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It's really unfortunate he can't at least shoot free throws decent, even in the 60 percent range. If he could he'd be one of the better post players in the Big 10. Right now, however, he's too much of a liability to even keep on the court in a close late game situation.
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Madison – A few thoughts from Wisconsin's 45-44 victory over No. 12 Minnesota on Saturday:
UW coach Bo Ryan was in rare form after the Badgers (14-6, 5-2) snapped a two-game losing streak.
Noting UW's continued shooting woes – 37.0% on field-goal attempts and 50% from the free-throw line, Ryan joked his players were saving wear and tear on the nets.
"One of these games we're going to make the nets move," he said. "Times are tough all over and we're saving a lot of money here at the university because these nets this year will be around 10 years compared to other gyms where they last a year or two."
UW's is now hitting just 43.5% of its field-goal attempts and 60.8% of its free-throw attempts.
"I always look at the positive point of view," said senior forward Ryan Evans, who contributed 10 points, a team-high eight rebounds, three assists, one block and one steal. "And what that is is that our defense has gotten quite a bit better. We're all on the same page defensively and the offense is coming.
"It's about peaking at the right time. (When) we get wins like this on the defensive end, how do you think it's going to be when we start getting the offense going? I know that's coming."
Fans have one question: When?
Ryan was asked whether he is playing his point guards, Traevon Jackson and George Marshall, by feel.
Jackson, who hit two critical jumpers in the final 62 seconds, played 25 minutes. Marshall, who scored eight points but had foolish foul with two-tenths of a second left in the first half that resulted in three made free throws, played 19 minutes.
"We're just trying to keep you confused," Ryan joked to a reporter. "Because you guys hang at practice and you guys know what we do and I don't know if you're sending messages to other schools or anything. I can't take that chance."
After a pause, Ryan got serious.
"Yea, it's definitely a gut feeling," he said. "I've been coaching for over 40 years with that."
Jackson had made just 3 of 19 field-goal attempts in his previous two games but displayed supreme confidence Saturday, particularly late.
Ryan made it clear Jackson – or any other player – should want the ball late no matter the circumstances.
"Well if you're going to be a player, you have to be that way," he said. "People that have the mindset of being a competitor; there isn't any other thought process. I mean, why would you go into the other area, with certain parts of your brain, when you're thinking you're going to get it done?
"But you have to prepare for the moment, you can't sit on your couch and say that you're going to find the cure for something. You have to work at what you do and when you're presented with the moment, there can't be any doubts.
"You have to be the one that says: 'OK, we can do this.'
"So I don't know any other way a guy would think, period."
Ryan was asked to describe the mood in the UW locker room after the victory, which came four days after a two-point home loss to Michigan State.
"You can't get too high after coming off of this one," he said. What do you think? They're in the locker room saying: 'Man, didn't we shoot the lights out.'
"We might shoot better if the lights went out."
I'll address this topic for our Tuesday story leading into the Ohio State game but for now I'll ask a simple question:
Where is Jared Berggren?
The senior forward averaged 13.7 points and 5.3 rebounds per game in UW's first three Big Ten games. He made 17 of 33 field-goal attempts (51.5%).
In the last four games, Berggren is averaging 6.0 points and 6.3 rebounds per game. Including his 1-of-7 performance Saturday, he has made 10 of 34 field-goal attempts (29.4%) in those four games. »Read Full Blog Post
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Agree about Ryan Evans. Sure, it's frustrating to watch him shoot a 3, or take on two defenders at least twice a game, or even shoot a free throw; all plays that make you scratch your head. But his rebounding and defense are both the best on the team. Similar to Bruiser, he's a guy you need on the team, though it can be frustrating at times.
It's really unfortunate he can't at least shoot free throws decent, even in the 60 percent range. If he could he'd be one of the better post players in the Big 10. Right now, however, he's too much of a liability to even keep on the court in a close late game situation.Hide replies
Fully agree, Jesse. As Potrykus pointed out, his D and rebounding make him a valuable contributor, but like you, I cringe every time he has the ball and you can see he's hell-bent on shooting. Will eagerly await the article on Berggren. Here's a guy with probably the most talent on the team, and some games you just have to scratch your head and ask yourself if he even played. How can he disappear for such long periods?
Yeah, we need Berggren to be far more active and we need Bruesewitz to be more of an offensive threat. Evans, as noted, contributes in many areas and also gives us some offense. Love Bruesewitz but we can't afford a donut on his scoring sheet. 6-10 points at least.
Great line regarding Dekker's bomb to the band. If they can find some better consistency in thier O, this team can play with anyone. A split on the road this coming week and a revenge game with Iowa at Kohl would have this team well poised going into the 2nd half of conference play.
It seems to be Brust and Evans, especially Brust, are reluctant to feed Dekker the ball when he is wide open on the wing. I'm not sure if it's because he is a freshman, they don't want him to have too much success, or they don't feel it's "swing offense" worthy. When they start to work through that their offense should get better.
JP's observations re: Berggren's recent troubles and Evans' rebounding & defensive contributions are dead on. Especially Berggren, whose troubles unfortunately (and coincidentally?) began in Indiana with the loss of "Big Frank" Kaminksy. Kudos to Zach Bohannon for his effort today, proving several solid minutes in relief of Berggren.
Will be interesting to see how much longer Bo's patience will last with Evans if his offensive and FT troubles continue, at least with regard to playing time down the stretch or in tight game situations. Today was the first time I recall Bo acknowledging Evans' offensive liabilities when he platooned him with Dekker (offense for defense switch) following Evans' badly missed FTs with 1:30 to play. Hope Evans can right the offensive ship. Badgers will need him if they hope to make any noise in the conference standings, let alone post season playHide replies
Yup, glad to see Bo pull Evans right at the end. He needs to hit some FT's to earn that time back. Plus the last thing anybody with a real mental hangup on FT's needs is to go to the line with the game on the line. We actually are making noise in conference play and who among us saw that coming a month ago.
It certainly doesn't seem coincidental that Berggren's problems began with the injury to Kaminsky. Kaminisky's absence hurts the whole team. They get mighty small (though not any quicker) when Berggren gets a breather. And when the Badgers go small other teams can either rest their big guys for quicker smalls or feed their big guys to go against smaller UW. This may also be causing Berggren to press a little more when he's on the floor.
Those who criticize Ryan Evans for his shortcomings on offense are missing the bigger picture. He shouldn't have to be a major offensive contributor; he should be a defense/rebounding guy, but when Berggren goes AWOL and everyone else is shooting horribly, he must feel that he needs to provide something offensively. The loss of Kaminsky, who is a better shooter than Evans, also is not helping.Hide replies
Evans is hurt by how mechanical his shot looks; he isn't a smooth offensive player. I'm surprised when Decker misses. I'm surprised when Evans scores.
Yeah, every time Evans shoots that 11 foot trajectory I just cringe! He is a talent, but the worst looking shot imaginable. His free throw opportunities are nerve wracking!
Its great bucky can have these exciting conference wins because we all know when march rolls around there will be the dearth at the dance. Bo's waterloo will shortly follow, a coach that racks up the wins with seemingly nothing on the court but than loses the entire wagon at tournament time. Go nuts now, because there is no later.Hide replies
Neither will they be any jumping and shouting in Marquette land either.
Go nuts now, because there is no later.
Oy, notorious Packer troll who has been "booted' several times shows up here. Ugh. Numerous Sweet 16's do not translate into tourney dearth.
Don't let boots [by any of his names] fool you. He hates everybody. He's no Marquette fan. He never actually states what team he is a fan of. His idea of a good time is knocking teams on their sites.
Its a foregone conclusion that both bucky and the gold are fodder for the ash heap in March. But, the good news is their success during the regular seasons sucks everybody in and there that glow of unreal optimism. (and, that is worth something) Since you kind of always believe it could be your number until the drawing is held.
So, hope springs eternal. But, Bo blows huge, and this we know. Kojak is a different story, his epitaph has yet to be written.
Its a foregone conclusion that both bucky and the gold are fodder for the ash heap in March. But, the good news is their success during the regular seasons sucks everybody in and there that glow of unreal optimism. (and, that is worth something) Since you kind of always believe it could be your number until the drawing is held.
So, hope springs eternal. But, Bo blows huge, and this we know. Kojak is a different story, his epitaph has yet to be written.
Bo's teams are capable of beating any team in the country on any given day! True Badger fans understand how lucky we are to have him as our coach!
I'm not a drummer, but I will provide the oblgatory cymbal crashes for each one of Coach Ryan's attempt at the profession known as comedy. He was indeed in rare form!
Berggren provided some very aggressive rebounding to start the second half. His shot is off (whose isn't?); it will come around.Hide replies
That is an exciting prospect Eddie, together with the rest of the front line.
They say things happen in 3's [not 3pt shots...]. So after 3 horrendous shooting displays [and thank god for GM or we lose by 25 at Iowa], perhaps now on the road this team will show good form again and pull another upset.
Keep On Wisconsin!
And the seniors are playing damn good D, next year they will be missed on the defensive end of the floor.
I think the rims at the Kohl must be an inch smaller in diameter. Nobody is shooting well there.Hide replies
Cosmic rays? We are in "good?' company at the free throw line. Duke shot under 50% for the second game in a row yesterday and around here, Bill Self and Kansas fans are wondering where their offense has gone.
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Isn't the 20k from blowing up only done to the boss? It deals 20k, plus removes 1 stack of the buff from him... Or did I read that wrong...
The 20k is an AOE based off the mob. It hits any players within 10 yards for the damage (which ignores armor.) So the 5k hit needs to land after everyone is outside of 10 yards of it.
I'm fairly certain that strategy would be considered an exploitation of pathing :/ in any case it isn't really needed, the encounter isn't hard when your construct squad gets the hang of it. To make it even easier you can keep scorch up on both sides of a pool (and negate one into the water) - it really is surprisingly easy.
While I don't believe that's it's an exploit considering how the room is designed, we easily downed him again this way and I do have to point out an error in my previous posts. This won't work at any of the 4 spots I mentioned previously... The 2 closest to Ignis have invisible walls that prevent you from swimming around. But on the other hand I found it's easy to ride up to the boss, aggro him, and ride back to the raid. No misdirection needed.
Great video helped my guild a lot, both on how to tank him and the tactics
The boss is easy even with the normal strategy not using the diagramed positioning. The problem is that it will probably will be fixed since it trivializes the encounter and your raid has to learn to do it all over again, which certainly isn't a motivation booster. Just do it as in the video (well I do 3 instead of 2 scorches on one side, but that doesn't really change things) and you'll never have to deal with learning the encounter once again.
Our guild did the Archimonde firstkill with the "standing on the edge of the map on the hills" strategy and ooh boy did it suck to learn the boss once again after it was fixed.
You don't have to look at the way 1 guild decided to do it and say "That's how it needs to be done by everyone!". Sorry if we put a little more thought into our method.
The simple facts are we aren't doing anything that hasn't been done before in other encounters and has become the accepted method of doing them. We just looked at what we were given and used that the most logical way. If Blizzard decides to fix it so this no longer works then so be it. If they don't and we continue to 1 shot this boss each week can we say that's Blizzard congratulating us for figuring out a better way?
The Leviathan - the simple fact that you can't use all 4 ledges is a pretty stong hint that it probably wasn't intented (and no, they don't make layout sole for the practical aspects. I bet the looks got much more to do with it ). Traditionally, exploiting the pathing is if you posistion yourself so mobs need to run in a way negating encounter mechanics - I call this strategy an exploit in that sense - after all I believe that this encounter was designed with ranged taunts in mind
It might be fixed, it might not, it all depends on how much of a challenge Blizzard intented this boss to be.
The boss seems really overtuned for 10 man. Our guild can do Razorscale, XT-002, and 2 guys down in Iron Council but this guy is too hard apparently. We've tried burning, rooting, tanking in the flames but it won't work because he will kill people with his adds or his pot. Anyone else seeing extreme difficulties in the 10 man version?
Gertiploiss, the tank without a cause or reason.
Gertiploiss - no, but it really depends if you have a construct squad that gets the hang of it. I would say that a Frost DK/Balance Druid probably is the best to take care of it. When you say people die in the pot, are you only running with 2 healers? 3 healers makes it a hell of a lot easier.
Hea ciderhelm i was wondering what the name of the hunter was. since i saw that he was pushing out 5k dps or so and i am having trouble with my dps. i want to see what spec he has and what not. TY
Does anyone know if you can stack the scorches? Would that increase the rate of making the constructs molten?
I just thought of this because we had a fail fest last night, with an OT that couldn't seem to get the mobs to become molten. We also had noone rooting/slowing, so that will help a lot.
I still wondered about stacking scorches though.
Just wanted to post another thanks for a great video and explanation of this fight. We got him down tonight for the first time and went on to kill the IC as well, both first kills for us on our second night of raiding for the week. Keep up the good work!!
The simple fact is that this kill is very efficient, doesn't have a restrictive requirement for raid composition other than some form of snares, requires minimal movement of ranged and healers, and greatly reduces raid dmg compared to the other ones being used at the moment stands on it's own.
(gimicky) fights in 10ulduar to make up for this one being smoother now. thanks for the new strat, looking forward to trying it.


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- by dylino_rynoSlayer was direct support for Pantera on this your in the very early 2000's. It's an arena and my seats are decent but not great. While changeover is happening for the Slayer set, I started talking with some dudes named Mike and Pete seated next to me. Our discussion turned to the the insanity of Slayer pits and one of my new friends suggested we rush the pit when the lights go black right before Slayer starts. Playing devils advocate, I point to several police officers ...
- by MickthebikeThursday evening I've been waiting for 2 hours when I see SLAYER out of their bus to enter La Laiterie Strasbourg ... A sign of Gary, smiling Tom and entered prepare ... 21:30, the background music stops ... It's gone! A fucking show with a great choice of songs!! The plublic is shaped ... And SLAYER in great shape! The show is apocalyptic! 1:45 of pure bliss and cutting up the ass!! HELLYEAH SLAYER!!
- by Kelo311I would love to know how Slayer plans a "world" tour but yet isn't coming to the most important city in the world,FUCKING NYC?? Anyone?
- by rayalukI was lucky enough to get to go and see the boys play in Camden last night. The show was awesome! Typically tight sounding thrashing Slayer show. Getting to see "Old School Slayer Night" was perfect for me as 85-90 was when my musical taste was developed and I know the lyrics of every album front to back from that time period. Absolutely all my favorites! The pit was a little active throughout the show but I can tell that the Slayer audience is getting a little older as I ...
- by Chanpion09Just saw Slayer in Columbus for the first time, and also the first metal show I've been too. Big eye opener getting clocked in the face in the first 5 minutes, but it was rad as hell. Shit got gnarly and heavy and it was exactly how I imagined it'd be
- by Number1ndnOk so I just signed up for an account n I am 25 been to plenty of metal shows, super big fan of Megadeth, I've seen them like 5 times. Any way I'm like 5"11' benching 365 n pretty much fuck up shit in the pit!!! So i haven't been to a Slayer concert yet!!! I'm going to see them this Friday in Las Vegas. I hear stories about the Slayer shows my older cousins been to back in the 90's but they don't get down in the pit like I do!! Some ppl like sky ...
- by GinsengMy first Slayer shows were when they co-headlined Pantera's two final U.S. Tours. I was 15. Went to the show alone, don't remember how I got home a hour away. concerts pre-9/11 were fucking crazy! First thing I wanted to do was get high and mosh, held my own for awhile until some fat kid started skanking and punched me in the mouth. Got cheap shotted in the back by a skinhead, there were a lot of them there for Pantera obviously. I remember making it through WAR ENSEMBLE. The ...
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- by vanhapeltoIn summer 2011 Slayer was playing the Heavy festival in Toronto so I knew I'd have to make the journey to the big city. The last night's top three headliners (in order of time playing) were Slayer, Billy Talent and then Rob Zombie. Well everyone thought that Slayer was going to close out the festival but to everyone's dismay it looked as if Slayer would technically be opening for Rob Zombie... and Billy Talent. This did not sit well with the hardcore metal crowd of ...
- by jedi68Good afternoon, I wish I could have contact with the band manager, since they Slayer band is comming to Mexico City I would like to know if they will be willing to do something with low resources young people that is good fan of the band. Please send me an e-mail to email@example.com
- by KawalChujaI first heard Slayer in 1998. I was 11 at the time. My older brother just bought the Diabolus In Musica tape. I'll probably make a pussy out of myself but at first I was so fucking afraid of this whiteheaded motherfucker on the cover that I didn't want to get anywhere near this tape. But finally curiosity won. I've put the tape in, pressed play and I waited. It was on side A and the first track was Bitter Peace. At first it was normal. Some guitars, some drums. Just music. ...
- by zaskar75SLAYER WERE IN TOWN MUST HAVE BEEN EARLY 90S ONLY PASSING THROUGH TO DO A SOUND CHECK , ME AND A LOAD OF OTHER KIDS FROM LIVERPOOL. DENIM OVER BIKER JACKETS ETC STOOD IN THE RAIN FOR HOURS MAN. LISTENING TO THE LADS PULL THE SOUND SYSTEM APART . AFTER ABOUT FIVE HOURS THE CAME OUT AND THROUGH A FEW SIGNATURES AND DONE A LEGGER , IVE STILL GOT MY SEASONS IN THE ABYSS PICTURE DISC SIGNED BY JEFF AND KERRY 20 YEARS LATER . RIP BIG MAN SOUTH OF HEAVEN
- by geertmargodtI still remember this day as it was yesterday..... Heavy Sound Festival in Belgium (1985).... You guys joined us at the festival bar drinking beers, telling jokes.... This was fun ! From that day on, Slayer was in my heart.
- by biker123i went to my first slayer concert either in 2012 or 2011 and everybody was headbanging including me and it was a fucking awesome concert
this was the first slayer album I ever bought and ever since then I been a big ass slayer fan so far i have about 7 albums Fucking Slayer
Amazing summation of a great era of music. The classic Slayer lineup playing the hits and then some of all the previous records. My only gripe is that this record sounds a little rushed. The production varies from perfect to so so. Sometimes you can barely hear the drums and sometimes only one guitar comes through. Other than that, still a great and classic live album.
this is a good live album.
Awesome live album fuckin slayer!
Not a big fan of live albums but you have to buy this one don't you? And I'm glad I did. Sound is a bit iffy in places but hey, this is Slayer so you put up with it. The quality of the music more than makes up for any other shortfall. Prefer a live DVD in future instead of CD, as I believe you can't have enough live DVD'S. Here's looking forward to the Manchester gig in November!!!! Can't wait, woo-hoo!!!!
This live is probably one of the best live album of all the story of metal,
there is no overdubbing on this record.
It' s a fantastic record and you must have one copy at home.
Great tracklisting & great way to celebrate a decade with a double cd live album, Hail Slayer!
Ps. Soundtrack to the Apocalypse is the best way to do that!!!
No fucking overdubs,just pure insane SLAYER.
i got this one as a present for christmas 1991. what an unholy christmas this was.
fuckin' slayer forever. this record has everything i expect from a live album. the only missing thing are the shitty overdubs, and that fact makes this one really big


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Almost 150 parents have been celebrated in the past five years.
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PhDs.org offers visitors more than just educational research, it also provides a place where people can search for jobs and gain from the experience of other students who have provided "student interviews" for the website.
Victoria Baker, who helped develop the project, told SurfKY in an email that she expects the site will continue to grow as time passes.
"PhDs.org was originally created by with the help of a number of students from the Math Department at Dartmouth College. The site was made possible by the generous support of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and a Burke Research Initiation Award from Dartmouth College," Baker said in her email. "The resource was created as part of our project's larger mission to build a comprehensive resource with information that can't be found elsewhere on the web. With the competitive nature of higher education and a plethora of graduate programs across the United States, we identified the need to help compile and sort through all this information. Working with the National Center for Education Statistics, we plan to continually research and update the database, as these education programs change frequently.
"We began the PhDs.org project in 1997 and we continually strive to add more data and update what we already have to be more useful to the online world users. When updating our data, we gather the information directly from the schools and we make sure that we update it regularly, to ensure that we are providing the best and most accurate information to our frequent visitors," she added.
According to the website, past webmasters have included Albin Jones, Dartmouth College Ph.D. '99; Adam Clayton, Dartmouth '00; Jun Shen, Dartmouth '98; Michael Pryor, Dartmouth '98; and Dave Santoro, Dartmouth '98.
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Anti Ageing Face Cream for Oily Skin
Finding the right face cream for your skin can be as important as eating the right variety of foods. Your skin needs all sorts of vitamins, nutrients and even natural chemicals to function correctly, so how can you be sure that your face cream is doing what's best for you? Well the big face cream debate becomes even more complicated if you're also looking for a face cream with anti-ageing properties. What makes it even harder still is if you have particularly oily skin, as you'll want to avoid many types of face creams altogether! So let's take a look at the sort of face creams that you should be looking for to cater for the needs of your oily skin, without all the fuss.
First of all, you'll want to make sure that your face cream is water based. There are plenty of face creams out there that make good use of oily chemicals and mixtures, which although feel like they can be applied more evenly on your skin, they'll only serve to add to your oily complexion. And they've even been known to block pores and cause severe skin reactions to boot! Water based face creams dry naturally, don't leave any unwanted residues and are easily absorbed too.
Secondly, it's important to make sure that your face cream has been tested by a dermatologist. This is important to not only avoid reactions when applied to your skin, but to make sure that all of the chemicals included within the product do what you expect them to do. For example, your anti-ageing face cream might feel great when you rub it in, but what are those chemicals doing to your skin cells when left to lay for a few hours? Are the chemicals helping to renew your skin and decrease your lines and wrinkles, or are they blocking your pores and killing your skin cells?
It's also important to remember that switching your face cream can be as detrimental to your makeup routine as over-exposure to the sun. Your skin is very intelligent, able to grow, repair and renew your cells every single day, so if you find a face cream that does what it needs to do, don't toy with the idea of mixing things up; you might end up losing out on the benefits that you've already been receiving from your current product.
One of your priorities should be to cater to your skin. So in your case, you may find that you suffer with oily skin on a daily basis, but that you still want to enjoy the benefits of anti-ageing products and moisturizers. If this sounds like you, then the above points are great pieces of advice to follow. Reduce the levels of oil on your skin; either wipe your face over before applying your cream, or use a water based cream as mentioned so that your skin can easily absorb the liquids on your face much more easily. There's nothing to say that your skin has to suffer because of excess oil, so simply find a product that helps to control how much there is on your face at any given time.


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Find a hostel in Portugal and save money on discount lodging. Hosteling in Portugal offers a different travel experience than staying at traditional accommodations. Youth hostels allow you to meet new people and learn from other international and worldly travelers. Most hostels are conveniently located in the center of the action close to public transportation, including buses and rails. Staying at a hostel in Portugal is a great option whether you are backpacking or traveling on a budget . Browse our hostels and plan your Portugal vacation today!
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