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Testing Runed + Shards
First game went okay. I was stuck in a 2v1 lane bot vs pyro and flint so I didn't much farm. But, I managed to come back strong with 460 gpm.
Build order was Runed -> Steam -> Vestments -> Riftshards -> Sol's -> Assault.
Finished 8-7-26
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Second game went really poorly. I was forced into mid lane zeph. Only managed to get runed up before half my team DC/AFK.
:HelmOfTheBlackLegio :Steamboots: :BarbedArmor: :WhisperingHelm: :Thunderclaw: :Brutalizer: before
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Ooh, I like the barbed pick up. I think I'll try getting it post my runed. I don't see why you'd wanna pick up symbol of rage though since by that build he isn't hitting too hard to make it worth while the farm.
burst healing to negate the firs tload of damage being delt to you during the fight. just pop barbed and hammer and rush in the use helm to heal back the damage. you basically wind a big bloated sac of damage absorbtion that spits out tons of chain lightning over the course of the fight. can usually drop 2 or 3 people before dying even if you didnt land a single hit.
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it isn't rocket science..
Core: :Steamboots: :HelmOfTheBlackLegio :NullfireBlade: :GeometersBane:
Then pick up a luxury depending on situation: :FrostwolfsSkull: aemonicBreastplate :Mock: :Wingbow: :ElderParasite: :Genjuro: :Brutalizer: :ShrunkenHead: :SymbolOfRage:
Then finally disassemble :HelmOfTheBlackLegio into :BehemothsHeart: and/or :Nullstone:, grab another above luxury if you don't disassemble into both heart and nullstone
If mock luxury is chosen then it can be taken earlier when the farm permits; you can consider spellshards luxury if you take mock. Lowers ulti and nuke cooldown and makes your mock buttrape
Tada, viable sandwraith that isn't that useless! Well, at least in comparison to other Melee carries
I even skip hotbl half the time, I don't play him as a tonk, I play him as a dps Melee carry that excels in cleaning up teamfights/insta-supporting ganks with your huge deserted dps and huge aoe trailing slow, not "I farm mock for 20 min, build tank, press R and hope enemy team is stupid enough to not buy barrier/shrunkens or I lose" build.
tl;dr - Geos is core or you're doing it wrong
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Have you ever tried:
It is a early jungle build. And you can kill people so fast. It is really good. Some old dota players did it in some games. I can't remember the game id.
isnt jungling with way too slow? also he really needs that early tanky items
Why is everyone considering nullfire as a core item now that it doesn't propogate to the illusions? Wasn't something you should pick up every game even before the nerf and it doesn't really synergy with sw at all now.
no idea. he doesn't really have the attack speed or steroid to warrent dumping as much gold into an item like nullfire and still gain as many benefits as he could from other items.
if you want to jungle early you can make a whispering helm and do ancients by as early as level 7 with just helm and a creep depending on what you get. helm also helps you gank easier and clear jungle much faster before you have items to do so.
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Nullfire is great because:
1. If they are isolated you can purge them so they can't run to a position where they can avoid deserted damage
2. helps greatly for chasing targets that are fleeing
3. Gives good attack speed because of the agi, which makes you able to get more deserted procs
4. Mana burn obviously, to help chip at a targets mana so they'll end up not being able to retaliate nor run when getting focused by sw
5. gives +int which he could use with his low mana pool
it's not really core, but it's definitely a strong pickup to consider as it synergizes greatly with his deserted true damage passive.
Most people are too hellbent on focusing on capitalizing on sw's dissipate that they tend to forget that deserted pretty much destroys heroes running away in cleanup situations, and nullfire accentuates deserted greatly, making sw the ultimate clean-up hero. It doesn't matter that much that it doesn't propagate to illusions anymore, it's still a strong pickup on him.
Geos is also taken for the extra mobility to stick to your target like glue, the extra attack speed to abuse that deserted proc, and the disjoint is just always great for getting rid of debuffs and/or confusing the enemy in teamfights, especially because both sandwraith and his illusions can unit+tree+cliff walk thanks to his nuke.
I think SnY does pretty much all that (Minus the burn and int which ins't enough for one more Q cast fyi) and also makes him tankier which synergizes better with Dissipate.
It's not nearly as much damage, though. And purge is a pretty big deal, both offensively and defensively. People seem to forget you can purge yourself of some pretty significant debuffs. Good examples include smitten, crippling volley, swarm, leech/facehug, and I believe crippling pollen.
I also think frostburn is situationally great, and you can get both nullfire and frostburn as well, making your chasing power huge. Fws+Geos disassemble(+abyssal) is also strong on sw as well.
Like above said though, nullfire gives you a lot more auto attack dps and purge is underrated, and nullfire+Geos leaves your attack mod slot open to Allow you to consider symbol of rage which is effing huge coupled with Geos+nullfire dps. Granted this is a lot of farm, it has potential to do WAy more dissipate damage than your average shitty hotbl+heart+barbed tonk build (lifestealing back yields much more ehp so long as you're auto attacking) along with the big auto attack damage from the agi pickups.
going back to opening post, runed axe is kinda lol.. I'd only pick it up if you got raxed and need a *fast* creep clearing utility; then with agi/aspd pickups you'd be able to use cleaver effectively. any other reason is kinda troll on sandwraith lol, just get mock if you want that big farming tool.
Last edited by PrestonLee; 02-15-2012 at 02:24 AM.
He's been nerfed to oblivion so unless you got a boner for SW, play somebody else till he gets changed.
Sw uses illusions more than any other hero.Since only base damage is used by illusions all the agi in nullfire is nice. I cant remember if illusions get the extra attack speed from the agi too but that would make it even better.
A lot of times he is ignored in fights whether its the confusion of his illusions or being able to come in and out of fights from anywhere. Being able to chip away at mana and have 2 strong slows makes him a lil more of a threat mid game.
The reasons for nullfire are really bad tbh, currently it's basically a pure dps item (albeit a decent one for sw) and this isn't what he needs at all (it's not as bad as all the people getting shieldbreaker on sw, but mostly for the same reasons). The dmg output of mock and nullfire on sw isn't even close to the same level and once mock is acquired focusing on survivability is usually the main priority (fws, heart), if you do need more damage a geometers is far superior to nullfire in most situations, with the added bonus of some survivability.
I don't see why people value the purge higher on sw then on other heroes, especially when he already has a slow in his skillset. The mana burn isn't particulary strong on sw compared to other heroes either, he has no built-in way to increase his ias and shouldn't build ias items in most games.
Nullfire is in no way a weak item, I love to pick it up in many games, but since the nerfs to illusions/nullfire it's a item that should be picked up depending on your opposition (hb, monarch, etc) and not a core item on basically any hero (possibly excluding nh, for obvious reasons). Nullfire isn't significantly stronger on sw then some other agi hero with a geo's bane (the added illusion dmg from the ulti isn't that significant, and he takes comparatively bad advantage of the slow and burn), so if you don't get it on them you don't really have a strong case for getting it on sw.
Edit: For everyone making the case that nullfire helps his ulti a lot, the difference between doing a ulti at level 16 with mock+steams and mock+steams+nullfire should be between 0 and 40 damage/target over the entire duration, depending on ms and armor. Assuming that the target has normal ms and armor (350, 10) the damage increase should be about 10 dmg (please correct me if my numbers are incorrect, they honestly seem low even to me). This simply isn't enough to make nullfire significantly better on sw over some other agi hero (which most likely needs the slow more and has superior ias to make better use the burn).
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I totally agree! And did you see that pitiful news update they posted today (regarding the train…Read Moreacc ident)? A photo of a side of a police car? What? Why is that photo worthy. Missing key details like the type of cars the trailer was carrying, etc. And there were plenty of people that saw it happen that they could have gotten a quote from.


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06-13-2013, 03:19 PM #3Very nice. Hopefully you can chase down the issue
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As soon as the rain stops and I'm not working.. Which is always these days..
06-13-2013, 04:17 PM #5Piaa's are awesome... I have two sets. When I turn mine on its like driving in the daytime
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06-13-2013, 07:34 PM #6Looking good Glenn. Have any pics of where you ran the power into the cab? Also, what did you hook-up your switch power to?
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Origins News Round-up for December 6, 2013
This week's Origins News Roundup features highlights from a recent conference of evangelical theologians, exciting human fossil finds, tell-tale lice, and a few words from the Pope.
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"It's tempting to think that the church needs to decide quickly which of these [original sin] scenarios is right, and which ones must be wrong. I believe the church is better served by taking its time, holding several different scenarios in tension for a while as we think through the implications of each."
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.
Critics of Christianity look to evolution to show how the emergence of human life on earth demanded enormous ruin and ravage, billions of years of apparent waste and futility, species extermination and organism road kill. Not only was the massive dying off rampant, it's mandatory too.
There's a word beneath the water, and the Bow River belongs to God. Have you been listening?
Christian theology asserts that humans are spiritual creatures, a unity of body and spirit or "soul," integrated, not reducible downwards to mere matter or upwards to mere spirit.
The Denisovans, an extinct hominid group that interbred with modern humans, made the news again lately with the publication of a more detailed study of their genome. One of the many interesting findings was that the Denisovans share the same chromosome 2 fusion that modern humans have.
The BioLogos Forum is pleased to present this infographic about the current anthropological understanding of human evolution, which takes into account research into both physiological and cultural developments among our ancient ancestors.
This BioLogos videocast addresses the age of recently discovered hominid fossils and how scientists are able to obtain those dates.
Barkley suggests that material creation is not the end of our understanding (as Naturalists think), but a beginning that unveils the majestic and power of a Creator who loves us.
While the specific "how" of our being made into the image of God will probably always remain a mystery, the Bible and creeds are clear on the "why" of our creation: we were made to worship the Lord, and be in relation with Him and each other.
Pastor Joseph Barkley of Ecclesia Church extols the greatness of the God who has brought forth incredible works and engaged humankind in relationship. In the first part of the sermon "Over and Above Naturalism," Barkley admires the factual knowledge unlocked by science, and yet reminds the Church that those material descriptions fail to answer the question of ultimate significance.
Is Genesis 1 describing material creation or functional creation? Pastor Richard Dahlstrom of Bethany Community Church beautifully articulates the insights he has received through John Walton's book The Lost World of Genesis One and probes deep into the Biblical text with us.
in Genesis two, God calls humankind to know and study the surrounding world. The scriptures say that Adam took on the God-given task of naming the animals, which is, in fact, science: the exploration of the natural world.
Of all the blessings to be thankful for on Thanksgiving Day, none of them surpasses the riches of the eternal blessings which the Lord has bestowed on his sons and daughters in Christ Jesus.
In the last verses of Romans 2, the Apostle Paul relates the "failure of religion because of the terrible beauty of the Law" to the need for a regenerate heart.
Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
Pete Shaw, the senior pastor of Crosswalk Community Church in Napa California, offers a brief history of the interactions between science and faith in the first segment of his sermon.
This blog series by Dennis Venema undertakes the task of clarifying numerous aspects of evolution that often become misconstrued by Christians. He first discusses the idea of speciation in a population over time, later applying it to the speciation process that occurred among hominids (human ancestors) which led to modern humans. He continues to support this idea by exploring so called "Mitochondrial Eve,""Y Chromosome Adam" and other compositional clues of the human genome.
In his sermon, Dave Swaim discusses the early chapters of Genesis that seemingly contradict scientific evidence, and he suggests that Christians have simply asked the "wrong questions" about this ancient text, which has led to warfare between the two. In light of this, Swaim wraps up his sermon with the three concluding points that he feels sums up the Biblical truth of creation: there is an all-powerful God, he has a perfect plan, and he has given us his love through Jesus Christ.


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text: Home History Which Slave Wrote His Way Out of Slavery? 100 Amazing Facts About the Negro: This African penned a letter powerful enough to lead to freedom. By: Henry Louis Gates Jr. Posted: Nov. 26 2012 12:02 AM 0 Job ben Solomon, 1733, by William Hoare. Oil on canvas.30 x 25 in. Qatar Museums Authority/Orientalist Museum, Doha, Qatar (The Root) -- Amazing Fact About the Negro No. 7: Which slave literally wrote his way to freedom? From the time when they first landed in Florida in the early 1500s, African Americans did their best to run away from the inhumane conditions of slavery. Over the course of slavery in the United States between 1513 and 1865, tens of thousands of people managed to escape, first south from the Carolinas and Georgia to the haven afforded by Spanish Florida before 1763, and later, north from the Southern colonies and states across the Mason-Dixon Line. More than a hundred of these "fugitive slaves," as they were called, even wrote or dictated books about their deliverance from bondage, detailing how they were able to escape. While each escape was something of a miracle, some of the methods that they used are astonishing. Everyone has their favorite slave narratives, as the genre of books is called. My own short list includes the stories of Henry Brown, William and Ellen Craft and Frederick Douglass. In 1838 Frederick Douglass donned a sailor's uniform, sewn by his soon-to-be wife, who was free, and rode a train from Baltimore to Philadelphia disguised as a free man using papers he had obtained from a free black seaman. In 1848 Ellen Craft, who had a very light complexion, did a double cross-dress as white man and, accompanied by her dark-complexioned husband, rode to freedom on a train ride from Macon, Ga., to Philadelphia, masked as master and slave. A year later Henry "Box" Brown actually had himself nailed into a wooden, claustrophobic, coffin-like box, and then shipped from slavery in Richmond to freedom in Philadelphia. But the oddest way that a slave escaped from slavery, to me, without a doubt, is the story of Ayuba. Ayuba wrote his way out of slavery. As incredible as this may seem, this is literally true. The man who came to be known in England as "Job ben Solomon" was born Ayuba Suleiman Jallo (or, in French, "Diallo") into a prominent family in Bundu, an independent, precolonial country located in current-day Senegal. Bundu was situated where the Falémé River meets the Senegal River, and it was a strictly Muslim country. Ayuba was a member of the Fulbe ethnic group. As his biographer Allen Austin tells us, Ayuba was a highly learned man, adept at both Koranic and Arabic studies. And, as the historian John Thornton explained to me, "he was a religious cleric who, like so many other Africans at the time, sold people as slaves, along with [selling] other things, as a way of participating in the international economy of his day, as an incidental element of his life." Some time in February 1730, he left his home on a two-week journey to purchase paper and other goods in exchange for two slaves. Mandingo slave traders captured and sold him to an English captain whom he had angered over the terms of sale of those two slaves. Ayuba survived the Middle Passage on board the slave ship Arabella (voyage 75094 in the Trans-Atlantic Slave Database) and ended up enslaved on a tobacco plantation on Kent Island, near Annapolis, Md. Now renamed Simon by his master, Ayuba managed to run away, only to be recaptured and imprisoned. As luck would have it, he was visited by a lawyer named Thomas Bluett, who became fascinated by stories of this man's insistence on praying, refusing to eat pork or consume alcohol and most of all, by the habit of an African man writing on the wall of his prison cell in some unknown language. And then the strangest thing happened: Ayuba sat down one day, and -- hope against hope -- wrote a letter addressed to his father, back in Senegal. The letter was written entirely in Arabic. I have no idea what possessed this brother to do such a crazy thing, something completely impossible to achieve. After all, there wasn't exactly a postal service delivering letters from slaves back home to their relatives in the motherland, was there? But this is what this man did. And, incredibly, it worked! Ayuba gave the letter, which implored his father to come to America and rescue him from slavery, to his master, Alexander Tolsey, who in turn gave it to Vachel Denton, who sent it by boat to Henry Hunt, an English merchant in London for whom Denton was a factor or agent. Hunt worked with a Captain Pyke, the man who had sold Ayuba into slavery in the first place. (It was a very small world!) Pyke in turn showed the letter to General James Oglethorpe, the founder of the colony of Georgia. Oglethorpe contacted his friend in the Royal African Company, Sir Bibye Lake, who had the bright idea of sending it to John Gagnier, a professor who held the Laudian Chair of Arabic at the University of Oxford, asking him to translate it. And what the letter revealed astonished them. Page 1 of 2 NEXT PAGE > Powered by Livefyre


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Müller, Wilhelm
Wilhelm Müller 1794–1827
(Born Johann Ludwig Wilhelm Müller) German lyric poet, letter writer, novella writer, translator, literary critic, editor.
Müller's chief contribution to literature is his production of late Romantic lyric cycles possessing the simplicity of popular folksongs. Within the limits of this type of literature, Müller is significant primarily for his poems about Greece and for two lyric cycles about unrequited love. Müller's series of Lieder der Griechen (Songs of the Greeks), written in support of the Greek struggle for independence from Turkey, is credited with gaining widespread European sympathy for the cause and was Müller's chief claim to fame in his own day. Today Müller is best known for the lyric cycles entitled Die schöne Müllerin (1820; The Pretty Maid of the Mill) and Die Winterreise (1824; The Winter Journey), which describe the wanderings forced respectively on a miller boy and a musician by unrequited love. The fame of each of these cycles as a whole rests primarily on the fact that Franz Peter Schubert set them to music. Certain individual poems from these cycles, however, such as "Das Wandern ist des Müllers Lust" (1820; also known as "Wanderschaft") and "Am Brunnen vor dem Tore" (1824; also known as "Der Lindenbaum"), have had such a lasting appeal that they have become part of the German popular folksong tradition.
Biographical Information
Müller was born in Dessau, Germany, in 1794. He grew up very close to the Mulde River, and images of this river and of Dessau occur frequently in Müller's poetry. All of Müller's siblings died during his childhood, and he lost his mother when he was fourteen years old. Müller began writing poetry at this age, but did not sell anything for several years. After his father remarried, taking as his wife a fairly well-to-do widow, Müller was able, by means of the wealth of his new stepmother, to continue his formal education. At the age of eighteen, with the aid of the Duke of Anhalt-Dessau, Müller entered the recently-founded University of Berlin, where he studied literature, history, and philology. However, in the following year, he enlisted in the Prussian army in the War of Liberation against Napoleon, who was retreating from the disastrous invasion of Russia. During Müller's tour of duty he stayed
in Brussels where he was involved in a love affair that ended badly. After the war in 1815 Müller returned to his studies at the University of Berlin. The next two years were filled with writing his own verse (including his own part in a high-society parlor operetta of Die schöne Müllerin), with work on his translation entitled Doktor Faustus: Tragödie von Christopher Marlowe (published in 1818), and with work as a literary critic. During this period Müller also fell in love with Louise Hensel, who encouraged his writing career but did not return his affections. In 1817 Müller undertook a trip to Egypt with Baron von Sack to collect inscriptions, but circumstances brought about a prolonged stay in Italy and then a return to Dessau. There Müller began to write a travel book based on his experiences in Rome entitled Rom, Römer und Römerinnen (1820; Rome, Roman Men, and Roman Women). In addition to performing the duties of a public librarian, he wrote critical comments for many literary journals, edited ten volumes of seventeenth-century poetry, and published his first volume of poetry entitled Siebenundsiebzig Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten (1820; Seventy-Seven Poems from the Posthumous Papers of a Traveling French Horn Player). This collection includes the lyric cycle of Die schöne Müllerin, which was an augmented version of the poems written for the parlor operetta during his years at the University of Berlin. In 1821 Müller entered into a love-match marriage with Adelheid von Basedow, who belonged to a prominent family in Dessau. Müller and Adelheid had a daughter, Auguste, and a son, Friedrich Max, who later compiled one of the most extensive collections of Müller's poems entitled simply Gedichte von Wilhelm Müller (1868). In his first year of marriage Müller wrote and published Lieder der Griechen (1821; Songs of the Greeks), a collection of poems about the Greek War of Independence from Turkey. Müller continued to publish poems about the Greeks in the following years: Neue Lieder der Griechen (1823; New Songs of the Greeks), Neueste Lieder der Griechen (1824; The Most Recent Songs of the Greeks), and Missolunghi (1825)—named after the place where Lord Byron died in 1824 while fighting for the Greek cause. Müller won much support in Europe for the cause of Greek democracy and freedom of speech, and he took advantage of that support to argue against the oppressive policies of the Prussian government as well. Müller also wrote Die Winterreise during his first year of marriage, sending it to the publisher in January 1822. In the years 1822 to 1824, Müller composed new poems (including additional poems for Die Winterreise) for the second volume of Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten (1824) as well as his poems for the Greeks, and he increased his production of critical writings substantially—partly to pay for increased expenses from his growing family and partly from an increase in requests from his publisher. In 1825, in addition to his usual work as editor, critic, and poet, Müller undertook the writing of a prose novella Die Dreizehnte, which was published a year later. Also in 1826 Müller published a second edition of Siebenundsiebzig Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten, and began his second novella Debora (1828). In 1827 Müller published his last volume of poetry Lyrische Reisen und epigrammatische Spaziergänge (1827; Lyric Journeys and Epigrammatical Walks). This volume contains many lyric cycles about places that Müller visited on his vacations in the years 1824 to 1826. Among the more significant cycles in this volume were Frühlingskranz aus dem Plauenschen Grunde, which emerged from his trip to Dresden in 1824, and Muscheln von der Insel Rügen, inspired by his trip to the island of Rügen in the Baltic in 1825. In March of 1826 Müller contracted whooping cough, and did not recover completely until late August of the same year. In 1827, in addition to work on Debora and the above-mentioned volume of poetry, Müller wrote various articles for seven journals and newspapers, submitted sixty-five articles for publication in the Konversationslexikon, and continued his work as an editor. However, Müller's health began to decline. He became ill in July of 1827, and his health was poor during his vacation—an almost two-month trip down the Rhine. Five days after his return home, Müller died of a heart attack in his sleep, just before his thirty-third birthday. Although his untimely death was surrounded by rumors of suicide or murder—rumors that have persisted over the years—no convincing evidence has appeared, and some scholars believe that Müller may have suffered from consumption and weakness brought on by exposure to whooping cough.
Major Works
Müller's major works include Doktor Faustus: Tragödie von Christoph Marlowe, the series of Lieder der Greichen, Siebenundsiebzig Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten, and Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten. (The last two works are often referred to as Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten I and II.) Müller's translation, Doktor Faustus: Tragödie von Christoph Marlowe, was probably the work that acquainted Johann Wolfgang von Goethe with Marlowe's tragedy, and so prepared the way for Goethe's famous Faust. Müller's series of Lieder der Griechen rallied many Europeans around the cause of freedom for the Greeks from the domination of the Turkish Ottoman Empire. The series also served as a means for advocating freedom of speech in Germany, which was incompatible with the censorship practiced by the Prussian government. Müller's two volumes of Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten had a marked influence on the poetry of Heinrich Heine, especially the Lyrische Intermezzo and Die Nordsee. The poems are marked by simplicity, often center around the theme of wandering, and use characters from everyday life such as millers, hunters, shepherds, sailors, and maidens. From Müller's two collections, two cycles—Die schöne Müllerin and Die Winterreise—were put to music by Schubert, who preserved the lyrics mostly unchanged in Die schöne Müllerin, D. 795 and Die Winterreise, D. 911. Die schöne Müllerin tells the story of a miller boy who follows a brook to a mill and falls in love with the miller's daughter who, in turn, is in love with a local huntsman. The miller boy wanders in despair until he finds relief in death in the brook. Die Winterreise tells the similar story of a young musician rejected by his beloved in favor of someone more wealthy. The protagonist wanders alone in despair through the winter, first dreaming of relief, then shaking off such self-deception, and finally following a hurdy-gurdy man who reconnects the young musician to the real world.
Critical Reception
Müller's poetry was highly regarded in his own day. His Lieder der Griechen were esteemed in the nineteenth-century, both for their impassioned support of the Greek struggle for independence and for their political value in advocating freedom of speech. Because of these poems, Müller became known as the German Lord Byron. Müller's two volumes of Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten were praised by Heinrich Heine for the purity, simplicity, and clarity of their rhythm, form, and meter, which gave to Müller's work the quality of "immediacy," and for freedom from the intellectual contrivance found in folksongs. These same qualities admired by Heine seem to have appealed to Schubert, who, it is reputed, came across Müller's poems unexpectedly while waiting for an appointment and, realizing their worth, immediately ran home with the book neither asking its owner's permission nor keeping his appointement. Furthermore, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow considered several of Müller's poems worthy of translation, and Alfred, Lord Tennyson probably used Die schöne Müllerin and Die Winterreise as models for "The Window." However, Müller's work has been judged second-rate by others in both the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, his poetry often described as naïve, pathetic, shallow, and full of conventional imagery and clichés. Some scholars, though, have acknowledged that despite these apparently negative elements in his poetry, Müller was able to use his poems purposefully for his own ends. For example, Alan P. Cottrell has argued that one can find depth and sensitivity under the surface of conventionality in Müller's poems; and Susan Youens has claimed that Müller's naiveté is a deception that conceals quite complex writing. The more recent critics acknowledge that the majority of scholars now view Müller's poetry worthy of serious consideration.
Principal Works
Doktor Faustus: Tragödie von Christoph Marlowe [translator] (play) 1818
Rom, Römer und Römerinnen [Rome, Roman Men, and Roman Women] (letters) 1820
Die schöne Müllerin [The Pretty Maid of the Mill] (poetry) 1820
*Siebenundsiebzig Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten [Seventy-Seven Poems from the Posthumous Papers of a Traveling French Horn Player] (poetry) 1820; second edition, 1826
Lieder der Griechen [Songs of the Greeks] 2 vols, (poetry) 1821
Die Winterreise [The Winter Journey] (poetry) 1822
Neue Lieder der Griechen [New Songs of the Greeks] 2 vols. (poetry) 1823
**Gedichte aus den hinterlassenen Papieren eines reisenden Waldhornisten [Poems from the Posthumous Papers of a Traveling French Horn Player] (poetry) 1824
Neueste Lieder der Griechen [The Most Recent Songs of the Greeks] (poetry) 1824
Missolunghi (poetry) 1825
Die Dreizehnte [The Thirteenth] (novella) 1826
Muscheln von der Insel Rügen [Seashells from the Island of Rügen] (poetry) 1826
Debora (novella) 1828
†Lyrische Reisen und epigrammatische...
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SOURCE: "The Poetry of Wilhelm Müller," Methodist Review LXXVII, 5th ser., Vol. XI, July, 1895, pp. 581-94.
[In the following essay, Hatfield praises Müller both for pioneering the lyric cycle form that presents its progress of action through a loosely-knit sequence of poems, and for the excellent metrical qualities, descriptiveness, characterization, and range of feeling found in various poems of Müller's cycles.]
Those who cherish Miller's poetry, and believe that it is destined to find more and more a place in the hearts of men, have seen with pleasure the many tributes of appreciation which have recently been paid him in all parts of Germany and in Greece, inconnection with the hundredth anniversary of his birth—the seventh of last October. Were it not for certain assignable causes, it would seem beyond belief that he is so nearly unknown among English-speaking people. Our popular encyclopedias, even the Britannica, do not mention him, and the hospitable columns of the various volumes of Poole's Index have no entry under his name. Longfellow, with that fine poetic insight which did him honor, early recognized the value of Müller's lyrical gifts. In the second book of Hyperion he characterizes him with just appreciation,1 and his translations of two of Müller's lyrics, under the titles "Whither?" and "The Bird and the Ship," have appeared in his works since 1839....
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SOURCE: "Wilhelm Müller's Poetry of the Sea," Modern Language Review 18, 1923, pp. 323-34.
[In the following essay, Richardson examines the originality of Müller's Muscheln von der Insel Rügen and Lieder aus dem Meerbusen von Salerno as contributions to poetry about the sea.]
The development of sea-poetry in Germany prior to the appearance of Müller's Muscheln von der Insel Rügen (1826) and Heine's Nordsee (1826-7) has not been adequately investigated. The lists only include the most obvious names; P. S. Allen, for instance, mentions Brockes, F. L. Stolberg, Boie, Goethe, Tieck and Heine; and to these A. Pache adds E. von Kleist and S. Gessner1. Gessner, Kleist, Brockes and Boie may be excluded at once, for their poetry shows no true appreciation of the sea; indeed, one doubts whether three at least of them had ever seen it. Tieck's contribution to sea-poetry is one beautiful poem, Livorno, which depicts an Italian sea-scape. The inclusion of Goethe's name is justified by the two poems Glückliche Fahrt and Meeresstille, and by some fine passages in the Second Part of Faust. In fact, with the exception of Heine and Müller, F. L. Stolberg is the only poet of those who have been mentioned who shows a genuine understanding for the sea. Ossianic effects take the place of local colouring and render his presentation unrealistic, but he...
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SOURCE: "The Flowering of the Narrative Cycle: Uhland, Wilhelm Müller, Heine," in The Lyric Cycle in German Literature, King's Crown Press, 1946, pp. 78-113.
[In the following excerpt, Mustard contends that most of Müller's cycles lack unity and cohesion because the individual poems were not written with a specific cycle structure in mind but rather were only incorporated into a given cycle after composition.]
Wilhelm Müller is one of the few poets whose entire lyric production tends to be cyclic. All the poems which Müller himself published in his collections are arranged in groups with descriptive titles, such as Reiselieder, Ländliche Lieder, Lieder aus dem Meerbusen von Salerno, Ständchen in Ritornellen aus Albano, etc.14 Not all of these groups can be called true cycles, but the cyclic tendency is apparent even in those which are the most diffuse.
Among his earliest cycles is Wanderlieder eines rheinischen Handwerksburschen,15 inspired, as Müller himself intimated, by Uhland's example. The form is very similar to that of Uhland's "Wanderlieder." The narrative base is the same; the boy bids his sweetheart farewell and sets off on his journey, he finds it almost unbearable to be separated from her, he is lonely and wishes she might be with him, with a chance acquaintance in an inn he drinks a toast to her, he bids the moonlight bring her a...
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SOURCE: "Die schöne Müllerin," in Wilhelm Müller's Lyrical Song-Cycles: Interpretations and Texts, The University of North Carolina Press, 1970, pp. 8-34.
[In the following excerpt, Cottrell examines the themes and images found in Die schöne Müllerin [The Pretty Maid of the Mill], showing how Millier uniquely fashioned the German folk song tradition to portray his own sense of the meaning of life and death as a process toward self-knowledge.]
The final version of the song-cycle Die schöne Müllerin, published in 1820, consists of twenty-three poems which are framed by a prologue and an epilogue. This frame will not concern us here. The cycle represents the last stage in a long development, the details of which have been described by Bruno Hake.1 The opera of Paesiello La Molinaria (1788), which had appeared on the German stage as Die schöne Müllerin, provided the source from which a group of Müller's friends drew the thematic material for a parlor operetta (Liederspiel) which they performed in Berlin in 1816-1817, with Müller in the role of the miller's boy. Upon the suggestion of Ludwig Berger, who in 1818 had set ten of the songs (five of them Müller's) to music, Müller undertook to arrange his poems in the form of a song-cycle. This process resulted in the final version, published in 1820 in the collection Sieben und siebzig Gedichte...
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SOURCE: "The Poet," in Wilhelm Müller: The Poet of the Schubert Song Cycles:His Life and Works, The Pennsylvania State University Press, 1981, pp. 35-69.
[In the following excerpt, Baumann considers the metrical variations, lyric cycles, use of roles, and affinity to the German folk song of Müller's poetry.]
Ich kann weder spielen noch singen und wenn ich dichte, so sing' ich doch und spiele auch. Wenn ich die Weisen von mir geben könnte, so würden meine Lieder besser gefallen, als jetzt. Aber, getrost, es kann sich ja eine gleichgestimmte Seele finden, die die Weise aus den Worten heraushorcht und sie mir zurückgiebt.1
Although Müller was active in several fields of literary endeavor, it is as the poet of simple lyrics in the folksong style that he is most often remembered. As early as 1821 a critic in Literarisches Konversationsblatt describes Müller as an unusually talented poet. (" … der so hold im Scherz, so süss in dvher Wehmut, so reich in der Liebe, so leicht und tkiihn im Aufschwunge ist, den die kommenden Zeiten lieben werden wie die jetzige Zeit, weil er echt volkstümlich ist, was so wenige zu sein verstehen.")2 The anonymous critic was correct; the popularity of Müller's poetry in the folk-song style did outlast the poet's lifetime.
Many of his poems seem old-fashioned and naïve today....
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SOURCE: "Die Winterreise: The Secret of the Cycle's Appeal," Mosaic XV, No. 1, Winter, 1982, pp. 41-52.
[In the following essay, Baumann and Luetgert analyze Die Winterreise in terms of the "stages of dying" outlined in the book entitled Death and Dying by Elizabeth Kübler-Ross."]
Many musicologists consider Franz Schubert's Die Winterreise, a song cycle based on the lyrics of Wilhelm Müller, to be the greatest masterpiece of its genre. The composition is so familiar that Thomas Mann incorporated a song from it ("Der Lindenbaum" also known as "Am Brunnen vor dem Tore") as a musical reference in the closing scenes of his Magic Mountain (1924). Russian Nobel Prize winner Alexander Solzhenitsyn used the opening song ("Gute Nacht") as a kind of musical leitmotif in his 1960 drama Candle in the Wind. In each of these twentieth-century works, the protagonist dies while singing an emotional song from this nineteenth-century song cycle.
Die Winterreise has always held a special fascination for the performer and listener alike. Famous artists such as Hermann Prey and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau occasionally perform the cycle as the entire program on a solo recital and have competed for the distinction of having recorded its "definitive" interpretation. Singers frequently refer to the performance of Die Winterreise as the culmination...
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SOURCE: "The Texts of Winterreise," in Retracing a Winter's Journey: Schubert's Winterreise, Cornell University Press, 1991, pp. 50-72.
[In the following excerpt, Youens interprets Die Winterreise in terms of the quest for self-knowledge, the denial of a comforting transcendant reality or illusion, and the tenacity of life in spite of intense grief and depression over the loss of a loved one.]
Marie von Pratobevera, later the sister-in-law of Schubert's first biographer, Heinrich Kreißle von Hellborn, wrote in a letter shortly after the publication of Winterreise, Part I, that the cycle consisted of "laments over a sweetheart's unfaithfulness … a companion-piece to the 'Maid of the Mill' songs, by the same poet and nearly identical in content."1 Part II had not yet appeared, and she could not have known what would follow after the twelfth song, but later writers who knew the entire work either saw little more than dated love laments or else fell into a trap arising from Müller's original transformation of a conventional subject. The poet adopts as his own a frequent Romantic theme-a journey by an isolated, alienated protagonist-with a tragic finale in madness or death, but the discrepancies from convention compel us to take a closer look in order properly to account for Müller's permutations. This sustained "outcry of scorched sensibility"2 goes far beyond grief...
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SOURCE: "'Strange Old Man': Thoughts on the Closing Lines of Winterreise," in German Life and Letters 45, No. 2, April, 1992, pp. 109-113.
[In the following excerpt on "Der Leiermann"—the final poem in Die Winterreise-Smeed explains the word "wunderlich" as an epithet describing the unreasonably eccentric state of mind and actions of both the hurdy-gurdy man and the Wanderer.]
The poetry of Winterreise has for many years now been treated seriously and with respect as a record of ill-fated love, melancholia, cosmic despair or even in cipient schizophrenia;1 the time is past when the author, Wilhelm Müller, could be brushed aside as a minor talent whose chief merit is to have provided Schubert with song texts. The final poem, 'Der Leiermann', has been singled out for particular attention. The old hurdy-gurdy man stands outside the village in the freezing cold, alone save for the snarling dogs, his begging-plate empty of coins. The Wanderer suggests that they join up, implying that his songs of disappointed love and disillusionment will find a fitting accompaniment in the old man's forlorn music:
Drüben hinterm Dorfe steht ein Leiermann,
Und mit starren Fingem dreht er, was er kann.
Barfuβ auf dem Else wankt er hin und her,
Und sein kleiner Teller bleibt ihm immer leer.
Keiner mag ihn hören,...
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Further Reading
Baumann, Cecilia C. Wilhelm Müller: The Poet of the Schubert Song Cycles: His Life and Works. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1981, 191 p.
Devotes the first chapter to a lengthy biographical sketch of Müller.
Brown, Maurice J. E. Schubert: A Critical Biography. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1958, 414 p.
Includes biographical and critical passages on Müller and his poetry.
Hatfield, James Taft. "Unpublished Letters of Wilhelm Müller." American Journal of Philology XXIV, No. 2 (April, May, June 1903): 121-48.
Presents fifteen previously undiscovered and unpublished letters in German by Müller with brief introductory or following comments in English by Hatfield.
Allen, Philip Schuyler. Wilhelm Müller and the German Volkslied. Ph.D. dissertation, University of Chicago, 1899, 159p. Reprinted in Journal of English and Germanic Philology, II (1898-99): 283-322; III, No. 1 (1901): 35-91; and III, No. 4 (1901): 431-91.
Assesses the extent of the influence of the German folk songs on Müller's lyrics, especially in terms of diction and the portrayal of a sense of nature.
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Source: Nineteenth-Century Literary Criticism, ©1999 Gale Cengage. All Rights Reserved. Full copyright.


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Weeks 1-4 TNT stack Weeks 5-8 Prime 6 ed ramped up to 6/9 dosing
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Fish oil staple
Powerfull recommended dosing
Napalm 2 weeks then Lipoderm 2 weeks then repeat...
As you can see my supplementation is mainly aimed at fat burn but I also try and make sure I support muscle retention through supplementation.
The plan is to lose 8-10 lbs in 8 weeks and drop to just under 10% bf while remaining around 240 lbs
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