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Diamana +PLUS™ Series
SECOND GENERATION Diamana™ SERIES
THIRD GENERATION Diamana™ SERIES
- FUBUKI™ α
- KURO KAGE™ Black HBP
- KURO KAGE™ Black Hybrid
- KURO KAGE™ Black Iron
- KURO KAGE™ LBP Iron
- KURO KAGE™ Silver TiNi
- KURO KAGE™ Silver Hybrid
BASSARA™ E-Series
Based on the original BASSARA™ F-Series bend profile, the E-Series Utilizes the latest of our preimium lightweight materials and is especially designed to perform well with today's larger and lower spinning head designs.
The New Bassara E-Series features a firmer mid- and butt-section to increase stability during energy transfer, while offereing a slighly more responsive tip-section to deliver maximum fell.
A light weight unitized hybrid/iron shaft, the BASSARA™ E Hybrid/Iron is designed to compliment the BASSARA™ E-Series wood shaft. By offering a unitized iron players can build a complete sets of light weight irons and hybrids to match their woods, allowing for unmatched consistency from woods to hybrids to irons.
BASSARA™ G-Series
The BASSARA™ G-Series bend profile features an elastic titanium fiber to reinforce the tip-section of this next generation lightweight performance shaft. This proprietary titanium fiber, combined with the unique G-Series bend profile helps promote more consistent, repeatable dynamic loft at impact, and increased ball speed.
BASSARA™ P-Series
Designing ultra-lightweight shafts isn't just about reducing weight. It's about finding new ways to create power and strength.
The Bassara™ P-Series gives golfers another option to gain more distance. Launching in spring of 2014, the BASSARA™ P-Series features a Phoenix emblem and utilizes elastic titanium nickel (TiNi) wire in the tip section along with an optimized EI curve, for the utmost feel during the swing and at impact. The EI curve falls just above that of the BASSARA™ W-Series and just below that of the BASSARA™ G-Series. The BASSARA™ P-Series is offered in extremely light weights. Within the BASSARA™ brand, this model was specifically designed for distance. It officially marks the birth of our distance-biased premium product.
The BASSARA™ Hybrid Shaft Series complements the performance characteristics of the BASSARA™ Wood Series and provides a performance and versatility not typically seen in a lightweight Hybrid shaft.
The BASSARA™ Iron Shaft Series complements the performance characteristics of the BASSARA™ Wood Shafts and provides unparalleled performance in a lightweight iron shaft.
BASSARA™ W-Series 33
Looking to redefine the lightweight shaft category, Mitsubishi Rayon has pulled from our years of experience to develop our lightest, longest profile to date. Designed to deliver maximum performance for players with smooth tempos, the 33 W-Series utilizes the very latest in Mitsubishi Rayon fiber and resin technology to deliver this revolutionary shaft.
BASSARA™ W-Series
Featuring a tip section reinforced with elastic titanium fibers and a unique bend profile, the W-Series delivers increased driving distance by maximizing club head speed and velocity at impact. This extra long 47" profile also features slightly lower overall shaft weight than its 46" predecessors providing the platform for the next generation in lightweight shaft technology.
What is elastic titanium fiber?
Elastic titanium fiber is a unique alloy fiber comprised of Titanium and Nickel. When stressed the fiber deforms then recovers immediately to its original shape. This unique "super elastic" alloy is currently incorporated into the tip section of both the BASSARA™ G and W Series profiles to promote launch and club head speed through impact respectively
Diamana™ D+ Series
The D+ Series (WHITE BOARD) profile will feature a more tip-stiff profile reminiscent of the Original D-Series and 'ahina™, yet offer a slightly "firmer" butt-section vs. Original to deliver the signature feel of the Original D-Series and the consistent lower launch and spin associated with this type of profile.
Diamana™ D+ Hybrid Series
D+ Series Hybrid shaft has a stable, heavy-weight profile that is designed to compliment the performance characteristics of the D+ Series Wood shafts.
Diamana™ S+ Series
The S+ Series (BLUE BOARD) profile will feature MRC's signature "smooth" bend profile offering "balanced" stiffness on both ends of the shaft with a slightly "stiffer" mid and butt-section than both the Original S-Series and Kai'li™ to deliver the enhanced feel of the Original S-Series profile and stability at impact of Kai'li™.
Diamana™ S+ Hybrid Series
S+ Series Hybrid shaft has a versatile mid-weight profile that is designed to Compliment the performance characteristics of the S+ Series Wood shafts.
FUBUKI™ α
For the player who wants additional torsional stability and low spin in a unique new bend profile.
What separates Mitsubishi Rayon from other companies is that we know how to take an already successful product and build on it. New for 2010, the FUBUKI™ α utilizes the same MD Technology in the tip section as the FUBUKI™ TOUR, with and added application throughout the entire length of the shaft to reduce torsional twisting. The result is a shaft that delivers enhanced, smooth acceleration with stability at impact.
The FUBUKI™ Hybrid Shaft Series complements the performance characteristics of the FUBUKI™ Wood Series and provides a more penetrating, flat trajectory than the other Hybrids offered by Mitsubishi Rayon.
The FUBUKI™ brand for Mitsubishi Rayon is our incubator for more edgy technology, innovation and new ideas -- such as counterbalance weighting technology with tungsten-infused prepreg making its debut in the the new FUBUKI™ J-Series. It's all about keeping a keen eye on providing high performance for the world's best players.
This latest model is a counterbalanced shaft. Launching in 2014, the FUBUKI™ J-Series features extreme counterbalance weighting, Modulus Differential Technology (M.D.T.) and our proprietary metal mesh technology, the versatile FUBUKI™ J-Series allows players to take advantage of longer or shorter builds. The combination of technologies makes this shaft ideal for players looking to maximize distance.
FUBUKI™ K-SERIES - This profile, with it's firm tip section and mid section, and soft butt section, allows golfers of all skill levels to generate the highly sought after high-launch, low spin shot shape needed to maximize both carry and roll. By incorporating Power "Ninja" Core into this design, it has allowed Mitsubishi Rayon to rid the shaft of the harsh feel associated with traditional tip firm profiles.
Based on the FUBUKI™ ZT profile, the FUBUKI™ Z features a similar bend profile to deliver the same stability in the mid and butt-sections as the FUBUKI™ ZT, with a tip-section designed to promote a higher launch than FUBUKI™ ZT, while maintaining the same low spin.
The FUBUKI™ Z profile also features progressive torque and a more standard balance point - making it a very versatile shaft designed to fit a wide range of players and abilities.
The FUBUKI™ ZT profile has been inspired by the highly successful FUBUKI™ α and designed with the better player in mind. This new profile has a stiffer mid-section than the FUBUKI™ α, to create lower launch and spin characteristics than the FUBUKI™ α, but higher than the FUBUKI™ K-Series.
The FUBUKI™ ZT profile features lower torque, and a higher balance point to make it optimal for today's adjustable tour heads. The ZT profile will also feature 40-ton carbon fiber material for outstanding stability.
The FUBUKI™ Z Fairway is designed to compliment the FUBUKI™ Z wood shaft in a fairway wood specific shaft. It will feature the same Progressive Torque and Modulus Differential Technologies that are found in the Fubuki Z, creating a fairway wood shaft that will fit a wide range of players and abilities.
KURO KAGE™ Black Hybrid
The KURO KAGE™ Black Hybrid shaft Series has a stable and versatile profile that is designed to match the performance characteristics of the KURO KAGE™ Black Wood and Iron shafts.
KURO KAGE™ Black HBP
Like the original KURO KAGE™ Black , the Second Generation KURO KAGE™ Black features a smooth bend profile, with a softer mid-section ballanced by a slightly stiffer tip and butt-section, with an all new higher balance point.
Our High Density Prepreg continues to be used in the lower third of the shaft for enhanced feel, stability and strength. Using High Density Prepreg also allows us to raise the ballance point.
KURO KAGE™ Black Iron
The KURO KAGE™ Black Iron shaft Series has a stable and versatile profile that is designed to match the performance characteristics of the KURO KAGE™ Black Wood and Hybrid shafts.
KURO KAGE™ LBP Iron
The KURO KAGE™ LBP irons were develop to compliment the Second Generation of KURO KAGE™ wood and hybrid shafts, by offering a variety of weights and flexes in a constant weight designated length iron shaft.
The KURO KAGE™ LBP irons were designed to optimze ball flight by for each weight and flex by reducing the torque and raising the kick point as the weights increase and flexes become stronger.
KURO KAGE™ Silver Hybrid
The KURO KAGE™ Silver Hybrid shaft Series has a tip stiff profile designed to match performance characteristics of the KURO KAGE™ Silver Wood Series. This profile will produce a more penetrating ball flight.
KURO KAGE™ Silver TiNi
The Second Generation KURO KAGE™ Silver Wood Series will feature the same Profile and High Density Prepreg as the original KURO KAGE™ Silver shafts, but with the addition of TiNi wire in the tip section. The result is a series of shafts that will deliver the lower launch and lower spin of the original KURO KAGE™ Silver profile, but with added stability and increased energy release through the impact zone, adding explosive power to the signature, KURO KAGE™ Silver profile.
Diamana™ 'ahina
The Diamana™ 'ahina utilizes a similar bend profile to the original D-Series Diamana™ shaft and like Kai'li and 'ilima also incorporates Mitsubishi Rayon's signature Multi-Dimensional Interlay technology (M.D.I) to deliver a stiffer mid and tip section than its predecessor. Designed to deliver maximum stability through impact without sacrificing feel, Diamana™ 'ahina's extreme low torque, low spin design provides the flatter trajectory and low spin preferred by today's strongest players.
The superior stability and optimized torsional profile of 'ahina will allow players with maximum ball speed to hit straighter, more controlled shots as a result of the M.D.I. technology's ability to maximize how a shaft stores and releases energy.
Diamana™ 'ilima
For the player who desires an active bend profile, that delivers high launch, less spin and a penetrating ball flight.
Diamana™ 'ilima incorporates MDI Technology into a new shaft design. Diamana™ 'ilima features an active, low torque tip section, with a stiff mid section and moderate butt-section. The result is a shaft that dynamically promotes energy transfer throughout the swing while delivering a penetrating ball flight with low spin.
Diamana™ Kai'li
For the player who wants the smooth and stable bend profile associated with Diamana™ S-Series, but can benefit from a more stable tip-section that produces lower launch and spin characteristics.
Diamana™ Kai'li incorporates MDI Technology into the original Diamana™ S-Series bend profile with a slightly stiffer tip and butt section. The result is a lower torque shaft that provides the same versatility as the original smooth and stable profile, while delivering slightly lower launch and spin.
Diamana™ B-Series
The New Diamana™ B-Series. For a shaft this powerful, regular carbon fiber wasn't enough.
Never before has this much sheer power been loaded into a Mitsubishi Rayon shaft. To do it, we needed an entirely different kind of carbon fiber - "pitch fiber." It's costlier, it's trickier to make, but we think you'll agree: it makes an impact.
Building on the success of our signature "smooth" profile embodied in our Kai'li™ Series, the new B-Series takes power and control to a new level, with maximum energy transfer by stabilizing the butt section.
Diamana™ R-Series
Further innovation and premium performance
Diamana™ R-Series -- has similar impact feel and launch characteristics to the 'ilima™ Series. Its proprietary, 3G Multi Dimensional Interlay (M.D.I.) was also included in the B-Series and W-Series profiles. The R-Series profile is for golfers seeking mid spin and a high launch. High-modulus 80t DIALEAD™ fibers used in the 3G M.D.I. application within the butt section are oriented in the hoop layers, to decrease ovaling in the downswing and transfer energy more efficiently to the ball at impact -- much like the B-Series and W-Series.
Because of its high trajectory and draw bias characteristics, the R-Series is an ideal complement to the popular low center of gravity, low-spin woods.
Diamana™ W-Series
One of the most successful shafts in history. And it keeps on winning
Stability and control that surpasses all previous Mitsubishi Rayon Golf Shafts. To get this much control we used some of the stongest carbon fiber available, pitch fiber.
By using DIALED™ in the hoop layers of this tip stiff profile we created a shaft with outstanding stability, that produces the low spin and boring trajectory sought out by the best players in the world, without losing the signature White Board feel.


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Nov 8, 2009
Color Palette Refinement
I've had my battles with Illustrator over the years. And it more than anything else in my life is truly a love hate relationship.
Thankfully most of these frustrations and short comings have either been resolved now by Adobe or bypassed via helpful third party plugins that work better than the native tools.
That said, there is still room for improvement and that is what this post is about. I'm specifically talking about the the "Color Palette" in Adobe Illustrator.
Adobe Illustrator 8 Color Palette.
It's been eons since Adobe seriously updated the Color Palette. The above image shows what it looked like back in Illustrator 8 running on system 9 prior to the advent of OSX.
Current interface appearance of Color Palette in CS4.
Not much has changed with the Color Palette since Illustrator 8. Being a former FreeHand user the GUI on this specific palette has always annoyed me.
Why did Adobe ever overlap the fill and stroke controls? OK, so that was a rhetorical question. It denotes which control you have in focus either fill or stroke. Having the overlap as it is now just makes selecting them more of a pain and slows down the build process IMO.
Overlap + Dark Colors = Problem.
The current overlap causes another problem, if you have darker colors it's hard to tell which one is selected, (See above image) so it isn't fool proof from that stand point making it slow you down again. I think my solution below is better. The overlap also gives the illusion of representing a hierarchy, which it doesn't in the actual object itself, that's what the Appearance Palette is for.
But the biggest issue for me in regards to the Color Palette is the fact there is no way to quickly color both the fill and stroke at the same time. (I miss that feature from FreeHand)
My suggested GUI and functional update to the Color Palette.
I think Adobe should re-design the Color Palette. I'm not talking about making the process fundamentally different, I just want to see what is already there improved upon. They should also add in the ability to color both the fill and stroke at the same time. Everything else would work the same as it always has.
Easier to select fill and stroke controls.
Want to color your fill and stroke yellow? Just click the multi-color control shown to the right of the fill and stroke control and then create your color and your done. (You can also drag a color to the multi-color control too) This would seem to be a pretty easy refinement the Adobe engineers could make?
Arrowhead to Identify which control you have selected.
Someone in the comments below pointed out the overlapping fill and stroke denote which one is selected. I realize that but it's still not needed. I could see why they might have done that before OSX and more robust application versions but it's simply not needed.
I propose that an active arrow appears along side which ever control is currently in focus be it the fill, stroke, or multi-color.
I know everyone has different ways of working but I'd use this simple function all the time if it were part of the app. FreeHand had it, Adobe owns FreeHand now so why not implement it? They've already done so with multiple art boards, new masking etc.
15 comments:
- agent_x said...
Start the revolution! I am definitely on board with this idea.
- Sunday, November 08, 2009
- Jean-Claude Tremblay said...
Hi Von, Interesting idea and concept. Sure this could be useful in some circumstances. Now how to think this change can be also made into the bottom of the Tools panel and the Control Panel?
- Sunday, November 08, 2009
- George Coghill said...
I'm curious why you need to add a same-color stroke to objects so often. I'm not even sure I would use that at all, interested to hear your approach.
The overlapping fill/stroke swatches are used to indicate which is active, and therefore which one will be affected when selecting a swatch.
- Sunday, November 08, 2009
- Jay said...
Makes perfect sense. Adobe should implement this for CS5.
- Sunday, November 08, 2009
- Randy Hill said...
Good point, Von. It seems like such a little thing, but when you add up the amount of time it takes to make both the fill and the stroke the same color and multiply that by the amount of designers in the world doing the same thing on a daily basis...well, it boggles the mind, doesn't it?
- Sunday, November 08, 2009
- Dacosta! said...
I agree with George on this one. While I understand the idea, I have never had any trouble selecting/switching from one to the other. I feel the language works, but integrating a way to fill both at the same time would be a useful option.
- Sunday, November 08, 2009
- Cheryl said...
>Having the overlap as it is now just makes selecting them more of a pain…
I never use the palette to select the swatch. Just press X to switch between fill & stroke (Shift-X to exchange colors). If they're both black, you can tell which is active. If it's the fill, you can see the lower right corner of the square overlapping the stroke.
- Sunday, November 08, 2009
- andrewharrington said...
Cheryl read my mind. The little arrowheads (for me) are not as good an indicator as the overlapping graphic. Maybe if they were larger
- Tuesday, November 10, 2009
- MeMakeMonster said...
I agree on every point, Von.
A serious question: if Freehand were somehow reborn - bought and revived by a company you trusted would stick with the program for years to come, would you switch back?
I've never stopped using it - I only use Illustrator when it's required, and I still almost always start in Freehand.
- Tuesday, November 10, 2009
- Vonster said...
The few people who have pointed out the overlap graphic to distinguish which is in focus be it fill or stroke, I understand that but it would still be easier having them not overlapped.
I just mocked this all up in a few hours, there is probably a better way to earmark which is in focus other than a small triangle but anything is better than the current.
I wouldn't switch back to FreeHand. It just isn't as powerful of a drawing app as Ai. The core, base build methods are still better though IMO than Ai. Hence why I use plugins with Ai.
But that said I have no allegiance to tools. Lets say Cupertino is nuked and Apple goes away over night, or more realistically Jobs dies and the new leadership makes bad business choices and Microsoft buys them out and ends the MAC platform. I wouldn't stop creating art I'd just adapt to the new tools I'd have to use because my allegiance is to my art.
Don't be a "Design-O-Saur" adapt or die.
- Tuesday, November 10, 2009
- warren said...
This might be a dumb question. If your fill and stroke are the same color, why are you using a stroke at all?
- Tuesday, November 10, 2009
- Vonster said...
It all depends on what project you're working on and how you're building the artwork. If you build with shapes ie fill only, it isn't always the most efficient method to accomplish what you need. The flexibility of using a stroke is far easier to gauge and control as you relate content and balance the design.
For example if you go to a recent post called "Creative Faceoff" I used fill and stroke shapes to build the outlines you see around the art which had to go in and out of other shapes. Strokes made this far easier than if I attempted to build with just filled shapes only.
On final deliverable art I may convert the strokes to shapes, but to get there I need to use fill and stroke together on one object. I use this process on icons a lot as well.
- Tuesday, November 10, 2009
- andrewharrington said...
I suppose we'll just have to agree to disagree. I just don't find the overlapping squares at all very difficult to read or use. Personally, all the pointing arrows and indicator arrows on your revision confuse me. The overlapping squares accomplish all the same things (except simultaneously coloring both stroke and fill) with one graphic, and even then, to color them both all you've got to do is press 'x' and click the swatch again, which I find very simple. To be honest, I would be pretty perturbed if they revised the color palette to your version :-P. I think it can be improved, but I don't think this is the best solution.
- Thursday, November 12, 2009
- andrewharrington said...
Also, I didn't really realize that I do this often, but I caught myself doing it even more than I do the classic way because it's even more efficient for the purpose of coloring both the fill and stroke:
Say you apply a yellow fill to the object. Now, drag the fill box onto the stroke box, and now you have a object with a yellow fill and stroke.
- Thursday, November 12, 2009
- Pommie Knight said...
I agree that the overlapping squares are difficult to see, especially if your eyes are already square from looking at the screen for a while.
The colour palette is overdue a re-design but I'm not sure that arrowheads are the way forward. Why not use the same highlights that denote which tool your using (in the left hand menus) to highlight either fill or stroke?
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we did gluth last night, and my DBM was off on the decimate timer. it wasnt jsut a second or 2. it waas a big difference, up to 20 seconds. is any else having this issue? how would i go about fixing this, or is it a simple redownload?
Gluth is probably one of the hardest fights in the instance if I had to pick. My group usually does this with a mage kiting but unfortuneately they always rely on heavy assisstance (IE a hunter bouncing between tranq shot, DPS, and Frost traps; a top DPS ele shaman [me] dropping DPS to run to the back of the room to drop earthbind*; and a key healer doing the same in a different spot to get a bigger slow area). You'd think that this would be a sure fire method but it's not uncommon for us to wipe on Gluth 3-5 times which is frustrating, expensive, and a waste of precious time.
That said alot of the posts I'm reading up on have got me to thinking on some what I feel key points to this fight for 10 man at least.
Of the various slow/root effects the top ones are frost trap and those that come from mages. Now why not earthbinds you ask? First of all because they proc slowly, not entirely sure but as a shaman I can say that about half the time mobs will get through about half of the effected area before the totem procs it's slow on them. This in itself might not be so bad, just keep them slowed, however you also can't see where the effected area is exactly. Additionally there's the DPS or healing loss of having a shaman move to where you need the totem which personally is about a 4-600 drop in DPS (but that could just be that we like to kite them quite far back).
Your earthbind(s) should be used as back up, they're there with the casters if there's no other option and they let a healer who gets a zombie move around a little bit until your kiter snatches up the sneaky little bugger. Also be aware of knockback effects (ele sham, druid, fire mages) which can be used as a last resort especially after decimate.
As for which class specifically to have kiting, I wouldn't recommend mages first of all. They don't have the HP or the armor neccessary to take hits and even the best kiters will end up taking hits with the sheer number of zombies. The ideal class really has to be a hunter. They have ranged attacks which deal a high amount of threat (very neccessary for grabbing up the zombies, a great deal of my group's problem is lack of threat from the kiter), they can slow the zombies on command, they have enough health and armor to shrug off the occasional hit, and of course disengage is as awesome as blink for kiting.
Regardless of who you have kite, run speed increases. I know for a fact there is a meta gem out there for just this, put it on a spare helm and wa-la. The effect probably isn't all that great but an oddball fight like this every little bit counts.
As a last minute note your kiter needs to remeber that more than like there will be a 100% HP zombie spawning while you're trying to AOE the weakened ones, they can not get carried away with AOE and let the zombie run around loose.
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we did gluth last night, and my DBM was off on the decimate timer. it wasnt jsut a second or 2. it waas a big difference, up to 20 seconds. is any else having this issue? how would i go about fixing this, or is it a simple redownload?
get a fury warrior with piercing howl to do the kiting, either that or a ret pally in tank gear works aswell except you need the hunter traps or a shamen to drop his totem.
Successfully solo tanked Gluth on 10 man last night. It was out of need and not to see of we could do it or anything but we had a couple of subs last night and I realized after we had killed Grobs that we really had no one to kite....or dispel the enrage.
Kids, don't try this at home.
So, our other tank took the zombies and I took Gluth. One of our subs was an extra healer because we were down to the last minute with filling the last spot. Really, it comes down to timing cooldowns. I got the 10th stack of the healing debuff right around the time decimate came, at which point I blew SW, LS and a dodge trinket and we pulled it off. The debuff dropped and I sucked up some massive heals and we took him down.
And we were on pace for Undying until our other tank got his positive and negatives confused on thaddius....doh. Still, cleared Construct, Spider, and Military with one death on a boss fight.
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)
I've also solo-tanked Gluth on 10 man as a druid. It's not actually that bad, as Horacio correctly said it's about timing cooldowns properly and preparing for the next decimate and so on.
It does get a bit hairy when there's 10 stacks of the debuff on (which means -100% healing) so I use barkskin with my two dodge trinkets in rotation while theres between 5 and 10 stacks up. If I'm unlucky and have 10 stacks when decimate hits I'll blow Survival Instincts straight after to ensure I don't get gimped.
I am still investigating this, but if you put your back where the door and the door frame meet, Gluth's pathing will activate. He will walk back and forth in front of the tank and rarely will he tag you with (2) stacks of the debuff.
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Hi guys I got a question you my hopefully be able to answer me:
My guild really struggles with Gluth in Naxx10. We got a Mage and sometimes a Shaman for kiting. I talked long with all the raid members and the mage who tried to kite them always said, that the healer pulled aggro and he did not get it back.
In my opinion I always thoougth, that once shot by an ice lance the occasionally fired ice lance and cone of cold would easily be enough to keep aggro but as he told me it surely was not and so our one heal , a shaman healer (the two others - both priests - never had aggro) always had aggro.
After several tries (round about 5-10) to get the mage into kiting we closed raid down and called it a day.
So my question would be: is it really possible for the healer to hold aggro that "good" that even some ice lances can't bring the Mob back to our kiting mage? And if that is hve you got any idea how to avoid that problem?
greetings and thanks in advance
PS.: since our guild is pretty small we do not have a hunter for it would really be a help planting frost trap etc.
Karnak, my first Naxx 10 runs were running into the same problem. We actually had a hunter kiting as well as a shaman dropping earthbind, and the hunter had a really rough time keeping the chow off the healers. Finally we put a ret pally in his tank set back there with an excellent healer and it worked like a dream.
We were able to drop him regularly after that, but lately a new problem popped up. The two tanks up front were myself (prot warrior) and a pally. When it came time for me to taunt Gluth back, it said he was immune to my taunt. I tried again, and the same thing happened. Finally I had to use mocking blow to force Gluth to face me. The pally and I were really close on threat, so it wasn't a threat issue - it was a taunting issue. The pally was able to take him back with no problems. When it came time for me to grab him again, I ran into the same issues. Since mocking blow was on cool down I even resorted to challenging shout. We still got him down, but the next week (with the same pally tank), I had the same issues.
Did Gluth change? Was I doing something wrong? Did the pally do something strange? Was this just a freak accident about being immune to taunt for me but not to the pally? Has this happened to anyone else? It's not the end of the world (we still got him down both times), but I'd really like to know what was happening.
The thing you are encountering is the fact that taunt falls under diminishing returns(since two patches ago I think).
If you taunt to often in a certain window of time the target get's a higher chance to not be affected by taunt (miss). when you repeat the taunts while this debuff(mocking blow also adds to the diminishing return same as taunt does, so invisible debuff with counter) is still active, it stacks up to 4. The fifth time you taunt the mob'll get immun. If by then you do not have Gluth you cannot get him via taunt for - I think it were - 15sec. So check how often taunt is used overall, and be sure to only use taunt abbilities (such as Taunt itself and/or Mocking Blow) when really needed. and be aware of the time between the taunts.
It maybe a little bit buggy (it is sometimes with me and my guild) but mostly after one or two taunts/mocking blow I got him.
good luck with the in my opinion buggy taunt mechanic!
One way to do this (which is how my guild does it) is if you have a DK tank. I was the OT for a naxx 10 and my MT was a pally with nice gear. what we did is he could take the stacks of gluths debuffs so i was kitting the zombies in the back. this was very easy to go because i did not need a healer devoted too myself so they could focus on the tank. So its a nice little suggestion to anyone whose guilds are having trouble with gluth.
It isn't special to gluth has been in the game since they bought taunt under diminishing returns and it is 15secs. Hit immunity you have to wait 15sec before you can taunt again. Never seen taunt ever bug or heard of any complaints from fellow tanks.
The issue comes about usually because the tank that is handing him over doesn't stop tanking. Taunting only makes you even and gives you focus for a little time it the other tank doesn't stop tanking and using his high threat moves good luck getting him if he generates more agro than you. The same issue occurs if you are handing over in 4 horseman .. make sure the tank handing over knows he has to stop tanking.
On a side issue to solo tanking him does any pally know if bubble cancel removes the debuff stacks?
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If he does instantly get that, the problem probably isn't with his doing too much threat - it's with you doing too little.
I understand the mechanic.
Don't believe me try it get two dissimilar threat tanks and get them to go flat out and ask the lower tank to try and taunt the target off the first tank. Alot of times the mob doesn't even show a target switch yet they clearly have a taunt debuff on them but I think this is just animation lag.
Edit: My gut feel is the high threat moves like shield slam, HOTR etc must take the tank instantly back over the 110% threshhold
The issue usually comes up when the tanks are only just ahead of dps and they feel they can't back off threat.
Seen this issue many a time never seen any sort of taunt bug.
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Timothy Hsu, the founder of this underground tearoom in SoHo, introduces guests to real tea leaves.
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Alex Simmons/RST wrote:And I wouldn't make the assumption no-one around here has some involvement and/or insight in cycling administration in Australia.
If you are involved, then you'd know parameters such as ITT result, power, HR, and bodyweight have been seriously proposed to make grading between clubs and States more uniform than what they are. According to you, no two clubs have the same strength of racing, and only race performance determines grading best. It's a non sequitur, and the kind of naivety that says "if a system isn't perfect, it isn't any good, and wouldn't be an improvement over the status quo".
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Rumours emerged last month claiming that Alonso was considering a move to Red Bull Racing as Webber's replacement for next season.
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"I think the Fernando story is unlikely but I do think it's normal that all of these guys and their managers talk to all the teams," he said in an interview with GPUpdate.net.
"He wouldn't be a manager if he's not talking to the team that's winning races. The name Ferrari is a wonderful name but winning grands prix and World Championships is more wonderful.
"I think Fernando has already shown that he's a great driver, he's won two World Championships with Renault. He clearly wants to win with Ferrari and Ferrari are consistently frontrunners, so you have to expect them to be strong at different points over Formula 1's history."
As for Raikkonen and Ricciardo, Coulthard says both have positives going for them and only time will tell which of the two succeeds Webber as Sebastian Vettel's team-mate.
"Kimi is a World Champion; he's unbelievably consistent in his delivery of points and race results. So you cannot not look at him as a real contender to deliver what Red Bull really want, which is not winning the Drivers' Championship but the Constructors'.
"Daniel is known well to Red Bull and is a lovely guy. He'd be very popular within the team. He isn't really known to the public but that's because he hasn't been finishing on the podium and all of the things that really allow people to get to know someone. It would be a great validation of the Red Bull young driver programme to have another driver like Sebastian who came up through that scheme.
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News about Jamie Dimon, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 2, 2014
Corporate leaders have wrestled with how — or whether — to go public about health problems. How much to disclose, and when, involves delicate corporate and personal decisions for which there are few hard rules. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
In an email to the bank's employees and shareholders, Mr. Dimon said that doctors discovered the cancer at an early stage. MORE
Feb. 9, 2014
A top Chinese regulator directly asked Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, for a "favor" to hire a young job applicant, a confidential email shows. The applicant, a family friend of the regulator, now works at JPMorgan. MORE
Feb. 1, 2014
James B Stewart Common Sense column on decision by JPMorgan Chase's board to award chief executive Jamie Dimon compensation of $20 million, or 74 percent raise, for year in which bank narrowly escaped criminal guilty plea and paid more than $20 billion in regulatory fines and penalties; says in world of Wall Street executive compensation, pay raise recommended for Dimon is not only defensible, but laudable. MORE
Jan. 23, 2014
In a series of contentious meetings, JPMorgan Chase's board voted to give Jamie Dimon a new pay package after his pay was cut in half last year, to $11.5 million. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
A tentative $13 billion settlement between JPMorgan and the Justice Department was a result of extensive personal outreach from Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, to the Justice Department. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
Mounting legal problems have so far left Jamie Dimon unscathed at the helm of JPMorgan Chase. MORE
Sep. 26, 2013
Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, met with the attorney general to discuss a deal that would involve a fine of more than $7 billion, plus $4 billion in relief for struggling homeowners. MORE
Sep. 21, 2013
Joe Nocera Op-Ed column recounts how JPMorgan Chase went from best-managed bank with an admirable chief executive in Jamie Dimon to becoming a pinata for government regulators, racking up total of $1.3 billion in fines in one day; contends reason is bank was never as well-managed as it appeared and now regulators are finally getting serious. MORE
May. 26, 2013
Jeff Sommers Strategies column observes that JPMorgan Chase shareholders approved dual role of Jamie Dimon as chief executive officer and chairman, while Apple's chief Timothy D Cook received praise from senators at a hearing on firm's strategies to avoid taxes. MORE
May. 22, 2013
JPMorgan Chase is redoubling its efforts to move beyond a big trading loss following a resounding shareholder endorsement to keep Jamie Dimon as both chairman and chief of the bank. MORE
May. 21, 2013
A JPMorgan Chase shareholder resolution to split the chairman and chief executive roles became a referendum on Jamie Dimon himself. It was a test he easily passed. MORE
May. 19, 2013
If shareholders separate the jobs of chairman and chief executive — positions that Jamie Dimon has held since 2008 — it would signal a shift in the balance of power in corporate America. MORE
May. 14, 2013
As he wrestles with the fallout of a bungled trade, Jamie Dimon, the chief of JPMorgan Chase, has sought advice from a banker familiar with tumult: Lloyd C. Blankfein. MORE
May. 13, 2013
It may not be popular to say, but the incontrovertible fact remains that JPMorgan Chase has remained one of the best-performing banks on Wall Street under Jamie Dimon. MORE
May. 9, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Jeffrey A Sonnenfeld criticizes those who want to separate jobs of chairman and chief executive officer at banks, and attack Jamie Dimon for holding both positions at JPMorgan Chase; contends there is no evidence to suggest that anything would be gained by separating roles, which can even add to confusion over responsibilities and voice. MORE
Apr. 29, 2013
The turnover at the highest levels of the bank continues just weeks before a shareholder vote decides whether to split the roles of chairman and chief executive. MORE
Apr. 5, 2013
Board members are making an unusual effort to persuade investors that JPMorgan Chase's chief, Jamie Dimon, should keep his chairman title amid fallout from a trading loss. MORE
Feb. 27, 2013
JPMorgan Chase chief executive Jamie Dimon vows to change how the bank deals with Internet-based payday lenders that automatically withdraw payments from borrowers' checking accounts. MORE
Jun. 14, 2012
Editorial criticizes members of the Senate Banking Committee for their soft-ball treatment of JPMorgan Chase head Jamie Dimon during a hearing on the bank's massive trading loss; notes that Dimon appeared anything but contrite during the proceedings; contends that until lawmakers commit to tougher regulations on proprietary trading, the financial system will continue to be vulnerable to the hubris and recklessness of big banking. MORE
May. 17, 2012
Editorial scores Jamie Dimon and his co-executives at JPMorgan Chase for continuing to push for weakened form of the Volcker Rule, which is meant to bar banks from making risky trades with their own capital; argues bank's $2 billion loss leaves no doubt that regulators must shore up the Volcker Rule so that it strictly limits such hedging. MORE
May. 16, 2012
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column submits JPMorgan Chase head Jamie Dimon has gone from being the great defender against tougher bank regulations to being the shining example of why still tougher regulations may be needed, in light of bank's $2 billion trading blunder. MORE
May. 13, 2012
Gretchen Morgenson Fair Game column contends the $2 billion trading loss disclosed by JPMorgan Chase shows how the tables have turned on the bank and its chief executive Jamie Dimon, an industry point man against tighter regulation; points out the loss comes just a month after a private dinner party at which he assailed Paul Volcker and Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas president Richard W Fisher, who have pushed for policies that would make banks like JPMorgan smaller and less risky. MORE
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Jamie Dimon: America's Least-Hated Banker
During the financial crisis, the C.E.O. of JPMorgan Chase outshone his rivals. But where exactly does that leave him now?December 5, 2010 magazineNews
After Crisis, Show of Power From JPMorgan
For all Jamie Dimon's gloomy talk, the future for JPMorgan Chase is looking bright after the credit crisis.July 15, 2010 businessNews
In Washington, One Bank Chief Still Holds Sway
With the financial crisis, Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase, has become more politically engaged and in the process, the most credible voice of a discredited industry.July 19, 2009 businessNews
In JPMorgan Chase Report, Worrying Admissions and Ideas for Improvement
JPMorgan is mostly laying out what it has already done after commissioning a report detailing how it has responded to crises, Antony Currie writes in Reuters Breakingviews.
December 24, 2014, Wednesday
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Wall St. Had Invested Heavily in Dodd-Frank Changes
An analysis shows that House Democrats who voted in favor of a bill that will roll back a key provision of the Dodd-Frank law on average received nearly four times as much money from large financial institutions as others who voted "no."
December 13, 2014, Saturday
Wall St. Wins a Round in a Dodd-Frank Fight
A repeal of a derivatives rule would show that, six years after the financial crisis, large banks have found a way to kill regulations that were part of the Dodd-Frank Act.
December 12, 2014, Friday
Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase Says, 'No Evidence of Cancer'
Mr. Dimon who was given a diagnosis of throat cancer last summer, sent an email to his staff on Friday saying a new round of tests "came back completely clear."
December 5, 2014, Friday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Dimon, James , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Head and Neck Cancer
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November 11, 2014, Tuesday
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November 11, 2014, Tuesday
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Challenges Old and New for Jamie Dimon
JPMorgan Chase's earnings missed estimates thanks to legal and other costs. The investment bank is punching below its weight, notes Antony Currie of Reuters Breakingviews. And cybersecurity is a growing worry.
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Dimon, James , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Company Reports , Cyberattacks and Hackers
Trading Revenue Lifts JPMorgan Chase Back to Profit in 3rd Quarter
The earnings were hampered by the $1.1 billion the bank set aside for legal costs, much of it to deal with an investigation into potential manipulation of the foreign exchange market by the biggest banks.
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Dimon, James , JPMorgan Chase & Company , NASDAQ OMX Group Inc , Company Reports
Dimon Calls for Help on Cyberattacks
In his first public comments since the summer breach, the JPMorgan chief executive tells a conference: "This is going to be a big deal and there will be a lot of battles."
October 10, 2014, Friday
MORE ON JAMES DIMON AND: Dimon, James , Washington (DC) , Institute of International Finance , JPMorgan Chase & Company , Banking and Financial Institutions
Eric Holder's Mixed Legacy on White-Collar Crime
Mr. Holder's tenure as attorney general was marked by multibillion-dollar settlements with big banks but few prosecutions of executives.
September 29, 2014, Monday
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JPMorgan swings to a profit
Trading revenues grow at JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he sees the U.S. economy improving. Fred Katayama reports.
U.S. markets climb slow but steady
Summary: Private sector job creation leads U.S. markets to new records; JPM down on Jamie Dimon health announcement; GoPro takes its first tumble; FTC sues T-Mobile; Goldman a "boys" club? Lily Jamali reports.
Who'll succeed Jamie?
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he has been diagnosed with curable throat cancer, but that hasn't stopped Wall Street from guessing who might eventually replace him. Fred Katayama reports.
JPMorgan's profit plunges 19 pct
A slump in fixed income trading and slowdown in mortgage loans slammed JPMorgan Chase's income. But CEO Jamie Dimon voiced optimism. Fred Katayama reports.
Who Will Replace Jamie Dimon?
The departure of Michael Cavanaugh, a heir apparent at JPMorgan Chase, has set off a new round of speculation about who could ultimately succeed Jamie Dimon.
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