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I've had a few kills in my WoW career where the boss almost simultaneously with the last surviving raid member.
I guess that's still technically a wipe, but it's also a win.
I've had a few kills in my WoW career where the boss almost simultaneously with the last surviving raid member.
I guess that's still technically a wipe, but it's also a win.
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Our first lich king kill was our healer shaman and his Earth Elemental.
"Here comes the pain, bitch!"
25H Ultraxion... We got our first kill not just during the enrage cast, but just as the cast bar was full. For a split second we thought it had gone off, but then... we were still alive! Pandemonium ensued.
First Lich King kill. Mage last person alive ice blocked and dots killed him
I don't have a video, but I do have a screenshot. It's of my old guild's first Maloriak kill.
The whole raid was dead. Yep. All of us. DoTs managed to kill the boss before he despawned. We took the screenshot just like that because that was too wicked to ignore.
Sadly, I can't find a link to the screenshot (our GM must have just uploaded it). But trust me, I was there and it was hilarious.
We had a 327k wipe on Primordius HC when the big add got too close to the boss and instawiped us just as we thought we had our first kill on it.
That's a 0.1% wipe.
Soo many close calls on Ascendant Council hard mode. No less than a couple dozen 1-3% wipes, and one of them was at 117k HP left.
Rincewind: Ah! We may, in fact, have reached the root of the problem. However it's a silly problem and so I am suddenly going to stop talking to you.
Doesn't get any closer to this. I mean that. It is literally impossible to be closer to wiping than this. NOBODY was alive at the end. The entire raid was dead... and so was Animus.
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Blood Legions H Elegon kill. Go watch it. Purgatory won that fight.
XT-002 Deconstructor back in Ulduar. Our last living player, a pally healer, popped bubble and finished off the boss with his half damage exorcism.
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Now that someone's reminded me of Lich King... my guilds first Lich King 25H kill was killed as he was running around enraged and murdering people, only had a few left when he popped Fury.
Linked at the moment he enraged:
My guild has had 2 memorable post-enrage kills that got fraps'd:
Probably first lady vashj kill just after when ssc was released. man that was hard fight, had 3 of us left and vashj at ~1-2%. those nerdscreams after she died
or other one would be gruul kill, back in tbc too. was last one alive and basically FD -> let my pet tank for the 1 hit while i blasted him to hell.
That eredar prince in Karazhan. Whole raid cept me was dead at the end... execute for the win xD


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Philomena is one of those unusual movies it's hard to imagine anyone not enjoying. It doesn't preach or patronise. It's bright and neat on the ethics of storytelling – Martin has qualms about flogging his subject to the glossies, as well as about the whole notion of the "human interest story" – but it never gets too meta.
The impulse to make Philomena may have been born from anger. Yet it's resolved with a compassion that trips you up scene after scene. You can stand on a soapbox and still honour the pulpit.
This is an unabashed tearjerker that seems to belong to the Ladies in Lavender school of cosy British films that your granny might enjoy. It has Judi Dench in national treasure mode and plays up its own odd-couple elements shamelessly. Dench's Philomena Lee is a clucking old lady who reads the Daily Mail and enjoys a gossip. Coogan's Sixsmith is cynical and sardonic.
However, Philomena is so beautifully written and performed that it goes far beyond sitcom-style stereotyping. It is never patronising.
Frears's film, comfortably his best since The Queen, is based on the true story of Philomena Lee, an Irish woman in her 70s of strong Catholic faith, who went in search of the son she was forced to give up for adoption 50 years earlier. Her millpond composure belies troubled depths, which is a character type that Dench plays well: she was awarded two best actress Baftas for playing the writer Iris Murdoch in Iris and Queen Victoria in Mrs Brown, and Philomena could easily make it three.
Stephen Frears is in full possession of his filmmaking talent in Philomena, one of his most pulled-together dramas in years. The true story of a poor Irish woman who, fifty years after being forced to give her 3-year-old son up for adoption, searches for him with a worldly British journalist, is touching, witty and always absorbing. The inspired pairing of Dame Judi Dench and actor-writer-producer Steve Coogan, who is currently riding the wave of the British hit Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, will clinch the deal for most viewers and give the Pathé release a good shot at entertaining the world.
A howl of anti-clerical outrage wrapped in a tea cozy, "Philomena" applies amusing banter and a sheen of good taste to the real-life quest of Philomena Lee, an Irishwoman who spent decades searching for the out-of-wedlock son taken from her by Catholic nuns and sold into adoption overseas. Smoothly tooled as an odd-couple vehicle for Judi Dench in the title role and Steve Coogan as Martin Sixsmith, the British journalist who brought Lee's story to international attention, this smug but effective middlebrow crowdpleaser boasts a sharper set of dentures than most films of its type, shrewdly mining its material for laughs and righteous anger as well as tears.
While she can be terribly funny, Dench is also supremely moving in her role. There's a scene early on where Sixsmith and Philomena first visit the Roscrea convent to see what news they can find, and the jovial mother superior tells them about the fire that destroyed the records. In a moment of staggering human intimacy, the actress looks down at her lap like she might just fold up and perish right there from the heartbreak. Dench takes your breath away, and so does "Philomena".

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Additional Physical Format: | Online version: McAllister, D.E. Fishes of Canada's national capital region. Ottawa : Dept. of the Environment, Fisheries and Marine Service, 1974 (OCoLC)648310215 |
Document Type: | Book |
All Authors / Contributors: |
D E McAllister; Brian W Coad |
OCLC Number: | 2366722 |
Language Note: | Text in both English and French. |
Notes: | Part of illustrative matter on lining papers. English and French. |
Description: | 200 pages, [4] leaves of plates : illustrations ; 25 cm. |
Series Title: | Miscellaneous special publication (Canada. Fisheries and Marine Service), 24. |
Other Titles: | Poissons de la région de la capitale du Canada |
Responsibility: | D.E. McAllister & B.W. Coad ; assisted by J. Aniskowicz [and others] ; jointly sponsored by National Museum of Natural Sciences [and others]. |
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I would like to share some thoughts on Günter Grass who passed away today at the age of 87. Grass is best remembered as the author of The Tin Drum. Largely on the basis of this work, Grass would earn the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1999.
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Montessori Teacher: Job Description and Education Requirements
Learn about the education and preparation needed to become a Montessori teacher. Get a quick view of the requirements as well as details about education, training and job responsibilities to find out if this is the career for you.
Essential Information
Montessori teaching is a non-traditional method that infuses education techniques with a thorough understanding of child development. Montessori teachers foster independent growth in their students, acting more like guides than traditional teachers. Candidates must complete an accredited Montessori training program (many of which require a bachelor's degree for enrollment) to be eligible to teach.
Required Education | Montessori training program (often requires a bachelor's degree) |
Projected Job Growth (2012-2022) | 12% for all elementary school teachers, except special education* |
Average Annual Salary (2013) | $56,320 for all elementary school teachers, except special education* |
Source: *U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Job Description
Often referred to as 'guides,' Montessori teachers are a part of an alternative education program that is offered in over 4,000 private schools and incorporated into over 200 public schools in the U.S. The Montessori method focuses on a child's education as a natural step in his or her development.
Instead of traditional teaching, the Montessori teacher helps children reach their own potential. According to the U.S. division of the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI), the Montessori teacher must not only foster independent growth but also assist children to learn at their own pace though self-correcting lessons (www.amiusa.org). Careers for Montessori teachers are available at a variety of educational centers.
Salary Info
According to the North American Montessori Teachers' Association (NAMTA) in 2015, teachers' salaries vary by experience and the age level they teach. For example, a private elementary school Montessori teacher with a bachelor's degree can expect to earn $25,000 - $30,000 per year according to NAMTA (www.montessori-namta.org). Teachers can earn salary premiums for having degrees in related fields, like a bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree in education.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) doesn't have salary or employment outlook data specifically for Montessori teachers; however, it does provide that information for elementary school teachers. They earned an average of $56,320 as of May 2013, and job growth of 12% was expected for them from 2012 to 2022, according to the BLS.
Education Requirements
All Montessori teachers must receive specialized training in this specific education method. There are a few institutions that offer Montessori teaching diplomas, but the most highly regarded are those accredited by the Association Montessori Internationale, which also offers training.
AMI training centers offer courses that run from September to May, allowing the student to graduate with a diploma in just one year of full-time work. There are also summer courses available that involve interim work and take 2-4 summers to complete. Each training center has its own application process, and most require the applicant to have a bachelor's degree, although some exceptions are made.
In AMI-accredited programs, students study the Montessori education method, child development and psychology for three age levels: Infancy (0-3), Primary (3-6), Elementary (6-12). At some universities, AMI courses can also count as graduate credit toward a master's or doctoral degree. The AMI diploma qualifies the graduate to teach the Montessori method in schools around the world. Teachers pursuing a career in the public school system will typically need to meet the state teacher licensure requirements in addition to the Montessori training, including the completion of a bachelor's degree in education and examination.
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Royal Danish Army Officers Academy
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Royal Danish Military Academy | |
Frederiksberg palace seen from Frederiksberg Park
Motto | Ingenio et Armis |
Motto in English
With wisdom and weapons |
Established | 1713 |
Type | Army academy |
Officer in charge
Lieutenant Colonel Henrik Holm |
Location | Copenhagen, Denmark 55°40′20″N 12°31′31″E / 55.672129°N 12.525295°ECoordinates: 55°40′20″N 12°31′31″E / 55.672129°N 12.525295°E |
Campus | Frederiksberg Palace |
Website | http://forsvaret.dk/HO/ |
The Royal Danish Army Academy (known in Denmark as Hærens Officersskole) educates and commissions all officers for the Royal Danish Army. The Army Academy function was initiated in 1713 by request of King Frederick IV on inspiration from the Naval Academy.
The army academy is located on Frederiksberg Palace in central Copenhagen.
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- Emergency Management Agency: The Emergency Management Officers School (Beredskabsstyrelsens Center for Lederuddannelse) located at Bernstorff Palace in Gentofte


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LOS ANGELES – There was a time when Jonas Hiller stood out in the shootout. And there was a time when the goalie made the big save his team needed. And there was a time when the Ducks knew how to win.
None of that seems to apply this season. Hiller couldn't stop two of the three shootout tries by the Kings, and the Ducks were left to take their 13th consecutive road defeat, a 3-2 decision Thursday night at Staples Center.
Corey Perry was able to answer Jarret Stoll's successful score to open the shootout, but Dustin Brown ripped another wrist shot by Hiller and Ducks rookie Kyle Palmieri was unable to beat Kings goalie Jonathan Quick to decide matters.
Afterward, Hiller said he thought he felt "a little off" in the shootout.
"I definitely take it personally," he said. "I thought I've always been pretty good in shootouts. This year, the record is definitely not the way I want it."
The Ducks (9-19-6) have won just one game beyond regulation, a 3-2 shootout victory against the New York Rangers in the second game of the season. They have lost all six since, four by the shootout.
Bobby Ryan managed to get the Ducks a power play when he drew a holding penalty on the Kings' Drew Doughty but Teemu Selanne and Ryan Getzlaf couldn't get their stick on cross-crease passes for tap-ins.
Lubomir Visnovsky did help the Ducks earn their first road point since Nov.16, also against the Kings. Visnovsky scored through a Perry screen with 3:11 left in regulation.
The Kings (16-14-4) took a 2-1 lead earlier in the third on Brown's wicked wrist shot past Hiller on his stick side. Mike Richards scored after missing the past eight games because of a concussion after the Ducks' Niklas Hagman opened the scoring.