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Race: Vettel
Season: Sebastian Vettel 1 - Mark Webber 0
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Race: Button
Season: Jenson Button 1 - Sergio Perez 0 14
One race around a non-typical race circuit doesn't ruin your whole season. The talk of a switch back to the MP4-27 is certainly premature because the team would have to crash-test it again and there are front aero tweaks that they'd have to make as well. Jenson was putting a brave face on it.
Race: Hamilton
Season: Lewis Hamilton 1 - Nico Rosberg 0
The Rosberg vs Hamilton battle is going to be one of the most watched team-mate battles of the season. When he was having a barge or two at Michael Schumacher, Nico looked like he was fighting more for himself than a team result, safe in the knowledge that they were aiming for the occasional star result and not a title challenge. Now, with the prospect of running a lot closer to the front, in theory he should be a bit more circumspect about imperilling his team-mate for the sake of points. We shall see. In Melbourne Nico had the clear edge in the wet and Lewis had the sound grip of things in the dry - the thing we were denied in his early retirement was how much longer he could have made his tyres last in the second stint.
Race: Massa
Season: Fernando Alonso 1 - Felipe Massa 0
What a difference a year makes. Massa almost got his dream start by outqualifying Alonso and getting cleanly ahead into the first corner. Using his customary guile Alonso made the call to come in early and effectively jumped three cars. The fact that Massa is so reliant on instructions from his engineer means that he is most likely to stick to Plan A. From a political standpoint in the team, Rob Smedley can't really appear to be dreaming up non-optimal strategies to beat the No.1 contracted driver, so Felipe has to stick to the script.
Race: Raikkonen
Season: Kimi Raikkonen 1 - Romain Grosjean 0
Raikkonen's victory was a rarity. Not because it was a Lotus win, or a Kimi comeback victory, but because it was a win from seventh place on the grid. In the last ten years only two other wins have come from that far back in a race that wasn't punctuated by a Safety Car. He said it was one of his easier wins, and that's true, he did all the hard work in the opening laps getting past Rosberg in Turn 1 and Hamilton on Lap 2. Towards the end of the race you could see him speeding up and slowing down in response to Alonso's lap time.
Grosjean said he had mystery car issues, but he's still very much on probation so an error-free first grand prix is not too bad a result.
Force India
Race: Di Resta
Season: Paul di Resta 1 - Adrian Sutil 0
Now this may take a degree of explaining , but basically Di Resta qualified in front of Sutil and caught him up at the end of the race as Sutil's tyres fell away, but was told not to overtake him. So even though Sutil finished in front of Di Resta, the arbitrary hand of TMW gives the result to the Scot who said he felt "robbed". It was of course a tremendous comeback for Sutil, and he'd never ever led a race before. On Sunday he led twice.
Race: Hulkenberg
Season: Nico Hulkenberg 1 - Esteban Gutierrez 0
Hulkenberg had no chance to exploit his P11 in qualifying but he would probably have had a lot of fun with Adrian Sutil had his car not developed a fuel leak.
Race: Bottas
Season: Maldonado 0 - Bottas 1
Pastor Maldonado got sent to the figurative OffonF1 Naughty Step. Not for taking so much grass in qualifying that you could have attached a gang mower to the back of his FW35 and done half the circuit, or the fact that he made a mistake in the race and buried the car to its axles in gravel, no, it's for slagging the car so much that you could see his attendant Press Officer visibly sigh.
"The car is very bad," snapped Pastor, cue the sigh.
"Was that a problem, Pastor?"
"The problem is that it is very slow." He knows how to motivate people.
Bottas used the experience of his 15 Friday runs to edge past his team-mate, perhaps another reason for the Maldonado malcontent.
Toro Rosso
Race: Vergne
Season: Daniel Ricciardo 0 - Jean-Eric Vergne 1
This year it gets serious for the Toro Rosso duo because two seasons is about as long as Franz Tost's patience lasts before the drivers get spat out of the other end of the Red Bull talent machine. Jean-Eric almost scored a point until a late-race trip across the gravel dropped him from 10th to 12th. Daniel Ricciardo got nudged on the opening lap, saved his car from tank-slapping into others but spent the rest of the race recovering.
Race: Bianchi
Season: Jules Bianchi 1 - Max Chilton 0
It was sad to see Luiz Razia having his F1 chance snatched away from him at the last minute. His replacement may not have brought so many dollars to the team, but Jules Bianchi already looks a contender of scaring the lower end of the midfield. Given that he has a half a season of Friday running behind him, the Ferrari protege should have no problem in producing a TMW ratio akin to that of Alonso vs Massa, but Max Chilton is going to progress thanks to his presence in the team. Even if he ends up getting mullah'ed.
Race: Pic
Season: Charles Pic 1 - Giedo van der Garde 0
Poor old Tony Fernandes. The owner of the Caterham team has spent millions on his QPR team and it's bottom of the Premiership. Now he's spent millions on his F1 team and they are bottom of the F1 Constructors' table. Before they had HRT and Marussia propping them up, but now they are plum stone cold last and on the evidence of the first race, they might be there for a bit. At least they can't get relegated.
The Kimi's Disappointed File: "I was a little bit disappointed about qualifying."
Ed note: Great to have a 'disappointed' in an official Lotus press release but also to include his favourite increment, the 'little bit'. Also watch out for his favourite adjective 'nice'.
Quotes of the Race Weekend
Lewis Hamilton: "I was having breakfast and I had a little giggle with myself knowing that I was going to get into the car."
Sam Michael, McLarenAsked if he was disappointed about the speed of the car he said with a touch of waspiness: "I don't have any time in the day to be disappointed, I'm just concentrating on making the car better."
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Sutil 1
Overtaking Move of the Race
Raikkonen 1
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Exciting 1 - Dull 0
Sat on the Naughty StepMaldonado 1
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Williams managed to get just one driver into Q2 while it was another impressive display from Marussia's Jules Bianchi in Shanghai...
Pastor Maldonado: "I got everything I could out of the car today. I was hoping for a better result but we couldn't quite put it all together in Q2. It's not where we want to be so we need to work very hard. We've been working hard already but we need time to turn things around. We have a good amount of new tyres for tomorrow and the tyres are very sensitive here, so that could make the race very interesting. Anything can happen tomorrow and we will do our very best."
Valtteri Bottas: "We left the run quite late in Q1 as everyone else also left it late before heading back out and we were waiting for the track conditions to improve. However, with only one lap to get everything right it was quite a difficult situation. The wind conditions made it tricky to get the perfect lap as I was trying to push hard and it's a new experience for me to have to put everything together in just one lap. The conditions were different to FP3 and I didn't make the most of qualifying. Now we are focused on getting the strategy right for the race to make the most of the new tyres we have."
Jules Bianchi: "I am happy with where we ended up on the grid for tomorrow's race, but I am a little disappointed with my lap to be honest. I made a small mistake which cost me lap time and there was certainly more to come. I think we have struggled a little more today perhaps, but I have confidence in our race pace and so I am looking forward to tomorrow's race. It will be key to get a good start and ensure the cars behind us stay behind us, then I am sure we can continue our trend of getting closer to the cars in front and hopefully feel the full benefit of our upgrades. I think it could be an interesting race generally because of the tyres and the track conditions, and I hope we will be able to take advantage of some circumstances which might work in our favour."
Max Chilton: "It would be easy to focus on the negatives from today, but given the challenges we've faced on my side of the garage so far this weekend I'm more encouraged by what we 'have' achieved when you consider how little running we've had. The target was to stay the right side of the Caterhams, which I did, despite only having the one run of three laps. Although it has been frustrating, at least this means that we'll start ahead of them on the grid tomorrow and hopefully we'll be able to make use of our strong race pace to stay there. Fingers crossed we'll get a clear run at the race, which I'm looking forward to."
Giedo van der Garde: "After two productive sessions yesterday I just couldn't get the same feeling from the car in FP3 and that carried over into qualifying. Like Charles, I've had quite a few small problems in each session and together they've held us back quite a bit. We're struggling to understand the tyre behaviour here and when the track temps went up today it was like having to start again with our understanding of how to get them working. My final position in quali is obviously disappointing, particularly as I made a mistake in turn two on my second run, pushing too hard into the corner and that cost me about four tenths. Without that I'd have finished a bit higher up the grid but now we have to focus on tomorrow's race and aim for the same sort of performance we put in at the last race in Malaysia."
Charles Pic: "We've had quite a few issues all weekend and they've hurt our ability to get the most out of the car here, particularly with the tyres. We tried a couple of different setup options in FP3 and the car balance felt better this morning than it had yesterday but between FP3 and qualifying the tyre behaviour changed again and we really couldn't get them to work. In qualifying we did both runs on the soft tyres but I had traffic on my first run which meant I didn't have a clean lap. On the second run I improved my time but I still had oversteer on the exits of most of the corners and more traffic in both sectors one and two which basically ruined that lap. Even with the package we have now we know there's more performance in the car so days like today are frustrating, but we'll just have to work harder, improve where we can and focus on putting in a good performance tomorrow."
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Loic Remy's stoppage-time goal ended Newcastle United's barren run at St James' Park in the Barclays Premier League as they beat Aston Villa 1-0.
Alan Pardew's side had gone more than seven hours without a goal in the Barclays Premier League, but the France striker struck in the 92nd minute to lift the mood on Tyneside. Remy had been Newcastle's biggest threat in the match, forcing Brad Guzan into several saves and hitting a post in the closing stages, before he had the final say.
Pardew had urged his players to prove Paul Lambert wrong after the Villa manager had suggested that Newcastle were there for the taking on the back of a run where they had taken just four points from the previous 24 available. However, although Tim Krul was made to earn his clean sheet, Villa were ultimately undone.
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Soup tureen, c. 1883
ironstone china
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By the mid-nineteenth century, global travel was easier because land and sea transportation were more accessible and comfortable. Canada became one of the newest travel destinations. Pottery manufacturers enhanced the visual travelogue by bringing geography to tables, decorating dinnerware with scenes taken from engravings illustrating popular travel books. The WAG's soup tureen is one of the rarest examples to use printed imagery from William Henry Bartlett's book, Canadian Scenery (1842), as it is decorated with not just one but eight views of the Canadian landscape. At least twelve Staffordshire potteries worked with scenes taken from Bartlett's engravings. The manufacturer of this particular work, G.W. Turner & Sons, was a modest enterprise whose market for such wares were the local and colonial consumers.
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At every festival we have lectures from invited guests who give an illustrated talk during the festival. These are talks relevant to the field of ceramics including exhibition and display, techniques, research and teaching in ceramics. These take place in the cinema or the theatre of the Arts Centre. Lectures for the 2015 ICF will be announced over the next few months. Below is the lecture programme from 2013: Lecturers for the 2013 International Ceramics Festival:
Walter Keeler
Mick Casson Memorial Lecture
The pottery tradition is at the heart of all my work. Pottery for use has been central to all settled human communities. Seldom merely functional, it has been a vehicle for expression and the fulfilment of a delight in the pleasure of handling a sensual and incredibly versatile material; the useful bound up with the intellect and the imagination.
I discovered pottery as a boy, becoming intimate with fragments of ancient pots picked up on the beaches of the Thames in London. They infiltrated my mind and my senses, giving me an insight to the syntax of thrown pottery; a sense of what is authentic, which I only fully understood as I gained experience in the craft.
So my work is informed by my passion for pots from the past, but also by making and firing, and the world and times in which I live. Sometimes I make simple useful things like mugs or jugs, on other occasions my work is less straightforward, making demands, even challenging the user to negotiate with an unexpected pot to do an ordinary job. I hope my pottery brings with its seriousness, some humour and sensual pleasure.
Bonnie Kemske
Bonnie Kemske will chair the Postgraduate Symposium 2013: Ceramics Review Editor Bonnie Kemske will chair our symposium at the 2013 festival 'Postgraduate Studies – What's the point'
Rebecca Huchinson
Speaker for the Postgraduate Symposium 2013
Rebecca Hutchinson, Professor, teaches Undergraduate and Graduate Ceramics at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth. Her installation work engages concerns for ecosystem dynamics. Recent installations have been built at the San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design, Bracciano Museum, Italy, Islip Museum of Art, Holter Museum of Art, Blue Star Contemporary Arts Center, Skidmore College, Fuller Craft Museum, Lowe Museum of Art, Northern Clay Center, and Manchester Crafts Guild.
Rebecca Hutchinson has been awarded grants and fellowships from: The Pollock Krasner Foundation, Virginia Cultural Commission, UMass Dartmouth, Society of Arts and Crafts, and the North Carolina Arts Council, and has curated and juried exhibitions and participated in residencies including the Archie Bray Foundation. She has taught Large Scale and Paper Clay workshops internationally and at Anderson Ranch, Mendocino Art Center, Appalachian Craft Center, Clay Art Center, Southwest Craft Center, Peters Valley Art Center, Northern Clay Center, and Mudflat Ceramics, amongst others.
Anne Gibbs
Ceramicist Anne Gibbs will give a visual presentation at the 2013 festival on how two residencies in 2009, one at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia and the other at Cove Park in Scotland, have had an impact on her current practice. During the 2013 festival Anne will be taking part in a Artist In Residency placement at Aberystwyth Arts Centre.
Lawrence Epps
Bored at work? Trapped in a world of endless office politics? Hear the artist Lawrence Epps talk about his own experiences of corporate culture and how he uses that time to inspire his ceramic sculptures exploring the experience of the individual within the corporate environment.
Lawrence Epps is a British artist who won the Fresh Award at the 2011 British Ceramics Biennial. Since that time his work has been exhibited in galleries, museums and sculpture parks in the UK and abroad.
For more information on one of Lawrence Epps' recent project visit: www.sykey.org
Felicity Aylieff
Felicity Aylieff is an artist of international standing recognised for her research into large scale ceramics. Working from her studio in Bath for more than 3 decades, she has more recently developed a collaborative relationship with manufactories in Jingdezhen, China where she makes monumental pots. Felicity will give a talk about her 'double life', working in both the UK and China. The talk will explore the technicalities of working on a large scale and the impact and change this has had on what she makes. She will also explore the development and translation of drawing, mark making, and pattern that forms the content of my work.
Li Wenying
In 2000, after graduating from the Jingdezhen Ceramic Institute, founded with her brother Jackson Li the Jingdezhen Sanbao Ceramic Art Institute. Wenying is Programme Director and continues to organize tours and visits to potters in China as well as the International Residency Programme at Sanbao.
A title for the lecture:
The Changing Face of Jingdezhen and Sanbao's return to Source
Jingdezhen is the porcelain capital of China but in the last ten years it has almost changed beyond recognition. At Sanbao, we have over the last decade, sought to recapture those traditions that established, for more than a thousand years, the craftsmanship of Jingdezhen potters whose ceramics can be seen in museums throughout the world. Both Chinese and potters from abroad have shared their common experience during their residencies at Sanbao and, I think, have gone away the richer.
Michael Goldmark
Mike Goldmark will talk about his gallery's involvement with ceramics, touching on the reasons why the gallery started to sell ceramics and how it so rapidly achieved the high levels of sales for which it is renowned. He will also reveal the gallery's unique methods of promoting and supporting its potters and how he sees the future of selling and collecting pots.
Mike Goldmark this year celebrates his 50th year as a shopkeeper. From high fashion menswear in the '60s to art and ceramics today, he has retained a remarkably old-fashioned ethos to shopkeeping while embracing the very latest in modern communications. His last flirtation with the fashionable ended in the late '60s, since when he has endeavoured to sell only that which he felt would be of lasting value. With his team of nearly 30, he nows sells all over the world from his base in the tiny English market town of Uppingham.
Tanya Harrod
Tanya Harrod will give a talk on Michael Cardew (1901-1983) – Modern Pots, Colonialism and the Counterculture.
Tanya Harrod is the author of The Crafts in Britain in the 20th Century(1999) and The Last Sane Man: Michael Cardew, Colonialism and the Counterculture(2102). She is the co-editor of the Journal of Modern Craft.
Ruth Lloyd
Ruth Lloyd is Residency Co-ordinator at the V&A Museum, London where she set up and now manages the Museum Residency Programme.
21st Century Residencies
Across the World, there seems to be greater interest in residencies that focus on public engagement and socially engaged creative practice. The Victoria and Albert Museum Residency Programme invites creative practitioners from a wide range of disciplines, including ceramics, to use a studio on site for six months, use the unrivalled collections for research, and engage the public in making through learning and participatory programmes. Since 2008, the V&A has hosted over thirty innovative and original residents who have challenged the museum, enthralled visitors, and who, as individual residents, have grown as artists and created inspirational new work .
What makes a residency successful? What is gained from these programmes – for the public, the host organisation, and the resident?
Jeremiah Krage
Empty Bowls: A Charitable Challenge for Potters
Jeremiah is an artist working across a range of media to create interactive objects and experiences in public spaces. Inspired by a desire to help his local ceramics group raise their profile (and membership), and to do a good turn for charity, Jeremiah set out to create a series of 'Empty Bowls' events in Cornwall. The Empty Bowls movement is a grassroots effort to tackle hunger, using handmade bowls to serve a simple meal of soup and bread. In return for a donation to charity, diners keep their bowl as a reminder of empty bowls around the world. Jeremiah will be talking about the history of the Empty Bowls movement, the highs and lows of the Cornwall project, and ultimately, how we can all benefit from undertaking a charitable challenge.
Jane Perryman
Documentary Film Pottery Traditions of India
Jane Perryman is a ceramic artist and writer of international standing, with work in many public and private collections. Her books (Smoke Fired Pottery, Traditional Pottery of India, Naked Clay and Smoke Firing – contemporary artists and approaches, all published by A&C Black) have been translated into French and German.
She has recently resurrected some video films taken by her late colleague Indru Bhatia and produced them into seven short films documenting pottery and clay traditions from different areas of India between 1996 – 1999.
The footage is of raw quality, and has now become irreplaceable archive material. The lives and work of traditional potters have changed radically due to the rapid economic development of India.
Jane will be introducing the films and showing five of them.
The DVD Pottery Traditions of India is for sale from www.janeperryman.co.uk
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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. - In a mail ballot election due April 2, Grand Junction residents will vote for four Grand Junction City Council members. Here's a quick introduction to each of the 10 candidates:
Phyllis Norris is attempting to unseat Tom Kenyon, the incumbent running for a second term.A Grand Junction native, Norris has spent a career working for City Market starting out as a checker in 1970. She became a store manager five years later, then a district manager and eventually vice president and then president in 2001. Norris retired in 2011.Norris has served on numerous boards, including Hilltop, St. Mary's Hospital, Mesa County Workforce Center and the Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce."Since I retired two years ago, I have been involved through the chamber with economic development and business issues," Norris wrote in an e-mail to the Free Press. "Through these efforts I have felt the city has not always supported the growth of business and I don't feel they have done a good job with the budgeting process and prioritizing city needs. These are the reasons I decided to run for city council."Kenyon, who was Grand Junction's mayor last year, worked as deputy director for Colorado Division of Parks for 31 years before retiring in 2003. Kenyon, 62, returned to Grand Junction where he opened Elk Canyon Investments, obtained his Realtor's license and started working for Bray and Company in 2004.Kenyon served on the McInnis Canyons Advisory Board; he volunteered with the Mesa County Planning Commission; he recently completed six years on the Center For Independence board of directors. Gov. John Hickenlooper recently reappointed Kenyon to the Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp Committee, where decisions are made on how to spend revenue from sportsmen's license fees on conservation issues. Currently Kenyon is vice-president of the Colorado Mule Deer Association. Kenyon said he was inspired to run for city council after serving on the county planning commission where he worked on the city and county's comprehensive plan."I have a lot of experience with government, policy-type issues," Kenyon said.
Three candidates are running for one seat in District D: Bonnie Beckstein, Martin Chazen and incumbent Laura Luke.Luke is a Colorado Mesa University graduate, with a bachelor's degree in finance and management, and an MBA. She has worked as a stockbroker, financial advisor and consultant. A Grand Valley resident since 1966, Luke, 51, was appointed to city council two years ago. She's currently Mayor Pro Tem; her term expires in May 2013. Luke said her experience makes her "up to speed" on issues affecting the community and is the reason she is running for another term. City projects during Luke's tenure on council include the Lincoln Park tower, the public safety complex and the 29 Road overpass.Martin Chazen, 60, settled in Grand Junction in 2006 with his wife, Jeanne, after retiring from a career as a financial executive in California. In an email to the Free Press, Chazen listed past jobs as a controller at Fox Sports Net in Los Angeles; regional controller for the Seagram Beverage Company; and regional controller for 7UP. Chazen also worked for H & H Oil Tool in Santa Paula, Calif. After earning a master's degree in finance at California State University, Chazen became a part-time lecturer at the college teaching corporate financial policy.Chazen currently serves on the School District 51 budget committee, is a faculty adviser for an on-campus club at Colorado Mesa University, and is a member of Club 20.As to why he's running for council, Chazen said: "I'm a numbers guy. I built a career making sure companies live within their budgets and I believe the City of Grand Junction should do the same."The third candidate, Beckstein, has lived in Mesa County since 1964, and in Grand Junction since 1975. She's currently self-employed as a public accountant. Beckstein, 60, served on council for six years where she said she worked on developing the city's comprehensive plan, with the Downtown Uplift project and worked on developing budgets during energy industry's boom and bust periods. In an e-mail to the Free Press, Beckstein wrote: "I believe that my experience will be an asset in regards to developing a new vision with the direction the city will move forward with in regards to a recovering economy and assuring the moneys used are first directed to getting the city's infrastructure back to the timelines that they should be and controling allocation of monies to various organization until the city has taken care of its immediate needs."
Harry Butler, Duncan L. McArthur and Robert Noble are competing for the District E city council seat. The successful candidate will replace Teresa Coons, who is term-limited.Butler was a Grand Junction city councilman from 2001 to 2005. During that time Butler served on the Grand Junction Housing Authority and parks and recreation boards.Butler, 69, retired in 1994 after nearly 30 years with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Since retirement, Butler has kept busy serving on numerous boards and committees including the Coloramo Credit Union board, Mesa Developmental Services human rights committee, the cultural advisory board for Colorado Mesa University, the Handy Chapel trustee board, and others. Butler is currently a District 51 school board member. Butler said he wishes to return to city council because "I believe the city is really a vital place to live and I want to be part of its growth."He also wants to see the Riverside Parkway linked to Interstate 70, he said.Noble, 69, graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a history degree in 1965.That year he went to work for the Social Security Administration. He sent 34 years with the federal government, including 12 years in the Medicare program and 14 years as a criminal investigator in the Office of Inspector General for the Department of Health and Human Services.After Noble retired from the federal government in 1999, he worked in the private sector, and retired completely in 2010.Noble and his wife moved to Grand Junction in 2011. Noble said his 34 years in public service was "quite satisfying.""I decided that if I could make a positive contribution to the city, that that would be very satisfying indeed. So, I made up my mind to try running for the council," Noble said.McArthur has been a Grand Junction resident since 2004. McArthur worked as a general contractor and concrete subcontractor building residential and light commercial foundations on the Front Range. McArthur, 62, currently works for himself as a consultant for a number of local business associations providing assistance with government affairs programs, he said.In an email to the Free Press McArthur wrote: "Running for City Council was not something I really wanted to do but it has become something that I feel I need to do. I have been concerned about the direction the Council has taken over the last few years so I felt it was time to stand up."
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I thought that was mainly to do with HS, Cleave and Rend not being normalized to weapon speed and how in MoP they're a substantially smaller part of our damage than previous expansions.
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Hunters, Just get a Sporebat, most LFRs will be missing that buff.
Think there's only one tanking weapon with a sub 2.6 speed anyhow.
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They're trialing Rev generating 20 Rage on the PTR. Not really sure why we need this, I'm kind inkling towards it being mainly for AoE since under optimal AOE conditions we never use Devastate or have SnB procs so have a lot less offensive enrage procs. Anyhow this coupled with the enrage change is going to be a fair whack more resources to play with, not to the point that i'd ignore the hit/exp caps, but still i'm a little excited
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I get the feeling we have about as much a clue what this should fix as Blizzard does.
With enough mobs TC/Rev/SS/Rev is your basic rotation anyway and with that rage income, all the change does is clip more SBar.
SS/Dev spam?
Converting the extra Rage gain from Rev into HS you'll do more DPS than ignoring it and it gives more SBar if you really need it. Maybe there will be some new balance where Dev after SS is better, but having read recent posts/tweets, I somehow get the feeling Blizzard hasn't thought that far ahead.
+5% damage on enrage would've fixed more issues all at once
Survival/Damage reduction?
I really don't see how a wee bit more Rage is any solution to our core problems.
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Core problems? our AoE and single target are quite weak compared to the other tanks, and our stats are prtty uninteresting, the changes adress the first, the second not so much.
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More datamined PTR stuff:
Not sure if it's enough to be a full smile yet for Riposte, we'll see on PTR. Then some really fking weird glyphs. My feelings are mixed on most of these...Protection
Revenge now generates 20 Rage in Defensive Stance, up from 15.
Riposte now grants 75% of your Parry and Dodge as additional Critical Strike for 20 sec, up from 50%.
Some of them are damn useful/fun, others seem utterly retarded. I'm looking at you, Subtle Defense.Glyph of Impaling Throws (NYI) - Heroic Throw now leaves an axe in the target, which can be retrieved by moving within 0 yards of the target to reduce the cooldown of Heroic Throw by 0 sec.
Glyph of the Executor - Killing an enemy with Execute grants you 300 rage.
Glyph of the Raging Whirlwind - Whirlwind gives you 15 rage over 6 sec, but for that time you no longer generate rage from autoattacks.
Glyph of the Subtle Defender - Removes the threat generation bonus from Defensive Stance.
Glyph of the Watchful Eye (NYI) - Intervene will now target the party or raid member with the lowest health within 35 yards. If you are not in a party or raid, Intervene will automatically target an active banner.
Glyph of the Weaponmaster (NYI) - Your Shout abilities cause the appearance of your weapon to change to that of a random weapon from your inventory for 0 sec.
Glyph of Victorious Throw - Increases the range of Victory Rush by 15 yards.
Trinkets look interesting next tier
- http://ptr.wowhead.com/item=102296 Stamina is always nice, but the on-use seems odd, are we gonna be soaking AoE's on our todd? or are bosses just gonn have a lot of frontal cones?
- http://ptr.wowhead.com/item=102297 Passive Dodge and a small DPS to HPS conversion, not really sure its going to be much use unles you're really pushing healers or have to solo something.
- http://ptr.wowhead.com/item=102306 Battlemasters are always nice for encounters that challenge EHP and the reduction on Shield Wall, Last Stand are rather powerful, it also affects Rallying Cry, Recklessness, Skull Banner and Mocking Banner
- http://ptr.wowhead.com/item=102307 Passive stamina again but Crit on use, think this is more for Bears and Monks than Plate tanks, as our crit scaling isn't all that big
- http://ptr.wowhead.com/item=102316 Passive stamian but this time paired with Dodge, much better for us Platies
- http://ptr.wowhead.com/item=102305 Whilst this is a DPS trinket, the 14% more Mastery is not to be scoffed at even with my tier15 gear that alone is enough to passively let it compete with the other secondary stat trinkets this tier, the crit damage and procced strength are bonuses.
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So i've updated my RPS calculator for 5.4 and come across a few interesting things.
I'm curious of the outcome of this. Wildly Speculating I wonder if they may push us into a more DK style of tanking with SBar, Maybe we'll burn Sblock at 120 rage and then punch Sbar if we drop Below a health threshold? maybe not, but this could really shake us up as the main selling point of Hit and Expertise is stabilising and generating RPS, allowing more SB(ar) uptime smoothing damage intake, Avoidance, always the leader in TDR, now also has a clear advantage over mastery in terms of RPS, so it has definitely gained in the smoothing department, to what extent I'm unsure. But thinking along the same logic as Paladins with regards to haste mastery; They're unlikely to die to a hit whilst they have ShotR up even if its a piddly baseline amount, so thye stack Haste to increase uptime rather than mastery to increase the Damage reduction when its up, Like wise we're unlikely to die to a string of Blocks, (even if they're not critical blocks) so maybe we should be looking to fill the gaps in Sblock Uptime with Sbar rather than increasing the size of our average block, and for that we'd want maximum RPS which would mean Avoidance rather than Mastery after Hit/Exp Caps
- Extra rage gains have upped our RPS by ~1.2. doesn't seem like a lot but its nearly 50% more excess rage after deducting what we need to keep Sblock Rolling.
- All of the buffs have been a boon to the RPS value of avoidance,
- in terms of raw RPS Hit/exp>avoidance>crit>Mastery>str
- Crit sucks for us as it doesn't give extra Rev procs
- Strength sucks as it doesn't get converted into crit via riposte
Now granted ShotR and Sblock are quite different animals, warriors can easily keep Sblock up 66% of the time, Paladins need alot of Haste to reach ShotR uptimes anywhere near that high, so the paladin is open to longer hit strings than we are. Likewise Their Haste scaling is very dependable, there's no RNG component, Our Avoidance Scaling is completely RNG; It's RNG as to whether we get the avoidance in the first Place, and its RNG if the we get the Crits on SS and Dev.
I'm getting a little bit more excited than i should.
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I've gone on the PTR and geemed mainly avoidance (hybrid stams in blue sockets), fot a couple of avoidance trinkets (2 & 5, form my earlier list), and whilst i can get myself to about 30% avoidance against boss levels, which works ut to be around 23% crit from riposte (we don't seem to get any base crit on the ptr at the moment) it has dropped my crit block to about 55% though. The DPS is rediculous, I'm having no trouble maintaining max uptime on Shield Block and Having to dump a lot of rage into Sbar just to not cap.
It's alot of fun, big numbers everywhere, to the extent that i can't believe they'll let it go live, and if they do they'll have to nerf it very quickly.
EDIT:its ~30% damage increase whilst questing.
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Have you tried using nothing but Sbar with this setup? High avoidance and low mastery both reduce the effectiveness of Sblock, and Sbar allows us to be more reactionary when countering high damage intake (which includes periods of not dodging or parrying anything).
It would also free up a major glyph - Heavy Repercussions -> Unending Rage perhaps? In any case, I'm excited for the major damage buff alone. I'm tanking alongside a druid in 10m and tank swaps are a pain in the ass; he is asking for Pain Suppressions on Iron Qon just to reduce his threat...
I generally default to Glyphs of HR, UE & HtL. Partl becuase of how many taunt swaps, and it allows me to better pool rage for Sbarring Boss specials without potentially delaying the next SBlock. HR is still a ridiculously potent Glyph for any fight where you're being meleed ( so basically every fight excpet Lei Shi, and Council if you're the Mar'li tank)
I'm not really seeing Sbar Spamming as being effective, even stacking avoidance, our avoidance isn't that much higher, maybe 8% higher, which i don't think is enough to affect how we play. We'd either need Sbar to scale massively better like DS's absorb does, remember it scales off damage taken, similar to vengeance, but also DKs gear via mastery, Sbar just doesn't have that scaling, furthermore we don't have a heal component to Sbar Like DS does, If a DK take a big hit , they heal some of it back, AND put up a huge shield, we can't do the heal with any regularity, and we can't put up such a large shield. Sbar just isn't the same tool for smoothing as DS is, and we just can't get enough avoidance thanks to DR to make it effective, and that's by design, when it looks like that's how we're playing they nerf Sbar.
Thing is we now have sufficient rage that we can keep SBlock rolling and usually have sufficient Rage to use Sbar to react to spikes or proactively shield ourselves from boss specials. It's more and more not a case of Sblock or Sbar, but Sblock AND Sbar, the only times i really find myself rage starved are the GCDs directly following putting Sblock and Sbar up at once, which is probaly the time i'm least likely to die anyway.
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Are you able to model Sbar vs. Sblock in T16 gear? I don't know whether you can do it with simcraft, I've only ever done DPS sims with that.
Sbar is already close to Sblock in terms of damage reduction on physical hits alone. High avoidance will exacerbate this. You also forgot that Sbar will heal us for 30% of the absorb with the 2p T16 set bonus.
Additionally, please don't compare us to other tanking classes when discussing gearing and mitigation tactics. There is no need for Sbar to be as good as Death Strike as we have things they don't (25% damage reduction against everything, much better mitigation, ability to use both Sbar and Sblock against heavy hits in HC Tortos and Ji-Kun for example).
You can model it in SimCraft ... assuming you also add a healer in there to (try) and keep you alive.
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T16 gear is not really going to change much Sbar and Sblock still work in the same way and until they change that we're not going to see much change in how we use them.
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Yea, that's the way warriors are gearing at the moment. I guess my whole point is that because of a number of changes in 5.4, this might change. Changes are higher ilvl and epic gems -> more of the combat table covered -> less streaks and reduced effectiveness of Sblock; avoidance -> very good dps and rage boost; legendary cloak -> chance of getting streaks and dying is mitigated for encounters that don't mandate using the passive some other way.In terms of Total Damage Reduction Sbar has always outdone Sblock. Likewise Parry and Dodge are better stats than hit/exp/mastery at present for reducing damage taken. Few tanks actually care about Total Damage Reduction becuase it normally isn't going to affect your survivability the same way eliminating spike events will, and that is what Sblock (and hit/exp and mastery) does, it packages the damage into nice little chucks. The 2pc bonus affects Sblock as well and is proportionally the same so it isn't going to have much of an affect in changing how we spend rage. We'd need very High avoidance, probably >75% for Sbar only to work, and even then its still the chance of an unlucky hit streak owning you.
Some changes compound each other, for example having more rage because of an avoidance-heavy build means more active mitigation abilities, which in turn is increased by the 2p set bonus.
What I'm taking away from this conversation is that we can't really gauge how all this will impact warrior tanking before the patch actually hits and people get used to the new encounters. I for one will go for a heavy stamina / avoidance build while capping hit/exp as soon as 5.4 is live. It looks to be much more fun if anything.
Epic Gems? haven't seen them mentioned yet.
EDIT: it's not really going to change warrior Tanking; we're still going to have the same ability Priority; SS>Rev>Dev, we're still going to want to keep Sblock rolling, we might see change in our stat priorities, we might not. Remember That when Theck ran his matlab analysis, he found that even if you JUST use shield block, and otherwise cap out on rage, was competitive and arguably the best way of preventing damage spikes, even with as low as 3K mastery. The excess rage (assuming we can get to 14-20rps) might be enough to allow us to not push back Sblock when we use SBar, and pushing back Sblock is generally a sure fire way to open yourself up to the spikes.
You've got to remember that the enrage of Dev and SS crits is devalued as you add more avoidnace; more avoidance means more Rev procs, More Revs means less Devs, less Devs, less SnBs, Less SnBs less SHield Slams, meaning overall whislt avoidnace stacking will mean you're more likely to enrage when you do use Dev and SS, you're pressing those buttons less anyway.and becuase you're traded mastery out for avoidance, less boss attacks are getting to the 4th roll, and if they do less of them are critical blocks, so you lose enrage procs that way too.
Avoidance is certainly attractive, but its not radically changing anything except maybe our stat priorities, and our DPS.
EDIT2: No warrior should take a spike event whislt they have active mitigations up.
SBar steady State Vengeance is 0.36*Boss Swing damage/Boss swing time. most 10n bosses unmitigated hit are about 350k and most have a 1.5s swing timer so you get about 84k Vengeance which works out to be a 151.2K SBar @60 rage. now we'll assume our 10N tank has a 73% damage reduction (from armour and Weakened blows and def stance) so the boss is actually going to hit him for 94K, or that his SBar is going to last 2 hits.
With shield block he has it up for 4 hits and then down for 2 hits due to its CD; Block>block>block>block>hit>hit. so the same 60 rage over a 9 second period, Sbar has Absorb>absorb>Hit>hit>hit>hit. now you can argue that avoidance will benefit Sblock more than Sbar, which is probably true, however whilst going from an Absorb to an Avoid is great becuase you now absorb the next hit instead Absorb>avoid>absorb>hit>hit>hit turning a 4hit window into a 3hit window you're just as liable thanks to RNG to turn a hit in SBlocks string into an Avoid making it Block>block>block>block>avoid>hit, turning a 2hit string into a 1hit string. And if 1hit strings are dangerous to you, you need more EHP, and should probably sacrafice everyother stat to get it.
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So... it seems logical to me that it should be possible to make a trap that is just a device for automatically dispensing a Grenade, if you know how to make (or acquire) both. Contemplating rules for doing so.
Maybe an Additional Effect of a trap could be Dispense Grenade, Journeyman and Master Only, -4D6 damage.
What do you think?
I was also considering whether Grenades and Traps should be able to dispense Poisons. But the implication of poisons seems to be that they need to be ingested or injected (via stabbing), so using a grenade probably isn't logical. And they need to be administered shortly after being applied to a weapon probably wouldn't work for spike or dart traps.


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Jim Moran, a Democrat, issued a written statement to WTOP responding to his son's guilty plea.
"Patrick and Kelly are both good kids and I hope their privacy will be respected. They look forward to putting this embarrassing situation behind them," the statement says.
WTOP's Hank Silverberg contributed to this report. Follow @hsilverbergwtop and @WTOP on Twitter.
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text:
Giovanni Antonio Pellegrini
Italian, 1675–1741
The Death of the Stag of Sylvia, c. 1720
sepia wash, ink on paper
13.2 x 19.3 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery; Gift of the Women's Committee
Though born in Venice where he trained briefly, Pellegrini's early travels to Vienna to assist his teacher, and then to England at the invitation of Charles Montagu, later 1st Duke of Manchester, saw him establish his reputation largely outside of Italy. In England Pellegrini worked on a variety of projects, including fresco and painting commissions for the residences of Charles Montagu; Charles Howard, 3rd Earl of Carlisle; and Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of Burlington. Working at the height of Rococo taste in England, he made set designs for the Haymarket and other theatres with Marco Ricci who had travelled to London with Pellegrini. The shooting and death of the stag of Diana is well known in Greek mythology; however, it appears that the stag in this drawing is the one belonging to Sylvia that was killed by Ascanius. The event, which led to great bloodshed and involved Juno and the fury Alecto, is documented in Book IV of Virgil's Aeneid.
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