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My elemental shaman (with no healer off spec, and no healer gear other than the bit of mp5 he begrudgingly has on his gear) has healed every heroic 5man except HoR. That was with under 5k gearscore. In lesser dungeons, he can be the healer and top dps (say gundrak with an icc geared tank). Healing stream totem in Halls of Stone's bronzebeard encounter is generally enough to keep everyone up, so pretty much any shaman can just drop that totem and dps to his/her heart's content.
So yeah, I'd say gear has gotten a bit wild in this expansion.
It has gotten way out of hand, the itemlevel increase during WotLK is double of what it was in Vanilla and BC.
back in Naxx (wotlk version) you were good when you did 4k dps these days I see people doing 10-11k...
my crit at the moment is 48% unbuffed, we have to gem hit to increase the crit cap. I didn't even know such a thing existed before WotLK.
they sure need to make it less of a mess in Cataclysm
My druid is stacking nothing but stamina, and she's in a smattering of 232 gear with a few 251s from ICC, and cannot shake the stupid 219 staff.
She's sitting at around 51k hp self buffed, almost 48% chance to dodge and to crit (not including the ICC debuff of course). This is absolutely ridiculous when you consider this is her tank gear, her EH gear, not her "avoidance/threat" set. But there's almost no difference. I could trade probably 5k hp for another few percents of crit/dodge but it's completely not worth it. Why bother when the numbers are already higher than they ever need to be without me even giving them a passing thought?
The numbers, simply put, are just obscene. Consider that in vanilla, the average tank had about 2.5k to 3k, with dps coming in around 1.3k to 1.8k. The difference between a tank and a dps in terms of health pools must seem minuscule to us now but back then, they mattered a lot more. I still remember seeing a screenshot of a tank with 4 to 5 lines of buffs, absolutely buffed with just about every possible spell he could glean in the game, and he was around 4.8k or 5kish. I thought he as an untouchable god. Now, levelling my baby alt beartank, I cringe at what I, and most heroic puggers nowadays, consider a "terribly shallow" 30k pool. (For myself anyway, I know 30k is more than adequate to tank a heroic dungeon).
A gear explosion is precisely the right term for this, and I only hope that the re itemization in Cata will fix this, because if it doesn't, by the middle of Cata we could very well be upgrading those crappy bracers with "only" 1299 stam on them for a sweet pair with 1500. And hearing things like "Tank only has 80k hp? Fail."
the problem is the heroic modes
in TBC to many top guilds blasted through to T6 content stupidly fast
thus slow release of raids
to many people getting bored
thus heroic modes
consider the "tiers" of gear though (not tier armour - ilvl sections)
from ulduar 10 normal should of been
it ended up as:
*********ICC10 (put in just under togc25 to try and adjust)
even if you ignore ICC10 because its under ToGC25 thats still 8 levels of gear not 5
and with the scaling of OP stats (crit on fire mages for example) its taken us well beyond where we should be for ICC
ICC might of been adjusted for it but that still leaves us stupidly overpowered for lower end raids
presumably blizzard will account for this in the next expansion (less difference in gear iLVL? or the mounts/pets/trinks sugestion etc?) like they did for leveling proffesions
when TBC came out new 58's were miles off getting 300 skills because they were suposed to be a grind before
then WotLK - proffs start 25 levels below (and later fixes like vanilla herb/tailor drops in TBC and increased rates for other vanilla proffs)
they fixed one problem - got another - and dealt with it
they will do the same for iLVL and cata
I started raiding with WotLK, and my first raid ever was a Naxx 25 PuG. We downed Arachnid and Plague quarters. I was playing a lock at the time, and I had no real idea how to gear. I wasn't near the hit cap, and I had hit 80 leveling in Zul'Drak, so my greens/blues weren't even from Storm Peaks/Icecrown Glacier. I had yet to run a 5-man at level 80, much less a heroic. I hit about 1400-1600 dps (again, not really sure what my rotation was supposed to be, and playing as a 3.0 affliction warlock).
The irony is that we made it almost halfway through the raid, and I was about 8th or 9th on dps. There were people doing literally 800-900 dps. I look back on it and ask myself, were they just auto-attacking? But regardless, we were able to clear a significant portion of the content. On top of the horrendous dps, we also had two tanks with 30-35k hp. Healers with 16k health and 18k mana.
I suspect that player stats in general will have doubled on average by the time most people are through ICC 25 (and when the tugboat hits 30%, I suspect that will be almost every pug raider out there), with damage increasing by far more. Tanks will be at 60k raid buffed in iLevel 264, dps and healers at 30-40k, with mana around 25-35k for healers and deeps respectively. Damage, though, will have shot up at least 300% for the average raider. (Case in point: I went from 1400-1600 my first raid to averaging 7k on Fester as a strict pug raider.)
But it seems to me that besides doing things like forcing spiky tank damage and frustrating players because of crit/haste/mana regen soft and hard caps, Blizzard doesn't really care about stat inflation. After all, why should they? Just because we can roflstomp older content doesn't mean they can't make the current tier challenging. So what if our stats double over the course of an expansion? They never intended for Naxx to be a challenge for ICC raiders, anyway. And clearly, after a while they don't intend for ICC to be a challenge for ICC raiders either, considering that those stats listed above will lead to 90k hp tanks and 10k+ dps in our pugs with the 30% buff in effect.
It will be strange to see "5.9k GS Rogue LF full ICC25 clear (maybe hard modes). 11k dps" in Trade.


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I lived in Chicago for 33 years and I'm a Midwest meat-and-potatoes type of cook. I moved to San Antonio four years ago (after both my daughters moved here) and began exploring what the city had to offer. I totally love Tex-Mex food. I've written a new cookbook, Foods and Flavors of San Antonio, that will be published in March 2009 by Pueblo Publishing.
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Sure, Sportscenter is an OK resource for game highlights (assuming, of course, that you only like football, baseball and footbaseball), but it pales in comparison to your NES or PlayStation. That's right, sometimes the best way to capture the drama, passion, and excitement of professional sports is through tiny, pixelated 2-D characters. Here are some of the all-time greatest.
8. Super Bowl XLIV: Tracy Porter's Game-Winning Interception
Tecmo Super Bowl is, rightfully, a central part of all gamers' DNA. So what better platform for recreating the moment when the New Orleans Saints become the first NFL team that plays in a homeless shelter to win the Super Bowl? Tracy Porter FTW.
7. 2009 NBA Eastern Conference Finals: Lebron James' Playoff Buzzer Beater
In the '09 Conference Finals, with the Orlando Magic up one game to none, Lebron James tossed up a Jordan-esque three point shot with one second on the clock. The result? The Cavs tie the series and Cleveland finally has something other than Major League II to smile about. Bonus points for the quick shot of Magic coach Stan Van Gundy looking like he just hopped over from Super Mario Bros.
6. Hulk Hogan Betrays the WCW and Joins the NWO
OK, so "sports moment" is pushing it here, but you have to love the work that went into recreating with stiff cartoon characters the actions of stiff cartoon characters. And the passionate play-by-play is astounding—we haven't seen someone get this fake worked up over pre-scripted nonsense since Glenn Beck.
5. 2002 World Cup: David Beckham's Free Kick
England only needed a draw to qualify for the World Cup. Down 2-1 to Greece, the fate of the nation's hooligans rested on the foot of male model and sometime footie player Beckham. A legend - and the movie Bend it like Beckham - was born on this play.
4. 1992 NBA Finals: The MJ Shrug
In the opening game against the Portland Trailblazers, the Bulls' Michael Jordan hit so many three-pointers he amazed even himself. The iconic shrug—you know, the "hey, I'm Michael. Whatyagonnado?"—is here carefully recreated. Skip ahead to the 1:36 mark if you're an impatient louse.
3. 1981 NFC Championship Game: "The Catch"
Joe Montana to Dwight Clark. There are few more iconic moments in football. Clark stretched out with his fingertips inexplicably on the ball, and a post-throw Montana buried under 800-pounds of "Too Tall" Jones. Somehow, Tecmo Super Bowl once again makes this magic moment even moreso.
2. 1980 Olympics: The Miracle on Ice
You'd think that there wouldn't be anything else to say about Al Michaels' legendary call as he, and a nation, watched a scrappy team of American college students knocked off the mighty Soviet Red Army team—and you'd be wrong. NES wrong.
1. The 1986 World Series: Bill Buckner's Shame
Poor Bill Buckner. It's bad enough he's lived most of his life as the most hated man in Boston who wasn't a former King of England, but his legendary blunder—the one that led to the New York Mets shocking the Boston Red Sox in '86—is now being painstakingly recreated by disgruntled fans using RBI Baseball. For sheer craftsmanship, this reenactment is an MVP. It's a long one, but a good one.
BONUS! 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics: Usain Bolt's World Record Run
OK, so it's not a video game reenactment, but what the hell? This is genius of a kind that can only be produced by the Japanese. Who else can combine slapstick comedy, puppetry, and racially-insensitive black face?


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Need help trying to locate this cartridge. Thanks
This is a DELTA shower cartridge. The blue color is a key to the model. Readily available at Home Depot. Here is how to replace:
Take your original with you. If you hae trouble, I have found the DELTA customer service people to be extremely helpful. Just give them a call: (800) 864-2555
GOOD LUCK .... and if the hot/cold does not work correctly, you installed the cartridge upside down. Remove it, rotate it, reinstall. Easy mistake to do. :D
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Thanks so much for taking a look. The cartridge has numbers on side 010804 if that means anything
I went to Home Depot & Lowes to see if they could assist along with two plumbing supply shops.
I attached the faucet--it is not completely together as cartridge is out
not sure but have a look
Neal--how did you find it? It really does look like the same cartridge. I will contact them tomorrow
I did a google image seach for fauset cartridge. The trick is to prove it is the right one before you order it. Expensive!!
Neal, I found the brand of the faucet through the site you provided: La Torre /Cascade and the model is Tower Tech. I still cannot figure out how to do google image search so that is my next project. The pictures really helped you and me but plumber thought I was crazy to ask him to send me a photo of what he took and did not want photo of faucet for his search.
After waiting for two weeks for plumber, Greg of Premier plumbing in Portland to call me back, I can call him to tell him...
Thanks Lyndia
Nealtw, if you can consistently go from a complex image to a verbal identifier, you need to start charging!
Real money!
And you can quit your day job! :p
Wuzzat: I'm in Canada, our money is real.:D
Lyndia; When you go to google, top of page says search, images, maps, etc, just click on images.
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text: Jerry Lee Lewis' new animated music video for "Pink Cadillac" makes its world television premiere Thursday (Nov. 2) on CMT's Top Twenty Countdown. Also making their CMT debuts during the program are Brad Paisley's "She's Everything" and Kenny Rogers' "The Last Ten Years." All three videos are already available for free streaming on CMT.com's broadband player, CMT Loaded. Bruce Springsteen sings on "Pink Cadillac," his original song that's featured on Lewis' latest album, Last Man Standing: The Duets. Directed by Lucas Vigroux, the video depicts a cartoon image of Lewis in his prime as he cruises in a convertible. Top Twenty Countdown airs at 4 p.m. ET/PT.


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FULTONVILLE - The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office will sponsor an American Association of Retired Persons driver safety course from 5 to 9 p.m. May 3 and May 9, at the sheriff's office, 200 Clark Drive.
There will be a $14 fee. Checks or money orders can be made payable to AARP. There is a reduction of $2 with proof of AARP membership. Payment will be accepted on the first day of class.
Register by calling the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office at 673-2554, 853-5500 or 736-1850 at anytime, giving name and telephone number. There are a maximum of 35 students allowed per course.
The course will give a reduction of 10 percent off car insurance and re-acquaint those attending with the rules of the road. There is no age limit for the class. Karen Konik will be instructing the course.


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If you need a lift in your vibration, feeling a little blah, run like Phoebe
Can you remember when you were a kid and it would feel so great to run and be silly? You had that carefree feeling, just having fun for no reason. Think about it, you were vibrating so high. You knew that you could do whatever you wanted when you grew up, you had not been programmed with all of the bumps in the road so to speak. Worries and concerns didn't come into your mind. Play was about the only thing you ever really wanted to focus on. It was just so natural to look for and to have fun.
It might have been the good weather we are having here in New York after what felt like the wettest rainiest summer ever. But I somehow got inspired to run like Pheobe. If you are a fan of the show Friends you know what I am talking about. There was an episode where Rachel and Pheobe decide to go running together. Rachel is embarrassed as she sees the way that Phoebe runs. When Phoebe runs she flails her arms and legs freely in a very awkward manner. It's really pretty kooky and weird looking. It made for a very funny episode.
Back when I first saw this episode I thought, Wow, that has got to be fun. To be so free and not care what anyone thinks, but just go out and have fun. I decided to try it. I remember laughing as soon as I started. It was so silly and so so much fun. So now on this beautiful sunny day I somehow was inspired to do this again. Only this time I wanted company to further enhance the fun. My Brother In-Law and Sister-In Law came to visit us from California. Some of you may know my Sister In-Law, she is the Romance Goddess. I asked them if they would like to join me in running like Phoebe. They didn't know what I meant, so I showed them the video clip that I have attached below. After seeing the clip and laughing watching it they decided they would join me in the fun.
So we went outside in my back yard and we started doing the Phoebe.
We were laughing so hard. It was really a fun freeing feeling. To be in our 50's and running like we were 5 was such a great feeling. The experience was so much fun that I decided that I will share it with my Coaching Clients and with all of you. If you are ever feeling a bit down, low energy, low vibration, this is a quick fix to feeling good. And then from there you can just apply the very basic Law of Attraction process of finding a better feeling thought and you will be back vibrating high once again.
Running like Phoebe is like a jump start to vibrating well. It is definitely a vibration raiser. I plan on doing it again this weekend. I'm going up to Lake George and this time I plan to run like Phoebe in public. I might even have to catch it on video. I just know it will be so much fun. Whether you are in a good vibration or a low vibration this is total fun and well worth a little embarrassment.
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FIN50: A Wall Street Meter
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"Let Wall Street have a nightmare and the whole country has to help get them back in bed again."
--Will Rogers, The Autobiography of Will Rogers (1949)
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has long been equated with Wall Street. After all, it was created by Charles Dow and his partner, Edward Jones, a statistician. They of course were the founders of Dow Jones & Co. which in turn gave birth to the Wall Street Journal.
But Dow and Jones' index is not, however, intended to be benchmark of how Wall Street is faring. It is, as designed, an indicator of how 30 companies that represent the broad spectrum of American industry are faring. Its ups and downs have become, as a result, a daily shorthand for how the American economy is faring. Or at least, how Wall Street and Main Street investors judge it to be faring.
But what about Wall Street itself?
On New Year's Eve, Securities Industry News quietly introduced the FIN50 Index, to capture by the second just how Wall Street itself is faring.
Its 50 component stocks are all publicly traded companies who make Wall Street tick. Asset managers, trading firms, exchange operators, market center operators, brokerages – and the companies who arm them with the technology that each uses to gain a competitive advantage in increasingly high-speed, digitally based operations. The biggest consumers and providers of technology on Wall Street. But, even beyond that, the companies whose operations really make Wall Street tick. With every tick of data and every transaction that occurs, in every second, millisecond and microsecond that now matters.
Broadly speaking, the companies that made it into the first FIN50 have these defining characteristics:
• More than half of revenue or profits come from securities trading, exchange or venue operation, risk analysis, middle- or back-office operations or related services; or,
• More than half of revenue or profit comes from hardware, software, services targeted at Wall Street securities firms; or,
• The company ranks in the top two or three in terms of share of market in the supply of hardware, software or services to Wall Street firms in key categories such as data center servers, networking, risk software, trading software or the like.
The FIN50 went live, without any fanfare, on New Year's Eve. What you see in print, on page 22, will be just a two-week summary of how Wall Street firms and the electronic ecosystem that support them have fared.
In today's world where tens of thousands of transactions are handled in a single second by a given exchange, that is almost ancient history.
The living, up-to-the-second barometer of Wall Street's health is found on our Web site, securitiesindustry.com.
On the home page, you will see the actual value of the index, in real-time. And the four biggest gainers and four biggest losers up until that moment of the day.
Dig deeper and you will find a dashboard that summarizes the winners, the losers, the most active companies, the fates of the biggest companies and any one who has set a 52-week high … or low.
You will also find new depth in coverage of the companies that make Wall Street tick. The news tab in the FIN50 dashboard will bring you're the latest articles and comment from around the Web on the 50 stocks in the index. You will, of course, already have seen the latest breaking news from Securities Industry News reporters on the home page itself.
This will not be a static barometer, either. Every three months we will meet with smart players on the Street itself, to revisit whether the 50 stocks in the index are the best possible picks for reflecting the health and welfare of the microeconomy that is supposed to make the macroeconomy work.
Some companies will fall out through mergers and other natural causes. But others will be removed and replaced because Wall Street has to live by the same basic rule that any other sector of the economy does: Only the strongest can and should survive.
Too big to fail?
Nope. No such thing. Maybe too big to fail overnight. But the 50 component stocks in today's index would bear little resemblance to the 50 stocks that would have been in it 20 or 30 years ago.
Ten years from now, don't be surprised if the churn is well more than half. Wall Street changes that fast.
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Our Idiot Brother Trailer: You Cannot Make This Cast Less Hot with Beards, Bad Haircuts, and Hair Dye
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OK, maybe a little less hot with Elizabeth Banks. That's a really bad haircut. But don't you love indie comedies and the way they actively attempt to make very glamorous-looking movie stars less glamorous with a little facial hair and some hair dye. I'm not fooled! There's an adorable dude underneath all that facial hair, and no matter what you do to Elizabeth Banks' hair, I'll always know that she still has these legs:
Our Idiot Brother (formerly My Idiot Brother) debuted earlier this year at Sundance to generally warm reviews. It looks like it follows a typical indie feel-good formula, and that's OK. It looks like a sweet, Saturday afternoon matinee kind of film, and I'll take anything to erase the memory of Paul Rudd's last movie, How Do We Know, from my memory. Plus, look! Steve Coogan.
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Imaging seeing you on the summit of Looking Glass. Look forward to our next one.
Hi Sean, I'm starting to make plans for a 3 day/2 night hike from Davenport Gap to Clingman's Dome in the spring. Let me know if you are interested. Take care.
Sean welcome to the group! Fall is a great time for all to enjoy the outdoors. Hope to see you soon.
Welcome, Sean!
Hi Sean! I'm new to the group and a very "green" hiker camper. I definitely want to get going doing both on a regular basis, but don't want to over do it. Do you know of any of the upcoming trips that would be good for an ameteur? Also, what sort of equipment should I invest in?
Hey Sean, I can't get away from town till late, if then, so if you tell me where you'll be camping at Shining Rock I'll meet you Fri nite. I know the area pretty well.
Appreciate the opportunity to hike with you guys. See ya' again on the trail
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Remy, should it be first "N-1" equipement to load blocks were ignored?
This story just stops... sure, it is stupid, but if Our Hero left it at that, I want some Paul Harvey... "and now, the Real Rest of the WTF!"
Depends what you use for "n", now, doesn't it? If the first n are ignored, then obviously we're sending n+1.
So either nobody else has ever used it, or everyone else has figured out the same thing and has a work-around, and more interestingly, possibly an explanation. Perhaps find one of them and inquire?
Status: Closed
Reason: Works on my machine
Where's my easy reader version?
The way to get the documentation updated, is to link the lead programmer to this article.
This isn't a WTF, it's the same as integrating with any enterprisey system using XML. Nothing ever works as expected and each side constantly blame each other. Eventually one side gives up and makes it "Just work".
A recent one was sample data and sample application producing tags like <data load> when the system actually expected <data_load>, but generated no error on invalid tags - it just silently ignored the data.
I suspect a // xpath expression. Should have done this:
Actually, this raises a point: why should it have a number_of_pieces element? That is just count(equipment_to_load/item_info)... And it might be sensible to wrap <item_info> nodes in an <items> element, just to get the advantage of more hierarchy, which is always better.
Pretty sure MQ never touches the message payload.
I think it's more along the lines of "We've never listened to any complaints".
Just because nobody complains dose not mean all parachutes are perfect.
Similar punchline:
I once worked for a medium-sized DoD contractor. The accounting lead quit right before we were bought by a much larger DoD contractor. The deputy general manager appointed the facilities guy to temporarily fill the position (who, believe it or not, was actually quite good at both roles). When the new accounting lead got a chance to get familiar with his job, he quickly realized why the previous guy had left. His department was a wreck. I don't think he had done anything illegal, but what he had done was done very poorly. So the new guy tries to tell his boss about all the problems they had, and the boss tells him (direct quote) "That can't be a problem because nobody's ever told me that before." Must be nice to live a world where new problems never crop up and all the old ones you never knew about simply go away.
I am adding that to my arsenal of comebacks; thank you!
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 09:05 • by mister t (unregistered)
more likely, 'it works fine when we send items one at a time, just send your items one at a time.'
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2013-01-29 09:25 • by ¯\(°_o)/¯ I DUNNO LOL (unregistered)
So that their hand-written XML parser can pre-allocate the array! Then watch it crash when you put in one too many item_info blocks!
Also, why is there a blank after /equipment_to_load ? I was expecting that to be the reason for the failure, because their fragile parser written by Paula Bean broke on it.
Agreed and seconded! Where is TRWTF in this? Documentation is not updated and that is common woes all over the world.
My initial reaction to newly found bugs in code that I'd thought was well tested is often to think "You're the only one that's ever had a problem with this." Experience has taught me to keep my mouth shut and assume that the problem is real unless and until I've proven otherwise. I guess the WTF here is that the lead developer isn't very experienced.
The article is correct. You're the only one that's ever had a problem with this.
You ever notice how the story always paints somebody as a self-serving asshole? In this case it's the WebSphere MQ Lead who just acts like a douchebag to somebody trying to do their job.
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2013-01-29 10:04 • by Shutterbug (unregistered)
That's my new favourite quote! :D
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Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 10:08 • by Yes Bro (unregistered)
Yep, that's most likely it! And therefore the way to get this fixed is to figure out how to DOS their parser with (ideally anonymous) XML payloads, repeatedly, until they get sick of their system crashing and perceive that maybe, just maybe, it might need a teeny tiny bit of fixitude.
XML is the new Perl! There's more than one way to do it! And none of them are (likely to be) correct.
I vote for this as the most likely cause. And the documentation is "correct" in that it accurately describes the system behaviour in the most common use-case.
It is "incorrect" in that it does not describe the bugged behaviour in other use-cases, but since Adam is the only person trying to operate in one of the not-most-common use-cases, the other team lead's statement is correct as far as it goes.
This all sounds like one of the many cases where the most gratifying method of resolution is the use of heavy weaponry. I recommend pulling a GAU-8 out of your back pocket and using it on the other team.
It's easy to get blood from a stone. A piano, on the other hand, can be quite cumbersome when trying to hit someone with it.
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2013-01-29 10:42 • by smilr (unregistered)
That's quite the pair of britches you must be wearing to hold that thing... I wonder what the concealed carry paperwork was like!
There was no paperwork. Would you demand paperwork from a guy carrying an anti-tank gun?
The developers clearly expect the end users to do this:
Anyone who doesn't see the needless inefficiency in that is not intelligent enough to understand why it doesn't match their documentation.
I was really hoping that the major issue would've been the extra space before the last right angle bracket in the xmlz
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 11:05 • by noname (unregistered)
Well, you usually do not have a chance to complain after that.
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2013-01-29 11:06 • by noname (unregistered)
Well, you usually do not have a chance to complain after that.
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 11:13 • by AnonCoward23 (unregistered)
Thanks for explaining the joke for the benefit of nobody who didn't get it.
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2013-01-29 11:19 • by Cloy McTrure (unregistered)
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 11:34 • by Yazeran (unregistered)
Especially one which could make your car break the interstate speed limit in 3 seconds from the recoil alone... (http://what-if.xkcd.com/21/) :-)
Plan: To go to Mars one day with a hammer
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2013-01-29 11:53 • by VictorSierraGolf (unregistered)
Wait... maybe, just maybe, Steve The Cynic is actually a A-10 Thunderbolt II that became self aware during that y2k hype...
I was at least expecting a WTF about ConHugeCo not being able to update both the documentation and the middleware since it would "break existing integrations."
I would assume almost everyone who tries to open a faulty parachute does complain.
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 12:15 • by Ken B (unregistered)
"WebSphere MQ". This story must be from around 2005.
It was originally 'MQ Series' and now IBM brands it as just 'MQ'.
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 12:44 • by Valued Service (unregistered)
That's easy.
1. Wait till a shuttle goes to mars.
2. Board it with a hammer in hand.
3. Profit.
Now, if you mean using the hammer as a means of propulsion, then, that's the joke.
Nahhh... they just are very slow to upgrade because they have to validate everything and the documentation first.
Train your mind and you too can indulge in astral travels around the universe.
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 13:05 • by htrjytiut (unregistered)
Out of 21 occurrences of "MQ", precisely one is not preceded by "WebSphere" (and it's the first Google hit for "ibm mq", so presumably it isn't some old page that wasn't updated for the alleged rebranding).
The possibilities are endless, and cool...
Re: Scheming Schema
2013-01-29 13:35 • by Jim Blog (unregistered)
Lack of format validation if Very Enterprise Indeed, it seems. I have seriously never seen such poor (and frequently non-existant) input validation since I started having to interface with Java-EE technologies.
The real WTF is ...
Nah, too easy.
1. receive complaint
2. is there a complaint about this problem already on file?
3. yes: duplicate, reject complaint
4. no: must be user's fault, reject complaint
We are pleased to report that our complaint file remains empty. The system must be working perfectly.
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Wes Ferrell
- Position(s):
- Born:
- February 2, 1908
- Bats:
- Right
- Throws:
- Right
- Height:
- 6' 2"
- Weight:
- 195 lbs
- Major League Debut:
- 9-09-1927 with CLE
"Wes was a marvelous character," recalled Bill Werber of teammate Ferrell. "I've seen him, after being removed from a ball game, hit himself in the jaws with both fists and nearly knock himself out... jump in the air and crunch the face out of an expensive watch... tear card deck after card deck to pieces because he wasn't getting good hands. He hated to lose, at anything. He was a very determined competitor, the kind you like to have on your side."
Ferrell, an alumnus of Guilford College in his native North Carolina, set a ML record by posting 20 or more victories in each of his first four seasons (1929-32, with Cleveland). With Boston, the 6'2" righthander also won a league-high 25 games in 1935, and was 20-15 in 1936. On his way to a .601 career winning percentage, he led AL pitchers four times in complete games, and three times in innings pitched. In 1931 Ferrell won 13 consecutive decisions, and no-hit the Browns (4/29). Two years later, he was named to the original AL All-Star team.
Ferrell was one of the best-hitting pitchers baseball has known. He set records for most single-season HR (nine, in 1931) and career HR (38) by a pitcher, and averaged .280 lifetime. "I didn't see any big deal in being a good hitter as well as a good pitcher," said Ferrell, a two-time minor league batting champion as an outfielder after his ML playing days. "A lot of guys could do it if they tried."
Ferrell's older brother and sometime batterymate, Rick, is enshrined in Cooperstown. (A third Ferrell brother, George, had a 20-year minor league career.) Journalist Bob Broeg suggested that Wes, too, could have made the Hall of Fame if arm trouble (which changed him from a blinding fastballer into a curveball and off-speed specialist) hadn't curtailed his career. Broeg also wrote, "If...there was one major difference between [Wes and Rick] Ferrell, it was in their temperament. Wes was a prima donna and hotheaded. Rick, though he lost his cool occasionally, was... a soft-spoken team man." Wes's Cleveland manager, Roger Peckinpaugh, fined and suspended him for refusing to leave a 1932 game. His Bosox skipper, Joe Cronin, fined him for leaving a 1936 game without permission. Later, as a minor league manager, Ferrell was slapped with suspensions for belting an umpire, and removing his team from the field.
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Attendance: 11,434
Game Leaders
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(0-7) 4.93 era
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Cameron Maybin hit a solo home run and Anibal Sanchez pitched into the seventh inning, as the Florida Marlins edged the Atlanta Braves, 6-4, in the opener of a three-game series at Sun Life Stadium.
Cody Ross contributed a two-run double for the Marlins, while Sanchez (4-2) gave up two runs on five hits and four walks. He also recorded six strikeouts.
"I'm just trying to go up there with a good approach and get something I can handle and I've been able to do that here of late," Maybin said.
Brian McCann stroked a two-run double and rookie Jason Heyward added a two-run single in the ninth for the Braves, who have dropped two straight after a five-game win streak.
Kenshin Kawakami (0-7) allowed three runs on seven hits over six innings. He is the first Braves starter since Pascual Perez in 1985 to begin a season with losses in his first seven decisions.
"(Kawakami) kept us in the ballgame again," said Atlanta manager Bobby Cox. "I thought he pitched well."
Florida pushed across a run in the opening frame. Chris Coghlan led off with a double and managed to score on Hanley Ramirez's infield single that deflected off the glove of Atlanta second baseman Martin Prado.
The Braves had their first two batters reach in both the first and third innings. Sanchez fanned McCann to end the first, but the Atlanta catcher delivered with a two-out double to the gap in left-center in his next at-bat, giving the visitors a 2-1 lead. It all started with a walk to Kawakami. Prado followed with a single to right, but was erased on a fielder's choice by Chipper Jones after Heyward struck out.
Maybin tied the game in home half with a leadoff blast to left-center, and the Marlins moved ahead two innings later on a RBI groundout by Coghlan.
Atlanta squandered an opportunity with the bases loaded in the seventh. Nate McLouth drew a one-out walk and Melky Cabrera, pinch-hitting for Kawakami, grounded a single to right field to chase Sanchez.
Brian Sanches came in from the bullpen and fanned Prado before Renyel Pinto hit Heyward with his first pitch. Pinto remained on the mound to face Jones, and the Braves third baseman lined out to Jorge Cantu to end the threat.
Ross provided some insurance for Florida in the eighth, driving home a pair with a double to right off Atlanta's Jesse Chavez. Ross then scored on a single by Ronny Paulino to make it 6-2.
Leo Nunez started the ninth and surrendered three straight hits after McLouth went down swinging. Heyward chased home pinch-hitter Brooks Conrad and Prado, who doubled. Nunez recovered to retire the next two batters on groundouts.
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The Efficiency of Unfunded Pension Schemes
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Best Congressional
Race in New York City
Best Congressional
almost no such thing as a good congressional race in the city anymore. The congressional
districts of all the boroughs have been drawn with consummate artistry to protect
incumbents and avoid races. Just look at the map! Every political observer
has his favorite Rorschach patterns. There's the 8th, which runs down the
west side like a Christmas stocking, crosses the East River (whether by bridge
or subway is unclear) and then breaks up into a bizarre shape that looks like
an angel, a shrub and a gun, all of them connected by block-wide corridors of
Brooklyn. There's the 7th, which is a hopping kangaroo in Queens and a
stalk of broccoli in the Bronx. This is not to slight the 12th, which connects
a small potbellied stove in Brooklyn to a huge upside-down Vietnamese rice worker
(note the conical hat) in Queens, with a couple of pieces of the east side of
Manhattan thrown in for good measure. Even the 13th (Staten Island) leaps across
the Narrows to form a bizarre camel-shaped pattern in Brooklyn.
Una Clarke and Susan
To speak of Clarke's What's Granted, running The schools
the best congressional race in New York is like naming the best Irish opera,
or the best sushi bar in South Dakota. But Brooklyn's 11th District, represented
for the past 18 years by Major Owens, has been particularly lively this year.
According to the 1990 census, the district is 67 percent black and has therefore
been considered safe for Owens. But those who know the neighborhood know that
that 67 percent masks a real diversity. Roughly two-thirds of the district's
blacks come from various islands in the Caribbean. This year Una Clarke, a city
councilwoman of Jamaican descent, ran against Owens in the Democratic primary
and gave him the scare of his life. It was Owens who paved the way for Clarke's
political career; the two have been friends for decades. But familiarity breeds
contempt. A big selling point for Clarke was Owens' negligible Washington
presence, something any Washingtonian will attest to. Owens is known in town
as an affable, honest politician who's good at rhyming. Also as something
of a throwback to down-the-line leftism of the American Labor Party of the 1950s.
He's a fairly junior member of two rinky-dink committees (Education and
the Workforce, and Government Reform), and has been rated "lowest in clout"
of New York state's 31 representatives by the Almanac of American Politics
second strategy was to talk about issues of interest to her island base, like
visas and work permits. In so doing, she almost took Owens' district away
from him, losing by a mere 54-46. That's not supposed to happen in districts
like this one, where Owens generally runs unopposed. FEC reports aren't
out yet, but Owens is rumored to have spent $300,000 on his primary alone, as
against the $120,000 he spent in the whole of his 1998 race. The result of this
pain in the neck may be that the district becomes more integrated than most
of the ones drawn explicitly to elect minorities under the 1982 amendments to
the Voting Rights Act. If Owens has his way in the 2000 redistricting, he'll
be able to jettison some of those troublesome Caribbean voters and bring in
more reliable white liberals from contiguous Park Slope.
nifty about the 11th District this year is that Clarke is not going away. She's
secured the Liberal line, so she gets a second crack at Owens. On top of that,
there's an interesting Republican in the race, Susan Cleary, whom I talked
to last week. Cleary is a transplanted Detroit native, a vocal supporter of
gay adoption (not a big-ticket GOP issue, last I looked) and a McCain delegate.
(She herself gathered practically all of McCain's ballot-access signatures
in the 11th and hopes McCain will campaign for her before the season is out.)
GOP in a district that is 7 percent Republican is like running for president
of India as the Prime Rib Party nominee. But Cleary also has the School Choice
party line, and hopes to become a contender that way. School Choice is a new
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one Assembly candidate (Michael Sanchez of Park Slope). Cleary is candid. As
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it would work. You can't go to the suburbs, where people don't think
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own kids to them. And for the city's abysmal public-education system she
blames the "special interests," by which she means (and good for her)
the local UFT. She points out that at many schools in the 11th, 65 to 80 percent
of kids are reading below grade level. So what she found most risible in the
Owens-Clarke primary was that neither of them talked about education at all,
except for programs urged by Al Gore and others to wire local schools to the
Internet. "Great!" she says. "Bragging about sending computers
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Has it occurred Why has no Why have a That leaves You heard it
to anybody that if Hillary Clinton wins her Senate race, the carpetbagger issue
won't even come up for the next outsider who wants to run statewide? Right
now the Democratic field for the next governor's race–H. Carl McCall
and Andrew Cuomo and a bunch of other guys–looks decidedly weak, but a
Hillary victory could bring national talent into it.
one considered the possibility that President Clinton might run? McCall's
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getting all sorts of loser cliches pasted to him, like, "He has all of
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housing secretary when you can have the president who appointed him? Why not
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pined for the place for months on end after he got back to England. It
took a second visit–to benighted Vanderbilt–to reassure Amis that
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How to Pay Family Doctors: Why "Pay per Patient" is Better Than Fee for Service
AbstractPhysician compensation accounts for about one-fifth of all Canadian healthcare spending. But physicians' decisions, particularly those made by primary care doctors, are the conduit for the majority of the system's costs. The incentives physicians have to promote efficiency, therefore, affect the overall quality and value of healthcare services. We believe that a remuneration model for primary care doctors that emphasizes per-patient payments is the best way for health systems to pay its front-line doctors, although it is less applicable to specialists. Further, we believe that over time the capitation scheme could be extended so that primary care physicians would keep track of the costs of their referrals and prescribed treatments, to encourage the most appropriate and cost-effective methods of treatment and make better use of total health system resources.
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