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This has become my 'go to' product when I have things to store. Quite simply, it does what it says, offering weatherproof protection for your belongings. My Christmas decorations, spare china, fabric stash, seasonal clothes, and so much more are safely stored in boxes that I can see what is what with lids that stay put! I only wish they came in other sizes!
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Box I collected from shop locally , ordered via website, was not as described on website. Dimensions were smaller and so not large enough for my needs. Good solid box though so I will use it for something else. Star rating due to poor description of dimensions.
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We bought a few of these to try them out, then have kept buying them every time we need more storage. Good points from my point of view are - seal keeps things dust free (in 6 months time, clothes still smell fresh) - importantly - the seal keeps moths out of the woollens boxes - lids are solid and they stack well - no smell of plastic - good size - are solid when closed, so don't flex when moving and less likely to break or split over time - quick delivery
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We bought a set of these as the house we are renting has a damp garage and our stored items were getting mouldy. Worth every penny, these boxes are brilliant and we'll be ordering more. Highly recommended.
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Fantastic hotel for families!
We stayed at the Almyra Hotel during Easter and enjoyed every minute of it. Relaxed from the minute we entered the beautiful lobby until check out. We were in a Superior Sea View Room and it was very nice and with a superb view over the sea and Paphos harbour. I can see from other reviews of this hotel that the bad reviews are given by people staying in Garden View Rooms. I must admit that those rooms have a far less interesting view and some of the rooms problably even experience traffic noise from the road outside the hotel. My advice to you is therefore to stay in a room on the sea side of the hotel. The staff try hard and are very nice people. The hotel restaurants have very nice food and the price is not a lot higher than downtown Paphos restaurants. Paphos town has a beautiful harbour founded by Alexander the Great and UNESCO proteced mosaic houses that are must-does for historically interested tourists. However, Paphos is also a lot of ordinary "tourist traps" regarding restaurants and shops in general. Also, I don't understand why the Almyra is rated only as a 3 star hotel. To me, it seemed more like a 4 or a 5 star hotel. Next to the Almyra is the sister hotel (both hotels are owned by the Thannos Hotel Group) called the Annabelle, which is rated a 5 star hotel. I spent some time over there and to me this hotel seems far more "tired" and kind of "run down" compared to the newly renovated Almyra Hotel. To couples: Be aware that there is a lot of families with children on this hotel. You may not find this hotel quiet and romantic during high season. To parents: This hotel is geared for families, and we are talking a very children friendly hotel, where the parents don't go on any compromise with quality. Enjoy your trip to Cyprus!
Lovely hotel!!!
The staff are excellent at this hotel when we got to the hotel we were treated like royalty given hot towels and drink and doors opened for us all the time. The receptionist even took us to our room personally.
The room -
The bed was huge and the whole room was decorated black wood and white everything else. It was really nice. we had fresh fruit and water waiting for us in the room. Bathroom was clean, but mini bar was expensive, but you would expect that from a 5 star hotel. We had a garden view room which was ok, didnt have a balcony and i did see one of the sea view rooms and wished i had upgraded.
The restaurants -
we was bed and breakfast basis so we didnt eat dinner in the hotel as paphos is so cheap to eat out we were glad we done this. I can recommend a lovely restaurant directly opposite the hotel called adelaida
where we paid about �7 for a 3 course meal witha bottle of wine between us. Breakfast at the hotel was nice and they had a variety of all types of food and drinks.
The facilities -
The pool area is quite shaded but the sun is hot so this was nice. The bar in the lobby was lovely and prices not too bad. We went tp the gym a couple of times it is airconditioned with basic equipment.
Location -
the hotel is on the beach which in paphos isnt that great but we had a walk along it anyway. It is only 5 minutes walk to bar street with bars and clubs. The harbour where there is more restaurants and where you do boat excursions is only 10 minutes walk.
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we had a great time and would recommend this hotel to couples and not really families as it is quite quiet hotel. Enjoy!
Stylish but flawed...
After pouring through various brochues, looking for a stylish and more upmarket European summer sun destination, we plumped for the Almyra, mainly due to the photos of its calming interior and the landscaped gardens and pool area.
A cofusion over our family name led to a 20 min wait at check-in with no apology. We were glad to finally get to our room which at first glance appeared to be just as the brochures had depicted it... until we opened the curtains and found that our terrace was in fact a yellow patch of grass outside a sliding door with nothing to fence it off from our neighbours so-called terrace. The 'terrace' area was on such a gradient it was not possible to sit or lie out in this area, not that there was any furniture provided to do so anyway. As the hotel was fully booked for the week we were unable to move rooms. This was not the only surprise... behind the solitary bathrobe that was hanging in the bathroom was a large hole in one side of the bathroom door. It looked like a previous guest had tried to kick their way out of the bathroom... we found out why the first time we took a shower and the door became jammed due it swelling in the damp atmosphere!
However our main frustration was with the way in which our complaints were handled and how we continually had to ask the same question of several different members of a staff until we saw any action. We couldn't help thinking that this could be a really special hotel if only they trained their staff better, were more honest with their room descriptions and checked the rooms were in working order before checking guests into them.
A cool, modern hotel in a good location
Almyra is right in the centre of Paphos and overlooks the sea. The hotel is modern and minimalist down to the shallow, slate pool. Great sunloungers and drinks can be served whilst you sunbathe! The restaurant food comes at a price. Breakfast is buffet style and keeps you full all day. The waiting staff and hotel staff aren't very friendly, don't expect pleasantries. Its neighbour hotel, the Annabelle, does service with a smile and you'll find a more traditional deep blue swimming pool and landscaped pool bar. You can easily use the facilities as they are sister hotels. You won't get to see the roof terrace at the Almyra as featured in all the promo material unless you go on the hunt for it or you're lucky enough to stay in one of them! We found a waiter who let us watch the sunset on one of the terraces whilst we drank our fab brandy sours. Hotel rooms are lovely, clean and spacious; highly recommended. Our only gripe was the Almyra seemed all style over substance, the lobby is a graveyard. It can be a bit too cool for school at times! If you want a traditional Cypriot restaurant go to St Georges Tavern, their greeting is "tell us when you want the food to stop." Meze organic food accompanied with organic wine, you get what you're given, it keeps coming, it's all delicious down to the choc pud and all at brilliant value! A must do. All the cabbies know how to get there. New York Times did a review recently on the Almyra (I'm in the photo on the terrace!!) and St George (18.09.05), go have a look before experiencing a great, relaxing holiday in Paphos...
Should be given fives stars!
Booked end of Sept 2005, best location in town, felt so weclome and safe around town and in hotel - great food, half board is good choice, lots of people watching (glam models, golfers, celbs and TV crews in hotel) other guest were so nice .
One of the few hotels that let singles have best sea view rooms at good rates!
Tap water was fine to drink so that saved ���
Amazing Almyra
Took the wife here last May (2004) for a week in the sun. It was everything we expected. Rooms were spacious and minimalist - right on the wifes street. Bar area and terrace area was fantastic - the best brandy sour in town! The food at the poolside restaurant was top notch and the view across the bay as you ate was the business. Unfortunatley, all this came at a price but it was worth every penny.
Not what it is cracked up to be!!!
The 'style' that is pushed very hard in all the advertising for this hotel is very, very much overstated. The restyling of this hotel is very much a superficial makeover... a la lawrence L-B & changing rooms quality. Close up there has been no attention paid to detail and the finishes are of a very low quality. Tiling in bathrooms, paint flaking off of doors.
No kettle was allowed in the room despite asking 4 times. I resorted to buying one for �3 from a small shop nearby.
No extractor fan in the bathroom of either room... yes I asked to change rooms once due to ants, generator noise, lack of bathroom extractor fan.
Garden [ re: garden rooms ], is in reallity a roughly kept grassy no mans land between the hotel and the main road on the street side of the hotel. If you choose a 'garden room' expect traffic/generator noise and no pleasant view.
No beach, only a 3 metre wide dusty/rubbly strip. Swimming in the sea and wet bikes etc are available but from the pontoon serving the man made breakwaters. This is adequate but the rubbly sea bed means access to the sea from the rubbly beach is not really practical.
Staff friendly and they try hard.
Spacious sunbathing area and always sunbed availability [ tho was October ].
The sister hotel next door, The Annabelle, is completely different, up market and simply offers a higher level of service and quality. Food/restaurants are better yet cost's less. 3 luvly restaurants and very accomodating staff. I highly recommend making use of the facilities if you like me were suckered by the slick Almyra brochure.
Gorgeous and relaxing
My wife and I spent two weeks in the Almyra in September. The hotel met expectations in every department. On arrival we were met by 4 seperate friendly members of staff - one to park the car and take the cases, another to check us in (and offer damp face towels), the barman with a strange crystallised fruit, and glass of water, and the guest services manager. The entrance to the hotel is beautiful, particularly at night with shimmering water reflecting on the ceiling. The decor throughout is contemporary with suede and leather furnishings in brown and beige. Our sea facing room was immaculate with a reasonable sized balcony and huge bed. The highlight is the pool area (pool tiled in black slate) with modern day beds and sunloungers and white sheeting drawn across in the heat of the day. The eating area around the bar is stunning - a drink at sunset is a must. Unlike previous holidays we relaxed the minute we arrived. Didn't want to leave. Will cetainly be returning.
Modern, stylish and relaxing!
Just come back from a week at the Almyra, had a brilliant time and weather was fantastic! (Being extremely lucky, our kids had a week back home with nanny and grandad!!) So we thought this hotel was excellent for couples. Will probably not return with the children as we felt this hotel was too quiet and if our 3 boys were to enjoy the pool i would be telling them to sshhh all the time, and think they would find it boring especially being without a pool table.
The place was very stylish and modern and the staff couldnt do enough for you and always had service with a friendly smile. We reported to reception that we had some ants in our room, but was dealt with straight away. The food was great, location is superb and rooms were very nice even if the bathroom was a bit small, but still served its purpose. The view from our room was excellent (facing the sea) with a small balcony - apparantly Garden View rooms were noisy and face the tennis courts/road. The Kyma Suites looked appealing if you wanted to upgrade for something special! The only area we thought they needed to improve was to have a bit of entertainment in the evening, but being close to bars and restaurants maybe it wasn't an issue. Maybe that's the idea of having a large impressive lobby area where you can enjoy a quiet drink on comfortable leather sofas.
Overall a really nice hotel that would appeal to couples of all ages and in our opinion somewhere where you can completely unwind and relax!
Good but with room to improve
Went to Almyra at end of July 2004 with the family -12 yo and baby. Plus points were the design - very stylish furnishings,large-ish minimalist rooms, stunning lobby area with great views of the beach and sunsets,beautiful dark slate pool (with a large awning to protect from the sun) ,reasonably good food, vicinity to downtown Paphos and efficient,friendly staff (in the main)...
Downsides - tiny bathrooms with miniscule baths, poor facilities for kids..the creche was very basic and windowless,with Oxfam quality toys. They position themselves as a design hotel for families,but they haven't really thought what that means.For instance, they seemed genuinely suprised and suspicious that we wanted them to empty the minbar for storing milk for the baby.
Overall a good quality hotel,but with some teething problems.
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Sure, all of the time. I don't care how high their DPS is, but if you are being a douche, and don't stop when asked, then I will stop healing you, and if you get worse, then I will figure out ways to kill you as often as possible.
Very rarely.
That makes absolutely no sense. Your time is wasted when someone acts incompetently, but their politeness has absolutely no bearing on that. If a tank gets in a group, says, "you're all terrible" and then proceeds to pull extremely high DPS, pull things rapidly, and show high survivability, has he wasted your time?
You misunderstand.
What Vorath is saying is that if someone is being rude, and causing a disruption, Ending it is more preferable(aka, a better use of his time to not save said person) than allowing it to continue.
I've kept my mouth shut, so to speak, in groups with abusive players plenty of times. But Each an Every time, someone else in the group snaps, and the entire run either falls apart or insane griefing ensues. It is Always better to avoid such an outcome, and frankly, as the Healer, I am best equipped to deal with it. Only an idiot Really pisses off his healer, and most people understand that, and shut up when asked to. Those that don't, deserve the consequences.
Basically he tea-bagged my dead body after I died to the eyes that demon mini boss; "...eyes are looking for you!" That part.
Tea-bagged wrong healer.
Whats worse is that there was nothing I could do, the eyes were surrounding me completely.
The rush I felt when he finally died was great. I had the last laugh for sure.
This still makes no sense at all to me. If I really thought a group was so idiot-filled that I would have multiple people typing instead of DPSing, the best time saver would be leaving the group, not carrying morons.
I let a dps die in H GB when they kept pulling. Tank wasn't gonna save them a third time, so we just chilled and then I rez'd. Warlock stopped pulling after that.
Most times I intentionally let someone die, I'm actually just taking my time walking back. If a party let me die and they all lived but had no rez, I usually will walk back slowly. If I see they pull while I'm away, I hang back until they're all dead.
I usually just use my words to annoy people instead of letting them die. Letting them die means I have to spend more time with that person because the run takes longer.
Honestly, who cares?
Why on earth would this, of all things, tick you off enough to slow down the run by letting someone die?
He's petulant, immature, and feels powerless, so he takes it out on others. That's pretty much the sum of it, seems to me.
I had an "interesting" run on my alt in Deadmines (low lvl). Tank was being kinda slow and the mage was continuallingly pulling.
It started when the mage told the tank to hurry up (using colorfull language).
Next thing I know they're trading insults back and forth. It's getting worse and worse and we're moving along at a snails pace.
The other two dps and I were saying nothing, but their argument kept escalating.
I got the distinct feeling that if I so much as let a peep out they'd start tearing into me and I did NOT want to get involved.
But I also wanted to finish the run, so after the mage pulled again I just concentrated on healing the tank.
The mage died and demanded to know where his heals were.
I simply said, "Please let the tank pull, my gear isn't good enough to heal a clothie through a pull."
He made a somewhat snarky reply, which thankfully the tank didn't reply to and neither did I.
After that the run went smoothly.
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I have oak hardwood floors. They are 3/4 inch thick and 2 1/4 wide. They are original to the house. Some of the boards are over 14 feet long.
I need to make some repairs to a spot that has rotted out because of a leak in a wall.
Since most of the boards are very long i dont want to replace the 5 or 6 damaged ones with small sizes that they sell at the big box stores.
I there any place that i can go to get lengths that are 10 to over 14 feet long?
For the right price,a cabinet shop or hardwood dealer can special order them for you. I don't want to say for certain based on a picture but I'm not convinced it is oak. At any rate,unless there is great historical or sentimential value attached,I would use ash. Any accomplished woodworker should be able to do the same since the floor has been stained already.
Those do look like oak. However, if you replace them, the two main issues are: 1) if they are tongue and groove boards, it is going to be a hassle to remove them without doing damage to adjacent boards; and 2) getting a finish to match. Are those boards really rotted, or just discolored from water exposure?
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Does anyone know what adjustment to pressure I need to make to force carbonate my kegs at altitude?
I live at 6,000 ft. in Golden, Colorado. If I remember correct, I am supposed to increase my PSI from the normal charts in order to get the correct volume of carbonation. I just don't remember how much. Thanks!
I really don't think you need to change the pressure during carbonating. It's possible that you'll have to serve at a slightly lower pressure in order to achieve a balanced pour.
What Yuri said... the altitude wont affect what is happening in the keg, that is a closed system. BUT, CO2 will more readily leave solution at higher elevations when removed from the pressurized vessel.
Welcome to HBT! I'm in northwest Littleton, at about the same altitude as Golden. I haven't found the need to adjust settings for carbonation. Given that each kegging rig is slightly different, I'd say start with the 'standard' charts, and adjust up or down to your preference. I'm not sure that I could readily tell the difference between 3 and 3.25 volumes of CO2 without a side-by-side sampling, and even then, I don't know if I could tell.
Wait, do belches at those altitudes come out with more force than at sea level? I mean, the CO2 would come out of solution more readily, right?
Thanks guys. Like I said, I know I read it somewhere, but of course you can't believe everything you read on the internet.
I will rememeber, that I need to drink faster at altitude to keep my beer from going flat, and belch more often to avoid explosive gastric distress.
Dredging up old post, but I was looking for this answer as well as I am at 6500 ft.
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and here: http://www.draughtquality.org/wp-con...PH-Final_1.pdf
say add 1 PSI per 2000 feet when carbonating kegs.
the answer I haven't found yet: Do you use the chart value for a given carb level, or the chart value + elevation correction when calculating line length from keg to tap?
Adding 1 psi per 2000 feet to the carb chart value is a good rule of thumb for carbonation. Just rederived it from basic data (mostly so I would believe it.) It's not exact, but close enough for our purposes. You want to use the actual CO2 gauge pressure to figure line length, which means you'll need about 1 extra foot for each 2000 ft of altitude. Gauge pressure is pressure above local atmospheric pressure, and you want the pressure drop in the serving line to just about match the gauge pressure, so that as the beer exits the tap its pressure is close to ambient.
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I'm at 7k' feet and end up adding around 4psi on top of the standard volume/psi/temp chart.
I read an interesting article on the phenomenon from keg connection I believe. To me, it appears to be real and I compensate for it.


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One thing's for certain: "Spider-Man," one of the most highly anticipated films in memory, is now on the fast track at Columbia Pictures. The studio wants to release the film in summer 2001, and that means a director is expected to be hired soon -- perhaps within a few weeks. At long last, Marvel Comics' biggest franchise property will get his big-budget Hollywood makeover, a privilege that, until now, has been afforded only to characters from rival DC Comics (home of Batman and Superman).
"Spider-Man definitely has the potential to be a very successful franchise," says Mirko Parlevliet, creator of the Spider-Man Hype! Web site (www.spidermanhype.com), launched in March 1999 when years of legal battles over Spidey's theatrical rights ended and Marvel and Columbia struck a deal to make the movie.
"Unlike Batman and Superman, Spider-Man is a character many people can identify with," Parlevliet adds. "Peter Parker [the web-slinger's secret identity] is a teen-ager who is always picked on for the wrong reasons." He says Spidey is more realistic and down-to-earth than his DC rivals, a positive role model and a "fun guy" to chill out with. "How can you identify with a millionaire orphan or an alien with superpowers?"
For the record, this won't be the first live-action adaptation of the arachnid-man. There was a short-lived TV series in the late 1970s starring Nicholas Hammond as a pudgy Peter Parker. The show featured neato special-effects tricks, like tilting the camera sideways while Hammond crawled across the side of a wall. There also was a Japanese "Spider-Man" teleseries in the late 1970s, in which the web slinger drove around in a cool racecar. And the infamous Cannon Group proposed a Spider-Man movie during the 1980s but, thankfully, did not follow through. There have also been numerous cartoon series over the years.
The current Spider-Man project began as Cameron's brainchild; he wanted to make the movie immediately after "Terminator 2: Judgment Day." Cameron wrote a lengthy Spidey treatment and Carolco obtained the theatrical rights to the character -- or so it thought. Pretty soon it seemed like everyone in Tinseltown was suing to get a piece of the Peter Parker pie.
By the time Sony/Columbia emerged as the Spidey legal sweepstakes winner, Cameron had signed an exclusive deal with Fox that basically barred him from directing the superflick. However, Sony got the rights to Cameron's treatment, and screenwriter David Koepp ("The Lost World") was hired to fashion a screenplay out of The King of the World's outline.
For the record, the following names have been linked to "Spider-Man" since 1993:
James Cameron, Ron Howard, Tim Burton, Ridley Scott, David Fincher, Chris Columbus, Jan De Bont, Stephen Sommers, Ivan Reitman, Barry Sonnenfeld, Sam Raimi, the Wachowski brothers, Terry Gilliam and Robert Rodriguez, in no particular order, have been rumored to direct.
Charlie Sheen, Corin Nemec ("Parker Lewis Can't Lose"), Michael Biehn ("Aliens," "Terminator"), Bruce Campbell ("Army of Darkness"), Jason Patric, Leonardo DiCaprio, Owen Wilson, Jim Carrey and Australian actor Heath Ledger ("10 Things I Hate About You") have all been rumored to star as Peter Parker/Spidey.
In the villain department, Jack Nicholson has been pegged as Spider-Man's arch nemesis, the Green Goblin, while Arnold Schwarzenegger could play either Doctor Octopus or Venom, according to the rumor mill. There hasn't been much talk about who might play Peter's girlfriend, Mary Jane, or his editor at the Daily Bugle, the hot-headed J. Jonah Jameson.
David Mamet, if you believe the latest word, has been secretly hired by Columbia to revamp David Koepp's screenplay.
For the uninitiated, "Spider-Man" (the comic book) is the story of Peter Parker, a high school whiz kid who is bitten by a radioactive spider during a biology experiment. The bite gives Peter some nifty powers, like the ability to walk on walls, and enhanced strength and agility, plus a "spider sense" that enables him to detect danger.
Peter is also a gifted inventor; he creates wrist-mounted "web-shooters" that spray a sticky compound resembling a spider's web, from which he swings from skyscraper to skyscraper. Peter dons a Spider-Man suit and greedily uses his powers for personal gain (he becomes quite a celebrity) until his uncle is killed by robbers and he re-dedicates his life to fighting crime. Peter becomes a newspaper photographer, using a well-placed, timer-activated camera to snap pictures of himself (as Spider-Man) in action.
One major issue that remains to be decided is whether Columbia's film will be based on the old-school, idealistic Spidey comics of the 1960s, or one of several more recent incarnations, such as comics guru Todd McFarlane's dark, moody version.
"I'd prefer to see Spider-Man done old school," said Rob Worley, Webmaster of the Comics 2 Film Web site (www.comics2film.com), which tracks (what else?) comic books optioned by Hollywood. "The thing that made Spider-Man great (the thing that current writers of the comic have forgotten) is that the character, under the mask, was so relatable. Peter Parker is an Everyman. He's not some square-jawed, iron-willed vision of perfection. He's a kid who has all the normal problems that a regular young man has, in addition to the monkey wrench of having the great power that he feels compelled to use responsibly."
Now it remains to be seen whether Spidey can escape the curse -- real or imagined -- that has plagued film adaptations of other Marvel Comics franchises in the 1990s.
Witness "Captain America," a 1992 film version of Marvel's Nazi-fighting hero, starring Matt Salinger. In this barely watchable, low-budget film (which was widely advertised for a theatrical release, then instead went straight-to-video), the Cap's evil foe Red Skull is inexplicably Italian, not German, and the villain wears an embarrassing rubber mask.
Then there is "The Fantastic Four," a $2 million epic shot by Roger Corman's (say no more) Concorde Pictures, and then suddenly shelved before release when Marvel cut a new deal with 20th Century Fox wherein Chris Columbus was to direct a new megabudget version.
"I have a sentimental attachment to The Fantastic Four, and I was heartbroken to think it might appear only as a low-budget quickie," Marvel godfather Stan Lee told Entertainment Weekly. That was way back in 1994. There has been nary a peep about the film since.
Rights have been acquired and screenplays have been written for film versions of The Incredible Hulk and Silver Surfer, two Marvel properties with amazing potential, but both have landed in development hell.
So far, the only Marvel property to get a (fairly) big-budget film adaptation is New Line's "Blade" (1998) starring Wesley Snipes. New Line is currently developing an Iron Man movie, with Terry Rossio and Ted Elliott ("The Mask of Zorro") writing the screenplay and Tom Cruise supposedly interested in the starring role as reclusive billionaire/inventor/superhero Tony Stark.
Worley says one reason that Marvel's film adaptations have mostly been low-budget has to do with poor licensing decisions made by the comic book company that gave Marvel little say in the way the movies were made.
"I recall readi g a letter from Stan Lee [in a comics trade magazine] around the time the low-budget Fantastic Four movie was due to come out. Lee said fans asked him all the time why Marvel movies sucked. He promised fans that it was due to bad negotiating on Marvel's part and ... no movies would be made from that point forward without Marvel having a say in things. So Marvel sold off their movie rights, cheap, to filmmakers who didn't get it."
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Hopefully the right number of key players see this post. As most of you know on Ally side, I've been leading 10/25m into Ruby Sanctum, Ulduar, ToC, and ICC for mounts, achievs, and helping others as well as myself get needed items for legendary weapons. As much as I like raiding the old content and having fun with my friends, I am taking a break from leading raids for awhile. Reason being several real life issues, the ever more trouble of getting enough people to do the raids, and my desire to play other classes. I am extremely pleased to have met so many new players on this server from my raids. I'm even more pleased that i was able to help these players get some if not all the loot, mounts, and achievs they were looking for over the past several months. Now I'm not going to give up completely on raid leading currently or in the future. I will still raid lead if i can just throw a group together at a moments notice. Other than that, I will pick up my role of old content achiev runs again in the next lvl cap in MoP. Again thank you very much to everyone who has gone on my raids, it is you that kept this game fun for me with all the commentary, "accidental" actions, and over all fun of the game.
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What I meant be not raid leading for awhile is I won't be scheduling any more raids. I'll pick it back up during the next lvl cap in MoP. As far as knowing the fights in ICC, I have both the 10 and 25m ICC mount achievs, and I know the strats for the shadowmourne legendary. If I happen to be on Canson and have nothing going on, I might be willing to join other groups that need help or a tank role filled. But as far as my group, I never really had a "dedicated" group of people. Most of the time my raids were 80% pug. But i do have a small list of names that will most likely join another group. Mainly because they are still working on the legendary and are on the shard collecting part. If you want these names just send me an in-game mail. These people are great players and understand the concept of team work. They also know all the fights and how to do the special boss achievs. Also if your group or anyone else who is reading this has a regular ICC running group and have questions about a certain boss, or need a "how to" tip for something. Drop me a mail. I will be more than happy to help with info. But please keep in mind, (to everyone reading) a full group of 85s doesn't mean easy achievs in ICC. Most of the bosses yes, but a few no. They do require a certain understanding of the fight and what to do to get the achiev. For example, Marrowgar still requires the healers and dps to stack up for the "Boned" achiev. It just makes it easier to aoe the spikes down if all the spikes are stacked together. Not a hard achiev but I have seen it failed at lvl85.
Yeah the HLK 25m is still kind of tough because of the shadow traps. I don't know anything about your group make-up, but it is alot easier if you 2tanks, 3-5 healers, 3-5mdps, and the rest of the group rdps. The strat I used for this particular fight is this: Myself mt, the ot is mainly there incase I die. Keep all the rdps and heals close to the side of the platform your group will meet for the transitions. Keep all the mdps and tanks together far away from the transition meeting side.
Phase 1: Pop heroism the sec mt has LK in position. Once the adds start spawning, have all the mdps use whatever aoes they have ignoring getting agro. Necrotic Plague victims just need to run away from everyone else to be cleansed. The mdps/tank group just needs to move slowly toward the transition meeting side do to shadow traps. It helps if the mt knows the percentages for phase changes.
The rest of the fight is pretty straight foward. The key thing here is having the rdps stay on LK the entire fight ignoring everything else. During the transition phases, have all the rdps at max distance from LK so they won't take damage from Remorseless Winter (don't forget the orbs). This is why I say having more rdps over mdps is better for HLK25m.
Depending on the amount of dps from the rdps, you can very easily push the phases past phase 1. I've had a group were we pushed him so hard that during phase 2, we didn't get any Valk adds and 1 defile drop. The ot and mdps are the only ones that need to switch between boss and adds.
Hopefully this will help if your group is having trouble. And I have seen HLK25m killed with 15 people before. The best advice I can give any group about any fight is just have fun with it. Learn from mistakes, keep cool heads, and don't be affraid to try new things.
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a sail for paddleboats and an electric surfboard. At this year's CES, I spoke with Chen's daughter Ywanne about his latest rideable invention, which is for obvious reasons called the Solowheel. Her father's the one you can see demonstrating the device in the background; you can see trickier riding in this YouTube video. She says that of all her father's inventions, this is the one that came together most easily: his first stab at a powered unicycle just worked, and since then it's been polishing the experience and getting it to market. And "to market" isn't a dream; for about $1800, you can have an experience that's a bit more intense than a Segway. The Solowheel can climb hills of surprising steepness, as long as the rider is up for it. Coming down looks more challenging, though.
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Friday, 5 November 2010
2nd Chance by James Patterson
The second book in the addictive series of the Women's Murder Club, Lindsay and her friends are hot on the trail of the latest killer. What looks to be a random shooting is actually a vendetta against the police, again with twist at the end of the book.
Posted by Julie Goucher at 11:03 pm
Labels: books
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