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I've always found stamina to be the best stat because it works on everything. Healers shouldn't be going oom healing you at all, so the whole mana sponge myth from god knows how long ago doesn't apply. Currently have 172k hp baseline.
Hi guys. My first topic here but I read it since TBC.
I know we have to prioritize mastery. My doubt is whether it was worth changing my full mastery gems for mastery + stamina. I think my life is currently a little low (the other tank have 162809 total life).
My total life is 144455 unbuffed. (I not had the luck to get a stamina trinket)
Armor: 37218
Dodge: 11.18%
Parry: 12.99%
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I've always found stamina to be the best stat because it works on everything. Healers shouldn't be going oom healing you at all, so the whole mana sponge myth from god knows how long ago doesn't apply. Currently have 172k hp baseline.
I usually will only gem greens in blue gem slots, pure mastery in prismatic/yellows, and orange (mastery/parry) in reds. If you want a bit more HP, you can use purple in reds (parry/stam) and that would bump you up a bit.
RNGesus - Saving you unreliably since BC.
Pret damn near my philosophy as well.
Actually avoidance tanks still = OOM healers as well. Stam is good, it is still one of the best tanking stats... the thing is that we get enough from gear/trinkets we really don't have to gem it the same way we did in wrath. So at that point tanks had to look at how to make it so healers would not go OOM. The easiest way to do this was to smooth out the damage.
I can tell you now that avoidance does not smooth out damage. Though it is still a good idea to have some avoidance, stacking it (unless you can hit passive unhittable which you can't) is a bad idea. It needs to be paired with something else to help out the healers, and in the case of warriors/paladins it became mastery. Mastery has made shield tanks one of the easiest to heal in the game, simply because the damage is smoother and more predictable. You should not be yo-yoing between 70% HP and 20% HP unless A) You screwed up a game mechanic or B) The healer is eating a sandwich while playing.
Big heals cost big mana, little heals cost little mana. The idea behind stacking mastery is to facilitate healers using more efficient heals.
RNGesus - Saving you unreliably since BC.
Healing wise, Big vs Small is doesn't matter much ... what matter is the speed in which they are delivered. When you have to deliver a lot of big heals quickly and for longer periods of time, this is what runs healers out of mana. Especially if you have dumb dps that require the healers attention as well.Big heals cost big mana, little heals cost little mana. The idea behind stacking mastery is to facilitate healers using more efficient heals.
It's impossible for healers to oom when decently raid geared unless they do something completely stupid (using "flash" heals for example). Healers can spam aoe heals and huge heals without any problem.Stam Tanks = OOM Healers
We end nefarian p1 with 90% mana on 3 healers and p2 with 50%mana(1-2 crackles), halfus HM without any mana problems with 3 healers with pure stam tanks. We're taking about 150-200k worth of auto attack damage every 2 seconds plus some raid aoe and we're still not OOMing.
By the time T12 comes out paladins can literally cast only divine light and never go oom.
Exactly and if the tank starts to stack stamina too high the healer has to do just that: spam "flash" heals. I don't know if you can stack stamina too high for heroic raids, I've not tried it. But you definitly CAN stack to much stamina for 5mans. That's when you don't have a good base of avoidance and mastery. Every healer can point those tanks out in 5mans.It's impossible for healers to oom when decently raid geared unless they do something completely stupid (using "flash" heals for example). Healers can spam aoe heals and huge heals without any problem.
The point is: After a given HP sice, more stamina does not help the healers much. Sure you need to have this HP. But you probably will have it with gear of the appropriate level and maybe trinkets and/or flasks. After that it does not do anything for you. Because you only get so many hits and most of the dmg you take has to be healed up anyway. If you have enough avoidance/mastery (which comes also with gear if you reforge meaningfull) healers can use cheep enough heals to do it most of the time. If they need about 10s to heal the dmg you get during 10s with cheap enough heals, you only need a health pool to cover those dmg. Sure you should have a little bit more, but it does not help your healers to save mana as you try to say.
In 5man gear mana is definitely a problem and is very stupid and unforgiving.But you definitly CAN stack to much stamina for 5mans.
But once you start getting epics you pretty much have all the mana you want, and in raid encounters, the damage taken and all the unavoidable damage means the extra 10% block won't make up for the potential 40k hp. Don't think you can just spam efficient heals all day long on a pure mitigation/avoid tank, that's not gonna happen, he'll probably be so spiky you have to spam flash heals instead.
A geared tank who avoids mastery/avoidance gems and enchants like the plague still has 32-35% pure avoidance and 48-50% block. That is far more than enough.
No he won't
Those numbers are not reachable unless you specifically go for mastery/avoidance, even in 359 gear.
wrong http://us.battle.net/wow/en/characte...eredsun/simple +3% avoidance and 3% block with full buffs and consumables.Those numbers are not reachable unless you specifically go for mastery/avoidance, even in 359 gear.
[20:49:15.327] Klausi casts Shield Wall
[20:49:16.720] Klausi afflicted by Break from Chimaeron
[20:49:21.305] Chimaeron his Klausi 92048 (A: 3874, B: 43096)
[20:49:21.544] Chimaeron hits Klausi 97365 (B: 43744)
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[20:50:51.207] Chimaeron hits Klausi 99193 (A: 4044, B: 46382)
[20:50:51.456] Chimaeron hits Klausi 96950 (O: 5652, B: 46097)
Going from pure stamina to pure mastery adds a decent amount of migitation but not enough to justify the risk of dying. I'm either sitting at 25% avoidance, 54% block and 156k hp or 25% avoidance, 49% block and 172k hp unbuffed.
Add another 300 stamina from flask vs mastery/armor potion combo and that's a world of difference for me.
@ Klausi:
I myself tank him on heroic w. 155k UB and 90.12% "unhittable" raid buffed + using mastery/armor elixir and we down him just fine. Shield Block up for every double strike and Shield Wall w. 4set bonus up for every time i tank during feud. By timing that shieldwall w. his feud animation, you only have ~5sec of feud time where you won't have SW up (his heads attack eachother rather than you, for the first 4-5 seconds of feud, so don't use CDs until those seconds are over).
I very rarely come close to dying and i haven't experienced a 1shot during feud since i started saving SB for Double Strikes.
If you remember to have SB ready for every Doublestrike you're gonna take + you're topped of before it hits, you really shouldn't be dying unless some really bad RNG happens.
He hits hard yes, but only every ~5th second
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I dislike the idea of dying to rng. Even with my best block setup (~ 91% unhittable raidbuffed) i died occasionally, might be a healer problem or whatever but changing from 170k to 200k raidbuffed made a world of difference for us.
And you don't have a shield block up for every double attack, so i can't guarantee blocking and 90.12% isn't 102.4%.
Regarding 4 piece shieldwall:
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+25% damage taken via break afterwards
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20 hit
25 hit
18 seconds of shield wall, i want to live through the double attack and both following attacks with break up so i have to use shield wall after the first hit to reach that goal. First is covered with the shield block but the second one really hurts (135k with shield wall).
Doesn't he only double attack once per feud? you would have both block and wall ready at that point, well unless he feuds early in which case it's just RNG, just like the whole fight.
You need both shield wall and shield block for this
I'm talking about the regular hit at 25s into feud, shield block already faded and if i use shield wall earlier and i'm topped with unhittable setup and ~ 170k hitpoints i just die from time to time due to break.
There are at least 120s between two feuds you have to tank, enough for our shield wall to come up again.
To me it sounds like a healer problem then, no offense. Or perhaps you need to tweak your tank rotations then, cause you can't be starting feud of w. break debuffs.
The way we do this on 10man hc, is to have tanks take a feud phase + the following regular phase each. The 2nd tank off-taunts Double Strikes during the regular phase. This way we always have a tank with 0 breaks starting @ feud.
When i tank during feud, i will be on 0 breaks, pop Shield Wall once Chimearon's heads stop fighting eachother and pop Shield Block once Double Strike is incomming. This has been more than enough for healers to keep me up.
And sidenote: You _will_ have Shield Block ready for each Double Attack you're gonna take since every 2nd is overwritten by massacre.
Provided you don't use it outside Double Strikes ofcourse.
05 hit
10 double attack
15 hit
20 hit
25 double attack
30 massacre
35 hit
40 hit
45 double attack
50 hit
55 hit
60 massacre (+ double attack)
65 hit
70 hit
75 double attack
80 hit
85 hit
90 massacre (+ double attack)
I tanked him for roughly 200 trys (including some kills ) now and it's always the same pattern. I'm only scared about that second one in the beginning, after that it works fine. Just check your recent logs.
Yeah ok, granted that 2nd double attack at the beginning of the fight is without SB, but thats the only one and its not dangerous.
In that case i'm out of ideas really. As i said i'm sitting on 172k'ish raid buffed and popping Shield wall when feud begins + SB when Double Attack is inc, has been enough so far. Demo.shout falling of could be one factor (it has a huge impact on Chim) but i doubt you let that fall of.
http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte...ullwark/simple <--- Character sheet for reference if it helps.
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WALTON, N.Y. -- It's certainly a case with many layers. On Tuesday afternoon, New York State Police offered more details about the third set of remains they found in connection with last week's arson and suspicious deaths investigation. They believe Randy Sundstrom, 49, was murdered and the key suspect is his wife.
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Jenson Button: "The car felt okay and I'd say it was a reasonable qualifying session for us. There's still quite a bit of progress to be made, but we've been doing a lot of set-up work this weekend to improve the car and I'm happy about that. We'll see what we can do tomorrow, so as to make the best of where we are. It's likely to be an exciting race because the tyres are working in a very unusual way. As a result there are going to be a lot of different strategies, so it'll be interesting to see how everyone get on. It's going to be difficult to overtake the cars in front of us, but we'll see what we can do. Having said that, I'm really looking forward to it. It's always a very tough race here, but that's what we do all the training for."
Sergio Perez: "That was quite a disappointing qualifying session for me. I think today we should have made it through to Q3. Basically, when the track got better in Q2, I just couldn't improve my time. The rear felt quite loose and I therefore found it difficult to maximise the full potential of the car. I think the changes we did after P3 didn't help, and I probably lost a bit there. Also in my out-lap I had quite a bit of traffic which didn't help either. To lose two-tenths here is very easy - and today we did it. As a result, it's not going to be one of the easiest races out there for me tomorrow, starting from P14. It'll be difficult for me to overtake, so we need a good strategy and good pace throughout the race. But not everything is lost: we've seen in the past that anything can happen here and there's a big difference between the Prime and the Option so we'll see what effect that has from a strategy point of view. Obviously, our aim is to score some points."
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Jean-Eric Vergne: "It was extremely close and it's a shame I didn't make it to Q3. On the positive side, we worked very well with the team to get a good car for qualifying and we missed out by the smallest margin, even though the car was responding well. But I think we can have a good car for the race. This is a tough track, with over 20 corners and getting each one of them right on a single lap is not so easy, from a driving point of view and also when it comes to setting up the car. I am still optimistic for tomorrow and I believe that starting twelfth, scoring points is a realistic target. It was very tight this evening and one tenth of a second could have made all the difference and I think there were a couple of places where I could have found that tenth, so it's a bit frustrating, but that's it and tomorrow will be better."
Esteban Gutierrez: "To qualify tenth is a really special feeling and one that I have missed. I enjoyed every part of the qualifying. The result today was very important, because it's not fun going into qualifying knowing that you can be around the top ten, but not getting there. At the beginning, it looked a bit difficult today, but I was pushing myself in practice and communicated well with the team. We decided that, in order to make the next step, we need to be more aggressive and be more on the edge. During the practice sessions I was able to try to do that, and it's great to see it paid off, so a big thank you to the team. I think tomorrow will be a tough race. Tyre degradation will be critical and we need to consider that. We usually have a good race pace and also had that in FP2 yesterday. I'm confident we can push for points tomorrow."
Nico Hulkenberg: "Qualifying went really well up until the last lap of Q2. I had a problem in sector one on the DRS straight, as my DRS didn't open in time. I lost a good two tenths there, which would have put us into Q3. We need to look into that now and find out why that happened. As overtaking is quite difficult on this track, it is going to be a difficult day tomorrow. Overall it seems we have made a step forward over the past couple of races, and I hope we can continue that positive trend tomorrow."
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Paul di Resta: "I think we simply didn't have enough speed today and all weekend I've been struggling with my one-lap pace. I think we are more optimised for the race and the speed looks better over long runs, with low degradation of the tyres. But we've got some work to do tomorrow if we want to be fighting for points. We came here and tried to replicate as much as we could from last year, but we've just not been able to find the zone. It's a tough, long race ahead of us and it's difficult to overtake, but anything can happen and we will keep fighting."
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If you look at my Hegarty Ancestors page, you see it starts off with John Hegarty. This blog entry is just to record the reasons why I am stuck there. It might help me if not anyone else.
My grandfather was Michael Hegarty (1898-1970) of Cambridge/Somerville, Massachusetts. I knew him personally and have great certainty about his information. His father was John J. Hegarty (1867-1947) of Cork, Ireland who emigrated to Massachusetts in 1888. He was personally known to my father and I have general certainty about his information. I am still seeking details about his military service, but overall, his profile is in good shape.
When I started dabbing in genealogy over a decade ago, my father remembered that his cousin had done a family history years before. He phoned her and she sent me an envelope with various family papers. Included in that package were copies of Irish birth certificates for John J. Hegarty and his wife. Additionally, there were photocopied pages of a notebook in which John J. Hegarty's daughter Helen had written a profile of each of her parents, listing their parents and siblings. These papers say that John J. Hegarty was the son of Michael and Ellen (Cronin) Hegarty of Cork.
As I went about clumsily researching this, another Hegarty researcher kindly sent me a photocopy of a microfilmed Cork City marriage registration for Michael Hegarty and Ellen Cronin. On that 1866 marriage registration, Michael Hegarty gives his father's name as John Hegarty. It also says Michael lived on Penrose Lane in Cork.
Over the past few months, I've been searching the Cork parish registries that have recently been put online. And so my confusion begins: Michael Hegarty and Ellen Cronin are there in the online parish records, having babies at regular intervals. Now, my great-aunt Helen's notebook had claimed that Michael and Ellen had 15 children, of whom only about 6 survived into adulthood. However, there are not fifteen baptisms in the parish records. I cannot just dismiss the ones that were said in the notebook to have "died young," because some of their baptisms were recorded. Also, Helen would have been writing about her own aunts and uncles, even if she had never met them. She would have been getting information from her father, I presume. But others of the "died young" siblings are just absent. But surely if the child survived long enough to be named, he or she would have been baptized? As near as I can tell, they were baptizing babies within a week of having them. But then where did Helen get the extra names?
I searched in the online parish records for Michael Hegarty's baptism, hoping to find his parents listed and his mother named. And I did find a Michael Hegarty, born in 1842, to a John Hegarty, the only Michael Hegarty born to John Hegarty of all the Hegartys in there. But this John Hegarty (and his wife Elizabeth Kelliher) were not in Cork City proper: they were in Tiraveen, a whole different parish (Kilmurry, I think).
OK, it was the Great Famine; people were displaced. Maybe they moved into the city seeking food. But here is a thing that's bothering me: Griffith's Valuation lists a Michael Hegarty as a tenant in Penrose Lane in 1852. But that can't possibly be my Michael Hegarty because a ten year old boy would not have been able to rent property, would he? Could that have been another relative with whom he was staying?
Also, the Tiraveen parish records show that Michael had a brother or uncle (I forget at the moment, but it was clear in the records) named Jeremiah Hegarty who emigrated to Cambridge much earlier. I looked up Massachusetts Vital Records and found this Jeremiah in Cambridge. His death record included his parents' names and everything. But if this is true, why did my family not know they had ancestors in Cambridge fifty years before my great-grandfather arrived? Or is that in fact why my great-grandfather chose Cambridge, Mass. over all other places he could have settled when he finished his soldiering?
Finally, there is the online version of the Irish census for 1901 and 1911. I can't find any members of my great-grandfather's family in that 1901 Irish census. I suppose it's possible that both of his parents died between when he emigrated in 1885 and when the census was taken in 1901. Several of his brothers and sisters also emigrated. But I can't find anyone left there. No married sisters, no single brothers lodging with someone. No one. Nor can I find the missing people in the US records, so they didn't just follow him over. Could they really all have just died?
Well, there was one family in the Irish census that looked like it might be his parents and siblings: Michael and Ellen Hegarty and their grown-up younger children. I was all excited because all the children's names were the same and everything was age appropriate EXCEPT. Except that one of the children was Julia Hegarty, and she was about 24 and working as a tailor in 1901. But my great-grandfather's sister Julia was in the 1900 US Federal Census where she was 30, divorced with two young children and working as a laundress. And the date of the divorce and the names of the children match up with my great-aunt Helen's notebook. And a laundress raising two children alone doesn't have money to go home to Ireland for a visit, right? Nor can she become younger. So that Irish census family can't be mine?
I want the census family to be mine, because Michael Hegarty was a harness-maker. And the Cork City directory for 1875 lists only one Michael Hegarty, who was a saddler. And if he's the only one listed, he has to be mine, right? I want to say that people didn't really know their right ages. I want to make it work but I feel like I am jamming pieces in where they don't quite fit.
I feel like I am reaching the point where I need to talk to a professional genealogist. From my poking around the internet, it seems like the uploading of County Cork parish registers is not yet finished, so perhaps I should wait for that process to complete and search again to see if I can find any more clues. I wish that I had more evidence for the Tiraveen location than one record in an online database (albeit an official Irish government database). I need an expert to tell me if this puzzle is even solvable.
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but other people are buried there right?
How did you find him?
Since I am sure the family didnt want a media circus you know?
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how many do you think you should put up the other people who are buried there too. Hopefully others will be buried next to Richard. He was great in the play Equus. How did you get the pictures up? I tried to put one up and it wouldnt let me. I think its sad people think one famous person is buried there when there many many people buried there. I had to go to the actual church where my cousins husband cremains are buried to show there is more then just one person interred in. Thats so sad many people are buried with Richard but only he gets to be known that his buried there you know
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Oh thats cool but why did people say he was buried near shakespeare?
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where is he buried and how did you find where he was interred so it was wrong where he was supposedly buried with William SHeakspere?
where there other interments
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There is a typo in the first line. "Pordigy" should be "Prodigy". What a shame, such a great talent gone much too soon.
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The Bruin quintet rank as the fourth-best recruiting class in the nation by Full Count Softball.
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Metra plans on normal schedule for evening rush; CPS classes to resume Wednesday
BY MITCH DUDEK, ROSALIND ROSSI, JON SEIDEL AND ART GOLAB Staff Reporters January 6, 2014 1:28PM
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After a bumpy 1½ days, Metra was expecting to run a normal schedule on 11 of its 12 lines during Tuesday's evening rush. But the schedule came with a big asterisk.
"We are not saying there won't be delays,'' said Metra spokesman Michael Gillis. "You can probably still expect delays. But we will be using our regular weekday schedules.''
Only the BNSF planned to cancel four evening rush-hour outbound Metra trains. They were among of a total 26 trains carrying Metra passengers that were scrapped Tuesday.
After at least 40 train cancellations during Monday's evening rush alone, an improved Tuesday evening rush was expected due less powdery snow that had been freezing and mucking up switches.
Another plus, Gillis said, was the return of some train crews that, under federal rules, had to be given a set number of hours off after working more than 12 hours.
Temperatures Tuesday dropped to an overnight low of minus 11 — with wind chills hitting minus 33. The mercury will slowly rise this week. Wednesday's high is expected in the upper teens. Thursday's high is expected in the mid-20s, and the high Friday will be in the mid-30s.
After two days off, Chicago Public Schools will be back in session Wednesday, a spokeswoman said. She had no other details.
The low temperature Tuesday is again expected to be minus 16 in the morning, with temperatures warming to a high from 2 to 6 degrees in the afternoon, according to National Weather Service Meteorologist Richard Castro. Snow depth at O'Hare is 11 inches, he added.
"It is the right decision to do for the welfare of our children," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said of the decision to close schools on a second day.
Some 1,000 O'Hare flights were canceled Tuesday. Midway airlines canceled 180 flights and reported delays of up to 35 minutes.
CTA ran all its trains during the Tuesday morning rush hour, with "mostly minor" delays averaging 5-10 minutes impacting the Red and Blue lines, said CTA spokesman Brian Steele. The delays were "comparable" to Monday's, except shorter, he said. Northbound Red Line trains began bypassing the Chicago/State station about 4 a.m. after a busted water pipe created an icy mess on the mezzanine.
Brown Line trains got backed up at the start of the morning rush when a set of doors on one car failed to open, due to the cold, Steele said.
Blue Line rider Brian Devereux shared his winning combination for warmth as he stood on the Blue Line platform at Addison. "Big winter jacket, two pairs of pants, three socks, girlfriend's boots."
A south suburban man is Cook County's first cold-related death of 2014, and at least the eighth of the winter season.
Elias Contreras, 80, died at MetroSouth Medical Center in Blue Island at 9:15 p.m. Monday, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner's office.
An autopsy Tuesday found Contreras, who lived in the 200 block of Olive Street in Blue Island, died of hypothermia, cold exposure, diabetes and heart disease, according to the medical examiner's office.
Blue Island police were not immediately available for comment Tuesday afternoon.
Seven other deaths in Cook County have been caused at least partly by cold weather, though Contreras is the first since the record-breaking cold snap descended on the Chicago area Monday.
Area hospitals saw few cases of frostbite or hypothermia. More common were injuries related to car accidents and falls from slippery streets.
Gov. Pat Quinn issued a statewide disaster declaration Monday, which allowed him to activate the Illinois National Guard to assist state and local emergency responders with a heavy volume of calls.
About 1,050 homeless people spent Sunday night at the Pacific Garden Mission, the city's largest homeless shelter. "There are only 999 beds, so we set up mats on the ground," said Phil Kwiatkowski, president of the mission. "I expect many of them will stay a few nights."
City officials reiterated this piece of advice: If you can, stay inside.
Many people heeded the advice. And many of those people ordered pizzas.
"Folks have been very receptive to us," said Tony Medina, a delivery man with Father and Son pizzeria in Logan Square. "They like the fact that we're coming out and going out of our way and what we're going through to get to their house, and so they're extra generous and very nice to us."
Chicagoans documented the extreme conditions on Twitter. One point of fascination was the frozen Chicago River, which the Chicago Fire Department quickly warned is not thick enough to walk or skate on.
"Portions of the river are ice-covered ... [But] the river is always in motion. The movement is hard to freeze," said Fire Department spokesman Larry Langford, who noted ice-cutting equipment — if needed — is available to make a path for rescue boats.
Numerous videos of Chicagoans throwing boiling water in the air and watching it crystallize were posted to the Internet. Others suggested blowing soap bubbles and watching them freeze. One person on Twitter timed how long it took his dog's poop to freeze: less than 30 seconds.
With the risk of pipes freezing, plumbers were met with smiles at front doors across the city.
"Today we've probably had about a dozen calls we couldn't go to, just because we don't have the manpower," said plumber Tom McHugh, of Rob West Plumbing in Humboldt Park. "The calls we're getting have mainly been for frozen pipes. ... Most of our calls today were from customers who were calling as many plumbing companies as they could, hoping one would come out."
For those who choose to venture out Tuesday into slightly warmer weather, the Adler Planetarium plans to reopen, as well the Brookfield Zoo — both of which were closed on Monday. The Museum of Science and Industry will stay closed Tuesday, and Lincoln Park Zoo will continue abbreviated hours. The Field Museum will be open, as it was Monday.
Cook County Circuit Courts will remain open Tuesday.
The year-round Diversey Driving range, where golfers hit balls under heated and nearly enclosed conditions, was closed Monday as well. It probably will be closed Tuesday, too.
Contributing: Hannah Lutz, Mitch Armentrout and Becky Schlikerman


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Tried this fight last night for the first time on 10man, no FrR gear at all, the main problem is the raid dmg from his aura, our 3 healers went OOM at about 50% with one dps dead before that.
The blizzards and his frostbreath are easy to avoid if people but pay attention, then its just tank and spank, with the odd bith of movement in case a blizzard hits the tank area.
We had no replenishment on the raid, normally we run with a retri pally, but he wasn't there last night.
We are working on obtaining FrR gear bits for this coming sunday night raid on him, hopefully will make a difference to down him then with healers not running OOM and a retri pally in.
I do however feel blizzard didn't tune this fight well for 10man, it is a big jump from the rest of the bosses in Naxx at this lvl, and certain things like replenishment being vital is kind of wrong, compared to how blizzard shouted from the rooftops on how they don't want people to raid stack anymore, seems its a much have On 25man, the chances of having this buff is obviously better, but on 10man, its a DPS slot taken up which isnt flexible.


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WASHINGTON - The National Symphony Orchestra is making its home in Washington's U Street, Shaw and Logan Circle neighborhoods this week.
The orchestra is opening a series of free performances and events Tuesday in area theaters, schools, churches and other gathering spots. The NSO In Your Neighborhood series runs through Jan. 14.
An opening concert is planned Tuesday night at the newly reopened Howard Theatre, followed by an ensemble performance at Ben's Chili Bowl.
Recitals and ensemble performances are also planned at Howard University, the 9:30 Club, the Lincoln Theatre and in restaurants, jazz clubs and churches.
Howard University will host a concert by the full symphony on Jan. 14. Jazz pianist Jason Moran and Howard's a cappella ensemble Afro Blue are slated to perform with the orchestra.
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The Beaney is an art museum and library situated in the heart of the historic city of Canterbury.
This fabulous facility provides state-of-the-art exhibition galleries, a brand new and extended library, excellent learning facilities and a varied programme of interactive events for all ages.
The building takes its name from its benefactor, Dr James George Beaney, who died in 1891 and left money in his will to the city of Canterbury. The city council had the Beaney Institute (as it was formerly known) designed and built using this funding along with some of its own resources. The architect was A.H.Campbell and the building was officially opened on 11 September 1899.
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Lead Islands in a Sea of Graphene Magnetize the Material of the FutureDec. 15, 2014 Researchers have discovered that if lead atoms are intercalated on a graphene sheet, a powerful magnetic field is generated by the interaction of the electrons' spin with their orbital movement. ... full story
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I'm going to see Simon and Garfunkel tonight!
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I hope they're not old and embarrassing (as some "comeback" performers from back in the day can be).
Retro's Simon & Garfunkel Top 5
1. The Sound Of Silence
2. I Am A Rock
3. Mrs. Robinson
4. The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)
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9 Bartending Techniques You Should (and Can) Master
If you've resolved to master your home bar in 2014, then look no further; take cocktails from basic to brilliant with indispensable bartending techniques that go beyond shaking and stirring. From rimming glasses with salt or sugar to dry-shaking egg whites to add volume to light and frothy cocktails, these nine skills will add flair and flavor to your cocktail hour.
Don't forget the finger food at your next soiree. Easy-to-eat apps won't distract from hosting and chatting.
If you prefer your cocktails served up, versus on the rocks, you'll need to strain out any ice and solid ingredients after shaking or stirring your drink. This can be done either using the strainer built into a cobbler shaker (pictured) or with a hawthorne or julep strainer used in tandem with a Boston shaker.