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I don't know what your problem with prepping gear is, I love picking up a glove token and throwing it on right after I purchase, socket, gem, enchant, tinker, reforge, and transmog it.
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0:16 - Would you still have that same early-expansion stress if only World Bosses were available?
5:23 - How do you feel about the 100% bonus on crit heals?
9:52 - Will we be at a disadvantage if we don't have a Monk for MoP raids?
14:59 - Does the new valor point system create "double heroic" gear sets?
19:37 - Could we ever see fights with "class call" abilities again?
22:18 - How do other games affect new features Blizzard adds to WoW?
26:53 - With all the changes being made in MoP, how can I keep up?
31:11 - Are powerful racials okay, or should they be made weaker?
I don't know what your problem with prepping gear is, I love picking up a glove token and throwing it on right after I purchase, socket, gem, enchant, tinker, reforge, and transmog it.
q1- Coming off of the discussion so far, yeah, I think that having the world bosses would be a good counter-balance. This would also bring a good deal of world pvp and competition for the kill since there would be no legit content yet. For the game, doing this would be good for us.
q2- I'm in the same boat as you, I have not healed much this xpac but did a great deal of it in the years before. Providing the model can come close to before, yes it is for more of our bread and butter heals. It is devalued because of the unpredictability and no where near as consistent as other throughout-put stats. I know this will get some lashings, but I firmly believe the model was much better with down-ranking, granted we had less stuff to use. A good player knew when, where, and not to use what in nearly all situations. An efficient smart healer I would take any day over someone with huge hps but sketchy on control.
q3- Shouldn't be at a disadvantage, but the fights will dictate that. Every fight should be doable with a reasonable comp with decent players behind them, no doubt. But some fights are better for some classes than others, yes, and it should stay that way. I miss the days that it really mattered who you brought, it made things feel epic. Not that people shouldn't be comparable, I say that and not equal because we are not in a vacuum. There should always be an "Ideal" make up for each fight specially in the earliest days due to being undergeared, and what is performing the best then. Still they should and will be feasible to do without that ideal, but there is no strict disadvantage either. A great player is fine no matter what the class, as long as that is what is needed. Our first hm blackhorn kill (@10% 10m)was done with 3 melee because we didn't have a choice that week so long ago. Ideal, no but still was able to do so and those that run 10m on that fight understand the woes of us melee on that one.
q4- In other games, the inflation like this isn't as bad as it is being played as. There is such a huge fixation on ilvl that it blinds people. And no I am not saying this because I'm not geared, my main is 407 and I've not touched a raid since 15%. Sure all of us would love to be able to say we are full "double-heroic" my epeen bounces at that, same as everyone else. This is a gear driven game no matter what.
But, this model could very well work as the heroic raiders will having something to keep them going in farm times. If we could have a double heroic set right now, I am sure my guild would still be raiding ds now and not playing other games while we wait. There is no reason that it should be limited to just pre-heroic gear. When t15 comes out, us heroic raiders are rarely going to see an upgrade from normal mode anyhow. They could put it to half step between tiers or something, because honestly we would still use some Ht14 until mid t15, hell I still had my 391 domo chest because of shit loot all the way til we had madness.
The normal mode raider would strive to do more content so even more gear is there. This could help said players make it into heroic raiding. Do I think it should bring it up to equals of a heroic piece, no; you want heroic gear, do heroic content. But I think there should be a stepping stone for those who put the effort in to help the transition and further themselves.
The lfr/df player would see the most benefit from this. Again I still think it shouldn't take it fully to the next level of content but close. This would bring more players into raiding and remember raiders are still the minority, specially hm raiders. Alts would also fall near here too, this makes for a easier "catch-up".
q5-class calls are good as long as they can implement good. Not only class, but having a fight from time to time with some random to it isn't bad. NO I do not mean rhyo, that is way too much random. Reacting is good for the brain, and if you can mindlessly plow through a fight then it isn't worth being a fight. Not to be confused with I am meaning gear check fights, as those are needed too.
q6-I agree, I have no issue with "borrowing" ideas from other games. I pay the company just like you, and myself as the customer want the best quality of life I can get. Do you get mad at a car company for using a good idea from another car? Hell no, you love every minute of it, and pity the fool who doesn't have that feature. Blizzard is just people too, and sometimes ideas don't hit their head fast enough, or maybe they have an idea but are kind of skiddish to use it. Then someone else has that same idea, it works, and they go about making it work here. That is just something that happens in nearly every industry in the world. If ideas didn't get shared/used by other companies then we would still be in colonies, sitting by candle light, under the English...
q7- Sadly the "average" player would have a culture shock when it happens, but those of us reading this are not the average player. Most probably know how to do the research, but for the everyday "casual" and I hate to use that, I am glad they are doing the what has changed thing.
I am glad blizzard is realizing things like this, because when I think of this I think of my Mom. Yes strange but just before firelands my mom started playing this game. She wanted to pick up a new hobby with my youngest bro since 1 bro and I no longer live with her. Her sister and bro-in-law had always into mmo's and that is where I got my start in them back in the UO/eq1 days with my aunt and uncle and this was a perfect time to see what the fuss was all about.
Now she isn't a full on raider, she does lfr/df/pvp often enough and I've dragged her to some raids before as well. But by all means doesn't keep up with the theory-crafting or anything like that it was either all self taught or learned from myself. Little steps like this by blizzard helps out for these kind of players. There will always be some that have never read a forum post, never seen a fansite, or a youtube guide. Blizzard should put some good effort into bridging this gap, even if we don't need it, someone might.
q8- Racials should be good, there needs to be a line drawn in the sand over how powerful they are. Don't need to be so strong that everyone is forced to roll one, but still in the range. There will always be one that is the theoretical best/worst at least for dps because that can be mathed out. Does that mean every other one is not to be used? Nah, my main is STILL a Tauren DPS DK. Would I benefit more from being a goblin/orc? No doubt. Am I broken? Hell no, I can rank in parses just as easy as any other dk of equal gear. I tank *cough* occasionally now-a-days (I say that because I was forced to tank since eq1 til late wrath) and I pvp often. My racials offer me no dps benefit, but they have helped me survive in some clutch moments. I am quite attached to my rotten cowman.
You made some comments on about a few priests and racials. Sure a tauren priest would get some snickers in a more serious raid environment, but one of our spriests in FL was a cow, and his warstomp was very welcome on rag. Not that a goblin wouldn't have been better but we still used him well enough. And for undead priests, actually if it was a priest that had been around a long time, that was the best race for ages. Devouring plague started off as an undead priest only ability, then later moved its way into the home of the rest. Not to mention that undead is still a very viable option as pvp, as that is where the racials benefit the most, granted underused. They also have the best casting animations (imo you may vary)which was why my priest/lock has been undead since I made them both on the very first day of wow. Both of them will stay that way too probably the same for my dk staying a cow, and the same as you going back to belf.
For the next batch of clones, under NO circumstance, do you tell them they are adopted. Lesson learned - July 2007.
I think racials are definitely broken right now. Blood Elf racials are OP for healers (on my priest I can get 18%-24% of my mana back on a boss fight depending on the length) which means that if I wanted to play a tauren I would be at a definite disadvantage. Playing a dwarf paladin in arenas is also gimping me because I'm not a human with that imba racial. Some racials are just absurdly better than the other options. Worgen crit basically makes worgen the best dps race for most classes (I think...could definitely be wrong about that though). I play the races I play because I like how they look. I shouldn't feel at a disadvantage for doing so.
Belf get 6% mana every 2 min and that is huge for healers and very good for protadins since there seems to be occasional mana issues this tier with them. Healers can do without it though, mana isn't that much of an issue. Come mop that will change though, plenty of people are going to learn they are not as good as they believe. This racial is one of few that for certain classes not having this is a big gap because of the return gained. Later in the content this becomes less noticeable as gear makes the need for mana lessened.
Racials such as the goblin/worgen/orc are typically the best for dps, yes, but only in that situation. If you do anything other than just raid as dps, a wrench is thrown into that. The way every class plays now, you actually would still rarely notice a difference between having and not having. In a vacuum they will be stronger sure, but rng is a bigger factor than any racial. Even 2 identical geared toons from say paragon, all things being equal and ideal situation except the racials both are still going to be right neck and neck. And even then would still have to do best 2 out of 3 (or more) and the results would probably surprise you.
The undead racial change is well needed though, WotF has very little pve use (and no where near as good as it used to be), cannibalism is useless anymore (5 years ago it was amazing), and no dps/tank/heal utility at all. That is a disadvantage though, but the rest of the races was still fair game. I honestly think nearly all the racials should be stronger to make the choices even harder. Not a huge amount, but another % or two as you do not want them being mandatory, but you still want a choice to be made.
For the next batch of clones, under NO circumstance, do you tell them they are adopted. Lesson learned - July 2007.
How people are throwing a fit over the UD racial is beyond me, I've spent the last few years feeling like I clicked the wrong button on class creation because orcs get a solid 5-10% dps increase and I get a grand total of zero.
I'd much rather racials provide zero raw damage increase and were all utility, but this change feels better than leaving it alone unless it's a 20% dmg boost.
Great episode as always Lore, but I have a bit of a technical question. I don't know if this is on my end but your videos have been very out of sync for me lately, kind of jerky and halting.
Is this a setting I need to change or something that is different on your or Tankspot's end? I still use WinXP since this computer will just not break and force me to get Win7, so I'm stuck with IE8. I've tried Chrome and don't like it, I haven't tried Firefox yet though so if it's a browser issue I could be tempted to give that one a try.
either a goblin, tauren, or orc would take the most advantage for your purposed situation. Goblin for slight more mobility/damage, orc for a bit more damage and reduced stun if there are many of them, or tauren for the ability to take slightly more and another stun.
Eliminating downtime for the tank would mean healer downtime would need to be reduced. Which in turn means a hpally or rdruid should be used as they are the most efficient healers. This is where you are going to see the biggest factor in down time when coupled with a warrior. That and the dps comp and tank talents would still be a bigger factor over using just that tank for that one certain ability. If the main focus is to clear as fast as possible.
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For the next batch of clones, under NO circumstance, do you tell them they are adopted. Lesson learned - July 2007.
How are world bosses going to work anyway? I shudder at the thought of non-instanced content and the nightmares that used to cause in Everquest. Given the over the top sociopathic nature of the WoW playerbase as evidenced in LFR I can't imagine how bad a true open world boss could be in WoW depending on its implementation. I'm hoping phasing at least plays a part.
My guess about the point you were trying to make about racials is that for the majority the advantage they give is unlikely to be fully utilized by the vast majority of raiders. Stoneskin is a very solid extra defensive cooldown for a prot paladin but I end up just macroing it into something where it gets some use but isn't used as effectively as it could be. The reason is that there are just too many freaking buttons as is so I just get what use of it I can. I'm sure there are even more people who just plain don't take advantage of it at all. For most choosing the 'optimal' race isn't as important because they aren't going to take full advantage of the difference anyway.
I am so glad that you time stamp your video post Lore. You are just like my wife. You answer some questions in 30 seconds, but keep talking about it for another 5 minutes. Thanks again.
Racials should really only give utility. That can still be fun and not affect performance. Racials like Shadowmeld and Cannibalism are interesting additions to your abilities but don't really offer a raw benefit often enough to need balancing (yeah maybe your cannibalism got you a win when you were down to 1v1 in an arena or maybe your shadowmeld got a mage to accidently counterspell the rogue instead of you). I think there are plenty of areas to bring in fun abilities for racials that don't affect the game enough for players like me (min max types) to actually feel guilty playing the character they want to look at.
This concept of racials needing to be "fun and interesting" isn't as important as a player enjoying what they're looking at. There are plenty of ways to tweak racials so that they don't impact performance.
Say what you will about VOA and BH, but I thought they were a nice way to help get folks some extra VP and maybe a piece of gear, especially during Tier 11 when we had a hard time getting going. At the very least, those bosses were nice warm ups on raid night, or something to kill while waiting for latecomers to arrive.
Yeah, I think VoA and BH did wonders for the casual raider (or those of us who like to have something fun to do on the side). I recently transferred to a PvP server so I can get that feeling again in MoP like I did throughout Vanilla and BC. World bosses will be very interesting, to say the least.


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The Kama Sutra http://www.feedbooks.com/book/3622 Vatsyayana http://www.feedbooks.com/author/91 2009-01-28T21:24:17Z 2013-06-16T11:21:24Z en 400 The Kama Sutra, is an ancient Indian text widely considered to be the standard work on human sexual behavior in Sanskrit literature written by the Indian scholar Vatsyayana. A portion of the work consists of practical advice on sex. Kāma means sen... 55,852 words http://www.gutenberg.org Alice's Adventures in Wonderland http://www.feedbooks.com/book/22 Lewis Carroll http://www.feedbooks.com/author/13 2006-12-14T23:37:27Z 2013-10-11T17:47:30Z en 1897 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1865) is a novel written by English author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, better known under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. It tells the story of a girl named Alice who falls down a rabbit-hole into a fantasy world popul... 26,432 words Wikisource Hamlet http://www.feedbooks.com/book/2846 William Shakespeare http://www.feedbooks.com/author/494 2008-09-03T01:58:35Z 2013-11-05T11:27:15Z en 1599 Hamlet is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written between 1599 and 1601. The play, set in Denmark, recounts how Prince Hamlet exacts revenge on his uncle Claudius, who has murdered Hamlet's father, the King, and then taken ... 31,842 words The Art of War http://www.feedbooks.com/book/168 Sun Tzu http://www.feedbooks.com/author/59 2007-01-07T20:34:08Z 2013-05-22T13:13:06Z en -514 The Art of War is a Chinese military treatise that was written during the 6th century BC by Sun Tzu. Composed of 13 chapters, each of which is devoted to one aspect of warfare, it has long been praised as the definitive work on military strategies... 11,450 words http://www.paxlibrorum.com/ Dracula http://www.feedbooks.com/book/88 Bram Stoker http://www.feedbooks.com/author/31 2007-01-02T17:40:04Z 2014-01-21T18:31:48Z en 1897 Dracula is an 1897 novel by Irish author Bram Stoker, featuring as its primary antagonist the vampire Count Dracula. Dracula has been attributed to many literary genres including vampire literature, horror fiction, the gothic novel and invasion l... 160,363 words Wikisource Grimm's Fairy Tales http://www.feedbooks.com/book/187 Jacob Ludwig Karl Grimm http://www.feedbooks.com/author/89 Wilhem Karl Grimm http://www.feedbooks.com/author/90 2007-01-13T19:54:19Z 2013-04-28T18:19:34Z en 1812 Children's and Household Tales (German: Kinder- und Hausmärchen) is a collection of German origin fairy tales first published in 1812 by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm, the Brothers Grimm. The collection is commonly known today as Grimms' Fairy Tales (Ge... 101,584 words http://en.wikisource.org The Time Machine http://www.feedbooks.com/book/32 H. G. Wells http://www.feedbooks.com/author/14 2006-12-21T14:58:14Z 2014-04-04T13:22:16Z en 1895 The book's protagonist is an amateur inventor or scientist living in London who is never named; he is identified simply as The Time Traveller. Having demonstrated to friends using a miniature model that time is a fourth dimension, and that a suita... 32,149 words Wikisource This work is available for countries where copyright is Life+50 or in the USA (published before 1923). Dream Psychology http://www.feedbooks.com/book/176 Sigmund Freud http://www.feedbooks.com/author/83 2007-01-11T14:44:15Z 2014-09-28T15:21:32Z en 1920 The Interpretation of Dreams is a book by Sigmund Freud. The first edition was first published in German in November 1899 as Die Traumdeutung (though post-dated as 1900 by the publisher). The publication inaugurated the theory of Freudian dream an... 53,473 words http://www.gutenberg.org This work is available for countries where copyright is Life+70 and in the USA. 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Barrie http://www.feedbooks.com/author/816 2008-11-23T14:38:51Z 2014-03-14T07:48:09Z en 1911 Peter Pan, or The Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up and Peter and Wendy are the stage play and novel (respectively) which tell the story of Peter Pan, a mischievous little boy who can fly, and his adventures on the island of Neverland with Wendy Darling an... 47,232 words http://www.gutenberg.org This work is available for countries where copyright is Life+70 and in the USA.


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Sergei Bobrovsky was huge for the Blue Jackets, making 39 saves in a 3-2 shootout win against Chicago on Saturday night.
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Quick start paces Leo to top of ACAC
Leo scored two touchdowns within the first two minutes of its game at South Adams Friday night and cruised in a battle of unbeaten teams to a 30-6 victory. The Lions move into a first place tie with Garrett atop to Allen County Athletic Conference standings with a 2-0 mark, South Adams slips to 4-1 for the season and 2-1 in the ACAC.
After its first run went for no gain, Leo (5-0) scored on a 69-yard pass between quarterback Ryan Leiter and his favorite target Gage Corner. Leiter found Corner four times for 143 yards, including another touchdown in the third quarter.
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BOWIE, Md. (AP) - Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer will be visiting a school in Bowie.
The number two Democrat in the U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to visit the Samuel Ogle Middle School on Friday.
He will attend a school assembly, where he will deliver remarks and answer questions from students.
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update mayerson jcc program guide winter 2012 IN CONCERT AT THE J SATURDAY, MARCH 3
Before he was an Emmywinning TV star Chicago Hope, Criminal Minds, and most recently, Homeland, Mandy Patinkin was already a Tonywinning Broadway legend. Mandy Patinkin Dress Casual presents the acclaimed actorsinger storyteller in his most electrifying role concert performer. Mandy Patinkin is in the business of showstopping, raves The New Yorker, and thats exactly what he does in this powerful, passionate evening of song. From Irving Berlin to Stephen Sondheim, from Cole Porter to Harry Chapin
Winter 2012 Events Programs at the J Call the J to register in advance 513.761.7500 December Sunday,Dec.18330pm the Maccabeats Live at the J Concert for all ages The Maccabeats, an a capella male singing group, is a YouTube sensation. Their video Candlelight, to the tune of dynamite, went viral with 2 million hits In partnership with Cincinnati Community Kollel. A program of the Wolf Center for Arts Ideas at the JCC. adult 10 student 5 family 40 in the same home one Candle for tzedakah charit
January Monday,Jan.97pm information Meeting for teens parents JCC Maccabi Games and JCC Maccabi ArtsFest in Houston, Texas, August 5 10, 2012 Jewish teen athletes artists, ages 13 16 Find out about both programs JCC Maccabi Games offers olympicstyle competition JCC Maccabi ArtsFest offers workshops, exhibits, performances. Info Mike Creemer and Courtney Cummings Sunday Friday, Jan. 15 20 J Member Appreciation Week Enjoy a few perks this week as we celebrate YOU our J Members watch for d
Sunday, Feb. 5 10am Celebrate the Birthday of the trees with PJ Library Ages 6 mos 6 yrs with an adult siblings welcome Shake off the winter blues and start thinking of Spring. Crafts, snacks, story time and games Tu Bshevat is a Jewish festival that celebrates trees and all the wonderful fruit, shade, and good things they give our world. Info Rabbi Shena Potter Jaffee Wednesday, Feb. 8 1030am 330pm SeniorCenterDayTripHollywoodCasino Ages 60 older Enjoy the grand buffet, then try your luck on
March Thursdays,March12969pm Free HappyHourThursdays for J Members, ages 21 older Enjoy free snacks, darts, popashot, and more Cash bar. Info Lorri Munafo Saturday, March 3 8pm Mandy Patinkin in Concert at the J tickets go on sale January 16. Sunday, March 25 SUNDAY 89amIndoorTriathlon FITFUN AT DAY THE J MARCH 21 Ages 16 older NOON 4PM10 miles, and run 3 miles. Swim 200 yards, bike Triathletes race against the clock so you set your own pace. All fitness levels welcome. Invite your friend
Wednesday, March 21 1030am 2pm SeniorCenterDayTripTouroftheHilton CincinnatiNetherlandPlazaHotel Ages 60 older See one of the worlds finest examples of French Art Deco. Lunch, on your own, in the Grille at Palm Court. J Member advantage 17.50 ASKpublic 20.50 Info Susan Bradley Sunday,March25TIMETBD Free PrePassover Bash with PJ Library and Shalom Sesame Families with children ages 6 younger siblings too Featuring our furry Sesame friends in Its Passover, Grover Crafts, snacks, and bounce hous
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ARTSACADEMyPIP Register with Playhouse in the Park 513.421.3888 DayTime Monday 855 955am Ages 16 Ballet for Life Let There Be Music HealthRHYTHMS Group Drumming Troubadours Adult Tap Israeli Dancing Ongoing Jan. 9 March 19 9 Jan. 9 March 19 9 Jan. 10 March 20 11 Jan. 10 March 20 11 Ongoing 9013 classes FREE 10 FREE 110 FREE 9013 classes 148.50 or 180 148.50 or 180 110 FREE 9013 classes 29.50 concert 12013 Courtney classes FREE Susan 15 FREE NA 5 class Susan Susan Pam Elizabeth AgesGrades Pr
Kids Families schedules Call the J to register in advance 513.761.7500 SPortS reCreAtion DayTime Sunday 1230 3pm 1 5pm 2 330pm 4 530pm 430 530pm tuesday 1045 1130am 18 mos. 3 yrs Tumblebugs 115 2pm 530 7pm Ages 3 5 Grades 3 5 All ages Ages 12 Ages 3 5 Grades 3 6 Ages 3 5 Grades K 2 Grades 6 8 Girls on the Run Family Gym for J Members Coed PickUp Soccer Little Blue Jays Instructional TBall Blue Jays Developmental Baseball Boys Club Quickstart Developmental Tennis Girls on Track
Aquatic class schedules SWiM LeSSonS DayTime Sunday 9 930am 930 10am 10 1030am 1030 11am 11 1130am 1230 1pm 1030 11am 115 145pm 5 545pm 6 630pm 615 715pm tuesday 815 845pm Wednesday 115 145pm 5 530pm thursday 115 145pm 430 5pm Ages 3 5 All ages Water Wonderland Swim Lessons Level 3 Ages 3 10 All ages Ages 3 10 6 18 mos 6 mos 3 yrs All ages All ages All ages 6 mos 3 yrs All ages All ages Ages 8 All ages Ages 18 AquaBabies Parents AquaTots Parents Swim Lessons Level 1 Swim
Program Descriptions teens Adults Fitness Wellness Cardiovascular Wellness rehab Program J Members only This program helps prevent and control the risk factors of coronary artery disease. It is for anyone who needs an advanced maintenance program after a heart attack, heart surgery, angioplasty, etc. Entrance is by physician referral. Blood pressure and heart rate are monitored, with frequent communication between participants physicians and the instructor. Instructor Bev Watanabe MondayTuesd
Teens Adults HealthyStepsTheLebedMethod A therapeutic exercise and movement program with music helps improve overall wellness, rangeofmotion, balance, strength and endurance, as well as emotional wellbeing and selfimage. Instructor Marcy Kanter, CLM Offered yearround Matter of Balance Managing Concerns About Falls Are you experiencing balance problems In this valuable class, you will gain confidence in walking, climbing stairs, and carrying bundles without falling. Learn how to reduce falls and
Teens Adults register in advance 513.761.7500. PiP Adult Acting ages 18 older Explore your interest in acting and begin to develop your skills. Through ensemble activities, character development and improvisational techniques, students build confidence as they work on monologues and short scenes. Students are expected to memorize a twominute monologue before the last session. Offered fall, winter, spring PiP Adult Beginner improvisation ages 18 older Have fun while performing without a scrip
Teens Adults ThePresidentsDVDandDiscussion ages 60 older Free Based on the book To the Best of My Ability, this series profiles those whove held office as president of the United States across a 215year span. Featuring presidential archives and commentary from leading scholars, the program chronicles the stories of the diverse group of past presidents whove governed America. From Jeffersons Louisiana Purchase to Reagans Revolution, the trials and triumphs of those whove held office are highlig
Jewish Learning register in advance 513.761.7500. Melton Scholars Class this class is only open to melton alumni or students who took Scholars classes in 2010 2011. AnInDepthStudyoftheTenCommandmentsand Contemporary Society The most well known Biblical Text in the world, may also be the most misunderstood. Are there only 10 commandments Are they all commandments Are they meant for all nations or only the Jewish People Are we commanded to believe in God Offered in the winter Based on particip
Kids Families register in advance 513.761.7500 Kids Families Sports recreation Information Mike Creemer, 513.792.5664 or mcreemermayersonjcc.org are better at the J Give your child a in our indoor waterpark Birthdays Archery instruction grades 2 8 Archery is a great way to improve your childs self esteem and focus. Using challenges and games, kids will learn the safe way to shoot. Taught by Matt Miller, a certified archery instructor Offered fall and spring party ContactErinHill,513.7
Kids Families DevelopmentalFlagFootball Boys, grades 3 6 Boys will learn and develop their football skills in a safe flag envirionment. Offered fall only instructional Basketball League ages 3 5 includes weekday practice and Sunday games. Offered winter only DevelopmentalBasketballLeague grades K 3 includes weekday practice and Sunday games. Offered winter only instructional Soccer League ages 3 5 Fall session includes weekday practice and Sunday games on the ball field. Winter and spring c
Kids Families register in advance 513.761.7500 CCM Prep Level i Ballet ages 7 11 years Students will learn to execute basic ballet vocabulary and will develop more body awareness. They will begin working on musicality and phrasing movement and increasing their strength and flexibility. They also extend their listening skills, memorize combinations, and learn the importance of the discipline involved in the learning of classical ballet and ballet etiquette. Offered fall, winter, and spring Ki
Aquatics register in advance 513.761.7500 Swim Lessons Offered yearround Information Lydia Mikenas, aquatics director, 513.722.7251 or lmikenasmayersonjcc.org. Aquatic training Information Lydia Mikenas, aquatics director, 513.722.7251 or lmikenasmayersonjcc.org. Water Wonderland ages 3 5 Songs, water games, and interractive play with a certified lifeguard. In our Water Wonderland you dont need the sun for summer fun Free red Cross Stroke Clinic experienced swimmers Stroke refinement tailo
JCC Services Opportunities Teen Adult and Kids Families Adults Weight Management Services JewishHospitalWeightManagement Weight management is a lifelong commitment. Jewish Hospital experts help you take a positive first step. Programs provide the most current and comprehensive treatment available. Appointments can be scheduled at the JCC or at Jewish Hospital. To schedule an appointment, call Jewish Hospital Weight Management, 513.686.6820. Identify yourself as a J Member. nutrition Counselin
JCC Services Opportunities Kids Families SchoolDayServices JCC early Childhood School Full day and half day programs for ages 18 months 5 years Open to the public. For more information, click here to visit the webpage. or contact Denise Schnur, 513.722.7247 or dschnurmayersonjcc.org. School Break Camps Kids, grades K 6 On school vacation days, kids can splash in the water park, play games in the gym, create art projects, and enjoy the awesome Club J game room. Pack lunch and a drink, swim
JCC Services Opportunities Kids Families Weekend opportunities SundayFunDaywithClubJ FREE for J Members, grades K 6 Drop off the kids at the Club J game room next to the Fitness Desk 1230 3pm on Sunday. Theyll have a great time playing games, creating art projects, andor swimming in the waterpark, and you have time to run errands or work out. J Members may bring a nonmember friend 8child maximum of 3 timesyear Offered most Sundays, fall, winter, and spring HangattheJ grades K 5 Parents can
update mayerson jcc program guide WINTER 2012 January 8 March 23 8485 Ridge Road, Cincinnati, OH 45236 513.761.7500 infomayersonjcc.org www.JointheJ.org Supported by donations made to the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio, and other generous donors. A United Way Agency Partner. Nonprofit Org U.S. Postage PAID Cincinnati, OH Permit No. 3394 Datedmaterial. PleasedeliverbyDec.12,2011. Winter is FUN in the JCC WAterPArK splash pool current channel lap pool h


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Harvey Weinstein, David Zinczenko and Peggy Siegal Throws Another Party
'Tis the season for power lunches disguised as holiday celebrations, and this afternoon at Michael's it was SRO as the moguls (Harvey Weinstein, Tommy Mottola), a perennial party giver (Peggy Siegal and her indefatigable minions) and boldface names (Star Jones, Muffie Potter Aston) poured into the dining room for one head-spinning scene. While Bonnie Fuller and company shoe-horned 14 people comfortably into Table One, Peggy presided over a lunch for 34 in the Garden Room honoring "The Untouchables." (Although I didn't see them, I did spot — I think — Malcolm Gladwell and Stu Zakim in the crowd). The rest of the dining room was full of table hoppers and gladhanders — Harvey Weinstein works a room like nobody's business — and I noticed there was plenty of glasses of red and white wine all around. Cheers!
I was joined today by Anne Fulenwider who has plenty to celebrate these days having "come home" to Marie Claire in September. She was tapped for the top job after Joanna Coles departed for Cosmo when Kate White left to write her best sellers full-time. I know, you need a score card for all this, but do try to keep up. Anne's extraordinary rise to the top of the masthead is a master class on how to succeed in publishing by being very smart, working hard and staying grounded amid all the glitz and glamour (yes, to civilians and the uninitiated this is a glamorous business). The Harvard graduate came to New York in the mid-nineties and landed her first job in magazines working for David Lauren at Swing. An internship at The Paris Review turned into a gig as research assistant to George Plimpton when he was working on his book on Truman Capote. Anne got quite an education diving into boxes of fascinating transcripts, fact checking scores of Plimpton's interviews and, occasionally "chopping carrots" at his home and pitching in whenever needed. All in a day's work.
When the book was done, she went on to become senior editor, moved to Vanity Fair where she was editor of the magazine's popular "Fanfare" section, and wound up editing the work of Leslie Bennetts, Buzz Bissinger and Dominick Dunne. Except for a brief sojourn to San Francisco, she spent a decade at the magazine where, she said, she "grew up" and was "inspired" by Vanity Fair's great reporting and writing and learned that "maintaining quality" and upholding the highest journalistic standards ("There were armies of fact checkers and researchers!") were critical to the vitality and relevance of a successful magazine.


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Anthropocene is a term used to describe the era in which modern man has made an impact on the earth. While it's not an official term in the field of geology, there's no denying that we've put our big fat footprint on the planet. David Thomas Smith's new exhibit by explores this impact from the lens of a kaleidoscopic satellite. The Dublin-based artist re-envisions parts of the earth by carefully arranging aerial images. He also takes lessons from Persian weavers and rug makers to create symmetrical images.
David Thomas Smith's series focuses on areas affected by the global economy, industrialization, mining and other human activities. Anthropocene explores Las Vegas, the Beijing International Airport, the Mall of America, Silicon Valley, Dubai, Three Mile Island, Three Gorges Dam and beyond. It's one thing to see these huge man-made sites, but it's another to see them repeated in a dizzying array. Anthropocene is on display at The Copper House Gallery in Dublin through April 16th, and you can also purchase prints online.
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FREDERICK, Md. (AP) -- Frederick County public school officials are considering beefing up their safety alert system.
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Lotus joined Marussia and Caterham at the bottom of the timesheets in Bahrain but at least they each put in more than 20 laps.
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Pastor Maldonado: "It was good to have a reliable car and we completed a lot of work today. We had a lot of parts to test and we ran through many different evaluations. I made a little mistake in the evening session and we took quite a bit of air after jumping the kerb. Fortunately, not too much damage was done and we could continue the session. I'm looking forward to tomorrow to see how well we can perform."
Romain Grosjean: "We have learnt a lot about the car today which can only help us to make progress. I had a bit of an issue which needed investigating in the second session, so it was frustrating to miss some time as I'm sure we would have made more improvements. It was interesting driving one session on a hot and bright afternoon then the next in darkness. We have lots of work to do for tomorrow."
Jules Bianchi: "I think we saw promising signs from our running today which suggest that we have made some good progress with understanding our package a little more since Malaysia. The run on the soft tyre looked good so we look forward to exploring the performance of the car a little more tomorrow. Of course, we did have to end the day early to look at the brake disc problem that Max experienced, but a good start and some things to look forward to over the rest of the weekend I hope."
Max Chilton: "It was not the straightforward day of practice and preparation we had targeted but we were making good progress nonetheless and things were looking quite promising in the early part of the second session in particular. We were just getting started on the long run work when I felt something let go on the front left and it threw me into a spin. It felt like a brake disc failure and this is in fact what happened, so it's something we need to look into very carefully this evening. It's interesting to be back here after pre-season testing at this circuit but obviously the floodlights give a different dimension to the action. I do like the night races."
Kamui Kobayashi: "After sitting out FP1 I was keen to get back in the car, especially with the better reliability we had in the first session which will help us much more over the rest of the weekend. The car felt ok but we had understeer in both the low and high speed turns so we tried a different front anti-roll bar for run two and there was a small improvement, but there was more front locking so I couldn't really attack into the braking zones. On the softs the car felt better, but it was very snappy on power. On my first quick lap on the softs I had traffic and I had to lift for yellows in turn four, and then again the next time I went for a quick lap so I think with a clean run there was quite a few tenths left in the car, but we didn't have a chance to improve that as we went onto the long run for the final stint, starting on the mediums. That went ok and we finished Friday with a good number of laps for the first time for me this year. The normal long Friday night is now ahead and I'm sure we'll make some progress tomorrow."
Marcus Ericsson: "FP1 was ok - we started with a rear wing change to look at some data from that, and then got stuck into the full program that was used mainly to prepare for the race. Throughout the session we kept improving the driveability of the power unit, and, balance-wise, we started with too much oversteer in the high speed corner, and understeer in the lows, but we made a couple of changes to the ride height and a few other mechanical setup changes, and by the end of the session we were heading in the right direction. For FP2 we made a few more changes to the setup and the initial feeling was that there was more grip overall, especially in the high speed sections where the balance was ok, but I was having power issues throughout most of the first run which meant I wasn't really able to push. The power was coming in and out in a way that wasn't really predictable, so I didn't know what was going to happen when I got on the throttle coming out of each corner - unfortunately I didn't get one lap without that issue so the final laptimes really weren't a clear guide to where we are performance-wise, but we'll look at that in detail tonight. We finished with a long run which started on the softs. The deg levels were pretty good but with the same power issue I wasn't really able to push, but with about five minutes left of the session I was told to stop the car as we had a power unit problem. Renault will look at that and thankfully it happened at the end of the session so, overall the main thing is we've finally had a better Friday and that means we're in a better position after FP1 and FP2 than we've been all season. We have a lot to do tonight, but I'm feeling better about the rest of the weekend than I did in Australia or last week in Malaysia, so now the aim is to build on the mileage we put in today and make some real progress tomorrow."
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This is a remake of how Blood Magic works in my game.
I find Blood Magic intriguing, after reading the specialization presented in Set 2 I was kinda disappointed in how Blood Magic was introduced mainly for 4 reasons which I shall detail below, in order for you to understand why I do this little revision, if you don't care for my reasons just skip to the talent.
1) The fact that it is only accessible through a specialization, which means higher levels of entry are required and makes other specializations unavailable until trully high levels 14+.
2) Blood Magic was supposed to primarily enhance ones spellcasting, the realization of the Blood school of magic and unique Blood spells came after that. As written, Blood Magic does not make a caster's spells more powerfull it allows him to replace his Mana with his Health and harm others while siphoning their own blood, even though they are unwilling, these I don't really like.
3) As written, it didn't really give me the feel of raw power infusing one's spellcasting, I hope this revision will change that.
4) I don't like the idea of Health replacing Mana regarding spells, yes I know that it was in the Dragon Age video games as well but I really don't care, Mana is supposed to be an integral part of spellcasting, without mana a mage is just like any other ordinary human.
Instead of a a specialization I'll work Blood Magic as a talent, a different "magic style" for casting spells, this will make it more accessible I think, and it will allow characters to dabble in blood magic without them being "Dedicated Blood Mages", as specializations tend to define characters more so than talents, thus adding more moral decisions in the game, here we go.
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Novice: By using a Minor action just before casting his spell the mage cuts himself and infuses his magic with blood, the mage takes 1d6 penetrating damage and increases the Spellpower of his spell by +1. The mage must use the Minor action, and cut himself up, before each of his spells in order to enhance them with blood magic.
Journeyman: When using the Minor action to fuel his spell with blood, the Mage now has a second option. By taking 2d6 penetrating damage, he can maximize one of the variable effects of his spell, be it its damage, duration etc. This option cannot be combined with the first, a mage can use one or the other.
Master: The two options above can now be combined in a single Minor action, by taking 2d6 penetrating damage the mage can maximize and increase the spellpower of his spell by +1. Furthermore the Mage can now use the health of willing victims, instead of his own, in order to fuel the talents above. However this can only be used in the case of spells cast as rituals, not during combat time. (I know that there are no rules for rituals, however this application of Blood Magic seems more right to me).
When enhancing spells with Blood Magic, if a magical mishap occurs the mage does not get to roll Willpower to avoid its effects, instead he rolls 1d6 to determine the Mishap automatically, for all its power, blood magic is dangerous to its users and imposes a terrible risk on those practising it. Upon learning the Novice talent the mage can also start learning spells of the Blood school of Magic, however he must use the Minor action, and take 1d6 penetrating damage, in order to cast spells from the Blood school.
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Safari Friends Birth Wall Tile - Boy
Holiday order deadlines for this item are as follows:Delivery by the first day of Hanukkah: 12/1/2014Delivery by Christmas Eve: 12/7/2014Stated deadline assumes item will be shipped via standard ground shipping. Orders placed after the deadline may be accommodated with expedited shipping. Please contact our customer care team at 877-214-6875 and we'll do our best to accommodate your request!Add a playful touch to any kid's room with a personalized Little Worm and Company wall tile. The Safari Friends wall tile is inspired by a love for patterns, textures and collage. Every design is heat sealed into a ceramic tile for a long lasting keepsake. 100% hand painted in the USA! This item is custom made especially for you upon order.
SIZE: 6" x 8"
Category: Art, Kids Wall Plaques
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