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I dont know but other cards like Soulfire, Lava Burst, Pyroblast etc. are way better
Mortal Strike to Weak?
4 mana for 4-6 damage seems acceptable to me, considering all the other cards you mentioned have a negative effect or just cost way more.
And Warriors are not really meant to have good spells in the damage sense. We are mainly weapon based.
I used to think it was too weak, but I love it now. It's our best way of doing damage to the opposing hero without having to worry about massive Taunts. It has won me many games. I wouldn't mind buffing it though, or maybe reducing cost from 4 to 3.
Wish there was a warrior spell that did damage + Weapon Damage
Yeah to be perfectly honest it's a nice tool in the end game when you want to do damage without having to take the hit yourself. Also 12 unblockable damage at the end of the game you'd have to be crazy not to want that. I've won matches by letting my opponents drop me below twelve so I can end it in the next turn.
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Recommended: Cement to fill hole in tree. Yes or no?
I had three tree trimming companies come out to give me estimates on tree work. My 35 year old silver Maple in the front yard (focal point for the house and provides a lot of shade)has two holes where limbs were removed about 13 years ago. The first fellow said it couldn't be saved, had to be cut down (I could have cried) and the cost would be over $3,000. The second fellow said he could put cement in the cavities and it would heal over and after he took a lot of weight off by trimming the heavy limbs that the tree would be fine. Third guy also said it didn't need to be taken down but the cement wasn't needed to fill the holes. My question is this...have any of you had experience with putting cement in a tree? I asked if he could use insulation expanding foam and he told me the squirrels would chew it out of the tree and I have tons of ornery squirrels around here. Sorry this is so long...Any help you can offer from your own experiences would be appreciated.
Tina from Kansas City area
Cement is a terrible idea. It must have been an old arborist that suggested this because this is an old, outdated, and erroneous method for correcting structural problems. The modern method is to use cables and bracing to support the trees although sometimes the best solution is to cut it down. Anyone who recommends cement is a hack and you should seek help elsewhere.
Silver maples have very brittle wood and they have a tendency to develop these cavities. It's the price that has to be paid for their fast growth. I can't believe the one guy quoted you $3000. That is ridiculous. If I lived nearby, I would do it myself for far less than that. If you decide to take it down, I would get several more quotes before you shell out any money.
Definitely no on the cement. What you really need is an ISA (International Society of Arboriculture) certified arborist. Preferably a certified consulting arborist who would NOT be the one hired to do the work (& therefore would not have a financial incentive while giving you advice) to come out and give you a professional opinion and report.
keep interviewing removers.. until you find one who will do the job for about $500 ....
and then ask him if he will take $300 since he will sell the firewood ... and then demand he leave you all the mulch ...
the other 3 where idiots.. TAKING ADVANTAGE OF YOU ...
for god's sake..
cement went out in the 60's ... NOBODY USES IT ... EVER!!!!!!
$3000 in kansas???? maybe NY .. or NJ ... crimminey ....
God!!!! this pisses me off ...
Report them to the better business bureau?!?
She's not even a customer of theirs.
The BBB is not a regulatory government agency that goes after frauds. What the BBB can do however is help customers try to resolve disputes and provide statistics on disputes to others.
What I have to add to the original discussion is to go ahead and plant a replacement tree so in the eventuality the silver maple is removed (35 yrs is pretty good for a silver maple btw) you will have already gotten a head start. Ask about long lived trees. There are some oaks that live hundreds of years and grow pretty quick. Bur Oak is constantly recommended here.
All of the tree trimmers who gave me bids had "certified arborist" on their cards. I had the trees trimmed yesterday and both trees cabled to add strength. No cement was put in any tree. The price was fair and they cleaned up pretty well. The second man who bid this job was the only one who said he would take off a branch that overhung my neighbor's pond. The other two tried to talk me out of it because they didn't want to be in such a precarious position. I told them that the neighbor gave me permission to go into her yard if they needed to and they still tried to tell me I didn't really want that branch cut off. The nice thing is the fellow who was very willing to take down that limb over the pond had the lowest bid too. My trees now look like the trees in a park which is what I wanted.
I am pleased and want to thank all of you who offered your advice and expertise.
Maybe "Joe" was JSA (Joe's Society of Arboriculture) certified and Bob was BAA (Bob's Arborists Association) certified. Unfortunately, some certification programs apparently aren't worth the paper used for the certificate. Always look for an ISA Certified Arborist when in need of an arborist.
The guys were "climbers", no bucket truck was used. I saw the guy who took the last limb off up there but I didn't look at his shoes, sorry. The rest of the men were already down when I got home. Hope the cables are in correctly, I am new to all this. But you can bet I will be better informed next time. I have less shade now but less leaves to rake in the fall too.
I went back over the business cards I got from the three tree trimming companies. Only one had the ISA on their card. He was the one who wanted to cut down the silver maple and trim the backyard tree to the tune of $3,600. He didn't get my job. I am happy with what the other fellows did. Thanks for letting me know what to look for should I need a tree trimmer in the future.


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When Dale Glassford had to take a night off in mid-July, he figured his shot at a third career points championship was finished.
He figured wrong.
The Ridgetown driver capped a tremendous season by winning his second career season championship race and also completed a remarkable comeback to win the Westside Performance Plus UMP Late Models points title on Saturday night.
But he had a more pressing issue to deal with in Victory Lane.
"This is my wife's birthday, and I forgot to get her a card," Glassford said, drawing laughter from the crowd.
"I hope this makes up," he said, handing his trophy to Laurie.
While Glassford is proud of all three championship winning seasons, his 2014 titles will be remembered as the most memorable to achieve.
"This one feels special because we earned it," Glassford said of winning a third points crown.
His first title came in 2009 when he won both the points and championship race. He shared the 2010 points crown with Chatham's Brad Authier.
"Sometimes you get a little bit lucky when you win one of these, but this one really feels special because we did it on our terms," Glassford said.
It was 'double the pleasure' for Leamington's Joel Dick and Ridgetown's Dale Glassford on Saturday night at South Buxton Raceway.
Both drivers swept their division crowns by winning their season championship races and clinching points titles.
Dick already had the Schinkels Gourmet Meats UMP Modifieds points title locked up going into Saturday's races but had a battle on his hands with Belle River's Mario Toniolo in the early goings before taking the lead with 10 laps to go and went on to win his second straight and third championship race in three years.
Toniolo held on for a second-place finish while Chatham's Darryl Hoekstra finished third.
Toniolo also finished second in the final points standings.
Glassford led all 20 laps to win his second career championship race in the Westside Performance Plus UMP Late Models.
He went into the night with a slim two-point lead over Chatham's Jim Jones atop the standings but emerged as the Late Model points champion for the third time of his career. Glassford finished 25 points ahead of Jones.
Chatham's Gregg Haskell, the two-time reigning points champion, finished second and Wallaceburg's Mike Lewis was third.
Chatham's John Pinsonneault won the seventh Tirecraft Mini-Mod feature of the season for his '0′ car while Blenheim's Trevor Jones finished second.
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Jones leads Pinsonneault, who moved into second in the standings, by 113 points - and the maximum a driver can accumulate is 105 points in a single race night.
Cottam's Rob Quick, who went into the night second in points, fell out of the feature early and finished 17th, dropping to third in the standings, 118 points behind Jones.
Steve Shaw Jr. finished third and Dylan Wolters, the 14-year-old from Kingsville, was fourth for his third straight top-five finish.
Chatham's Eric Vanderiviere won his second Tirecraft Sport Stocks feature of the season, with Merlin's Steve Shaw second as the co-workers at Midas Auto Service Experts finished one-two on a night where their employer was a co-sponsor.
Chatham's Eren Vanderiviere finished third as he will take a 52-point over Shaw into this Saturday's championship night for the Sport Stocks in his bid for a fourth straight points crown.
Please check back later Sunday for expanded coverage.
Chatham's Jim Jones and Leamington's Joel Dick will both have front-row starting positions to defend their season championship race victories Saturday night at South Buxton Raceway.
Jones won the 2013 Westside Performance Plus UMP Late Models championship race, the second of his career and first since 2004.
The veteran driver took the lead with two laps to go when the fuel pump belt fell off the leader Dale Glassford's car.
Jones and Glassford will start on the front row on Saturday as the 2014 points title is also on the line between the two drivers.
Glassford carries a slim two-point lead over Jones as the points accumulated in the heat, pursuit and championship races all go toward the finals standings.


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A quiet and kind of grumpy guy at times, will be missed by many regulars.
RIP Jim...
Gene, the long haired guy who is always drinking coffee and smoking by cafe main or Tully's is now homeless. He is getting more and more depressed. I wonder if he knows about social services?
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We have a homeless young man who lives in his van at one of the parking lots in town. It breaks my heart to see this but he manages to hold a job and is often seen climbing out of his old van, straightening his clothes and walking off to work with a briefcase in hand. At least he has a job. For now, anyway.
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In 1968, Graham relocated the Fillmore to a better neighborhood, dubbing it the Fillmore West (he also operated a Fillmore East in New York City). He closed the West Coast place in '71.
In the 1980s, the original Fillmore became the Elite Club, a punk-rock club, before the 1989 earthquake forced its closing. Five years later, it reopened as the Fillmore once again with the Smashing Pumpkins.
The current schedule remains remarkably eclectic. In June, performers include R&B star Kelis, reggaeton hero Yandel, indie-rock darlings TuneYards, jazz-pop pianist Jamie Cullum, British electronica act Metronomy and retro soul man Lee Fields.
Over the years, some classic live albums were recorded at the Fillmore, including those by Aretha Franklin, Miles Davis, King Curtis, Traffic, Cream and, more recently, Lucinda Williams.
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With a capacity of 1,100, the Fillmore, now run by the world's biggest promoter, Live Nation, is still the prestigious place to play in San Francisco.
"For our kind of music, it's the hallowed hall where it all got started," said Jeff Mattson, guitarist/singer for Dark Star Orchestra, a Grateful Dead tribute band that has performed at the Fillmore several times. "There's a cultural touchstone in that word 'Fillmore,' associated with the music I grew up listening to. Every third album I bought was 'Live at the Fillmore.' There's just a great vibe in that room. You sort of feel the ghosts of all the performances that played there. … I strongly feel the history of the place."
The sense of history is captured near the dance floor in large, framed photos of Miles, Janis and the early Dead with a clean-shaven Jerry Garcia. There's also room for something completely new at the Fillmore — little-known solo acts and duos playing acoustic music on a tiny stage in one of the poster rooms during intermission in the main hall.
At the end of the night, two traditions carry on in the grungy foyer: free posters and apples as you exit. Graham himself used to hand out apples back in the day. Maybe after all that music (or pot), music lovers are hungry. Or maybe they'll just want to pass the apple to one of the many homeless young people who hang out outside the Fillmore.
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My new typeface "Recovery" is now available from TypeTrust. Recovery is a reinterpretation of Charles Coiner's letter designs for the National Recovery Administration and M.F. Benton's typeface "Eagle Bold" which was based on Coiner's work. Recovery comes in one weight with small caps, fractions, and an extended character set.
View and buy it here: http://typetrust.com/font/recovery
And the PDF is here.
Thanks to Silas Dilworth for his invaluable assistance with the production of this typeface.
Congratulations, James!
nice! (And damn...only $20!?)
Is this a change of mind from your earlier distribution plans?
@Craig: Yes, I decided against doing a free release. It really came down to me deciding that the type would be better served by working with a foundry to produce a font of a higher caliber than I could do on my own.
Congrats James!
Nice to see you join TheTypeTrust.
Silas and Neil are doing an amazing job over there.
Well done, James. Congrats!
Bravo, James! Good to see you've put your work on the market!
Makes sense. Congrats and good luck with it!
Love the timely specimen text and hopeful name, too!
We priced it affordably since it's a titling face with a limited character set... no lowercase.
Congratulations James!
First of all, congratulations, James!
I notice in your specimen PDF that where you present the diacritics, the capital dotted i (İ) is paired with what looks like a small cap (that functions as a lowercase) undotted i. Is this a typo in the PDF or a bug in the font?
Nice, James. TypeTrust also seems like a good place to be at. :)
Excellent work, James.
The "idot" was my mistake. Just an oversight in the PDF. Thanks for bringing that to our attention, Brian.
Congratulations James. Keep it up!
Looks great. I've always been a big fan of Eagle, going back to when it first came to my attention as part of the redesign of Publish! magazine back in the early '90s.
James, I'm curious what you see as the differences/strengths of your version compared to the Font Bureau interpretation.
Congrats. Now that's a comma!
I haven't actually licensed FB Eagle, so I can't go into too much detail based on the specimen I have. Coiner's letters for the NRA often feel a little harder and draw more attention and I tried to work that into Recovery. FB Eagle Bold feels a little lighter, some angles and points aren't as sharp, and overall it feels a little quieter, perhaps because Dave drew it to work alongside the book weight. There are also some letters in both that depart pretty dramatically from the quirky gothic letters by Benton: Recovery drops Benton's too-narrow S, FB Eagle uses a different K for example.
Eagle also features a much larger character set and fractions, whereas FB Eagle adds a lowercase.
Thanks for your comments, James.
Hurray! Beautiful work James!
Lage raho, in India we say.
Eagle also features a much larger character set and fractions, whereas FB Eagle adds a lowercase.
Do you mean Recovery also features a much larger character set and fractions, whereas FB Eagle adds a lowercase. ?
Do you mean Recovery also features a much larger character set and fractions, whereas FB Eagle adds a lowercase. ?
Sorry, I mistyped. Recovery has the big character set and Eagle has the lowercase.
Congratulations, James!
Recovery spotted on iLT :-)
Way cool!
And deserved!
...who we are and where we are going.
James, how could you?
Your first release is a copy--and not only that, but one where you diss the master by professing to improve upon his mistakes.
"Reinterpretation", which is a dubious concept at best, is a lot more than sharpening a few points, fiddling with some character widths and metrics, and substituting an anachronistic 'S".
Please, don't go there again.
Please, don't go there again.
I'm not planning to go there again. Since releasing Recovery I've been considering the same things you pointed out in your post. The semantics are just the tip of the iceberg, and had I thought about it all six weeks ago this font would have died at HAMBURGEFONS. For the foreseeable future I'll be leaving revivals/reinterpretations/copies/clones to others and focusing on more original work.
Congratulations, James!
Nick, If Recovery is a copy, then what is FB Eagle?
I don't believe it's a "diss" to make considered, subjective changes when producing a digital revival, especially if they are measured and intended by the designer and preferable to the user. In addition to the more notably redrawn "S", Recovery exhibits what I would argue to be a more balanced visual equality. The repositioning of counters/bowls alone is a notable departure from what James rightfully refers to as Benton's "quirky gothic letters". James never referred to anything as a mistake on Benton's part.
I also respectfully object to your tone. "Fiddling with some character widths and metrics" is one of the greatest technological advantages we have today in chasing a well-designed and well-proportioned typeface. We learn through play, and if Benton were to work in FontLab today, I'm sure he'd fiddle a symphony.
Nick, If Recovery is a copy, then what is FB Eagle?
A respectful copy.
James never referred to anything as a mistake on Benton's part.
"Recovery drops Benton's too-narrow S..."
"Fiddling with some character widths and metrics" is one of the greatest technological advantages we have today in chasing a well-designed and well-proportioned typeface.
Well, that's debatable. The design and proportions of a typeface bear an intimate relationship to the technology used at the time it's made. So fiddling isn't really a technological advantage, because all eras have technology that can be used to finesse widths and metrics.
But the point I was making was not about the merits of tinkering per se, but that Recovery is claimed to be a "reinterpretation", not a close revival with one letter redesigned and a lot of subtle nuancing. Looking at Coiner's letters (are there more than four in this style?) one would expect a reinterpretation to be much different than closely following in the footsteps of Benton and Berlow.
Look, I've done revivals, and while I think original work deserves more respect, I don't think there's anything inherently wrong with doing them, although it's an ethical minefield. What prompted me to contribute to this thread was the gap between James' ambitious conception of the amount of socially relevant meaning that can inform a typeface, and the reality of releasing a close copy as one's first commercial type design. At Typecon, he showed me an original design he was working on, so I was disappointed to see Recovery and not that.
Hopefully he will give me similar consideration next time I post a new release in this forum...
I think "reinterpretation" is a fair and accurate term. An analogy...
A text can be interpreted from one language to another—or even from an older dialect to more modern usage—and be "fiddled" with enough with respect to the meanings of words and the nuance of grammar. The spirit of the text ought to remain the same. Whether it is true to the original is a matter of subjective comprehension and perception. Scholars and critics may argue indefinitely over all the finer points. Publishers will print variations as the market demands and ethics abide.
Similarly, a typeface can be interpreted. Coiner's work was invariably filtered by Benton's experience and the technology of their day, and further augmented by Font Bureau to meet the demands of the Publish! project. James has chosen to interpret Coiner's and Benton's work, contributing a certain degree of nuance that many will find valuable and preferable to other reproductions. Recovery is recognizably rooted in the ATF Eagle specimen. For that it is an interpretation, however faithful you wish to judge it. Recovery comes after FB Eagle, so we respectfully call it a "reinterpretation". There's nothing dubious about the word.
I believe "a lot of subtle nuancing" is a considerable contribution to breathing new life into a typeface. In any sort of design practice, nuance is the fine line between a desirable work and something less preferable.
James may have come across as ambitious in his artist's statement slash ad copy, but such is the nature of marketing. He's an inspired and disciplined new talent. I don't think it's fair to scold him for being so. I personally pushed him to work on the Recovery PDF so as to explain his intentions with this project, so blame me for fostering his lofty claims. His passion for this stuff is however evident and valued. Recovery is an excellent first release.
A few things:
I meant no disrespect to Benton. But I don't think that Eagle Bold was a perfect typeface (nor do I consider my work perfect), and I hardly think that my saying so is any sort of attack on a great designer.
As for the revival/reinterpretation argument, at the end of the day it's a relatively trivial argument over semantics. Maybe revival would be a better word. Maybe it's the word I would have used if I had the decades of experience under my belt that Nick does. But it was not chosen to try and raise myself up over any other designer. Nor was it used to imply that Recovery is an original design.
The essay in the Recovery specimen isn't great. I'll probably end up rewriting it. But it's really just ad copy—it's not like this is appearing in Baseline. In retrospect, I overstressed the importance of Coiner because I felt that his contribution to the design of Eagle is neglected—the entire design is usually attributed to Benton. This was not meant as a slight to Benton, although I see how it can be interpreted that way.
And as for my original works, they're coming. Recovery was done as a break from art school before getting back to the original stuff. The face I showed at Typecon is a very ambitious design; I doubt it will see a release for at least a few years. Then again, with the job market the way it is, I may have time to get it done by spring ;)
James, what I worry about in the PDF is the page devoted to an Obama quote. Don't get me wrong, I love Obama! I contributed to the campaign. But I think that it is questionable to advertise products with quotes from active politicians. Once someone has gone into retirement (a la Clinton?), OK. Once they are dead, perfect! Then I guess it can be fair game to use their words to help sell products. Why not a pertinent quote from Kennedy, or FDR, or whoever. FDR would certainly fit right now, I guess. If you are going to go in and retool the PDF, please take a look at that page again, too.
I haven't seen this earlier... Congratulations, looks really good.
@Dan: "Questionable" because it might imply the candidate endorsing the font? "Questionable" because it might put off potential customers of different political persuasions?
Dan, the Obama quote was added because I find it pretty eerie that bad government, bad lenders, and bad borrowers have America on the brink of an economic depression. Pundits are already plotting the New New Deal. So the historical connection is interesting.
That and, living in downtown DC, politics is just never out of my mind.
> "Questionable" because it might imply the candidate endorsing the font?
Well, more this one actually; I don't think that anyone can ever expect all of one's customers to agree with them on everything.
But I just think that such a quote is in less than good taste. It puts current politicians up on a pedestal, which they should not be placed upon, no matter how much we might agree with them or want to support them at the moment.
James, if you had used any Great Depression-era quote, customers know would get your prescient eerie-ness just the same!
Good point, Dan. Next time around I'll stick with FDR quotes.
I thought were were only allowed to typeset Obama quotes in Gotham?
Next time around I'll stick with FDR quotes.
Screw that. There's nothing wrong with wearing your politics on your sleeve.
(My critique was you didn't deliver on the promise of change!)
A radical socio-political stance may not work for a corporation like Linotype, but it's branding for the likes of Virus.
All business cares about is the bottom line. Segueway to Gill.
Quoting Barack Obama is not a radical socio-political stance. Quoting someone more left-wing who is less likely to win the presidency might be, though (i.e., Ralph Nader, Dennis Kucinitch,…).
Quoting Barack Obama is not a radical socio-political stance.
Well no, I was like, Linotype would never hype its wares thusly:
Awesome poster.
Cross you fingers.
james i love recovery, and as soon and the piggy bank allows, will purchase it. soon hopefully. nice work!