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I'd say Baleroc will be impossible due to Decimation Blade since it reduces healing done by 90% so DS would heal you next to nothing and the shield would be of no help since it's shadow damage.
i killed him with 10 DKs and 25 DKs both on hardmode so level 85 DKs are able to outheal him with some help(bloodworms) even on HC. we only needed to taunt for any decimation blade but with AMS you dont even drop to 10%. so at level 90 it should be healable but you will need to have the luck to never get 2 Dec blades per phase. you wont get dmg and hp increasing debuffs for some weird reason and crystals bug out completly when there is no one with a dps specc. so the fight is a complete dps check tank n spank with required decimationblade luck.
heres my 25 vid of it so you can see that there are really no crystals or debuffs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMWda...7&feature=plcp
In MoP I'm planning to level up my Dk and start soloing raids that need mounts. I assume i should mainly stack dps gear? Thanks.
Hey guys, I was hoping to get a little bit of advice from you. My dk's dps set is around 382 ilvl (378 HoT gear w/ 397 BoEs). Last night I tried a few solo runs for the first time and was successful doing Malygos, Onyxia, and 3/4s of VoA (no Toravon), but could not down Kael'thas. I made it into stage 4 with about 75% hp and managed to get him down to ~65% when I ran out of cds and died.
I was hoping that someone could help me out with where to kill the Advisors, and just general tips for the fight. I killed the first 2 by the entrance, Capernian at the door to Kael, and Telonicus around half-way in between them. When phase 3 started, I was at Capernian and started to burn her down and something weird happened(as far as I know). I was teleported to where the first 2 advisors were at the entrance and I killed them fairly easily, but then had to face both Capernian and Telonicus at the same time. It sucked, but I got them down. I was not able to LoS any of KT's pyroblasts and kept getting CC'd into flamestrikes.
At the time, I did not have any buff food, flasks, potions, drums, or runescrolls, but have invested in them since. Any and all information is welcome and thanks in advance!
First 2 Advisors to a door corner- middle section of the room, behind the fires by the door. I chose the Right door.
I think Telonicus is next (has a dot that he puts on you that stuns you every so often for a min). I kill him on the same side as the first 2 Advisors but back behind the piller, or even farther into the corner. The trick here is to wait till 25-15 seconds left on your debuff before killing him.
Lastly Kill Capernian next to one of the little pillars near the platform of the 5- this is important because of the conflagration and range from the other 3.
Kill the weapons as fast as possible, starting with the infusor (because of heal I guess) and try to make it so your at about 90% hp, but your 75% is totaly do able.
If you finish fast enough you should have just enough time before the advisors res. Run over to Capernians spot and put your back to the pillar. Pop Ghouls when 11 seconds are left before next phase (think ghouls 10second channel) and right as you see the "rez" light for the advisors, pop AMS and all the Dps CD you can and just wtf burst capernian to dead in 2~5 seconds, You can save ghoul for when your AMS drops for Telc's debuff-but i'm no 100% sure he will put it on the ghoul. the next kill is up too you, but depending on who, you will have to kite. I chose Telonicus because of his gay debuff, and then the fear guy because they are annoying. the dude with the 2hander isn't as bad as ither of those 3, but Capernian HAS to be first. should be around 80% hp when finished.
Keal'thas - AMS, Strangulate, MindFreez the fuck out of his Pyroblasts. Before he does his beam things he knocks you into the air, once this happens RUN AWAY from him otherwise you get a stacking debuff that reduces your HP. Other than that, this is the Easiest part of the encounter. Avoiding flame strikes, interrupt Pyroblasts (or AMS absorb) and run out during beam phase, keep blood shield up as much as possible.
/spoilers (MoP heroic) - Just did heroic Scholomance (5/5, every boss, every trash) at 90 on beta.
I'm not too sure whether the instances are grossly undertuned or I'm op as fuck or a combination of both. I have full pvp gear (483), with full blue cata gems, and a few MoP enchants.
First boss (lich) was fairly meh (the ice wall doesn't instantly kill at all and you can run through it ~~), had the lich around 20% before the wall cornered me (but I forgot equipping dps gear so w/e, would be okay in dps gear).
2nd boss (Jandice) was easy.
3rd boss (Rattlegore) was not hard, but not easy either, had to kite & stuff. Used a control undead pet to dps him down while I kited (a lot).
4th boss (Lilian Voss) was easy
5th boss was easy (did absolutely nothing but chaincast incinerate, lol)
The putricide miniboss was much much harder than any boss in there, but I managed to get him down on my third attempt. (tI'd also add that the trash in his room are much much harder than any other trash as well)
going to check more stuff in beta. not sure about uploading this kind of stuff on youtube or not. have to make a choice between farming inferno ponies for $$$ RMAH or beta. fuck.
edit: Trying BoT. will update asap
-halfus down on first attempt, lol (whelps/bronze/nether scion)
-valiona down on 2nd attempt (died very stupidly on first attempt by whoring on dps, being low on hp, and triggering a blackout instantly with a 80k deathstrike ). jeez, this is easy! now comes the true test, AC.
-AC down 2nd attempt, died on first attempt by forgetting glaciate exists. derp. end was kinda close though, a few more seconds and i would have died. inb4 1000 wipes on cho'gall
-cho'gall = nowai
edit2: btw BoT bosses only drop 22g, wtf =(((( where's easy gold AMG!
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yes in a blue post they said that the 5-mans are easy.
they didn't have a better word for them than "heroics" that wouldn't confuse people though, so they kept calling them heroics.
if you want hard 5-mans you need to do challenge modes.
http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/5638012956#18Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
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Heroic dungeons dumbed down
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Yeah I know, but still, that seems a bit early. But why not afterall. I guess it depends on the mechanics. I'm not sure if that's really healthy that we can solo them so quickly, though - I don't recall us doing the same thing in Cata or WotLK, this required full raid gear, not PvP... that being said PvP gear is really good this time around, so idk.
On another note... after like an hour or two of wiping, I killed magmaw! \o/ this was 1) buggy 2) hard as hell
edit: wol for anyone interested in seeing damage values or anything else at 90: http://www.worldoflogs.com/reports/c...?s=1436&e=1899
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So ds crits for 75k while hs for over 100k? That's meh >.>
Thanks for the tips! Used them on Atremedas and did it within 5 tries
Also, Crimson Scourge is almost certainly better than both Butchery and the 2nd and 3rd points in Scent of Blood. Take a look at a representative parse of mine (not solo, but attempting for max dps) http://worldoflogs.com/reports/4e8ez...5/?s=604&e=721 - Crimson Scourge accounts for more RP gain (60) than the RP gain from butchery would have given (48), or the RP from the first point of Scent of Blood (40) (and this first point is generally more valuable than either of the second 2). I think I had bad luck on Scent of Blood here, but the blood boils themselves also did almost 2% of my damage.
I'm not sure how you'd tease out exactly the benefit of all of these against each other, or the other 2 options (Imp Runic Power and Virulence I imagine), and we're talking less than 1% difference for all 3-5 points combined no matter which way you go, but I thought I'd bring it up.
I'm leaving away those 3 points for finishing the maxing of RPM, BCB or other options (ie: survivability options, which are used in the huge majority of cases). RPM is better than BCB or Virulence point per point. The max DPS build (theorically) would leave out talents like Toughness or Blade Barrier to max out BCB/Virulence, but I've left that one on purpose since it's basically never used.
It's basically RPM > BCB > Virulence in the majority of situations.
Crimson Scourge is utterly useless once you have enough haste. The benefit is absolutely 0. It might be a good talent if using low haste or not gaming runes as perfectly as they should, but when you're using 1600-2k+ haste you simply never have open GCDs anymore (or the occasional horn fo winter, necessary to refresh it anyway). Butchery on the other hand feeds more RP for GoDS.
SoB is absolutely mandatory and one of the best talents there is in the entire tree. It's pretty easy to check out its benefit - check whenever you have Scent of Blood (1) uptime on WoL (not 2 or 3, just 1). That's the benefit of the third point.
Last edited by Mionelol; 2012-06-19 at 09:29 PM.
We're talking about Mione here. If she killed Atramedes during Cataclysm, i'm pretty sure she can pull off an undertuned Heroic while overgearing it.
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I stopped at Church's Chicken yesterday after work. I went inside the lobby to use my "Be My Guest" cards, courtesy of Carol. Since the voucher cards weren't for the product that originated these reviews, I decided to add that to my order...just to see if anything was done about it. Since I was inside the lobby, I was actually able to watch them make the Honey BBQ Boneless Wings this time around.
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I wanted to thank Carol for following through and making sure this location was following protocol. She asked for the chance to make it up to me, and hopefully regain my business. JOB WELL DONE CAROL! You are an example to how all businesses should be run. Thank you!
FARMINGTON, NEW MEXICO -- I recently stopped at the local Church's Chicken to pick-up some wings for my wife. The wing selection in our town is somewhat limited, so we ordered from here out of convenience. Never again. Not if this is the quality of product being churned out to the masses. I realize that no one can live up to the advertised pictures on the order screen, but this is borderline ridiculous.
If one of the savvy My3cents members will leave me a link to Church's, I very much intend on forwarding this along to their offices. This is simply unacceptable.
UPDATE: On 3-16-12, I received these coupons in the mail. Out of respect for privacy, I pasted over Carol's last name.
What I'm having trouble understanding is why would they send me coupons for food other than what I ordered? Should that lead me to believe that the issue hasn't been resolved, nor is there any intention to fix the problem, and that instead they would like me to move on to a different menu item that is less visually susceptible to such scrutiny? That would be the equivalent of having McDonald's mess up on a Big Mac, and then offer me chicken nuggets as compensation. Just doesn't make any sense to me?
GLOBE, ARIZONA -- My family and I as well as a couple close friends of ours had decided to go grab dinner, so we headed to our local Churches Chicken, ( a place we had vowed to never go back to after a bad experience) but we hoped with time, things had improved. Well we were wrong. When we arrived, there were at least 6-7 employees, all running around the kitchen, throwing things around, including chicken at each other, then laughing about it, they were running in and out of the restaurant, meeting up with friends outside, touching the doors, fiddling with their hair, etc, then coming back in, without washing hands, or wearing gloves, and handling food.
When we got our order, we went to sit down. There was not 1 clean table in the hall, yet, no customers were there. We had to clean a table ourselves to have a clean place to sit down and eat. We were there for about an hour, and there was a stack of 60 plus pieces of chicken that sat there the whole time we were there, and there were no actual customers but us, ( the rest were there for freebies, the workers friends)
Towards the end of the dining experience, people started coming in, they were served that hour old chicken, and also had to clean their tables to have a clean place to sit down, not one time, did ANY of the employees come out to dining area to clean, rather, they were running around, in and out of restaurant, hanging out with friends, and two of the workers, even looked high, and a smell of marijuana was prominent on their clothes when they came upfront of the store,
This place is an unsanitary, ill managed, very unprofessional, breeding ground for food poisoning, that needs to be investigated ASAP before someone gets very ill!
GARALND, TEXAS -- I decided I would go to Church's Fried Chicken on Broadway Blvd. yesterday after church. It is store number #1564.When I pulled into the drive through and was waiting to order after about 5 minutes of sitting there this lady asked if she could take my order. In the middle of ordering she asked me to hold on. I said okay. So I sat there for about 5 minutes and in the meantime another car pulled in behind me.
I sat there about another 5 minutes (I didn't want to go anywhere else because my family wanted chicken for lunch. The lady behind me screamed to me, "Is the drive through working?", so I answered yes, she told me to hold on a minute. So the lady answered well, that sure is a long minute!
So, I decided to say something to the order microphone. I said, "hello"! The lady came back on and said "Just a minute, We are short handed today"! So I said okay ma'am. Finally after about 15 minutes sitting at the drive through she took my order and I pulled up to the window. When I pulled up, the lady looked at me and said, "wait a minute, I've got to fix this lady's order". I didn't know if she had put my order in wrong or someone else's order in wrong. Then she said pull up and I will bring your order out to you. I said okay, so I pulled up and turned my vehicle around facing the building. I looked at the ticket and she had placed my order wrong. (order # 286134). I had asked for the mixed special with just potatoes. She put in all dark meat as my order. I decided since it was taking so much time, and I was very hungry and my family was waiting that I would just take that and go hopefully. As I sat there, 3 or four cars came and went with their orders filled, and 2 people had gone through the window with their orders filled. By then, I had had enough. So I went to the window after waiting behind two more people and asked for my money back. The cashier at the window, whose name was Phillip, asked me if there was a problem.
So I said yes, and pointed to the lady I didn't get her name), who looked like she had eaten my chicken, and said she told me to pull up and she would bring my order out. I had been there 45 minutes by then. Phillip looked at the woman, and asked her what the problem was, and she said Oh, I just forgot about her! By then, I was very upset. To think I had sat out there, and to boot, she had totally forgotten about me! Church's Fried Chicken just lost a good customer. Phillip who was a very nice young man, showed me where he had subtracted my order out of the system, because I had paid with my debit card. It is midday and I am still waiting to see if my account shows where they refunded my money. It has not been put back in my account yet. We love chicken, but I know one thing, Church's will not be getting my hard earned money anymore!
NEW BOSTON, TEXAS -- Firstly, the staff portrayed a large amount of incompetence and a bad attitude towards customers. No one attended to me for about ten minutes, and when the food service worker finally showed up, she showed a severe lack of interest. She had to take my order three times, but even so, she still presented me the wrong food!
Secondly, the service was very slow & poor. I ordered tender strips and this dork gave me 2 thighs and 1 leg. I asked her the if she understood my order and she still messed it up. What made matters worse was that after waiting for so long, the food service brought the wrong food and she had to take it back, she became loud and angry. I stood my ground and let her know she will not talk to me without respect. The female is the rude one who wears loud ruby red lipstick and a jewel between her eyes. I called back to speak to the manager who is a female name (Alexis) and she was very unconcerned about this issue and showed no interest in what I was reporting to her about the incident. I decided to take matter in my own hands and report it.
Thirdly, the food itself was of very poor quality. It was quite cold and tasteless. Immediately I reached home, I suffered from very bad diarrhea which lasted for two days.
All these things considered, I feel I need to be compensated. In addition, I demand that you improve the service at particular churches chicken restaurant or improve the quality of the food, as the service being offered is hazardous to the health of your customers. I have notified the local health department, therefore I will be reporting it to the authorities myself.
HOUSTON, TEXAS -- My family love churches chicken and we love them more because their chicken is bigger than any other chicken place. BUT for the past few times we have been disappointed with Churches. The first time we got some chicken they gave us the wrong order. We ordered Mix chicken and they gave us all dark. We had to drive a 20min drive back for them to fix it. Then we got one piece that was either sour or left out to long because it stunk, after you bit into it. We immediately called and let them know. The manager said when we come back in to let them know and he gave us his name. So the second time we went we forgot to let them know and we order the same thing. This time we checked it before we left. BUT! again when we got home and taste one piece it was sour or had been left out to long before cooking. We called again and the manager said he couldn't believe it so he wanted us to bring it back and said that he will replace it. Of course it was a 20min. dirve and we told him that and we explain to him this is the second time and why would be lie when we order a 12 piece and its only one piece. So again he said he would replace it when we come in. NOW!! on March 27th, 2012 we stopped there and got an 8 piece mix with a side of mashed potatoes which is their advertise special. The location is
Churcehs Chicken
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13350 Alameda Rd. Houston, TX 77045
we left and went home to eat and they gave us all dark meat again. By this time of visiting them I was mad. I had to dive the 20mins back to get the order corrected and the ladies there wanted to argue with me that if they give me at least 3 pieces of white meat that it's mixed. I told them that is not true according to their manager which I have forgoten his name, and had to describe him to them so they could know that I spoke to him, that its supposed to be 2wings, 2 drumsticks, 2breasts, and 2thighs. She again wanted to tell me that I was wrong. I told her again the samething and asked for her manager. She said he was not there and she gave me the correct combination and I then explain that I also wanted to get my other to pieces, for the inconvenience they have put me through. I really hate it because we did love Churches. We have now decided that we are not going to Churches again.
Debora J.
DAYTON, OHIO -- I ordered 2 chicken Tuesday specials and 2 peppers a a order of fries, I had to wait about 5 minutes the chicken I ordered was not ready yet so I was given a soft drink because I had to wait, that was nice, but then I got my order and left for home get home no peppers so I called and the manager said what her name was and told me the next time I come in and ask for her, I wasn't able to make it back the following Tuesday but did return the 2nd Tuesday and I asked for her, the new manager looked in a notebook and said he didn't see that she had written it down, and said she was at another store, which I was not driving across town for 2 peppers, so he said he couldn't take care of it, also the are so unorganized, you go to one window and stand they say we are not taking orders at this window, let the customer know from the beginning where to go and stop the horse playing, I worked for Churches in 1972 to 1974, and our motto, was our customers were 1st and not to give them the wrong items or forget items they paid for, the problem is, very very poor managers who don't care enough to train their staff, that the customers are their meal ticket and they should take pride in their job, and remember a customers order, which they will ask you 3 or 4 times take your order and forget they just took your order.
LAS CRUCES, NEW MEXICO -- My husband and I went into the store june 8 12:20 pm, ordered a 10 piece meal extra spicy, or "spicy spicy" waited a few minutes, was given the box of
chicken in a little tiny plastic bag, proceeded to taste the crispy part, and told
the clerks, "this is not spicy" the actual cashier just looked at me and the woman standing behind her piped up "you said half and half" and of course the
cashier said "yes", well not more than two pieces were spicy at all, and I said,
"no I did not" (guess I'm being called a liar") rude tone of voice, lousy attitude,
the boxed was opened by the mouth behind the cashier and said it's dark so
that means it's spicy spicy, called me a liar again, that's what you ordered, called me a liar again, and rude, at that, I am obviously an older person, and they seemed to be enjoying their power over the customers? (Sick), also asked about the 2 sides and biscuits, I re-inquired, and the clerk who had mentioned this to me in our initial order just looked at the woman standing behind her (must have been a manager or whatever) and just stared back at me and said nothing, then ignored me and turned toward the manager? And the rest of the crew about 3 more all just standing around doing nothing, but all seemed pleased with themselves and enjoyed their lost sale, and total rudeness toward me as a customer, if this were my store, I would find at least 2 or 3 new employees who could treat folks with respect, and politeness, things all these women seem to lack.
WHITEHALL, OHIO -- Danger - Extreme health hazard.
I entered late 6:48 5/26/14. These people did not care, the floors had free standing water from the front counter right under their ovens and deep fryer. This water had to be at least one inch deep, over 30 foot area during operating hours. All the employees were walking trough this and tracked it all over the back area where they were working, and into their refrigerated walk in. After we were given our food, they got it wrong, had to repeat ourselves many times. The register person who was running the window gave us empty cups when their soda machines were broken down for the night. A black lady was telling us "Seriously, I'm telling you cannot eat here." This is a freaking restaurant, we walked in and our food took them nearly 40 minutes to serve us. The worst thing I seen was a black employee putting his hand in the flour bare handed, mixing chicken for the fryer. The counters were clean, but the back was a disaster area, I have never seen a place that needed employees fired such as this place did. I'm surprised they have not seriously injured anyone yet by serving food out of a kitchen that should have been shut down by the health department. Pure and utter filth floated on the water with garbage floating in it as they walked through it. GAWD! Water evaporates, it was hot inside. They even had the back door propped open with their mop and bucket. Flies buzzing their dinning area. There is no customer service at this establishment, if you value your health. Stay away. This place deserves no stars, if anything. They should be shut down
CALHOUN, GEORGIA -- The Churches Chicken in Calhoun, GA. is brand new. I have been there 3 times, the first time they got my order wrong, the second time they were out of tea, they got my order wrong and I had to wait in line to order with about 12 other people and only one register open and wait another 20 minutes for my food which, as I said was still wrong.
I went there today for lunch and you guessed it still got my order wrong and when I complained to the manager and an employee, both of them argued with me telling me that was what I ordered. When I showed them my receipt, they acted like it was not mine.
I know new places have to get the bugs worked out of the system but the manager and the employees here walk around like there lost all the time. But, Popeye's chicken is about to open down the street so I won't be eating at Churches anymore, a very bad experience.


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By Kelly Foster
Maybe my lack of a thick Southern accent has made me mostly impervious to this in the past, but last week in Connecticut, I was subject to some of the most oddly small-minded anti-Southern prejudice I've ever experienced. And it made me mad, so now I'm writing about it.
I was attending a summer AP workshop at the prestigious Taft School in Watertown. It's a beautiful campus, postcard perfect, equal to any fantasy I ever had about New England. The first day of class, the teacher sitting next to me politely inquired about where I lived. When I told her, she responded, "Oh, so you guys probably don't have too many AP workshops available down there."
And that was just the beginning.
All week long, people kept over-explaining things to me as if I couldn't possibly be familiar with the concepts myself, from rhetoric to roadway roundabouts. When I told one of the guys sitting next to me that I was headed back to Boston for the weekend, he said, "Well, I'd tell you all about the trains, but it'd probably just confuse you." I didn't have the heart to tell him that when it comes to Boston, I know from trains.
Now, God knows, I've had my share of internal conflict with the state of Mississippi. I live ten miles from Medger Evers Boulevard. I know why there's a street named after him. It's not good. I know these things.
But I want to say some other things about Mississippi now, because I feel it's important to do so.
I come from a green place, where light is always filtered through leaves and the grass grows soft and thick underfoot. I come from a place where there's space for trees to grow half as wide as they are tall, and we are not in the habit of chopping them down.
I come from a place where elegance is valued, where beauty is enough of an argument for the existence of anything—where walls are draped in silks and gorgeous textiles, where women know how best to drape themselves, how best to make up a face, how best to make up a room so lovely it radiates its own light, how to host a proper cocktail party, where men know what a good single malt Scotch tastes like and when it rains, they get their feet wet walking you to your car under umbrellas.
I come from a place where ritual is respected, where children are taught to say Ma'am and Sir because it's respectful. Because the act of saying so acknowledges the truth that these people have come before you and know better than you do just how bloody costly life is.
I come from a place with an original and a vital music culture, where the Blues and Jazz and Rock n' Roll were all born. Robert Johnson sold his soul to the Devil just a few miles from my hometown. Elvis was born here. Highway 61 stretches across our Delta, full still of Juke Joints where you can get tamales and Koolickles and Orange Sodas and hear some of the best music in the world.
I come from a place where when you graduate, you get a set of pewter mint julep cups monogrammed with your initials, and a set of towels to match. I come from a place where they know it's best to drink your beer outside, and you are allowed to do so. I come from a place where they tailgate before football games in suits and ties. I come from a place where you can still smoke in a bar if you want to. I come from a place that had the balls to secede from the Union, bad as the reasons might have been. I come from a place where true originality, true self-reliance, true rebellion are nurtured and celebrated.
I come from a place where stories and words are valued, where language as languid and rich as any Russian novelist's gets thrown around like it's any old thing and if you only listen, you can catch it.
I come from a place where a single woman can afford to purchase a house in the hippest neighborhood in town on a teacher's salary. If I take a ten minute walk from my house, I can have the best Pimm's Cup in town, catch a showing at any art gallery, get a coffee, take a yoga class, eat food from a chef that Anthony Bourdain chose to cook at one of his own parties recently. I can drink wine with sommeliers and any of the several James Beard award-winning chefs in Jackson.
Even so, I can step into my backyard, into the tree-laden half-acre of land that for now belongs to me, and see the stars unadorned, all naked and tarted up just for me.
I have seen just enough of the United States to know that every sacred inch and atom of the land is worthy of love. Mississippi is no less worthy than any other place.
Several decades ago, a group of Southern writers up at Vanderbilt, who called themselves the Agrarians or Fugitive Poets (John Crowe Ransom, Robert Penn Warren, Allen Tate, et al.), wrote an anthology of essays entitled I'll Take My Stand, which argued for the preservation of agriculture, for the preservation of leisure time, for porch sitting, for story telling, for the reading of books, for the preservation of culture in every sense in the Deep South. They sensed, as I can occasionally sense within myself, that people down here felt apologetic for not being something else—more industrialized, slicker, more mechanized, busier.
Jackson, Mississippi, will never be New York City. Or Chicago. Or Los Angeles.
I used to fault it for that.
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10001 Auditory Comprehension: Skills and Strategies (2)
Introduction to models and listening and their applicability to college lecture situations. Misconceptions, barriers, self-evaluation concepts, memory techniques, and note-taking strategies are included. Prerequisite: none.
10002 Introduction to Communication Disorders (2)
An introduction to speech-language and audiology. Etiologies and manifestations of disorders of the speech, language and hearing process. Prerequisite: none.
20202 Voice, Articulation and Phonetics (3)
Personal improvement course for the development of voice, articulation and pronunciation through study of structures of speech mechanism with intensive drills and practice. Prerequisite: none.
33101 Hearing Science (3)
Acoustics, psychoacoustics, bioacoustics, anatomy and physiology of the ear. Prerequisite: none.
34102 Applied Phonetics (3)
Basic principles of speech production and phonetic transcriptions of English with the International Phonetic Alphabet; emphasis on General American Dialect. Prerequisite: none.
34103 Anatomy and Physiology of Speech (3)
Functional anatomy and physiology of the respiratory, phonatory, articulatory and neural systems as they are used in speech production by talkers with normal and abnormal speech. Prerequisite: none.
34104 Speech and Language Development (3)
Normal development and linguistic analysis of language systems including phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics. Prerequisites: SPA 34102 or ENG 31001; and special approval.
34105 Phonemic Bases of Speech and Language (3)
Fundamental processes related to production and perception of spoken language, with parallels to writing and reading; particular application to normal and hearing-impaired children and adolescents. For nonmajors only. Prerequisite: none.
34106 Articulatory and Phonological Disorders (3)
Assessment and remediation of disorders of articulation and phonology. Prerequisites: SPA 34102 and 34104.
34107 Language Disorders in Children and Adolescents (3)
Introduction to assessment and intervention procedures associated with language disorders in children and adolescents. Prerequisites: SPA 34104.
40104 Communication Disorders in Children and Adolescence (3)
Orientation to etiologies and remediation of communication disorders found in pediatric and adolescent populations. Prerequisite: Not open to majors in speech pathology and audiology (SPA).
43300 Speech of the Hearing Impaired (3)
Basic principles, variables and techniques for understanding, evaluating and improving expressive communication of hearing impaired individuals. Prerequisites: SPA 33101 and 34102 (speech pathology majors); or 34105 and 43600 (education majors).
43402 Audiometry (3)
Measurement of human hearing by pure-tone and speech audiometry; evaluation of middle ear function by immittance audiometry; screening techniques; pathologies of the conductive and sensorineural systems. Prerequisite: SPA 33101 with a grade of C (2.0) or better and special approval.
43404 Aural Rehabilitation (3)
Basic principles, variables and techniques for understanding, evaluating and improving receptive communication of hearing-impaired individuals. Prerequisites: SPA 33101 and 34102 and 43402 (speech pathology and audiology majors); or 43600 (education of hearing impaired majors).
43492 Clinical Preparation in Audiology (2)
Laboratory exercises and practical experiences in audiometric procedures, test interpretation, counseling and management of the hearing-impaired. Prerequisite: Special approval. Corequisite: SPA 43402.
43506 Special Issues in Audiology (3)
Readings and discussion of classic and current research on the evaluation of hearing disorders. Prerequisite: SPA 43402.
43600 Fundamentals of Educational Audiology (3)
Auditory development and function/dysfunction; auditory assessment and family counseling; selection and fitting of personal and classroom amplification; care and maintenance of amplification systems; collaboration of professionals in audiology and education; communication approaches according to varying levels of hearing loss; classroom environments conducive to auditory and academic learning. Prerequisite: junior standing.
44096 Independent Study: Speech Pathology and Audiology (2-6)
Readings and/or research on problems approved by chairman of department in consultation with student's advisor and project director. IP grade permissible. Prerequisite: senior standing and speech pathology and audiology (SPA) major and special approval.
44110 Speech Science (3)
Consideration of physiological and acoustic characteristics of normal speech production and perception with implications for speech and hearing disorders. Prerequisites: SPA 34102 and 34106.
44111 Neural Processes (3)
Anatomy and physiology of the nervous system underlying human neuromotor movements. Topics include: definition and fundamental concepts, afferent and effert systems, cortical anatomy and function, cranial nerves, theories of brain function and neural maturation and learning. Prerequisite: SPA 34103 or special approval of the instructor.
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Nonpathological age-related changes in speech, language and voice. Topics include: structural changes in orofacial, laryngeal and respiratory mechanism; sequelae for speech, language and voice in the elderly; effects of age on swallowing; facilitating conversational interactions with elderly individuals. Prerequisite: none.
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Hearing, speech and language disorders in geriatric population. Symptoms, causes and treatment: normal changes in hearing, language and speech accompanying aging process. Prerequisite: senior standing. Majors: senior standing.
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Examination of evaluative and therapeutic procedures used with communicatively impaired children and adults. Prerequisite: SPA 34103 or 34106.
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Why should you help? Over 80% of Ringling students are in need of some form of financial assistance. Nearly 90% of them work full- or part-time jobs on top of their studies to help ease the financial load they carry. Ringling is successfully preparing students to be "Scholar Practitioners:" truly creative, critical thinkers who problem-solve, as seen in the critical acclaim of Ringling alumni. With your sponsorship, you'll be helping the deserving students of Ringling College with scholarship dollars.
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GREENVILLE - It's a big day for economic development in Darke County.
On Friday the Whirlpool Corporation announced its plans to increase the size of its Greenville, Ohio plant by more than 75 percent and add 400 new jobs to the area in a move to capitalize on recent high-end cooking equipment.
Whirlpool plans to spend $46 million on the large scale expansion, which will increase the plant by 196,000 square feet to accommodate their increased product demand.
As part of the planned growth,Whirlpool expects to increase its Greenville plant staff by about 400 members. The current workforce presently hovers around 1,000 employees.
In 2012, the Greenville plant marked the milestone of 2 million stand mixers produced at the facility.
The Whirlpool Corporation has been manufacturing KitchenAid stand mixers, hand mixers and blenders at the Greenville plant since 1996, marking a beneficial relationship in the city's history.
Whirlpool moved the production of its hand mixers back to Greenville from China two years ago, marking a company shift towards elevated national production.
KitchenAid introduced its legendary stand mixer in 1919, and has built on the legacy of these icons to create a complete line of products designed for cooks.
While the Greenville plant specializes in producing stand mixers, it also produces other small kitchen appliances including hand mixers and blenders.


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Menzies, Scott W.*, Bischof, Leanne*, Talbot, Hugues*, Avramidis, Michelle*, Wong, Livian*, Lo, Sing Kai, Mackellar, Geoffrey*, Skladnev, Victor*, McCarthy, William*, Kelly, John*, Cranney, Brad*, Lye, Peter*, Rabinovitz, Harold*, Oliveiro, Margaret*, Blum, Andreas*, Virol, Alexandra*, De'Ambrosis, Brian*, McCleod, Roderick*, Koga, Hiroshi*, Grin, Caron*, Braun, Ralph* and Johr, Robert* (2005) The performance of solarscan : an automated dermoscopy image analysis instrument for the diagnosis of primary melanoma, Archives of dermatology, vol. 141, no. 11, pp. 1388-1396, American Medical Association, Chicago, Ill. [C1.1]
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Maldives Marketing and PR Corporation have launched its first sunny side of life e- newsletter today as part of social and digital media campaign to promote destination Maldives.
The main objective of the e-newsletter is to inform the relevant parties on the latest developments in the Maldives tourism industry and to maintain regular relationship with them. Furthermore, it will also help our partners to promote their products, offers and activities. The news letter will also be used as a vehicle to create destination brand awareness and help trigger booking for Maldives.
Maldives has a target of attracting one million tourists (target: 1 million) during 2012, the e-newsletter would also help to achieve this target. The recently appointed PR agencies for Maldives will use sunny side of life e-newsletter to feed info international PR networks. It is envisaged that it would give further leverage to destination marketing.
The e-newsletter will cover major tourism news about the destination, latest news and information from the tourism industry. MMPRC also encourages and welcomes any news worthy articles from resorts, travel agencies, live –aboard and other industry stakeholders to publish in the e-newsletter. The sunny side of life e-newsletter will be circulated on a monthly basis from 3rd May which is also world press freedom day.
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WENATCHEE, Wash. -- A man who wrote a letter to a police task force investigating the murder of a Wenatchee beauty school student has been awarded a $29,500 reward for aiding police with the case.
Theodore A. Theo Keyes wrote a letter in August 2010, encouraging police to investigate Christopher Scott Wilson for the death of 17-year-old Wenatchee High School senior Mackenzie Cowell. Cowell went missing in February 2010 and was found dead four days later on the shoreline of the Columbia River.
The Wenatchee World reported Wednesday that authorities handed Keyes a cashier's check for $29,500 on Tuesday.
Police were running short of leads before Keyes' letter pointed them to Wilson, who pleaded guilty last May to manslaughter and robbery in Cowell's death.
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Sign up to be a vendor at Grand Prairie's 3rd Annual Main Street Fest April 25-26, 2014, a free event featuring live music, BMX/skate street shows, carnival, arts and crafts, food and beer garden, a kids zone, and more. The 2014 festival is projected to bring an expected attendance of approximately 10,000 visitors to downtown Grand Prairie. Live music will feature the lineup of Clay Thrash, Vocal Trash, the Los TexManiacs with Rick Trevino, Augie Meyers and Flaco Jimenez, and a headline performance by Roger Creager.
The Arts & Crafts Area will showcase local artisans exhibiting all types of items, including specialty goods, original art, handmade jewelry, and more. For information on becoming an arts and crafts vendor, contact Mae Smith at firstname.lastname@example.com or 972-237-8107.
The Food and Beverage Area will feature delicious food, snacks and thirst quenching beverages. For information on becoming a food and beverage vendor, contact the Food and Beverage Coordinator Susan Henson at firstname.lastname@example.com 972-237-8102.
The Business Expo will feature and promote several businesses and organizations in the community. For information on participating in the Business Expo to showcase your business at Main Street Fest, contact Beverly Grogan at email@example.com or 972-237-8329.
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