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- Stained clothing
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- Endoscopic thoracic or lumbar sympathectomy—the destruction of nerves that stimulate sweating
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- Ultrasound
- Liposuction techniques
Hyperhidrosis http://www.hyperhidrosis.ca
International Hyperhidrosis Society http://www.sweathelp.org
Canadian Institute for Health Information http://www.cihi.ca
Health Canada http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca
Baumgartner FJ. Surgical approaches and techniques in the management of severe hyperhidrosis. Thorac Surg Clin . 2008;18(2):167-181.
Cecil Textbook of Medicine . 22nd ed. WB Saunders Company; 2004.
Commons GW, Lim AF. Treatment of Axillary Hyperhidrosis/Bromidrosis Using VASER Ultrasound. Aesthetic Plast Surg . 2009 Jan 3.
Kasper DL, et al. Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine . 16th ed. McGraw-Hill Professional; 2004.
Local injection of botulinum toxin A for palmar hyperhidrosis: usefulness and efficacy in relation to severity. Yamashita N, Shimizu H, Kawada M, Yanagishita T, Watanabe D, Tamada Y, Matsumoto Y. J Dermatol . 2008;35(6):325-329.
Primary Care Medicine . 4th ed. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2000.
Saenz JW, Sams RW 2nd, et al. FPIN's clinical inquiries. Treatment of hyperhidrosis. Am Fam Physician . 2011;83(4):465-466.
Solish N, Bertucci V, et al. A comprehensive approach to the recognition, diagnosis, and severity-based treatment of focal hyperhidrosis: recommendations of the Canadian Hyperhidrosis Advisory Committee. Dermatol Surg . 2007;33(8):908–923.
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The hyperharmonic numbers h_{n}^{(r)} are defined by means of the clasical harmonic numbers. We show that the Euler-type sums with hyperharmonic numbers: {\sigma}(r,m)=\sum_{n=1}^{\infty}((h_{n}^{(r)})/(n^{m})) can be expressed in terms of series of Hurwitz zeta function values. This is a generalization of a result of Mezo and Dil. We also provide an explicit evaluation of {\sigma}(r,m) in a closed form in terms of zeta values and Stirling numbers of the first kind. Furthermore, we evaluate several other series involving hyperharmonic numbers.
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True, though I have to admit, I haven't been playing around with unholy presence much, but now that I'm seeing more about it, I might give it a try.
From my own personal experience, if I don't do a dump phase in my rotation, I actually lose quite a bit of dps, but that's the thing about the class, there seems to be so many different ways to play it, and that's something I love about it.
You can weave or dump, both are accepted forms honestly. I dump instead of weave because I prefer fluidity in that fashion and like to systematically do things.
Do this, then this, then this, then this, then this.
Puts your mind in a groove. Same goes for weaving but you pretty much have to just use one attack after doing your stuff.
Something like
do this, then this, dump. do this, then this, dump.
Both are really fine either way you do it.
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Good guide, I am finding it very helpful.
I have gotten my DK into a few runs lately and have been gathering quite a bit of new, shiny gear but either dumb luck or itemization quirks see me unintentionally stacking haste out the wazoo. Meh, its not awful but its not as valuable as other stats.
Oh, and I am frost simply because I enjoy it. The DKs in my guild seem to follow the leader and copy cat specs of top performers and I like to be different. And it pays off on trash big time as HB is retardedly OP on multiple mobs. I'm not looking to be king of the meters on bosses, just deliver solid, consistant damage and make the raid go by faster by carpet bombing trash packs with sick HBs.
I'm going to plug the stat priorities into a loot list type site and see what I can come up with but I think I've got a pretty good handle on things. Holy smokes, I need some new pants. And I looted Demise last night for kicks and grins but my obligatory TSD pwns it pretty hard. /shrug.
your hat may be nice, but I have the little white tank top that says Legendary right across my boobs. I win. (or more correctly, H wins)
Heh, glad you're enjoying it. gonna have to hack at this come 3.1 though. /sigh. Good thing classes are ending, exams are starting and I'll have some time on my hands. Summer sounds like it's going to be a writing one.
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Tony I could use your help here. I have been using your Tri-Spec build since I started raiding at 80 and it has been unbelievable. I am consistently number 1 in damage/dps in raids both 10 and 25, once in a while a damn good ret Pally or good Mage will beat me up. But I am now in 4/5 7.5 gear and wanted to try the GoG build. What a horrible mistake this has been. I don't know if I am doing something wrong or what but my dps on the test dummies is at least 1000 off of my old Tri-spec. Given my gear this just doesn't make since. I am using the same rotation given by you in the guide. I average on dummies 2890 dps with GoG. With my Tri-spec on the same dummies no buffs I am at 3925 average. I hardly ever see Frost Strike do over 4K. In my Tri-spec build I average a 6-8k hit with Howling Blasts, I don't even get close to that with GoG. I will link my armory as my current spec is GoG...but I will be changing back ASAP before raid night. If you can tell me what I am doing wrong it would be of great assistance. I have very solid gear and believe I should be doing well over 4k sustained dps in Naxx and I am not. Awesome guide and thanks in advance.
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Kilrok, I'll give you some advice but be forewarned: Don't waste your time too much on a dual wield build come 3.1. In fact, you may wanna invest in a two hander while you're doing your raid on the sole purpose that on a DPS standpoint, there is little to no viable dual wielding specs due to the changes done in Frost and Unholy.
Some builds just work better for individuals than other do. I always found the GoG build a bit odd and always lower DPS than 32/39 or a Tri-spec so I'm in the same boat as you are. Some people reported higher dps and some people had lower. If it's just not working, I would suggest sticking with your tri-spec or to transfer to a 32/39 build that i have listed.
But to be honest, start looking for that two hander. YOu will see your damage suffer and lag behind the two handed builds if you continue that way.
Furthermore, to this extent: I will probably make a very VERY short comment about dual wielding in my guide. I will leave the 3.0.8 info up there but I will state that come 3.1, the focus of two handers will be the primary focus as Dual Wielding is pretty much Neutered.
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I cant figure this out... I follow the spec's, i follow the rotations... I cant pull out more than 2300dps on a boss practice dummy.
In 10man raids, single target boss damage, around 2.8k dps, and in 25mans, abt 3.2-3.5k dps.
Considering my gear..... I need to figure this out ASAP.
My blood DPS is always lower than my Unholy. But neither are good, in my opinion. I have equally geared DK's destroying me on the damage meters.
I just respecc'd to blood again, in anticipation of 3.1 dropping on tuesday.
I would like to try and figure this out before we hit ulduar.
Here is a link to my armory.
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It currently shows me as unholy, but i literally respec'd blood tonight. I followed the OP's blood dps spec. Right now, totally unbuffed, i am sitting at 3777 AP, and with just horn of winter I am at 4090.
With over 4k AP self buffed, I feel like I should be doing WAY more dps. this 4090, does not include the 320 i get from my Fury of The Five Flights, putting me at 4410 AP self buffed on a single target boss.
What am I doing wrong?
I need to figure this out FAST! HELP!
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Blood as it stands right now doesn't stand a chance versus Unholy and Frost if you start getting the tier pieces + the sigil. Your main attack is not empowered the way that the main attacks of both Frost and Unholy are which will make the Blood spec lag behind.
If you're deadset playing Blood, you could attempt a 51/0/20 build until 3.1 comes out. Once 3.1 comes out, you'll see your DPS probably increase slightly.
Now if you wanna do it now, just do the simple 51/0/20 build, grabbing the essential talents in the tree, and the rotation's pretty simple. If you look through the posts, I think I noted on how Diseaseless Blood works. Take a look.
If you're somewhat like most people and don't wanna go through it and say TL;DR:
Diseaseless blood requires a good amount of gear to pull off. Also requires a level 200+ weapon to really pull off decent numbers. Rotation's OB/OB/HS/HS/DC dump, rince and repeat. OB/BS/whatever else you fancy are good glyphs to play with. BS works with HS so use it to your advantage as this is going to change 3.1
Furthermore, let me check your current stuff and let you know what's up:
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Go with this spec. I'm not sure why you don't have Desecrate but it's a good skill to have to pump out more damage. Yes, on moving fights it's pretty annoying however you'll get more damage out of this. You can replace the two points in Dirge into Unholy Aura if you wanna move faster, both are decent DPS upgrades due to the fact the faster you can move to your mobs, the more you can unload immediately.
Next: Horrible meta gem. And I mean horrible. Get rid of it. Put in the 21 Crit chance and 3% crit damage. You're going to see at least a 200+ dps boost with just that.
Third: WAY too much Hit rating. You only need at MOST 263 so get rid of some of the hit pieces and start building on Crit/AP.
Fourth: I don't know what your glyphs are but Ghoul, Scourge Strike and Bone Armor are good choices. Scourge Strike is rather pivotal to the build due to the fact you're playing off of it's proc to do more damage. It also takes repetition to get used to it.
Get these changes done asap.
After that, work on your rotation:
IT > PS > BS > BS > ScS > UB
ScS > ScS > ScS > DC dump
The second part of the rotation is where you have to look at your diseases and watch. There reason is this: if the ScS procs your glyph, it'll refresh your diseases. Your first rotation drops the IT/PS in that case and goes with two ScS in front of the BS.
i.e.: ScS > ScS > BS > BS > UB
If it doesn't refresh, you go back and apply IT/PS. That's about the trickiest part of the DPS standpoint of Unholy and requires you to watch your dots. I would recommend a dot timer of sorts.
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I may go back and try unholy one more time...
The hit came by accident. The gear that has all the hit happens to have been great upgrades.
Some of the hit will get filtered out, I am soon in line for a betrayer of humanity, etc etc. The hit will taper off.
Im still sitting just short of 30% crit self buffed. I thought I read on the EJ forums, that the crit+crit meta was actually time tested less dps than the +42AP...... ill have to go reread.
That IS the rotation I was using. I suppose I may not have been managing it well enough with my ScS refreshing my dots. i will get a good dot timer.
I am waiting for my Val Shoulders, and I also have my Val chest, but the one I am currently wearing from my understanding is BiS currently.
I dont know if it remains BiS with the 4 piece bonus, but I am also next in line to get Valorous helm..... or Obsidian greathelm.
I will respec again to unholy in the morning, following the spec u posted, and i will try the other meta.
I will post results tmrw.
Thank you for the fast reply.
Edit : I remembered backwards on the meta from the EJ forums. I will swap it out in the morning.
I really couldn't see the meta gem being any good to be honest. I'm not sure what EJ's testing out but really, 42 ap and a minor speed increase compared to 21 crit rating a 3% crit damage increase. (That's ALL crits here.) Just made no sense whatsoever to be honest.
The thing about BiS is this: Yes, there are certain items that are BiS sometimes, but it really has got to do with the fact that you have to look at stats versus utility. If you look at your stats and see you're too high in one stat, such as right now, your hit, sometimes the BiS doesn't become BiS. Honestly, I wouldn't rely on BiS too often. Instead, look at your stats and weight those before choosing one item because some place tells you.
BiS is ONLY useful if you are locked with the key stats that you have to have. (I really can't think of another way of saying that phrase, and yes, two haves in that phrase just looks really weird. I had to backspace and rewrite until I gave up.)
1) 8% hit rating, or 263 for Yellow Melee never to miss.
2) This goes up a little bit if you don't get Virulence. Being Unholy right now, Virulence should be something to look at if you can afford the points elsewhere. If not, you will have to make the extra 3% extra magic. Which means probably around 300 hit rating. Look at the guide, I think I made the calculations.
As soon as that is met, your primary concerns will be Strenght, Critical Strike and Attack Power. Expertise is also a very good stat to look at and should be considered until you get to the cap for dodge. However, most spells cannot be dodged or parried (Which means about half of your attacks if not more) therefore Expertise doesn't take as much of an importance as one may think.
Also, one thing you have to realize about dummies: They won't give you an accurate count. Blood, out of all the specs, is very buff reliant honestly. Same with Frost. You will see a HUGE upgrade with raid buffs than you would on a dummy. DPSing on dummies is to give you a raw number but in no means will it dictate what you will be doing. Keep that in mind when you test things
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OK... so I respecc'd as you suggested, got rid of that meta, and swapped in the new one...
Much better display of DPS. I was pulling 8-9k dps on aoe pulls, and I was averaging 4kdps, and a steady 5k on single target bosses, without flasks or food buffs, and without a full 25man raid buff assortment.
But will any of this spec be changing in a few hours with 3.1?
Right now there's a few changes to the Unholy tree that nearly make people take 60 points in it. I haven't explored the tree as of yet but it will change, yes.
EDIT: Actually, 61:
This focuses more on your DoTs and your Frost/Shadow damage. Seeing how er, Scourge Strike is a Shadow attack, this is directly helped with Black Ice's damage increase. Furthermore, You'll get more RP storage through RPM which means more Death Coils.
To be honest, most of the rotations stay the same too. You'll still do the same rotation as IT adds a disease up there. There might be some ideas out there to add Rune Tap somewhere to get rid of a disease and just get more Scourge Strike action going on. I'm almost sure you could pull it off with the new Diseases Glyph. That glyph is going to make things a little interesting as it can change the motion of how DoTs will be applied.
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hmmmm, so no more bladed armor, and 2handed weap specialization... interesting.... that could be a solid loss of damage though...
Thats like 80AP, and 4% weapon damage.... I hate number crunching =/ It still sounds like the points in frost might be better spent.
What is the new blood spec? and will it finally hold pace with unholy dps?
80ap lost would not be a huge issue considering you'll be gaining 10% more shadow damage overall. There is still a 12/0/59 build that is also floating around on the EJ forums, which supposedly is comparable to the 0/10/61 build.
One of my guildies was trying to convince me that disease-less blood is still going to be viable, while others are trying to tell me DW builds are still going to compete. Personally, I like the looks of this 10/61 build, I'm thinking, for my playstyle, it should be the best for me.
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Junior Alek Erwin (South Vienna, OH/Northeastern) has been the leading runner for the men's cross country every since the team's second race of the season.
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In the Fall Classic, Erwin was top OAC runner – finishing the course in 25:55.54. However, the course for the OAC meet is 8K instead of 6K. Sophomores Myles Corcoran (Wilmington, OH/Clinton-Massie) and sophomore Rob King (Washington Court House, OH/Miami Trace) will also compete for All-OAC honors.
Last season, Wilmington finished seventh in the 10-team race and they are looking to vault themselves into the top half of the league. Combs expects Ohio Northern to face a challenge from John Carroll and Mount Union for the OAC championship.
The women's team came into the season with high expectations, but injuries have derailed the lofty dreams. However, that doesn't mean they are just going to wilt away. Wilmington has faced a season without two-time national qualifier Annie Cekada (Mineral Point, PA/Central Cambria) and has ran races without two or three of their top eight runners all season long.
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Well thats not hard when we had a legendary Staff lol. I guess since we have had that then those that like 1handers should have a turn. But they should just give even stats imo, maybe one give crit one give mastery or something.
Well thats not hard when we had a legendary Staff lol. I guess since we have had that then those that like 1handers should have a turn. But they should just give even stats imo, maybe one give crit one give mastery or something.
I guess you could make a couple of arguments to why its the case
You need to get 2 drops instead of 1 (you can consider the time it takes or even bonus coin usage etc)
You need to get an extra enchant
In my opinion there shouldn't be a difference between the overall stats when comparing MH+OH Vs 2H, it should be a personal choice of looks
Funny enough I was going for MH+OH anyway, so no disadvantage to me perosnally, but I can see why this would annoy a lot of people, regardless of the numbers more stats is always better
I still wonder how hard it can be to make two equaly good items... Just distribute the stats of the 2hander over a mainhand and a offhand, how hard can it be ? -.-
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Can't make my mace look like Anathema... So that pretty much settles it for me.
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Paladins are rather limited in the 2h department, yes. Maybe we can convince Blizz to do a healing polearm since 3 classes could use it.
For most people, a handful of stat is not going to make a difference either way.
Gear does matter in this game, I'm not denying that, but it doesn't matter nearly to the degree that most people make it out to be.
If you aren't playing like a bloody metronome, 150 int isn't likely to be noticed one way or another. If you are playing like a metronome, you aren't going to need the 150 int to get the kill.
First, its really not worth putting holy paladins in that list. There's nothing for the MH/OH combo to be better than, since we can't use staves.
As for why its in there? Simple reason would be simplicity of gearing path. You are statistically more likely to get a single piece to drop as opposed to 2 pieces of gear, particularly when those pieces are being competed for by so many specs. If the choice is between a 489 staff or a 476 MH and a 463 OH, the staff is going to be better, even if it might ultimately be replaced by an MH/OH combo of equivalent item level.
I agree its not the best reasoning, but it is something to justify having an alternate option for weapons that consists of a single piece rather than a pair of items.
I hope I can make this argument.
If you look at DPS over the course of a tier, it might actually favor the staff. Let´s say someone decides they want the MH-OH option.. for how many weeks do you think they will be working with BIS MH and some other off-hand? That person has to get 2 drops.. so on average there will likely be at least a few weeks where they only have 1 of them.. during that time, the person who got the 1-drop staff is outperforming them.
Then the other part of that is timing.. when that player finally does get both pieces, it will be later in the tier when, in reality, that small dps gain will be much less important than if it was occuring earlier in the the tier. I would rather have my staff and be doing my best dps when my guild is still struggling through the content rather than have 2peices and be doing my best dps when the raid is on farm.
It really is the same thing Fury vs Arms deals with. In Sims, Fury probably should do better with BIS gear.. but there will be more weeks before they have BIS than Arms.
Seriously... I dont get your aguments... Getting the Tonado thing from the second boss HoF ist going to be a real problem... The Boss only drops two items for mages and i think its worth using a coin if you havtn got the offhand... so this shouldnt be a problem to get a decent offhand.
It's easier to get one staff than it is to get one main hand + one offhand.
If you're like me, and have at least 4 casters in the raid, main-hand/offhand caster weapons are hotly contested.
Staff>MH+OH looks wise. That's why.
I personally could care less about the 0.25% dps loss, but I'd take a staff over a dagger/mace anytime.
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Unless you're a min maxer who's going for world first and #1 on logs it shouldn't concern you. 0.3% loss(someone simmed that, right?) is almost non existent. I would've gone with staves, but now that there's finally damage caster _SWORD_ avaiable I'm definitely going after it. Oh god how I'v missed TTT <3
Good point, except one thing. What if next tier, Blizzard says, " Hey no one used that ugly staff we made, they all went MH/OH, except for the select few that enjoy looks over dps. Let's just make a healing staff this tier, since we don't have good staff enchants this expansion." Then, that cool staff if crap until YOU get two peices just to use something different, where as the sword/dagger users can just simply upgrade their MH or OH whenever. Main Hand/Off Hand is better because they are easier to upgrade, and ofc the enchants are far superior when combined. Just a thought


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She lived in Wells County most of her life. She was a member of the Mulberry Street Wesleyan Church in Bluffton, where she was a choir member and served on the church board. She was a nurse's aide at the Fort Wayne State School Hospital and the Caylor-Nickel Clinic in Bluffton. Her special interests included writing poems, publishing a book entitled "Reflections", publishing a song, sketching, travel, camp, and crochet.
She is survived by a daughter, Kathryn (Jerry) Powers of Warren; son, Lorin (Frances) Brinneman of Berne; 12 grandchildren; and 31 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; son, James Brinneman; two brothers, Courtney and Howard Killingbeck; half-brother, Earl "Bud" DeVaux; and two sisters, Hattie Williams; and Clara Bailey.
Visitation will be four hours prior to the 2:00 p.m. funeral service on Tuesday, October 23 at the Swiss Village Chapel in Berne. Burial will take place at the Bethel Cemetery in Wells County.
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Pope Francis is reiterating a basic claim in Catholic Christianity: If one acknowledges that God creates by giving creatures not only their existence but also their natures, one can reconcile an evolutionary worldview with the Christian faith.
While reading about and studying the processes that gave rise to this astonishing world, please don't forget that it is beautiful. It is not merely mechanics, but poetry.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
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"We should be slow to accuse another of discarding the authority of Scripture, and therefore denouncing them, just because they interpret Scripture differently than we do."
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
Learning about science has taught me humility about my Bible reading and it has pushed me to think again, to read again, to ask again, and to wonder all over again what the Bible was saying when it was written and how the Bible was heard to its original hearers (so far as the evidence permits us to know such things).
This week in origins news, a great collection of articles by key players in the conversation about theology and science, a surprising science fair discovery, and the Apollo 11 anniversary!
Last year I introduced readers to one of the leading voices about Christianity and science, John Polkinghorne. I also helped BioLogos bring in another leading voice, Robert Russell. This new series introduces a third prominent Christian thinker, Lutheran theologian Ted Peters, Research Professor Emeritus in Systematic Theology and Ethics at Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary, the Center for Theology and the Natural Sciences (http://www.ctns.org/), and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California.
Children's books are more than stories. They can become familiar narratives children listen to over and over. So it's worth asking - Are the books we're reading doing a good job of portraying God and His Creation?
Conflicts occur when people argue one worldview against another. They may be arguing Atheism versus Monotheism, then pull out science as a weapon saying, "science proves I'm right because of this or that..." In my view, science is rather more limited than this. Science has a lot of interesting resonances with the big questions, and can inform them, but I don't believe it can answer them.
For my part, the historical setting of the text plays an important role in how I read. It's not a problem in my view to see the authors of Genesis embedded in their times, writing in the scientific/mythological terms they knew, even if those terms are now obsolete.
"There are clues in a text as to how the text should be written, so with Genesis, the rhythmic nature of Genesis 1 and 2, the almost poetic, and hymnic, function that it would have played in the liturgy of the earliest Jewish lives… it seems to me that there are clues here that it should be read in a theological way."


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CAIRO (AP) - Egypt's powerful Muslim Brotherhood says Islamic Shariah law must be the basis of Egypt's new constitution, and legislation must be based on Islamic penal code.
The Brotherhood said in a statement Wednesday that a country ruled by Shariah would not become a theocracy. President Mohammed Morsi comes from the Brotherhood.
The statement appeared to be an attempt to clarify the group's position toward the country's most contentious issue _ the extent of Islamic influence in governance and legislation.
The 100-member Islamist-led panel tasked with drafting the new document has been facing heavy criticism, mostly from liberals who fear Islamization of Egypt through its work.
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South Adams needed a few tiebreakers to pull through, but won three of four extra sets and beat Winchester 3-2 Tuesday night in varsity boys tennis as a result.
Scott Hoeppner won the number one singles match for the Starfires, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4 and Brayden Myers took the number three singles match 6-4, 6-3. Ian Frank and Derek Schwartz finished off the win by taking the number one doubles match for South Adams, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4.
South Adams' Mark Muselman lost at number two singles, 5-7, 7-6 (7-4), 2-6, and the doubles team of Jon Steffen and JD Tarr lost 4-6, 6-7 (6-8).
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State senators are raising concerns about Governor Andrew Cuomo's budget proposal, particularly the extension of a utility surcharge. They argue it's actually a tax and one that businesses can't afford right now. Capital Tonight's Nick Reisman has the latest.
ALBANY, N.Y. -- There's growing agreement between Republican and Democratic lawmakers in Albany that an extension of a utility tax surcharge as proposed by Governor Andrew Cuomo needs to be removed from his $142.6 billion budget plan. Democratic Senator Tony Avella of Queens signed on to a Republican letter last week urging the governor to rethink extending the surcharge for another five years.
"If it's a good idea, I'm going to support it. And in this case, we pay some of the highest utility bills in the country and I think what we need to do is reduce the burden on some of the consumers," Avella said.
The surcharge is due to expire in March 2014. Cuomo wants to keep the tax going until 2018 in order to balance the budget and raise more than $200 million. But lawmakers in Albany seem to agree the surcharge, known as the 18a assessment, needs to be allowed expire.
Avella said, "If it's a good idea, I don't care if it's a Republican or a Democrat, we should support it."
Also questioning the tax extension is Senator David Valesky, part of the Independent Democratic Conference that's in a majority coalition with the Senate GOP.
"I've been concerned about the impact of that tax ever since it was imposed, back in 2009 I believe. I think it's important to pass a budget this year that reduces the tax burden to as great a degree possible on all New Yorkers," Valesky said.
Senate Republicans say they hope to work with Cuomo on getting the tax extension taken out of the spending plan. GOP lawmakers held a news conference last week to push for the tax to be taken out of the budget.
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It is one of the touchstone events of the Old West. The stoic lawman Wyatt Earp faced down the notorious Clanton gang in the frontier town of Tombstone. But our vision of the shootout at the O.K. Corral has been colored more by Hollywood accounts and fictional re-imaginations than the actual events of that fateful encounter
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BACKSTAGE PASS: Coaching the team
Date: December 26, 2012
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Three men sit on stage in silence. The actors are dressed in modern clothes, and the setting of the play is in the backyard of a coffee shop. Between the simple dialogues, there are pauses of epic proportions. The most action taking place is between spoken lines. In this play, the drama is exposed, not through movement or monologue, but through silence — internal change is taking place.
"It's challenging," Brendon Fox, FSU/Asolo Conservatory's second-year acting teacher says. "I'm used to working on plays where the characters are using language a lot, and the pauses are rare."
Forty-one-year-old Fox is somewhat of an alien to plays such as "The Aliens." It's a modern play by young playwright Annie Baker, written in the perspective of three 20- to 30-something men, questioning the way of the world and searching for their places within the real America.
"I've spent a lot of my career working on classical plays because I love rich language," he says of his preference. "But I'm finding out how much I love working on a play, which is in some ways, the opposite of what I've done."
Fox has a high-energy persona as a teacher, but this play really asks for a slower cadence. To do this, Fox and the three students in the cast — Brian Nemiroff, Benjamin Williamson and Zlatomir Moldovanski — take collective deep breaths at the start of each rehearsal.
"I imagine it's what it would be like to do microsurgery or to be a watchmaker — you can't be over caffeinated to do that," he laughs.
Fox is in his second year of teaching the second-year students, and last January he directed "Lobby Hero" on Cook Theatre's stage. But the Chicago-born, Greenwich, Conn., reared teacher/director is no newcomer to education. He has taught and directed at various places around the country.
In Los Angeles, he was directing radio plays for NPR; in San Diego he was guest teaching at places such as The Juilliard School; and for about three years before he found FSU/Asolo Conservatory, he was freelance teaching and directing.
The first time he met Michael Donald Edwards, producing artistic director of the Asolo Repertory Theatre, was during his seven years as associate director at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego. Edwards directed a play there.
Later, Fox was visiting an uncle in Fort Myers and met with Edwards. It spontaneously turned into a job interview with the head of the Conservatory Greg Leaming and Fox was hired.
But that wasn't Fox's only tie to Asolo. During his education at Northwestern University, his mentor was none other than Tony Award-winning director Frank Galati, who most recently directed "1776" for Asolo Repertory Theatre. Fox even acted in one of Galati's productions, an adaptation of short stories. But he "cut his losses after that" and stuck with directing.
"It's a small world. You never know how the world is going to spin," Fox says. "It's great to have Frank and people like his partner, Peter, in my life — it's a great bridge back to my past."
Fox likes working for FSU/Asolo Conservatory. The students are different from what he has seen in other acting programs. They come from a range of experience, and they're all unique.
"They are passionate about what they do," he says. "They're very sharp. They're very curious."
He compares working with his students to coaching athletes. Aside from getting them to treat themselves and others professionally and exposing them to classical work, he's developed a deeper connection.
"This isn't about writing papers or doing fieldwork somewhere out in the world," he says. "It's about digging deeper, finding their authentic selves and challenging them to be more honest with themselves as people and as artists."
As far as FSU/Asolo Conservatory's program, Fox finds it unique that students get to work on a small-cast play similar to what they'll experience in the real world.
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Daniel Ricciardo says his main target for the 2014 season is to "get up to speed" with Sebastian Vettel, but he would also "love" to get his maiden win under his belt.
The Australian will swap his Toro Rosso seat for a Red Bull drive at the end of this year and he knows it will be no easy task as he will have four-time World Champion Vettel as his team-mate.
When questioned by the official Formula 1 website about his targets for 2014, he said: "To get up to Seb's speed as soon as possible. I hope to get there!
"I would love to have some podiums and a victory. If I could get that first victory next year, that would be great."
Asked if he is "worried to death about his future" as he is only on a one-year contact and up against Vettel, he replied: "Ha, that sounds like I am embarking on a horror movie! The honest truth is that I want to see how good I am.
"I am good enough to be here, but my real target is to be the best and to have Seb as my team-mate is a big assessment for me. If he drowns me, that's life, but if he does I want to go down knowing that I have done my best. But that is not the plan - to be drowned."
Ricciardo is confident he will be able to challenge the top guys in a few years if he puts in the hard yards.
"I believe that I've got this far for a reason - so there is no reason why it should stop here," he said. "With each year I get more hungry and determined. I see Seb and I know that he is a phenomenal driver - but he is also only human.
"If I really put the hard work in I should be able to challenge the top guys. I have other interests as well that keep me quite grounded and I think that also plays a huge part. I also have a life outside F1. That healthy balance is good for success."
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