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Magic: The Gathering formats
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Magic: The Gathering formats are different ways in which the Magic: The Gathering collectible card game can be played. Each format provides rules for deck construction and gameplay. The tournament formats officially sanctioned by the DCI fall into two categories, Constructed and Limited.[1] Constructed formats are those in which players may build their deck from all the available cards in the format and construct their deck prior to playing in the tournament. Limited formats, on the other hand, involve a restricted and unknown pool of cards, usually created by opening Magic products. These formats require players to build their decks as part of the tournament, with time allotted for deck building.
Sanctioned Constructed formats include Standard, Modern, Vintage, Legacy, and Block Constructed.[1] The primary two sanctioned Limited formats are Sealed Deck and Booster Draft.[1] A wide variety of other formats have been designed by players of the game for custom gameplay or cost reduction; these are known as casual formats.[2]
Sanctioned formats[edit]
There are a number of common rules that can be found across a variety of different sanctioned formats. These rules may also apply to casual formats.
Sanctioned Constructed[edit]
Constructed formats, as opposed to Limited formats, allow players to build decks from the entirety of the legal cards available in the specified format. Which cards are legal in a constructed format is one of the main variations between the various formats.[1] In Constructed format tournaments, players build their deck in advance of the tournament. There are currently five sanctioned Constructed formats: Vintage, Legacy, Modern, Standard and Block Constructed.
The following rules apply to all current sanctioned Constructed formats:[3]
- Constructed decks must contain a minimum of 60 cards. There is no maximum deck size, however, the player must be able to shuffle their deck unassisted.
- Players may have a sideboard of up to a maximum of 15 cards, and exchanges of cards between games are not required to be on a one-for-one basis, so long as the player adheres to the 60 card minimum deck size.[4]
- With the exception of basic land cards, and Relentless Rats, a player's combined deck and sideboard may not contain more than four of any individual card, counted by its English card title equivalent. All cards named Plains, Island, Swamp, Mountain, and Forest are basic.
- A card may only be used in a particular format if the card is from a set that is legal in that format or has the same name as a card from a set that is legal in that format.
- Cards banned in a specific format may not be used in decks for that format. Cards restricted in a specific format may only have one copy in a deck, including sideboard.
The Standard format is continually one of the most popular formats in the constructed deck tournament scene. It is the format most commonly found at Friday Night Magic tournaments, played weekly at many hobby shops. Standard's former name was "Type 2". This format consists of the most recent "Core Set" release and the two most recent "Block" releases, with one exception. "Rotation" occurs every Northern Hemisphere Autumn/Fall when the first set of the new "Block" releases and becomes Standard Legal. From the time the new "Core Set" is released in early summer, until rotation occurs, 2 core sets are legal. The current Standard set includes Born of the Gods, Journey into Nyx, Theros, the Magic 2015 Core Set and Khans of Tarkir..[5] As well as Fate Reforged
Modern is the newest constructed format. Modern was created by Wizards of the Coast in the Spring of 2011 as a response to the increasing popularity of the Legacy format, which although popular proved difficult to access due to the high price of staple cards.[6] Wizards of the Coast is unwilling to reprint some of these cards due to the Reserved List,[7] a list of cards Wizards promised never to reprint in order to protect card prices.[6] Therefore, Modern was designed as a new format that would exclude all cards on the Reserved List, allowing the format to be cheaper than Legacy.
Modern allows cards from all core sets beginning with the 8th Edition core set and all expansion printed afterwards.[8] The 8th Edition core set was when Magic cards began to be printed in modern card frames, and this is where the name for the format is derived.[9] Wizards believed this cutoff would have the advantage of giving a visual cue as to which cards are legal in the Modern format.[6]
The format maintains its own banned list.[8] Cards are banned on the basis of their power level, as in all constructed formats outside Vintage.[6] The first official tournament to be held using the format was Pro Tour Philadelphia in September 2011.[10] The first Grand Prix to use the format was Grand Prix Lincoln in February 2012.[11]
The Vintage format, formerly known as Type 1, allows cards from all sets that are legal for constructed play (known as an "Eternal" format). Vintage maintains a small banned list and a larger restricted list. Unlike in the other formats, the DCI does not ban cards in Vintage for power level reasons. Rather, cards currently banned in Vintage are those that either involve ante, manual dexterity (Falling Star, Chaos Orb), or cards could hinder event rundown(Shahrazad and Conspiracy cards). Cards that raise power level concerns are instead restricted to one per deck.[12] Vintage is currently the only format in which cards are restricted. Because of the expense in acquiring the old cards to play competitive Vintage, many Vintage tournaments are unsanctioned and permit players to use a certain number of proxy cards. These are treated as stand-ins of existing cards and are not normally permitted in tournaments sanctioned by the DCI.[12]
Legacy is another "Eternal" constructed format. It also allows cards from all legal sets, but unlike Vintage, it maintains only a banned list, and cards are banned in Legacy for power level reasons. The format evolved from Type 1.5, which allowed cards from all sets and maintained a banned list corresponding to Vintage: all cards banned or restricted in the old Type 1 were banned in Type 1.5.[13] The modern Legacy format began in 2004, as the DCI separated Legacy's banned list from Vintage and banned many new cards to reduce the power level of the format.[13]
Wizards has supported the format with Grand Prix events[14] and the release of preconstructed Legacy decks on Magic Online in November 2010.[15] The first Legacy Grand Prix was Grand Prix Philadelphia in 2005.[16]
Block Constructed[edit]
The Block Constructed format uses only the cards from a single block of Magic sets.[1] Magic sets since Mirage have come in groups (usually of three) known as blocks.[17] Block Constructed formats, and blocks themselves, usually take the name of the first set in the block.[1] For example, the Ravnica Block Constructed format consists of Ravnica: City of Guilds, Guildpact, and Dissension.[18] Only cards that were printed in the sets in the appropriate block can be used in Block Constructed formats.
The Lorwyn block was the first block to contain only two sets, Lorwyn and Morningtide. However, this block is combined with the Shadowmoor block, which also only contained two sets, to make the Lorwyn-Shadowmoor Block Constructed format.[18]
Sanctioned Limited[edit]
Limited formats are so-called because they require players to build their decks from a more limited pool of cards than Constructed formats. Limited formats require players to open a specified number of Magic products, they then must work exclusively with the cards that came from that product. Due to the nature of Limited formats, players cannot build their decks in advance of the tournament and must build their deck within the tournament itself.[1] There are currently two sanctioned Limited formats: Sealed Deck and Booster Draft.
The following rules apply to all current sanctioned Limited formats:[3]
- Limited decks must contain a minimum of 40 cards. There is no maximum deck size, however, the player must be able to shuffle their deck unassisted.
- Players are not restricted to four of any one card in Limited tournament play.
- Any drafted or opened cards not used in a player's Limited deck function as his or her sideboard. Players may request additional basic land cards for their sideboard. There are no restrictions on the number of cards a player may exchange this way as long as the main deck contains at least forty cards. Cards do not need to be exchanged on a one-for-one basis.
Sealed Deck[edit]
In Sealed Deck tournaments, each player receives six booster packs to build a deck.[3] Depending on which sets are to be used in a sealed deck event, the distribution of packs can vary greatly. For example, a Magic 2010 sealed deck event consists of six Magic 2010 boosters, but a sanctioned Shards of Alara block sealed deck event consists of two Shards of Alara, two Conflux, and two Alara Reborn booster packs.
Booster Draft[edit]
In a booster draft, several players (usually eight) are seated around a table and each player is given three booster packs.[1] Each player opens a pack, selects a card from it and passes the remaining cards to his or her left. Each player then selects one of the 14 remaining cards from the pack that was just passed to him or her, and passes the remaining cards to the left again. This continues until all of the cards are depleted. The process is repeated with the second and third packs, except that the cards are passed to the right in the second pack.[1] Players then build decks out of any cards that they selected during the drafting and add as many basic lands as they choose. Each deck built this way must have a minimum of 40 cards, including basic lands.
Rochester Draft[edit]
Rochester Draft is a booster draft variant that was formerly a sanctioned format. The last Pro Tour event to use the format was Pro Tour Nagoya 2005.
The format differs from traditional booster draft in that packs are opened one at a time and are laid out for each player to see. Players openly pick one card from the pack in turn. Once each player has picked a card from the booster pack, the draft order reverses so that the last player to draft a card from the pack takes the next draft pick and then passes the pack back the way it came. Once each player has opened a booster and followed this process, the final player to open a booster opens their next booster and the draft pick order is reversed. The process is repeated until each player has opened three booster packs each and all the cards in those packs have been drafted.[19]
Cube Draft[edit]
Cube Draft is a booster draft variant in which the pool of cards is a predetermined set of cards chosen for the purpose of drafting them. The pool of cards is known as a Cube and usually contains a minimum of 360 cards to accommodate an eight-player booster draft.[20] The cards used in a Cube are usually unique so that no card appears more than once in a draft. Typically, the card pool is an amalgamation of powerful cards from throughout the history of Magic, although the card pool can be whatever theme is desired.
The Cube Draft format has been sanctioned by Magic Online in 2012, albeit for limited time runs.[21] Cube Draft was first used as a sanctioned format at the 2012 Magic Players Championship.[22]
Sanctioned Multiplayer[edit]
Traditionally, Magic is a game that is played between two players, however, it is also possible to play with multiple players. Despite the existence of numerous multiplayer formats, Two-Headed Giant is currently the only multiplayer format that has been officially sanctioned by the DCI.
Two-Headed Giant[edit]
Two-Headed Giant (2HG) is a team game where pairs of players share turns and life totals.[1] Each player has their own separate deck and plays independently of their teammate, however, teammates share the goal of defeating the opposing team.[1]
The Two-Headed Giant format can be used to play Constructed or Limited games.[1] In Constructed Two-Head Giant the combined decks of a team must not include more than four of any individual card.[23]
In June 2005, rules for handling multiplayer games were added to the official rulebook, and "Two-Headed Giant" team play became the first multiplayer format to be sanctioned by the DCI.[24] The first Two-Headed Giant Grand Prix was Grand Prix Amsterdam in 2007.[25] The first and thus far only Pro Tour to be held under the Two-Headed Giant format was Pro Tour San Diego in 2007.[26]
Casual formats[edit]
Casual play groups and even Wizards of the Coast have developed many alternative formats for playing the game. These formats are designed to accommodate larger numbers of players, to allow two or more players to work together as a team, or create specific requirements for deck construction. They are distinct from the officially sanctioned formats such as Legacy, Vintage, Extended, Standard, or Block Constructed, which are organized by the DCI and merely define the available card pool, but don't change the rules.
Many of these variants are popular in tournament play, though not all have support from Wizards of the Coast. Several casual formats have been implemented in Magic: The Gathering Online.
Casual Constructed[edit]
As with sanctioned formats, most casual formats can be categorised into Constructed or Limited formats. Casual constructed formats include:
In the Singleton format, players are allowed to use only one of each card instead of the usual limit of four. This variation is also known as "Highlander" (named after the catchphrase "There can be only one" of the movies), "Legendary" (in Magic, before the Magic 2014 Core Set rule change, there could only be one of any legend card in the game), or "Restricted" (tournament formats with a restricted list insist that decks have no more than one of those cards) Magic. Some players of this format require that the decks have a minimum of 100 cards, ban sideboards, and institute a special rule for mulligans with hands having either too many or too few lands.[27][28][29][30]
In Prismatic[31] or 5-Color,[32] players must build very large decks (at least 250 cards) and accommodate a minimum number of cards of each color. This format was first developed by Kurt Hahn and several other players in the Milwaukee area.[33] 5-Color is managed by the 5CRC, which while not affiliated with Wizards of the Coast or the DCI, does organize tournaments, has its own list of banned and restricted cards and has a world championship held at Gen Con. It also supports ante cards, an initial component of the rules for Magic that has since been deprecated. When Magic Online was under development, this format was requested by many users, and it was added as "Prismatic" with slight differences. An additional "big deck" mulligan is also standard online, allowing players to compensate for hands with too many or too few lands.
Pauper[34] is a Magic variant in which card legality is based on in-game rarity. In Pauper only common cards are legal. It was added as an official format on Magic Online December 1, 2008[35]
While in Pauper only common cards are legal, in Peasant a deck may contain up to 5 uncommon cards and the rest must be common. Peasant Magic was created by Rob Baranowski[36] who felt that players with limited access to cards should still have an opportunity for competitive play. Tournaments for this format have taken place at Gen Con since 2001. However, the original banned list is considered to be outdated and most tournaments are played by the rules of the largest active Peasant community.[37]
Rainbow Stairwell[edit]
In the Rainbow Stairwell format, players make a 60 card deck utilizing six cards from each color and the artifacts. These six cards must have a converted mana cost ranging from one to six, with each card taking up one of six slots.[38] Rules differ on what is allowed for the 24 land slots, with the simplest rule being 4 of each type of basic land; others allow nonbasic lands, but only if the entire cycle is used.
Tribal Wars[edit]
Tribal Wars is a constructed casual format in which one-third of every deck must be of a single creature type.[2][39] Common tribes in Magic include elves, goblins, and merfolk. Certain cards are banned in the Magic Online variant of Tribal Wars that would be overly swingy against known enemy Tribal decks, such as Circle of Solace or Engineered Plague.[40]
Casual Limited[edit]
Limited casual formats include all the sanctioned formats as well.
Back Draft[edit]
Back Draft is a draft variant where each player tries to build the worst deck possible, because each player gives another player that deck to play in the tournament.[2] To avoid mana problems, players choose what lands to add in the deck after they are "backdrafted". Scoring is usually done where a player gains a point each time the deck they play with wins and each time the deck they built loses.
Reject Rare Draft[edit]
Reject Rare Draft[41] is a format in which each player donates 45 cards (the same number as in 3 regular boosters) and then draft as normal. The rares are "donated", as everyone takes home the deck they draft and no attempt is made to return the rares to the original owners, as all the rares donated must be able to be categorized as an "unplayable" rares occasionally printed by MTG for any number of reasons. Hence "reject rare draft". This variant was developed at Neutral Ground, a gaming store owned by Brian David-Marshall, a columnist for Wizards and noted commentator in the Magic world.
Type 4[edit]
In the Type 4 or Limited Infinity[42] format, players randomly draft a 45 card deck from a large card pool (similar to a cube draft) without knowing the cards included in their deck. Players get infinite mana but are only allowed 1 spell per turn (1 each turn, their own and 1 during each opponent's turn). A starting hand is 5 cards.
Casual Multiplayer[edit]
The majority of multiplayer formats are casual formats, with Two-Headed Giant being the only multiplayer format to ever be sanctioned. Many formats can be adapted for multiple players, however, some formats are designed specifically for play with multiple players. Multiplayer formats include:
The simplest format is the free-for-all, where players sit in a circle and vie with those around them to be the final surviving player. Sometimes restrictions are added on who can be attacked in large free-for-alls - e.g. a player can only attack players sitting next to them.
One variant is "Star"[43] (also called "Pentagram", "Five-Point", "Rainbow", "Five-Player Star", and "Color War") and involves exactly five players, each playing one of the colors of Magic (Note: Artifacts are allowed, but no off color cards (including multi-color or hybrids) may be used). Players sit in color wheel order (White, Blue, Black, Red, Green) and try to defeat the two diametrically opposed "enemy" players. A player wins when both enemy colors are eliminated from the game and defeating your two enemy colors is known as the "victory condition." It is possible to have multiple winners — such as an allied victory, where two players have met the victory condition at the same time (Example: Blue and White share the win when Green and Black have already been eliminated and Red is the last player to be eliminated. In this example, White and Blue have both reached the victory condition simultaneously - thus an "allied victory")
Color | Allied Colors | Enemy Colors |
White | Green and Blue | Black and Red |
Blue | White and Black | Red and Green |
Black | Blue and Red | Green and White |
Red | Black and Green | White and Blue |
Green | Red and White | Blue and Black |
Alternative variants of "Star" are where each player plays more than one color. For example, in a game of Star with allied color pair decks, the White/Blue deck would win once both Red decks (White and Blue's mutual enemy) were defeated - Red/Black and Red/Green.
In the Assassin format, players are randomly assigned "targets" to defeat, such as via shuffle of basic land cards. Players score points for delivering the finishing blow to their assigned target as well as being the last survivor. Defeating another player grants you their "contract", and thus a new target to attack. Formats differ on what drawing your own contract means — whether it be a reshuffle (if at start of the game) or a "wild card" that allows you to gain points for any player defeated.[44][45]
In the Emperor format, two teams, each generally composed of three players, play to ensure their central player (the "Emperor") outlasts the other.[2] A team wins the game when the opposing Emperor has been eliminated, it does not matter if that team has any other players left on the team. Teams can either be pre determined or randomly decided. After teams have been selected Emperors are decided in the same fashion. Range of influence is a standard rule enforced upon each emperor during a game. It is widely debated what a fair range of influence is and should be discussed before the match. (Example: An Emperor with a ROI of 1 can only cast spells and abilities as far as 1 player to his left or right. A ROI of 2 enables targeting of 2 players left or right. This effectively allows emperors to use harmful spells on non emperor enemy players) Another rule worth noting is all permanents gain a tap ability that reads "Target player gains control of this permanent." Summoning sickness affects use of this rule. If a player leaves the game for any reason all of their permanents leave the game as well regardless of who controls them.
Variant Magic: The Gathering products[edit]
Wizards of the Coast have released a number of official products creating new, or supporting existing, casual formats. Below is a list of the formats these products were created for.
In this variant, each player has a special card that affects the game. These cards change the players' starting life total and cards in hand, and have additional effects as well. Vanguard initially began with special oversized Vanguard cards, released as part of various promotions.[46] Only four sets of avatar cards were made before the product was discontinued. The cards featured depicted major characters from the storyline of Magic, including Gerrard Capashen, Karn and Squee. A new version of Vanguard was eventually added to Magic Online, with a player's avatar filling the role of the oversized physical cards.[47] Players are given a standard set of avatars and can receive more as entry and high-finishing prizes in release events.[48] New avatars are regularly added as new sets of Magic cards are released, each depicting a card from the set.[49] The wider availability online, combined with occasional tournaments, has made online Vanguard more of a success than its physical predecessor.
One recent addition to the regular Vanguard format is Momir Basic, which involves the Momir Avatar, which allows a player to discard a land card to get a random creature into play. All Momir Basic Decks are constructed entirely of basic land.
Planar Magic[edit]
In September 2009, Wizards of the Coast released the Planechase product.[50] The product was designed to allow players to play the new casual 'Planar Magic' format.[51] The format can be played with two or more players.[51] Each player requires a traditional Magic deck and a 'planar deck' of plane cards, players also need a 'planar die'.[51] The first player turns over a plane card from the top of their planar deck and that card affects the game as specified on the card.[51] The current plane card only changes when the specific symbol on the planar dice is rolled.[51] In 2012, Wizards announced that they would be making a new set of Planechase game packs. They were released on June 1, 2012.[52]
In June 2010, Wizards of the Coast released the Archenemy product.[53] The product allowed players to play a new multiplayer casual format designed by Wizards of the Coast. The format is designed for four players with one player taking the role of the Archenemy and the other three players creating a team to play against the Archenemy.
Each player plays with a traditional Magic deck, however, the Archenemy also possess a 'scheme deck' of 20 oversized cards.[54] During the first main phase of the Archenemy's turn they turn over a card from their Scheme deck and use its effect.[54] The effects of scheme cards are usually powerful to allow the Archenemy a greater chance of defeating their three opponents.[54] The Archenemy starts at 40 life while all other players start at the traditional 20 life.[54] The Archenemy also always takes the first turn and draws a card at the beginning of this turn.[54] The Archenemy's opponents share a turn, as in the Two-Headed Giant format, however they play individually and cannot share resources.[54]
The Archenemy wins the game by defeating each member of the opposing team, whilst the opposing team wins if they defeat the Archenemy.[54]
The Commander,[55] or EDH (Elder Dragon Highlander), format uses 100 card decks with no duplicates except basic lands, a starting life total of 40, and feature a "Commander" or "General".[56] The Commander must be a legendary creature, and all cards in the deck can only have mana symbols on them from the General's colors (including any mana symbols found within the card text, but excluding reminder text). The five three-color Elder Dragons such as Nicol Bolas or Chromium were once the only generals allowed, though this has changed greatly.[2] The General is not included in one's library; it can be played as if it was in one's hand and returns to the "command" or "general" zone whenever it would be put into a graveyard or exiled. If a player takes 21 combat damage from any one general, that player loses the game, regardless of life total. The format has its own official banned list.[56] This is usually a multiplayer format, as well as one of the most popular variants of Magic: The Gathering.
This play style was originally created in Alaska, USA when Elder Dragon Highlander was released hence the name EDH.
The popularity of the format was acknowledged by Wizards of Coast in the creation of the Commander product, a product designed exclusively for playing the format.[55] The product includes five different 100-card singleton decks as well as brand new cards exclusive to the product.[55]
Other casual formats[edit]
Various alternative rules can be used to govern the construction of decks. Some of these variants have become so popular that unsanctioned tournaments have taken place at various Magic tournaments and gaming-oriented conventions such as Gen Con.
- Mental Magic is a format in which cards may be played as any card in the game with the same mana cost.[57]
- Mini-Magic is a constructed variant where decks are built with a maximum card limit of 15 and a maximum hand size of 3. Because of the small deck size, the state-based action causing a player to lose when they attempt to draw a card from their empty library is ignored. Select cards are banned in this format due to their heightened power level given the limited deck size. Alternatively, the format may be drafted using a single booster pack per person, this is known as Mini-Master or Pack Wars.[2]
- Horde Magic is a cooperative multiplayer variant of Magic. The Allied players face off against the Horde deck, which is automatically controlled. The Horde automatically casts a semi-random number of creatures and effects from it every turn, then attacks with everything possible. The default flavor of the Horde are mindless attacking zombies. The Horde has no life total, but damage to it reduces its library of cards. If the players can survive until the Horde runs out of cards, they win.[58]
- QL Magic[59] is a variant where players can only play with cards with the old Magic card frames, in contrast with the Modern format. As such the format allows players to play with cards from Alpha up to Onslaught block. The format also uses an older version of the rules based on the 6th Edition rules.
- Fat Stack/Tower of Power is a format in which two large decks (one containing land and mana-producing-artifacts and the other spells) are shared by all players. Players chose to draw from either deck each turn. Good for pickup games; Allows people without collections to play.
- Pack War is a format in which two players each open two booster packs (without looking at the contents), set aside the token or advertisement cards, and add 3 of each type of basic land. The players then play a best 2-of-3 games. Several game stores supporting this unofficial format then award a booster pack from one of the sets in Standard to the winner (assuming the four other booster packs were purchased at the store that day).
Retired formats[edit]
The Extended format, formerly known as Type 1.x, consists of the last four years of blocks and core sets.[60] With each autumn set release, one year's worth of sets rotate out of the format. Any additional sets released between rotations are automatically added to this format's card pool.[61] The format previously contained seven years' of blocks and core sets.[62] The new system was implemented in July 2010 to reduce the format's card pool, with the intention that this would make the format more understandable and attractive to play.[62] On July 22, 2013, Wizards of the Coast announced that the Extended format would be retired, with the final sanctioned events occurring on October 8, 2013.[63]
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Pianist, 6, slates benefit for victims
SAN ANGELO, Texas - Veteran musician Stephen Wesley Hale II — Wesley to family and friends — has been playing the piano for almost half his life.
He learned to read music before he learned to read. He gave his first concert at age 5.
But it wasn't until a few weeks ago Wesley understood it was possible to use his gift to help to people in crisis. And that is what he wants to do.
At 7 p.m. at Sierra Vista United Methodist Church, Wesley, now 6 (almost 7) will play a concert to raise money for the victims of Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. Wesley's mother, Rhea Hale, is from the Philippines. Extended family members live there still.
"I hope a lot of people come," the Cornerstone Christian School first-grader said. "I think they will. My teachers will and people have told me they will. It will help people in the Philippines if they do."
Wesley's father, Stephen Hale, said that since the news of the typhoon first broke, Wesley has expressed concern about the victims. He asked his dad if he could sell some of his own things and some jewelry trinkets and send the money to the Philippines.
"I was proud Wesley wanted to do that," Stephen Hale said, "but for several reasons I didn't encourage it. I told him, though, 'You know, you could play in another concert and raise even more money that way.' He really wanted to do that. He loves to play and he loves an audience."
In the meantime the $200 check Wesley received for playing for the San Angelo Dinner Club and $59.74 he earned as part of another fundraiser will go to the typhoon victims.
"It is how Wesley's heart is," Rhea Hale said. "He said, 'Mommy, I don't need new toys. I want to give this money to people who need it.' "
Sierra Vista is the Hales' home church, and Stephen Hale said the church has ties in place to support humanitarian efforts. There is no admission charge to the concert, but donations of any size "will be gratefully accepted," he said. Checks can be made to Sierra Vista United Methodist Church.
Wesley will play 22 songs he's memorized — a mix of the classics, some waltzes, popular and show tunes. He likes the fast ones, but wanting to be a crowd pleaser, Wesley said he's included a little bit of everything.
His two current favorites, Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer" and Beethoven's "Für Elise" are on the program, and a former favorite, the theme from "The Lone Ranger" — "It's actually 'The William Tell Overture,'" Wesley said — also made the playlist.
Wesley was 3 years old when he first told his parents he wanted a piano teacher.
"His cousin, Ray Manuel, is a hero to Wesley," Stephen Hale said. "So that's where he got the idea."
At first Rhea Hale said, they didn't take their son's ambition very seriously.
"But he kept asking and kept asking. He was very persistent," she said. She began looking for a teacher for Wesley, but everyone she asked said he would need to be at least 6 years old to start lessons.
A friend introduced the Hales to Diane Deatherage, an accomplished piano teacher. Several years before, Deatherage had taught a student younger than 6, and she was willing to try and teach Wesley.
A week after his fourth birthday, Wesley got his first piano lesson.
"He just took off," Rhea Hale said. "It was amazing how quickly he learned. Diane told us, 'He is a prodigy.' She tells us that every time, every lesson. Last year she told us she wanted Wesley to play his first solo concert, and he was only 5."
Though Stephen and Rhea watched it all unfold, they're still amazed by their son's "God-given talent."
"Think about it," Rhea said, "beginners learn to read music by the letters, the lines E, G, B, D, F — Every Good Boy Does Fine — and spaces, F, A, C, E." Wesley learned to read music before he learned the alphabet.
At latest measure Wesley stood 2 inches short of 4 feet tall, not nearly tall enough to reach the pedals of the piano. Deatherage said that would be OK. One of the Hales' two pianos has pedal extenders, but Wesley doesn't use them.
The spread from Wesley's hands pinkie to thumb isn't wide enough for proper position on the piano keys, but for the fast beat songs he prefers, he adjusts by moving his hands faster, and by cutting a few notes.
Wesley said he can't explain how it all happens. He hears the music in his head and can play by ear. But mostly he learns the song by reading the music. Several runs through and Wesley quickly memorizes the piece.
"He practices, and practices and practices," Rhea Hale said. "Most parents have to make their children practice, but not Wesley. He does his homework after school as fast as he can so he can practice. He doesn't want to go to bed until he's played one more song.
"The first thing in the morning, before breakfast he plays for a few minutes. There are pieces it would take me days to play, but Wesley can learn the piece and memorize it in just a few short hours."
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Age: 30-35
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Eyes: Green
I nearly returned this shadow because it was so dry/matte (crumbling a bit when I opened it) and it looked very meh.
I'm so glad I kept it. It's the perfect crease/blending color for my skin tone and eye shadow palette. Works with smokey eyes, light neutral eyes. It's the little shadow that could!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
At first I didn't know what to do with this shadow. It just seemed SO matte that it looked heavy on my lids. However, I discovered that it's an awesome crease colour with shimmery gold shadow on the lid. Really makes my green eyes POP and tones down the shimmery lid colour. I like this with Gold Mode pigment and Stila Sun or Oasis e/s especially.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've been using Wedge in my crease and thought Soft Brown would be nice as well. Unfortunately it's too orange for my skintone...I will try to use it as a transition color when I do smokey eyes and see if that works any better.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Sadly this did not last long in my collection. It was my first natural eye contour color from Mac, and I wanted it to work so bad. The reason it never did was that it's too orange-toned for my pale skin, therefore it makes my eyes appear unhealthy and irritated and it gives me an overall tired and sleepless look. Gave it to my best friend whose coloring is similar but it didn't seem to work on her either. I'm sure it would look great on slightly deeper skin tones (I'd say just up to NC/NW35 or else it won't show up), but I've now learnt to stay away from warm browns, either light, medium or dark. Won't repurchase.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I'm just echoing the other glowing reviews for this shadow. It's wonderful as a crease color for a daytime, work-appropriate smokey eye. I find it a little hard to work with because it's matte, but this could be equally attributed to my lousy blending skills. In any case, this is a lovely color for N20 people.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
I am so glad I finally decided to purchase this color! It is a serious must-have! I use it for blending out colors/harsh lines. I wasn't sure if this would even show up on me since I am an NC40/42 but it shows up just fine on me!
This color works for blending out any color eyeshadows: brown, black, purple, etc so you will definitely get a lot of use out of it! I really didn't think this color would make a huge difference with my eyeshadow but it really has, my eyeshadow looks soo much better now that I use this for blending!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This has to be one of my top ten Mac shadows :) I love it I find myself using it every day to blend away harsh lines and make a smooth trasition to my hilight color ;) I am NC 30 but I've used this on my NC 20 and lighter clients and it looks great it has some warmth to this color ( it looks way diff than what it is in the pan ) looks pretty boring in the pan but when u wear it it's awesome , I will say that if u have kid eyeshadow u don't need to buy this I find that this shadow and bamboo mixed make it look like kid ( on my skin ) kid doesn't have as much warmth as this shadow a must for every neutral pallet ;)
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
A Must-have eye shadow. Excellent for the crease whether it be for slight crease definition or to soften a deep smoky look. Can be used it almost any look!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Other
I ADORE this shadow! It's such a lovely warm peachy brown that has many uses. I'm N25 for reference and neutral, slightly warm skin tone. I use this in my everyday look in the crease and with more smokey looks on my lids. I do not think this would suit very many cool toned ladies because, when on is a very warm slightly orangey brown. I love how warm this shadow is, it really gives me a bright and clean look. I didn't think this would look good on me since it was so very warm but I'm so glad I bought this, I use it all the time. This shadow is also very smooth and blends very easily. It's a must have! I will always repurchase!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
My Holy Grail crease color. Smooth texture, easy to blend, great color payoff. Looks boring but trust me, everyone needs a go-to crease color! And your crease should not be over-powering your basic everyday look.
I have yellow undertones with monolids (NC25-NC30). I don't have a visible crease and the skin around my lid is naturally slightly pink.
I've tried Cork and copperplate for crease colors but nothing compares to the results i get with Soft Brown.
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"If the contracts are only weeks away why did someonenot lend him the money until then?"If the contract is in Tony's hand already as Alcan claimed last week (which is complete and total #$%$ then why would you sell shares now? Why wouldn't you simply wait a few weeks for the price to go to $3 or $5 or $10/share? His $60000 would have been worth $180000 or $300000 or $600000. If all of this is about to drop why would you not wait a few weeks to make 10X on your shares? Why, why, why???????because its all nonsense and nothing is happening anytime soon. The gains you see are manufactured by the same people who have been manipulating this all along. So Alcan(I've given up all hope that Train even has a brain to respond to these questions anymore), why would you sell your shares like this if you KNEW the contract was coming and the share price was about to go through the roof? Come on, got any more names to call me or can you actually have a rational discussion?
PCS needs to repond to this to stop the damage itmay do.An officer selling before a big contract comes inis totally insane.I certainly hope this kind of thinking does notrun PCS.


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St. John Fisher College has welcomed three new members to its Board of Trustees. They include: Diana Nole, President, Digital Medical Solutions (DMS) for Carestream Health, Inc.; Paul Hewitt (´85), Head Men's Basketball Coach, Georgia Institute of Technology; and Ferdinand Jay Smith, Chief Executive Officer and Executive Creative Director, Jay Advertising. They were elected at the College's December board meeting.
Nole oversees all operations for DMS, which is the standalone company that resulted from the sale of Eastman Kodak Company's Health Group to Onex Corporation in 2007. DMS manufactures and markets computed radiography and digital radiography systems that enable medical practitioners to capture patients' digital x-ray images in seconds. Formerly, she served as Vice President, Business Strategy and Marketing, for the company's Healthcare Information Solutions business. In that capacity, she directed all research and development investment activity, as well as marketing efforts. Before joining the company in 2005, Nole led Eastman Kodak Company's Commercial Imaging Americas Services group.
Among other credentials, Nole is a board officer and vice chair of the Hillside Children's Center in Rochester, and serves on the Foundation Board of Directors for the State University of New York (SUNY) at Potsdam. She is also a past recipient of the "Forty Under 40" Award. She is a graduate of SUNY Potsdam, and received her MBA from the University of Rochester.
Hewitt is a 1985 graduate of St. John Fisher College, and was named Head Men's Basketball Coach at Georgia Institute of Technology in 2000. In the ten seasons under his leadership, the team has been to the NCAA Tournament five times. He has led them to a runner-up finish in 2004, and advanced the team to the National Invitational Tournament (NIT) quarterfinals. In addition, they have played in two ACC championship finals, and won the Preseason NIT. Hewitt has a record of 177-144 at the Institute, and his overall record as head coach is 243-171. Previously, he was head coach at Siena College, molding the College's basketball program to be among the best in the Northeast.
Hewitt was recognized in 2001 as the ACC Coach of the Year, only the second time in league history that a first-year coach won the award. In addition, he was named District 5 Coach of the Year by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) and was a finalist for the Naismith College Coach of the Year Award by the Black College Coaches Association. Hewitt was also listed No. 71 among the nation's 101 top minorities in sports by Sports Illustrated magazine.
Off the court, he is an active member of the Atlanta community. He conducts an annual golf outing and auction to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Boys and Girls Clubs of America. He also serves on the Board of Directors for Hearts Everywhere Reaching Out for Children (H.E.R.O.), which organizes activities and benefits HIV-infected children, and Camp Twin Lakes, an organization that works with children with serious illnesses and special needs. In addition, Hewitt serves on the Board of Directors for the Black Coaches Association and the National Association of Basketball Coaches.
Smith has over 25 years of creative experience, which helped build the foundation of Jay Advertising. The agency started as a small boutique agency, and Smith was the first in upstate New York to build it into a national retail agency. They grew exponentially, and Smith led the creative and account teams to effectively and cost-efficiently produce thousands of national and regional television and print advertisements for their clients.
His expertise includes film and video, directing, writing, on-air talent (he is the voice of Wegmans, Raymour & Flanigan, and Chevrolet), producing, and music composition. As an award-winning television director, producer and broadcaster, Smith's creative work has been recognized at the local, state, national, and international levels.
Some of his work has been nominated for and won several Emmys, including three HBO TV specials, "When it Was a Game," "This is the NFL," and "The Life of Arthur Ashe." In addition, he composed and produced the theme music for NBC for two Olympic Games, HBO's Boxing and Football themes, themes for CBS and ABC's "Movie of the Week," as well as themes for Cinemax and A&E.
As trustees of St. John Fisher College, the new members will work with the entire Board to help determine the general, educational, and financial policies of the College. In addition, the Board has responsibility for sound resource management of the institution and works closely with the President in planning the strategic direction of the College.
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MORRISTOWN A woman who wanted to get back at her neighbors for allegedly turning her in the state welfare officials has been charged with attempted murder for allegedly setting fire to their trailer while they were in it, Morristown police said.
Leola Bell, 35, and a friend, Tina Cole, 40, pleaded not guilty on Friday to attempted first-degree murder and first-degree arson charges. They were being held on $100,000 bail.
No one was hurt in the fire last Tuesday but the trailer had substantial damage, police said. It was occupied by four adults and two small children at the time, police said.
Bell said she wanted to get back at the family, who she suspected had called the welfare office on her, according to a police affidavit.
She stated that she wanted to do something to them a fire, because of the paper work she had received, the police affidavit said. But she said Cole was the one who started the fire.
She said after Cole talked to a friend about how to set a fire, Bell then bought supplies matches, a soup ladle and storage container, the affidavit said. The two bought gas and Cole filled up a plastic bottle and walked toward the neighbors home, while Bell said she told her not to, the affidavit said. Bell said Cole screamed and ran back to the vehicle, the affidavit said.
Two other people are facing arson charges in the case. Cynthia Bell, 57, and Gwen Hislop, 49, of Morristown will be arraigned Wednesday on charges of accessory to arson for their roles in the fire at 80 George St., police.
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Abstract: An overview of the synthesis of the fungal metabolites (+)-dermolactone, (–)- semixanthomegnin, (+)- and (–)-mellein, (–)-ochratoxin α, (–)-(1R,3S)-thysanone, the enantiopure ventiloquinones L, E and G, and 8-desmethyleleutherin from a common chiral intermediate, is presented. Further methodology leading potentially toward extended quinones such as (3S,3'S)-xylindein is also outlined.
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Here is the exact quote from Xypherous on the matter: Force of Nature has been the go-to high MR item for tanks who want to counter magic damage. The item, however, is kind of confusing. Is it a movement speed option for fighters and tanks? Or is it meant to be a regeneration item in sieges? Force of Nature's odd stat combination made it particularly difficult to make it feel like a quality purchase. One of its attributes was probably redundant or unnecessary on your character. -Xypherous NONE of Force of Nature's attributes are EVER redundant on ANY tank. Every tank appreciates high mitigation, regeneration, and movespeed. The only problem you could EVER run into is needing movespeed on a tank and being up against an all AD team and it's not like with the S3 changes, that they've given us that option anyways. You'd probably STILL build FoN as your only MR item (to help stop their vestigal magic damage) and then stack armor and health and be done with it. If the only way to make an item redundant is to put it into a situation where the enemy team has to be playing at 200 elo in order to make such terrible decisions as an all AD team with absolutely no magic damage then I say the item is probably a good purchase.
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im not seeing any good reasons why it was removed. Only ever saw it on tanks mixed with warmogs which was to stronk. The survival of tanks was almost unparalleled. THE only reason i can see them getting rid of it was because tanks who had FoN were almost unkillable but im pretty sure thats the role of the tank?
Instead of giving some lame excuse that makes no sense, he could have just come out and said: "we think it's OP and its limiting the viability of other MR items." There is no way you could argue with a straight face that FoN was ever considered a "bad buy."