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Washington head coach Lorenzo Romar watches his team play in a 63-62 loss to unheralded Albany on Tuesday. Romar would like to see the Huskies get back on track in the Tip-Off Hall of Fame Classic.
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Washington's Hikeem Stewart plays defense against Albany.
That might come as a surprise, considering the Huskies' lack of success in these types of games.
When UW plays in the Tip-Off Hall of Fame Classic this weekend, beginning with today's game against unranked Seton Hall, it will mark the sixth year in a row the Huskies have played in a preseason tournament away from Hec Edmundson Pavilion. UW holds a 1-9 record in those games during the previous five years, with the lone win coming over Virginia in the 2010 Maui Classic.
The Huskies, who could play No. 4 Ohio State on Sunday if they beat the Pirates today, have lost eight consecutive games against ranked opponents on neutral courts in the past five preseasons. The last time UW beat a non-conference opponent away from home in a preseason game came during the 1974-75 season, when the Huskies knocked off host and ninth-ranked Kansas in the Jayhawk Classic.
And yet Romar wouldn't give back a single one of them. They provide valuable expereience for his players, he said.
"I think, in their own way, they all help. They help prepare you," Romar said.
UW (1-1) is trying to get its swagger back following Tuesday night's home loss to unheralded Albany -- a team that's also in the tournament field but won't face the Huskies again because of the way the games are set up. If Washington can get a pair of tourney wins over big-conference schools, especially if one of them happens to come against the fourth-ranked team in the nation, that would help both the Huskies' confidence and their RPI.
"Last game we didn't do so hot," senior point guard Abdul Gaddy said, "and we want to redeem ourselves."
Romar, a self-professed "silver lining" guy, used his Thursday press conference to remind the media about the 2008-09 season, which ended with the program's first Pacific-10 Conference title in more than a half century and included a second-round game in the NCAA tournament, That campaign started with a season-opening loss at Portland and an early 2-3 record.
"We lost to Florida and Kansas, we're 2-3, and it was time to shut down the program at that point," Romar said with sarcasm. "It was early, really early.
"Are we accepting what happened (against Albany)? Absolutely not; it's unacceptable. It never should have happened. But that game does not, and will not, define our season."
The Huskies, who have never won a game in the Northeast part of the country and lost three times in New York City last season alone, are hoping a long trip can help rid them of whatever defensive lapses and offensive confusion plagued them against Albany. They're also hoping to get senior Scott Suggs back after he missed the final 38 minutes of that loss because of a concussion. He was questionable for this game when the Huskies departed Seattle on Thursday, and it appears team doctors will make a game-day decision on Suggs.
Even if the Huskies can't get past Seton Hall today, and continue a long run of frustration in preseason tournaments, Romar still f will eel somewhat satisfied for the experience.
"It really allows you to see where you're at," he said, "but also gives you a little dose of what it's going to be like in postseason play."
Had the 2011-12 Huskies pulled off an upset over ranked Marquette or Duke in New York City last season, they wouldn't have had to sweat out the NCAA selection process and end up getting left out to play in the National Invitational Tournament. A possible Sunday date with fourth-ranked Ohio State could be just the opportunity the Huskies need to improve their resume for March.
But to get there, UW will have to rebound from the Albany loss and get through Seton Hall today.
"We're all right," Gaddy said when asked about the mental state of the team following Tuesday's loss. "We're ready for this trip. We just want to do well this trip. Don't let one (loss) turn into two."
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The Huskies added to their 2013 recruiting class Friday, when Las Vegas point guard Nigel Goss-Williams of national power Findlay Prep signed with the team. "He is a great floor general," Romar said in a statement released through the athletic department. "He is very intelligent and has high, high basketball I.Q. He understands what it takes to win and is a great leader. Guys like him don't come around very often."
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I switched servers with Coriel again, this time to Skywall. Skywall is a PST server, so guild raid times are a lot more convenient for me. I've applied to a raiding guild, and today they took me on a run to Blackwing Lair.
Blackwing Lair is pretty neat. We wiped several times on Razorgore, but then killed him. I sat out Vael for one of their guildies, but got back in for the Suppression Room and Broodlord. We then killed Firemaw, and called it a night. I forget what loot dropped, but none of it was useful for paladins.
The fights are pretty interesting. I mostly healed, spamming FoL Ranks 1 or 6. I like the Suppression Room. When I got back in, I wasn't assigned a Greater Blessing, so I got to go nuts with Blessing of Sacrifice and Blessing of Protection (the 3 minute cooldown is really useful while running the gauntlet). Sacrifice really adds up. I almost killed myself a couple times as I had Sacrifices on eight or so targets. After that I tried to be more discriminating. :)
I still think that meleeing-healing is the way to go, though. Honestly, I don't think I ever fell below half mana, and I'm sure I had significant overhealing. And my gear is under-par. Rather than spamming FoL-1, melee-healing with FoL-6 still seems to be a much more efficient use of a paladin. It may be that this raid was geared more than normal, or more experienced, but I don't think the full potential of the paladins is being realized. Nothing in this half of BWL has made me reconsider the notion that paladins should be meleeing.
So far, I really like BWL, and hopefully I will get to see more of it. It's much more interesting and chaotic than Molten Core. I also kind of regret missing the Vael fight, as it's supposed to be quite unique.
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- Thoma said...
Melee healing is okay for some fights and much, much less okay on others. The Broodlord fight for instance requires alot of FoL spam and he has a short range AoE knockback. Most of the drakes have an AoE effect and the high resist needed for that can kill your mana pool/power. For Nef it's not a bad idea for Nef himself if only for JoW. With Razorgore you want as little agro as possible so being in Melee with anything is bad. Vael is an FR fight and tends to be really, really heal heavy. Given the mana regen of the fight there really isn't a need for Paladins in Melee.
- 8:28 AM, July 27, 2006
- Shockfury said...
agreed, the problem with endgame bosses is almost all of them have some kind of nasty AoE cleave or knockback, and if a paladin is melee'ing, then he is just putting more strain on the other healers.
- 9:04 AM, July 27, 2006
- Anonymous said...
If you are dropping ranks of FoL, it's best not to drop past FoL Rank 4. Your +healing bonus and BoL bonus on Flash of Light is only 100% at Rank 4 FoL and above. And judging from your picure, the gear you have says you probably shouldn't be dropping FoL yet, either :) You want at LEAST +400 healing before you go down a rank.
And in BWL, melee/heal ain't gonna work. The mobs between firemaw and flamegor/ebonroc require healers to be on their game the entire time. Paladins need to be giving heals, not taking them. You DPS is way to ineffcient. Your maximal effectiveness is in healing. That's just the way of the world, son. If you can't get over that, you won't be raiding, and this game probably isn't for you, then.
Welcome to the real endgame. AQ40 and Naxx require Paladins healing. I repeat: REQUIRE.
The good news is you get to melee Flamegor! At least in my guild Paladins can.
- 10:25 AM, July 27, 2006
- GSH said...
You are mixing up Flash of Light and Holy Light. Spell ranks gained after level 20 get the full bonus of +heal. This means Holy Light 4 and up, and Flash of Light 1 and up.
Secondly, you can downrank at anytime to reduce overhealing and/or mana consumption. There are numerous mods where you can watch how much overheal you are getting per spell. You can downrank with +0 heal. You don't need +400 or any arbitrary number.
Clearly, I was doing enough overhealing such that downranking was a good idea, else I would have been using FoL-6 exclusively.
- 1:22 PM, July 27, 2006
- Thoma said...
Overhealing is situational. In the Broodlord fight, screw overhealing. Huhuran at 30%, overheal like it's going out of style. Vael? Why not.
The only fight I would freak out about mana conservation is Chromie and that's just because it takes far too long. That's a great fight to DPS in though simply because 90% of your spells will be Cleanse and it doesn't reset your swing timer.
- 2:12 PM, July 27, 2006
- Maybe said...
I love the suppresion room. I totally go nuts in there. I spam concecration like mad, keep my mana up using SoW and throw flash heals when necessary. I've actually been able to work my way up into the top 10 damage by being aggressive and not dying (poor mages lol).
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This event will start immediatly following the WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and it literally right across the street from MSG!
Kevin Nash has been confirmed and signed for this event and we will soon be announcing more former WWE, TNA and WCW stars who will be joining him! We also plan to have several very special guests available for autographs during the event!
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RYAN VREDE, in Edinburgh, watched the Springboks deliver an almighty defensive performance in the second half to beat Scotland 21-10 at Murrayfield.
This was not a wholly clinical performance from the Springboks on a number of fronts, but one that will nonetheless please Heyneke Meyer and galvanise his side ahead of the sternest Test of the tour in London next week.
It was undoubtedly a victory built, once again, on brutal, accurate and disciplined defence. This has been the hallmark of all the Springboks' victories this season, and they will have to sustain this if they are to become the dominant team they envisage being.
At the heart this success has been Francois Louw. Irrepressible and seemingly omnipresent since his installment in the side, Louw is now surely among the world's pre-eminent opensiders and undoubtedly the most valuable player in the Springboks' ranks at this stage.
Louw was not alone in his excellence. His back row brothers Willem Alberts and Duane Vermeulen shone on attack and defence. The trio are gradually growing into a triumvirate, formidable in their combination, all possessing power and fearlessness in equal measure. Their form and indeed that of Eben Etzebeth, who surely was created for the sole purpose of playing Test rugby, and others like the industrious Adriaan Strauss and unrelenting Jannie du Plessis, is promising, not only for the showdown with England but beyond that. Meyer has the makings of a truly great Springbok pack, and the addition of Bismarck du Plessis, Andries Bekker and Schalk Burger next year will further amplify their potency.
There was little to excite from an expansive attacking perspective, but this is how it will be until the back division settles and finds cohesion and synergy. Meyer has been criticised for myriad reasons, but today he deserves praise for what was a clear directive to pound Scotland into submission through his heavies. The hosts never looked capable of repelling their surges in the first half, losing the gainline battle which consequently robbed them of contesting the breakdown in a meaningful way. When the momentum swung they looked equally inept at bossing the tackle fight, which undermined their cause.
For the first 40 the Springboks were able to control possession and, more pertinently, territory, from where they relied on the best rolling maul in the game to ravage the Scots. Pat Lambie banked two penalties before converting Strauss's try after a maul.
So dominant were the Springboks that their hosts' first entry into their 22m came in the 35th minute and their ambition was duly blunted by the brilliant Louw, who earned a breakdown penalty on his 5m line. It was 14-3 at the break, with the Springboks looking supremely comfortable.
That changed in the second half, with Scotland summoning a spirit that was reminiscent of the one that drove the Springboks to a second-half turnaround at Lansdowne Road last week. Strauss got his brace, anticipating and intercepting a pass, and Lambie added the extras, but that was the sum total of the time the Springboks spent in Scotland's territory.
The home crowd's belief was stirred with a well worked try off the lineout, scrumhalf Henry Pyrgos slicing through a hole engineered by intelligent splitting of the Springboks' lineout formation. Greig Laidlaw converted and Scotland's siege continued unabated. The composure and unfailingly accuracy the Springboks exhibited under extreme pressure was inspiring. They will take heat for what will be perceived as a struggle. But this Scotland team scored three tries against the world champion All Blacks last week. That is the perspective that should inform any assessment of this match.
The tourists held on, even when Flip van der Merwe was sin binned for cynical play. Are there major improvements needed in the week ahead? Absolutely. England are a far superior side and more capable of exploiting the Springboks' deficiencies. An attacking edge continues to elude them. They again failed to convert their first-half time in the goal zone into more points, which would have made their passage more comfortable.
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ATLANTA — For some time during the offseason, if the energy ever dipped or needed to be refocused, Elon football players repeated the team's disappointing record from last season.
Simple and effective, "3 and 8" became a three-syllable motivator that echoed throughout conditioning runs and weight-room workouts and agility drills.
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It stopped all of a sudden.
"We got away from that because we're better than that," linebacker Jonathan Spain said, "and we're not going to dwell in the past. Everyone wants to get this program back on the right track, so we're not trying to look at last season. We're looking forward, toward the future, and kicking some butt."
The business of moving on, while already plenty under way, reaches an official level with this afternoon's season opener at Georgia Tech.
Elon ended last season with seven losses in its final eight games, a slide that resulted in the Phoenix's worst record in seven years.
That registered as a resounding thud for redshirt seniors such as defensive end Jordan Jones and defensive tackle Tony Thompson, who experienced the pride of Elon's exhilarating ride to the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs as true freshmen in 2009.
"I refuse to be 3-8," Jones said.
"We won't allow that to happen again," Thompson said. "We came in on a winning tradition. We're trying to get this program going back up where it's supposed to be."
Today marks Elon's first game under defensive coordinator Brad Sherrod, the former Duke linebacker and assistant coach, who spent the last three seasons at Delaware.
The new 4-3 defense installed by Sherrod differs from Elon's previous scheme used by Ed Pinkham, who's now the defensive coordinator at Western Michigan.
It's a more straightforward approach for Elon's defensive linemen, which, coach Jason Swepson said, should free up the team's deep corps of linebackers such as Spain, he of the 120 tackles last season, to attack and make more plays.
"We're more fit to do this now," Swepson said, pointing to Elon's aggressive summer training that has produced bigger, stronger defenders.
Spain said Sherrod's defensive plan also presents different looks in the secondary when compared to the past two years when Pinkham was in charge.
"The first two things Coach Sherrod told us were, 'I want to stop the run and I want to bring energy,' " Spain said. "So I was like, 'all right, cool, I like this guy.'
"His playbook is easier. It's laid out better for us. It's a simpler defense for the guys on the field. But to the offensive players, it doesn't look simple. … Not as much thinking for us. More of just using our bodies and flying around."
The Phoenix no doubt needs its defensive playmakers operating at their best today.
Since Paul Johnson came on board as Georgia Tech's coach in 2008, the Yellow Jackets' flexbone offense has generated the most rushing yards in the Football Bowl Subdivision. They ranked second in the nation last season by rushing for 311.2 yards per game.
Georgia Tech is the first of four triple-option teams that Elon's defense will face this season — Southern Conference foes Georgia Southern, The Citadel and Wofford are the others.
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Where: Bobby Dodd Stadium (capacity 55,000)
Coaches: Jason Swepson (third season at Elon, 8-14). Paul Johnson (sixth season at Georgia Tech, 40-26).
Series: First meeting
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Root Beer Store owner Corey Anderson talks to Sam Andrews of Burien during the monthly free root beer tasting at the Lynnwood store.
Genna Martin / The Herald Elders Eric Young (left), Brock Jensen, Kyle Hiatt and Andrew Deakin try different root beers during the monthly free tasting at The Root Beer Store in Lynnwood. Photo taken 020213
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The Root Beer Store in Lynnwood hosts a free tasting the first Saturday of every month.
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Wanda and Kevin Irwin of Bothell look over the wide selection of root beers available at The Root Beer Store in Lynnwood. The Irwins stopped by during the tasting the store hosts on the first Saturday of every month.
Genna Martin / The Herald The Root Beer Store in Lynnwood hosts a free tasting the first Saturday of every month. Photo taken 020213
Genna Martin / The Herald Discarded bottle caps from the monthly root beer tasting rest on a barrel at The Root Beer Store in Lynnwood. Photo taken 020213
"I bought two last time. I'm trying some new stuff," he said. "I'm a root beer-aholic."
About 200 brands of root beer and specialty sodas line the shelves of The Root Beer Store on Highway 99 in Lynnwood.
Shoppers grab an empty six pack container and mix it up. Most brands are caffeine-free and run $1.83 a bottle.
"It's the beer alternative for families," said owner Corey Anderson, who also has a store in Redmond. "We want to bring that fun and culture back to the American mainstream."
The stores sell root beer everything: kegs, candies, popcorns, syrups, hats, T-shirts.
Anderson said the $25 starter kits that make four liters of root beer are a popular family item.
"So many of our customers said they made root beer as a kid," he said. "I made root beer with my dad growing up. It's kind of a lost art."
An ice cream counter serving root beer floats in frosted mugs is in the works for the Lynnwood store.
Anderson opened the Redmond store in 2010 and a year later set up the Lynnwood shop.
He'd already established an online business selling ostrich feather-dusters ... and that led to root beer how?
"I had some free time," he said. "I decided, 'Why not do something I'd like to do? If it doesn't make money, oh, well.'"
So far, word-of-mouth, social media and Groupon advertising has reeled in root beer revelers.
There are also cream, orange, blue and green sodas.
Anderson said there is no standardized recipe for root beer. What makes it root beer is the blend of ingredients such as licorice, vanilla, wintergreen, cherry tree bark, nutmeg, anise, molasses, cinnamon, clove and honey.
"Some are more accented than others," he said.
With so many varieties of root beer, how do people know what to buy?
Store worker Erik Uri, who has tried most of the brews, said a quick question often does the trick.
"I'll ask them if they prefer sweeter things or more salty. Would you rather have chips or candy?"
Then Uri steers them accordingly.
Of course, another way is to choose is based on the looks of the bottle. If you don't like the taste, after all, just add a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Root beer origins
Root beer was popularized in the U.S. in the late 1870s when a Pennsylvania pharmacist bottled the soft drink as a tangy alternative for the hard-beer-drinking miners. During the Temperance Movement, root beer received a boost from wives trying to decrease their husbands' consumption of intoxicating liquors. During Prohibition, it was an alternative so breweries could stay afloat. These days, some craft breweries make root beer on the side.
Join the club
The Root Beer Stores have free monthly tastings. Tastings are from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. the first Saturday of the month at the Lynnwood store, 20015 Highway 99, Suite G; and from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. every third Saturday of the month in Redmond, 7102 180th Ave. NE, A-103.
Want to be a card-carrying root beer fan? Ten dollars buys a membership in the Association of Root Beer Enthusiasts, and includes a bumper sticker, welcome letter and official membership card and certificate.
For more information, see www.therootbeerstore.com
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Anthropology News continues this month's thematic series on Memorials and Memorialization. Be sure to check out these exclusively online essays published this week at the new www.anthropology-news.org:
- AB Diefenderfer's Commemoration in Cyberspace
- Erin L Durban-Albrecht's Go with Flo: Politics and Queer Memorialization
- Olga Gonzalez's Scarf of Hope as a Warm and Performative Memorial for the Disappeared in Peru
- Carol Hayman's Earthquake in Picso, Peru
- Monica Eileen Patterson and Erica Lehrer's Re-curating Testimony
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- Charisma A Thomson's Roadside Memorials (Re)presented
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- 1 Download and Install Eclipse
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- 6 Import Groovy-Eclipse source code into your workspace (the complicated way)
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Building Groovy Eclipse in Eclipse
Below is a step-by-step list of instructions that takes you through the process of setting up an Eclipse environment for building the Groovy-Eclipse plugin. These instructions were written while going through the process on a Mac OS Lion machine. Except for choosing an Eclipse and installing git, the process is similar no matter which OS and architecture you are using
These instructions are meant for Eclipse 3.7 (Indigo) or Eclipse 4.2 (Juno).
Download and Install Eclipse
Download and unzip Eclipse for RCP/Plug-in Developers from http://eclipse.org/downloads. Choose the appropriate version for your architecture.
Ubuntu note: Don't install Eclipse from the Ubuntu repositories download it manually from eclipse.org instead.
Install git
Groovy-Eclipse is available from github. To work with github, you need to have git installed on your machine. Github has some good documentation for a gentle introduction into git and it explains how to install the command line tools.
Install eGit (Optional)
eGit is the Eclipse tool support for working with git source code repositories. This tooling is helpful for running git operations inside of Eclipse. Things like viewing history and diffs are much more easily done than with command line tools. Also, having good integration with Eclipse makes simple operations like committing, pushing and, pulling possible without leaving the IDE. However, for more complex operations like rebasing and complex merges are typically more easily done on the command line.
To install eGit, use the following update site:
Choose to install eGit (the visual tooling for git) and jGit (a java-based implementation of git),
No need to restart.
Install Groovy-Eclipse
Some of the projects contain Groovy code, so we need to have Groovy support installed.
Preferably, the latest version of Groovy Eclipse should be installed, which can be obtained from the update site for the latest snapshot. Now, restart.
See getting a developer build for more information on where to get the development snapshots.
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The canonical Groovy-Eclipse repository is located at github. The easiest way to import the source code into your workspace is to use the following Groovy-Eclipse team project set groovy-eclipse-e42-project-set.psf for Eclipse Juno, or groovy-eclipse-e43-project-set.psf for Eclipse Kepler. To use, go to File -> Import... -> Team project set and paste the URL. Importing the team project set will take a long time since the entire repository needs to be cloned.
Import Groovy-Eclipse source code into your workspace (the complicated way)
You can ignore this section if you imported the source code the simple way. This section provides a more detailed description of which projects to import and how to do it if you are not using the psf file above.
If you are running git from the command line, use the following command to clone the repository:
Have a cup of coffee or a beer while the project is cloned.
After cloning is complete, you must import the projects into your Eclipse workspace. Click on File → Import → Existing projects into workspace. Choose the top-level git repository folder and search for all projects recursively. You will see something like this, with many, many projects available for import:
Or, you can clone from inside of eGit. Use the git repository url above and follow the directions on the eGit documentation.
You do not need to import all projects, and some projects conflict with each other. Here are some suggestions on what to import:
- IMPORTANT: there are multiple org.eclipse.jdt.core projects. These projects contain the patched Eclipse Java compiler and are specific to a single version of Eclipse. Only import the single project that matches your Eclipse level (e.g., E36, E37, or E42). To determine which project is appropriate for your eclipse level, look at the path to each of these projects, and you will see a segment like: jdt-patch/e42. Match your eclipse level to the path. If you do not follow this step, you will see compile errors in the imported projects.
- The projects org.codehaus.groovy16, org.codehaus.groovy18, and org.codehaus.groovy20 projects contain the groovy 1.6, 1.8, and 2.0 compilers respectively. The org.codehaus.groovy project contains the groovy 1.7 compiler. It is not necessary to import all of these projects. If you import more than one compiler project, then the latest one will take precedence over the earlier ones.
- The org.codehaus.groovy.m2eclipse project requires m2eclipse to be installed in your target Eclipse. If m2eclipse is not available, there will be compile errors. This project provides maven integration when running in an Eclipse workbench. You do not need to import this project unless you intend to work on maven integration.
- Any project that contains the word test contains unit tests. It is recommended to import these projects.
- Any project prefixed with Feature as well as the Site Groovy does not contain code and can be ignored unless you know that you need it.
- Any project prefixed with groovy-eclipse- is part of the maven compiler plugin for groovy-eclipse. You only need to import these projects if you plan on working on the maven support.
- The org.codehaus.groovy.eclipse.pluginbuilder project contains the releng code to build Groovy-Eclipse and publish the update site.
Run the tests
Optionally, you may want to run the tests. Do Run As->JUnit plugin test on org.codehause.groovy.alltests.
Note: There are two separate sets of tests in alltests plugin:
- AllGroovyTests.java — the UI tests (content assist, navigation, refactoring, etc) takes ~35-45 minutes to run
- GroovyJDTTests.java — the core tests (parser, compiler integration, type inferencing, searching, etc) takes ~10-15 minutes to run
At the time when I wrote this, *running both test suites at once resulted in a number of test failures* in the GroovyJDTTests suite. Running both the suites separately I got no such failures.
Note: If you get an Out of Memory Error like this:
You can increase the size of PermGen space in "Run As -> Run Configurations"
Add this to VMArguments:
Now, look for some interesting bugs to work on
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My, it has been a while hasn't it? Some might rememebr me from 2011 where I inquired a few questions about the game and finally got into it, but only till now have I actually got the people to play it. Ironically these people is only 1 person in fact, but well what are you going to do?
Thing is, I've got a budget that I can now spend freely (sort of) on a couple of asylum packs.
My objective now is to make some fun decks for both of us, since I'll be the one actually buying the cards I was planning on buying these aslyum packs.
- Initiations of the favored
- Whispers in the dark
- Shifting sand, this pack is a must since it has a lot of nice story cards to keep story phases fresh and not monotonous
- Ancient Horrors, has some really sweet big guys to the factions we mostly play.
- The cacophony
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So yes basically we wish to make two fun decks , what I mean is not especifcally great decks but atleast have somewhat of a theme or engine to work on; for example a deck based on insanity/destruction , or discard rush darkyoung based deck or who knows, but at the same time keeping it simple I guess.
Now my question to you guys, do you suggest any other 6 aslyum packs that can make up a fun deck for hastur/cthulhu or hastur/syndicate, and on the other side for Yogsothoth/Shubniggurath; this combination would be for my friend. So mention atleast 6 aslyum packs that make up a nice pool to have a few other alternatives if necessary.
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Where is Edwards and Cleo Fields with the paper bag money when you need them. Need to promise new toilets for the nay politicos and it will pass.
There was a segment on this on Fox 8's 4pm or 5pm news today.
http://www.fox8live.com/story/17860184/tax-breakBackers of a bill to give the Hornets franchise a nearly $4 million tax break say they are not giving up.
The legislation failed in the state House of Representatives this week, but supporters said Friday they will try to bring it up for another vote on Monday.
As a big "Thank You" celebration for Hornets fans was underway in the C.B.D. Friday afternoon, negotiations were underway to save the tax break that is part of the new lease agreement between the state and the team.
"We need to make sure the bill gets passed," said State Rep. Cameron Henry, R-Metairie, sponsor of HB 1072.
Earlier this week, the $3.7 million tax break did not make it through the hoop in the House. It was defeated by a few votes. The annual tax break expires next year.
Where is Edwards and Cleo Fields with the paper bag money when you need them. Need to promise new toilets for the nay politicos and it will pass.
Heard on the radio today that this will be voted on again today, so let's hope it gets done.
The crazy thing is how dumb our legistlators are. Even the simple math works as the annual incentives paid to the Hornets that would be eliminated by approving this (and therefore allowing for approval of the lease) exceeds the tax breaks in this bill. That is before even considering the economic impact and job creations by locking the team here through 2024.
Their looking for a hand out for their area.
Fox sports new home for the hornets
Please O please pass.
looking for team to bandwagon, pls help
No word yet?
They are WHIIFM's (what's in it for me.) types. They rattle a couple sabers, threaten to kill the deal and get a few bones tossed their way for their "trouble." Business as usual in the political arena, I suppose.
it is up now
not up to vote yet
it passed and now is PENDING SENATE INTRODUCTION
it passed the house and now goes to the SENATE
House backs $3.7M annual tax break for the Hornets
The Louisiana House has reversed course and agreed to extend an existing tax break given to the New Orleans Hornets that saves the team $3.7 million a year.
Fantastic news
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Did see a trail of grease on the way to BR this morning. Got real thick starting around Donaldsonville.
That's what that was.
New Orleans Hornets tax break package approved by House
http://www.nola.com/politics/index.s...kage_appr.htmlBATON ROUGE -- The House reversed itself Monday and approved a tax rebate bill for the New Orleans Hornets after failing to approve it last week. House Bill 1072 by Rep. Cameron Henry, R-Jefferson, cleared the chamber 60-41 after being sidetracked 49-46 last Wednesday, four votes short of what is needed to pass most bills through the House.
Ron Forman, chairman of the Superdome Commission, the state agency that oversees the New Orleans Arena, the Hornets' home, and Doug Thornton, the regional vice president of the company that operates both the Superdome and the Arena, were in the Capitol most of Monday to visit with lawmakers.
The only New Orleans area House member to vote against the bill was Rep. Harold Ritchie, D-Franklinton, who represents a portion of St. Tammany Parish. Reps. Jerry "Truck" Gisclair, D-Larose, and Rep. Scott Simon, R-Abita Springs, were absent for the vote.
The tax rebates are a key part of the state's new lease agreement with the National Basketball Association in a deal recently negotiated to keep the Hornets in New Orleans through 2024, and possibly 2029.
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Everett detectives continue to investigate a fatal crash involving a stolen Ford F350 pickup truck at the intersections of Pacific and Rucker avenues Sunday night. As part of their investigation, they are looking for another passenger car hit by the fleeing pickup truck Sunday night at an AM/PM convenience store in the 1500 block of 164th Street SE. That collision occurred just before 11:30 p.m. on Sunday. They are asking that driver and anyone who witnessed the collision to call the Everett Police Department tip line at 425-257-8450.
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Rachael Kamin, 40, suffered severe head injuries and died Tuesday, her sister Misty Sibley said.
Everett police say they now are investigating whether they can build a first-degree murder case against the convicted car thief they say was behind the wheel in the stolen truck.
Kamin, a registered nurse, was on her way home late Sunday night when her car was struck by a stolen Ford F350 pickup truck following a high-speed chase from Bothell into downtown Everett. She was just a few blocks from her job at the south campus of Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.
She died Tuesday at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Even in death, her sister could be helping others with the gift of her organs, Sibley said.
"She was an adamant donor," she said.
Kamin was a nurse, wife and the mother of two sons, 15 and 13. She spent hours on the sidelines of their sporting events.
The high-speed chase began when Bothell patrol officers spotted the pickup truck, which had been reported stolen from Lake Stevens last week.
An Everett District Court judge on Tuesday set bail at $1 million for the suspect, Joseph D. Strange, 33. He has a long criminal history studded with multiple convictions for stealing cars and trying to elude police.
He initially was arrested for investigation of second-degree assault, auto theft and attempting to elude police while being an ex-con on community custody.
With Kamin's death, Strange will be facing more serious charges. Detectives hope to have him held for investigation of first-degree murder, Everett police Sgt. Ryan Dalberg said on Wednesday.
Under Washington law, a person can be charged with first-degree murder if he or she causes a death "under circumstances manifesting an extreme indifference to human life" or through behavior that "creates a grave risk of death to any person."
The "extreme indifference" theory was used by Snohomish County prosecutors to win a double-murder conviction against Dennis Cramm, an Everett teen who admitted repeatedly firing a military-style rifle into a car in May 2000.
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Sunday's crash is being investigated by Everett police, whose officers were not involved in the pursuit.
"Bothell is going to be doing a review of their own pursuit," Dalberg said.
Everett has a policy that discourages car chases involving its officers.
As part of their investigation, Everett detectives want to talk with people who were in another passenger car that was hit by the fleeing pickup truck Sunday night at an AM/PM convenience store in the 1500 block of 164th Street SE. That collision occurred just before 11:30 p.m. on Sunday.
They are asking that driver and anyone who witnessed the collision to call the Everett Police Department tip line at 425-257-8450. Detectives note that a number of people posted comments on HeraldNet claiming to have seen parts of the chase or crash. They are hopeful that those commenters will pick up a phone.
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Beach Cove Resort is a tropical oceanfront paradise in the heart of North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and features these amenities for guests:
Water Features
Beach Cove Resort is full of water features for the whole family to enjoy. Complete with a long lazy river, outdoor heated pools and whirlpools, indoor pool and more, this North Myrtle Beach resort is the perfect place to relax, have fun and enjoy your family vacation.
- Tropical Outdoor Pool Deck
- Four Heated Outdoor Pools
- Three Oceanfront Whirlpools
- Indoor Whirlpool
- Indoor Pool
- 350-Foot Lazy River
- Sauna
Beach Cove Resort's dining options are plentiful. From the year-round breakfast buffet restaurant to a poolside beach bar to a coffee and martini bar, you won't go hungry during your vacation. Whether you are craving a burger and fries or looking to unwind with a beachfront margarita, Beach Cove has it all.
- Tradewinds Cafe
- Javatini's Coffee and Martini Bar (seasonal)
- Breeze's Beach Bar and Grill (seasonal)
- Chaser's Ice Cream and Soda Shoppe (seasonal)
Beach Cove Resort is the perfect place for those who want to stay active while on vacation. From an on-site racquetball court to an exercise room, Beach Cove's recreational amenities provide a great activity option for guests.
- Racquetball Court
- Chaser's Arcade
- Exercise Room
Additional Resort Features:
- Gift Shop (seasonal)
- Free USA Today Newspaper
- Free Wi-Fi
- Guest Laundry
- Meeting Space
- Business Center
- Free Covered Parking