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Read about the genesis of En Gobelet on the Tablas Creek Blog!
If you're interested in a more detailed story of how En Gobelet came to be, check out the post Creating a New Wine: En Gobelet on the award-winning Tablas Creek Blog
The Tablas Creek Vineyard En Gobelet 2007 is a unique blend of three estate-grown varietals, selected from head-pruned, dry-farmed sections of our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard. As we tasted through the lots from the remarkable 2007 vintage, we noticed that the lots from head-pruned blocks shared an elegance and a clarity that was noteworthy. We created an non-traditional (but delicious) blend combining the dark red fruit, earth, spice and mid-palate richness of Mourvèdre, the forward fruit, approachability and lushness of Grenache, and just a touch of dark, smoky Tannat for firmness on the finish.
The 2007 vintage was the best vintage we've yet seen at Tablas Creek. Yields were very low (down between 15% and 30%, depending on variety) due to a cold and very dry winter, which produced small berries and small clusters. A moderate summer without any significant heat spikes followed, allowing gradual ripening, and producing red wines with tremendous intensity, excellent freshness and a lushness to the fruit which cloaks tannins that should allow the wines to age gracefully. Grenache was harvested between September 25th and October 22nd, the Tannat between October 3rd and 10th and the Mourvèdre throughout October and completing the harvest on October 30th.
The grapes were fermented using native yeasts in open and closed stainless steel fermenters. After pressing, the wines were moved into barrel, blended, and aged in one 1200-gallon French oak foudre. It was bottled in July 2009. The wine is unfined and unfiltered.
The 2007 En Gobelet shows a dark, spicy nose of black licorice, figs and balsamic vinegar. The mouth is intensely juicy (raspberry and plum) but with great acids broadening its impact on the palate. The finish turns darker and smokier, with Tannat's characteristic firmness. Drink now and for the next decade.
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On December 6th, all VINsiders are invited to join Tablas Creek's owners and winemakers for our 10th annual En Primeur Tasting and Futures Offering. Taste the 2013 Esprit de Tablas and 2013 Panoplie, discuss the vintage, and enjoy a seasonal dish created to pair with the wines. The $30 cost to attend the event is refundable on any en primeur purchase. Register for one of two sessions (10:30am or 1:30pm) More information »
We were thrilled to receive such good reviews from this notoriously tough grader, including the 2012 Esprit de Tablas Blanc (92 points; "impeccably refined"), 2011 Panoplie (94 points; "pure elegance"), 2012 Patelin de Tablas (90 points; "a gorgeous wine and a fabulous value"), and the 2012 Esprit de Tablas (93-95 points; "a fascinating Esprit to follow over the coming years"). Read the complete review » More recent press »
We have received our direct shipping license for the great state of Montana. Residents are now eligible to order wine or sign up for one of our wine clubs. Up next? Massachusetts, where shipping licenses will be issued starting January 1st! More direct shipping news »
October 27, 2014
The grapes are all off the vines. The days are shorter, with a lower sun angle....on Saturday, we actually got a few sprinkles. Next weekend we're forecast to see measurable precipitation. It's all hopeful for a vineyard (and a region) struggling under three years of drought. Read More »


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A group of people in Pittsburgh have put together the time and effort required to erect a statue of wrestling legend Bruno Sammartino, but the owners of the land where the old Civic Arena stands are against the idea and have placed a stoppage on those particular plans.
Talks about inducing Paul Bearer into the hall of fame during Wrestlemania 30 weekend have died down considerably as of late, as there are many people backstage that feel that his induction should be saved for when WWE decides to honor Kane and Undertaker.
While there were some pushing to induct him last year, WWE ultimately decided that it was too soon to put Paul Bearer into the hall of fame since he had recently died around this time last year, but talks are heating up about including him into the class at Wrestlemania 30 this year.


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News & Events
September 12, 2014
New website focuses on students
September 12, 2014
From campus shots to a Greek Life event
September 8, 2014
Class of 2018 welcomed during annual convocation
September 2, 2014
President Mohler-Faria opens his final academic year at the helm with a look back and ahead
September 2, 2014
New partnership will help students fly for Cape Air and JetBlue
September 2, 2014
Annual moving-in ritual signals the start of another year
August 29, 2014
Outreach program hits third year in stride
August 29, 2014
Book discovered featuring photos of students from 1850s
August 26, 2014
Psychology professor shows link between objectification and coercion
August 21, 2014
On his television program, In Focus, Dr. Jabbar al-Obaidi, professor of communication studies, interviewed Dr. Mohamed Ali Alhakim, the...
June 17, 2014
Area students showcase research into water quality, conservation and more
June 17, 2014
Many students spend this time of year in class. Find out why.
June 13, 2014
CARS event showcases research of faculty, librarians and others
June 10, 2014
President honors recent retirees during annual appreciation luncheon
June 6, 2014
Annual Invention Convention brings to campus young people and their ideas
May 30, 2014
English professor earns stay in Aspen to work on novel
May 30, 2014
BSU educators seek to make life easier for brave student from Belize
May 30, 2014
Alumnus Collin Estrada plays key role in university's Belize initiative
May 30, 2014
New program to help young people stay in school, find careers
May 27, 2014
Sgt. John MacLellan, '88, honored by President Obama
May 1, 2014
Metro South luncheon highlights recent developments
April 30, 2014
Dinaw Mengestu visits campus as part of Visiting Author Series
April 30, 2014
Anthropology symposium showcases variety of student research
April 30, 2014
Annual event held in shadow of tragedy
April 24, 2014
Awards for Excellence recognizes 'highest achievement'
April 22, 2014
Head monk, Ven Mongkol Kuapool, seated left, of the Thai Temple in Raynham, with his fellow monks
April 22, 2014
Sustainability is week-long focus across campus
April 18, 2014
Conference brings to campus educators from across the region
April 18, 2014
Regional students visit campus for annual 'Kangaroo'
April 18, 2014
Canadian Studies event puts focus on critical issue
BSU In the news
News Briefs
Forensic team earns several trophies
Professor to study 'permaculture'
Alumna Wins Art Award
Art Professor Selected
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BOX 5-1 Does Discounting Harm the Future?
The discounting of future benefits and costs is a practice introduced from financial analysis to account for the productivity of capital. In recent years, some environmental economists have been swayed by critics who worry that discounting implies that the concerns of the future (perhaps only a few decades hence) count only trivially in the calculations of the present. Thus, we have the discounting paradox: we must discount, it is claimed, to avoid damaging the future by making wasteful commitments of capital to unproductive projects; and we must not discount, it is also claimed, to avoid trivializing future demands for present conservation.
The paradox can be resolved in the following way. We can be reasonably confident of two propositions: if the problem is simply to determine the rate of consumption from an endowment (the "cake-eating problem"), a society with a positive discount rate will choose a consumption path relatively high at the outset and declining over time (Page 1977); and if capital is productive and the young need to borrow it to produce efficiently, equilibrium interest rates will be positive and a policy of repressing the interest rate (undertaken, one imagines, to protect the future) will actually depress the trajectory of future welfare (Farmer and Randall 1997). That is, in a cake-eating economy, discounting is destructive of future welfare, but in a productive economy it is not.
This resolution of the discounting paradox directs our attention to the real question: are we, or are we not, operating in an economy that is ultimately cake-eating? If capital accumulation is sufficiently high, renewable resources are managed carefully, capital and renewable resources are adequately substitutable for exhaustible natural resources, and technological development tends to enhance the substitutability of plentiful resources for those which are most scarce, the cake-eating problem can be avoided. In that case, concerns that discounting inherently damages the future are misplaced. It can also be argued that such policy interventions as the safe minimum standard, which address directly crucial natural resources, provide a more appropriate response to conservation crises within otherwise productive economies than would repression of the discount rate.
that realistically high discount rates discourage wasteful investments that would actually harm future prospects. Current writers are skeptical about the wisdom of using low discount rates to achieve policy goals, preferring more direct approaches to the concerns of environmentalists. For example, Howarth and Norgaard (1991) argue that balancing equity among generations should be addressed by intergenerational transfers of resources, and Farmer and Randall (1997) suggest that targeted conservation policies provide the appropriate remedy to the extent that particular natural resources are both necessary for human welfare and threatened with exhaustion.
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Since being released from the Tennessee Titans, Chris Johnson has been rumored to receive interest from the New York Giants, the New York Jets, and the Dallas Cowboys. In 2009, Johnson ran for over 2,000 yards and 14 touchdowns. Since, Johnson has digressed in each and every season. He fell out of flavor in Tennessee in 2013, and it was no secret that there was rift between Johnson and management.
According to Ian Rapoport of NFL.com, the Cowboys have a ton of interest in Johnson dating back from the 2008 NFL Draft.
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Why might #Cowboys sign Chris Johnson? In 2008 draft, they were gonna pick him at 25, but #Titans grabbed him at 24. Dallas got
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Although DeMarco Murray had an excellent year in 2013, it should be noted that he still sat out two games. Murray has a laundry list of injuries in his three-year NFL career, and it is not certain that he will be able to stay healthy for a full season. If Murray goes down with an injury, the Cowboys have to rely on the likes of Lance Dunbar and Joseph Randle. Dunbar showed at the end of the 2013 season that he could be a good change-of-pace back, but like Murray, Dunbar has also had problems staying healthy. Randle has been ridiculed by Cowboy fans because he is too slow, and not that strong either.
To keep Murray fresh, signing CJ2K on a two-year deal may not be such a bad idea. Johnson will probably never return to his 2009 self, but he has some gas left in the tank, and a change of scenery may just be all he needs. The combination of Murray and Johnson would make this offense much more efficient. Jerry Jones really liked Johnson in years past, and signing Johnson now would be a "sexy move" that Jerry loves.
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You're kidding with this ode to Rennaissance, aren't you? You realize that Medicaid (that means the taxpayers) pays the freight for the Russian-speaking Rennaissance attendees, and that their "medical need" is dubious at best. Medical adult daycare is a truly great resource, but it's supposed to be about risk for nursing home placement and keeping people in the Community who want to be there, not a social club that is off-limits to those older citizens who don't have Medicaid because they are not asylees/receiving benefits obtained as part of a major, multi-generational scam. Finish your story: Find out how many of the adult children or grandchildren of these folks who are allegedly too busy to take care of them are actually getting paid with additional Medicaid dollars for providing "care". Check out the association between Rennaissance and the owners/operators of Europe restaurant and Healthway pharmacy, recently indicted for money laundering. Who practices in the "medical office" located at the daycare? And who pays for those "medical" services? You did a nice job selling the place, now put the WHOLE story out there.
Centering On Care
The Reisterstown Road storefront of Renaissance Adult Medical Center is unremarkable, but pass through the secure entrance and you enter a vibrant world. The energy is palpable inside the walls of this spacious facility: The singing, card playing and lively debate from its senior citizens provide a window into how an adult day center can provide a sense of community for its clients.
Lazar Khodorkovskiy, 80, from Baku, Azerbaijan, has been attending the center for three years.
"I have many friends here," said Khodorkovskiy, who lives in an apartment building on Park Heights Avenue. "I talk with people … because I'm alone at home. This is my life."
Catering primarily to Jewish clientele from Russian-speaking countries, the Renaissance Center is part of the decades-long evolution of senior care. Centers like it began as merely an alternative to nursing homes or in-home elder care, but as aging in place has become an attractive option for mobility-challenged seniors and their families, adult day centers have expanded to provide specialized services, allowing seniors the opportunity to stay active, maintain a level of independence, receive the medical care they need and still reside with loved ones.
In Maryland, where regulations govern everything from staff to client ratios and standards of care, Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital launched one of the state's first such centers in the late 1970s, said Michelle Mills, the institution's director of adult day services. "They had some elders who kept coming every day and didn't need the nursing home but needed some level of care. So [Levindale] worked with the state, got the regulations and got started that way."
In addition to its hospital, Levindale, a part of LifeBridge Health that operates as an agency of The Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore, runs two adult day centers and a partial hospitalization program at its complex off of Northern Parkway.
Mills, a 20-year veteran in the senior-care industry, has witnessed adult day centers evolve from ad hoc programs into full-fledged facilities. She said that the overall goal remains for "people to either delay or prevent nursing home placement."
According to Mills, two factors have helped fuel the growth of adult day care. With advances in medical care, patients in general are living longer but often with chronic, manageable illness. Adult day centers, she said, are able to provide needed care and — because ancillary costs such as living expenses are either nonexistent or much lower — at a cost far lower than that of nursing homes.
In addition, noted Mills, adult day centers are able to answer the challenges faced by hospitals, whose government-imposed reimbursement rules establish penalties whenever patients are readmitted for treatment within 30 days of discharge. If an elderly patient is sent home, for instance, he might not take medications correctly and become unwell again or suffer an accident, necessitating a return to the hospital. An adult day center, said Mills, could prevent that scenario from unfolding.
"When you walk into an adult day center you see all the activities; you see cooking classes and bingo and discussion groups," she said. "But what's really going on behind the scenes is all the nursing coordination and reaching out to community doctors."
Culture Club
At the Renaissance Center, in addition to the medical treatment rooms, several other components fill the enormous former furniture showroom. Sporting a high ceiling and filled with long communal tables and dozens of chairs, the main hall functions as a dining area, performance space, chat area and game room. There is a billiard and dominoes area, and in warmer weather double doors open outside to tables and a patio. Members can take a chair-yoga class, learn computer and English-language skills and visit a small screening room with overstuffed chairs. There is a small library, a medical office, a visiting manicurist and barber and a chess area that Donna Tatro, activities director at the center for four years, said is constantly occupied.
"We're a mini-city," said Marina Sokolin, program director at the center.
According to Yelena Gelfen, 51, whose parents Dora, 77, and Gregory Solomyenik, 85, have attended Renaissance for about five years, the program provides peace of mind.
"Oh my God yes, that center is like my savior," she said. "They're open seven days a week including holidays."
Gelfen and her husband work full time and cannot provide the daily medical care and transportation needed for her parents. The Solomyeniks were self-sufficient until several years ago, when Gelfen's father developed macular degeneration and could no longer see well enough to drive; her mother has had three major surgeries and now needs extra assistance because of severe back problems. Gelfen mentioned a Renaissance driver named Avto, who is so attentive to her mother's needs that she talks about him as if he were her own son.
Gelfen's story echoes that of Alexandra Rakhman, 50, who, in addition to her husband, children and brother, works full time and cannot provide the care needed for her mother, Odessa, Ukraine-native Lia Ayzenberg, 87.
Ayzenberg lives at Weinberg Senior Living and has attended Renaissance for two-and-a-half years. Fluent in English and Russian, she worked in the United States after her arrival in 1979. Rakhman explained that it's not as much the language needs but the cultural comforts that really make the difference at Renaissance.
"The older you get, the more that native culture comes out," said Rakhman. "The food is more familiar; she still does think in Russian."
Rakhman pointed out that her mother, like other Russian seniors who have lived in the U.S. for decades, would gladly eat sushi and Chinese food when dining out, but when dining in, she prefers the comfort foods of her native home. Rakhman talks to her mother a couple of times a day and sees her regularly along with the rest of the family, but she admits that her mother needs more than that.
"The level of socialization and care there is amazing," she said. "It makes me feel nice and cozy while I'm working, and I don't have to worry."


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I really wanted to fall in love with this foundation since I've had my heart set on it for so long. I bought this is Ceylan which is a tad light for my skin but I thought Fiji would be too yellow. Come to think of it, I probably should have went with Santa Fe (nc25). It was no biggie, nothing powder couldn't fix. I have normal skin sometimes dry. But this stuff doesn't last! It'll look good and healthy after I finish my makeup but by the end of the day, YIKES! It starts to look patchy and rub off around my nose regardless if I use a primer or not. I think my only irk with this foundation is the longevity. The finish and color is spot on which is what makes me sad that it didn't work for me.
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One of my favorite foundations. Gobi is a perfect match for me, probably the first foundation I've come across that matches me so well. It has great lasting power and a beautiful finish. It's not really sheer though, for me it's definitely a medium coverage foundation. I tend to prefer the look of lighter coverage foundations on my skin for day to day, but I love this for special occasions, or when I need a little more coverage and can't be bothered to conceal every little thing.
I do dislike that it comes without a pump. Ive purchased one separately, but I kind of hate that I had to do that. If a pump is available, why not provide it with the foundation?
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The upsides of this foundation outweigh its faults. Beautiful coverage, makes my skin appear even and glowing, and when I use it with a primer (Laura Mercier Oil Free) it lasts for hours of flawless wear.
However, I can see how this would not work for those with dry skin and the price is inflated.
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Not going to lie, I do absolutely love this foundation! It provides a nice amount of coverage and has a lovely semi-matte finish i'd say.
The only downside is that I've got incredibly dry skin and I do find it clinging to some of my dry patches, however a good cleanse, exfoliation, and moisturise helps this a lot.
Definitely would buy again, Mont Blanc matches my skintone perfectly (I am very pale when I'm not using fake tan!)
It has been ages since I tried a NARS foundation and I'm glad they've improved the quality and texture. The Sheer Glow name is a misnomer as the coverage isn't sheer but rather it's close to medium with a semi-matte finish.
I have combo/normal to slightly dry skin and it's perfect for me, at least in the winter. I usually wear powder foundation in the summer due to the heat and humidity.
The colour selection can't be beat and Punjab is the perfect match for my NC30/C3 skin tone. I use a stippling brush to dab on the foundation where I need it and then use either my Sephora #45 or RT Expert Face Brush to buff and blend. The result is a beautiful, smooth, airbrushed look for me. The foundation looks like my skin but much better.
I have red acne marks which I cover up with concealer (loving NARS Radiant Concealer right now for this) beforehand and then use the SG for more coverage and voila, great coverage. (not 100% covered as I don't like wearing full coverage foundation but with the concealer and foundation, I'd say they give about 95% coverage)
I make sure my face is prepped and primed beforehand to avoid those dreaded flakies. (BHA solution and Finacea will do that)
Does it last all day?
It lasts the whole work day but after a 12 hour day, I can see the foundation fading. (I don't like the long wearing foundation so I'm willing to put up with this)
For this, I use MAC Studio Fix powder foundation for touch ups on the areas where the foundation is fading and it works just great.
Is it worth the cost?
$55 CAD for a bottle of foundation isn't cheap (an understatement to say the least) and I believe getting the base right is essential to the whole makeup look so to me, it's worth the cost.
My only complaint is the packaging. I'd prefer to have a pump for easier access but this is minor given how beautifully this foundation wears and performs.
I definitely recommend this foundation if your skin tone is yellow based and like a semi-matte, medium finish that still looks natural.
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NOOOOO WHY DID I HAVE TO LOVE THIS FOUNDATION? gah okay it's expensive to me. I thought ELDW was the one for me but the color match wasn't 100% but it had everything else going for it - staying power, price range, didn't break me out etc.
who knew NARS SG would work on my acne pron combination skin? I always thought this foundation was better suited for almost-perfect skinned conditioned people, not pimply-hyperpigmentation-marked person like myself. Lasts all day during my 9 hour shift at work and doesn't break me out, whatta keeper :D
I radiate yellow so it's hard to find a foundation with enough warm/golden undertones to fit my needs. my skin is a lot better now, I'm mainly dealing with hyper pigmentation rather than active breakouts (knock on wood), and the finish this gives is so lovely...it's like 2nd skin. sounds weird but it looks good I promise. I'm NC25 and my color is in punjab.
I'm pretty sure this foundation is working so well for me is because it's the winter and my skin overall tends to be a tad drier. I still get oily in my t-zone but blotting ONCE during the day takes care of shine. I think if you're super oily all over this foundation won't tickle your fancy.
super love this foundation. I was using ELDW for awhile and even bought a back up of it. I'm debating on returning it so I can invest in another bottle of NARS SG. I still love ELDW but it's the color match of NARS SG that won it over for me.
as for the lack of pump, I don't mind. I had a lot of time practicing with ELDW to the point where I'm now a pro at pouring the perfect amount of foundation onto the back of my hand without a pump every time. whoop whoop whoop!
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I LOVE THIS Foundation.
Not cakey on the skin at all!
Might need a touch up with powder during the end of the day depending how oily your skin is.
Medium coverage can be full aswel as light! Yes its not in the very cheap range but it is defo worth the price!
Does not come with a pump, pump is sold seperately.
Lasts the whole day and gives you a nice healthy GLOW
LOVE THISâ¤ï¸
I had been using Clinique super balanced foundation for years so I thought it was time for a change and I had heard great things about NARS. The lady behind the counter at selfridges told me that you should apply this foundation with your fingers however there is no way you could do this, it definitely needs quite a bit of blending with a foundation brush but the results are brilliant. I would say it is medium coverage and I have good skin so this is fine for me. There is a wide range of colours which all have pretty yellow undertones which goes well with my skin. I find it lasts all of my working day I do not need to reapply. When I purchased this foundation back in May 2013 I was also given a sample of their tinted moisturiser which was lovely especially for the summer months.
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I was so excited to try this much reviewed foundation.
When i first applied it, it was gorgeoouussssss... for about 5 minutes. No exaggeration. I walked down the stairs to show my sister how beautiful and natural it was on my skin, and when i got back upstairs 1 minute later, it was gone! I was totally barefaced!
And then came the breakouts... OMG!! The worst, most upsetting eruptions of my life, and they're continuing 2 MONTHS LATER :(
This foundation has sensitized my skin, so everything i put on it, even my usual makeup (even shampoo!) is making it break out even more like crazy. It's horrible.
I definitely do not recommend.
So at first I loved this. It made my dry acne prone skin look so natural and radiant. I even loved how thin and light the liquid was providing a real skin look while effectively working as a covering up. Buuuuuuut it doesn't look like that forever.
In fact, by the end of the evening (if not only a few hours really) my face looks CAKED and kind of hideous. It's like all of the foundation I massaged or worked into my skin with a make up brush comes purging out and just sits on top of my skin waiting to be embarrassingly wiped away. But even when I do wipe it away (in a way that's intentional and not humiliating on someone's shirt when they hug me) it still looks terrible. Like it comes purging out of every pore and then sits there unevenly like a pool of...I don't know what. But it makes me look like a drag queen (in a bad way. I've seen some beautiful drag queens actually, lol, so I feel bad I said that).
Also, the screw top stopped working effectively after a couple weeks of use so it's an absolute mess all the time, especially when traveling. I always rolled my eyes when people whine about packaging, but this is seriously obnoxious and messy. Highly unpractical.
It's really upsetting though still because again, it looks sooooooooo good when you first put it on. Ugh. Revlon Colorstay (even when I mix it with Cetaphil lotion) seems to dry and settle into my fine lines under my eyes and age me...I'm 27 turning 28 soon so it sucks and feels premature. Maybe the answer is just using Nars under my eyes instead of Revlon Colorstay but then nowhere else? And then another foundation on and around my face? I've started using Tarte Smooth Operator on my chin instead of putting foundation there even when I go out and this has helped my acne significantly (I only really break out on my chin). Maybe I'll use 3 foundations on different areas of my face. I'm sure that won't feel tedious.
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Yes it could be part of a pen-test, just like popping the internal
webserver and putting up mpack to own the workstations could be,
however my point being that I've never been involved in one where DoS
was in scope (in fact every boilerplate that ive seen has specifically
included language to strictly prohibit it).
On 6/27/07, Jay <jay.tomas () infosecguru com> wrote:
DoS could very well be part of a penetration test. It just depends on whether you have permission from the client.
It is important to understand every vector that may be used to attack the infrastructure.
Customarily this would be a test environment that mirrors production that would not impact their clients if it was
taken offline.
Its better they know they are susceptable to DoS in a penetration test vs. when their site is offline for hours/days
when a botnet comes a knocking.
----- Original Message -----
From: Justin Ferguson [mailto:jnferguson () gmail com]
To: pen-test () securityfocus com
Sent: Wed, 27 Jun 2007 08:25:31 -0700
Subject: Re: rose fragmentation attack
i apologize to everyone whose time i wasted with their helping me, but
i was curious, The rose attack was a DoS, and I cannot recall a single
penetration test where DoS was in scope, which should make one
question the legitimacy of my request, however that didn't happen (i
got a lot of pretty helpful replies)
So really, whats the difference between what I asked and what this guy asked?
> --- Nikolaj <lorddoskias () gmail com> wrote:
> > Anyone has some first-hand info about this exploitation toolkit? Or
> > any info where it can be bought?
> Kishore
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Posted: 3/19/2012 4:19 PM
PROSECUTOR wrote: Vinnie the Fly says Kalil is on the Browns short list at #4. They have nothing at RT since Pashos was released. Kalil would be the BPA at #4 and could be moved to LT if Thomas gets hurt. Heckert said they're going to be drafting offensive linemen. Holmgren said they need to run the ball effectively and protect McCoy better if he's going to have any chance of success. I haven't heard that they are pursuing any free agent RTs. I agree you normally don't take a RT in the top 5, but I really don't think the Browns want to go with Blackmon at #4 and their secondary is the strongest unit on the team, so Claiborne might not be the best choice.Top five picks don't cost as much as they did previously, so if you can get one of the top RT's in football who can also switch over to LT if needed, it probably makes sense. I can really see the Browns taking him if he's there. Every year they decide to make the prudent but unspectular move. Alex Mack over Sanchez, Phil Taylor over Julio Jones, Joe Thomas over Adrian Peterson - the Browns always go for singles over the home run. They're all about risk aversion. Did I mention they didn't get RG3 and had zero interest in Matt Flynn?
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Posted: 3/20/2012 2:08 PM
redright wrote: Sorry. I-touch errorAir Any other OLs you like in the opening rounds?
Posted: 3/20/2012 2:15 PM
redright wrote: Air, I like it as in I'm okay with it. I do want an OT. See it as the weakest link IMO ClaireborneIs going 3. Kalil may go 3. I would take either at 4. Getting an OT in the first is good. I am weary with poor O L play. Not a fan of drafting a WR without a QB or an OL but using 22 & 37 to get an OL may workPinkerton, Lavao, Pashos were awful last year and I see little chance of them improving to form a quality OL .I read a report that Pashos was good when available. Not a good run blocker but a good pass blocker. Not sure of that, but he apparently graded better than I remember him playing. Pinkerston was dreadful and especially poor at recognizing pass rush. Lauvao graded better than Pinkerston, but both were poor offensive guards. We need a lot of help at OL and any QB behind this line is in trouble.edited to correct placement and clarify.
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This mourning at about 12:30am i went into the mission with henchmen. I noticed that i was killing the titans and the Ashen monsters, quite easily. So i turned to my brother that was playing his new elementalist, and told him to get on his W/Mo, I also am a W/Mo, and get over here to do this mission with me. Well he said alright and figured we couldn't beat it before we even got in. We went in with the 2 monks the 2 fighters the cultist and the Elem henchmens, so basically 4 Warriors, 2 Monks, 1 Necro, 1 Elem.
We started by killing the Burning Titans first, then the ashen that rouse from him, then the hand and fist, then we started on the second ashen, and then the hand and fist. After all that we totally bypassed the 2nd fight and went across the bridge on the left. Kill the 3 sparks, with ease, we went forward some more and there were 2 Titans and if i remember correctly some more sparks, kill the sparks first (in any fight you always kill sparks first), then kill the first titan then the second titan, then kill one of the ashen mobs, and the hand and fist from it, then go on the the other.
Then move on there should be a pathway and a passage to the left through the mountains that will put you on the left of the pathway go south (its a pretty straight run) and you should meet up with a person called the Ancient Seer, he might be fighting something so you have to hurry and make sure he doesnt die ( this is were you get the bonus).
Go forward some more and there should be a group of ashen and sparks, Kill sparks then the ashen, move on to the right and there should be a named, a titan, and a ashen, we killed named like 2nd since if you are fully infused the ashens hit like Pu$$ies, then killed the ashens.
Get back on the path and keep killing and going, make sure to be pressing CTRL to see were the Armegeddon lords are, cuase that is were you need to go. When you get to were the armegeddon lords are, DONT GO IN ALL THE WAY, just sit back and let the lava spit out all the hands and fist and named mobs, alright, after you think everything is out then you may start.
Here is the easy part if done correctly. READ CARFULLY!!!! have one of you sit back and keep all the henchmen, have the other go out and pull the 1st "A Lord" back as far as you can, Just make sure you are not in lava, that stuff hurts. Kill the first lord, move whole group forward a lil, keep henchmen back and pull the 2nd one. Kill him and kill the 3rd. REMEMBER YOU WILL NEED AT LEAST 2 REAL PEOPLE FOR THIS MISSION. Have the henchies stay back with one person, and pull 1 HAND/FIST at a time, Kill him ( they die quickly as you should already know). *****If you can use range weapons to pull lol, should have mentioned that earlier***** keep pulling singles and you should be fine, (DONT TRY TO PULL PORTAL WRAITHS, save them for last.)
When everything is dead, you can finally kill wraiths. the best way to do this is to charge right in and kill one at a time, They are level 24 so they should be pretty easy, kill the 3 wraiths at each of the portals, that part is done.
***CUT SCENE***, after cut scene, pull the 4 hand/fist back and kill them. Then kill RURIK, he should run out at you if you get close enough. HES DEAD GET YOUR 100 BLADES ELITE SKILL!!!!!!!! Then try to pull the rest of the Hand/Fists mobs, and kill them. Go kill Spark and you should be dont with that part.
***CUT SCENE, Rurik will tell you whant needs to be done*** Run across the rock bridge the lava made and then watch where the Hand/Fist mobs run, then run after them, dont kill until, you go forward some more and you should come to the spot were usually all the people are trying to find groups and such for this mission. Pull the 2 hand/fist and kill them, then kill the other 2 hand/fist.
Then the Lich will come out and play. start killing him. he will send someone into the lava hurry and get out. start killing him sone more. when he finally dies he will come back again and you have to kill him a 2nd time. (the 2nd time he spawns 2 hand/fist will spawn) the 2nd time i think he is pretty easy. well kill him and you are done. WOOT.
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12-06-2005, 22:02 #1Warlord ErrtuGuest
Hells Precipice-easy mission-
Last edited by Warlord Errtu; 12-06-2005 at 22:14. Reason: Making it easier to read.
12-06-2005, 23:07 #2
I was quite disappointed at the lack of difficulty of that mission as well, especially the Lich and Rurik. I don't think any of my team fell below 80% life. For a final mission I would have expected something tougher that actually required teamwork, not slash and cast enemies.
Good job though.
28-08-2007, 17:11 #3tjubutsiGuest
i am trying this mission but cant seem to get it done, what skills did you and your brother used?
28-08-2007, 17:43 #4
This thread is from 2005; things have changed drastically since then, but that mission is still quite henchable.
28-08-2007, 18:20 #5tjubutsiGuest
with what skills and henchmans i really need that info I FREAKING JUST DIED AGAIN!
Last edited by tjubutsi; 28-08-2007 at 18:27.
28-08-2007, 21:57 #6
First, it would help to tell us what class you are. It would also help to tell us at what point you actually die.
Second: A basic setup similar to "Mhenlo, Lina, Eve, Dunham, Cynn, Aidan, Devona, Thom" would do. Replace the hench of your own class with yourself - in any case avoid more than a max of 2 warriors in the team. Burning wammos put too much stress on the monks. If you're a caster, don't tank.
Always kill Sparks first, then Burning Titans, then one Rising Ashen, then his spawning Hand and Fist, then the next Rising Ashen etc.
After the first encounter with the Lich, and after you killed 2 spots of Sparks+co, you will cross some bridge things to the area in the northeast of the map. After crossing these bridges, the boss titan a bit south will scream "Skith ma tokh" (or so) and almost all red dots will run towards him. Don't make them see you while they run, and don't make them see you when they hang around near the boss. Just walk past them.
Bring interrupts to reduce the amount of pain that the blasted Sparks can cause - the Rodgort thing is the one you really want to interrupt.
Use the hench control flag and a longbow to pull single titans on the great field.
Switch your secondary to /Ranger, and bring Winter. That should make Cynn a bit more useful.
It's useful not to skip the cutscene where you meet Rurik. That way, half of the titan hands will charge at you right away and you don't have the hassle of pulling them without activating the sparks and the prince.
It seems that it's now always required to kill the Lich 3 times on the bloodstone. Every time, he will summon some more titans. Kill the titans before engaging the Lich.
Last edited by Lytha; 28-08-2007 at 21:59.
29-08-2007, 08:14 #7
Just did this last night with my war.
I had general, Dunk and tahlkora as my heroes ( general as support para Find Their Weakness, Go for the yes, some anthems, tahlkora as prot monk with shield of regeneration , dunk as healing monk ), both monk henchies, brawler hench and ranger hench.
The tactics was quite simple :
when I was approacihng a mob i flagged my h/hs at some properplace ( bridges, corners etc ) then went in killed things ... until i got to the portals.
flagged my group again at the corridor I came in. Pulled all mobs 1 or 2 at time to my group, killed them, then killed portal wraiths...
The same tactic after that until end..
29-08-2007, 10:00 #8
I don't think that tjubutsi has Heroes, or he wouldn't suffer these problems with the mission. I can also imagine easily that he dies before even reaching the titan plains - there's that one nasty spot with 2 Rising Ashen and 3 Sparks just before the Seer. For some reason, I've almost always some henchs and heroes die there. Would be worse for someone without heroes and interrupts.
If you still have problems with this mission after the advice and another try, I think I'm willing to try to help you through this. Give me a holler @ "Lytha Velour" later today.
29-08-2007, 16:16 #9tjubutsiGuest
thanks all for your advise going to try now (i have heroes (many)(warrior btw )()
30-08-2007, 14:47 #10tjubutsiGuest
why does every one says it is so simple, i still didnt get it past the sparks :(


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