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Orwell Park Observatory
Orwell Park School, Nacton, IP10 0ER
This popular open evening offers a guided tour of the Victorian Observatory, you'll learn about it's history and the instruments used there. If weather permits you'll observe through their impressive Tomline refracting telescope. A small donation is asked for, payable on the night, to help with running costs. Note that toilet facilities are limited and the observatory can only be accessed via a spiral staircase. Early booking is absolutely essential due to the popularity of these events.
- Event will involve stargazing and observing the skies through telescopes weather permitting
This event is being organised by Orwell Astronomical Society who should be contacted if you have any queries. We highly recommend you confirm this event is indeed going ahead before travelling. If you do attend it would be fantastic if you could let the organiser know you found them via Go Stargazing!
Please contact Orwell Astronomical Society directly for more details regarding this event or, if appropriate, contact the event venue.
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About the event
In Other Tongues: a conference and creative summit
conference June 7-9 2017
a residential short course June 10-14 2017
Dartington Hall, Devon UK
There was a time when meadow, grove, and stream,
The earth, and every common sight,
To me did seem
Apparelled in celestial light,
The glory and the freshness of a dream.
It is not now as it hath been of yore;—
Turn wheresoe'er I may,
By night or day.
The things which I have seen I now can see no more.
— Wordsworth (1804)
art.earth has a deserved reputation for curating special conference gatherings and other knowledge-sharing events. Our event this June, 'In Other Tongues' is no exception with its two distinct parts: an international gathering featuring artists, writers and thinkers from across the UK and well beyond and a five-day residential short course led by poet Alyson Hallett and writer-illustrator Mat Osmond, with special guest Alice Oswald.
'The mix of presenters and participants…resulted in very lively and friendly encounters, new faces, and idea, with plenty of space for conversations…This is down to what felt like a light touch programme, mixing plenaries with smaller groups, providing choice, and being able to find the space in between for a bit of personal reflection.' (Delegate at 'Feeding the Insatiable, November 2016)
The conference, from June 7-9, is held in the beautiful medieval courtyard at Dartington, one of the UK's more interesting centres for thought and creation. Keynote events at the conference include a talk by Prof. Wendy Wheeler who will introduce us to the ideas in her recently-published 'Expecting the Earth: Life/Culture/Biosemiotics' (Lawrence & Wishart). This opening keynote exposes many of the themes of the conference: that animals, plants, fungi, bacteria – the stuff of life – are far from being mere living machines, but are semiotic, interpretative systems. 'It turns out not to be so strange that humans have made art and song, because the nonhuman living systems from which humans have evolved are organised via structuring principles that are much more like art, music and poetry' she tells us. Prof. Wheeler will introduce this new world of biological, cultural, human and more-than-human living meanings that biosemiotics uncovers and explores – Wordsworth's 'mighty sum of things for ever speaking'.
The other keynote speaker is poet Alyson Hallett who will explore the relationship between the human body and stones: how we interact and how we communicate with one another. 'At many times in my life,' Alyson says 'a stone has acted as a compass and pointed me in a direction I might not have taken if I hadn't listened to it. What did this listening entail? What did I hear when I listened? Was it a stone language? Or was something in my own imagination drawn out by the stone?' Instead of seeking to identify answers, her talk will meander along probable and improbable pathways in search of a door that we can slip through and, if we're lucky, find something we didn't know we were looking for.
Many of the other presenters will explore this world of the non-human or more-than-human. We have brought together an eclectic collection of voices, forming an event that mixes the best of academic thought and tradition with the experiential and the experimental. Sound artist Tony Whitehead leads us into the sonic world of night-time and dawn-time; Felix Prater, Laura Cooper and Cherie Sampson lead us toward animal lives and our animal selves; Lori Diggle, Nancy Miller and Melissa Sterry amongst others remind us of the power of myth and story-telling and its continuing and new relevance; John Hartley leads us on to the river; others are materialists, guiding us to new insights of stone, field, water, fungi. Stephan Harding talks about the science of interspecies communication.
In addition to this rich array of speakers are an equally rich selection of hands-on small- group workshops. There are three sessions of workshops (11 in all) over the course of the three days, meaning that you can choose to participate in up to three workshops.
We will encounter languages familiar and strange, and we'll aspire to co- elaborate new forms of communication together through this unique gathering amongst the long, heady days of summer along the River Dart.
Learn more at inothertongues.info/about and register at inothertongues.info/registration
Following on from the conference is the residential short course (June 10-14) – 'In Other Tongues: intimate geographies, ecologies of conversation'. Taking the idea of geographical intimacy as its starting point this five-day residential course offers a special opportunity to explore how we relate to the poetics of place. A willingness to participate is more important than previous experience: we welcome anyone interested in creating new work, or bringing new light to bear on work that's already in progress. It's a chance to engage in practical, playful and serious enquiry into our experience of landscape and all things that inhabit it – from those that can be seen and heard, to those living in more in-between or imagined spaces.
Creative use of words form the core of the course along with image-making, voice and embodied exercises. We will work both indoors and outdoors as we deepen and attune more to ourselves and our experiences of place. Developing our ability to listen will be key to this process, as will remaining open, always, to the unexpected. There will be plenty of exercises to fire and inspire the imagination, as well as time to go exploring, to contemplate, to be still, to wonder.
Central to this short course is an approach of generous, vigilant enquiry, with ample time for reflection and sharing. There will be group workshops as well as opportunities for individual sessions with the tutors.
Learn more at inothertongues.info/short-course and register at inothertongues.info/registration. A very few places remain.


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That we should contend for the faith is without doubt a solemn responsibility placed upon the Church of all ages. None who read the New Testament Epistle of Jude can escape such a truth. Not only that, but it is not enough to simply contend, but we are asked to 'earnestly' contend. How many of us do that I wonder? How we contend, in what way that is, the talents and gifts we have that enable us to do so will of course vary. But contend we must!
"…… it was needful for me to write unto you, and exhort you that ye should earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints." Jude 3
Contend for the Faith – Our Common Salvation
The Faith, for which we are asked to contend is all that which pertains to our 'common salvation', and in Jude's own introduction to the Epistle, he speaks of "giving all diligence to write unto you of the common salvation", it is therefore essential that in our 'contending' we do not concentrate solely upon those controversial issues which cause damage and division in the church, but that our focus must always be on preaching the powerful soul-saving gospel of Jesus Christ. We need to tell men, women, boys and girls how to know that they are sinners and need a Saviour. We need to point them to Jesus Christ, the one who died and rose again that we, and they, might indeed have salvation, common indeed to all who will truly repent and believe.
Contend for The Faith – The Bible
However, in days such as ours, when the integrity of the Bible is increasingly under attack, in contending for the faith we must also point out error and false-teaching, and stand against it. Although we do not, or indeed should not, deliberately seek notoriety and unpopularity, we must be prepared for it. For in an increasingly secular age, those who make the Bible their sole rule of faith and practice are often misunderstood, and often spoken ill of, made out to be fools or fanatics.
All this then is a heavy burden we are asked to carry, but we do so, knowing that we bare the burden as Christians who seek to be truly biblical and who have a desire for the well-being of the true church, and purity of doctrine that we teach. We have a high view of Scripture, believing in its inerrancy and divine origin.
"All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness." 2 Timothy 3:16
Contend for the Faith – Doctrinal Indifference & Error
We live in days of tremendous doctrinal indifference, very much in a 'does it really matter' kind of age. Well, it does matter, and increasingly so. Sadly many churches are becoming more liberal in their teaching and practice. To be described as an evangelical church does not have the same strength of meaning that it once did.
Contend for the Faith – Perilous Times
The Apostle Paul, in writing to Timothy, in the early verses of 2 Timothy 3, could well be describing the perilous times in which we ourselves live. What then ought to be our response? Are we prepared to "earnestly contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints"?
This section will therefore will progressively address a range of matters, with articles on contemporary issues that are of importance and relevance in our day.


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President Barack Obama will unveil plans for a sharp reduction in nuclear warheads in a landmark speech at the Brandenburg Gate on Wednesday that comes 50 years after John F. Kennedy declared "Ich bin ein Berliner" in a defiant Cold War address.
A senior U.S. administration official said Obama, on his first visit to the German capital as president, would signal his desire to cut deployed atomic weapons by up to one third below the level achieved in the last "New START" treaty with Russia.
"The U.S. intent is to seek negotiated cuts with Russia so that we can continue to move beyond Cold War nuclear postures," the official said.
Fresh from a two day summit with Group of Eight leaders in Northern Ireland, Obama is due to speak at the Gate that once stood alongside slabs of the Berlin Wall that divided the communist East and capitalist West sections of the city.
It has been nearly five years since he last came to Berlin as a presidential candidate, attracting a crowd of 200,000 adoring fans at a speech in the Tiergarten park.
A lot has changed since then. After more than four years in office, Obama has disappointed some Europeans who saw him as a more progressive face of America compared to his predecessor, Republican George W. Bush.
But the Democrat leader remains popular in Germany, and he has forged a pragmatic – if not warm – relationship with conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, one of his closest European allies. Obama's trip gives her a boost just months before a German election.
The president will spend his day in meetings with Merkel, German President Joachim Gauck, and Peer Steinbrueck, the Social Democrat running against her this fall. Obama and Merkel are scheduled to give a press conference around midday, followed by the speech three hours later.
In 1987 Ronald Reagan, speaking on the other side of the Gate in what was then West Berlin, exhorted Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down this wall!". Kennedy delivered his celebrated "Ich bin ein Berliner" remarks 50 years ago at Schoeneberg city hall a few kilometers to the south.
Merkel forbade Obama, then an Illinois senator, from speaking in front of the famous landmark in 2008, arguing that this privilege was reserved for sitting presidents.
This year, to a crowd of some 4,000 government officials and students, he will stand in the Pariser Platz square on the east side of the Gate and call for Germans, Europeans and Americans to use their shared history of strong alliances to tackle pressing problems of the 21st century.
Those challenges included nuclear arms control, climate change, counterterrorism, and promoting democratic values beyond the Western world, Obama's deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters aboard Air Force One on the flight to Berlin Tuesday evening.
"This is the place where U.S. presidents have gone to talk about the role of the free world," Rhodes said.
Separately, the senior official said on Wednesday that Obama would pledge to work with NATO allies to develop proposals on reducing U.S. and Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Europe.
He is also expected to announce that he will host a nuclear security summit in 2016 to work on the issue of securing nuclear materials and preventing nuclear terrorism.
Obama met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G8 summit, signing a new agreement on nuclear nonproliferation to replace a 1992 pact that expired on Monday.
The talks between Obama and Merkel are expected to focus on the wars in Syria and Afghanistan, negotiations over a new EU-U.S. trade pact, and revelations of a U.S. spying program dubbed Prism that has upset Germans wary of government surveillance after the trauma of the Nazi Gestapo and East German Stasi secret police.
"I expect the chancellor to raise this issue and seek answers," Ruprecht Polenz, a member of Merkel's conservatives and chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the Bundestag lower house, said of the Internet monitoring program.
Ahead of the visit, Merkel tried to play down tensions over the program, saying Washington's cyber-snooping had helped prevent attacks on German soil.
Obama, who is joined by his wife Michelle and their two daughters, landed in Berlin on Tuesday evening to a red carpet and honor guard welcome. As his motorcade swept through the city's wide streets, Germans lined up to watch and wave. One carried a huge American flag.
Not everyone was happy to see the U.S. leader, though. Media reports said anti-Obama protests could draw up to 5,000 people on Wednesday. The Pirates party, which campaigns for Internet freedom, has called for a rally at the Victory Column, where Obama spoke in 2008.
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- Send documents directly from Upsales to your contacts
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- Choose between multiple standardized Oneflow-templates
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- All contracts are viewable inside Upsales
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Start by creating your account at www.oneflow.com
In Oneflow:
- Activate Upsales in Settings > Add-ons
- Copy your token (to use later in Upsales)
- Enter your Upsales ID.
- The easiest way to find your Upsales ID is by checking the URL bar when you are logged in to Upsales. It should be a set of number looking something like this:
- Log in to Upsales and access the settings page in the top right corner.
- Go to 'Apps' and find the Oneflow app
- Under the settings tab, add your API token (from step 2).
- Enter your Upsales ID in the Oneflow Webhook field. (The same as step 3).


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Photoshop layer styles are a popular way to add effects, such as drop shadows and strokes, to layers in a non-destructive way. With the right knowledge and experience, any effect can be achieved. To achieve these effects, however, you need to understand what each setting does and how they can be combined to create a certain look. In this series by John Shaver from Design Panoply, we will explain every aspect of Photoshop's layer styles feature and show you how to unlock their potential.
In this article, Part 7: How to Apply the Satin Setting to Layer Style Effects, we will explain the settings behind Satin and the ways it can be used to create different effects. Let's get started.
The Uses For Satin
Satin is one of the more obscure settings within Photoshop Layer Styles, but if you know how to use it, you can create a few different effects.
In addition to creating a silk or satin look, it can also be used to add additional depth and even more realistic detail to glass and metal effects.
The Layer Styles Satin Dialog Box
Satin creates two copies of your layer, then offsets and blurs them to produce the final result. You may not be able to picture it, but it is easy to understand once you see it in action.
There isn't much to the Satin dialog box, and we have seen most of these settings before. All that's left to do is jump in and see how they interact with each other.
Blend Mode
The Blend Mode allows you to set the blending mode for your Satin, while the color box, expectedly, allows you to choose the color.
A good place to start is Linear Burn using the color black, or Linear Dodge (Add) using the color white. This will allow you to see how Satin works, while at the same time applying the most realistic looking effect.
If you are unfamiliar with how all the different Blending Modes work, I highly recommend checking out the Blending Is Fun Basix tutorial.
In the following example, using a white color with Linear Dodge (Add) as the blending mode lightens our text while using black with Linear Burn as the blending mode darkens it.
Our good old friend Opacity. A smaller number here makes for a more subtle effect and increasing the Opacity makes it more pronounced.
In the following example, you can see that a lower Opacity has a predictably more subtle impact on our final effect.
The Angle spinner sets the angle at which our Satin effect is offset from the original shape. You can enter a number in the box, or drag the line around using your mouse.
The following example may not be the prettiest, but it clearly shows how adjusting the Angle can change the look of your style. Used in conjunction with other effects, changing the Satin Angle can help you get more realistic looking lighting.
The Distance slider changes the distance that the Satin gets offset from our original shape. This is extra helpful when you are trying to create reflections for glass styles.
In the following example, you can see how slightly increasing the Distance of our white Satin effect gives us bigger reflections on our glass text.
The Size slider sets the blur size of the Satin. The larger the value is, the blurrier it gets. A modest Size value will typically yield the most realistic results.
In the following example, the lower Size setting gives the lighting on our cookie style a harder edge.
Contour curves change the falloff of the Satin effect. A linear or slight "S-curve" are the best to begin with. More dynamic Contour shapes can help you get more interesting reflective effects.
The Anti-aliased checkbox will smooth out any hard edges when checked, and the Invert checkbox will flip your Contour upside down.
In the following example, you can see how changing our Contour gives us a more reflective looking double highlight on our text.
Saving and Loading Default Settings
You can save and load default settings for each effect in the Layer Styles dialog box. By clicking "Make Default", Photoshop will store whatever settings are currently active as the new default settings for that effect.
By clicking "Reset to Default", Photoshop will then load whatever settings were last saved. This allows you to experiment and simply reload custom default settings if you want to start over.
One For The Road
Until next time, this free, exclusive layer style and accompanying .PSD will show you some clever usage of the Satin effect.
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If you are required to file a federal income tax return (Form 1040, 1040A or 1040EZ) and for any reason want more time beyond the April filing deadline, you can get additional time just by asking for it. The request is made on Form 4868, Application for Automatic Extension of Time to File U.S. Individual Income Tax Return.
Overview of the Form
Form 4868 gives you an automatic six-month extension of time to file your federal income tax return. (Depending on your state, filing the federal form may also give you an automatic extension for state income tax purposes.) Thus, for 2017 federal income tax returns that are due on April 17, 2018 (the usual April 15 deadline has been extended because of a legal holiday), the six-month extension gives you until October 15, 2018. By obtaining the extension, you avoid any late-filing penalties as long as you do file by the extended due date.
You don't have to give a reason for requesting an extension. You may want one if you have not yet received all the necessary information to prepare your return (e.g., you haven't received a Schedule K-1 from a trust in which you are a beneficiary). If you are self-employed, obtaining a filing extension gives you until the extended due date to set up and fund a SEP retirement plan. (For more on SEPs, see Business Owners: How to Set Up a SEP IRA.)
The form is half a page and does not require any date or signature. All you have to provide is:
- Information about you. This is done in Part I: Identification. Include your name, address, Social Security number and, if applicable, your spouse's Social Security number.
- Information about your income taxes. This is done in Part II: Individual Income Tax. Provide a good faith estimate of what you think your final taxes will be. Subtract from this your total tax payments for the year from withholding and any estimated taxes. If your estimated tax liability for the year is greater than your total tax payments, you have a balance due.
If you show a balance due you can make a payment as described below. You aren't required to make a payment as a condition of obtaining a filing extension.
For the extension to be effective, you must make your request no later than the original due date of the return. No filing extension can be granted after the April deadline. The form can be submitted on paper (to the address in the instructions for the form) or filed electronically. (Left it too late? You may be interested in reading You Missed the Tax Return Deadline: Now What?)
Paying the Balance Due
Obtaining a filing extension does not give you more time to pay your taxes. Interest and penalties on unpaid taxes begin to accrue on the original due date, even if you obtain a filing extension.
If you send a paper Form 4868 to the IRS, you can send in a payment of some or all of the balance due. The more you pay, the less your interest and penalties will be. Instructions on the form tell you where to send it, along with your payment. If you file Form 4868 electronically but want to send a payment by mail, send a copy of the e-filed form along with your check; the form acts as your voucher in this case so your check will be credited properly to your tax account.
If you file your form electronically, you can also make an electronic payment via:
- Direct Pay, which is a transfer from your bank account to the IRS with no fees.
- Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS) , which is another free payment system. This system requires registration.
- Credit or debit card through an IRS-approved payment processor. This method entails a convenience fee charged by the processor: a flat fee for debit card transactions or a percentage of the taxes for credit card transactions.
Special Rule for Taxpayers Out of the Country
A two-month filing extension is automatically given to a U.S. citizen or resident who lives outside of the U.S. or Puerto Rico, or whose main place of work is outside the U.S. or Puerto Rico, or who is in the military or naval service on duty outside the U.S. or Puerto Rico. Thus, the 2017 return is not due until June 15, 2018. Such individuals do not have to request this two-month extension.
However, if these individuals want even more time, they must complete Form 4868 and check the box on line 7 of Form 4868 indicating they are "out of the country." By doing this, there is an additional four months to file without any late-filing penalty.
The two-month automatic extension does not apply to someone on vacation outside the U.S. Anyone anticipating being away on the filing deadline and who needs more time to file should submit Form 4868 before going away, or have a tax-return preparer submit the form.
Nonresidents filing Form 1040-NR or 1040NR-EZ who cannot file by the due date should also file Form 4868 to obtain a filing extension. However, the same two-month automatic extension applies if the person did not receive any wages subject to U.S. income tax withholding (check the box on line 9 of Form 4868 to indicate that this condition applies).
The Bottom Line
If you can't file your federal income tax return on time, simply ask for a filing extension. If you don't, you face a penalty of 5% of the amount due for each month or part of the month your return is late. If your return is more than 60 days late, the minimum penalty is $135 or the balance due, whichever is smaller. You may be able to escape penalties by showing reasonable cause, but why go through this bother? Ask for the extension before the filing deadline.
See also: The Purpose of IRS Form 1065, The Purpose of IRS Form 8949, The Purpose of IRS Form 5498, The Purpose of IRS Form 941 and The Purpose of IRS Form 2848.


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There are so many 3.2 news items right now, it seems almost a shame not to write about them.
On the other hand, I hate writing about PTR changes. Here one week, gone the next... so much for the buckets of words you spent on them :)
But I will say this, so far, I like the gem and profession changes (although I wish the Alchemy perk had been beefier). I like the token changes, badge changes and the new druid look (but I wish holy priests wouldn't get nerfed). I like the possibility to extend the raid lockout.
I don't especially like what I'm reading about the new raid instance. If I understand correctly, it will be basically a ring-style event rather than a proper instance. Now don't get me wrong, I like beating difficult boss fights (right now my guild is wiping on phase-2 of Yogg-Saron and I'm loving every minute of it :P). But I also love a dungeon's atmosphere, I loved it that SSC and TK and Karazhan and Molten Core and BWL and AQ (20, never did 40) etc. each had a unique look and feel and that as you progressed inside you not only saw new bosses but also new interesting rooms opening up. The instance would draw me inside and the feeling of being in an epic place enhanced the pleasure of fighting epic battles. Let me put it this way, would the Ragnaros fight had felt half as epic if you hadn't had to make your way to the very center of a huge underground cavern full of molten flowing Lava? If all you had to do was enter a bare round room and poof he would appear in the middle of the simple dirt floor?
The trash clearing up to bosses is also part of the challenge of an instance and while I never liked too much trash, too little trash is also I think problematic. No trash at all is just not appealing to me and I think ultimately detracts from the fun of the raid.
What can Blizzard do to spice-up the new "ring-of-blood raid"? Maybe have the look of the room change when the boss appears, so that you actually got a room with different size, LoS mechanics, etc. for every fight. Even better would be if at every "stage", the raid started out not directly fighting the boss but at the beginning of a small instance with a short distance and a small amount of trash to clear before getting to the boss room.
But in my nightmares I dream it will be none of the above, that instead we'll get a simple arena, dirt floor and all, and bosses appearing out of thin-air, completely devoid of atmosphere, lore and setting, like giant pinyatas ready to shower epics if only the raid can get the tactics right... if that becomes the new end-game raiding instance I fear I will lose a big part of my motivation for raiding :(
There I go, writing buckets of words about un-released content that is sure to change 10 times between now and release... so I think I'll stop now :)
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Thinking of the new 3.2 Raid Instance
There are so many 3.2 news items right now, it seems almost a shame not to write about them.
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
Ulduar-10 Hard Modes
Apart from the regular Ulduar-25 runs during weekdays, my new guild also does Ulduar-10 runs during the weekend. Sometimes it is 2 groups, usually a strong "A" group (who have cleared Ulduar-10) and a much weaker "B" group.
Last weekend there were not enough people for 2 such groups so there was only one group, a mix of people from both groups. Since there was pretty good firepower and healing, we took on some hardmodes and achievements.
XT - we managed to kill him within I think 200 seconds or something like that. Very nice DPS, even I as a healer helped a bit :)
Hodir - we went for getting him down within 3 minutes, did a very good job with the crit buff but we were just 6 seconds short - I blame it on the fact that I had to heal all the time so couldn't help the DPS :)
Freya - we went at first right to the biggest challenge, taking her down with all 3 adds up. The complexity and intensity of the ensuing fight has to be experienced to be believed, I seriously have to say I didn't feel as challenged since trying OS+3. As a healer, the amount of stuff I have to do and be aware of is way above a normal Freya fight. Unfortunately, I was suffering from lag and DC issues (which in fact I have been suffering from for the last week or 2) all evening, and a healer not there 100% means an almost sure wipe in this fight. Nor was I the only one with such problems, plus we also started with an under-geared OT who was simply impossible to keep alive when he was tanking the 3 big adds. Well to make a long story short, after quite a few tries the RL decided to give up, we took down one of the adds and proceeded to 1-shot Freya+2. I guess all those attempts on Freya+3 helped us learn the fight well :)
We continued to Mimiron however it was too late to do anything serious with him so we just did normal mode, no hard mode for him. After Freya+3, one-shotting Mimiron seemed almost easy :)
I read in another blog that hard-mode fights were just "gimmicks", or "more of the same (boss abilities)". Having experienced first-hand some of them, I have to say that this is only partially true. At least so far for Council, Freya and (from what I've read) Mimiron, this is plain wrong. In addition, while there is nothing different about the Hodir fight mechanics when you are going for hard-mode, execution becomes everything and this does change the fight - it's no longer enough to beat the enrage timer, you now have to really execute perfectly in order to beat the much harder 3-min timer. If good fight execution isn't a test of hard-core raiding, then I don't know what is :)
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Running Molten Core
Last night there was no raid scheduled and I decided to pursue an old dream of mine, try to get the legendary Thunderfury for my DK. What set it off was a friend telling me he wanted to work on his reputations and mentioned a few names, including Hydraxian Waterlords.
So my friend (on his rogue) and myself (on my DK) started out to Molten Core. Neither of us had the required object to douse the runes but we figured we would get all bosses except the last 2, he would get rep and the bindings for the sword have a chance to drop from bosses before the last 2. However it turned out that Blizzard have changed it, now when a boss is killed his rune automatically goes out, so we would clear MC.
When we got there, I found out my DK was not attuned to MC so we quickly did the ATC quest (took us all of 5 minutes). Luckily for us as it turns out, a druid friend decided he wanted to come as well. He is boomkin specced but he healed us a lot and really without his healing we would have wiped a lot more so I'm glad he came.
As it is, we did manage to wipe, 2 times due to silly stuff and once due to wrong tactic. The first time we wiped was trying to take out Shazzrah before Geddon, instead of course we pulled both her and Geddon and a patrolling hound at the same time, plus I got lag spike at the same moment (but we would have wiped even without the lag).
Second wipe was when I pulled Geddon while rogue was AFK, I and the druid forgot that Geddon does a magic debuff on the raid that burns mana and without a paladin or mage to remove it, the druid's mana was gone in a second. Without healing on me and too low DPS, I died with Geddon still at 50% health (rogue came back to find himself dead :)).
Third wipe was on Majordomo, we thought the healers would be a problem so I suggested the druid go bear, taunt one healer to him far from the pack, quickly take him down with the rogue and so on, while I tank the rest of the pack. Well that turned out not too good, especially as I DC'd mid-fight. Also it turned out it was not a problem at all to AoE down the entire pack.
So after that wipe we simply AoE'd the entire pack down, with the rogue using reduced-healing poison and interrupting heals where he could and we quickly won the fight too.
Ragnaros actually was a bit harder than I expected, not because of the boss (he hit like a wuss) or adds - we took him down after only 1 pack of sons and the sons ofc we AoE'd down within seconds of them spawning. The problem was, I had never before been at Ragnaros as melee/tank so I didn't know where to stand, and the knockbacks he did threw me in the air so high that I took considerable falling damage every time I landed on ground. Thankfully the druid was able to heal me through it and eventually the rogue found the right place to stand so that I fell into the lava every time. TBH I don't remember the tank and melee getting thrown around like that at level 60, but it's been a long time and I played a mage back then so I didn't pay too much attention to melee positioning.
All in all it was a very nice full-clear of MC, we did it 3 people in about 2 hours, including 3 wipes which we could have easily avoided. Of course we ran past most of the trash instead of trying to kill them, as that really would have taken too long. It was a fun evening, a little bit of a challenge and brought back a lot of nice memories (just before the Ragnaros pull the druid goes "ok no pulling now before you give us 15 minutes of tactics", that set me lol-ing, we really did have some of the longest tactics sessions back at 60 on Ragnaros :)).
No bindings of course, but enough gold to cover the repair bill and then some - not really good gold/hour but than, that wasn't the purpose. Oh, and my DK got the Molten Core achievement, which is nice :)
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Running Ulduar-25 with the new guild
Here are some impressions from the few runs I've done so far with my new guild:
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There are quite a few great articles on the Internet about how to make your Raspberry Pi into a a digital picture frame from a hardware standpoint, but I haven't found a good set of end-to-end instructions for the software side. I decided to go down that journey myself. I didn't want to have to keep a copy of my images on a USB drive (or the Pi's SD card). I just wanted the frame to pull images from our desktop where the wife has already spent time organizing and touching up the photos.
At first I had the Pi doing all the image processing (resizing to make things fit on the display plus a simple web interface) but found that it just couldn't keep up with processing and displaying a new image (from a large-format JPEG) every ten seconds. The images were frequently appearing corrupted. So instead I wrote some Python code that runs on my Windows desktop to stage the images for the Pi. Then all it has to do is grab them and display them.
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I woke up to blue skies and the sun shining. And we're so cool we had actually planned rugby in the park. Although the rugby wasn't necessarily my idea. I don't know why we even bothered with the rugby actually. All we ended up doing with it was writing on it. Caroline's brother now thinks we met Brian O'Driscoll, Ronan O'Gara, Doug Howlett, the Pope (Joe), and some 'girlz' today who all signed his rugby ball. Anyway.
We met for a coffee in town first, and my loyalty card was full so I had an amazing large cappuccino in CCR, and it tasted even better due to its free-ness. We walked to town, got to the park, stopped for me to be abused about my blog, my non-existent hipster-ness, and me as a person in general. And of course some snacking on cookies.
We went and spent the afternoon on a bench by the river having tiger loaf and cookies and tossing the rugby ball a few metres when we felt like it. We also had a stroll up to the Shaky Bridge and intimidated passers-by. And it was just like summer again, what with the sun and us actually being able to 'hang' in an outdoor area. I also made Aisling take pictures of me so I can do a clothes post once I get my hands on the photos so you can be waiting in anticipation for that..


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Recollections of UB's 2008 Mid-American Conference championship season typically center on the offensive heroics – the passing of Drew Willy, the receiving of Naaman Roosevelt and Brett Hamlin, James Starks on the run through opposing defenses.
What tends to get overlooked is the instrumental role the defense played during the late-season charge that culminated with an upset of 12th-ranked Ball State in the conference title game.
UB's defense produced more turnovers than Sara Lee that season. It put its stamp on every major victory. It's worth remembering that it was the defense that got UB over the hump because this year's unit is exerting the same degree of influence.
Adam Redden set up an early touchdown with a strip-sack, Najja Johnson returned a first-quarter interception for a touchdown and UB steamrolled from there in pounding UConn, 41-12, before 20,952 at UB Stadium. It was the most complete and resounding conquest of an FBS opponent in the tenure of fourth-year coach Jeff Quinn and sends the Bulls (2-2) into next week's MAC opener against Eastern Michigan riding high.
"It's huge," said wideout Alex Neutz, the recipient of one of quarterback Joe Licata's career-high three touchdown throws. "It's such a confidence builder. From the second the game opened we dominated them. The defense got out there and forced turnovers, the offense heated up and we didn't look back from there."
UB took control of the game from the outset on the strength of its defense and special teams. Get this: the Bulls had one yard of net offense by the end of the first quarter and still led, 14-3.
"It doesn't matter how many yards you have, it's how many times you can strike in the end zone," said Bulls coach Jeff Quinn.
UB's defensive game plan wasn't hard to figure. UConn (0-4) has struggled on the offensive line, where it also has injury issues. The running game has been non-existent. UConn's recourse was to take to the air, but UB brought numbers on the rush to make life uncomfortable for quarterback Chandler Whitmer, a junior with the ability to carve a secondary if given adequate time, and receivers (his main target, Shakim Phillips, was out with a hamstring injury).
Instead, Whitmer spent much of the half on the run or on his back. He completed just 10 of 24 throws, was picked off twice and sacked five times – twice by Redden, twice by defensive end Beau Bachtelle and once by Khalil Mack. UB's first touchdown, a 5-yard pass from Licata to tight end Mason Schreck, was set up by Redden's strip-sack and recovery that set up the offense at the 8.
"Honestly, I had a bet with Khalil Mack that I'd have more sacks than him," said Redden, a senior from St. Francis. "If I lost I had to give him a free haircut. And if he lost he owed us wings. I just came off the edge, the ball just came out and I was hoping to score. But I'll take the sack-strip and recovery."
The second TD resulted when senior cornerback Johnson read Whitmer's eyes, stepped in front of receiver John Green and returned his second interception of the season 33 yards for his first career touchdown. Johnson led the MAC with five picks last year.
"I knew that route was coming so I was sitting waiting on it," Johnson said. "He threw me the football and I took off running. I trusted my coaches and made the play.'
"It felt great, especially after that first drive and seeing Adam get the strip-sack," Johnson said. "We were all fired up and we knew from there it was going to be a special day."
A second Chad Christen field goal brought UConn within 14-6 early in the second quarter but from there UB's offense got on a roll. Neutz took a quick slant from Licata, burst between defenders and covered 54 yards before Branden Oliver ultimately took it in from the 5 for his second TD of the season and a 21-6 lead. Oliver missed UB's last start with a sore knee.
The lead continued to grow. Defensive end Colby Way did a perfect Steven Means impression when he blocked Christen's 48-yard field goal attempt. Johnson returned the block to the UConn 36 and four plays later Licata arched a perfect pass to a streaking Neutz for a 22-yard touchdown and a 28-6 advantage. Licata (10 of 19, 177 yards) connected with Fred Lee on a similar throw for a 36-yard fourth-quarter touchdown.
UConn managed its only TD late in the first half when Lyle McCombs went over from the 2, capping a seven-play, 75-yard march. The Huskies were shut out from there as UB went a second straight game allowing just one TD in regulation. It's been quite a reversal since that 70-13 loss at Baylor in the second game of the season.
"That speaks volumes of the leadership on that side of the ball," Quinn said..
And it's bearing some resemblance to 2008. UB forced 33 turnovers that season and was a plus-19. This season the Bulls have forced nine and have scored 41 points off opponent miscues.
"And it gives your offense confidence because even when your offense is on the sideline you're not sitting on the sideline," Neutz said. "You're up watching your defense because you know any second they're going to make a big play."
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Doug Larson of Barbell Shrugged was in our box! I have watched hours of TechniqueWOD. I think about him every time I row (because of TechniqueWOD, not because of my huge crush on him.) It pains me that he's not on the new podcast episodes. I recently started rewatching the old episodes because I missed his voice.
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The first step to solving most problems is admitting that you have one. Apple has a growing coal problem, and once they come clean about that, they can start applying their renowned innovation to solving it. Unfortunately, Apple has been less than forthcoming about the source and amount of energy that will be needed to power the iCloud. Now, Greenpeace has found new evidence (a permit application and permit) that provide additional clarity on Apple's iCloud plans, and clearly shows that the company's coal problem is on a trajectory to grow far beyond what Apple is currently willing to admit. Greenpeace International released a report two weeks ago, "How Clean is Your Cloud?", that evaluated Apple and 13 other tech companies on steps they are taking to reduce the use of dirty energy used to power their data centers. Some companies, like Google and Yahoo, are showing commitment to clean energy, but Apple received poor grades in all categories, including transparency, and for investment and construction of data centers that are powered mostly with coal power. Because Apple and many other companies do not disclose the amount of power their data centers use, the report used estimates of electricity demand based on conservative industry benchmarks for power demand. We estimated Apple's new iDataCenter in Maiden, North Carolina would draw 100 MW of power at maximum capacity, most of it from Duke Energy, a company which uses coal from destructive mountaintop removal mining. Our estimate was driven primarily by the $1B USD investment Apple had committed to this new facility, and also informed to a lesser extent by the massive size of the 500,000 sq ft building. We showed our estimates to Apple during production of the report, but Apple declined to provide its own figures on its electricity demand. After we released the report, however, Apple immediately began trying to downplay the amount of electricity it will buy from Duke by saying publicly that its intended capacity for the iDataCenter is only 20 megawatts, far less than our estimate of 100, and on-site renewable energy would provide 60% of its power needs, making Maiden the "greenest data center ever built."While we wish this were the case, given the scale of investment Apple has already committed to, and the dirty energy Duke Energy is currently planning to offer Apple, the iCloud data center has a coal problem that is only going to get worse unless Apple demands better.Apple's growth plans revealed:Public documents filed with local officials indicate that Apple has plans significantly beyond the 20 megawatts (MW) it has been willing to admit to its customers.New information from the North Carolina Division of Air Quality, released today by Greenpeace, shows that Apple has applied for and received permits for 24 backup diesel generators that would provide the iDataCenter with 54 megawatts (MW) of electricity. 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But Apple's diesel permits show that the company clearly is in a position to continue to expand and increase the power demand of its Maiden iDataCenter, and that expansion would be fuelled by dirty coal from Duke. We also know that 41 MW is not the upper limit of Apple's planned expansion in North Carolina. When Apple first committed to build the iDatacenter in Maiden, it was reported that a second identical facility was part of Apple's long term plan on this site, and in fact the contract that Apple negotiated with the city of Maiden and Catawba County, NC, explicitly allows Apple to invest another $1B USD – double Apple's initial commitment, with the same tax incentives. That means that Apple could potentially build an entire other data center in Maiden that would also be powered by Duke's coal. For its part, Duke can hardly hide its excitement at the prospect of more Apple investment. According to Duke Energy, Apple is "the type of customer where the meter spins and spins at an exponential pace." That quote, and others from Duke about how Apple will be one of Duke's top 10 customers in North Carolina, was mysteriously pulled from Duke's web site recently.What Apple should really be doing: Apple should be more transparent about its plans for North Carolina, and how it intends to address its growing coal problem. Thankfully, there are good role models for Apple. Rackspace, for example, another cloud computing company, discloses the amount of electricity demand – both current and projected – for all of its data centers. There are plenty of solutions for Apple to start taking real steps to move away from coal. Apple can use its market power to push Duke Energy to provide clean energy options and stop the use of mountaintop removal coal. Apple should follow or exceed the lead of its Silicon Valley and North Carolina neighbor, Facebook, which has committed to set a policy to build future data centers in locations that have access to renewable energy and to lobby the utilities which provide it power, such as Duke, for more access to renewable energy.Apple is known for its innovation. It should be leading the technology sector in a way that only Apple can. To do that, they need to come forward with their solution to their coal problem.
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NEW DELHI -- FTII students were joined today, by students from other universities here, in a day-long symbolic hunger strike outside I&B Ministry's office against Gajendra Chauhan's appointment as Chairman and the agitators threatened to hold rallies across cities to mark 100 days of their stir.
Students from FTII, Pune, Delhi University, Jawaharlal Nehru University and Jamia Millia Islamia squatted on the road outside Shastri Bhavan which houses the I&B Ministry and were forcibly removed by the police who claimed that they had not taken prior permission for the demonstration.
12 students were detained. "They had no prior permission to stage any sort of demonstration. The detention has been done considering law and order issues," a senior police officer said.
Sakshi Gulati, an FTII student said, "Our students are on hunger strike. Some have already been hospitalised but there has been no response from the government which shows that they do not care for students at all". "Arun Jaitley can tweet about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to (Mark) Zuckerberg, but he cannot talk about our issue," she said.
Asked about whether the issue is being politicised, another FTII student Kislay said, "It is the government which is saffronising FTII and other institutes. We have appealed to all political parties to extend their support to our cause." Kislay said that the agitating students will hold a similar strike in Mumbai tomorrow and in Patiala on the 18th of this month. "On the 19th, when the agitation will enter its 100th day, nationwide protests will be held. In Delhi, the protesting students will carry out a rally from Mandi house till Jantar Mantar," he said.
"We have also invited people from the artistic community in Delhi who will participate in the rally on 19th," Kislay added.
The strike by students of the prestigious Film and Television Institute of India entered 96th day today with academic activity on the campus at a stand still since June 12th in protest against the appointment of Chauhan, a BJP member, best known for playing the role of Yudhishthir in epic TV serial Mahabharat.
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The ability to program your DVR from any Internet connected device is becoming a common service for satellite, cable and other video providers. That's why it shouldn't be a huge shock to learn that DISH Network is now offering a similar service of their own. The DISH Network Remote Access Service will allow subscribers to set recordings remotely in addition to being able to view and manage in real time.
The DISH Network Remote Access Service will be available to subscribers with a broadband-connected ViP(R) Series DVR. Compatible ViP(R) Series DVR's include the ViP(R) 722k, ViP(R) 722, ViP(R) 622 and ViP(R) 612 HD. The ViP(R) 922 HD DVR, available later this year, will also support the service and will even include integrated Slingbox technology to allow remote viewing of live and recorded television programs.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
Shred It or Dread It: FAIL
But I'm over it. I've decided I'm having a good time whether I have any jiggly bits or not.
So I've purchased the swimming costume (tm Holly) above and I'm going to rock it. (Top here and bottom here from Lands End. Super cheap.) Sure, I look a 35-year-old mom of two who works full-time and can't quite get her act together to get in the shape she wants to be in, but if that's who I am, then so be it.
I'm going to have fun, not worry about holding in my stomach, and enjoy some fruity drinks and Mexican beer with my dearest friends. I can't wait!
9 comments:
- Catholic Runner said...
I love this suit. Seeing that I've been rockin the chubby girl suit for the last 4 years, each year thinking it has to be the last year and I'll be thinner next year, I may have to order this.
Have a great time on your trip. Remember alcohol makes everyone feel thinner....
- July 20, 2009 at 10:18 AM
- Natalie said...
I'm sure you look fabulous in your bathing suit. I've always though that once you hit a certain size you shouldn't wear a bikini. It sure didn't stop me from rocking one this past week at the lake. Yeah, my middle is a little soft & my thighs touch. But my hubby seems to like it & I feel comfortable in it (mostly).
Go have fun & don't worry about the jiggly bits. : )
- July 20, 2009 at 10:19 AM
I really like that suit. Have fun on your trip.
- July 20, 2009 at 11:06 AM
- Rachael said...
Have a great time!
And, that's what I always say, shopping is easier than losing weight and an almost equal pick me up! =)
- July 20, 2009 at 4:36 PM
- Cory said...
OOOOHHHH I SO LOVE YOU!!!!! You make me laugh!!! I cannot wait til MEXICO!!!!
- July 20, 2009 at 4:51 PM
- Multislacking Mama said...
Guuuurl, you is lyin' to yo-self. I saw you Monday and you look awesome. Very fit and fab.
- July 20, 2009 at 8:55 PM
- Cathryn said...
No one will notice any giggling on you--they will be way too distracted by the awful man-thongs.
- July 21, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- MDO said...
I love this suit! I have one also from Land's End that's regular straps instead of the halter. Swim mini's are WONDERFUL for hiding my jigglies! Have a GREAT vacation in Mexico! Tell Mr. Sasha that we'd love to have the kiddos over if he needs a break!
- July 21, 2009 at 6:13 PM
- WPMomOf2 (jen) said...
relax, have fun, don't worry about the swim suit!
- July 22, 2009 at 9:55 AM


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