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The following is adapted from the original project description. Disclaimers at the bottom.
This is a BETA release. Seeking assistance with any/all localizations (deDE, esES, frFR, koKR, ruRU, zhCN, zhTW, any/all others).
Aloft is an addon that allows you to customize and enchance how nameplates and nameplate casting bars appear in the game.
As of 2014/11/03, I will be on extended hiatus, possibly never to return. If you wish to take over maintenance of Aloft, please contact me via PM.
The Aloft FAQ is HERE, please review it. (And please feel free to request additional information/clarification.)
NOTE: Keeping track of which versions of WoW are live on which non-North American realms is difficult; please PM me if you end up with an incompatible version, we can probably find something that will work for you.
NOTE: The current production release is Aloft-6.0.1 (Ace3), for WoW 6.0.2+ (Warlords of Draenor, at least prepatched on North American live realms as of 2014/10/14; not compatible with earlier versions of WoW). Aloft-5.2.8 (Ace3) is still available for WoW 5.X. Aloft-4.4.8 (Ace3) is still available for WoW 4.X. Aloft 2.8.3 (Ace2) or later is required for WoW 3.2. Some older versions may or may not still be available; send a PM to Acapela for older versions, and include your email address.
Quick answers to current "problems" (see recent Change Log entries for additional details):
Recent Changes (Aloft 6.0.1):
- fix for cast bar color/border/etc problem
- updated LibBabble-Faction-3.0 to latest/greatest (6.0-release2)
- updated Ace3 to latest/greatest (r1123)
Recent Changes (Aloft 6.0.0):
- ready for WoW 6.X; thanks to everyone who helped test the alpha
- updated TOC to 60000
- fixed spell ID issues in totem and crowd control modules
- fixed cast bar LUA error and configuration mode update issues
- fixed "recently damaged" option in AloftGlow module
- attempt at a fix for flickering duplicate unit name text
- updated Ace3 to latest/greatest (r1118)
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.8):
- disabled keybindings during combat
- disabled all combat-related auto-show/hide and auto-motion functionality
- updated Ace3 to latest/greatest (Release-r1109)
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.7c):
- fixed a small bug in cast bar cast activity handling
- updated Ace3 to latest/greatest (r1105)
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.7b):
- fixed a small bug in cast bar spell icon handling
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.7):
- updated Aloft to detect and propagate healthbar "tapped color" of 0x888888 (136/136/136); active on units tapped by others
- updated Aloft to show "default" cast bars on all nameplates (not just target); cast bar functionality is disabled if cast warning functionality is enabled
- made state icon size range larger
- updated Ace3 to latest/greatest (Release-1104)
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.6):
- fixed issues with cross realm character "Names (*)", now parsing correctly; be ready for potential issues with duplicate names
- added [IsCross] boolean text tag, for those who want to incorporate some indication of cross-realm in their text/colors
- updated LibBabble-Faction-3.0 to latest/greatest (5.4-release1)
- updated Ace3 to latest/greatest (Release-r1098)
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.5):
- updated TOC to 50400
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.4):
- updated TOC to 50300
- added scenarios to instance types for auto-show functionality
- all experiments to fix "state icon" alignment on nameplate show failed; replaced "state icon" completely
- updated LibBabble-Faction-3.0 to latest/greatest (5.3-release1)
- updated LibGratuity-3.0 to latest/greatest (r47 apparently just a TOC change)
- updated Ace3 to latest/greatest (r1086; apparently just a TOC change)
Recent Changes (Aloft 5.2.3):
- forgot to add Arena ID module icon background textures to repository! now added...
- applied various small fixes to avoid using Region:Show()/Hide() on sub-elements of the Blizzard nameplate frame assembly, to improve compatibility with "Healers Have to Die"
!!Tag Error!! Problems? Aloft options have disappeared? Aloft Presets not available or not loading properly?
A lot of Aloft functionality is now "dynamic" (not loaded by default). Enable this dynamic Aloft functionality via Aloft's "Modules" options. (See the screen shot of Aloft's options on the WoWInterface page for Aloft.)
!!Tag Error!! Issues: If you have "!!Tag Error!!" problems, either enable modules carefully one at a time until the problem(s) goes away, or (especially for custom text tag configurations) look at the document "AloftTags.rtf" (bundled with Aloft, in .../Interface/AddOns/Aloft/AloftTags.rtf), which details which text tags are supplied by which modules. A more detailed procedure is provided below.
Missing Options: If a module is not enabled, its options will not be present (as if the module was physically absent). If options seem to be missing in Aloft's waterfall, check to see if the associated module is enabled in Aloft's "Modules" options. Enable the module, and its options should appear "on the spot". (Only the AloftLDB module is loaded by default, to save memory.)
Presets: Aloft "dynamic" modules must be enabled before presets can be applied to them, and the "AloftPresets" module itself must be enabled before presets can be used at all. (the AloftPresets module is disabled by default to save memory.) A more detailed procedure is provided below.
!!Tag Error!! procedure, with nameplates displayed/visible:
Presets procedure:
To "goose" Aloft, try to Force Rebuilding of Text Tags, with nameplates displayed/visible:
Rinse/Repeat any/all of the above, as needed, to arrive at the desired configuration.
"/aloft gui"
Direct support for FuBar (here and here) and LibDataBroker-1.1 are incorporated.
Under WoW 3.0.2 and later, Aloft no longer requires (nor can it even benefit from) external libraries for health estimation (i.e. MobHealth3, LibMobHealth-4.0, MobInfo2) or threat (i.e. Threat-2.0)
The customization options in Aloft allow you to change the size, shape, anchors, font, font options, textures and colors of:
1. Name text
2. Level Text
3. Health Bar
4. Mana Bar
5. Cast Bar
6. Spell Icon
7. Boss Icon
8. Raid Icon
9. Mouseover Highlight
Aloft also enhances the display by providing options for:
1. Health text - you can display health percentage, health, or health deficit right on the nameplate
2. Spell name - Aloft will place the spell name right on the casting bar
3. Spell casting timer - Displays the remaining casting time
4. Combo Points/Lacerate/Sunder text - Displayed on current target's nameplate for druids (while in the relevant form), rogues, and warriors
5. Recently Damaged icon - Displays an icon next to any unit that has recently taken damage
6. Finer visibility control - A collection of options that give you specific control over which nameplates are shown - eg. You can hide friendly pets, out-of-guild players, and lots more
7. Guild Text - Show guild information right on the nameplate. Shows abbreviated forms by default.
8. Border and backdrop color
9. Comments - Show "Banker", "Flight Master" and other automatically gathered comments, or your own custom ones right on the nameplate
10. Mana Bar/Text - show group member/pet/summon mana, energy, rage
11. Combat Text - display all damage and healing done to group members or targets right on the plate.
12. Pets Owner's Names
13. Polymorph Timer/Shackle Undead/Banish Timer bars
14. Unit Aliases
15. Class Icons
16. Player Titles (PvP, Reputation, and Achievement titles, segregated by prefix or suffix)
17. Experimental: Target-of-target subsystem; see FAQ
18. Keybindings for toggling enemy nameplates, friendly nameplates, and all nameplates
19. Integrated with SharedMedia (for extra fonts and textures: SharedMedia)
Finally, Aloft (this UPDATED version) provides a full-featured threat indicator capability:
1. Player threat displayed on player target's nameplate (the player has no bar-style nameplate)
2. Group threat (including pets/summons) displayed on group nameplates; see FAQ
3. Threat bar and threat text capabilities
4. Threat bar and threat text can be enabled independently
5. Can be enabled while solo (for pet-owning classes)
6. Control over display colors to indicate common threat and maximum threat thresholds
7. Threat gain threshold display (i.e. omen-style "aggro bar") capability for player threat
8. Threat threshold nameplate "glow" (separate from aggro glow, see below); Threshold can be customized
9. Experiemntal: AOE threat subsystem; threat displayed on hostile nameplates for units other than the player's current/active/primary target; see FAQ
As well, on a related note, Aloft provides:
10. Aggro namplate "glow" (for AOE tanking/etc), replacing the Blizzard native aggro "glow"; Note that aggro glow is completely separate from threat system
NOTE: Aggro nameplate "glow" will only be displayed if the underlying Blizzard "Display->Display Aggro Warning" is enabled for the state you are in (i.e. Always/Party/Instance, etc)
Other threat addons (thanks to their authors for unknowningly providing example code for Aloft's current threat implementation):
Omen3: Omen
IceHUD_Threat (now obsolete; primary target threat is a direct feature of IceHUD): IceHUD, IceHUD_Threat
ZThreatMeter (now apparently obsolete): ZThreatMeter
All of the additional options are written to require no additional overhead if they're not enabled (though they will occupy memory when Aloft is loaded).
Aloft is designed to be easily extensible. All of the functionality is separated into discrete modules which should make it relatively easy for people to tinker with adding their own functionality.
If you want additional texture options, make sure you install SharedMedia. For additional font options, ClearFont2 and its fontpacks provide a number of extra font choices.
Documentation for the text tag format is included with the addon (look at the file AloftTag.rtf). Please also look at CREDITS.txt and CHANGELOG.txt for a history of the project.
Aloft is still (again?) a work in progress. Defect reports, feature requests, and code reviews are welcome.
On behalf of all the original contributors, Acapela hopes you enjoy it.
DISCLAIMER: Acapela is not the original author of this addon. Please refer to README.txt, CREDITS.txt, and CHANGELOG_WOWACE.txt for more information on the history of Aloft.
Aloft has been updated. It would be branded a "fan update" except the original author(s) have long since vanished, and Aloft is in fact being actively maintained, for the forseable future, by Acapela.
Acapela intends to host the addon here at WoWInterface (SVN and distribution).
NOTE: The addon is not maintained by Acapela at either of WoWAce or CurseForge (though earlier/"original" versions are still available there).
The WoWAce revision on which this version is based is r80814 (http://www.wowace.com/projects/aloft/; this is WAY out of date, now a WoWAce "obsolete" project; the WoWAce version was not transferred to Curse).
Please report all errors as they are discovered (either in the comments for Aloft here on WoWInterface, or via the WoWInterface bug report mechanism), and Acapela will attempt to resolve them and apply a fix.
Acapela will participate in the forum thread for Aloft at WoWInterface (http://www.wowinterface.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=18093), as well as the commentary associated with the page for the addon itself at WoWInterface.
Acapela will continue to participate in the the original official forum thread at WoWAce (http://forums.wowace.com/showthread.php?t=5437).
A private message to "acapela" at WoWInterface will also reach him.
Acapela does not want Aloft to die, so Acapela will make every effort to find someone to take over should he find himself unable to continue with this commitment. If anyone would be interested in participating in development, please contact Acapela.
NOTE: Current users of Aloft should backup/delete their .../Interface/Addons/Aloft folder before installing this version of Aloft.
It would also probably be a good idea, to avoid problems, to backup/delete your .../WTF/Account/<WoWUsername>/SavedVariables/Aloft.lua file as well.
As always, Aloft is free with your materials, but if you want to donate:
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Re: Release: Aloft-5.1.3-2477
I dont know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve. Bilbo Baggins, from his speech on his eleventy-first birthday.
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Release: Aloft-5.1.3-2477
a new version of Aloft is released, pending moderator approval. Aloft-5.1.3-2477. this has a lot of fixes, including to the nameplate highlight issue. please review the change log.
spent the whole day with DSL problems (at the carrier's end), so i don't know when i will be able to get this updated to WoWAce/Curse/Forge.
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Re: mouseover highlights
love ya tnxntx
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Sorry wrote that a little late at night (same tonight) and prob didn't make it easy enough to understand.
Main thing I was saying is that the chance of it seeing the same name + class on the same team in an arena match should be near zero. You can't do cross realm Arena so its impossible to have the same name let alone same name + class on the same team. Furthermore Match Making Rating also makes it even less likely since said same name and class would have to be within the same rating bracket to ever face your team.
Would it break when there were a characters with same name + class on opposing teams AND you only displayed enemy plates since it wouldn't need to call up the friendly info?
If not you may just want a popup telling people this to turn on both friendly and enemy plates with the understanding this may occur.
Also because of the name + class issue you *might* want it disabled in BG's for now as the chance would be slightly higher like .0001% rather than .0000001%. The reason being that in BG's atm the first 3 people on the opposing team (or first 3 on your combat log I haven't checked) are being put into the stock arena frames complete with being able to use @arenaN macro's.
The other author just used 3 icons with # already put on them would that be any simpler? I know some may want to be able to customize the font and I know that is a very big feature this addon specializes in and part of why I love it. That said I get why you may want to go down the harder yet more fulfilling route and give it your normal lvl of customization.
As far as RBG I don't really see people getting much mileage out of it. Even with 10 men RBG's arguably the best Resto Shaman in the world (and a decent addon author Kollectiv) Raid Frame clicks to heal. 10 extra keybinds are just too many when you already run out of keybinds on normal stuff.
5 keybinds for party members is pretty common for PvP healers though but most use raid marks on friendlies to fulfill the role of the proposed "friendly #" module. I could see party 1-5 being somewhat useful to some healers in both 5v5 arena and challenge modes.
Ultimately its up to you but I would honestly think that the party/group module would rarely if ever be used and would probably end up being a waste of your resources especially if they are limited.
Let me know here or via PM if you have any more questions or would like any help.
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after some thought, to start with, i am thinking in terms of the following:
would there be any utility in this system for PvE group play? does anyone use "groupN"/"raidNN" unitid targeting macros for healing/de/buffing in PvE?
the same system could easily condition its unitid parsing, based on what kind of instance the player is in, between "party"/"raid"/"arena"/"none" (as a function of IsInInstance()
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That said I can supply you with some icons if you want just tell me how to get them to you. I can even send a few different styles so people have a few options if you prefer.
Imho mine are in NO WAY superior to his I just find them sexier while still remaining functional. I don't think Threatplates are meant to be "sexy" which is why he picked something functional and straightforward like he did. The ones I did look similar to Masque/Buttonfacade button with a slight gloss and a 1,2 or 3 inside.
Doing it is simple:
I have Gimp which is a free opensource photoshop which is what I used to create them. I honestly just opened the art file erased his icon and then was left with a square the same size as his. Then I filled the space with the gradient tool to sexy up the empty "icon". Next I picked a font set to 34pt and added the appropriate # and saved it under his files names. Viola beautiful, functional and simple. Literally took me more time to shower today than make those icons. Again if you don't want to do any yourself just tell me how to get them to you and I'll be happy to provide the icons. A little art contribution is absolutely the least I could do to thank you regardless of whether you ever make this module or not.
As far as the addon breaking iirc you did some work on Platebuffs would using something separate from the nameplate be any better/easier/safer? If so it might be used by more people since it would work with their plate of choice but idk if it even possible.
As far as it breaking on same names and class I don't honestly think its much of an issue since arena can't be done cross server. Because of this the chance of the same class and name is0% afaik unless you can have crossrealm team members for wargames. I guess it is also possible if it doesn't take special characters into account. I don't know how the error your talking about works but the only time I see it being possible is if you fight someone with the same name and class as you or your teammates rather than face two people with the same name/class. I'm not sure if that would be an issue or is the issue your talking about. Would it still be an issue since it would only be active on enemy frames and few people use both in arena?
One warning in case you havent noticed / had it happen for some reason since 5.0 while in BG's I'm having Wow stock arena frame coming up 90% of the time and I can use @arenaX macro's to target those ememies. So disabling it in a BG is vital if it would cause breakage since same name and class becomes exponentially more possible.
Wow I just wrote you a book sorry I'm a writer and quite verbose I apologize.
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yes, it should not be too hard (incorporate artwork, clone the class icon module, reverse-translate unit names to arena unitids, parse the number out of the unitid, throw the artwork onto the nameplate, etc). i assume a loadable module, arena only, scaleable/placeable (like class icons), etc.
only conceivable gotcha: if more than one player has the same name (i.e. on the nameplate) in the arena instance, it would break. unit class (inferred from the Blizzard "OriginalNamePlateColor") would be a potential disambiguator. if more than one player of the same class has the same name, then it would definitely break.
i have sent that author a PM, asking if i can lift their artwork. we will see what happens from there. i can get all the basics working using plain group IDs. when i get something ready to try, though, i will need someone to help test.
i don't have an ETA. bugfixes related to WoW 5.1 would continue to have priority, and my time availability is fluctuating wildly at the moment.
thanks for the suggestion!
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Hey Acapela,
First off wanted to say thx so much for everything you do and for all the communication you do with us.
Secondly I wanted to ask if you would be interested in writing a Module that would put an icon on the nameplate for Arena 123 enemies.
There is a similar ThreatPlates widget that is still working last I checked. I greatly prefer Aloft for many many reason but that little widget is something I sorely miss.
Link - http://www.wowinterface.com/download...latesBeta.html
I thought I could do it myself since it only took about a 15 lines addendum to get it to work with ThreatPlates. I made a few Icons and then proceeded to edit the ClassIcon Module figuring that was the best place to start but... I am too much amateur to even know where to begin. If wouldn't mind I'm sure many would love you for it and be quite grateful including myself.
It really makes life easier when things get hectic in Arena considering that at higher skill lvls we can't always waste time to change targets/focus when we can simply use an arena1, 2 or 3 macro. I often brain fart on which is which and have to look @gladius which ends up negating all the advantage I would have gained.
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mouseover highlights
ultimately, getting mouseover highlights to work came down to a single line of code in Aloft. it appears i need to do the following:
packing height/width also work properly again (at least for stacked nameplates), packing has a very nice beneficial side-effect on mouse sensitivity now (a symmetric mouse area that sizes/places with packing; thanks Blizzard!), and i think i have basically all of Thortok2000's bugs fixed as well. i will try to finish testing, and then release (hopefully no later than tommorrow).
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TP looks at the highlight texture region of the nameplate in it's OnUpdate handler to see if it's shown. It takes a lot of extra cycles, but since TP is already changing the default alpha on every cycle, it makes sense.
(I think I did this to improve the response of mousing over a nameplate to capture GUIDs; The cursor mouseover event has a slight delay, if I recall, so quick mouseovers might not capture the GUID.)
PM me if you need any clarification.
PS - I might not be using Aloft, but it was a great inspiration for my own addon, and I have great reverence for how you've developed this addon over the years. :-)
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What I meant was, I did not want to attribute any flaws to Aloft that were actually flaws in NPCRepColor module.
For instance, now that I've done some testing with OriginalHealthBarColor instead of NPCRepColor, I see that hostile/friendly swaps seem to work perfectly. Tagged doesn't work yet, it throws this LUA error. I also haven't had a chance to test hostile/friendly when there's one of each on the screen at the same time.
Once you finish up getting OriginalHealthBarColor working, I will get NPCRepColor working behind it.
The tag I'm using for testing (and throws a LUA error when I encounter tagged mobs) is this:
[~IsPlayer:Name:OriginalHealthBarColor][IsPlayer:~IsFriendly:"(((":Red][PlayerTitlePrefix:Suffix(" "):HealthBarColor][IsPlayer:Name:HealthBarColor][PlayerTitleSuffixSeparated(", "," "):HealthBarColor][IsPlayer:~IsFriendly:")))":Red]
And here's the LUA error:
Date: 2012-12-14 13:21:51
Error occured in: Global
Count: 1
Message: ..\AddOns\Aloft\Aloft\AloftNameText.lua line 490:
attempt to call field '?' (a nil value)
Aloft\Aloft\AloftNameText.lua:490: ?()
[string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:4:
[string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:4
[string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:13: ?()
...Ons\Ace3\CallbackHandler-1.0\CallbackHandler-1.0.lua:92: SendMessage()
Aloft\Aloft\AloftHealthBar.lua:550: SetHealthBarColors()
Aloft\Aloft\AloftHealthBar.lua:527: SetHealthBarColor()
Aloft\Aloft\AloftHealthBar.lua:659: ?()
Aloft\Aloft\AloftHealthBar.lua:742: Update()
Aloft\Aloft\AloftHealthBar.lua:499: ?()
[string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:4:
[string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:4
[string "safecall Dispatcher[2]"]:13: ?()
...Ons\Ace3\CallbackHandler-1.0\CallbackHandler-1.0.lua:92: SendMessage()
Aloft\Aloft\Aloft.lua:276: ProcessHealthBarColorChange()
Aloft\Aloft\Aloft.lua:609: Update()
(tail call): ?
[string "safecall Dispatcher[1]"]:9:
[string "safecall Dispatcher[1]"]:5
(tail call): ?
I dont know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve. Bilbo Baggins, from his speech on his eleventy-first birthday.
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Blizzard used to build a highlight-on-mouseover capability into their default nameplates, which Aloft just "reskinned". this feature went away under WoW 5.X (maybe it was more recently with WoW 5.1?). i have not had time yet to experiment to see if there is a workaround. there is definitely at least one thing i should try... but we may be out of luck.
for a stuttering casting bar, try enabling the Cast Warning module, and then enable "Cast Warning>Override" and set "Cast Warning>Update Interval" to zero (0). see if that results in a smoother animation style.
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Everything works fine, although i have 2 minor problems.
- Highlight on mouseover ain't working no more, dunno since when, but it didn't 2 weeks ago and it still ain't working now, (yes i updated to the last version btw).
- The casting bar is very glitchy, as in it looks like the casting bar fills up 3 or 4 pixels per time instead of having a linear growth, sort of looks like lagging in fps. Also, it shows 2 decimals, would like to know how to show only 1 decimals.
Thanks for the great addon!
I've scrolled pages and found an answer to the first point, although do you have plans to actually make it work? i know other addons still have options about this, like while mouseovering non targets their alpha would increase, or perhaps apply a border colour / glow
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Is it possible to add more levels in
Content -> Levels to show in the OOTB Table of Contents web part? Could this be edited in some file or do I need to build a custom web part in order to get more levels displayed?
You could try to export the webpart, edit the property 'levelToShow (
You probably want to update the XSL-stylesheet as well, to accomadate for the extra levels.
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There are many ways to go with an Easter menu, sometimes my family chooses turkey or ham, but we usually go with lamb shish kebab when the weather is nice enough to barbeque outside. A side of pilaf and a tabuli salad completes a good Easter feast. I'm not sure what we'll have this Easter, but this recipe is a great idea, especially at an Easter brunch table. Rather than roasting a whole turkey, (save all of that work for Thanksgiving!) you can make a simple roast chicken. It's tasty with no added fat. You only need the chicken, rosemary, and an onion, that's it! Let the oven do the rest. The key to a good roast chicken is covering it with foil in a high-temperature oven and turning it frequently to mimic a rotisserie. It takes some love and patience but the golden beauty is your reward!
With the basket of organics I pick up weekly, I have been trying to keep up with the abundance of fruits and veggies we're getting. I found a great use for those tough collard greens: sauté and place them under the chicken so they can soak up all of the meaty flavor. It's much healthier than cooking them the traditional Southern way with bacon fat!
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Equine Dentists Shine in Court
Filing down horse teeth is a slobbery job. But Carl Mitz is grateful that he now has the undisputed legal right to do it.
This week, Mr. Mitz and three others won a three-year legal battle against the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners, which had sought to restrict the ancient craft of horse-teeth floating—an obscure job that involves filing a horse's teeth to improve its bite—to licensed veterinarians.
Travis County District Court Judge Orlinda Naranjo ruled that the state board was out of bounds in early 2007 when it began ordering more than two dozen nonlicensed equine dentists to quit working. The board failed to conduct studies or seek public input before abruptly deciding that only veterinarians could float teeth. Judge Naranjo decided the disregard for due process by the board invalidated the new policy.
"Now I can continue doing the job I've done for 25 years," said Mr. Mitz, who was the subject of a page-one article in The Wall Street Journal article last December.
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Page One: Texas Horse Dentists Feel the Bite Of State Regulatory Oversight
Texas, however, likely will continue to press the issue, meaning the victory could be fleeting. Dewey E. Helmcamp III, executive director of the veterinary medical examiners board, said he feared the ruling puts horses in danger and expected both the veterinary board and the state legislature to take up the issue soon.
"It is safe to say that we will move by rule adoption to restrict in some fashion the unfettered practice of teeth floating by lay persons unless a veterinarian is involved with some form of supervision," Mr. Helmcamp said.
Horse-teeth floating is a lucrative job. Some practitioners say they can make $300,000 a year, and those who do it say it's straightforward and requires no special training. But some veterinarians fear that unskilled floaters will damage the horse's gums or strip away protective enamel.
The case in Texas hinged on a narrow, technical question: Did the state board follow proper procedure in formulating its floating policy?
But the nonprofit, libertarian law firm that filed the case, the Institute for Justice, said a broader principle was at stake. At what point do state licensing rules impose "an unreasonable restriction on people's ability to earn a living?" said Clark Neily, a senior attorney with the firm, which is based in Arlington, Va.
Mr. Neily hopes to litigate that point in another case in Texas district court that he brought on behalf of eyebrow threaders, who use thin strands of cotton to remove unwanted facial hair. Eyebrow threaders believe that they should be allowed to do their job without a state license requiring at least 750 hours of study at an accredited beauty college. A hearing in the case is set for next month in Austin.
The state, which regulates more than two dozen occupations from boxers to auctioneers—there is even a special permit for hair-salon shampooers—says its licensing requirements are designed to protect public health and human and animal welfare.
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Posted: 05/30/2011 - House speaker predicts some will pass
Posted: 05/30/2011 - COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) -- Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson has assembled a copper theft task force to try to slow down metal thieves.
Posted: 05/30/2011 - Authorities in Madison County say a man charged with manslaughter and leaving the scene of the accident in a collision that killed a 6-year-old boy has bonded out of jail.
Updated: 05/31/2011 - 40-year old Brent Parrish, was arrested over the weekend and charged with DUI
Updated: 05/29/2011 - Homeland Security Sec. to survey Alabama's storm damage.
Posted: 05/29/2011 - Ronald Davis Jr. known as little Ronnie to the Dothan Community, has been a mud racer for years. But that came to a halt when he found out he needed a liver transplant.
Updated: 06/13/2011 - There were lots of people at the field today which means Dothan's business will be doing pretty well this weekend. People who came to Dothan from different cities have been eating out and staying in hotels...giving the Dothan economy a bit of a boost.
Posted: 05/29/2011 - Profits for Gulf Coast are riding on this year's hurricane season.
Updated: 05/29/2011 - BAY MINETTE, Ala. (AP) -- The Baldwin County Commission has set the dates for a sales tax holiday on school supplies, computers and clothing.
Posted: 05/29/2011 - A ban on single wide trailers raises frustration with tornado victims.
Updated: 05/31/2011 - Search teams find body of soldier missing since late Saturday night.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - A man has been arrested and charged with capital murder in the 1999 shooting death of his wife in Bibb County.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - The miracle league world series softball games have begun... and it sure was a hit. Twenty one special needs teams from Alabama and Georgia are set to play, with each team playing at least twice.
Updated: 05/28/2011 - It's a way to get away from your daily hassles. For years Omussee Creek Park has been a favorite spot for boaters to go for Memorial Day weekend. But with increased traffic on the water, comes an increased risk for accidents.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - May proves to be deadliest tornado season in more than 60 years.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- A Republican legislator who supports a bill that is opposed by the Alabama Education Association says AEA chief Paul Hubbert effectively fired his daughter as a field representative.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - MAYLENE, Ala. (AP) -- Creekview Elementary students are learning about more than just reading and writing in their second grade classroom.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- The process of selecting nine trustees for Auburn University is starting again from scratch.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - COLUMBIANA, Ala. (AP) -- One of six men charged in the slayings of five men at a north Shelby County apartment in 2008 has agreed to plead guilty to a lesser charge in exchange for his testimony.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- The Alabama Legislature has given final approval to both the general fund and education budgets and sent them to Gov. Robert Bentley.
Posted: 05/28/2011 - DECATUR, Ala. (AP) -- Mobile home dealers say sales have increased dramatically in Decatur since hundreds of homeowners were displaced by the April 27th tornado outbreak, reversing an industry trend.
Updated: 05/28/2011 - MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- The Alabama Senate has given final approval to a $5.6 billion education budget after meeting all night.
Posted: 05/27/2011 - BP has agreed to support a $9 million grant program which will fund testing and marketing efforts for seafood coming out of Alabama's gulf.
Posted: 05/27/2011 - A bill passed in the Alabama legislature will save the state millions by combining two main primary elections.
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Anti-Tax Crusaders to Seattle: Drop Dead
The Seattle Times this morning has a very good article asking, in the wake of Katrina: Who'll be to blame if the viaduct and the 520 bridge collapse? Just like the New Orleans levees, the viaduct and the 520 bridge are huge safety hazards likely to collapse during a natural disaster. But, for lack of money they haven't been fixed. Instead, they're just getting more deadly. The Seattle Times says:
Politicians, clerics and ethicists agree we have a moral obligation to fix infrastructure such as highways and levees that we know pose a risk to the public.
Who disagrees with this? The people who are backing I-912, the anti-gas-tax initiative. The money to fix the viaduct and the 520 bridge is coming, unless I-912 passes. Then the gas tax will be gone, and so will the money to fix these huge safety hazards.
How is a bad idea like I-912 being marketed as a good idea? With the same appeal to knee-jerk tax resentment, and anti-big-government sentiment, that Republicans at the national level use to win elections (and then, once in power, to gut public safety programs like, say, FEMA). So who will be to blame when the viaduct and the 520 bridge collapse? The anti-tax demagogues and the dopes who, against their own best interests (not to mention their moral obligations), follow them.
Who will also be to blame? Politicians who, out of fear of alienating the state's large anti-tax constituency, are now failing to frame the upcoming vote on I-912 as a vote to essentially defund Seattle's levees. Katrina provides a huge opportunity to re-frame the debate on I-912, but, channeling my colleague Josh Feit here, politicians like Gov. Christine Gregoire aren't taking advantage of the opportunity. In the Seattle Times article, under the ironic sub-header "Urging action," Gregoire says:
"There's no question in my mind you're either going to fix it or somebody's going to die."
But she doesn't make the link to I-912. She doesn't say: If you vote for the gas tax repeal, you're voting to let people driving on the viaduct die in the next earthquake. If Gregoire really wants to urge people toward action, she should urge them to vote against I-912. Again, channeling Josh Feit: Why won't she?


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Opening arguments were heard Monday in Dothan for a man charged with murder in the alcohol-related traffic deaths of his wife, his son and another child.
34-year-old Kenneth McDaniel is also charged with assault for injuring his 14 year old step-daughter.
The wreck happened in June of 2006 on Highway 231, south of Dothan, when McDaniel allegedly drove his vehicle into the path of an on-coming 18-wheeler.
31-year-old Lisa McDaniel, 10-year-old Johnny McDaniel and nine-year-old Caleb Wise were killed.
14-year-old Nicole Sheffield was injured but survived.
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The rooms are tiiiiiiinyyyyyyy, literally no space to move. We had to move the bed right up to the wall so we could find space for our luggage and space to move around. The rooms are not fancy either, but very clean. The walls are thin and we could hear people moving outside. After New York we went to San Francisco, Los Angeles and Las Vegas and this room was by far the poorest yet the most expensive. New York rates are catastrophic. Don't spend much on the room and enjoy the day out in this wonderful city.
The receptionist is extremely rude and unfriendly.
The location was very convenient though. It was a couple of mins away from the subway station and just a couple of streets away from Central Park. It was lovely to wake up in the morning and take a walk in Central Park then hop onto the subway to go sightseeing or go straight to the airport. It was a short ride away from Times Square.
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GNOME 3 Delayed Until 2011
If you're looking forward to the next desktop environment, you'll have to wait until March.
Members of the GNOME project gathered at the GUADEC conference in the Netherlands this week where they announced that GNOME 3, the next iteration of the popular open source desktop environment would be delayed until March 2011.
This delays the project by a year, as it's original release was schedule for March 2010. That launch was then pushed back to September 2010, but now, the GNOME project will now issue another incremental update in September.
"GNOME is driven by its goals to provide a quality free software desktop, and we feel that our users and downstream community are better served by holding the GNOME 3.0 release until March 2011," the GNOME project said via an official statement.
Still much progress has been made in the desktop environment, which will introduce a new user interface built on JavaScript and the Clutter framework. Users can download early versions of the Shell package from Launchpad.
Gnome 3: Worth to waitGnome 3 is really worth to wait it is easier to use and ranking them on familiarity for existing GNOME users, performance, good features, extensibility, and compatibility. The principle of "everybody trying to deliver everything and anything to anyone" should be abandoned. No need to spend resources on that when the audience is desktop users because i have searched other people using Gnome 3 now and others that prefer another like Time is better spent improving the parts that matters for desktop users. But Application is not about "Learning". What user really Need, is something that Works as the best as there can be. If you just want to look it better or newer just change the Graphic. Do i make sense?
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Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
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The following groups may borrow circulating material from NCCU Law Library:
- Current Faculty, students and staff at North Carolina Central University (NCCU) may borrow materials using their NCCU University ID card.
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The loan period for circulating materials is four weeks. Students must have their Banner ID number in order to check out materials. The following books do not circulate: materials on the first floor of the library (state materials, reporters, etc.); loose leaf materials, and serials. If you are unsure if the item you want can be checked out, please ask at the Circulation Desk.
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Note: In the interest of maintaining good relations with the lending libraries, ILL due dates must be honored. If a borrower fails to return materials by the due date, the library may refuse ILL services in the future.
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Patrons are responsible for the books they borrow and will be charged for damaged or lost books. Books are automatically declared lost and the patron is billed when the item is 21 days overdue. Student fines and fees will be applied to the students' Banner account for payment through the Bursar's Office.
Replacement costs for all books = $125 ($100 replacement fee + $25 processing fee)
Replacement costs for all DVD, VHS, and CD = $150 ($125 replacement fee + $25 processing fee)
When books have been damaged beyond repair (including highlighting, underlining or writing) or are known to be irretrievably lost, patrons may contact the Access Services Librarian to arrange replacement of the item. Replacement copies must be approved in advance.
If you have any questions about fines and billing, please email Jonathan Beeker, Access Services Librarian, or call 919-530-6608.
The law library keeps the newest editions of the most popular study aids, including Examples and Explanations, Q & A, and Understanding… series. The loan period for reserve materials is three hours (3 days for DVDs), unless otherwise specified. Promptly returning reserve materials is important to ensure equal access for all students. Failure to return Reserves items on time can result in the temporary suspension of your WestLaw account.
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Evening students may request to checkout (1) item* from Reserves after 9:20 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. the following day (6 p.m. on Saturdays). Late returns for these extended checkouts will be charges double the late fee ($.50/hour) for each hour beyond the regular 3-hour checkout period. Extended checkout privileges for evening students do not apply during exam periods or holidays.
*Some materials may not qualify for extended checkout, at the discretion of library staff.
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Faculty may place material on reserve for individual courses by contacting their library liaison or the Access Services Librarian.
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The Law Library aspires to continually develop its collection to support the research and instructional needs of the NCCU School of Law Community. To be successful in this goal, the Law Library welcomes recommendations for materials it should acquire. Please email recommendations to Nichelle J. Perry, Law Library Director, at email@example.com.
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Yankee ingenuity is alive and well. Here are five clever home projects to inspire the do-it-yourselfer in all of us.
This rooftop pergola (pictured), for instance. "It divides things up," says the home owner. "You have a choice: You can either sit with the flowers and vegetables or sit under the shade in the pergola."
Inside, outside, all around the house — add a roof, porch, pergola, coat rack, even a covered bridge.
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"Quest for Flight is the most refreshing thesis on the origins of flight associated with John J. Montgomery since the Columbia Pictures movie Gallant Journey in 1946. Craig S. Harwood and Gary B. Fogel, recognized experts in aviation history, have shown through their extraordinary research and detailed documentation that Montgomery refined his theories of flight long before the Wright Brothers. Readers of Quest for Flight will discover that John J. Montgomery is the true 'Father of the Aeroplane' and the first to fly--in California rather than the East. Quest for Flight acknowledges the efforts of many California pioneers, in addition to Montgomery, who experimented with flying machines in these early years of human flight. This important book will change society's traditional views of American aviation history toward a more informed and objective version of 'the impossible art' of aerial navigation."—Milford Wayne Donaldson, State Historic Preservation Officer, Office of Historic Preservation, California Department of Parks and Recreation
"For nearly a century, with one exception, historians of aviation have only obliquely considered the origins of manned flight in the United States. No longer! Informed and vividly written, Quest for Flight revises the chronology of aviation in America decades prior to 1903 and, in terms of geography, locates its emergence on a far, far shore from Kitty Hawk." —Kevin Starr, author of the series, "Americans and the California Dream"
Harwood (a distant relative of John J. Montgomery) and Fogel (Wind and Wings: The History of Soaring in San Diego) effectively trace their subject's determined efforts in pioneering aerial navigation. Beginning with Montgomery's initial 1883 flights near San Diego, they chronicle his work through a series of ever-improved glider designs. These tests culminated in 1905 with successful controlled flights in northern California employing tandem-wing craft released from hot-air balloons. The authors also offer a fine exploration of Montgomery's crowded personal life and his interaction with air-minded peers; his nonaeronautical scientific projects; his continuing lack of sufficient research funds; and his inclination to protect his intellectual property with legal challenges; among other topics. Montgomery perished in a crash on October 31, 1911, at the age of 51. An epilog includes an account of his heirs' unsuccessful patent-infringement lawsuits against the Wright-Martin Corporation and the federal government. In 1946 Orville Wright supporters, according to Harwood and Fogel, engaged in a vindictive letter-writing campaign to stop production of a motion picture featuring the life of Montgomery; their efforts failed and Gallant Journey was produced.
VERDICT A solidly researched biography of a little-known turn-of-the century aerodynamicist and flyer compellingly framed against the broader tapestry of Western science and aviation. Highly recommended.—— John Carver Edwards, Univ. of Georgia Libs., Cleveland (for Library Journal)
"In this fascinating and well-researched work, authors Craig Harwood and Gary Fogel take on a significant challenge: revising the traditional narrative of U.S. aviation history and shifting its geographical origins from Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, to the Otay Mountains of Southern California. As their research indicates, the ranks of the founding fathers of U.S. aviation should include a prominent place for their work's subject, California scientist John J. Montgomery, whose applied experiments with gliders during the 1880s and '90s, based on his observations of birds, stake a powerful claim for his inclusion alongside more famous early aviation pioneers like Glenn Curtiss and the Wright brothers. Well-written and containing many beautiful sketches, as well as previously unpublished photographs and diagrams, Quest for Flight should be read by anyone interested in the development of aviation in the United States in particular, and in California history in general. —Technology and Culture
"Montgomery's pioneering work on gliders certainly was state-of-the-art, especially in the 1880s. The authors make a good argument for recognizing Montgomery as one of those who helped set the stage for the invention of powered, heavier than air flight and that California was an early location for some advanced aviation research."—Western Historical Quarterly


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Duke of Cambridge, c. 1910. By Lewisham Obelisk
The Old Tiger's Head, 1902. Celebrating the survival of King Edward VII from illness.
The Angel, Loampit Hill, before 1853
The Old Tiger's Head, Lee Green, c. 1890
The White Hart. On the site of BHS, Lewisham High Street
The Roebuck Inn, c. 1910. Corner of Lewisham High Street and Rennell Street
The Golden Fleece public house in Mill Lane (later Brookmill Road), Deptford, c. 1900
Brockley Jack public house, Brockley, 1885
Fellowship Inn, Randlesdown Road, Bellingham, 1970
The George Inn, Rushey Green, Catford, c. 1905
Rising Sun Inn, Rushey Green, Catford, c. 1830
The Brockley Jack, before 1880. Painted by Mr Corcoran
Dover Castle, Deptford Broadway, Deptford, c. 1875
Green Man Hotel, Blackheath Hill, Blackheath, c. 1850
Tiger's Head, Bromley Road, Southend, c. 1895
The Maid of the Mill, painted by Irene M.B. Dyer
The Black Bull, Lewisham High Street, Lewisham, c. 1875
Tiger's Head, Southend Road, Southend, c. 1914
The Plough, 1814. Painted from a print by John R. Llwyd Roberts
The Brockley Jack, c. 1868
The Roman Eagle, Church Street, Deptford, c 1850
The Talma, Wells Park Road, Sydenham, c 1935
Isle of Wight , Payne Street, 1969
The White Hart
The Harp of Erin, Deptford
The Lion and the Lamb, High Street, Lewisham
The Maid of the Mill, Lewisham
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TORINO, Italy -- From the North American perspective, the Olympic hockey tournament is diminished with the surprising dismissals of Canada and the United States.
But if you think interest in the four remaining teams has dropped off in the rest of the world, you are sorely mistaken. And for the hockey fan who thinks beyond North American borders, the two semifinal matchups will make for compelling viewing. Here's a look.
Game 1 -- Sweden (4-2) vs. Czech Republic (3-3)
The Swedes erased the stain of their early exit from the Salt Lake City Games by beating the Cinderella Swiss in the quarterfinals by a 6-2 count. There is the lingering thought that the Swedes tanked their final preliminary-round game against Slovakia to ensure the easiest matchup of the quarterfinal, but that will have no impact on this interesting tilt. Coach Bengt-Ake Gustafsson reiterated Wednesday it was merely common sense to suggest the Swedes would rather play Switzerland than Canada in the quarters. Peter Forsberg appears to be at, or near, full strength, and that gives the Swedes a completely different look, especially on the power play, which they'll need against a Czech team that is hitting its stride.
The Czechs, defending world champions, finished fourth in their pool, but knocked off the undefeated Slovaks in an emotional quarterfinal game in which Milan Hnilicka was a surprise starter in goal in place of Tomas Vokoun. Hnilicka will get the start again against the Swedes. The Swedes are trying to live down their reputation as big-game chokers, and after the easy ride against the Swiss, the level of play will increase dramatically. The question is whether the Swedes are ready for it.
Strengths: Watch for Forsberg to control the flow with the man advantage from the half boards. "Because he's such a good passer, he shrinks the box, maybe opens up some other options," said Ottawa captain Daniel Alfredsson, who normally plays the point on the power play with Nik Lidstrom. Henrik Lundqvist is amazingly calm for an NHL rookie playing in his first Olympics, but this will be his biggest test. Samuel Pahlsson and Mats Sundin rank 1-2 in faceoff percentage in the tournament.
The Czechs have been here before and know what it takes. Defenseman Marek Zidlicky missed the round-robin game against Canada with a leg injury, but played in the quarterfinals against Slovakia. He leads all defensemen in the tournament with three goals. He and Tomas Kaberle, who has four points, give the Czechs terrific mobility and offense on the back end.
Weaknesses: The Swedes lost Vancouver defenseman Mattias Ohlund for the tournament with a rib injury sustained against the Swiss. He will be replaced by Detroit defender Niklas Kronwall, who begged out at the start of the tournament, saying he wanted to rest after having missed the first half of the season with a knee injury. It's not much of a drop-off given that Kronwall is considered one of the best young defensive prospects in the game, but parachuting anyone into such a pressure situation isn't the best scenario. Kronwall will likely play with Detroit teammate Lidstrom.
The Czechs will have to get a little more production out of their forward complement, given that only seven different forwards have scored in this tournament and no one has scored more than three times. And what of Hnilicka? The ex-Atlanta Thrasher who didn't expect to see the ice at all in these games is now the man on whom the gold-medal hopes ride. Although he stopped 20 of 21 shots against Slovakia, you have to ask yourself, is that such a good thing?
Why the Swedes will win: The Swedes have the edge in goaltending and that alone will be enough. They also have a deeper contingent of forwards, and that will be important in what seems destined to be a close game.
Why the Czechs will win: The best player in the world, Jaromir Jagr, is having a good tournament and he is a difference-maker. The Czech defense has been opportunistic and prolific. Look for a key goal from Zidlicky. And then there's Hnilicka, the Cinderella net minder of this tournament, who seems unfazed by the commotion surrounding him.
Prediction: Lundqvist comes up big and the Swedes go to the gold-medal show. Sweden 4, Czech Republic 3.
Game 2 -- Finland (6-0) vs. Russia (5-1)
Even Jagr likes the Russians, saying that if they keep playing together, they are the best team left in the Olympic tournament. And it's hard to argue after they won their fifth straight game, knocking off defending gold-medal champion Canada, 2-0, in the quarterfinals. They will, however, miss Evgeni Malkin, who was suspended for the semifinals for kicking Vincent Lecavalier.
"We have to play really well in the neutral zone, so they can't use it as a runway," Finnish forward Ville Nieminen said jokingly.
There is a nagging feeling that the Finns might have played so well in the preliminary round that they won't be able to elevate their game against the talented Russians. But against the Americans, the Finns never panicked, even when the Americans came back to tie the game after being down 2-0.
If the Russians represent the flash and dash of the tournament with Ilya Kovalchuk, Pavel Datsyuk and the infectiously exuberant Alexander Ovechkin, who scored the winner against Canada, the Finns have set the Olympic standard in terms of teamwork. That's not all that surprising, said Teemu Selanne, given that many of these players have played together on the national team for years. Selanne said he and linemates Saku Koivu and Jere Lehtinen have been lining up together at international competitions for nearly a decade. "All these things make the team more tight," Selanne said.
Strengths: The Russians can explode offensively, although their power play is curiously ineffective, ranking seventh in the tournament, partly because they have a tendency to overpass. Although their defense is not as deep or talented as that of the Finns, they have managed to avoid the costly turnovers and breakdowns many expected would haunt them. Four-time Olympian Darius Kasparaitis is having a great tournament and former NHL rookie of the year Evgeni Nabokov leads the competition with a .978 save percentage and has three shutouts.
The Finns, meanwhile, have surprised with their balanced attack. Although the Selanne line is the team's dominant one, Olli Jokinen has chipped in five goals and Ville Peltonen has six points. The Finns have started quickly throughout the tournament and been effective in keeping opponents from mounting comebacks. The goaltending, thought to be the team's weakness when Miikka Kiprusoff and Kari Lehtonen bowed out, has been strong with Antero Niittymaki making a case for himself as the post-Olympics starter in Philadelphia. He has a .957 save percentage, second behind Nabokov, and held up under a late push by the Americans in the quarters.
Weaknesses: The Russian defense remains the lone chink in the armor. It can be prone to bad passes and to coughing up the puck under pressure. There is also the potential to have an emotional letdown after a huge win against Canada. The Finns, meanwhile, have trailed only once in the tournament and the book is that they will struggle to come from behind if they have to open up, especially against an opportunistic team such as Russia. They will miss the big cannon of defenseman Sami Salo, who is expected to miss the game with a shoulder bruise suffered when he crashed into a linemate during a line change in the quarterfinals.
Why the Russians will win: Far from being one-dimensional, the Russians can win it either way, close to the vest or wide open. This one will be close, but youngsters Ovechkin and Datsyuk thrive on the pressure. In the end, it will be Nabokov outplaying Niittymaki for the win.
Why the Finns will win: The Finns may be underdogs, but don't tell them that. Look for veterans Selanne, Lehtinen and Koivu to deliver the knockout blow. Watch Jarkko Ruutu upset the Russians with his chippy play.
Prediction: Russia 4, Finland 2.
Scott Burnside is an NHL writer for ESPN.com.


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'Twas at the Seige of Matagarda, during the Peninsular War, That a Mrs Reston for courage outshone any man there by far; She was the wife of a Scottish soldier in Matagarda Port, And to attend to her husband she there did resort. 'Twas in the Spring of the year 1810, That General Sir Thomas Graham occupied Matagarda with 150 men; These consisted of a detachment from the Scots Brigade, And on that occasion they weren't in the least afraid. And Captain Maclaine of the 94th did the whole of them command, And the courage the men displayed was really grand; Because they held Matagarda for fifty-four days, Against o'erwhelming numbers of the French - therefore they are worthy of praise. The British were fighting on behalf of Spain, But if they fought on their behalf they didn't fight in vain; For they beat them manfully by land and sea, And from the shores of Spain they were forced to flee. Because Captain Maclaine set about repairing the old fort, So as to make it comfortable for his men to resort; And there he kept his men at work day by day, Filling sand-bags and stuffing them in the walls without delay. There was one woman in the fort during those trying dags, A Mrs Reston, who is worthy of great praise; She acted like a ministering angel to the soldiers while there, By helping them to fill sand-bags, it was her constant care. Mrs Reston behaved as fearlessly as any soldier in the garrison, And amongst the soldiers golden opinions she won, For her presence was everywhere amongst the men, And the service invaluable she rendered to them. Methinks I see that brave heroine carrying her child, Whilst the bullets were falling around her, enough to drive her wild; And bending over it to protect it from danger, Because to war's alarms it was a stranger. And while the shells shrieked around, and their fragments did scatter, She was serving the men at the guns with wine and water; And while the shot whistled around, her courage wasn't slack, Because to the soldiers she carried sand-bags on her back. A little drummer boy was told to fetch water from the well, But he was afraid because the bullets from the enemy around it fell; And the Doctor cried to the boy, Why are you standing there? But Mrs Reston said, Doctor, the bairn is feared, I do declare. And she said, Give me the pail, laddie, I'll fetch the water, Not fearing that the shot would her brains scatter; And without a moment's hesitation she took the pail, Whilst the shot whirred thick around her, yet her courage didn't fail. And to see that heroic woman the scene was most grand, Because as she drew the water a shot cut the rope in her hand; But she caught the pail with her hand dexterously, Oh! the scene was imposing end most beautiful to see. The British fought bravely, as they are always willing to do, Although their numbers were but few; So they kept up the cannonading with their artillery, And stood manfully at their guns against the enemy. And five times the flagstaff was shot away, And as often was it replaced without dismay; And the flag was fastened to an angle of the wall, And the British resolved to defend it whatever did befall. So the French were beaten and were glad to run, And the British for defeating them golden opinions have won Ah through brave Captain Maclaine and his heroes bold, Likewise Mrs Reston, whose name should be written in letters of gold.
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