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Our program is jointly funded by the Departments of Agriculture and Interior and governance is through a 10-member Governing Board with 5 members from the Forest Service and 1 member each from the Bureaus of Land Management, Indian Affairs, Fish and Wildlife Service, Park Service, and the U.S. Geological Survey.
Matt Rollins
Governing Board Chair
National Program Leader
Washington Office - Wildland Fire and Fuels Research and Development
USDA Forest Service
Washington D.C
Matt Rollins is the National Program Leader for U.S. Forest Service Wildland Fire and Fuels Research and Development in Washington D.C. In 2000 he got his start as a Research Ecologist with the Forest Service at the Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory working on: 1) evaluating how changes in wildland fire management strategies affected landscape composition, structure, and function over the 20th century; 2) forecasting fire regimes and landscape change under a changing climate using ecological simulation models; and 3) integrating landscape modeling and satellite imagery for national fire regime and fuel mapping applications. From 2009 to 2014 he worked with the USGS at the EROS data center as their Fire Science Team Leader and at USGS headquarters as their National Wildland Fire Science Coordinator.
He earned a B.S. in Wildlife Biology in 1993 and an M.S. in Forestry in 1995 from the University of Montana in Missoula, Montana. His Ph.D. was awarded by The University of Arizona in 2000, where he worked at the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research.
Jim Menakis
Governing Board
National Fire Ecologist
Washington Office - Fire and Aviation Management (Detached)
USDA Forest Service
Fort Collins, CO
|Jim Menakis has been the National Fire Ecologist for Forest Service Washington Office Fire and Aviation Management since 2010. He joined the JFSP Governing Board in spring of 2011. Prior to 2010, Jim worked for the Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station Missoula Fire Science Laboratory for 20 years: on various research projects relating to fuels and fire ecology, on national mapping projects including Wildland Fire Potential, LANDFIRE Rapid Assessment and Fire Regime Condition Class, and on applying the best available science to support management needs including the Hazardous Fuels Prioritization and Allocation System (HFPAS) and Forest on the Edge publication -- Wildfire, wildlands, and people: understanding and preparing for wildfire in the wildland-urban interface (http://www.fs.fed.us/rm/pubs/rmrs_gtr299.html). Today, Jim is working on evaluating the effectiveness of fuel treatment when tested by wildfire, supporting national, regional, and forest level wildfire risk assessments, and supporting the fire ecology program in Forest Service. Jim received his B.S. degree in Forestry and M.S. degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana, Missoula.
Mike Balboni
Forest Supervisor, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest
USDA Forest Service
Mike has had a diverse 35 years of experience with the Forest Service. During those years Mike has worked in four Regions of the Forest Service and on twelve different national forests. Mike began his career in Florida as a biological aid working in wildlife, timber, and prescribed burning. He has also worked as a wildlife biologist, resource assistant, and in a Supervisor's office as a planner. Mike was a District Ranger for over 12 years on the Kootenai National Forest in Troy, Montana prior to becoming the Deputy Forest Supervisor on the Bridger-Teton National Forest. After 2 ½ years on the B-T and over 20 years in the west, Mike was selected for the Forest Supervisor job on the Kisatchie National Forest in Louisiana. Mike worked for 4 ½ years on the Kisatchie before being selected as the Forest Supervisor on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National forest in August of 2013. Mike has been a Line Officer since 1994.
Mike has a vast amount of experience in fire as well having served as the Agency Administrator on well over a dozen Type I and Type II incidents, including the Rainbow Family event in 2008. In addition to his Line Officer and community experience, Mike also has operational experience as a Division Group Supervisor and Fire Safety Officer.
Mike enjoys collaboration and working with partners. He has considerable experience with Stewardship Contracting and Agreements, various citizens groups, and working with communities to improve their economic situations and infrastructure.
Mike has held numerous community leadership positions such as Park District Chair, President of the Troy Business Club, President of the Water and Sewer District, Coach/Manager and organizer of youth sports for the town of Troy, and for over 12 years served as a high school football official.
Mike enjoys the beach, golf, hiking, biking, hunting and fishing.
Mike has two sons both of whom are graduates of Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. One, is a Computer Software Engineer in Battleboro, VT, and the second son is a Film and Media graduate and has worked as a firefighter and on trail crews for the Forest Service in Montana. He currently resides in Troy, MT.
Matthew Andersen
USGS-Fire Science
USGS National Center
Reston, Virginia
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Robin Wills
Deputy Region Fire Management Officer
DOI National Park Service
Pacific West Region, San Francisco, California
Robin Wills began his fire career on the Clearwater National Forest in 1980. He continued his Forest Service employment through much of the 1980's with fire positions on the Flathead, Klamath and Mendocino National Forests as well as the Riverside Forest Fire Laboratory.
Thorough much of the 1990's Robin acted as the Fire Management Officer for the Nature Conservancy of California. This position included responsibility for planning and implementation of 20 to 40, 000 acres of prescribed fire per year, across the country, as well as fire effects research in grasslands, coastal sage scrub and oak woodland communities.
Robin received a bachelor's degree in Forest Ecology from the Ohio State University and a Master's degree in Fire Ecology from Humboldt State University.
Robin returned to federal service in 1999, filling the position of fire ecologist for the Pacific West Region. He served in that role until the fall of 2014, managing the Planning and Ecology Division, providing fire ecology and operations expertise to Parks across the Pacific West Region.He currently is the Deputy Region Fire Management Officer supporting fire operations across six states and 50 park units. He is also an Operations Section Chief on CIIMT 5. His professional interests continue to focuses on the description of appropriate fire regimes and associated implementation models.
Karen Prentice
National Healthy Landscapes Coordinator
Washington, DC
|Karen Prentice is the Bureau of Land Management's National Healthy Landscapes Coordinator. She provides leadership for several aspects of the BLM's landscape approach including coordinating landscape resiliency activities with internal and external partners and stakeholders, developing national policy on landscape restoration, and supporting development of the BLM's Rapid Ecoregional Assessments. She received her BA in Environmental Studies from The Evergreen State College and her MS in Range Science from Colorado State University. Throughout much of the 1990's she worked for a Colorado-based firm that conducted baseline botanical assessments and post-reclamation monitoring on coal mines and other projects throughout the west. In 2000, she started her career with the Bureau of Land Management's Ely (Nevada) District where she served through 2010 in several capacities, including Rangeland Management Specialist, District Noxious and Invasive Weed Specialist, Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation Coordinator, and Special Projects Manager. In January 2011, she transferred to her current position in Washington D.C.
Paul Steblein
DOI, Office of Wildland Fire
Washington, DC
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Ed Brunson
Regional Fuels Specialist
Bureau of Indian Affairs
NW Region, Boise Idaho
Ed Brunson manages the fuels program for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Northwest Region. In this position he has the opportunity to work with Tribes from Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington as they use fire as a proactive management tool. His previous work with the BIA was as a Tri-Regional Fire Ecologist. Prior to working with the BIA he was with The Nature Conservancy and over the course of 17 years he held local, state and national fire focused positions.
Ed has a BS degree from Northwest Missouri State University and a MS degree from Oregon State University.
Rob Griffith
Assistant Director Fire and Aviation Management
USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Region
As Assistant Director for Fire and Aviation Management, Rob has primary responsibility for Fuels Management, Fire Ecology, Air Quality, and Fire Prevention Programs.
He has 32 years Forest Service experience and a B.S. degree in Forest Science with an emphasis in soil science from Humboldt State University, California.
Mark Kaib
Deputy Regional Fire Mgmt Coordinator
DOI US Fish & Wildlife Service, Southwest Region 2
Mark began his career in fire as an Arizona hotshot crewmember for the USFS in 1982,
his first summer out of high school. Over the next 13 years he worked on other
hotshot crews, engine and helitack crews for the USFS, NPS, and the BLM. Mark
was a hotshot superintendent and also worked in Alaska with Native American Crews
for the Alaska Fire Service. As a seasonal firefighter Mark either went to college
or traveled in the winter months. Mark traveled extensively throughout Latin America,
Southeast Asia, and to 24 countries in Africa between 1985 and 2000.
Mark attended graduate school at the University of Arizona's Laboratory of Tree-Ring research. In northern Mexico and the Southwest United States, Mark conducted research on past land-uses, fire history, and human fire influences in mixed-conifer, pine-oak forest, and semi-desert grassland ecosystems.
Mark is currently the Deputy Regional Fire Management Coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Southwest Region in Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he consults the Refuge in Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Oklahoma. Mark has been involved with International fire management training and planning in Central America and Mexico, through the Interior Technical Assistance Program and The Nature Conservancy.
Marks personal interests include hiking, biking, fishing, international travel and outdoor activities with his wife Kelli, and their 7 year old son Nate.
B.S., Environmental Sciences; Range and Wildlife, Arizona State University, 1992
M.S., Watershed Management, The University of Arizona, 1998
MS, Arid Lands Resource Sciences, The University of Arizona, 2004
Elizabeth Reinhardt
Assistant Director of Fire and Aviation Management
USDA Forest Service
Elizabeth is Assistant Director of Fire and Aviation Management for the Forest Service, with responsibility for fuels and fire ecology. Previously she was the Forest Service National Program Leader for Fire Research. She started working for the Forest Service as a seasonal employee in 1978 and spent most of her career at the Rocky Mountain Research Station's Missoula Fire Sciences Laboratory where she was a research forester. Her research focused on fire ecology and wildland fuel treatment. She is a principle developer of FOFEM (a First Order Fire Effects Model) and FFE-FVS (the Fire and Fuels Extension to the Forest Vegetation Simulator. She served as Project Leader of the Fire Ecology and Fuels Project, and the Director of the Fire Modeling Institute for several years. In 2009 she came to Washington DC as a member of the Policy Analysis staff, and then served in the Climate Change Advisor's Office for two years as staff assistant.
She has degrees in English (A.B., Harvard University), and forestry (M.S. and Ph.D., University of Montana).
M. L. Smith
Deputy Forest Supervisor
USDA Forest Service, Boise National Forest
Marie-Louise "ML" Smith is currently serving as the Deputy Forest Supervisor on the
Boise National Forest in southwest Idaho. ML came to this position in August 2010
after serving as Staff Assistant to the Deputy Chief for the National Forest System
in Washington DC.
ML started her career in 1987 as a seasonal backcountry ranger and wildland firefighter on the Chugach National Forest in Alaska. Since then, she has served as an ecologist and research ecologist with the Northern Research Station in Durham, NH, and in Washington, D.C. as a legislative specialist on Forest Service Legislative Affairs staff and as Acting Assistant Director for Integrated Vegetation Management.
ML earned a B.S. in Natural Resources at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, a M.S. in Forestry at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a Ph.D. in Forest Ecology from the University of New Hampshire.


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- Topics: Plant Pathology | Melanose | Timmer, Lavern W | Kucharek, Thomas A
L.W. Timmer and T.A. Kucharek2
Melanose is a disease caused by the fungus Diaporthe citri Wolf. On the fruit, the disease produces a superficial blemish which is unlikely to affect the overall yield of processing fruit, but causes external blemishes which reduce the value of fruit intended for the fresh market. This disease is generally of minor economic importance on foliage.
All commercial citrus varieties grown in Florida are susceptible to melanose. Pustules are larger on grapefruit, so blemishes tend to be more serious on this species.
Leaf symptoms begin as tiny water-soaked specks that become depressed in the center and surrounded by a translucent yellow area that is not depressed. Later, the leaf cuticle ruptures and a gummy substance is exuded which turns brown and hardens. The yellowish margin disappears and the hardened gummed areas will have a sandpaper-like texture. Infected areas on the leaf may be scattered, aggregated, or in streaks, depending on where water transported the spores prior to infection (Figure 1). Heavily infected leaves become pale green to yellow, can be distorted and may fall from the tree. Melanose is seldom severe on the spring growth flush. When it does occur on this flush, the pustules are usually few and little or no leaf drop occurs. On the summer growth flushes, melanose can be severe enough to cause defoliation, particularly in years following freeze-induced twig dieback.
On fruit there is a tendency for the diseased areas to form tear-streak and water droplet patterns (Figures 2, 3). When copper fungicides are applied to citrus in hot, dry weather, they can result in small, black, raised spots on leaves or fruit (Figures 4, 5) which can resemble melanose. Light infestation produces scattered specks on the fruit. Fruit infected when young may remain small and abscise prematurely. Late infection produces flatter pustules. If the severity is such that solid patches of blemish are produced, the fruit surface can crack producing a roughened condition called mudcake melanose (Figure 3). Mudcake melanose occurs if infection takes place soon after petal fall (usually early April). Melanose on fruit can be distinguished from rust mite injury by the presence of a roughened surface with melanose and a smooth rind blemish with rust mite injury (Figure 6).
There must be recently killed young twigs in the tree canopy to support spore production for fungal infection to occur. Also, the host tissue must be in a susceptible state. Temperature and rainfall conditions during the period of leaf expansion and during the first 12 weeks after petal fall regulate disease severity. After a spore lands on susceptible tissue, a period of 10-12 hours of moisture is required for infection at 77°F (25°C) whereas at 59°F (15°C) 18-24 hours of wetness are necessary for infection. Thus extended wet periods resulting from afternoon rain showers plus dew periods in May and June coupled with warmer temperatures during these months create favorable weather for infection. In contrast, rainfall prior to May in central and south Florida often is associated with fast-moving cold fronts that are quickly followed by temperatures that are too cool for infection. Also, winds behind the front quickly dry surface moisture on plant tissue. At temperatures between 75-82°F (24-28°C) initial symptoms appear 4 to 7 days after infection.
The fungus Diaporthe citri produces ascospores (sexually produced) and pycnidiospores (asexually produced). This latter spore type is the part of the life cycle that provides most of the inoculum for disease and is referred to as Phomopsis citri. Ascospores are formed within a vesicle-like structure on decaying wood on the soil or on dead branches remaining on the tree or in brush sites. These spores are produced in relatively small numbers and contribute slightly to disease potential in a grove. Their main contribution to disease development relates to spread of the fungus over long distances because ascospores are windborne.
Pycnidiospores, on the other hand, are produced abundantly on dead branches within flask-shaped structures (pycnidia). They provide for short distance spread within a tree or from one tree to an adjacent tree by rain splash. Spores can be washed down over infected branches by rain or irrigation water and spreading them to lower leaves, fruit, or live branch tissue of the tree canopy. Therefore, freeze-damaged citrus trees, older groves, and poorly maintained groves with much recently killed wood should be considered high melanose incidence areas. All types of citrus are susceptible. Other hosts for this fungus have not been identified.
Leaves become resistant to infection once they are fully expanded. Fruit rind becomes resistant about 12 weeks after petal fall, but the later the infection occurs during that 12-week period the smaller will be the resulting pustules. Thus, even though suitable weather conditions exist for infection after late June or early July, melanose will not infect the fruit rind after that time except in years when the bloom is later than normal.
Melanose is usually not severe on the spring growth flush. Copper fungicides provide little protection when applied at this time. In practice, only melanose on fruit that can be economically controlled. For copper fungicides to control melanose on fruit they have to be applied postbloom, preferably late April, prior to anticipated increased frequency of attack. Several applications may be needed to protect the fruit from petal fall until it becomes resistant in late June or early July. Recommended commercial fungicides and cultural suggestions for control of melanose on all varieties are shown in the Florida Citrus Pest Management Guide.
Melanose can be reduced by pruning and burning dead wood which will reduce inoculum (spore supply). Regardless of how conscientiously the pruning and burning are carried out, fungicide spraying will still be necessary to produce blemish-free fruit. Overhead irrigation for up to 12 hours has shown to have little or no effect on melanose severity. Melanose is usually most serious in older groves.
This document is PP150, one of a series of the Plant Pathology Department, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. Original publication date July 2001. Revised May 2008. Reviewed April 2012. Visit the EDIS website at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.
L.W. Timmer, Professor, Extension Plant Pathologist, Citrus Research and Education Center, Lake Alfred, Florida; T.A. Kucharek, Professor, Extension Plant Pathologist, Department of Plant Pathology, Gainesville, Florida; Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611.
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Originally posted by gobla
These are the 2 problems with the holy trinity:
1) LF Tank/Healer
2) Dull Tank and Spank combat
Changing the way tanking and healing works may fix problem 2, but it still leaves problem 1.
Anet wants to get rid of both problems. The only way to get rid of "LF Tank/Healer" is to get rid of tanks and healers and putting everybody on equal footing and allowing them to contribute to the group in their own way.
Simply changing the way tanks and healers works will still make it so that tanks and healers are the only 2 necessary people and everybody else is just there to make the fights go faster.
The reason I think you don't like Anet getting rid of healers and tanks is because you were a healer (you already said this) and you were the most necessary person in the group. You even said earlier in the thread that you were the "backbone" of the group. The problem with that is that everybody else wasn't as important.
Until you can find a way to make everybody else as important as the healers and tanks then I don't think we are ever going to find a better solution than just getting rid of them.
To the orange part: This comment shows that you are still stuck in the holy trinity mindset and not thinking in the way that Anet wants you to.
People aren't going to spec for support and do an entire dungeon that way. Anet is allowing you to switch between weapon sets in the middle of combat so that people can switch between 2 or more entirely different playstyles. They want you to react to how the battle is going and changing up your style rather than just utilizing a single role. Anet wants people to support when support is needed, CC when CC is needed and damage when damage is needed. They don't want people to be only doing damage, or only doing CC, or only doing support and pigeon-holing themselves into certain roles (like you are wanting them to).
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Originally posted by romanator0
Thats as clear as it gets !
read how to create a succesfull mmo before posting about GW2. And read tao of ArenaNet before talking about innovation in GW2
Originally posted by romanator0
If problem 2 is fixed and tanks/healers are no longer boring then players will more often play tanks/healers as they are now a fun and interesting playstyle. Thus solving problem 1.
You're right though. I like being an important, meaningfull, contributing and needed member of my group. I don't need to more important then anyone else. But I do want to feel like I'm doing something that nobody else in the group could do. Like I'm an unique part of the group.
So the problem is how to make everyone important? How to create a trinity ( or quartet etc. ) where every role is equally important. Where everyone has certain skills that benefit everyone else in the party.
The more I think about it the more I think that Healers and Tanks aren't the problem. It's the DPS that needs to go. Or more accurately needs to be replaced. Create a trinity of Tank/Controller/Healer ( and no, DCUO does not have this... ).
Link damage instead to the classes their mechanics. Make it a reward for fulfilling your role. A tank that gets hit slowly raises his damage the more blows he receives. A controller's debuffs do additional damage the more debuffed enemies there are. A healer's heals start damaging enemies around his targets the more damage he prevents or heals.
This creates a system of challenge. A tank's damage increases when gets hit more. So you need to get more mobs to hit your tank. So you pull more. Tank starts taking a lot more damage, so the healer needs to heal it up. In turn the healer's damage increases and starts damaging the enemies around the tank. Tank's health is doing good and tank and healer are doing tons of damage. But we want more. So we pull more mobs. Tank gets hit more so does even more damage. The healer's protection spells protect even more so the healer does more damage. But the healer's heals can't keep up. We don't want to fight fewer enemies so we need to instead weaken them. Luckily the controller saves the day. He debuffs all the mobs, and crowd controls a few. Since we're already pulling a whole load of mobs the controller's damage skyrockets just like that of the Tank and Healer. The mobs now deal less damage and everyone is surviving again.
As long as everyone keeps doing their job we'll continue killing stuff at a rapid level. If anyone drops the ball we all die and next time we'll have to pull fewer mobs and kill stuff at a slower pace. If the tank loses control of the mobs we die. If the healer messes up his protection spells we die. If the controller uses the wrong debuffs we die. Everyone has a clear and interesting role and everyone is important.
To the orange part: This comment shows that you are still stuck in the holy trinity mindset and not thinking in the way that Anet wants you to.
There's a reason why people specialise in everything they do. Specialisation means you can focus all your attention on knowledge on a single thing.
Even if that's the design there will still be people assigned to support. Else you'll just run into situations where, when support is needed, player 1 thinks player 2 will do it. Player 2 thinks player 3 will do it and player 3 thinks player 1 will do it. In the end nobody does it. Or maybe everyone does it. Either you wipe or you waste a lot of mana. So somebody will be on support duty so that everyone can be certain that when support is needed he does it. Instead of either nobody or everybody.
In addition to that using your skills the right way will take knowledge and understanding. It's generally better to have 3 people each understanding a single style completely then having 3 people each understanding all styles a little bit.
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Originally posted by gobla
No. You are still stuck in the trinity mindset. Now instead of "LF tank/healer" it is now "LF tank/healer/CC".
GW2 is going for "LFG" or "LF member". You are still pigeon-holing people into certain roles. GW2 is trying to make it so that people AREN'T pigeon-holed into certain roles.
Getting replacing dps with crowd-controllers would actually make the first problem worse as you would have to search for that third person rather than just the tank and healer.
Originally posted by romanator0
Seeing as tank/healer/CC are all the possible roles it's logically equivalent to member.
But let's just agree to disagree. We don't seem to be going anywhere at all.
I believe that no matter the game mechanics people will focus on a single role. Even if only to be absolutely certain that role gets done. Sharing roles only works if there's a person who holds the end responsibility. So that person would still be pigeon-holed into that role no matter what. And since we're being pigeon-holed anyway we might as well make all the roles we can get pigeon-holed into fun, important and challenging roles.
You believe that I'm wrong and that sharing roles can be done without somebody holding the end responsiblity. I'd like you to be right. I hope you are. But I can't make myself believe it.
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Originally posted by Unlight
QFT. Sums up my thoughts pretty well.
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Originally posted by gobla
Well isn't that exactly what Rift is doing with the hybrid class' created in its soul system? I haven't played it myself, so I can't know for sure, but I know that you can spec a Mage DPS (Chloromancer) that heals as you do damage, a Warrior Tank (Void-knight) that ramps up its damage as it recieves a certain kind of damage and a Rogue CC (Saboteur) that can easily nuke a target after stacking a bunch of debuffs. But the problem with Rift's soul system is that, even with all these options, if you stray too far from the holy trinity you'll gimp your class.
So in the sort of system you are proposing you'll just get people complaining that you're "doing it wrong". Since when you've got a game with the holy trinity, but allow people to stray from the trinity; you'll have a lot of people making characters that can do multiple things but just useless overall.
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Just to re-iterate a previous point... this Guardian looks very support friendly and that's even before speccing it to support. Just look at the skill descriptions & traits shown.
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I don't mind a new approach as long as it is still tough in dungeons to succeed. I would hope you could still fail or even more so now if everyone is not playing smart by crowd control and using abilities to reduce damage. It has to be better than WoWs garbage face plowing through dungeons now.
Originally posted by qombi
It was said a long time ago that dungeons were going to be designed so that they were the most difficult content in the game. At PAX East Jeff Grubb said that the skill and learning curve for each dungeon would go up for each explorable mode you do.
Originally posted by Master10K
The whole idea is to create a system in which you can't stray from the trinity. No matter what class or spec you're always performing a fun, interesting and needed role in the party. As the tank class you can pick multiple ways to tank but you're always a tank. There's no way to DPS as a tank except by doing your job. As a healer you're always a healer. You can spec to change your style ( HoTs vs Direct etc. ) but you always heal. Only way to damage is through your mechanic.
In the end no matter what you spec you're always able to perform the role you need to. The only way to do it wrong is by failing your role. You can take all the fun and interesting specs and then adept them to perform the role you want them to. Pets are cool? Create a pet system in which pets can debuff enemies around them and assist in the controller role. Wards and such are cool? Create a warding system which traps enemies inside the ward with only you, the tank. Thus forcing them to attack you since they can't reach your allies. Teleportation is cool? Create a healer that can only heal in melee range but has several teleportations to instantly jump from ally to ally.
You get a system allowing for a large amount of playstyles that are all usefull, fun and interesting. Balance won't be perfect, but that's a given in all games. But with so many ways to heal, tank or CC you're bound to always find someone who enjoyes one of these ways.
The problem is that in a lot of MMOs the needed roles are the boring ones while the fun roles aren't really needed in groups. I say make all roles fun and needed while still retaining their unique aspects.
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I really feel sorry for arenanet. There are so many people who just don't understand what they're doing
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Originally posted by Milkopilko
Don't. If the game is fun enough people will buy it no matter how critical they are before launch.
It do sounds good to me so far but we can't really say that. ANET will sell as many copies of the game as they deserve so if it is good enough even many of the people who complains most will eventually buy it.
If not then it wont do so well. So it sorts itself out. :)
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Originally posted by Milkopilko
People will come around soon. There are some people who have not been keeping up with the game very well. But lots of things GW2 has going are rather quite new.
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Originally posted by Milkopilko
I don't really feel sorry for ANet, but I am not envious of the daunting task ahead of them as well. They are breaking years of convention, and it's to be expected that many folks can't wrap their heads around it. Just the fact that they had to add in scouts to act as pesudo quest givers should be a testament of how different GW2 is going to be from any other mmo out there.
People fear what they don't understand, it's human nature. My only fear is that the combat system is going to be so different (and awesome) that GW2 is going to completely ruin all traditional mmos for me.
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I love the fact that they destroyed the Holy Trinity, it really creates diversity and allows anyone to play with anyone and I really think some people have a hard time understanding this.
Also @Gobla, no offence but I think you are being really narrow minded on the subject, regardless the facts even though they fit into your version of greatness that was experienced in GW you continue to argue the Trinity would be better. Changing the basic idea of LF tank LF healer, and adding CC just adds another problem rather than solving it. I really think you a being stubborn with your point of view rather than trying to see things in a different light.
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Some people just have a hard time adjusting to change. If you can't then that's ok, there are plenty of other games out there that cater to your playstyle.
Narrow-minded means a lack of tolerance. Not a lack of agreement.
Thereby you're saying I don't tolerate GW2. As I've mentioned countless times I'm not trying to change GW2. I accept GW2 for what it is. I'm fine with GW2.
I'm not saying GW2 will fail. I'm not saying GW2 sucks. I'm not saying anything about GW2 at all.
I'm saying that I, in my very personal very subjective opinion, think that a trinity done right is more fun then disregarding the trinity.
I'm only talking about myself. I'm not talking about you. I'm not talking about the game you're worshipping.
And when it comes to me I am stubborn. I'm not going to change my own opinion because you're telling me to. I'm not going to change my opinion because you tell me I'm wrong. I'm only going to change my opinion when I see enough facts supporting the change. And seeing as the game isn't released yet those facts simply aren't here.
Why am I suddenly a stubborn narrow-minded person because I personally think the trinity does have some positive sides?
Why am I suddenly trying to change the game when I provide examples of a system I think I would enjoy as was asked of me?
I was unaware that disagreeing with people was narrow-minded. I always thought that being open-minded was all about discussing things with people especially if you disagree with them. And if you disagree with each other you refrain from calling each other stubbon and narrow-minded. And if, after discussing things, you still disagree with each other you have the decency of accepting that not all people believe as you do.
I'm not telling you to change your opinion. I'm not telling you to change this game. But I'm sure as hell telling you my opinion on a public forum if I so choose.
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Originally posted by gobla
A question for you, my friend: Have you ever been rejected from groups because they're reserving slots for a specific class? Wouldn't it be better if you can join groups a bit more easily, without having to form personal bonds or using politics?
Originally posted by KhinRunite
As I've said before there are 2 sides to this story.
This is one of them. It sucks to wait on healer and tanks. It sucks to be rejected from group because you're not the right class.
It's a valid complaint on a very negative side of the trinity. I'm not arguing against that.
I am arguing that by making every class able to fill every role you're losing something as well.
A class like the Monk that has over a hundred supportive skills that can be combined in dozens of viable and interesting support builds will be lost. Classes that can fill multiple roles won't have the amount of tools available to them for a single role as a class that focusses on a single role. The devs only have time to create X skills. If they give all supportive skills to a single class then that class will have more supportive skills then another class who received only a portion of said supportive skills ( but did receive other skills in addition. )
In addition to that there's also a certain joy in building working groups from specialised classes. Taking only 1 healer with you means you risk wiping because there's nobody else there that can fill that role. But the reward is that you're now able to take more from other specialisations to compensate. Taking 2 tanks means you have much less risk of squishies getting agro as the second tank will have his skills ready to intercept that mob, but you lose the utility another specialised class would bring. If all classes can fill all roles and dynamically switch between them then this is lost. There's no longer a tactical aspect to group building. You can just take whatever and it'll always work.
Wether or not the negatives outweigh the positives is up to each person individually. I'm not trying to make that decision for you. I'm just sharing my opinion that the trinity does have positive sides, and I think it's a loss if you don't at least recognise those. Even if, or especially if, you don't believe they outweigh the positive sides.
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|Cooked chickpeas
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|Tomato puree
|100 Milliliter
|Vegetable oil
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|Cumin seed
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|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Gram flour
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• Add Besan (gram flour) and stir (Bhunno) till light brown.
• Stir in powder spices and add Chole (chick peas)
• Cook 5 minutes.
• Add tomato puree and continue mixing
• Pour 50ml water, stir and cook for 5 minutes
• Add salt as per taste
• Garnish with Onion ring and Chopped coriander leaves.
• Rawalpindi chole should be served dry with nan, roti, bhature bread or rice.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
Restriction:Vegetarian, Pregnancy, High Fiber, High Protein, Low Cholesterol
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:15 Minutes
Ready In:25 Minutes
A hot bowl of Rawalpindi chole is a delicacy to enjoy, when it is served with steaming rice or Indian breads like naan, roti, bature etc. It is also a good source of vegetable protein, fiber and loads of minerals. You can make it little less spicy, if you have kids. But you have the liberty to make it as spicy as you want.
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10/11/2009 - 10:10
I tried it this evening as a healthy snack for the family. Wow! Mind blowing!
01/01/2010 - 01:42
When did Rawalpindi become a part of India lol.
03/23/2012 - 21:42
It was a part of India till the partition...when punjab was ripped into two, one half became part of Pakistan. Didn't you know that?
04/01/2010 - 11:57
I tried this.. it's delicious and I'll make chhole this way only in future..thanks for the recipe..
05/21/2010 - 07:21
I am going to make cholay exactly this way today. Let's see how it will turn out. I agree with Faraz, when did Rawalpindi moved to India from Pakistan? :D
07/08/2010 - 05:39
I have tried this recipe before.. It was a gr8 hit!! Yumm and quite authentic..
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I tried yor recipe today and it turned out AWESOME! Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe. I can tell you are a great chef! Keep all the great recipes coming.
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Sarna means "grove" and it is etimologically related to the name of the sal tree, sacred to the religion, from which the other name Sari Dharam, "religion of the sal tree".
Sarnaist followers have been organising protests and petitions to have their religion recognised by the government of India in census forms.[4][5] In 2013 Sarnaist followers have organised a protest against use of indigenous imagery by Christians in order to attract converts.[6][7]
They worship a god who is the creator of the universe, variously called Dharmesh[8] or Singbonga, or by other names by different tribes, and Chalapachho Devi, the mother goddess identified as the earth, nature, and the world tree symbolised by the sal tree. Dharmesh is believed to manifest in sal trees.
Worship places and rites[edit]
Sarna temples are called sthal or asthal, and can be found in villages, while worship can be performed also in sacred groves, jaher. Sal trees are present both in the temples and the sacred grove. The ceremonies are performed by the whole village community at a public gathering with the active participation of village priests, pahan. The chief assistant of village priest is called Naike.
- Akhil Bharatiya Sarna Dharam (ABSD)
- Rashtriya Sarna Dharam Parishad (RSDP)
- A. K. Sachchidananda. Elite and Development. Concept Publishing Co., New Delhi, 1980. ASIN B000MBN8J2
- James Minahan. Ethnic Groups of South Asia and the Pacific: An Encyclopedia. Series: Ethnic Groups of the World. ABC-CLIO, 2012. ISBN 1598846590
- Kishor Vidya Niketan. The Spectrum of Tribal Religion in Bihar: A Study of Continuity & Change Among the Oraon of Chotanagpur. 1988.
- Malini Srivastava. The Sacred Complex of Munda Tribe. Department of Anthropology, University of Allahabad, Allahabad 211 002, Uttar Pradesh, India. Anthropologist, 9(4): 327-330 (2007)
- Phatik Chandra Hembram. Sari-Sarna (Santhal Religion). Mittal Publications, 1988. ISBN 8170990440
- Oraons & Sarna Religion. Articles On Jharkhand, Its Tribal People & Tribal Society.
- Koenraad Elst. The Sarna: a case study in natural religion.
- ^ Minahan, 2012. p. 236
- ^ Sachchidananda, 1980. p. 235
- ^ Srivastava, 2007.
- ^ SANTOSH K. KIRO. Delhi demo for Sarna identity. The Telegraph, 2013
- ^ Pranab Mukherjee. Tribals to rally for inclusion of Sarna religion in census. Times of India, 2013.
- ^ Kelly Kislaya. Tribals to remove Virgin Mary's statue if attire isn't changed. The Times of India, 2013.
- ^ Anumeha Yadav. Tribals torn apart by religion. The Hindu, 2014.
- ^ Minahan, 2012. p. 236
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But Berkman has a career .983 OPS, has beaten 1.000 OPS three times, and aside from his rookie callup, has never had an OPS under .927.
Howard still has to prove he can repeat his high level of performance. Berkman has proven it many times.
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Berkman was the 16th pick in 1997. The Reds took Brandon Larson with the 14th pick that year.
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3. HR Champ = money as well
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I wonder if Dunn himself or anybody with the organization have ever considered that less might yield more, i.e. he might actually produce more if he were played less becasue he would experience less wear and tear and not be dead on his feet in the last 6 weeks of the season.
I could see a team like Baltimore offering quite a lot. Baltimore strikes me as the team that would go the most nuts moneywise. Maybe 5/75. I would think that Seattle, San Diego and the Angels would be after him hard as well. If the question includes taking the current landscape into account, San Diego would have Klesko and Giles coming off the books and they have a CF that can cover for him. Dunn is the kind of guy that has enough power to consistently HR in the big park. Angels are similar with Erstad, Kennedy, Salmon and Weaver off the books but I am making an educated guess that Soriano would be the top target there. Seattle has discussed Ichiro in CF to make room for a big power bat in a corner.
Houston would probably go after him with a home town discount in mind. Maybe 5/65. Bagwell is finally off the books in 2007. (IIRC they didn't really have time to spend the insurance money in 2006 because of the uncertainty and timing of the issues involved.)
If Dunn was a free agent I think it would take at least 4 Years at about $13 Million per year to sign him and that might not get it done unless he is motivated to play in that city. I have no idea if Cincinnati is on that list.
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Berkman knows how to hit. Adam Dunn is just strong as an ox and relies on brute force and the law of averages to get him by. In 90% of his ABs he gives the impression of being absolutely lost up there. He routinely takes the first pitch which is almost always a batting practice fast ball right down the middle. That sets up the pitcher to throw him just about anything else on pitch 2 because Dunn'll be hackin'.....and missin'.
Once Dunn's 0-2 it's a foregone conclusion that he's gonna whiff, even in his own mind. He'll generally wave at the third strike with an almost "who gives a ****" effort.
I don't know if I can take another 15 of watching that ****.
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This will probably not even see a 2011 release D: The Old Republic will come out before this
I'm going to jump on the bandwagon.
Yea that RAM patch actually seemed to fix my issue.
Would disabling Aero in Win7/Vista help?
Maybe I'm crazy(I am btw) but wasn't there some kind of RAM fix for EAW? (Or maybe I am thinking about WiC :/)
What are the specs of a machine that you guys are considering high-end for the biggest galactic conquest map?
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Holy ****, did they seriously make it like that? Also, have you had any better experiences with space battles later on when playing against the CIS. My god I want your abilities lol ;D
The Republic space game is underpowered compared to the CIS. Just sayin'.
Why is the easy difficulty so much harder in RAW then compared to the easy difficulty in normal/vanilla EAW: FOC?
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