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Redknapp Previews Liverpool v Fulham
After a disappointing result against Aston Villa last weekend, Brendan Rodgers will be hoping for better from his players. Jamie Redknapp previews their game against Fulham
Fri December 21 2012
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Mon December 22 2014
Terry scores in Chelsea win
John Terry speaks to MNF after scoring the first in Chelsea's 2-0 win at Stoke.
Mon December 22 2014
Mourinho expects physical match
Both managers speak ahead of the Monday Night Football clash between Stoke and Chelsea.
Mon December 22 2014
The Making of Ronaldo
A sneak preview of 'The Making of Ronaldo' which can be seen on 11th January on Sky Sports 1.
Mon December 22 2014
Blatter to stand for fifth term
FIFA president Sepp Blatter intends to stand for a fifth term and wants to restore faith in the football community.
Mon December 22 2014
Redknapp previews Chelsea v West Ham
Jamie Redknapp joins Ed Draper to preview the London derby clash between West Ham and Chelsea, live on Sky Sports 1 HD from 12.30pm on Boxing Day.
Mon December 22 2014
Oyston facing backlash
Blackpool chairman Karl Oyston is facing calls to resign after a series of text messages were made public.
Mon December 22 2014
Redknapp previews Leicester v Tottenham
Jamie Redknapp looks ahead to Leicester's game with Spurs on Boxing Day.
Mon December 22 2014
Murray reflects on 'fiery' AGM
Former Rangers chairman Malcolm Murray says the board's AGM on Monday was fiery and comical following the departure of Ally McCoist.
Mon December 22 2014
Schurrle out for revenge
Chelsea's Andre Schurrle believes his team are a much stronger unit than when they faced Stoke last season ahead of their Monday Night Football clash with Mark Hughes' side.
Sun December 21 2014
Gardening leave logical
In the wake of Ally McCoist's departure from Rangers, Luke Shanley believes the board putting him on gardening leave was the most practical option.
Sun December 21 2014
Johnstone expected McCoist departure
Former Rangers player Derek Johnstone says he's not surprised by Ally McCoist's departure from the club.
Sun December 21 2014
Rodgers: We're on track
Brendan Rodgers is confident Liverpool are on the right track after drawing 2-2 with Arsenal, but insists they must now start turning draws into wins.
Sun December 21 2014
Wenger happy with point
Arsene Wenger says the 2-2 draw with Liverpool was a fair result after Arsenal conceded a late equaliser at Anfield.
Sun December 21 2014
Pardew: We got punished
Alan Pardew says to lose in the last minute is as painful as it gets after Newcastle were beaten 1-0 at home by Sunderland.
Sun December 21 2014
Ronaldo honoured with statue
Cristiano Ronaldo unveiled a statue built in tribute to him in his hometown of Funchal.
Sun December 21 2014
Top 4 unlikely - Allardyce
Speaking on Goals on Sunday, Sam Allardyce claimed a top four finish for West Ham is unlikely due to the financial power of those teams chasing a Champions League place.
Sun December 21 2014
Can West Ham finish in the top four?
West Ham's good form continued with a win over Leicester on Saturday which keeps them in the top four of the Premier League. And The Daily Telegraph's Paul Hayward has been impressed with Sam Allardyce's team.
Sun December 21 2014
Rodgers 'furious' with media portrayal
The Sunday Supplement team discuss comments from Liverpool Brendan Rodgers about how the media are portraying his team and management style.
Sat December 20 2014
Redfearn: We deserved point
Leeds manager Neil Redfearn says his team put in a great performance and deserved the luck they received in their game against Nottingham Forest.
Sat December 20 2014
Martinez disappointed
Roberto Martinez says it was a disappointing afternoon after Everton were defeated 3-0 by Southampton.
Sat December 20 2014
Monk salutes Swans defence
Swansea manager Garry Monk felt his resolute back four were the key to victory over Hull at the KC Stadium.
Sat December 20 2014
Reed delighted at full debut
Harrison Reed says he did not expect to start against Everton and was glad he could help Southampton to victory.
Sat December 20 2014
Nicholas: Southampton back to business
Charlie Nicholas says Southampton are back on form, but the 3-0 scoreline over Everton flattered Ronald Koeman's side.
Sat December 20 2014
Pearson rues costly mistakes
Nigel Pearson says his Leicester players keep spoiling their good performances with sloppy errors.
Sat December 20 2014
Le Tissier: Villa red card was unfortunate
Matt Le Tissier believes Aston Villa were unfortunate to go down to 10 men when Gabriel Agbonlahor was sent off during their 1-1 draw with Manchester United.
Sat December 20 2014
Premier League round-up - 20th December
Ed Draper has your Saturday Premier League round-up.
Sat December 20 2014
Draw frustrates van Gaal
Louis van Gaal felt Manchester United were the better side away to Aston Villa, but lacked aggression in their performance.
Sat December 20 2014
Lambert proud of Villa performance
Paul Lambert says his Aston Villa side played some excellent football in their 1-1 draw with Manchester United.
Sat December 20 2014
Redknapp: Austin was the difference
QPR manager Harry Redknapp says Charlie Austin's goalscoring form is all down to his great attitude to the game.
Sat December 20 2014
Jeff's microphone malfunction!
Jeff Stelling got a bit carried away celebrating Hartlepool's goal against Oxford on Soccer Saturday, and ended up microphone-less!
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Derby v Norwich: Post-match reaction
Reaction from Russell Martin, Chris Martin, Steve McClaren and Neil Adams after an eventful 2-2 draw at the iPro Stadium.
Sat December 20 2014
Carroll has a point to prove
Andy Carroll wants to get his West Ham career back on track after a long spell on the sidelines.
Sat December 20 2014
Bruce bemoans injuries
Steve Bruce had hoped for more players to choose from ahead of Hull's game against Swansea.
Sat December 20 2014
Burnley full of confidence
Kieran Trippier says Burnley have plenty of belief ahead of their game with Tottenham at White Hart Lane.
Sat December 20 2014
Stoke spreading Christmas cheer
Ryan Shawcross visited a local hospital with his Stoke team-mates and says the whole club is feeling positive after their recent win over Arsenal.
Sat December 20 2014
Hairy Strikers: Christmas Jumper Challenge
The Hairy Strikers give this week's Soccer AM guests a Christmassy challenge.
Sat December 20 2014
Soccer AM: Royal Oak FC
John and Chris McClure discuss their new mockumentary which follows the tribulations of Sunday League side Royal Oak FC.
Sat December 20 2014
Is Jonas Olsson the angriest footballer?
Is Jonas Olsson the angriest footballer in the Premier League? Helen and Max question the West Brom defender on his notorious outbursts!
Sat December 20 2014
Warnock: New Palace pitch
Neil Warnock says Crystal Palace will returf their pitch after the Boxing Day game.
Sat December 20 2014
No big-money signings for QPR
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The Polar Express™ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Friday, November 14; Saturday, November 15;
Friday, November 21; Saturday, November 22;
Friday, November 28; Saturday, November 29; Sunday, November 30;
Friday, December 5; and Saturday, December 6, 2014;
train times are 4:30, 6:00, and 7:30 PM (varying per day)
Polar Express™ is sold out for 2014. In spite of the addition of several extra trains with several thousand seats, strong demand for this popular event means that some of our valued guests will be disappointed that they didn't get tickets.
Tickets for Polar Express 2015 go on sale June 6 (the first Saturday in June) at 8:00 AM Central Time.
Who needs a ticket?
Anyone 2 and older will need a ticket. Those under 2 are required to sit on a lap.
Where are my tickets?
Your tickets will be ready for pickup at the depot in downtown Monticello at 4:00 PM the day of your train. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before your departure to ensure time to pick up tickets and board the train. All seats on the train are assigned.
Where is the depot?
200 E Livingston, Monticello, Il.
Why should my children dress in their pajamas?
In the story, all the children taking this magical train ride are awakened from their beds on Christmas Eve. Join the fun by bringing your children in their pajamas too. Adults are also welcome to join the PJ party fun.
If I haven't read the book or seen the movie will I still have a good time?
Yes, you can read along or just listen as we read the storybook on our train ride to the North Pole. If you have read the book or seen the movie you will feel like you've just stepped off the pages as we recreate the story with your child as a part of the cast.
How long is the train ride?
The train ride is 60 minutes per round trip.
Will I get to meet the conductor of the train?
Yes, he will call 'All Aboard' when the train is ready to leave the station and he will punch your train ticket during the trip.
Will my child get to meet Santa personally?
Yes. Santa will board the train at the North Pole and give a sleigh bell to each child during the return trip.
Will there be other things to do at the train station?
Yes, at the VFW you will find children's games and activities, food and drinks available for purchase at Mrs. Claus' Kitchen, and holiday gift ideas at Santa's Gift Shop.
Are there hotels in town?
There are two hotels in Monticello. The Best Western Gateway Inn is located on the frontage road on the way to the Museum. There is also a family owned motel called Fosters. It is located about a half a mile away on the road into downtown.
Foster Inn has a website – www.fosterinn.com, and can be reached by phone at 217-762-9835. The Best Western can be accessed via the chain's website at www.bestwestern.com, or by calling 217-762-9436
Do you keep a wait list for sold out trains?
Sorry, we do not keep a wait list.
What is the inclement weather policy?
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Review of the 2008 GMC Sierra 1500
Powerful, comfortable and offered in a wide array of body styles and configurations, the 2008 GMC Sierra is a prime choice for a full-size pickup.
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Refined and very quiet ride, pleasing fit and finish inside, seats are comfortable for long drives, comprehensive list of safety equipment.
Larger turning circle than most rivals, mediocre interior storage and cupholders.
What's New for 2008
Coming off a redesign last year, the 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 has only minor changes this year. Satellite radio is now standard equipment and an integrated trailer brake controller is optional. GMC says it will also be offering 22-inch wheels (as a dealer accessory) and a flashier version of the Z71 Off-Road package called the Sierra All Terrain.Read full review of the 2008 GMC Sierra 1500
Full 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 Review
What's New for 2008
Coming off a redesign last year, the 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 has only minor changes this year. Satellite radio is now standard equipment and an integrated trailer brake controller is optional. GMC says it will also be offering 22-inch wheels (as a dealer accessory) and a flashier version of the Z71 Off-Road package called the Sierra All Terrain.
Recently, General Motors trucks were known for providing excellent utility but disappointing levels of passenger comfort and interior quality. That generalization was laid to rest last year, however, when the GMC Sierra, as well as its more common twin, the Chevrolet Silverado, received a major redesign.
As a result, the 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 is now one of the best choices for a full-size half-ton pickup. The full redesign addressed nearly all of the previous Sierra's faults. Highlights included updated styling, an improved interior with higher-quality materials and tighter build quality, a more rugged frame and redesigned steering and suspension components for better handling response and ride comfort. GMC also added new safety features like stability control and side curtain airbags.
This latest GMC Sierra is now very suitable for a wide array of truck buyers, from the general consumer to the contractor. It boasts a wide variety of body styles and configurations, an available 403-horsepower V8, a comfortable ride, decent handling and steering and enough comfort and entertainment features to rival a luxury sedan.
Compared to the Chevy Silverado, the 2008 GMC Sierra is a little more upscale in terms of styling -- particularly on the Denali trim -- but overall, the differences are minor. Both are highly recommended for half-ton-truck shoppers. Alternately, if one doesn't find GM's trucks to his or her liking, the Nissan Titan and Toyota Tundra are two other highly recommended models to check out.
Body Styles, Trim Levels, and Options
The 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 is a half-ton full-size pickup. There are three body styles available: standard cab, extended cab and crew cab. Standard cabs can be had with either a standard bed (6-foot, 6-inch) or long bed (8-foot). Extended cabs can have a short (5-foot, 8-inch), standard or long bed. In the interest of maneuverability, crew cabs come only with the short bed.
Regular cabs can be had in base Work or nicely equipped SLE trims, while the extended and crew cabs are also available in the plush SLT trim. There's also an SL trim and a top-of-the-line Denali trim for crew cabs only. The Work trim comes with the basics, including air-conditioning (extended and crew cab versions), a trip computer, OnStar, vinyl seating, a 40/20/40-split front bench seat, a CD/MP3 player with an auxiliary audio jack, satellite radio and a tilt steering wheel. The SLE trim actually consists of two subsets, SLE1 and SLE2. The SLE1 (and the largely similar SL) build on the Work trim with cruise control, cloth seating (with adjustable driver lumbar support), full power accessories, keyless entry, an auto-dimming rearview mirror and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.
Opting for the SLE2 nets you alloy wheels, dual-zone automatic climate control (in extended and crew cabs), front bucket seats and steering-wheel-mounted audio controls. The premium SLT has all of the previous equipment, plus rain-sensing wipers (with heated washer fluid), a Bose audio system with six-disc CD changer, leather seating, remote engine start, an exclusive dash design with wood/metallic accents, 12-way power, heated front seats and rear audio controls. Sierra Denali models trump the SLT with a unique powertrain, on-road-biased suspension tuning, special wheels, exterior styling enhancements, a heated steering wheel and a turn-by-turn navigation feature for OnStar.
Depending on the Sierra ordered, notable available options include a variety of towing packages, the Z71 Off-Road Package (skid plates, off-road suspension and locking rear differential), the All-Terrain Package (similar to the Z71 but with special interior and exterior enhancements), 20- and 22-inch wheels, upgraded audio systems, a navigation system, a rear-seat DVD entertainment system, heated power-folding outside mirrors, a sunroof, a power-sliding rear window, a cargo management system and rear park assist. There is also an optional "EZ Lift" tailgate that requires only about half the effort (compared to the standard tailgate) to open and close.
Powertrains and Performance
There are five different engines available for the Sierra 1500. Work trucks have a 4.3-liter V6 (195 hp, 260 pound-feet of torque) as standard. This can be upgraded to a 4.8-liter V8 (295 hp, 305 lb-ft) or a 5.3-liter V8 (315 hp, 338 lb-ft). The SLE trims will have one of the two V8s as standard, while the SLT has the 5.3-liter engine as standard. Optional on select models is a 6.0-liter V8 that makes 367 hp and 375 lb-ft. It typically comes as part of the Max Trailering Package. With that package, the Sierra can tow up to 10,500 pounds. Unique to the Denali is a 6.2-liter V8 cranking out 403 hp and 417 lb-ft of torque.
A four-speed automatic transmission with a tow/haul mode is standard on all Sierra pickups with the exception of the Denali, which has a six-speed automatic. Buyers have a choice of two-wheel drive, four-wheel drive or, in the case of the Denali, all-wheel drive. The Work and LS trims with 4WD have a traditional floor-mounted selector for the transfer case. All other 4WD trims have Autotrac, which features an automatic setting that shifts into 4WD when wheel slippage is detected. Though fuel economy for the workhorse 5.3-liter V8 4WD is hardly impressive (the 2008 EPA estimate is 14 mpg city/19 mpg highway), it ranks as the most efficient V8 available in a mainstream full-size truck.
Antilock brakes (front disc, rear drum) are standard, with an all-disc setup available via the Max Trailering Package or the Denali trim. A stability control system with roll-mitigating technology is standard on crew cabs and optional on extended cabs. Side curtain airbags and adjustable pedals are optional on most models. In government crash tests, the Sierra earned a top five-star rating for protection of front occupants in head-on collisions.
Interior Design and Special Features
Tight build quality, an attractive dash design and comfortable front seating combine with sound ergonomics to make the Sierra's interior enjoyable on long road trips. The rear seat in crew cab models is also quite comfortable, and the seat cushions can be folded upwards for a nearly flat load floor. Interior storage is adequate, but some might take issue with the cupholders (too small) or the organization of the center console box.
Driving Impressions
Though not top of the class in terms of steering and hampered by a slightly larger turning circle than most other trucks, the 2008 GMC Sierra is still a very comfortable and easy truck to drive. On long trips, the supple suspension and quiet cabin come into play to make the truck a pleasing companion. Acceleration is certainly acceptable with either the 4.8- or 5.3-liter V8. The optional 6.0-liter V8 can get the truck to 60 mph in 7.9 seconds, while the Sierra Denali is quicker still.
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lebua at State Tower!
The magnificent city and river views, prime location, luxurious and expansive suites, award-winning rooftop restaurants and bars, and flawless service make every moment here uniquely memorable, infinitely personal, and simply exceptional.
The Tower Club at lebua epitomizes luxury accommodation in Bangkok. These plush suites, located on the top floors (51st to 59th). Tower Club Lounge access. Ideal for both business and leisure, the Tower Club at lebua is the most coveted five stars luxury hotel in Bangkok.
Open-Air Swimming Pool
Tower Club at lebua provides superior facilities in keeping with the exclusivity and luxury it offers. A fully equipped gymnasium, state of the art business centre and a relaxing open air pool delights every guest visiting us for business or leisure. The open-air swimming pool winding around the far corner of the Mozu floor promises privacy and deep relaxation with Jacuzzi jet nozzles around the edges that lightly ease the pressure points. A separate sauna and steam room adds to the oasis of tranquillity that our guests aspire at the end of the day or even throughout the day.
Business Centre
Located on the 51st floor, the business centre at Tower Club provides state of the art facilities such as broadband internet, personalized secretarial and administrative support, message/mail/postal services and conference rooms of varying sizes.
Fitness Centre
Overlooking the pool at the Mozu Floor, the fitness centre at Tower Club perfectly complements the luxury feel with a broad range of up-to-date fitness gear. The cardiovascular and resistance machines, free weights and dumbbells, elegant sauna, steam rooms and massage rooms ensure that you have the avenue to unwind, keep fit and rejuvenate, be it on a business trip or on leisure travels here at lebua, your 5 stars luxury hotel in Bangkok.
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Cancellation Policy 2014;
* Minimum 3 consecutive night stay is required on the nights of 27 and 31 Dec 2014
* Any cancellation or amendment of the bookings that covers the stay period of 30 Dec 14 – 1 Jan 15 inclusive can be made within 7 Dec 2014 inclusive without penalty fee.
* A full deposit for all bookings, with the stay period overlapping the nights of 30 Dec 14 – 1 Jan 15, is required to be received on 7 Dec 2014; otherwise, the room reservation will be released automatically.
* Any cancellation made from 8 Dec 2014 onwards (for the bookings with stay period overlapping the nights of 30 Dec 14 – 1 Jan 15), full penalty fee will be applied for cancellation or no show and no refund will be made. The full deposit will be forfeited.
* Bookings made from 8 Dec 2014 with the stay period overlapping the nights of 30 Dec 14 - 1 Jan 15 onwards will have to be prepaid immediately in full in order to confirm the reservation and this full prepayment is non refundable.
Tower Club at lebua is an all-suite five stars luxury hotel in Bangkok with 221 lavish suites which are the most spacious in their category. Located at the riverside in the second tallest tower in Bangkok, each suite offers majestic views of the Chao Phraya River and the City.
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For Jessie Ware, the past few years have been a series of happy accidents.
"There are so many great singers out there," says the 28-year-old London-born singer, whose U.K. debut, "Devotion," was recently nominated for a Mercury Prize and whose domestic debut, EP "If You're Never Gonna Move," is set to arrive Jan. 15 on Cherrytree Records/Interscope. "I just seem to be in the right place at the right time."
Indeed. In 2009, Ware was working as a journalist when she got a call from an old school friend, XL Recordings artist Jack Peñate, who asked her to perform backing vocals for him on a BBC Radio 1 session. She had to take time off to make the session, which proved to be life-changing. "It was so much fun," she says. "I just thought: 'This is the life.'"
Further shows with Peñate followed, including an eye-opening tour of America, during which a crew member introduced her to the music of then-unknown London-based dubstep producer *SBTRKT (born Aaron Jerome). Ware was amazed by what she heard and, upon returning to London after the tour, sought out the producer, and the two started writing together. "It felt so original and exciting," says Ware, whose vocals are featured on *SBTRKT's self-titled 2011 album (Young Turks/XL).
Additional collaborations with underground EDM artists Sampha ("Valentine") and DJ Joker ("The Vision") followed, leading Ware to a record deal with PMR Records/Island. Until landing the solo contract, Ware says she was "content just being a backing singer [on] tracks that my mates would hopefully hear in a club and dance to."
The prospect of a solo album brought new challenges. Not that Ware was concerned. Instead, she describes her attitude as "just suck it and see -- trying and experimenting different things. There are plenty of terrible songs that no one will ever hear, but they helped me shape what I didn't want to do."
The result was the 11-track "Devotion," a project that took shape throughout 2011 and into 2012 and features the work of producers Dave Okumu, Julio Bashmore and Kid Harpoon. Released in the United Kingdom in August, "Devotion" mixes downtempo dance rhythms; soulful, moody pop reminiscent of Sade; and the singer's emotive, R&B-infused vocals. The set bowed at No. 5 in the United Kingdom and sales stand at 38,000, according to the Official Charts Co.; it was nominated for the Mercury Prize less than a month after release.
Now, Ware has her sights set on the United States with shows at New York venue the Box (Dec. 10) and Los Angeles' Bootleg Bar (Dec. 13) ahead of the EP. Ware returns stateside for a six-date trek beginning Jan. 14 at the Sinclair in Cambridge, Mass., booked by Marty Diamond at Paradigm.
"My goals for Jessie are absolute nationwide domination, but in a respectful, incremental and organic way," says Cherrytree head Martin Kierszenbaum, who first encountered Ware when Island Records U.K. co-presidents Darcus Beese and Ted Cockle invited him to watch her perform in London.
In line with Cherrytree's previously successful campaigns for Ellie Goulding and La Roux, the label is taking a slow-burn approach to its latest British signing. Music has been serviced to noncommercial stations and Kierszenbaum is confident Ware will naturally gravitate toward top 40 formats. "I believe the caliber of the record is such that we're going to end up at top 40 radio," says Kierszenbaum, who's eyeing a spring U.S. bow for "Devotion."
In the meantime, Ware is happy to take each day as it comes. "I don't think too far a*head because I want to appreciate what's happening now," says the artist, who's been racking up A-list cosigns. ( Katy Perry recently tweeted: "This lil' lady is going to be massive.") "It doesn't feel like work. It feels like a real adventure."
is Jessie Ware another Llana Del Ray?
BenZel & Jessie Ware - If You Love Me
Jessie Ware has been nominated for two Brit Awards 2013:
British Breakthrough Act
British Female Solo Artist
Jessie Ware - No To Love (George Fitzgerald Remix)
Jessie Ware - What You Won't Do For Love
Jessie Ware - Imagine It Was Us
Jessie Ware - Imagine It Was Us
a very different genre than the rest of her album but its good
Jessie Ware - What You Won't Do For Love (Live at the Cherrytree House)
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Disclosure - Confess To Me ft. Jessie Ware (Live from Album Launch)
Who's that girl?
Jessie Ware popped up in the UK scene around 2010 as the lead vocal on SBTRKT's club tune "Nervous." The track was a pure London dancefloor anthem, with Ware assigned to club songstress duties. She resurfaced as a guest vocalist here and there for the next couple of years with producers like Joker and Julio Bashmore, until finally dropping her first solo effort, Devotion. Not only was it a mammoth of an album, but it marked Ware's transition from dance singer to capital-R Recording Artist.
She came through Revolution this past Friday with Mikky Ekko, who rode shotgun as opener, and the show was about as intimate as you'll ever see the venue. Usually people use the word "intimate" as a nicer way of saying "not sold out" or "low turn-out," but there's something about seeing your favorite artist perform for you and like 60 other people that's really gratifying. Especially since, if you happen to be in another city, you might be locking shoulders with complete strangers... This one was a special night.
Julio Bashmore - "Peppermint" ft. Jessie Ware
Jessie Ware is set to return with a brand-new single this Monday, June 16th. "Tough Love" marks the first piece of new material since "Runaway", her collaborative track with SBTRKT from earlier this year, and follows her 2013 EP, If You're Never Gonna Move. In anticipation, the British songstress has shared a preview of the sleek track via Instagram.
^ How fun that there is an Instagram account.
Jessie Ware - Tough Love
Jessie Ware - Tough Love
Jessie Ware on Tour:
08-07 Charlbury, England - Wilderness Festival
09-05 Berlin, Germany - Berlin Festival
09-24 Amsterdam, Holland - Bitterzoet
09-25 Warsaw, Poland - Basen
09-26 Paris, France - Trabendo
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10-03 Manchester, England - Manchester Cathedral
10-21 San Francisco, CA - The Chapel
10-23 Los Angeles, CA - The Tower
10-26 Toronto, Ontario - The Great Hall
10-28 Brooklyn, NY - Brooklyn Masonic Temple
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ColdSteel1 wrote:One problem i see about this is the attitude of the templars and the chantry about such a place. Other than that, GO FOR IT!
shonuff wrote:I would think that they wouldn't be overly concerned if it were also relatively unimportant. A token chantry, small templar force, etc. It could be a great idea for an adventure hub, as the city you are describing would be a hub for mercenaries and the like.
ColdSteel1 wrote:The Sound of Silence: A tavern that only caters to Tranquil mages. This quiet and creepy place is avoided by most locals.
ColdSteel1 wrote:The Great Stone and Understone Keep
Bardwulf wrote:This district is referred to as Auld Shore Town.
Bardwulf wrote:The Gold Den
Ghostdanser wrote:ColdSteel1 wrote:The Sound of Silence: A tavern that only caters to Tranquil mages. This quiet and creepy place is avoided by most locals.
A good idea, but without a Circle of Mages I doubt there would be enough Tranquil to support a bar.
Ghostdanser wrote:ColdSteel1 wrote:The Great Stone and Understone Keep
The Great Stone is a bit more problematic, since there's nothing in Dragon Age to compare it to for scope. A 500' tall gem encrusted spire seems a bit much...but I like the idea of a dwarven presence, since I had given it no thought until you brought it up. Not sure what would be a bit more lore friendly, for a hook, maybe a solid statue of mineral some 10 feet wide by 25 feet tall of a Dwarven paragon that is of a completely unknown material that cannot be worked with any known tools or magic. Just how the statue was created, who made it and what it is made of are a complete mystery. I admit that's a pretty weak idea, but again I hadn't given dwarves any consideration.
Understone Keep might work with a different function. What if the surface dwarves found access to a lost Thaig from the entrance on the island. It's abandoned, so the surface dwarves decide to establish their own clans in the Thaig. These clans do not draw a distinction between a surface dwarf and caste dwarves, and there is no stigma with dwarves coming and going as they please to the surface world. Orzammar has little control over surface dwarves to begin with, so they can't stop the practice outright (having no access to the Thaig via the Deep Roads..yet), but they are curious to see what develops from this new dwarven settlement (since they have increasing pressure to address the surface dwarf "problem")...they may even dispatch some warriors and such to "assist" in its protection and Shaperate to document it's development. How does that sound for a compromise?
Ghostdanser wrote:Bardwulf wrote:This district is referred to as Auld Shore Town.
That idea seems doable and relatively lore friendly.
Ghostdanser wrote:Bardwulf wrote:The Gold Den
That idea also seems doable and relatively lore friendly.
Ghostdanser wrote: 1) We should try to keep the setting fairly lore friendly. Example...no Circle of Mages to start, that doesn't mean one couldn't be established...maybe as a replacement for one that was anulled...but it avoids a direct conflict with canon for the moment. There are other reasons for Circle Mages to be there, the island is a crossroads of sorts for shipping, and the Tevinter controlled it at some point, so there could be many lost secrets on or near the island.
Ghostdanser wrote:2) We should establish the type of government. I am thinking a Viscount (or similiar) selected by a council, the council consists of the heads of each noble family (say 6 to 10 noble families) with a representative from the Raiders, and maybe a few representatives of the more influential guilds. The Viscount may or may not wield real power depending on how strong they are influentially, they may be a puppet or they may have iron clad control through force and intimidation...we will need to determine the current level of control the Viscount possesses.
Ghostdanser wrote:3) Level of graft in the government...or how much corruption is there in the system. I would recommend a nice middle of the road, not too corrupt, but not too puritan...about as moral as Denerim.
Ghostdanser wrote:4) Slavery is outlawed...but that doesn't mean that people don't go missing. Elves may wind up in Tevinter and humans may find themselves shanghai'd onto a pirate vessel...but in the city proper slavery is outlawed.
Tiger's Heart wrote:Just for info, there are 2 largish islands at the entrance to the Waking Sea.
shonuff wrote:I would say that any entrance to the Deep Roads would (at best) be a hole or shaft leading down to them, a way to get access to and from, but also one that could easily be defended.
shonuff wrote:The only issue that I would see with this is that it is not on a calm body of water. I imagine the Waking Sea would have tides and stronger storms than say Lake Calenhad, causing permament structures to be difficult. Depending on the topogrophy of the island, the homes on dry land might have to be built on stilts.
Bardwulf wrote:The issue with the stilt houses, could have a network of boards set up perhaps, walkways that connect together to strengthen the whole thing. Also, we could pick a piece of coastline that has a natural bay type formation and comes around to form a docks area. If need be for water currents, we could place it on the southern side of the isle as well, like South East. Perhaps this helps?
shonuff wrote: Bardwulf wrote:The Gold Den
That idea also seems doable and relatively lore friendly.
I would think that this bank would function more as a safety deposit box than a modern lending institution. If there were several across Thedas, then it could function as a way to transfer coin wealth without having to transport the coin.
shonuff wrote: Ghostdanser wrote: 1) We should try to keep the setting fairly lore friendly. Example...no Circle of Mages to start, that doesn't mean one couldn't be established...maybe as a replacement for one that was anulled...but it avoids a direct conflict with canon for the moment. There are other reasons for Circle Mages to be there, the island is a crossroads of sorts for shipping, and the Tevinter controlled it at some point, so there could be many lost secrets on or near the island.
I was going to suggest that the city was founded around an old Tevinter keep. An island where you described it would be a strategic resource in controlling the area. Furthermore, I was going to say that the city would have a natural port, but too shallow and small to support a large scale naval operation, thus keeping it relatively safe from Nevarra and Orlais. Sure they could take it, but why? The Tevinter at the height of the Imperium would have had the mages and resources necessary to expand the port into a fully functional military base, but the 1st Blight would have caused them to withdraw.
shonuff wrote: Ghostdanser wrote:2) We should establish the type of government. I am thinking a Viscount (or similar) selected by a council, the council consists of the heads of each noble family (say 6 to 10 noble families) with a representative from the Raiders, and maybe a few representatives of the more influential guilds. The Viscount may or may not wield real power depending on how strong they are influentially, they may be a puppet or they may have iron clad control through force and intimidation...we will need to determine the current level of control the Viscount possesses.
I would have suggested a council, as well. Maybe not with nobility, as see the flux in dominance to end poorly for nobles. But that just also might be calling the same thing different names.
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We still need to work on the basics...
Size and population of the island: I lived in Key West for a few years and that island is roughly 2x4 miles with a 20,000 population BUT that is modern times and high density. Given that Denerim is supposedly around 70,000 I would say a 20,000 wouldn't be unreasonable...and referring to the box set 2 Thedas map (which has a scale on it) an island of say roughly 15x30 miles is not too large for that spot on the map. That leaves plenty of space for existing population and expansion. ...
IzualTheMighty wrote:[i]The population of Denerim is 70,000. For future reference Highever is 20,000, Gwaren is 10,000, Lothering 500, and Redcliffe 200.
Estimated population of Fereldan is 1,000,000.
This comes from page 349 from the Dragon Age: Origins Collectors Edition Hardcover Guide. There is a lot of extra Lore info in the back of that one[/i].
Ghostdanser wrote:So here's the only information I found for population in Dragon Age, I copied it from another post in the forums.IzualTheMighty wrote:[i]The population of Denerim is 70,000. For future reference Highever is 20,000, Gwaren is 10,000, Lothering 500, and Redcliffe 200.
Estimated population of Fereldan is 1,000,000.
This comes from page 349 from the Dragon Age: Origins Collectors Edition Hardcover Guide. There is a lot of extra Lore info in the back of that one[/i].
So if we want it to be more realistic then we can knock the population down to about 5,000 on an island that is about 3x10 miles. That works out to about 1,000 to 2.000 adults, the rest being mostly teens and children since the mortality rate in children during medival times was pretty hefty families tended to have more children, and most adults had a shorter lifespan, so not very many elderly.
shonuff wrote:Seems about right, or close enough that discussion would be bogged down with splitting hairs.
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Ghostdanser wrote: Dwarves are still a work in progress for figuring out how (if at all) they fit into the city. I don't see a Dalish presence of any significance, however I see no reason why there couldn't be an alienage holding a few hundred elves, not a large amount, but present. No Qunari population, although a few stray Tal-Vashoth could be present.
Ghostdanser wrote: I imagine most prices will be higher than normal on the island with a few exceptions. There's not a lot of arable land, so there may be some small gardens here and there, but no real farming to speak of. That means the majority of vegetables will need to be brought in by cargo ship. That means an added mark up in price, probably around +10 to 25%. There's enough land for chickens, pigs, sheep and goats. Cows raised for milk might have enough space, cows raised for beef are probably out the door, so beef is probably imported and marked up. Seafood is less expensive and available in abundance.
Ghostdanser wrote:Lumber has to be imported, but they probably have a fully stocked lumber yard and only have to reorder stock when used or to fill the odd request for an exotic wood. Lumber prices would definitely be higher than normal, meaning any new houses will be more expensive than the mainland. Many of the oldest buildings are probably built from the wrecks of ships that hit the reef.
shonuff wrote:Dwarves -- with the aversion to the surface of most dwarves, I tend to agree, although if there were a lost thaig underneath (or mineral deposits), I could see some dwarves beginning a migration.
shonuff wrote:Elves -- the Dalish could use the city as a port in their migrations, but I imagine they'd be temporary. An alienage makes sense.
shonuff wrote:As for other businesses, I would imagine that they would be close to this (using a calculator based on medieval Paris found here: http://www222.pair.com/sjohn/blueroom/demog.htm -- I'm tinkering with it, though, as I think a port would have a phantom population to accomodate the constant traffic. I gave the city a phantom population of 7,500 and I upped the number of taverns, fishmongers, and inns.
Ghostdanser wrote: Surface Dwarves are present as they are pretty much anywhere, and stereotypically there are merchants if nothing else, so at least a few families of dwarves. The Carta is everywhere they sense a profit to be made illegally…it's just the nature of the beast. So the question is whether an isolated lost Thaig has been recently found starting a migration of surface dwarves to try and found a new home. Going with the Tevinter roots for the Keep, then it is entirely possible that the Deep Roads once touched the island, given the Dwarves and Tevinter had so many dealings together. I would even suggest we make the Keep a collaboration of Tevinter design and Dwarven building, meant to last a very long time. So an isolated lost Thaig sounds doable to me, with maybe 50 - 100 Surface Dwarves at the moment calling the place home. No mining or digging going on, pretty much merchant and crafts families. Still thunkin' on it though.
Ghostdanser wrote:Migrant Dalish Clans and isolated individuals yes, but no permanent Dalish Clans. We could work in a yearly migration pattern where they pass through the island twice a year and there is a carnival or faire when they head north and then another when they pass through heading south.
Ghostdanser wrote:And I have no problem with the amount of farming proposed. It just depends on how much of the land is arable and how much is too rocky for farming. I am fairly easy with some additional farming. I figure it is easy enough to get food and supplies barring a major blockade. If Orlais wants to boycott selling to them, then Nevarra would be more than willing to accommodate their needs, since it will piss of the Orlesians, and vice versa if it were the other way around. Then there's always Fereldan and the Free Marches to buy from. If anyone tries a full blockade on the island then the Raiders run goods for them…all in all a pretty stable situation for them.
Ghostdanser wrote:Before deciding the exact size (square miles) for the city, we probably need to decide on the size of the Keep. I'll throw out a number for the Keep to have a garrison of 150 and we can go from there. I figure with Tevinter being the atypical Roman Empire, 100 Soldiers (for a Century) and the remaining 50 would be War Mages, Officers, Slaves, etc. I imagine the central tower is crowned with a lighthouse.
Ghostdanser wrote:Saddlers – 8 might be a bit much for such a small island with little need for horses beyond pulling wagons and plows, so Saddlers – 4 might make more sense.
Ghostdanser wrote:I would change Ropemaker – 4 to Rope/Netmakers – 8, because fishing (smuggling and piracy) industry needs a lot of nets and ropes.
Ghostdanser wrote:Sailmakers -4 because sails need to be repaired fairly often and replaced when too damaged for repair.
Ghostdanser wrote:Shipwrights – 3 for ship/boat repair sounds about right, making new vessels not so much, but repairs are always necessary.
Ghostdanser wrote:Doctors -5 and Barbers -22, are these strictly hair cutter barbers or ar they the type with leeches? Just curious since with Doctor listed I suspect they are mostly haircutters, but blood letting is still possible. Leeches cure everything after all.
Ghostdanser wrote:Magic Shop has bad connotation in Thedas, but I know what you mean…we'll need a better name and Apothecary may do the job, I would say we should have more than 3 if Apothecary is used to replace the Magic Shop. If Magic Shop and Apothecary are two different things then we'll need to work on some numbers, but that's easy.
Ghostdanser wrote:Inns – 6 may be a bit low given the transient population passing through, but that can be corrected easily if some of the taverns also rent rooms.
Ghostdanser wrote:Sponge/Pearl Divers – 6 not a huge industry, but definitely a lucrative one which should go nicely with the Jewelers and Baths.
shonuff wrote: But access to a long lost thaig (one either abandoned before a Blight or completely cut off) would work
shonuff wrote:Although I said migrant Dalish could pass through, I don't know if they actually would. Are all Dalish reliant on Hallas and the land-ships for travel? If so, they might not take to the sea. I wonder if any Dalish are strictly sea-faring people?
shonuff wrote:I would think that it makes the most sense that the original Tevinter fortress would have been abandoned during the First Blight. The keep would have remained standing, much like the Tower of Ishael. However, many of the walls and outbuildings would have fallen into disrepair (and those that did would be cannibalized for building homes and businesses).
shonuff wrote:I was thinking that, too. Given the original calculator, 5K population could support 2.5 inns, and my phantom population could support 3.75 inns. I could see more, especially if you factored in a quality inn and a ramshackle one. If you throw brothels into the inn category, it could go even higher. However, I see most people passing through would actually keep their berths on the ships, as they wouldn't be travelling to the city, but rather to someplace else.
shonuff wrote:Sure. I don't know if I would necessarily call that a category
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Thanks so much for the Purple-y quilt love! Another casualty of summer is my computer time, so my personal responses are suffering. I'm so grateful for all of your comments and sorry not to respond more individually. Thanks for your understanding. You're all the best.
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Sewing Saturday + Summer
Thanks so much for the Purple-y quilt love! Another casualty of summer is my computer time, so my personal responses are suffering. I'm so grateful for all of your comments and sorry not to respond more individually. Thanks for your understanding. You're all the best.
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There is nothing wrong with taking some time for yourself and I'm glad you enjoyed your sewing time.ReplyDelete
That looks like so much fun!ReplyDelete
Oh you lucky girl. To be so near other quilting groups!! :o) Look at all the creativity under one roof.ReplyDelete
Your summer motto is spot on. Just roll with it and enjoy the moments. :o)
Have a lovely day. Trish xo
Looks like fun, love the colors!! :) Happy Sunday to you! xx HollyReplyDelete
Can't wait to see what your Dream On will become! Pretty!ReplyDelete
I know those tables and chairs, the room looks so familiar! Glad you could go! Just take a deep breath and enjoy the kids all Summer. They are grown and gone too soon!ReplyDelete
Amy I will join you in the 'complicated summer relationship' status. It truly is a monumental challenge to keep these kids entertained, motivated and upbeat while feeling completely exhausted from the heat and constant going, school doesn't start soon enough for me.ReplyDelete
I love the blocks you are working on...can you share which pattern you are using. I am loving this project. XXXReplyDeleteReplies
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Great question - I'm going to update the post! I'm using the pattern from this quilt: http://www.diaryofaquilter.com/2011/12/navy-and-green-crib-quilt-pattern.html and I'm loving how the change of colors changes the whole look!
Glad you've been having a great summer, looks like plenty of fun is being had by all :o)ReplyDelete
Love your pics! What is that yummy looking layered drink with chocolate chips(?) on top?ReplyDelete
I'm very happy to hear your honesty and humor about the summer. It can be overwhelming but fun. I'm happy to see the modern quilt guild. I live so far out in the country, but I'm sure there has to be one here in Kansas I can find. Have a nice week. TerahReplyDelete
Is that your gorgeous Dream On quilt up there? Did you make that one up on your own or is there a pattern I need to buy? I love it. Like I want to head straight to sewing room and get started on something that gorgeous! Please share!ReplyDelete
And you're so right about summer. It's more fun when you're a kid.
I'm totally feeling you on the summer love/hate thing. I also have 4 kids and it can be really overwhelming to have them around ALL the time...I started doing much better once I stopped being the Entertainment Committee and let myself do a few things that I enjoy.ReplyDelete
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I think we are all there with you on the summer thing!
I always have a huge list of what I want to accomplish and then...it's over.
This year my summer list was...do whatever I want and spend lots of time with family...it's been fabulous so far and it sounds like yours has too:)
Sounds like a fun quilty get away! We always did the Summer Reading Program at the library and "Summer School" that I made up (educational computer game, books, write me a paragraph about...).ReplyDelete
I want to know more about the pattern in the first picture. I love that!ReplyDelete
What a fun Saturday!! Beautiful quilt you are making!! Enjoy your summer, Amy!! xo HeatherReplyDelete
My husband always said "Your going to miss all this when they are grown." That put summer "enjoyment" into perspective for me. Yes, I needed some me time everyday to remain sane, but it a blink of an eye the kids were grown...and I miss the bustle of them being home.ReplyDelete
It looks like you're having a wonderful summer Amy -- water + quilt time + ice cream!!! Sounds perfect!ReplyDelete
I just love the Double Crossed quilt...beautiful colors, so fun and fresh! Keep enjoying your summer :)ReplyDelete
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I loved my first Sewing Saturday. Thanks for making it an enjoyable experience. :-)ReplyDelete
Do I need to join the Salt Lake Quilt Guild to be invited to those Sewing Saturdays? That looks like SO much fun.ReplyDelete
I have a love/hate relationship with summer. And this is sort of my first "real" summer with kids home from school (since my oldest just finished kindergarten) and I see where moms have been coming from for all these years ... you love having them home but it's also really crazy and they whine that they are bored, but yet it's nice to sleep in and go to the pool. I worry that our summer will be over and I'll wish we'd done more "productive" stuff -- like reading and library trips, etc. I hope I'm not UN-doing all the learning they did last year! haha.
I've got a MQG meeting tonight. Not sewing, but I am sure looking forward to it. Summer vacation is only in it's 3rd week here, but I am so tired.ReplyDelete
The Quilting night looks like a REALLY good time! And I love how the pattern changes looks with the different fabric! Thanks so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for your comments - they make my day! I try to respond to as many as my 'mommy' time allows, but life sometimes gets in the way. Please know how much I appreciate each of them.
I apologize for the current comment settings that require a registered user account. They are the only way that I don't get tons of gross spam. I'm hoping Blogger will make a way where people who are not registered users, but would like to leave a comment can do so. Please, Blogger! In the mean time, thanks for your patience.
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The dead give away is the number of cable ferrules on the top tube. I've been told [by people more knowledgeable than me] that there was only one model of Colnago which had 3 ferrules on the top tube... and that they're as rare as rocking horse dung.
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What are the main differences between InnoDB and MyISAM?
First major difference I see is that InnoDB implements row-level lock while MyISAM can do only a table-level lock. You will find better crash recovery in InnoDB. However, it doesn't have
The list can go a bit further. Yet, they both have their unique advantages in their favor and disadvantages against each other. Each of them is more suitable in some scenarios than the other.
So to summarize (TL;DR):
Another major difference not as yet mentioned is how caching for each storage engine is done.
The main mechanism used is the key cache. It only caches index pages from .MYI files. To size your key cache, run the following query:
This will give the Recommended Setting for MyISAM Key Cache (key_buffer_size) given your current data set (the query will cap the recommendation at 4G (4096M). For 32-bit OS, 4GB is the limit. For 64-bit, 8GB.
The main mechanism used is the InnoDB Buffer Pool. It caches data and index pages from InnoDB tables accessed. To size your InnoDB Buffer Pool, run the following query:
This will give the Recommended Setting for the size of the InnoDB Buffer Pool (innodb_buffer_pool_size) given your current data set.
Don't forget to resize the InnoDB Log Files (ib_logfile0 and ib_logfile1). MySQL Source Code places a cap of the combined sizes of all InnoDB Log Files must be < 4G (4096M). For the sake of simplicity, given just two log files, here is how you can size them:
At the End of both queries is a an Inline Query
There is no substitute for common sense. If you have limited memory, a mixture of storage engines, or a combination thereof, you will have to adjust for different scenarios.
Possible scenarios are endless !!!
Remember, whatever you allocate for, leave enough RAM for DB Connections and the Operating System.
One more thing: you can backup InnoDB tables just by taking a snapshot of the filesystem. Backing up MyISAM requires using mysqldump and is not guaranteed to be consistent (e.g. if you insert into a parent and a child table, you might find only the child table's row in your backup).
Basically, if you have another copy of the data and are only caching it in MySQL e.g. to allow a standard means of accessing it from a PHP website, then MyISAM is fine (i.e. it's better than a flat CSV file or a logfile for querying and concurrent access). If the database is the actual "master copy" of the data, if you are doing
(My personal experience: a 2 terabyte DB in MyISAM).
InnoDB offers:
In InnoDB all data in a row except for TEXT and BLOB can occupy 8,000 bytes at most. Full text indexing is not available in InnoDB until MySQL 5.6 (Feb 2013). In InnoDB the
MyISAM offers:
MyISAM has table-level locking, but no row-level locking. No transactions. No automatic crash recovery, but it does offer repair table functionality. No foreign key constraints. MyISAM tables are generally more compact in size on disk when compared to InnoDB tables. MyISAM tables could be further highly reduced in size by compressing with myisampack if needed, but become read-only. MyISAM stores indexes in one file and data in another. MyISAM uses key buffers for caching indexes and leaves the data caching management to the operating system.
Overall I would recommend InnoDB for most purposes and MyISAM for specialized uses only. InnoDB is now the default engine in new MySQL versions.
In my experience, the most significant difference is the way each engine handles locking. InnoDB uses row locking while MyISAM uses table locking. As a rule of thumb, I use InnoDB for write heavy tables and MyISAM for read heavy tables.
Other important differences include:
I tend to view MyISAM as the 'default' table choice for MySQL, so I'll point out the differences for most users of InnoDB
Includes MySQL 5.6 changes
So, there is no point in using
MYISAM provides table level locking , FULLTEXT searching. MYISAM has the most flexible AUTO_INCREMENTED column handling off all the storage engines. MYISAM does not support transactions.
INNODB is transaction safe storage engine. INNODB has commit , rollback and crash-recovery capabilities. INNODB supports foreign key referential integrity.


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Okay, I recently hit 80, def capped, and have all tank gear. Not all the greatest, but pretty good. I have done Heroic VH several times and can almost always hold the mob to me. Any tips to keep mobs to me more often? And please, answer this - when I have a mob of 3 or more on me, should I focus all attacks on 1, or tab through all of them? Yeah, I use Thunderclap and Shockwave, as they hit multiple targets, but want to know if it's better to spread my aggro around.
My current priority is devastate, revenge, shield slam and thunderclap. Heroic Throw, shockwave and concussion blow when possible.
Thanks a ton!
Your priority should be devastate, shield slam, heroic strike, thunder clap, shockwave, etc.
Devastate/shield slam are probably the most important as shield slam does the most threat and devastate proc's shield slam as well as generating substantial threat. Essentially with H VH I will usually thunderclap, shockwave the group then tab sunder every target and then focus on one so the dps can unleash on that target. Before that target is dead I will have already switched to the next target so dps doesn't have to slow down. You really need to "spread the love" when having to AoE tank with no marks.
RNGesus - Saving you unreliably since BC.
The problem with being new to 80 is that you have all these moderately geared DPS spamming AoE spells to drop trash quickly. Once you charge in you will want to immediately Thunderclap. Once that is done, Shield Slam something, then Shockwave. Sunder your target one or two times, then tab to the next target and repeat the same.
If your goal is to do Heroics for a while until you're comfortable with your gear to raid, then what I suggest is to make sure you have 3/3 Thunderclap, Shockwave, and the Glyphs for both of them. Also keep in mind if you have extra rage (you will), feel free to Cleave at will. You can contemplate picking up the talent for it (Fury tree) and the Glyph as well. This will help your AoE threat as you're trying to keep things on you en masse, rather than simply boss tanking - which is a different set of priorities.
I'll still look for an armory. With enough badge gear and sufficient communication with DPS, you can rule out gear. He specifically asked for rotation advice on 3 or more mobs, and I gave him rotation advice on 3 or mobs, but it is pointless if s/he isn't geared, and insulting to assume they are undergeared when they are not.
Here is my Armory link -
The World of Warcraft Armory
I never use heroic strike, but I also only focus on one target. I will now use cleave when I am not slamming and devastate is stacked.
Thanks for letting me know to "spread the love"! I'm gonna start cleaving and tabbing more. I have tanked Heroic VH, UK and Nexus. Not the toughest, but you have to start somewhere.
Well, what a difference some better gear (and good advice) make. I am still def capped but now have about 25k health unbuffed. I am now glyphed with devastate (x2) and shockwave, and I am 3/3 in TC. Usually I charge in on the main and TC, devastate or shield slam and then shockwave. I spread the devastate around, and the x2 helps. VH, DTK, HoS and Nex are easy, and I almost never lose aggro in any of those runs.
That is good news and you are now on your way. After you get the threat thing to be second nature it is time to work on survivability, but lets save that until you are good on threat without having to think about it!
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I'd change some of those gems with +def on them to +stam or +exp/stam, and then swap out your chest/shield enchants to get the defense back up to 540 as needed.
Get an enchant on that weapon ASAP.
I'd also recommend a few small gear upgrades...lose that poor sad titansteel shield wall and get either the HOR one (good luck with the drop rate my friend), or if you can swing it the ToC 10/25 ones.
Get the Boots from ToC while you're at it, Or H-FoS at the very least.
Any gear ilevel 232 or higher should have epic gems in it.
Save frost badges up and replace the belt and cloak
Lose the +doge/stam gems and replace with +stam or if you must +exp stam
Get an enchant on those bracers
Consider a 15/5/51 Deep Wounds build for threat.
You're a little weak for ICC 10. Frankly if Beasts is killing you....work on that content first before you worry about ICC. Maybe just do some rep runs n there for Ashen rings.


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Visual Learning: Out of Character
posted Apr 15, 2013
- This Visual Learning activity will get your students thinking about the intersection of handwriting and digital typeface and the fate of cursive writing around the world.
Free to Be Me
by Gia Rae Winsryg-Ulmerposted Apr 15, 2013
- Gia Rae Winsryg-Ulmer knew she found her place to teach when she walked through the doors of Brooklyn Free School three years ago. See how Gia and BFS honor children's rights to be themselves and become the happy, healthy, and independent thinking people they are meant to be. This is Gia's Story.
Research on the Politics of Meditation Points to Deeper Truths
by Richard Schiffmanposted Mar 11, 2013
- Psychologists recently conducted a study that found that meditation may make you more liberal, at least in the short-term. Richard Schiffman argues that the politics of true spirituality are more about balance than support for any one side.
Animal Odd Couples
posted Dec 21, 2012
- Are animals capable of feeling emotions? PBS Nature shares evidence that humans are not the only ones on the planet who cares, loves, and empathizes. Meet five animal odd couples.
What Climate-Driven Hurricane Sandy Teaches about Cooperation
by Sarah van Gelderposted Nov 01, 2012
- It's 3 a.m. and the wind's howling. Do you know your neighbors?
The Power of Introverts
posted Oct 12, 2012
- Does society favor extroverts over introverts? In this TEDTalk, social psychologist Susan Cain takes us into an introvert's world, and shares why being quiet and contemplative should be acknowledged and celebrated.
Visual Learning: Gauze for Concern
posted Sep 17, 2012
- This Visual Learning activity will get students thinking about the foreclosure crisis in this country and what it might feel like to lose your home.
Spring 2012 Middle School Winner Kate LeBlanc
by Kate LeBlancposted Jun 12, 2012
- Kate LeBlanc is a seventh grade student at Metro Montessori Middle School in Portland, Oregon. She read and responded to the YES! Magazine article, "You Are Who You Eat With" by Katherine Gustafson. Read Kate's essay about lessons learned at the table.
Spring 2012 Powerful Voice Winner Hanna Walker
by Hanna Walkerposted Jun 12, 2012
- Hanna Walker is an eighth grade student at Cowles Montessori in Des Moines, Iowa. She read and responded to the YES! Magazine article, "You Are Who You Eat With" by Katherine Gustafson. Read Hanna's essay about how the dinner table brings together more than just people.
Spring 2012 High School Winner Clara Lincoln
by Clara Lincolnposted Jun 12, 2012
- Clara Lincoln is a high school student at Capital City Charter School in Washington, DC. She read and responded to the YES! Magazine article, "You Are Who You Eat With" by Katherine Gustafson. Read Clara's essay about the benefits of family dinners - no matter what form they take.
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Digiscrap is real. Real memories are being scrapped!
Digiscrap is real. Real memories are being scrapped!
Great discussion ladies!
WHY did S. Etc ask this question? I mean, aren't they just asking for this kind of Mean Girl scrapping talk?!
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and now they are complaining there is no journaling or title.
There's a very strong possibility I won't be able to have children of my own and if I can't, I WILL adopt and I'll be damned if anyone tells me I'm not a real mother!
Ps-We digi scrappers are being GREEN! Can't say traditional scrapping is exactly eco-friendly! ;)
"Oh, you digitally scrap? You're not a real scrapper."
"At least I'm not killing trees."
They are just jealous! lol
I have a couple of friends who are paper scrappers, pack up the house and go for a weekend crop types. They "tolerate" what I do, although I have to say they get pretty chapped when we get together on a Saturday and they make 5 trips to the closet or their car depending on whose house we're at, and I walk in with a laptop case that has my laptop, a mouse, my portable EHD, and sometimes my Wacom tablet! So I really think that they're a bit jealous and justify all the $ they spend and the hundreds of pounds of stuff they schlep around by arguing that it's "real" scrapbooking. Fine by me... my back's happier, and so is my bank account!
They don't take into account the wear and tear on a counter, the cost of programs, or the risk of a computer crash.


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