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I miss raiding with Eventide.
Looks like a fun fight though. Good job Kanzer.
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Dunno if it was mentioned, but after bone storm, is there an aggro reset? When I did it on 10-man it looked like there was.
Everything is FABULOUS with warrior tanks again.
Yes you are correct, his aggro resets once the whirlwind finishes, and it is mentioned in the strat.
The aggro reset does happen, but strangely he seems taunt immune? (maybe we were overzealous with taunting and he went immune via normal means, but he was definitely immune as he came out of the bone whirl) so make sure your tanks move together to eat saberlashes when picking him up, and making sure you hit him with a threat move and not just taunt to be safe.
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Yes, he is taunt immune, we found that one out very quickly.
Also, what we found on 10 man with me OTing and a bear MTing, we both seemed to be taking about the same damage. Most of our wipes were due to tank death.
We were trying him in 10-man last night with two bear tanks. We (the tanks) consistently got triplets of 15-16k melee damage, even though we were right on top of each other. Considering we had 35-39k health it meant a wipe as soon as one of the healers got spiked. We've been through ToTC-25 with these people, we should be able to handle the "easy" first boss in IC, shouldn't we?
Eventually we swapped out a DPS for a healer and managed to stay alive a little longer, but at our best attempt we only got him down to 73% health before a tank died and we wiped. We're now thinking of bringing a third tank instead of an extra healer.
This is the last raid of the expansion so I kind of like how they made it so the entire raid has to watch threat as bone whirl ends. Phase changes and threat drops shouldn't be trivially handled with taunt like Gundrak's Drakkari Colossus after all.
The phase change was the one hang up my guild had before we downed him tonite, so I'd also imagine the encounter would just be way too easy if he was tauntable.
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35-39K as a bear tank? That sounds quite low. None the less i agree that when one of you healers get spiked (especially myself as a holy pala) the tanks did drop very low. Using 3 tanks is obviously 1 work around, alternatively saving CDs for healer spikes and relying on the other 2 healers pumping up the output could work.
I believe Marrowgar can be dismantled so try that if you have a rogue. Also make sure that ALL (yes including melee) DPS nuke the spikes immediately.
We wiped a couple of times ourselves but that was mainly due to aggro issues after bonestorm. However our tanks both have around 48k buffed.
I imagine he is taunt immune to stop the bonestorm being controlled via taunts.
"Especially as a holy pala"? Our three healers were all holy paladins. I suppose the priest stamina buff would have been nice for this fight. Usually we bring our warrior tank (45k) and a holy priest to our raids, but they weren't available last night.
With two tanks with 48k health you wouldn't have any problems indeed. That's 3x16k, which is the high end of what Marrowgar's attack rounds add up to and with that much health they probably have more armour (so even less damage) than I have as well. I wonder what gear your tanks have to have that much health?
With 3 holy paladins i can't see how you could possibly die unless one of two things are happening:
1) The melee attack of the boss is enough to 1 shot you, clearly not.
2) Your not always standing with the other tanks so you take a full sabrelash yourself = 2 x 100% melee damage. BTW sabre lash only hits for 2x melee dmg in 10man, not 3, however it can be spread across 3 tanks.
perhaps you and your off tank are slightly undergeared, but still, with 3 holy paladins healing you i just don't see how you could ever die.
Don't forget the scroll buffs if you're missing a priest or druid.
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The whirlwind damage is a joke, i expected our melee to get ganked on the first whirldwind, but to my surprise the whirlwind on first boss of Nexus seems to hit harder. The fire on the floor can be painful, but as you should be moving out of it quickly it shouldn't pose any threat.
We did the encounter with our Paladin healer tanking the encounter (Our Main Tank couldn't get ingame.. ) and he mentioned how easy it would of been for him to heal with beacon across both tanks. That encounter will be one healed by a Paladin before we know it.
I'd bet that your healers arn't keeping their eyes focused on the tanks properly and are all switching to heal the impale allowing your tanks to get low. Set up some healing assignments. Personaly i'd go with using your 2 paladins. Have both of them put their beacons on the tanks (one tank beaconed each) and have them both heal the impales and any fire damage.
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The games won't go on — but the practices sessions may — for Chicago Public Schools students during the teachers strike that began on Monday.
The Illinois High School Association's board of directors on Monday turned down a CPS request to waive a bylaw prohibiting teams from playing interscholastic contests during a strike.
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I was reading about ammonium phosphatide and its application in chocolate making as a substitute to lecithin. Through my research so far, i found out that cadbury is using the product, i ordered a sample to test anyway. This is good news for those with soy allergies.
Has anyone used this new emulsifier? (new to me at least)
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Does anyone know if ammonium phosphatide is approved for use in Canada?
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Thanks Kerry, but PGPR and ammonium phosphatide are different. One uses castor beans (PGPR) and the other is derived from rape seed oil. Same concept from each though.
I could probably call our inspector at the CFIA, but she's still on holidays for the next week or so.
Oops, wrong file - check page 83. It appears the answer is yes.
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Thanks Kerry! Much appreciated.
Some milk chocolate recipes require a lubricant like lecithin as well - especially if the recipe uses high fat powdered milk instead of skim milk powder and anhydrous milk fat (clarified butter). In our case, we use a high fat milk powder (28.5%), so unlike a milk chocolate that uses the liquid AMF, that 28.5% in our case is solid, and makes the chocolate thick like sludge. The lecithin acts like a lubricant and makes the chocolate MUCH more fluid and easy to work with. Without it, we could not mold our milk chocolate.
Sure we could change the recipe, but people love our milk chocolate. It's very similar to a Swiss milk chocolate - very creamy.
As an aside, the term "emuslifier" is technically incorrect, although it's a common term that everyone uses. Technically lecithin, ammonium phosphitades, or PGP act as a lubricant between the solid particles and the liquid fats. As I've preached before, chocolate is a suspension of solid particles in a fat, and not an emulsion of two or more compounds with similar liquid properties. It's just that emulsifier sounds better than "lubricant" on packaging.
Hi Brad,
I understand that soy lecithin helps with some recipes, but my question is more general: why should you want to produce chocolate that requires soy lecithin? In my opinion, such a product is of a lower quality compared to a traditional pure chocolate, so the use of soy lecithin should be avoided as much as possible, finding a different recipe if necessary.
From what I can observe in Europe, the world of chocolate is split in two: industrial mass production on one side, artisan products on the other, using only traditional ingredients (i.e. cocoa, cocoa butter, sugar, vanilla and milk). These ingredients are the only one allowed in Italy if you want to use the logo "pure chocolate", for example.
PS I don't want to be blunt, I'm trying to express my opinion but English is not my first language.
The use of lecithin or anything equivalent became a necessity in chocolate production, be it mass or artisan.In my opinion i don't see lecithin to be a low quality product.
Let's keep cost saving aside, in order to achieve a smooth thin layer of chocolate, you'll need an emulsifier/lubricant in your chocolate. I personally am more interested in applying AP to fillings, because its odorless, while lecithin has a strong smell. I am hoping to make some smooth fillings. hope this works out.
I understand where you're coming from, but when it comes to recipes and the reasons for ingredients, who says the Europeans have it right? As a businessman selling my wares in Canada, I don't particularly care what other countries do with their chocolate. It's not personal. It's simply that I'm not selling there. Here in Canada (and in the UK and Switzerland), people like a very creamy, not overly sweet milk chocolate. The way to do that is obvious - lots of cream, whether it be powdered cream, or powdered skim milk with AMF. In our particular case, I get a fabulous, spray-dried product from a supplier here, and don't have to worry about extra care in the storage, as I would have with AMF. It's a dried product that lasts longer and requires no refrigeration. Our customers are so happy with the recipe I have tried, tested, and put into production, that they often send bars of our milk chocolate to their family in Europe, and return commenting that the recipients like it better than the chocolate they can get in Europe and have requested more.
Case in point with regard to Italy: Is milk by itself "pure chocolate"? Is sugar by itself "pure chocolate"? What about vanilla? Nope. Nope, and Nope. Yet these ingredients have MUCH higher percentage counts in a "pure chocolate" recipe than lecithin at less than half a percent. Why then can't lecithin be included? It's no more "pure chocolate" than any of the ingredients you listed above. In fact, it's the only NECESSARY ingredient if one creates a recipe with low fluid fat properties (i.e. 70% cocoa beans, 10% cocoa powder, 20% sugar). Having said that, who's to say that Italy has it right either?
When it comes to dark chocolate, we use no lecithin. The CCB content is high enough to give good fluidity, and then we control the viscosity by temperature and crystalization.
Companies like Lindt however (lindt Excellence 70%) need to use lecithin because to increase intensity, they add cocoa powder to the bar on top of the cocoa content. Without lecithin it would be almost impossible to mold. (Note that I'm not saying Lindt 70% is any good. It just so happens to be widely recognized as a "premium" dark chocolate here in Canada.)
They're European. Did they get it right? I'm not sure. I DO know they sell a heck of a lot more every year than my company does! Yes, they're mass producers. However, business is business. Whether you're selling 10 bars, 100 bars, or 1 million bars, you're selling your chocolate to make money, and at that moment in time it's no longer about you, or your views. It's about the customer who's willing to PAY to eat your wares, and if they DO pay, then to them you've got it right.
I hope that makes sense, and doesn't come across confrontational. Having been in business for a long time, and been on many chocolate forums, I see all too often, small businesses who get caught up in politics, terminology, or what "the other guy" is doing, or what "the industry standard" is.
The recipe in the end is very simple: "Find out what your customers want, and give it to them."
Hi Brad,
I appreciate your answer, but I still disagree... :-)
Keep in mind that I'm not a chocolate producer, I'm just an importer who decided to sell in Australia one of the best chocolate produced in the world, and this is not my definition but is the result of many awards like the Grand Prix of Chocolaterie in Paris, the Olympics of Food in Berlin and IKKA Contest in Salzburg, and of course the Salon du Chocolate.
I'm not saying that chocolate produced with soy lecithing is necessarily a worst product, just that... it's not chocolate how we are used to make it. And we can't hide the fact that many chocolatiers simply use soy lecithing because it's a cheaper and easier way to obtain certain results.
Of course every market is different, and the American market (where the chocolatier I'm talking about is very well appreciated) is certainly different compared to Italy, Belgium or France. But sometimes customers need to be educated to appreciate a better quality product, and even the American market is starting to buy much more dark chocolate compared to the past, thanks to a few Tuscan chocolatier that started to produce milk chocolate up to 70% of cocoa, too (without soy lecithin).
You say the market is the king, and until there will be people in USA willing to spend $250 per kg for our pralines I'm happy to sell this brand... :-) But at the same time I agree more with a business plan who privilege the quality to the quantity and the profit, money is important but not paramount. Lindt is making much more money with their chocolate than the chocolatier I'm talking about, but he would not switch his position with the bigger stockholder of Lindt even at gun point.
One point we agree on is that education is key, and that is something we have incorporated into our business model in the form of evening chocolate tastings and wine pairings. I host an average of 10 per month - both private and public - and they are usually sold out a month in advance. Tonight it was for 12 people in my shop, and on Thursday it will be a presentation to 250 people at an awards dinner.
You've found your niche selling chocolate that has won European awards, and that's great. Others have found their niche selling what they claim to be "healthy raw chocolate". Good for them too.
What I know is that tonight (as is what happens during most of my seminars), most people who walk through our doors in love with Lindt 70% actually spit it out in disgust after tasting ours. Here's a link to a blog post:
Here's another quote from a customer review on www.UrbanSpoon.com:
"When I walked through the doors of Choklat, I thought Lindt Excellence 70% was a good bar. An hour later I was actually spitting it out into a napkin! It was terrible! I've NEVER spit out chocolate before!"
As you can see, education is a focus of ours. However, for us it still doesn't really matter how many awards a chocolate has won in another country and the +/-10 people who have "passed judgement" on it to grant those awards. Cumulatively, they'll never buy enough chocolate to float my business. What really matters to me as the business owner is the 38,000 customers who have purchased our products in the past 3 years. Those 38,000 customers pay the bills and spread the word!
My advice to any business owner thinking of entering their chocolate / confections into a competition: "Be careful. Your results can backfire on you. What if you lose? What if your products get poor reviews? What kind of damage can the words of a mere handful of people do to your business? Is that kind of damaging publicity really worth the risk?"
Marco, you are a reseller of other people's creations, so it's helpful for you to use awards such as what you've mentioned as part of your sales pitch. THere are a lot of great confections, and chocolate out there made by people who don't enter competitions. In fact there's a lot of chocolate out there BETTER than those who have won the competitions you mentioned. A competition is only as credible as the entries, and if not all the worthy competitors enter, it's not that credible. However the average consumer doesn't know that, so it's easy to play on it as a marketing strategy.
In the end, it's nice that the market is big enough for everybody. However, I'd bet my fancy sportscar that if you and I were the only players on the block I'd win. The secret is STILL to find out what people want, and then give it to them.
Cheers and Best Wishes.
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Anyway, I photographed a few that I came across over the summer months and realized that I'd never shared them and decided why not do so today. These first two photos were from the Beehive House in downtown Salt Lake City.
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amy, they are all so pretty and i love those bed frames. quilts make everything look prettier!ReplyDelete
What gorgeous quilts - I love the dormitory, the quilts make it look so cosy! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I love the shots of the beds in a row! I have a fondness for old quilts too :)ReplyDelete
How fun! Love the red bench, too!ReplyDelete
Looks like a lovely place to visit :o)ReplyDelete
Looks like an awesome place to visit. The quilts are wonderful, too. I saw a quilt this past weekend at a similar type of state park in Arkansas. It was made of remnants of civil war uniforms. Very cool.ReplyDelete
Ohmygosh -- how on earth did those pioneer babies survive? Those bars on that crib aren't up to code LOL! I LOVE antique quilts too -- thanks for sharing some pretty ones!ReplyDelete
Great photos of pretty nice old quilts. If you only had a few hours in Salt Lake City to see quilts, is this where you'd go?ReplyDelete
Oh Amy. I am so drawn to these type of quilts and for the very same reason as you. I cant help wondering the story behind the creation. Was the plaid from a husband's work shirt? And maybe the calico from momma's apron? :0)ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing these beautiful quilts with us. :0)
What is it about iron beds that make everything look better?:)ReplyDelete
Yes....sometimes I think I am too overwhelmed by all the modern in fabrics now and forget the loviness in the simplicity of the past. But I think a lot of that is coming back with our love os solids and a lot more handquilting. I wish I were more patient!:)
I would love for my bedroom to look like that first picture! And the one with the dormitory style setup is too cute. Who wouldn't want all those quilts.ReplyDelete
Beautiful quilts!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing!! The scrappier the better, I always say! I absolutely love the photos from the Beehive House! Beautiful rooms!! I really like that red bench too!ReplyDelete
This is so cool! I love anything antique! When we lived in NC we went to so many cool historical places, now that I am a quilter, I wish I had paid better attention to their bedding! I can not imagine hand stitching all that ;)ReplyDelete
I love old quilts also. After my grandmother passed away we found tucked in the back of a closet a hand pieced quilt front that her grandmother had started but never finished. My mother took it and had a friend of the family finish it by hand. It is now displayed with pride in my mother's home waiting a time to be passed on to me. The old quilts seem to tell a story of their own and I think that is part of their charm.ReplyDelete
I have 29 blocks that my grandmother and her mother and great aunties made after my grandfather died. She was 29 and a widow with 3 small children.ReplyDelete
Any suggestions as to who or where to ask for help in putting it together?
They are lovely. I too love old quilts. Just imagining the past quilters. I love simple patterns. Thank you for the pictures.ReplyDelete
I really love these quilts, very homey and cuddly! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I love to see old quilts, too, whether they are showstoppers, or utility quilts like the ones on the row of beds. Thanks for sharing your pics!ReplyDelete
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Thanks for sharing! What lovely pictures.ReplyDelete
Oh, you know I'm a sucker for vintage quilts too! These are lovely, and the simple pioneer decor really makes them the highlight of the room. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
This is the place has so many wonderful quilts. You did a great job with your pictures.ReplyDelete
Old quilts are what attracted me to quilting in the very beginning. I love modern designs but the old, traditional quilts will always be my favorites. Thanks for sharing your great pictures!ReplyDelete
Jennifer :)
I find inspiration in old quilts too. I like the one with the different color sashing (green & pink) in the two directions--I may do that!ReplyDelete
Great post.ReplyDelete
Old quilts entice because we want to know their stories, and the wear on the fabrics sometimes makes me wonder too about the people that used them.
Great photos! I'm a sucker for old quilts, too. Vintage or modern, you can't go wrong!ReplyDelete
You mean the kids didn't want to admire the fine workmanship in the quilts? I just don't understand! LOL. Thankfully hte hubby and my kids would have been all wrapped up in the train while I got to drool over the quilts.ReplyDelete
Love, love, love all the twin beds lined up with a different quilt on each one. SO charming. And of course I can't get enough of the vintage applique. Sigh!ReplyDelete
We tried to look at the quilts at the county fair this year and you'd think I had asked them to walk on hot coals or something. Yeesh!
Those old quilts practically make me want to cry and are how and why I got into quilting in the first place. Beautiful beautiful photos, very inspiring post.ReplyDelete
I love antique/vintage quilts- history in your hands. Thanks for sharing!!ReplyDelete
They are all special, but I really love the first applique one - w/matching pillow covers - devine combo.ReplyDelete
So glad you shared!
What a fun trip.ReplyDelete
I took that train ride last Thursday, it was fun. The Quilt Museum was closed :( I only got to see the Brigham Young Experimental Farm Home inside. The LDS Church Museum across from Temple Square had a great Quilt Exhibit too!ReplyDelete
LOVE the vintage quilts. Beautiful.ReplyDelete
I came across you post on pinterest and new I recognized the buildings. =)ReplyDelete
I used to work up and Mormon Handicraft when it was at This is the Place, and the quilt museum is awesome! It's been a few years since I've been, I guess I better make time when they open back up next summer.
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Glamour Esque Natalia Top
The timeless tunic: boldly expressive in print and palette with an exquisitely embellished neckline.
- Split hem.
- Banded cuffs.
- Length: 28" to 29".
- 100% polyester.
- Hand wash. Imported.
We're so sorry: this item sold out sooner than expected. For an equally chic substitute, please call our Personal Service Associates at 1.888.855.4986. Or click on Chico's Chat below for immediate assistance.