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from the perpendicular-javascript-coming-soon dept.
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I think you mean node.js [nodejs.org].
(Features non-blocking hot action, just like C.)
People who want their Windows 8 tablet to have a real world battery life longer than two hours?
So, what - 4 or 5 people?
People who want their Windows 8 tablet to have a real world battery life longer than two hours?
So, what - 4 or 5 people?
I think you overestimate the sales potential for windows8 tablets.
no man, that's the microsoft tablet OS developing department he is talking about
Actually, I heared if you can do your computing in a short time in parallel or a long time. Choose parallel it is usually more power efficient (this means: it is possible to turn off as many parts of a CPU as soon as possible and frequency scaling can be done when nothing is running).
Unfortunately, that does not make it more efficient to run Javascript, through however many layers of indirection and abstraction it undergoes, than it does to run native code. Doing a remarkably inefficient task in parallel only parallels your inefficiency, it does not remove it.
I am not advocating for native code, but if you want good performance on today's hardware then Javascript is not really the number 1 candidate, regardless of whether it can be executed in parallel or not.
Well, that's true. JS introduces a hell of a lot of overhead in pretty much anything you might do. But I still have to say that webGL has impressed me. I haven't had a chance to seriously hack on it myself but from what I see being done with it i believe that you can do some pretty serious stuff.
OTOH webGL is offloading stuff to the gpu so why would I want to use a plugin to offload stuff to the cpu? GPUs (for their bang) are more efficient than cpus anyway.
BTW, I can't believe no one mentioned webGL up to
Is it now? If the CPU spends half its time unparallellizable preparing its computation and that preparation can just be copied to the other cores, the max theoretical speedup is just under 16x.
You're looking at it the wrong way. Adding more cores allows more work to be done in a given interval -- in this case, computing and displaying more frames.
The "other stuff" I was referring to is stuff external to the simulation, that doesn't have to be done repeatedly on other cores.
Is it now? If the CPU spends half its time unparallellizable preparing its computation and that preparation can just be copied to the other cores, the max theoretical speedup is just under 16x.
If every process is going to work with exactly the same data then it doesn't matter if you have 1 core or 8. The data only has to be prepared one time. So the multiple cores won't save you time preparing that data with each cycle.
I think I miscommunicated something. The idea was to show an exception which disproves the original postulate (can't speed up more than 8x on 8 cores). I wasn't referring to what is possible in the SIMD setting only. If the computation of the desired result on a single core only gets half its time for some very likely reason, say you're playing MP3s too, then adding 7 more cores will appear as if there were 14 more of the usual time slots for your parallel task.
2.) Speedup from vectorizing to use processor AVX extensions: This could be another 4x.
OK, that makes sense (although I would hope vector instructions could normally be tapped by optimizing libraries instead exposing the vector api to the programmer).
You win "IMHO the best answer to my question."
.. err, I think you missed the point with vectorised instructions and interpreted languages.
If your interpreted language has no vector operations, then although your compiled binary interpreter can vectorise, the data operations being given to your interpreter is not vectorised. Think about it for a minute. Your interpreter is just doing while (read VM opcode) (call func[VM opcode]) ; the data isn't in a parallelable/vectorised form; nor will the CPU ever see it that way. The CPU just sees the VM opcode str
8 cores X 2 threads per core =16X
Since the cores are also running the OS, Browser and goodness knows what else 15 X could be possible with more cores. Sort of like like your 40 megabyte program getting a massive speed up when you go from 512Mb of RAM to 2 Gb of RAM. PCs today are not like computers back in the day. They are often running a lot of other code besides your application. That is one reason that DOS is still popular for some tasks. Once your code is running pretty much that is all that is running
8 cores X 2 threads per core =16X
Only if the CPU can run 2 threads each as fast as it could run 1. I've never heard of such a thing. (Hyperthreading certainly doesn't come close.) If there were such a beast, it would be marketed as a 16 core chip.
Since the cores are also running the OS, Browser and goodness knows what else 15 X could be possible with more cores.
If you have a multi-core machine, you don't need multithreaded javascript to run javascript on one core and other things on other cores.
Yes but it runs in more than one of those other cores. This also support SSE which may help a lot for some benchmarks as well. Of course you do not get a linar increase with cores but this may be in the range of possible with some specific benchmarks.
There are numerous ways to get superlinear speedup. Turns out that it is not that hard. There is more to parallel programming that just 'cores'. Of course, it depends on the algorithm.
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Actually Microsoft is doing a 180 since IE 8 due to losing marketshare and the threat of HTML 5 and the IPad.
IE 9 is a decent browser. It truly has caught up and supports SVG, HTML 5 canvas elements, hardware acceleration, CSS 3 (even animations), xhtml (about damn time), and so on. You no longer need the horrible hacks to get anything done in it like tricking it to read xhtml when it does not support it.
Windows 8 supports Web Workers with IE 10 and according www.html5test.com its HTML 5 is on par with Chro
Web workers takes care of this and launches things in different processes. The only browser that doesn't support it is IE, but that will change with Windows 8 next spring.
It can take care of this without Intel's code
WebCL already exists and has a test implementation from Nokia. Also, those 8 cores would be better than nothing for a software renderer, but not even close to what's built-in on a nice motherboard. The new chips from Intel and AMD with the GPU on the same die as the CPU is the only real hope for 3D for people who don't know well enough to get a motherboard with the right chipset or a computer with a nice discrete GPU.
Most "game engines" are based on similar architectures....highly performant engine components writ
That means the animated ads can now suck up all of my CPU, rather than just one core's worth. I can't wait!
Surely you've noticed that besides the number of polygons getting pushed out and how fast you can decompress a large file, your daily tasks aren't any faster than they were 10 years ago. How's your word processor doing? Still chugging along? Doing anything useful that it didn't before?
but rather prefer to use them for something meaningful but the weirdly scrolling ad annoying them in some partialy visible background window....
I think it means people with single-core computer will only get a scrolling banner ad.
People with a multi-core computer will get a scrolling banner ad with parallax scrolling backgrounds!
Why should an application decide the best way to split a load over multiple cpu cores? How does it know what else is going on in the OS to balance this load? Shouldn't the OS handle this behind the scenes?
Short answer: It doesn't work that way. Programs can only be split over multiple cores if they are designed to use those cores. Most programs aren't because it's harder to write, maintain, and the extra processing power often isn't necessary.
Long answer: A program is a sequence of instructions that normally have to be run one after another to complete a task. Imagine a program designed to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The highest level of the program might look something like this (the rest
Short answer: It doesn't work that way. Programs can only be split over multiple cores if they are designed to use those cores. Most programs aren't because it's harder to write, maintain, and the extra processing power often isn't necessary.
Short reply: Most programs call system services and libraries to do specialized work. The internals of those system calls and library calls do not matter to the programmer, only their interface does. If the tasks they perform is sufficiently high level, then t
Short answer: It doesn't work that way. Programs can only be split over multiple cores if they are designed to use those cores.
That's only true for some languages. Programs written in pure functional languages such as Haskell absolutely can be split across multiple cores by the compiler/runtime without being designed to be "multithreaded."
That's only true for some languages. Programs written in pure functional languages such as Haskell absolutely can be split across multiple cores by the compiler/runtime without being designed to be "multithreaded."
On the other hand, pure functional languages such as Haskell often cannot be made to effectively use a bounded set of resources (such as a finite number of cores and memory).
Why should an application decide the best way to split a load over multiple cpu cores? How does it know what else is going on in the OS to balance this load? Shouldn't the OS handle this behind the scenes?
It depends on a lot of factors.
Advantages for doing it in application space include the application knowing what it's doing, and if the OS is saying there's a shortage of CPU time, the application can decide what load to shed more effectively than submitting work and hoping it gets done on time.
Just to make sure I got this straight:
Intel took one of the slowest interpreted languages, though the most popular one, and added parallel data primitives and functions. Then they used a pointless little particle fountain demo to show off its benefits.
So rather than try to make Javascript execute faster, they spread its disease to all 8 cores. How is this an improvement ? The last thing I want is for a web page to sap my CPU and battery life, doing things web pages should not be doing in the first place.
I have a couple benchmarks i've run over the years, in multiple languages. For CPU intensive jobs on the same machine:
Java: 1.1-3
javascript: 117
Javascript is in IE8 on win xp.
Javascript on IE has restrictive time limits for execution, though there are work arounds.
But If you have 8 cores, you're still 14.6x slower than C.
IMO, Java, which already runs in the browser, is the better solution. That said, compared to C, Java also has huge memory requirements.
It would make more sense to allow mutli-core exe
> Javascript is in IE8 on win xp.
Uh.... This is the same IE8 that doesn't have a JIT, right? Unlike every single browser actually shipping now?
Here's a relevant graph: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/benchmarks/sunspider/default.html [microsoft.com]
It's a bit out of date, since all browsers have gotten faster since then, but it shows IE8 being about 18x slower than any modern browser on this particular benchmark. And this is a benchmark that hammers a lot on the VM (dates, regular expressions, etc), not the languag
That's interesting
I've spent the better part of 4 hours trying to get RiverTrail to compile for Linux with no luck. I'd love more compute grunt for web graphics (online scientific visualisation) and this seemed pretty good.
Usually I use Java but really need access to the xmm intrinsics.
Perhaps I'll forget about parallel javascript if it is really as bad as you say.
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We came upon this restaurant by chance. We were attracted, initially, by the attractive way the tables, chairs and umbrellas had been set out on the verandah, overlooking Ramsgate Harbour.. Equally attractive, though, was the range of lunches, promoting various salads, sandwiches, baguettes, jacket potatoes, seafood items etc. Many cafes state this, and that they use only fresh ingredients, but...
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I went online to print off some graph paper for the Blooming 9-Patch to get started on a colorway. I found squares, diamonds, ect, but what's the math term for squares on point? I finally ended up cutting the one with squares and making my own. Surely there's one somewhere but I just don't know what to call it. I know someone here will know.......thanks.
Try this link! Printable, on-line graph paper in my shapes and sizes. I think the one you want is called axonometric.
Let me know if that's not right!
Here is a link that might be useful: Axonometric Graph Paper
You'll get something that looks similar to this if you set the 'side line size' to 0.3 inches and click on both 'horizontal' lines and 'vertical' lines. You can get rid of the h & v lines completely, leaving only the diamonds and you can set the side line size however you want. 0.5 inches gives you pretty big diamonds.
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We stayed in 3rd floor accomodations.... two bedrooms, kitchenette, 1 1/2 baths. Street address was "9"....cant remember apartment number. Furnishings all appeared to be new/newer. Very clean. No elevator/lift but that was not a concern for us. Perfect accommodations for us...two adults and three teens. Walk to beautiful park, castle, city centre, etc. is just minutes away. Exterior of building appears a little worn down but we were pleasantly surprised. Did not have time to stay for bre - Anonymous
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In addition to the Players assets that will form the basis of this crucial trade. I am of the opinion that there will be at least 2 draft picks that will come in the return for Luongo.
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Too tired to pick pendants...help?
I want to choose two pendants to go over my island, the only place really lacking light in my kitchen. I would also like to repeat it with one over the sink where I currently have a can light.
Because it is open to the dining room it should be able to be made cohesive with whatever lighting I use there when I replace the hideous shiny, fake brass chandelier that hangs there now.
Most of these are from lampsplus, a couple from another site. I will just give them numbers cuz I am lazy and tired.
If you wish you can refer to the link for some photos of my kitchen in progress. It is mostly traditional, with a touch of rustic/farmhouse.
They are in no particular order, although now that I think I am doing the basket-y-looking tile for my "rug" I think the natural textured ones would lend some good cohesion? Tie-in? Repetition? Whatever. You get the picture.
Here is a link that might be useful: My thread with kitchen pics near the end
You need to give some thought to exactly what kind of light you want from these fixtures. The punched metal pendants will send light up to the ceiling and straight down to the counter, giving you a column of illumination. The solid metal fixtures will direct light exclusively downward, flaring out, and the Edison bulb fixture will send light everywhere, like an unshaded bulb on a wire. I am myopic thus particularly susceptible to glare, so I only look at light fixtures that can be fitted with diffusers.
I know you're tired, but you need to think (and perhaps read) a little more about the lighting. People here will be better able to help if you describe the lighting scheme you already have in place on a diagram of the kitchen.
Good luck, and hang in there!
I like # 4, 5, and 9.
# 4 would send light all around because of the clear glass. # 5 would send the light down but spread it out since it is an upside down cone shape. I love that one, but do you have any other copper items in the kitchen?
# 9 will shine down like #5 but I think you may see lights on the walls/cabinets with the cut out parts. Those little slivers of light would bug me. Maybe it just looks like they are hole punched though. They look like galvanized metal. Do you have any items that look like galvanized metal?
All of the lights that are cylinders will do a spotlight effect. You may have a few darker spots, but it depends on the size of your island.
EAM44 thanks for the excellent points! Definitely worth considering since I was mainly thinking of aesthetics. I did not place too much concern on the quality of light because it is more dim than dark. I still am not going to be fanatical about it but the diffused or spotlight, etc. are important considerations. I will attach a photo of layout when I get to my computer, but basically it is a three by four island in a nine by eleven kitchen that is open to the dining room. The light from the dining room chandelier is too far and too dim for task lighting. At the island the flourescent light box (four feet? Five?) Is bright but behind me. Surprisingly it gives plenty of light for perimeter work while leaving my island dim.
The point about cleaning the textured ones is good, too.
Peke, I have no copper or galvanized metal, but both are pretty dark finishes. I have black wrought iron look handles on my cabs and drawera, stainless finishes on aink faucet and appliances. I would not mind the light through the punched shades, it is one of the things I like about them.
I think, based on observations offered, that I am fully prepared to eliminate numbers seven and ten based on too much focus/diffusion and not enough. Those principles also make number four a contender for elimination although that is one of my favorites. I know the clear glass has little diffusive properties, but what about the seeded finish?
This is basically the layout. There is a can light in the soffit above the sink and window and the fluorescent light box on the ceiling between island and stove.
DR chandelier way da heck out der, but to be changed as soon as I recover from the trauma of the kitchen (wow a lot has happened since that pic!):
I'm happy to be helpful!
From what I have learned surface mounted ceiling fixtures don't provide great light, and they're horrible in terms of ambiance. Would you consider changing out that fluorescent light box? What you really want are LED Retrofit Downlights (can lights like the one over your sink, only LED) over your stove, and possibly over your island, and maybe some tape LED lights under your upper cabs.
If budget is an issue, and when isn't it, you might want to choose track lighting, a favorite of architects and very flexible for any lighting scheme. You can use multiple lights and direct them however you would like. If you are choosing pendants for decorative purposes you can go with anything you like once there's adequate task lighting. But once there's good task lighting, you won't need them...
Just a note about a pendant over your sink...I have a soffit and swore up and down that I wanted a pendant light instead of the can we already had. Well, I searched and searched to find just the right pendant, and I did find it. BUT, it blocks my view out the window and into the back yard. Guess what I have back? A LED can light.
bcafe, that is too funny! For some reason it was just the other day that I realized that the middle sashes of the window cross right in front of my line of sight. I jokingly told DH we needed to replace it with a full-view casement and I got The Look.
EAM44, I have considered changing the fluorescent box out. It is not horrible in terms of fluorescent light fixtures, but it is, well, a fluorescent box. I'll have to think about it some more. I definitely wanted pendants mostly to be a design feature, but functional lighting is foremost, of course.
I have a close-to-ceiling light fixture over my sink. It hands down no farther than the top of the window.
I happen to like 10, but that might not be in keeping. I thought it was very clever. There are some lovely lights in your collection!
This is a terrible way to pick your light fixture. Scale is very important and you can't gauge that this way. For what it's worth I like 4 and 8.
If it seems like I'm in a foul mood it's because I am. I've been in one all day. Ever since I looked at this post this morning on my two hour commute to work, followed the link to what I thought were going to be pictures of your kitchen, and instead saw you standing there joyously standing there with your horse. Do you know how that makes someone feel when they're commuting to work?! Jealous......that's how. Jealous, all day long. it makes me think all people don't waste four hours a day commuting to work......they get to have horses. So yes....this is the mood I've been in all day thanks to you and your horse. I hope you enjoy you're light fixtures.
I like 4 and 8. They both go with the drawer and door pulls. It seems to me that the "pros" use lighting and handles to match. I could be wrong. But... they do pull the two together. I've really enjoyed your thread. You've made such amazing progress. And the photo of you and your horse was wonderful. Your smile shows how happy you are to have her home. Keep up the good work, we love to read your posts and can't wait for the reveal!
Sweet tea, that one is from Lamps Plus: http://www.lampsplus.com/products/uttermost-galeana-collection-mini-pendant-chandelier__18165.html
There seem to be a lot of votes for number four, and that makes me happy. But magsnj makes a good point about scale, so I should look into that. not sure how to other than getting the dimensions of the piece off the website and seeing some similar pieces of the same size IRL.
magsnj, I am sorry. :o( I do have poop on my shoes now, does that help? Four hours of commuting would put me in a foul mood, too. As a matter of fact I know I could never do it.
I'm no lighting expert. Aesthetically I like 1 and 2 really well :)
Good luck and take a break if you need to so you don't regret your decisions. This from someone who starting in August of last year and still isn't done. DIY ain't for wimps. Or in my case people in a hurry.
It helps a little bit.........
When I tried to gauge how the scale would look for my pendants, I got the dimensions and found a box or made a box that had the same dimensions and had someone hold it around where it would hang.....and I stood back and looked :) To make the box I just took the widest and longest measurements....I didn't mess around with things having a narrow neck or something like that....that's too much even for me.
I'm having trouble picking lighting too Greenhaven, so I have trouble giving you confident advice on this. I really agree with the advice that scale is SO important - so mocking it up with hanging boxes or balloons the size of the fixture you're considering would be very helpful. Ideally, even a printed photo of the fixture - to scale - attached to a box. Sounds silly but stuff like that really helps.
I am on the fence about having pendants over the island at all. Feels like they would need to be hanging too high to not be in people's sightlines. Then they wouldn't look right with our 8' ceilings. So consider what would be in the sightlines when using the island. In our case there is a large mountain view window across the room when standing in the kitchen at the island, so pendants may not make sense for us.
I liked the look of #9 if the proportions are right. I love the exposed bulb look so much, but I guess it would bother me if I was chopping carrots with a non-shaded bulb in front of my face.
Good luck!
I think that you have already been convinced, but all I could think about with all of the textured/baskety choices ones was "impossible to clean". I like to clean my fixtures.
I think that #4 is the prettiest, but would have to see the light quality in person. I also am sensitive to glare. #2 seems the most practical, and classic yet attractive (and similar to what I chose, although mine doesn't have a diffuser. I had to try 2-3 different bulbs before I found one that didn't bother my eyes because there is no diffuser). #9 I do like too and don't think the cutouts would bother me (although I think the height of hang would be critical to that)-- but again, the bulb is exposed.
Proportions really are critical too, both in giving adequate light, fitting the space and also in coordinating with other fixtures. My pendant over the sink's down rod seems just a bit too skimpy over the beefier pulldown faucet.
And, after I was all finished with my reno, I saw a pendent that was similar to mine but with a much prettier shade. So, take your time and browse a bit more!


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Sunday, November 27, 3pm Server time.
All rostering will be done with the in-game calendar. You can still post here to sign up or send me an IGM, but I won't take up forum space with a roster. Calendar seems to work better for folks, anyway.
We've run two of these now over the past 2 weeks. The first run featured 3 BoE drops just on the mobs to Shannox. We spent some time on Beth, which was a little much for our dps and healers - but had more success with Shannox. Unfortunately, we ran out of time before we could down him. The splits for the 3 BoEs was around 1200g per person at the end of the run.
The second run from 11/20 was much more successful. Though we only got 1 trash BoE, we downed Shannox and Rhyolith. The split for this run was about 2600 gold each.
We've had to take a lot of non-buyers in these runs just to fill spots. There is room for you, if you have money and want loot! Also, we wasted a lot of time with people who had to leave early. It's really not easy to pug on a Sunday afternoon - and this isn't a great kind of run to pug anyway. It works much better if we have a roster beforehand. If you sign up and/or join the raid, please make sure that you can stay for the whole duration.
P.S. Incidentally, for those in the 11/20 run, it was a false alarm about the incorrect gold split. What you received was correct. The add-on for pot management is really awful and difficult to interface with. It gives me three different readouts of the pot, bidder history, and an "IOU" window - which shows deficits and what gold still needs to come in. This is the window I was looking at when I noticed that we hadn't received all of the gold. HOWEVER, the first window that shows the pot records the bids, which is what the distribution is calculated off of. So even though I hadn't received the gold for the last item, the add-on had recorded the winning bid and added it into the total already. Confusing, right? Yeah - I like my old GDKP add-on. TL;DR - false alarm, you got all the gold you should have received.
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If you've been on a GDKP with me before, you can probably stop reading here. If you haven't and don't know what a GDKP is, here's the basic idea:
Instead of loot lists, councils, rolls, or DKP, you bid on loot with in-game gold. When a piece of loot drops, an auction will begin and will not end until there is a high bidder that no one wants to over-bid. At that point, whoever bid the most gold buys the item and their gold goes into a collective pot. At the end of the run, all of the gold collected from all of the winners gets divided equally amongst ALL attendees of the run. This means that even if you didn't bid on or win any gear, you still get an equal share of the gold.
All epic gear that drops is subject to auction, even the legendary quest items and BoEs. Any item that is not sold will be sharded, and all shards will be sold as a pack at the end of the run.
You are not required to bid on gear, but if it's something that you can use, it's HIGHLY recommended that you do so. There is also no restriction to how much, or what type of, gear you buy. You are able (and encouraged) to bid on off-set gear. You can even buy loot for other people in the run, if you wish - we'll take your money.
The raid leaders/administrators of the run do NOT get any extra share of gold or loot. There is also nothing on "reserve." Everything gets bid on.
Generally, GDKPs are made of up three kids of folks:
1. Undergeared people who want more access to better gear and are willing to pay for it.
2. Geared people who are still looking for a couple of pieces and are willing to pay well for them.
3. Well-geared people who are there for run stability and to make gold, but may chase after off-set or rare loot.
Undergeared people who do not bid on items that they could use are folks we generally do not like to keep around. If you're undergeared and in the run, the accepted premise is that you are there for gear. If you need gear and do not bid, do not expect an invite back to the next run.
Though marginalized from what they once were, there are still healing and DPS requirements for this instance. If you do not meet these requirements, you will be replaced without compensation. If you go AFK or intentionally molest the bidding process (example: bidding on an item you don't have enough gold to buy), you will be punted and replaced with no compensation. The key ingredient to a successful GDKP run is efficiency - if you hold back the raid, you will be replaced.
In the past, these runs have been extremely lucrative, up to 10k gold per person for 3 hours of raiding. Great way to earn money while collecting rep and VPs. Other realms are currently running these as well. They are reporting 400k-800k pots, which works out to be about 16-32k per person at the end of the run.
You can reserve your spot by posting in this thread, or by sending Dnadoc an in-game mail. When signing up, if you're not posting on your main, say who your main is so that we get some good experience in the run. Largely, we're only going to take people from guilds who have killed Rag on normal, but exceptions may be made. Gear checks will also happen - make sure you're geared for entry into FL content.
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i would definately like to go
Im back from my trip and would love to heal for you again.
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Count me in!
Well, I have to cancel going with you. Wife is dragging me to some after-thanksgiving thanksgiving dinner. Dunno why the first one wasn't good enough.
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I would like to go again this week
Sorry this run didn't happen - my fault for missing call time. Had a family engagement beforehand and got delayed. There will be a run posted for next week. Got some fresh people on the invite list, and some more talent from the more successful raiding units on server. We'll probably only have one more week before 4.3 hits, so let's make it a good run.
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