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Departments & OrganizationsOffice of Student ResearchStem Cell Center, Yale: Tissue Specific Stem CellsOphthalmology and Visual Science | Surgery: Rizzolo Lab
BiographyDr. Rizzolo received his Ph.D. in biochemistry from Duke University in 1977. He received postdoctoral training in biochemistry at Harvard Medical School and in cell biology at the New York University School of Medicine. Dr. Rizzolo joined the Yale faculty in 1993 where he serves as the Director of Medical Sciences for the Section of Anatomy, and Course Director of Human Anatomy and Development for first-year clinical students. He also holds a joint appointment in the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Science and is a member of the Yale Stem Cell Center. Dr. Rizzolo recently served on the Program Planning Committee of the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology, and chaired the subcommittee on Retinal Cell Biology. He is currently on the editorial boards of Anatomical Sciences Education, Journal of Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology, Journal of Ocular Biology, Disease and Informatics, and Molecular Vision. Dr. Rizzolo serves as the liaison between the American Association of Anatomists and the Anatomical Society of Ireland and Great Britain.
- Ph.D., Duke University , 1977
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- Peng,S., Gan,G., Qiu, C., Zhong, M., An, H., Adelman, R.A., and Rizzolo, L.J. (2013) Engineering a blood-retinal barrier with human embryonic stem cell-derived retinal pigment epithelium: Transcriptome and functional analysis. Stem Cell Trans. Med. 2:534-544
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Prominent pastor, leading author, and 1997 Columbia International University graduate Tullian Tchividjian returned to campus for the first time in over 10 years to address the student body in chapel. Tchividjian, who pastors Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., said the years he studied at CIU were foundational in his life and ministry. Some of the foundational lessons he learned have carried him through the toughest ministerial struggle of his career.
Tchividijian said 2009, was the most painful year in his life to date. That was the year when his church, New City Presbyterian in Fort Lauderdale, merged with the well-established Coral Ridge Presbyterian, formerly led by nationally-known pastor D. James Kennedy, who had recently died. There was some opposition to the merger, and Tchividijian felt the pressure.
Tchividjian shared how God used Colossians 1:9-14 to help him rediscover the power of the gospel. He realized during the difficulty of 2009 that he had been longing for the approval of people.
"I never realized how dependent I had become on human acceptance and human approval until God took it away," he shared.
From his own experience, he explained the importance of understanding on a personal level the reality of what Christ has done.
"The gospel tells us," said Tchividjian, "that the determining factor in our relationships with God is Christ's work for us."
After illustrating how crucial this reality has been in his own life, Tchividjian challenged the students to consider how the gospel alone resources them with the perseverance they need to press on faithfully in life and in ministry.
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The Christmas Farm Inn & Spa is part of The Valley Originals, a group of locally owned and operated restaurants in the Mount Washington Valley.
We display the group's yellow flag with a fork and a plate. When you see the flag at a business, you know the owners want to nurture and promote independent restaurants.
We believe that good food is essential to a healthy mind, body and soul. That's why we offer a menu of freshly prepared, authentic cuisine incorporating natural and organic ingredients, meats and produce that naturally looks great and tastes great.
We source available products locally and regionally, and work with quality purveyors to ensure farm-to-table quality and freshness throughout the year. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available, and we can cater to most dietary requests. See our daily specials and enjoy the taste of real food made from scratch and cooked fresh. We do not add MSG or artificial flavor enhancers in our food.
Another good thing about the Valley Originals is that it supports local organizations, charities and activities, so dining with a Valley Originals member restaurant not only means great food and service, but also support for good causes here in the area. All members are involved in the community effort. The Valley Originals gave $172,000 back to non-profit organizations in 2012 alone.
The Christmas Farm Inn AVEDA Concept Spa offers a full range of relaxing services that will have you feeling glamorous and rejuvenated in no time! From facials and massages to pedicures, manicures, body polishes, waxing, wraps, to exclusive use of our private steam room, you'll find any type of beautification or stress relief you need.
We specialize in treatments that feature natural ingredients and aeromatic treatments. AVEDA's spa product line is strictly all-natural and made from sustainably sourced ingredients. Any and all treatments and product applications are customized to your individual needs to create the ultimate spa experience.
Some of our most popular treatments include the Stress Fix Body Massage, Salt Scrub, and Mani/ Pedicure. The Stress Fix treatments use aromaology infused with organic French lavender, lavandin, and clary sage. The Stress Fix Body Massage uses a combination of techniques, including Swedish, deep tissue, and reflexology, to guide meditation, reduce muscular stress, and increase vitality.
Another popular series of treatments includes the Elemental Nature Massage, Facial, and Mani/Pedi. The Elemental treatments are guided by AVEDA's Elemental Nature Consultation that identifies your unique skin issues and addresses them accordingly. The Massage is customized with your favorite aroma and massage techniques designed to pinpoint your exact stress points using Swedish, deep tissue, sports, reflexology, and acupressure techniques.
Younger guests at the spa will love the Princess Manicure and Princess Pedicure options, specially added to our menu for those 12 and under who want to get glammed up like mommy or big sister. Our other unique offerings include special packages for groups, such as bridal parties or girls weekend getaways. These private parties can be customized with appetizers and catering platters as well as wine or champagne. You can also book our steam room ahead of time for use by your group.
In addition to these spa services, our facility includes both indoor and outdoor pools, a hot tub and an excellent fitness center. Whether you are a regular who resides in Jackson or the nearby communities or a Christmas Farm Inn guest looking to make your stay extra special, we look forward to making you feel pampered, pretty, and blissed.
You may know of The Chef's Plate, a weekly half-hour show that features local chefs from all over New Hampshire who will be rpreparing favorite recipes. You can catch the show on WBIN-TV and NH Public Access. It's a wonderful way to learn about some of the best places to eat in the state, and because of that we're super proud to have Chef Stan and the Christmas Farm Inn restaurant featured! After all, this is one New Hampshire B&B that offers more meals than just breakfast!
We were recently one of a few White Mountain area restaurants visited by Helen of Chef's Plate, who got to try a variety of dishes. The Prince Edward Island mussels steamed in a white wine sauce of tomatoes, garlic, red chili flakes and chorizo gets rave reviews, as does the Crispy Calimari seasoned with Chinese five spice and Szechuan peppercorns atop a seaweed salad.
Moving in from the sea, there is the Green Apple Bourbon Strip Steak, a delicious 12 oz NY strip steak char-broiled and served with a green apple bourbon demiglas. The Braised Lamb Shank is always a favorite, as is the best-selling Maple Pecan Salmon! Helen also got to try the suburb Oven-Roasted Tuscan Haddock baked with creamy artichoke, roasted tomato, and spinach topping. For dessert they sampeld the Maple Crème Brulee and the famous Chocolate Bag,
Helen was impressed with Chef's Stan's flare for presentation as well as his dedication to seasonal menu changes and inventive cocktails like the Morning Glory Martini with pineapple, organge juice, and guava with Vodka, Rum, and Brandy.
In addition to sampling the food, Helen got a tour of the Christmas Farm Inn property and spa, inclduing the many diffrent types of rooms and the fantastic Carriage House Suites. Sandra also took her on a tour to the AVEDA concept spa. The products are all based on sustainable, organic sourced ingredients, similar to the philosophy of the restaurant's seasonal items.
We're so glad to have shared our New Hampshire Inn with Helen and the Chef's Plate team! With so many delicious dishes included in the video, it's almost impossible to not have your mouth watering by the end. Don't prolong your hunger-- come to Christmas Farm Inn for dinner soon and try something spectacular for yourself! You'll see why we're one of New Hampshire's best travel destinations!
New England is known for its quaint, quirky villages, and Jackson, New Hampshire is no exception. With a long history, dating back to the 1770s and postcard scenery, Jackson could be the dictionary definition of a New England town. Early settlers poured in throughout the late 18th and early 19th century, attracted by good farmland and the picturesque White Mountains.
The area has almost always attracted tourists, especially when the White Mountain school of artists flocked to the region to capture the local landscapes. While Jackson was slower than other villages to become a full-fledged resort town, it was the artists of this school who really put the town on the map.
Parts of the Christmas Farm Inn date back to Jackson's early heritage. Though it wasn't originally an inn, the Saltbox was probably built in 1778 by the Rufus Pinham family, as their home on the farm. The main building of the Christmas Farm Inn dates back to 1786 when the family needed a larger home. The red house was even used as the Jackson jail at one time! The farm eventually passed to new owners, namely Case B. Perkins who converted the buildings to an inn in 1883. Ever since, the property has served the area's many visitors as a quality New Hampshire hotel.
For over 130 years Christmas Farm Inn has hosted tourists eager to enjoy Jackson's famous Honeymoon Bridge, the Wildcat River, and the surrounding mountains where hiking and skiing are year round fun. Today's visitors can see many of the early Jackson buildings that have survived fires, change, and age over the years, in addition to the village's many new businesses and structures. That's the wonderful thing about visiting somewhere with so much history—you can see that legacy all around you while enjoying the area's many contemporary attractions like Storyland, Santa's Village, and Cranmore's Mountain Coaster!
Next time you visit Jackson, stay at the Christmas Farm Inn and find a little bit of yesteryear peeking out around every corner! You'll discover why people have been making Jackson their New Hampshire travel destination for over a hundred years, and why Christmas Farm Inn has long been a favorite resort!


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The Norwegian Forest Cat is a member of the Semi Longhair Group. Category II, Natural Breed (TICA Standard).
7-20 lb. (3-9 kg.)
This natural breed has an adult size that varies from line to line.
The coat may be of all colors, including black, red, blue, cream, white tortoiseshell, blue-cream. Bi-colors and tabbies.
The Norwegian Forest Cat sports a semi-long double coat that is smooth and silky. The outer coat in winter has oily guard hairs that resist water. The undercoat is woolly or cottony.
This confident and rugged cat defends its territory. The intelligent Norwegian Forest Cat wears an alert expression.
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Shorthair and longhair cats that accompanied the Vikings in 1000 A.D. and the Crusaders in the 11th-13th-centuries, respectively, are the likely forerunners of the Norwegian Forest Cats. These cats bred with Norway's local farm and feral cats. With their protective coats, they inhabited the farms and woods. They also functioned to guard grain stores. The Norwegian Forest Cats earned their place in Norwegian fairy tales and mythology.
Skogkatt, Skaukatt. Nickname: Wegie.
This friendly cat is quite playful. With an independent nature, the Norwegian Forest Cat may be reserved with strangers.
If socialized when young, this cat will get along with children and other pets. Cats raised in isolated areas may show different behaviour.
Favorite activities include climbing and hunting. A climbing device, such as a climbing tree is a great addition for the pet who loves to stay active by going up and down. Provide a scratching post. Some Norwegian Forest Cats will fish in streams.
Owners need to provide a large enough home to allow their cat to move freely. Be careful the cat does not become obese. The patient Norwegian Forest Cat loves his people and other pets. This pet demands attention and should not stay alone. With its heritage as an outdoors cat, it likes to roam. However, keeping your cat indoors is best.
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Lipscomb LIVE is a series of events to connect with alumni and other friends of Lipscomb; to communicate the exciting Lipscomb story and vision with future alumni; and to convey to the greater community the importance of spiritual formation for the next generation.
Alumni & Friends Reception
6:30 p.m. • Friday, Oct. 25, 2013
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Join President and Mrs. Lowry at this special event as they welcome alumni, friends, prospective students and families from the Atlanta area. You'll hear how Lipscomb is making news, breaking enrollment records and continuing its tradition of spiritual formation while making an impact throughout the South and around the world.
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Dolly Shaw, 84, died Thursday night in her home, attended by her family and by the memories of the many friends she has made over her years in the churches in which she played music and the schools in which she headed the choral departments and created a legion of adoring students.
To those who knew Shaw, she was a force vibrating through generations, striking tones of inspiration to literally thousands of students. And like a stone tossed into a pond, the ripples reached far.
Katrina Coble and Allene Aldridge-Fonville were among those who visited with Shaw in her final hours.
"She shared how blessed she felt to have had so many people to touch her life and I assured her she had touched our lives as well," Coble recalled.
Before leaving Shaw's side, Coble said, "I told her I would see her on the other side and expected her to be directing and playing the piano for the Heavenly Choir when I arrived because if she wasn't I didn't want to sing."
Upon hearing of Shaw's death, Coble said, "We have a hope in Christ. Dolly is rejoicing this morning. We should be too except sometimes the human heart has to take a step back and cry a bit before it can rejoice. (I'm) praying that we can all rejoice and remember her appropriately at her memorial service. That's how she would want it — a celebration of music and her life."
A celebration of Shaw's life will be held at the Davis Street United Methodist Church Sunday at 2 p.m. See complete obituary details inside today.
Allene Aldridge-Fonville said, "My heart is flooded with such wonderful memories, that seem like, only yesterday. She's touched thousands of lives, and for me, she truly changed mine." While visiting the woman she considers a second mother, Aldridge-Fonville said, "Katrina Coble was there also, playing music from her phone that were Dolly's favorites. Every once in a while she would raise her arm, as if to direct. What a gift, what love, God had in mind when he gave her to us. I will be forever grateful to him, for so much inspiration, through such a precious lady."
Shaw was born in a room over Davis Street Pharmacy to Charles and Mertie Foster in Burlington. Her grandfather operated Foster Hosiery on Cameron Street. She learned to play the piano in the first grade and took lessons under Fletcher Moore, who was head of the music department at Elon. The family attended Davis Street United Methodist Church and young Dolly would play for youth functions when she was a fifth-grader, continuing on through her high school years. She also found time to play at a local dance studio.
She owned the Wurlitzer baby grand piano her father bought her when she was a young woman. It occupied a generous portion of her Eldermont Street living room, having survived not only the years, but a fire as well.
She attended local schools, graduating from Burlington High School in 1947 and taking her BA in public school music with a concentration in organ from Elon College in 1951. She taught at E.M. Holt and Altamahaw-Ossipee schools where she taught music to grades one through seven and high school chorus. When high schools began to be consolidated, she was there when Southern Alamance High School opened its doors in 1960. She retired from Southern in 1984.
She married William "Bill" Shaw, who passed away in 2005, and gave birth to two daughters and a son, who have provided her with an assortment of 13 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She played the organ in her home church, Davis Street UMC until the death of Bill and she decided she needed a change of scenery. She became choir director and organist at Bethel United Methodist Church and also served Shiloh Presbyterian Church and Mt. Hermon UMC during her lifetime.
At Southern High School she taught chorus to all grades, directed the Southern Belles and Sons, and was musical director for high school musical productions "Calamity Jane," "Bye-Bye Birdie," "Mame," "Hello Dolly," "L'il Abner," "Fiddler on the Roof," "Sound of Music," "South Pacific," "Shenandoah," "Oklahoma," "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" and "Brigadoon." Two of the productions — "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Oklahoma" — were also performed at the Snow Camp Drama site.
Of Shaw's passing, Melanie Cook observed, "The angels in heaven are singing a little louder and crisper today under Mrs. Shaw's direction… (As a member of the Southern Belles) she influenced many positive aspects of my future. What a joyful sound she created in all of us.
"She was my chorus teacher for four years at Southern. She had us involved in a musical every year. This helped boost our self-esteem. In my case I realized I was better in the chorus and back stage than in the spotlight. She helped generate my interest in theatre. Later in life I was given the opportunity to design costumes for amateur and professional theatre. Without the knowledge she shared, I am sure I wouldn't have had the confidence to dress a large cast of actors."
"Singing was what made me jump out of bed on school days,' said Randy Ross, "but it was Mrs. Shaw that made the classes, the rehearsals, the concerts, and the musicals the absolute joy they were to experience. Dolly Shaw definitely touched our lives like no other teacher could and these (Facebook) posts bear witness to the love we all have for her. But I believe a big reason Dolly was so special was that we could feel her love for all of us."
Sue Vestal met her husband-to-be, Lee, in second-period glee club class.
"I'm sitting here, realizing again, that the children and grandchildren I have were because I wanted to sing. And Dolly was there for us. Being in her classes had a profound influence on many lives. She gave us the joy of singing that has continued through the years. I've been in the same church choir for 38 or 40 years. We've sung many of the same arrangements I first learned at Southern. I'm thankful God placed her in my path. It was life-changing."
Mike Edwards, who is now the production supervisor for the Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts, Red Hat Amphitheater, said, "Dolly Shaw always combined professionalism and fun, and impressed on each young student the enrichment of life offered by the arts. Mrs. Shaw told me that she believed I could achieve anything in music that I desired, and this unflagging support has helped propel me through my career in performance art. I remember how during the final song of the spring choral concerts she would always shed tears, and most of us would shed tears right along with her… Most kids that I know seem to be impatient to get away from school when they graduate. Most of us who had Dolly missed it and longed to go back. What better tribute can any teacher have?"


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Seriously i am nice to the tanks... unless they are "LOL I'M ELITE U NOOB" or blame the healer for everything even if it isn't the healer that is the issue
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Seriously i am nice to the tanks... unless they are "LOL I'M ELITE U NOOB" or blame the healer for everything even if it isn't the healer that is the issue
I say add in some sort of rating system after each run for dungeons/scenarios... after each one, you get to rank the four other people in your group as positive or negative.
After a while, people who get rated up as being positive would go "up" in rank and be more consistently grouped with one another, while people that are consistently ranked negatively would drop down into the other people who are rated negatively... you might even go as far as to reward increased valor/etc to people who are highly positively ranked.
Gives incentive, no?
The only way to solve this issue is to lessen the load on tanks. That means increasing the relative presence of the role in a group, something like 8 tank 8 heal 9 DPS in a 25 man environment. Only then will players even think about playing the tank role, because they don't want to stand out by being one of the two tanks.
Casual non-tank players are scared of tanking because they don't know everything about the boss/instance/raid, and are afraid of failing at something. Until these players start tanking by choice, tanks will be rare and have insta-queues.
Did everyone miss the blue quote a while back where they said LFR is for people jumping in. You were never expected to have to look up videos. It's only the impatient people who can't stand to wipe who have a problem with having uninformed tanks.
The primary difference between tanks, healers, and dps: 2, 5, 18
It's *A LOT* easier to see mistakes tanks make than anyone else. People in LFR generally are not intelligent enough to look at what's going on, look at the numbers, and make an informed decision as to what the mistake was. Tanks are also front and center, generally, so mistakes are made obvious to everyone around them and also multiply if a boss is attacking them as they take significantly more damage.
LFR also tends to prefer over-geared tanks. Many people in this thread seem to forget what it's like taking on content at the iLvl it was aimed for. This means SoO LFR is aimed at 496 entry. A tank with 496 gear and crap trinkets will take considerably more damage and be more difficult to heal than a 543 tank with nice trinkets. Healers tend to not like this as this means they can't carry another 2-3 healers.
The only time I'll notice a DPS called out is when fights take too long *and* you wipe.
I'll mention this again, because there's confusion: LFR is NOT aimed at people who have watched the video's. Period. Blue's have said such, pretty sure it was the flying bird dude... but I can't exactly recall and I'm about to head to bed. Google it or call me a liar. Whatever.
Shift+J look for the shields, that's all you really need to know. Sometimes it's hard to know certain scales of things. Ok -- as an example that deals 80k + 50% each stack. Ok, so how many stacks is that? Is there also AoE damage that has to be taken in to account? Is it magic or physical?
Ever notice how when a fight requires a DPS or healer to pay attention that it rarely happens? Case in point for healers: Sha of Pride trash.
Ok, so some here have said that mechanics are yawn worthy... Keep banging on Elegon while that floor despawns and let me know how that works out for you. And how that walk of shame feels. It's a fantastic mechanic though -- you quickly go 'wtf' and fairly quickly figure out what and why -- allowing you to avoid it next time.
Ultraxion comes to mind. Even at the end groups woul kick those who die/pull low instead of stacking determination and carrying them. That was when LFR was stand able aside from the loot issues. Everybody actually had a job and the group held them to that job. A single Fall of Deathwing run kicked more bad/slacking players than all of Mists. Even on Naz when groups wipe at 30% to beserk they stack the buff until Rey blow through rather than kick those who aren't trying.
I'm fine with casual content, but that doesn't mean it needs to be a joke. Make everybody and every role need to work, not just tanks and a couple others. Also fix vote kick
Whenever you have 19 of anything - in this case, 19 DPS in a 25 man raid - it is going to be nigh impossible to require as much out of them as the role that only has 1 or 2 present.
This is why, at least to me, it is ludicrous that raiding is considered the cream of the crop for challenging content in MMORPGs. Small group content is where the player can truly be tested.
Meh i dont know i've tanked quite a few LFR's recently and overall most of them were positive, people even commented on tanking quite a bit.
However the ammount of DK's queing up with full pvp gear without any gems or enchants as a tank just to get queue's fast and get absolutely destroyed by Garrosh i.e. is ridiculous. I mean there is having lower gear or gearing up or even cheap gems/enchants but not having anything but blood pressence up can be quite annoying i'd assume for the healers anyway.
people who say tanks don't get mistreated clearly don't do LFR very often. I've lost count of the times people just kick a tank that doesn't know the tactics rather than spending 1 minute explaining how it works. The amount of complete scrub dps I've carried through LFR, tanks still get more stick for being slightly undergeared or wearing the odd pvp piece.
It defies logic that people would rather kick an inexperienced tank, wait 20mins for a chance of a slightly better tank - than explain tactics or maybe help the tank with his rotation. maybe you would wipe a couple of times because of his gear, but thats what the stacking buff is for. Quite a few people are waaaay too impatient in this game. I really don't see how being AFK in a queue is a better way to go about it.
I'm not a tank btw. when I do tank it's for guildies or 5 mans.
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I saw a Holy Pally yesterday.
All of the facepalms.
I agree with this... are there bad tanks? Yep but it's the exception and in LFR , in SOO tank will rarely wipe you if they know the basics.
In my last LFR I had a Ret pally who did 9k DPS.
I often get my share of sub 40k but 9k is just absurd, so after a wipe or two we finally kicked him. The tank then said, thanks for kicking my friend, started Norushen and bailed.
Anyways... I often see people bitching at tank for not having the proper enchants/gems when in reality it's all those shitty sub40k dps that are causing us to wipe.
I reminded him LFR is no place for flaming/negative nellys such as that guy. I get flamed in PMs and we vote kick this muppet (it was actually the other guys buddy!) Annoys me as I just want a smooth run wipings OK you can go ok we did x y z can we improve on this a bit is everyone OK on tactics etc. But moment someone starts the flame wars or just being an ass its time to vote kick LFR or not I don't put up with that shit.
I don't often read an entire 26 pages of a thread, but I did in this case, simply because I wanted to hear the varied thought processes of players that tank. Since this thread seems to be focused around the OP of LFR, that will be my frame of reference, rather than 5-mans or normal raiding, for which my views are slightly different.
As a healer with a generally positive outlook until proven otherwise, I have seen the entire spectrum of LFR tanks in this expansion. Tanks that come in prepared with dungeon journal info, gems and enchants, who communicate with the raid and their fellow tanks, do ready checks, know their spec. For that kind of tank - a good player in general - gear isn't much of an issue. Good healers will recognize a good tank who may still be a little squishy, and adjust their heals accordingly. Good DPS and good healers will appreciate a simple and honest notification - "first time here" - and allow the tanks a minute to discuss strat without becoming impatient.
But I've also been in LFR with tanks that are in no way prepared, in their 496 or PvP gear with no gems or enchants, equipped and spec'd in prot only to get instant queues. No experience tanking the instance or desire to at the very least read the dungeon journal, maybe no experience tanking PERIOD, and expecting to get carried by the other tank, healers and DPS in order to collect their ret loot.
Setting aside the "perfect" tank from a healer's perspective - geared, knowledgeable, communicative, considerate - that may make up 10% of the tanking population that I've come into contact with (no, it isn't scientific, and is only based on my personal experiences), the good-but-under-geared are far outnumbered by the bad-and-under-geared.
But as with most discussions of LFR, I always come back to the root cause. And it isn't tanks. Or healers. Or low DPS, or Timeless Isle, or casuals, or any other of the thousands of reasons brought forward to explain why <insert WoW group element here> sucks.
It's people. It's the lack of consequences for your actions, either official (account banning) or unofficial (realm "black-listing"). Anonymity allows bad behavior to seep (and sometimes pour). And that is a fact not limited to WoW, or video games in general, or even the internet as a whole. It's just innate for some to capitalize on the freedom anonymity allows by acting in a way that would be either disallowed or socially punished in real life, because there are just no real life consequences.
I play WoW because I like people. If I didn't, I would stick to single-player games. I like sharing accomplishments, tackling challenges, and socializing with other people, both in and outside my guild, both in and outside my realm, with whatever cooperative/group content is available. So as long as a tank - regardless of i-level or instance experience - seems like a decent human being, I have unlimited patience. Decent human beings need to be encouraged to continue to try. And the key to that, at least in my opinion, is communication. I have seen the atmosphere of an LFR change from toxic to cooperative in less than 5 minutes, when two or three people keep a civil and constructive tone, and ignore the negative. I make it a point to whisper a new or under-geared tank (or healer, or DPS for that matter) who performed well, at the end of LFR, and I always get appreciative and very candid responses. We're all human. We all respond to praise, but good players will also respond to criticism or advice when given in a polite and constructive way by improving their gameplay. If the tanks do well, tell them. If they do great, broadcast it in instance chat.
TLDR: the root cause can't be fixed, but we can make small changes to our own behavior to encourage (and therefore reward) players that are willing to try, but are turning away from tanking because of the blame game.
Plus I noticed healers tend to stick up for each other more like a pack, because normally its half the dps's fault for being shit and not moving or trying to zerg the encounter because they can't handle anything else.
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Be geared, hold threat, position the boss. THAT is ALL that should be required of any tank in an LF"R" setting.


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Tuesday federal headlines - June 18, 2013
Tuesday - 6/18/2013, 7:49am EDT
The Morning Federal Newscast is a daily compilation of the stories you hear Federal Drive hosts Tom Temin and Emily Kopp discuss throughout the show each day. The Newscast is designed to give FederalNewsRadio.com users more information about the stories you hear on the air.
- The NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden keeps on talking. In an online chat with
The Guardian newspaper,
Snowden said more information about domestic surveillance will come out, even if
he is murdered. The Guardian said Snowden was in a secret location in Hong Kong.
Snowden said statements by administration officials and members of Congress about
him have prevented him from ever getting a fair trial in the United States. During
his summit in Northern Ireland, President Barack Obama said he's set up an
oversight board made up of private citizens, and that he's ordered documents
related to surveillance declassified. (The Guardian)
- Eight new astronauts will report for duty at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
NASA selected them from more than 6,000
applicants. Half of the eight are women — a record percentage. They'll join
the 49 astronauts now on NASA's roster. That number has dwindled since the space
shuttle program ended two years ago. Many astronauts have quit rather than wait
years for missions aboard the International Space Station. NASA Administrator
Charles Bolden said the new class will help lead the first human mission to an
asteroid and then on to Mars. (Federal News Radio)
- It was Cincinnati and not Washington that held up tax-exempt status
applications from conservative groups. That's according to testimony given to House committees looking
into the IRS. Holly Paz was until recently a manager in the tax exempt division.
She said she reviewed up to 30 applications after they were stuck in the
Cincinnati office for nearly a year. Paz described an agency in which IRS
supervisors in Washington worked closely with agents in the field but didn't fully
understand what those agents were doing. Paz said agents in Cincinnati openly
talked about handling tea party cases. But she thought the term was merely
shorthand for all applications from groups that were politically active,
conservative and liberal. (Federal News Radio)
- The acting commissioner of the IRS is about to make recommendations for
changing the agency. Danny Werfel could reveal his ideas as early as next week.
Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew told The Wall Street Journal the White
House is still committed to holding responsible officials involved in targeting
conservative groups. Lew wouldn't say what changes Werfel will recommend. But he
says the White House wants to make sure there is no structural problem within the
IRS. (The Wall Street Journal)
- The man once described as having perhaps the hardest and most thankless job in
Washington is leaving it. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director
John Morton is stepping down after four years at the agency. Under Morton's watch,
ICE has removed a record 400,000 illegal immigrants a year. In a message to staff,
Morton said he's extremely proud of the agency's accomplishments. He said ICE has
come of age and he'll miss the people the most. He said he's leaving next month to
work in the private sector but does not offer more details. (Federal News
- Federal prosecutors in Seattle say the General Services Administration was tricked into giving a fraudster $25 million worth of used computer equipment. The Seattle Post Intelligencer reports prosecutors say Steven Bolden pretended to run education nonprofits so he could take advantage of GSA's Computers for Learning program, which passes old government equipment to schools and related organizations. Instead, prosecutors say, Bolden was selling the items. He posted some on Craigslist. (Seattle Post Intelligencer)


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GoNOMAD Editors Max Hartshorne and Kent St. John and Julia Dimon of the TV show Word Travels presented a seminar on travel writing for beginners in February at the NY Times Travel Show. Below are some tips that they offered the 180 attendees at the presentation. You'll also find some great outlets for beginning travel writers.
Julia Dimon's Travel Writing Tips:
1) Find a Good Hook: Take a fresh point of view on an old subject or look for unusual new stories. Many of the places you will write about have been written about before, so you need to find something new and original to say that will grab a reader's (and an editor's attention.)
2) Be a Reporter: Traveling as a writer is different from traveling as a tourist. Take notes, ask questions, get quotes and notice the little details of your trip. How much did it cost, how long has it been open, how many people have visited, etc. Travel writing has been described as part reporting, part dear diary and part providing traveler information.
5) Know Your Audience: Get familiar with the publication you want to pitch. Ask yourself who their audience is. Is it young males who like snowboarding, teenage girls, parents with young children? What types of stories does this publication feature? What kind of story could you write that would fit in with their style?
6) Pitch An Editor: Craft a well written, succinct paragraph outlining what your story is about, why it's relevant for their publication, why it's important to cover now, and why you're the best person to write it. If you've never had anything published before, it may be best to look online. Blogs, magazines, online communities offer more opportunities to get your work out there.
Check out the following travel websites and see how you can contribute:
7) Don't Get Discouraged: Follow up with editors but don't be obnoxious. Editors are very busy and often get hundreds of emails a day. Pieces often get rejected. It's nothing personal. Grow a thick skin and keep on pitching.
8) Promote Yourself: Travel writing is 20 percent writing, 80 percent marketing. Use Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Flicker, Travelistic, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Linked In and Digg to promote your work.
9) More than Words: More and more Internet sites are looking for video content. New media skills are the future. If you can provide video content for sites AND write, it makes you more valuable.Julia Dimon is co-host of Word Travels, a 26-episode TV series about the real lives of travel writers. It's broadcast nationally on OLN across Canada and internationally on National Geographic Adventure in over 45 countries worldwide. She is also a nationally-syndicated columnist for METRO NEWS with a column called "Travel Junkie" published weekly across Canada.
Julia is also the editor of The Travel Junkie (www.thetraveljunkie.ca), an online magazine for the young and restless traveler and has, herself, traveled to over 60 countries.
Contact her at www.juliadimon.com
Shoot videos... but not too long. One minute of video is an eternity...and people get bored fast. Still, there's nothing as nice as being able to show instead of tell, and while photos are better than text, video is always better than photos.
Kent E. St. John, GoNOMAD's former Senior Travel Editor
1. Read everything you can get your hands on. Reading is probably the most overlooked step on the road to travel writing. First of all those writers have been published, they must be doing something right. Secondly you will get ideas and knowledge about all sorts of things, such as places and people. Of course a book about travel writing is a good place to start. I recommend Don George's Travel Writing published by Lonely Planet.
2. Learn what publications are looking for; they all have their own slant. A story about traveling through Croatia on ten dollars a day isn't going to fit in Travel & Leisure. The good news is that if you search you will find a place where it will be accepted. An editor can tell immediately if you are at all familiar with their publication. If you are not you are wasting their time as well as your own.
3. Editors receive a ton of queries and except for newspapers do not want a completed article. All publications have guidelines available somewhere — read the guidelines first. These guidelines will tell you exactly how to submit to their publication, and it shows professionalism even if you haven't a clip to your name.
4. Pitch an idea not just a place. I have heard of want-to-be travel writers who contact editors notifying them of an upcoming trip to Paris. What about Paris will that writer introduce an editor to? The travel editor most likely has been to Paris several times themselves. Use your own likes or even dislikes about a destination. That book you read about Thai influences in French cooking will finally come in handy.
5. Everyone is a local somewhere. You need not travel across the world to travel write. Start looking for stories nearby. This will also help you develop ideas for those exotic locals that you will eventually get to. "Think locally" is more than a bumper sticker; it is a skill that is coveted by travel editors.
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Drugs, Devices or Data – Which is more valuable?
A few months ago we blogged about how so many state-level governments are adopting legislation limiting or mandating disclosure of payments to physicians. This spend compliance is now top of mind for many pharmaceutical and medical device companies.
With their physician data spread across the enterprise among accounts payable, expense reporting, ERP, and CTMS systems, it is no wonder that many companies are struggling to conform to the ever stricter reporting requirements differing from state to state.
Not surprisingly, many are turning to Master Data Management as a way of gaining a unified view of physician data across these disparate sources. Many are also discovering that multidomain MDM solutions not only improve compliance but lead to increased sales. Through a single MDM hub they are now able to manage and track critical product master data elements, such as drugs, devices in addition to physician data, and the added quality, accuracy and relationships they uncover has allowed them to optimize and improve their business processes and resulting sales.
This intriguing topic certainly deserves more attention than our simple blog post. Which is why we are delighted to say that on September 24th, there will be a webinar panel moderated by William Looney of Pharmaceutical Executive magazine. Featured panelists will include:
• Hussain A. Mooraj, Vice President, Healthcare & Life Sciences, AMR Research, Inc.
• Anurag Wadehra, Sr. Vice President of Marketing & Product Management, Siperian
• Dan Goldsmith, Partner, IBM GBS
• David J. Eiben, Director, Business IS Consulting – PM Compliance, Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
The event is free and anyone can register at www.Pharmexec.com/valuable.


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LYNCHBURG (AP) -- Lynchburg police say bomb-making ingredients have been found in the home of a student accused of bringing a chemical bomb to a school.
Capt. Ruan Zuidema tells The News & Advance that items found by investigators are similar in nature to the bomb that was brought to the Rivermont School last week. He declined to provide details.
Police have said the 14-year-old student brought the bomb to the school in his backpack. Staff became aware of the threat and took the bomb outside. State police took the bomb to a secure location away from the school and defused it.
Zuidema says the student has been charged with felony possession or manufacture of an explosive device.
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Diploma and Certificate programs can be completed in as little as 12 to 15 months. Associate's degree programs can be completed in as little as two years. Bachelor's degree programs can be completed in as little as four years.
Because we care. We want to see you achieve academic success and are willing to support you in any way we can to help make that happen. We consider ourselves a 'family' of sorts. Students feel comfortable asking questions, getting help, and explaining concerns that need to be addressed. Also, our ONE COURSE A MONTH℠ scheduling enables you to have a consistent weekly routine that is important when juggling multiple responsibilities.
Many of our students have been out of school for a while. This is why we put so much emphasis on our support services and personal attention in the classroom. You may even surprise yourself with what you are able to accomplish!
Your Student Financial Services advisor will help you with this. You can schedule an appointment to review the required documents that will be needed to apply for financial aid. We will help you along the way with any questions and assistance that you need to complete this step in your enrollment.
No. Financial aid is only available for those who qualify. Each student's financial situation is different. A student/family must complete a number of applications, and sometimes provide supporting documentation. These applications will result in a determination of whether a student and/or family is eligible. If certain conditions are met, generally a U.S. citizen is at least eligible for loans to assist in paying a portion of educational costs.
Someone in the Student Financial Services department may assist you, if necessary, with the proper completion of forms after you have provided the supporting information. However, you and your family are responsible for the accurate completion of all financial aid forms.
The Career Services department can help you in a variety of ways. The staff can assist you with resume preparation, interviewing techniques, and connecting you with potential employers in the community. You don't have to wait until you graduate to work with our Career Service staff; they are happy to support you in any way they can while you are still in school. In addition, the staff will reach out to you when you hit your 12-week countdown to graduation to help you prepare for your transition into the workforce.
No worries. At each Brown Mackie College location an emphasis is put on personal attention with the instructor and tutoring services that are built into the classes. Our small class sizes offer the opportunity to ask questions if you need more information about a topic. Our goal is to see you achieve academic success.
The Brown Mackie College family of schools actively identifies and builds relationships with potential employers. Each Brown Mackie College Career Services department identifies potential local employers, builds partnerships with them, maintains contact with employers who have previously hired our students, invites prospective employers to portfolio reviews, encourages internships, and posts job openings.
There are more than 30 programs at different credential levels offered across the Brown Mackie College family of schools. Program offerings vary by location. While schools within the Brown Mackie College family of schools offer similar programs, curricula vary among schools to address regional needs and specific state regulatory and accrediting commission criteria and employability.
A bachelor's degree is awarded at the completion of a four-year program, and an associate's degree is awarded at the completion of a two-year program. A program resulting in receipt of a diploma is generally less of a time commitment and is structured to provide students with a specific skill set. A certificate is awarded at the completion of a series of courses that prepare students for employment in a selected vocation. A certificate may be earned while preparing for an associate's degree.
We believe that hands-on work is important. Our students enjoy face-to-face interaction where they can discuss and ask questions while they learn. We are committed to providing outstanding support to our students to help you along the way. It is our view that this is done more effectively in person.
Both Occupational Therapy Assistants and Physical Therapy Assistants help patients in regaining the ability to perform every day functions.The major difference: Physical Therapy Assistants focus on helping patients regain or improve physical movement in the body. They can treat patients who have medical problems or a health-related condition that limits their ability to move resulting from an illness, medical condition, or other debilitating issue.
Occupational Therapy Assistants focus on restoring the patient's ability to carry out essential tasks at home or in the workplace. Our everyday function can be affected as a result of an accident or illness, so Occupational Therapy Assistants help patients relearn tasks such as putting on socks, using a can opener and so on.
Specific accreditation information varies by school. Please review the program description at your location for more details.
After successfully completing all program requirements, graduates will be prepared to take the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) certification examination for Occupational Therapy Assistants. An admissions representative can help you determine the requirements for the Brown Mackie College location you're planning to attend.
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The most significant differences are in the degree level and licensure of the programs, i.e. Diploma vs. Associate's and LPN vs. RN.Associate's in Nursing: Graduates of this program have gone through the coursework designed to prepare them for the licensure to practice as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the state where the school is located.Diploma in Practical Nursing: Graduates of this program qualify to pursue the LPN State Board licensure. For more information about the differences, check out the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Web page – registered nurse and licensed practical nurse.
Several Brown Mackie College schools require Nursing program applicants to take "The Test of Essential Academic Skills" (TEAS Test) as part of the admissions process.
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After successfully completing all program requirements, graduates will be prepared to take the licensure tests associated with the nursing program they completed at a Brown Mackie College school. For example, a Practical Nursing education prepares students for the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN), and an Associate's in Nursing education prepares students for the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Please note: Brown Mackie College does not guarantee third-party certification/licensure. Outside agencies control the requirements for taking and passing certification/licensing exams and are subject to change without notice to Brown Mackie College.
For the most recent salary information, go to the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau Statistics Web site and choose a nursing career track: Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse. To obtain the most recent salary information, visit the U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Web site and choose a nursing career track: registered nurse or licensed practical nurse.
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Social Sciences
Studying in Evangel's Department of Social Sciences provides the opportunity to learn about history and culture within the unique framework of a Christian environment and perspective.
The social sciences take on the fascinating study of mankind in a systematic, all-encompassing manner.
Possibly more than any other area of study, the social sciences bring together a broad scope of interests — from a study of the past and its meaning in the present to the workings of government and public institutions.
Specialized programs include both a two-week trip and a full semester of study and internship in Washington, D.C., a semester of study abroad, overseas internship opportunities, and internships for departmental majors in museums, archives, government departments and law offices.
Those who pursue study in one or more of the social science disciplines may enter the fields of business, economics, industrial and labor relations, international relations, public administration, administration in industrial or service organizations, law, education, government and civil service, and journalism.
Learn more about the unique programs of Evangel's Social Sciences department, including the Leadership Fellows Program, or contact the office to discuss a track of interest.
Academic Programs
- Government (Political Science)
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- International Studies
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There are no other programs within this department.