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Coolant Leak From Throttle Body Deicer
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Leaking Head Gaskets May Cause Low Coolant Levels
Low coolant levels can be caused by leaking head gaskets and/or failed cylinder liners. Misfires or engine performance issues usually accompany these problems.
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Exhaust Leak Due to Loose Catalytic Converter Securing Nuts
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Coolant Leak Due to Loose Intake Manifold Bolts
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6/22 in Yankee History
2005: The Yanks get another reminder that the Devil Rays are for real, along with another hint that Carl Pavano is in for a somewhat less than stellar debut season in the Bronx, when Tampa Bay come from behind twice to beat the Yanks 5-3 at the Stadium. Gary Sheffield gives the 'American Idle' a first-inning lead with a two-run homer, but Johnny Gomes delivers the equalizer in the 4th. Utility infielder Nick Green wins the game for Tampa with a three-run homer in the seventh. Green will play backup in the Yankee infield next year.
1998: Taking the mound for the Braves against the Yankees' Greg Maddux gives up 3 runs in 6 innings' then gives way to Dennis Martinez who gives up another 3 in less than an inning. The Yankees win' 6-4' the 13th straight time they have beaten Martinez going back to September 18, 1984.
1996: In Cleveland' Ruben Sierra (below) homers from both sides of the plate as the Yankees beat the Indians' 11-9. One of Sierra's blasts comes in the 9-run 6th inning. Albert Belle' back from a 2-game suspension' is 3-for-5 with a homer' and Eddie Murray adds his 488th career roundtripper for the Tribe. The game takes 4:10.
1977: It doesn't come easy, but the Yankees stop their 5-game losing streak with a 12-11 win over Detroit. The Bombers are led by Graig Nettles' with a 3 run homer' and Reggie Jackson' who belts a 2-run triple.
1965: In twinbill action against the A's, Ray Barker's ML-record-tying 2nd consecutive pinch-hit home run is wasted in a first-game' 6-2 Yankees loss.. Mickey Mantle adds a homer in the opener' but in the 4-2 nitecap win he tries to score from 2nd on a wild pitch and tears an upper-thigh hamstring. He will be out for 3 weeks. The June 21st Sports Illustrated cover features Mantle with the prescient title 'New York Yankees: End of an Era?'
1961: Roger Maris leads the Yankees in an 8-3 thrashing of the A's by belting his 27th homer of the year. He adds two doubles and a single. Maris has now hit 20 homers in the past 30 days (May 24 – June 22) to tie a mark set by Ralph Kiner in1947
1959: At Kansas City' Mickey Mantle drives in 6 runs with a triple and 2 homers to lead New York to a 13-6 win. Moose Skowron adds his 4th homer in 4 days to move New York to 3 games out of first place.
1957: The Yankees win their 9th game in a row' topping the White Sox' 6-5' at Yankee Stadium. Mickey Mantle's homer in the 1st starts the scoring' and Yogi Berra's blast in the 13th ends it.
1953: Charlie Hemphill, a turn of the century journeyman who played his last three years as a regular in the New York Highlanders' outfield, dies at the age of 77.
1952: At Chicago' Bob Kuzava shuts out the White Sox' 3-0' for New York. Yogi Berra homers for the Yanks. In the nitecap at Comiskey Park' Mickey Mantle provides New York's only scoring with a homer' as Marv Grissom wins for Chicago' 2-1.
1941: Edging the Tigers 5-4' the Yankees set an AL mark for homers in consecutive games at 18. The Tigers set the mark last year with 17. Joe DiMaggio homers and doubles to extend his hit streak to 35.
1939: At Comiskey Park' the Yankees whip the White Sox 6-1 to run their record to 44-11' the best start by any Major League team in the 20th century.
1934: The Yankees drop out of first place with a 4-1 loss to the Indians. Detroit, who power past Washington 11-3, take over the top spot.
1931: At St. Louis, the cellar-dwelling Browns salvage the final game of a 5-game series with the Yankees by outslugging their guests 14-10. Oscar Melillo scores 5 runs as the Brownies overcome a pair of homers by Lou Gehrig, each with Babe Ruth aboard. Gehrig hits 5 homers' 4 singles and 3 doubles in the series.
1916: Babe Ruth almost duplicates teammate Rube Foster's no-hitter' allowing just 3 singles' two of them by Frank Gilhooley' in beating the Yankees' 1-0. The game takes 1 hour and 18 minutes.
1912: At Fenway, the Red Sox take a pair from the Highlanders, 13-2 and 10-3, to complete a 5-game sweep of the New York club, who are heading for a last-place finish. Boston have scored 55 runs over the five contests.
1903: On the road in St. Louis' New York Highlander manager Clark Griffith (below) suspends catcher Jack O'Connor for insubordination. O'Connor' a St. Louis native' missed the first game of yesterday's doubleheader and was on hand for the second contest but refused to catch, saying he wasn't in condition to play.

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Aerin L. shared the following story with us about her dog Scout's rough start as an abandoned puppy, his subsequent recovery and his happy adoption:
Scout, a black Pit Bull-Chow mix, was found with his three brothers—all around four-months-old—emaciated, close to death, coated in fleas and ticks, and suffering from severe cases of Demodex mange. The shelter that was called in to rescue the puppies said it was the worst case of mange they had ever seen. Scout in particular had not a strand of hair on his body, was covered in fleas and ticks, and his eyes were swollen shut.
A woman who operated a rescue in the Chicago area fostered Scout, then known as LoveBug. When we went to the rescue to look at another dog, we met Scout. He was described as a sweet, fast learning, calm dog.
We adopted him and learned that his personality was far from what we anticipated. Untrained except for the command sit, we enlisted the help of a dog trainer who taught him "down," "heel," "go potty," "wait," "stay," and more. She socialized him and helped him work through his fear of cars.
My plan is to work with Scout so he can achieve the "Canine Good Citizenship Award" before enrolling him as a therapy dog at children's hospitals. I think children—especially those with cancer—will be able to connect with him. I hope they see his remarkable, and almost impossible, recovery as something they can look forward to. He's alive, well and happy.
Scout can help me educate the public about how loving Pit Bulls are and disprove the myths associated with the breed.
Pit Bulls are a loving bred we have owned one in the past and he was a sweet loving dog. People are the ones that make them mean.
I really hate humans. People. I know not all people are cruel but the ones make up for the way I feel.
Sometimes I wish that all animals, birds, insects, etc would leave this earth so I don't have to read such horrible things about them.
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Wonderful story! So glad to hear another pittie "gone good" story.
I am so happy that Scout is doing well and on a road to a remarkable recovery. We adopted a pit pull /boxer mix several years ago. The shelter said he/Max came from a home with 7 children and they family was moving and could not take the dog with them. this dog was so loveable and loved to take car rides and was completely obedient. He actually trained our first dog Casey to be obedient whom we adopted from the same shelter but he was found off the streets and showed signs of abuse. Pit bulls can be trained to be loveable pets and great with children, my dog Max was living proof. The myths needs to myths only...not facts.
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Ana Lisa Alperovich July 2, 2011 at 7:40 pm
Yes, that is right!
¨The Argentine version to American TOMS shoes, which are in fact a shoe design taken from Argentina's gauchos, alpargatas, was also standing at Puro Diseno Fair under the name of Paez Shoes. This very basic footwear made from canvas and a jute sole are very comfortable, biodegradable and comes in a wide variety of designs.¨
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"The Argentine version to American TOMS shoes, Paez Shoes, sells very basic footwear made from canvas and a jute sole." Sorry you got it wrong. Those shoes (alpargatas) have existed in Argentina for centuries now. It has been the preferred shoes in rural environment because they are cheap, durable and comfortable. TOMS' founder is in fact Argentinian and he 'export' the model to the US as a fashionable shoe.
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This weekend is the grand finale of the Festival events, and it started dreadfully. Torrential rain all night and no let-up until eleven o'clock, but much happened before then.
First thing in the morning The Vicus, anamazing Iron Age / Roman re-enactment group, arrived in force and took over our Celtic Village and the grounds around it. Our wood shelter became an armoury, the roundhouses were taken over for cooking and crafts, and outside the village our old furnace was fired up and used to smelt iron ore.
Things really got under way once the rain had cleared and the ground started to dry. Then it was a continuous stream of visitors for the rest of the day.
For me the highlights were:
- the trimmed down combat display where the Vicus's British warriors and Roman soldiers showed off their equipment and demonstrated the various merits of a range of spears. It was a trimmed down display because the rain had left things too wet underfoot for full-scale combat. But the forecast is good for the rest of the weekend, so tomorrow's performance should be the full extravaganza.
- watching the bloom come out of the furnace around 4:30. The Vicus's blacksmith has yet to pass judgement on the results, but they certainly looked pretty good. And when one considers that things only really got started around midday they seemed almost miraculous.
So tomorrow is the big one. In the Celtic Village we have a repeat of all of the above (with bronze casting substituted for iron smelting), and the festival will be brought to a show-stopping conclusion with a reenactment of a Roman cremation cemetery. Fingers crossed the weather stays with us.
July 2009
Look above: look within
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
On Wednesday and Thursday this week (29th and 30th July) Sue Fielding and Geoff Ward from the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales demonstrated building recording at St Fagans. Thanks to them, visitors had the chance to record a 500 year old house, Hendre'r Ywydd Uchaf, which once stood near Ruthin in the Vale of Clwyd.
I couldn't get to the event myself, but Adam Gwilt who helped organise things sent in this report.
"Geoff has been getting people to look more carefully at the way the house was built and showing young and old alike how to measure and draw the exposed timbers of a wall partition inside the house.
Sue has been enlisting the help of people, using the 'total station' survey equipment. Using a laser beam to record the dimensions and details of one of the rooms, a 3D drawing of the room has grown in front of our eyes on the laptop computer screen.
On Wednesday, the stream of people was slow but constant, though the torrential rain all day affected the numbers of visitors. After early showers on Thursday, the much improved weather brought people to us in significant numbers, at times queuing to enter the house to see what was going on!
We used a red flag banner to let visitors know that something was going on in this house in the large museum grounds, while the additional building trail developed for the Festival has helped some children to hunt for evidence relating to the long use of this building.
The event was a great success with Sue commenting: 'Many children have really enjoyed using our new survey equipment to generate an immediate visual and digital drawing of this historic house. I was really pleased that the Royal Commission was asked to contribute to the Festival events hosted by the national museum.' "
Sally conjuring colours
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
More photos from finished events... This time Sally demonstrating dyeing with natural dyes.
The orange comes from madder, the yellow from weld, blue from woad, and green is a mix of woad and weld.
The magic flute
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
A few photos from last weekend's "Magic flute" event in which Gareth Riseborough tried to make replicas of a medieval and a possible Neolithic flute.
He was successful in both projects. The medieval flute plays very well and looks fantastic. The Neolithic whistle looks the piece, but is very difficult to play - no fault of Gareth's there, the reason he was trying to replicate the original was to see whether it was actually a whistle, or whether it might have been simply a dog-chewed bone.
Colourful Pasts
Thanks to everyone who joined us last weekend and took part in the activities at the Celtic Village and St Teilo's Church. My roundhouse has never been so colourful! The walls look amazing, full of your wonderful artwork. Many of you also joined Tracey and Nia in St Teilo's Church and had a go at re-creating the wall paintings there. If you missed the activities then remember the Festival of British Archaeology continues here this weekend, 1-2 August.
Thanks to everyone who joined us last weekend and took part in the activities at the Celtic Village and St Teilo's Church. My roundhouse has never been so colourful! The walls look amazing, full of your wonderful artwork. Many of you also joined Tracey and Nia in St Teilo's Church and had a go at re-creating the wall paintings there. If you missed the activities then remember the Festival of British Archaeology continues here this weekend, 1-2 August.
Two great days at St Fagans
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
It's been a busy two days at the Festival. Yesterday started badly with torrential rain, but by midday the clouds cleared and St Fagans filled up with visitors.
It was the first day of the Magic Flute event in which Gareth Riseborough began a project to make replicas of a medieval and a possible Neolithic flute, both found in Wales. The original medieval flute was made from the foreleg of a large deer, and Gareth has sourced the correct bone for the project. He set up shop in the smaller of the roundhouses in the Celtic Village, and much of the morning was spent trimming down the bone, and answering a near continuous stream of questions from interested visitors.
Sally Pointer, manager of the museum's Glanely Gallery, worked alongside him demonstrating natural dyeing techniques and proving that people in the past wore clothes which were just as colourful as we have today. The grand finale of her demonstrations was the magical transformation that occurs when woad-dyed wool is removed from the dye pot, turning blue before your eyes. Fabulous.
In the roundhouse next door Ian Daniel, interpreter in the Celtic Village, ran wall painting workshops. Tired of the house's plain white walls, Ian had decided to enlist the public's help in transforming them with Celtic designs drawn from a portfolio compiled by museum conservator and Iron Age art specialist Mary Davis. By the end of the day dozens of children had covered every spare inch of white wall with an amazing array of designs – all painted with natural pigments.
There was so much going on in the village that I didn't have a chance to get over to St Teilo's Church where another team was running painting workshops of a different kind. But I made up for it with a few trips over there today to catch up on what was going on.
The painting activity proved extremely popular, with some children staying for over an hour while they created designs and learnt how these would have been transferred onto the walls of the church. Meanwhile for the adults there was the chance to hear museum conservator and pigment expert Penny Hill explain how medieval craftsmen had produced the original paintings at St Teilo's, and the lengths to which the museum has gone to ensure our reproductions are faithful to their work.
A highlight of the day for me was the chance to see Tillerman Beads at work producing Iron Age glass beads in their tent outside the Celtic Village. This was a real eye-opener and a good deal of time was spent in awe of Mike Poole as he created one amazing design after another. The crowds loved it too, with Su Poole providing expert commentary on the work, and explaining the history of glass beads using the incredible selection she had on display.
Tomorrow, Tillerman Beads continue their demonstrations, Gareth and Sally are back with their magic flute and dyeing events, Ian continues to enlist the support of budding artists to paint the inside of his roundhouse, and the team in the church will be back with more talks and painting workshops. Enough to ensure a good day out for all.
Andrew continues the bell making experiments
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
On Tuesday, Andrew Murphy, blacksmith at St Fagans continued the challenge to make a replica of an early medieval bell, begun by Tim Young earlier in the week. While Tim, had worked on brazing the body of the bell, Andrew worked on the handle. This is a loop which passes into the bell so it can be held from the top, while the bell's clapper hangs from a hook inside.
Andrew had several attempts at replicating the shape of the original bell's handle over the course of the day, with each attempt getting closer to the form we were after, and the event was enjoyed by the public throughout the day.
Pottery sorting workshops
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
Sian, who ran yesterday's pottery sorting workshop at National Museum Cardiff, sent me a photograph of some of the joining sherds they found among the mass of material from the Llandaff Cathedral School excavations (see earlier post for background).
They may not look like much, but by reconstructing these broken pots it's possible to work out what type of vessel they were once part of, what that vessel might have been used for, and sometimes when the pot was made. So, important stuff.
And how did we find these joining pieces from among the many hundred sherd jigsaw puzzle that came from the excavation? We enlisted the help of dozens of sharp-eyed museum visitors who were willing to spend some time, sorting, grouping, and fitting pieces together.
For visitors it was an interesting way to pass some time, for us it was an opportunity to make sense of the finds from an important site.
Piecing together the past
Festival of British Archaeology 2009
Today's events at National Museum Cardiff were Shadow Puppetry and Pottery Sorting.
I won't write too much about the Shadow Puppet workshops because I covered these in a previous post – suffice it to say that they continued to be hugely popular with children, a fact demonstrated by the quantity of cut up paper and bits and bobs left behind when the crowds finally cleared.
The Pottery Sorting was a new thing though. Here, visitors were helping museum staff with the real business of archaeology. Back in 2002, an excavation was carried out at Llandaff Cathedral School in Cardiff and a very large quantity of 13th and 14th-century pottery was found. This was all brought back to the museum and staff have slowly been sorting it out. But there are only so many hours in a day and this is an awful lot of pottery so, as part of last year's National Archaeology Week, we asked the public to help us make sense of it all. The event was so popular – and we still had so much pottery left over – that we ran it again this year.
So, with the help of about a hundred children and adults, Sian and Louise from the museum's archaeology department spent today sorting the broken pottery into different types: glazed and unglazed, rims, bases and decorated pieces.
It proved to be a surprisingly addictive activity, with one girl staying to help out for over an hour, and a visiting Californian potter finding herself drawn into the challenge of grouping the sherds, and trying to track down elusive joins between pieces. Sadly, no joining pieces were found but, as Sian said: "there's always tomorrow".
And tomorrow the team will be joined by Mark Redknap, the museum's medievalist who will be helping to make sense of it all.
Animations in a roundhouse
Visitors have flocked to the Celtic Village over the last couple of days to join with us in celebrating the Festival of British Archaeology. For me so far there have been several highlights. On Sunday people found shelter from the rain in the stone roundhouse, where in the dark the artist Sean Harris projected his animation film Dadeni onto the earth beaten floor. People are used to experiencing animations on TV, computers or in a cinema. Such an experience proved moving, eerie and played upon the senses. The moving images evoked past mythologies. You almost felt as if you had gathered with the ancestors around a warm fire and cauldron to share their stories, safe from the rain.
Tim Young and his team built a forge outside the Village. Their experiments in recreating the lost art of making Early Christian handbells drew the crowd. Tim felt, 'It was a successful weekend. We were trying to understand the technique not to produce a finished product. If we were going to do this for ten day's solid we'd be getting it right completely by the end. As it is we've cracked how to do the hearth - that's great, I like it - but we need to build on it.'
Mark Rednapp, from the archaeology department here, was with them. I asked him about his thoughts, 'The wonderful thing about experimental archaeology is that you leap from one idea to the next, one experiment to the next. Many things have passed through my mind: the skill needed to judge the temperature and timing, the amount of manual labour involved in keeping the bellows going, which remind us of early medieval slavery, but also of the apprenticeships learning from an early age by experience.'
The Festival continues until 2nd of August. Come and join my workshops 'Colouring the past' in the Celtic Village this weekend, the 25th and 26th of July.
Conserving Government Propaganda prints from the Great War
Historic Photography Project (Esmee Ffairburn)
Linking Natural Science Collections in Wales
Research in Norway and the Barents Sea
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Ohhhh, totally am smitten with your UJ quilt! Your mix of colors and the glimpses of JP are perfect! Have a fab weekend!ReplyDelete
the Union Jack quilt is GREATTTT! Just love the fabric, yes summer is here and try to enjoy "The Lazy Days of Summer". My memory before central air was to fill the small pool with water and getting in with the kids to cool off.ReplyDelete
I adore the UJ quilt - it's superb!ReplyDelete
oh my amy...ReplyDelete
you definitely have a full plate the next 2.5 months! can't wait to see more plastic bag outfits etc! your Union Jack is utter perfection....
Busy, busy, busy :) The Union Jack looks great!!! And the gang looks like a real hoot. I think I might have to submit an idea to see if I can get initiated. Who can pass up a fabric gang??ReplyDelete
Glad I am not the only one with a "deer in the headlights" look about summer break! I have not touched my machine in a week and I think I am going through withdrawal. :)ReplyDelete
Love the Union Jack quilt!
Love your Union Jack! And will we be seeing you in a gangsta pose like the others?ReplyDelete
Thanks for the link to the Dresden posts. I will be following these for sure!
Best of luck this summer:)Replies
Yes, although I make a pretty dweeby, un-intimidating gangster. :)Delete
I love your Union Jack. I know I'm coming a little late to that party, but what pattern did you use? Did you paper piece it? I've been wanting to make a UJ mug rug for a British friend who is gaga over the Diamond Jubilee, but the paper pieced patterns I've seen are a bit daunting.ReplyDelete
Enjoy your summer with the kiddos - my kids are all grown, and I kinda miss it.Replies
This is the pattern I used for the quilt: http://www.mkquiltdesigns.com/pattern%20pages/p-victorygarden.htmlDelete
I modified it slightly to use less fabric on the 'blue' fields. Instead I kind of paper-pieced that part - I traced the template in the pattern as my guide. They're big blocks, so it's not scary.
Your Union Jack quilt is gorgeous! Did you paper piece it? Please, please post a demo... ;)ReplyDelete
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Love your union flag quilt - it's the only jubilee related thing I've seen that I've liked actually! I'm all for the Queen and jubilee etc but I feel all over the whole red white and blue thing already. This however, is gorgeous! Good luck with your long, long holidays 2.5 months -wow! That makes our 6 weeks seem like a breeze!ReplyDelete
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Really love your Union Jack Quilt being a Canadian and love our Queen. Will love to see it when quilted. Have a wonderful summer with your kids. Blessings SandraReplyDelete
Amy, I just love your Union Jack quilt!! Such a fun quilt!! Happy June and Summer!! Yay!! xo HeatherReplyDelete
Wow! That Union Jack is amazing!ReplyDelete
Like those Union Jacks. And I heard about you gangstas from Jenni. That should be very interesting indeed.ReplyDelete
Enjoy your summer and make sure you're stocked up on the tp.
Ive loved your Union Jack quilts so much I ordered the pattern you suggested and it just came in the mail yesterday. I saw in one of your past posts that you do something a bit different to save fabric, I can see why. :) Any chance you can share that tip?? I love your blog and good luck with the gang :) Its going to be great!ReplyDelete
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Happy summer!!ReplyDelete
The gangster profiles are easily some of the funniest things I've read in quilt blog land. Whoever came up with the names deserves major credit! They're hilarious. As are the photos. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Aren't they hysterical? My favorite is Faith with the Hello Kitty machine and the spray baste!Delete
I am SOOO in love with your union jack quilt! I definitely need to make one of those!! :)ReplyDelete
Your Union Jack Quilt is gorgeous!! You are soooo good with fabric colors and combinations!! LOVE IT!!ReplyDelete
Haha... I was just reading last night about the highlights of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the first thought I had was "I bet Amy did a post about it." :) I just knew I'd see some Union Jacks on your blog this weekend.ReplyDelete
Your Union Jack is spectacular. I wish I had used more color in mine. But may be I'll add more color now to my London quilt. You're giving me ideas.ReplyDelete
Loving your union jacks :o) Unbelievably at FQR we managed to miss the entire thing, no matter how close we were!ReplyDeleteReplies
What? The Queen didn't pop into the FQR? I thought that was an official part of the Jubilee festivities!Delete
I love your Union Jack quilt - it looks fantastic! I have been enjoying some union jack projects in honour of the Olympics - its a great excuse for me to be patriotic!ReplyDelete
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Haste softcap for certain healers.
Hello, i have seen the Combat table Coverage for tanks. And im wonderting if its anything like this for healer classes?
It would be very nice if you could answear me on this And if you know any, please send a link, or tell me where to get it.
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Haste softcap for certain healers.
Any links to a site that shows this ?
I may be over-complicating this, but I am having a hard time actually understanding what you are looking for.
Combat Table Coverage (CTC from here onwards) is a metric that tanks (predominantly Protection specced Paladins and Warriors) use to determine how close they are to blocking every hit from a boss that is not avoided through parrying, dodging or being missed. The only thing relevant to healing about CTC (and having it full) is that the tank with full CTC will ultimately require less healing than a tank without full CTC. To the best of my knowledge, healers do not have to contend with these mechanics.
This, inevitably I guess, leads me to ask you if you could possibly reword your question as I am having trouble working out what you actually mean by this:
I would love to help, but I can't really do that until I understand what you are looking forAnd im wonderting if its anything like this for healer classes?
A healing combat table...
Heals can have 3 possible results.
1. A normal heal.
2. A critical heal.
3. Target is immune.
Those three events comprise 100% of healing spells cast.
External mechanics such as debuffs can effect healing. For example, healing can have a reduced effect or no effect at all as the result of a healing debuff. Targets can also effectively be immune to heals (effects like a Druid's Cyclone), there is a difference between being immune and having the effect reduced to 0.
That's every possible event that can occur as the result of a heal.
So as far as a "healing combat table" is concerned, there are only two events which can be controled... non-crit and crit. Both events are restricted to a maximum of 100% of the events which occur. Increasing crit decreases the amount of non-crits.
Tanks, shield tanks in particular, like to focus on maximizing combat table coverage in order to push events such as normal hit off the possibility of results. They have a clearly defined goal. The same is not true of healers. You're trying to apply the logic of a tank to a healer when functionally a healer is actually closer to a DPS than a tank.
Healers have two concerns.
1. Throughput
2. Sustainability
They increase throughput by increasing throughput stats of Spell Power, Intellect, Crit, Haste, and Mastery. This increases the effectiveness of their healing per spell.
They increase sustainability by increasing Mana Pool, Intellect, and Spirit. Sustainability however is not only gauged by these stats. Increasing throughput actually increases sustainability because you heal the same amount in fewer spells, thus resulting in more mana left. Additionally if you heal larger with smaller efficient spells your spell selection may also be altered by your elevated throughput (if you can afford to cast two efficient heals instead of one inefficient heal you last longer healing efficiently).
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Would help if we knew which class. If you're asking what I think you're asking, yes there are certain "caps" and stat goals to hit for various classes.Hello, i have seen the Combat table Coverage for tanks. And im wonderting if its anything like this for healer classes?
It would be very nice if you could answear me on this And if you know any, please send a link, or tell me where to get it.
I have a holy priest healer.
Maybe he means the 12.5% (almost sure thats how much) haste priests need for the 5th renew tick, then itemizing mostly for mastery or crit.
I pretty much see this question as Fetzie already explained. CTC is a tanking mechanic, it doesent apply to healing. As Quintafoi put out, healers concerns are different. While a tank worries about ctc to make healing him easier, healers try to put out maximum sustained healing.
Trying to find the parallel OP might have wanted to find between healing and tanking, maybe he is looking for certain goals to prioritize itemization (like block tanks fo for mastery) untill a certain "cap" which in turn pushes the itemization value of other stats more important (thus my example of haste untill 12.5% then something else).


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This bird made hawk-watching famous. Thousands of birders gather to watch the annual fall migration of broad-winged hawks. They start in September in New England, traveling down the Appalachian ridges on their way to their wintering grounds in South America. They occur in light and dark (rare) morphs, females are slightly larger than males, juveniles different from adults. Polytypic (6 ssp.; nominate in North America). Length 16" (41 cm); wingspan 34" (86 cm).
Identification The smallest North American buteo. Dark morph: adult has an all-dark body with dark wing coverts and silvery flight feathers, the dark tail has a wide white band. The juvenile is dark with variable light streaking on body and wing coverts. Light-morph adult: Head, back, and wings are brown, throat is white, wing tips dark, dark tail with 1 wide white band. A second, thinner band may be visible on the fanned tail. Undersides are white with brown or rufous barring across breast, less on the belly. Some individuals may have a solid-colored dark breast, giving the bird a dark bib. Juvenile: brown above like adult, but with pale superciliary line on head, dark malar stripe; brown tail has multiple darker bands, widest band at tip. Underparts are white with dark streaking on breast and belly, but amount of streaking is highly variable, sometimes almost absent. Flight: wing tips are more pointed than those of the other common buteos, and the trailing edge is almost straight. Adult has pale wing linings and flight feathers contrasting with dark primary tips, a wide dark band along the trailing edge of the wing. Juveniles have slightly longer tails, but the same wing silhouette with the trailing edges not as dark. Backlit wings show a light rectangle at the base of the primaries. Underwing coverts are variably streaked, as is the belly. Wingbeats are stiff; it soars on flat wings.
Similar Species When flying, a juvenile red-shouldered hawk shows light crescents at base of primaries and a longer tail. Perched, it has a brown tail with dark bands, 3 bands on folded secondaries. Juvenile Cooper's hawk can show the same overall markings, but no malar stripe; shorter, barred wings and much longer tail give a different shape.
Voice A thin, whistled kee-eee, rarely in migration, easily whistled by blue jays.
Status and Distribution Common. Breeding: nests in woodlands throughout eastern North America to eastern Texas and Minnesota, in Canada west to Alberta and British Columbia. The rare dark morph nests in western Canada. Migration: famed for migrating in groups (called "kettles"), generally utilizing updrafts along mountain ridges. Reluctant to cross open water. The Great Lakes create good viewing spots in both fall (Lake Erie) and spring (Lake Ontario). During the last 6 days in September, typically over 700,000 broad-wings pass over Corpus Christi, Texas. Winter: small numbers, usually juveniles, in southern Florida and southern Texas, rare in California. Vagrant: dark morph birds casually seen in the East, mostly in spring migration.
Population Stable, as far as is known.
—From the National Geographic book Complete Birds of North America, 2006
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FIDE GP: Eljanov back in the lead
After nine rounds Pavel Eljanov is back in the lead in Astrakhan. The Ukrainian GM drew just three games, and he's the only one who collected 5.5 points so far.
The 6th FIDE Grand Prix takes place May 10-24 in Astrakhan, Russia. Akopian (2694), Alekseev (2700), Gashimov (2734), Gelfand (2741), Eljanov (2751), Inarkiev (2669), Ivanchuk (2741), Jakovenko (2725), Leko (2735), Mamedyarov (2763), Ponomariov (2733), Rajabov (2740), Svidler (2735) and Wang Yue (2752) play. More details can be found in our first report.
Round 6
Tournament leader Pavel Eljanov lost his first game, with White against Evgeny Alekseev. In a Queen's Indian the Russian seemed better prepared and not only did he keep improving his position, but also his advantage on the clock. Around move 27 Eljanov had 9 minutes left for 13 moves against Alekseev's 26 minutes. White soon lost a pawn and eventually the game.
This allowed Ernesto Inarkiev to grab sole lead, by beating Boris Gelfand with the black pieces. After 19 moves of Semi-Slav theory Black equalized comfortably and then got the upper hand. After 26…b4 White had to give up two pieces for the rook and then Inarkiev never let go.
Jakovenko and Ponomariov played a sharp game in a line of the Exchange Grünfeld that has been topical since Giri-Sutovsky, Corus 2010. In a difficult position Ponomariov blundered with 21…Qc6? missing 22.Bxb5! immediately winning an important pawn. Although he then put up a lot of resistance, the Ukrainian couldn't prevent a loss.
This round saw yet another decisive game: Akopian-Wang Yue 0-1. In the main line of the Petroff, the Chinese GM showed once again that it's well possible to play for a win with Black too.
Rounds 7
Inarkiev's lead was short-lived, as he lost the next game to Eljanov. They went for the topical 6...Qb6 line of the Advance Caro-Kann, where 11.Kd2 was new. Inarkiev's 13.g4!? was quite inventive but Eljanov's solid answer left White with a worse position. He had to give a pawn and for an Eljanov in good form this is enough to win.
Alekseev continued with another win to move into joint second place. The Russian defeated Akopian in a (very) Closed Ruy Lopez: the 12.d5 line of the Chigorin Defence. With 23.bxc4! he opened the queenside when Black decided to go all or nothing on the kingside, but it was nothing.
Rounds 8
This round saw the all Ukrainian derby Eljanov-Ponomariov. In a Catalan/Bogo Indian hybrid, White was the first to seize the initiative, and gained the control over the c-file in a queenless middlegame. However, Black's nice prophylactic ideas Kf8-e8 and Rb8 before breaking open the queenside proved strong. The initiative went over to Black, and he clinched the full point after another mistake on move 43 by Eljanov in the rook ending.
After two wins, Alekseev was defeated in this eight round, by Mamedyarov. In the same opening as in Eljanov-Ponomariov, Mamedyarov tried an interesting new set-up that involved leaving his queen's knight on b1 until move 25! It looks like 18...Ng4 was wrong.
The game of the round, and in fact of the tournament thus far, was Akopian-Inarkiev. Watch what happened:
Position after 14.b3
It looked like White was crushed like a patzer when Inarkiev played the obvious 14...Nxd5, but then it became clear what Akopian had in mind: 15.Nxf7!. Inarkiev responded well and gave up his queen to get a dynamically equal position. At some point Akopian avoided a move repetition and he was rewarded with the full point after 104 moves, when he won a Q vs R ending.
Rounds 9
Eljanov did it again. His last five (!) games ended in '0-1', and being Black himself, he regained the sole lead on top of the leaderboard. And he did it in nice, Capablanca style, slowly outplaying Radjabov with the black pieces in a Ragozin ending.
The only other decisive game was the second win in a row for Mamedyarov, also with the black pieces. The Azeri defeated Inarkiev, who went for the rare 3.c4 in the Sicilian and continued somewhat passively. Mamedyarov showed his usual aggressive style and occupied the center with many pawns, which at some point cost White a piece.
Report based on the tournament website
Photo courtesy of FIDE, more here
Games rounds 6-9
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Astrakhan Grand Prix 2010 | Round 9 Standings
Astrakhan Grand Prix 2010 | Schedule & results
Today is the second and last rest day of the tournament. With four rounds to go, Wang Yue and Radjabov will have to do better to reach the second and last spot in the Candidates. Gashimov and Jakovenko seem to have better chances right now, but the calculations remain complicated. We'll repeat here what we mentioned before, and what Thomas pointed out. It makes most sense to look at two best results of the players who still have a chance to finish second:
Radjabov 303.3
Wang Yue 273.3
Gashimov 263.3
Ivanchuk 245.0
Jakovenko 243.3
Leko 240.0
The idea is that the third (worst) result doesn't matter if they do better in Astrakhan. It follows that the maximum number of points any player can get is [number above] + 180 for clear first. The players' chances are as follows:
- Radjabov can obviously defend his qualifying spot.
- Wang Yue is through if he finishes clear first (Radjabov can tie if he's clear second, but has the inferior fourth result which is the tiebreaker).
- If Gashimov finishes clear first, Radjabov can stay ahead of him (but then Gashimov should get the wildcard, or would it go to Mamedyarov who is currently higher-rated?)
- If Ivanchuk is clear first, Radjabov needs to be at least clear third to stay ahead of Chucky. Noone else could catch him. This is because Ivanchuk's score is "most improvable" - he had one really bad result in Nalchik (12th-14th) which will be deleted.
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After my quick and not double-checked calculations the current provisional Grand Prix standings look like this:
Aronian 500
Gashimov 385.33
Jakovenko 365.33
Grischuk 363.33
Radjabov 363.33
Leko 362.5
Wang Yue 353.33
But it's still all so close, and with so many shared places half a point more or less can make a huge difference in GP total. I don't think we will know the 2nd qualifier until the very end of this tournament.
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I get the same result, so now it's triple-checked :-)
The way I see it, Gashimov is currently holding the best chances.
- Jakovenko will have to make more points in the last 4 rounds than Gashimov.
- Leko will have to make more points than each of Gashimov and Jakovenko,
- Wang will have to make more points than each of the aforementioned.
- And Radjabov will have to make more points than each of the aforementioned, and then it may still not be enough.
That's just roughly speaking, of course. I'm sure it's possible to create a scenario where this doesn't hold true.
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On the menu for the remaining rounds:
- Leko and Jakovenko still have the advantage of the black pieces against Eljanov :)
- Key games may be
round 12: Gashimov-Radjabov - damage control for Radjabov to keep/regain some of the lead in the standings he had before the tournament? Or, if Gashimov wins, both "qualify" for the candidates event (Radjabov gets the organizer wildcard)!?
round 13: Leko-Gashimov - "even Leko" may have winning chances against Gashimo'v's beloved Benoni, but he often has problems under final round pressure.
To make things more complicated, German Chessbase has speculated that the third place in the final GP standings could become relevant. Aronian said he won't play in Baku, and apparently FIDE cannot find a co-organizer for the candidates event. Of course this would be a major scandal. Then even Grischuk, who already played his four GP events, could qualify - if Jakovenko falls a bit behind in the final rounds of Astrakhan (currently Grischuk's tiebreak - fourth GP results - would be superior to Radjabov's).
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@"Third place in the final GP standings could become relevant" - yes, let's hope that doesn't happen. It would be especially awkward if one the Azeris is in third place, as it would invite all kinds of speculations.
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Actually I would like to see Grischuk in the candidates event ... but not at the expense of Aronian.
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That´s quite messed up with the Candidates tournament. Bad that they couldn´t organize the tournament in Germany or other neutral countries which don´t have political conflicts.
I hope Gashimov will win and Grischuk or Ivanchuk takes the wild card, but i don´t know if this is possible. ;0
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Go Teimour!!!
(Though he's playing today aginst other of my favorites, Akopian)
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Eljanov won again on round 10.
It's kind of unfair, but whoever said Eljanov was not even on the same league as Ivanchuk may begin to have an unexpected reason! :-)
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If Eljanov keeps this level of play he may become one of the top elite players soon, really outstanding result until now and a lot of decisive games!
And i´m happy Gashimov won today.. go Gashimov!!!
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Hugo van Hengel
4 years 7 months ago
Ranking in GP after 10th round in Astrakhan:
Aronian 500
Gashimov 413,3
Radjabov 378,3
Jakovenko 363,3
Grischuk 363,3
Wang Yue 353,3
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All games completed except Radjabov vs. Wang (Wang has advantage). If Wang wins he qualifies for the candidates, if drawn Radjabov qualifies.
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Radjabov drew, so he's in in the Candidates. Grischuk is no. 3 in the final standing - in case someone withdraws from the Candidates, he's the reserve.
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Like I said, half a point more or less and your GP total changes dramatically. We will have to wait until the last move is played.
It's a pitty that the whole Grand Prix campaign was marred with so many difficulties and changes. The concept really isn't such a bad one - if you want' to be the challenger you have to put in a constant performance against the fellow elite over an extended period of time.
Of course there were quite a lot of top players who outright refused to have anything with GP from the beginning (Topalov, Kramnik, Morozevich, Shirov, etc.), but so it gave a chance for some new players to emerge. Names like Gashimov, Wang Yue, Eljanov, Alekseev, Jakovenko didn't mean much before. Now we all know them.
I would like to see such a series again in the future. But of course without all the changes and back and forths. We can do without those :)
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Here is the final classification:
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Radical Caveman
4 years 7 months ago
In the 11th round, Radjabov has just vaulted past his countryman Gashimov in the Grand Prix standings after Radjabov beat Ponomariov and Gashimov lost to another Azerbaijani, Mamedyarov. With just two rounds to play, here is how the battle for second in the overall Grand Prix results (behind Aronian) shapes up. If the rest of the tournament is all draws, we would have:
Radjabov 425.8
Gashimov 385.8
Jakovenko 365.8
Wang Yue 353.3
In the actual tournament standings, Wang Yue currently has 5.5 and the other three are tied at 6. Ponomariov also has 6, and Eljanov actually solidly leads the tourney with 7, but neither are in Grand Prix contention. Radjabov has Black against Gashimov in an ultra-crucial game in the next round, then has White against Wang Yue in the final round. He's in solid control of his own destiny...but crazy things can still happen.
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It's a messy situation after round 12 - while Radjabov is the favourite, he can't be sure that a draw is enough to qualify. There could easily be a bunch of people on 7 points, which means that the difference in GP points between those on 7.5 and those on 7 would become large enough for Gashimov or Jakovenko to surpass Radjabov, in case they win their games.
This much is certain:
If Radjabov wins, he qualifies.
Wang, Gashimov and Jakovenko all need to win AND be lucky.
All seven games can influence the outcome.
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