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SAN FRANCISCO - Today Ubisoft announced that Michael Jackson The Experience for the Wii system from Nintendo, the Nintendo DS family of hand-held systems and the PSP (PlayStation Portable) system is now available in North America and will hit the EMEA store shelves on November 25th (November 26th in the UK). Michael Jackson The Experience for Wii makes learning to dance like the ultimate pop icon fun and accessible for everyone. With multiplayer mode on Wii, fans are never alone – up to four players can get in on the performance and everyone is able to sing with Michael Jackson using the on-screen lyrics. Rated E10+ by the ESRB, Michael Jackson The Experience for Wii has an MSRP of $49.99 and $29.99 for Nintendo DS and PSP system.
"Michael Jackson's artistic legacy influenced countless fans around the globe," said Tony Key, senior vice president of sales and marketing, Ubisoft. "Michael Jackson The Experience gives the fans who have always dreamed of dancing like the King of Pop the unique opportunity to learn his awe-inspiring dance routines and signature moves as they groove to his greatest hits."
Also today, Ubisoft revealed the full Michael Jackson The Experience track list:
- Bad
- Beat It
- Billie Jean
- Black or White
- Dirty Diana
- Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough
- Earth Song
- Ghosts
- Heal the World
- In The Closet
- Leave Me Alone
- Money
- Remember the Time
- Rock with You
- Smooth Criminal
- Speed Demon
- Streetwalker
- Sunset Driver
- The Girl Is Mine
- The Way You Make Me Feel
- They Don't Care About Us
- Thriller
- Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
- Who Is It
- Will You Be There
- Workin' Day and Night
- In addition, "Another Part of Me" will be offered as an exclusive Walmart track
A special edition glove, reminiscent of the iconic glove worn by the legendary Michael Jackson during his most memorable performances, is available while supplies last and further enhances the magic felt by the King of Pop's fans as they learn the dance steps that take them through the environments inspired by his ground-breaking music videos and stage performances. For those seeking the ultimate challenge of learning Michael Jackson's performances step-by-step, the MJ Dance School offers a real dancer to teach the routines.
The game is also available to pre-order for Kinect for Xbox 360 and PlayStation Move motion controller for the PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system, both scheduled for release in early 2011.
For more on Michael Jackson The Experience, fans can join the official Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/MichaelJacksonTheExperience.
About Ubisoft
Ubisoft is a leading producer, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment products worldwide and has grown considerably through a strong and diversified line-up of products and partnerships. Ubisoft has offices in 26 countries and has sales in more than 55 countries around the globe. It is committed to delivering high-quality, cutting-edge video game titles to consumers. For the 2009–10 fiscal year Ubisoft generated sales of 871 million euros. To learn more, please visit www.ubisoftgroup.com.


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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker men's soccer team shut out regionally ranked No. 1 Flagler College 3-0 on Wednesday (Oct. 30) night in a non-conference soccer match. With the win the Cobras improve to 8-5-2, extending their winning streak to three matches.
The Cobras first goal of the match came in the 27th minute when Daniel Jackson sent a cross into the box and Matt Taylor blasted it home. Just nine minutes later the Cobras struck again. This time it was Noah Gulley that sent a header into the upper left corner off a cross from Taylor, giving Coker a two-goal advantage heading into halftime.
Coker wasted little time in the second half as Jackson netted his team leading 10th goal of the season off a pass from Chris Martin in the 58th minute.
From then on it was all defense for the Cobras. They shut down a very explosive Flagler team holding them to just three total shots, none of which were on frame. On the other side of the ball, Coker only took four total shots, scoring on three of them.
The next match for the Cobras will be on Saturday (Nov. 2) at home versus Brevard College. It will be the final regular season match for Coker. Kick-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. following the women's match at 4:30 p.m. It will also be senior day for the Cobras and during halftime of the women's match coach Paul Leese and the Coker men will honor their 10 seniors with a special ceremony.
McDonald's Players of the Game – Daniel Jackson and Matt Taylor

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By Marc Livitz: Nate "Galaxxy Warrior" Campbell has provided the boxing world with his fair share of memories over the years, yet many had began to question whether or not at age forty he could continue to fight at a competitive level. The answer was delivered by unbeaten Canadian fighter Kevin Bizier this evening at the Bell Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The two met for the NABA as well as the vacant IBF Inter-Continental welterweight title. Bizier pressed the action and Campbell eventually retired on his stool and cited back problems at the end of eight rounds.
Bizier was slightly the busier of the two in round one. Nate was constantly looking to loop around the guard of his Montreal foe by way of his right hook. The two combatants fought in close quarters in the second. Campbell was trying to break down the guard of Bizier in the hopes of splitting it in order to land the elusive uppercut. He was forced onto the ropes a bit in round three. Tie up sessions in the center of the ring were followed by heavy shots in spurts. Still, it was the Montreal fighter whose output level may have had him in the lead as the third came to a close.
He continued to take the fight to his older opponent in the fourth. Campbell's replies were slowing. Kevin Bizier was close to having free reign and caught the fighter from Jacksonville flush with a straight right midway through round five. Jabs had also found their way to the target. Nate still found a way to fight back in the sixth until he found himself the subject of a solid left hook from Bizier. The age difference of nearly thirteen years as well as Campbell making his first attempt in the welterweight division began to tell the tale.
The doubling and tripling of the left hook was what Kevin Bizier offered to open the seventh round. Still, Campbell did what he could to agitate his foe. He stuck out his tongue. He peered into the eyes of the Montreal boxer even though he had been soundly bested to this point. Round eight involved considerably more close in contact. More of the episodes of tying up and then concluding with some flashes of action. Each fighter was visibly gassed. The bell sounded to begin the ninth and Nate Campbell did not rise to continue the action. The Florida fighter complained of back issues. Kevin Bizier outworked the former lightweight world champion to no end and it is anyone's guess as whether or not fans will see the "Galaxxy Warrior" in the ring again.
Kevin Bizier wins by eighth round TKO and stays unbeaten at (20(14)-0). Campbell suffered his tenth defeat in his first contest as a welterweight and fell to (36(26)-10(3)-1, 1 NC).
Co-Main Event Report
"Laham Tops Asselstine"
Two undefeated lightweights from Canada treated those in attendance at the Bell Centre to a fine co-main event. In a contest of Montreal versus Toronto, Baha Laham outlasted Tyler Asselstine in a fight in which Laham was offered with four days to spare.
From the opening bell, the less than one week notice which Laham was given was certainly noticeable. Tyler Asselstine took the fight to his cross provincial neighbor by way of his overall aggression and constant pressure. He willfully landed quick right jabs from his southpaw stance and followed them up with left hooks to the head and body. Laham seemed a bit out of sorts. The unbeaten Montreal fighter's lone highlight of the second was a double left hook, as his counterpart from Toronto continued to pile on the punches and complemented this with some steady lateral movement. In the third round, Baha did his best to push forward, yet at times it meant he would walk straight into Tyler's body shots. Laham was doing his best to negate the five inch height advantage his opponent held. Asselstine was clearly up at the end of the first quarter of the contest.
The fourth saw the gradual tiring of Tyler Asselstine. He was no less aggressive, yet he was leaning in a bit more and dropped his hands at times. Laham's corner felt the cards were slowly being stacked in their favor. Each fighter was feeling the onset of fatigue in round five. The Toronto boxer threw more punches with his arms as opposed to from his body and his foe from Montreal continued to move forward. The sixth was much of the same. Asselstine's power shots grew wider and Laham kept looking for the big one to land as he stood squarely in front of his adversary. The seventh was no different. The difference in height and whatever upper hand which had previously existed was gone.
Through seven rounds, Laham had only thrown six jabs which paled in comparison to Asselstine's staggering two hundred plus. Nevertheless, the fighter whom (on paper) was in the lead was clearly punched out through eight and round nine would be new territory for both fighters in their respective careers. For the first time in the contest, Tyler put on the backpedals just a bit. He still may have won the round because he simply did more. Each side exhaled heavily as they took their time to rest for the tenth and final period. These two gentlemen fought their hearts out this evening. It was a marathon and not a sprint. There were no surprises in the last stanza. The decision was left to the judges. Perhaps it was one of the hometown variety. 95-95, 96-94 and 96-95. A majority decision for Baha Laham as he improved to (11(4)-0-1), while Tyler Asselstine was dealt his first defeat and fell to (12(7)-1).
Undercard Results
Steven Harvey SD4 Stephane Tessier – Heavyweight
Steve Rolls UD4 Ahmad Selemani - Super Middleweight
Didier Bence UD6 Joey Dawejko – Heavyweight
February 8, 2013
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UK property owners are being warned about a rogue Property Management agent, Maria Lazaridou, whose Larnaca-based company gives access to villas and apartments without the owners knowledge and which has even allowed casual 'tenants' to walk away with the contents.
An investigation revealed that Demorilo office manager, Costas Vorias, let out a property owned by an English family without their permission, and that when the 'tenants' left they stole contents of the apartment and left the property uninhabitable.
When asked to comment, Mr Vorias claimed he had informed the owners that he had tenants available to rent the property. However documents reveal that this was only after Demorilo had been exposed when the owners faced huge utility bills which alerted them to the fact the property was being used. No contracts were agreed before the occupation.
When asked why no references were presented to the owners, (a commitment made by Demorilo in its contracts with property owners), Mr Vorias said bluntly, "If we had to get references every time we let a property we'd never find anyone to rent them". He went on to confirm that he knew the whereabouts of the thieves and said he would make a report to the Police, but he has avoided doing so.
Mr Vorias claimed he had NOT informed the Cyprus Police of the theft of the contents at the time, because he "hadn't noticed anything missing", despite Demorilo's claim to undertake an inventory of contents before a property is let and again after tenants leave.
The property owners are pursuing Demorilo through the courts due to the company's contractual negligence and for fraudulently using their Cyprus property without giving their permission.
The Company Secretary, Maria Lazaridou who claims to have 30 years experience in the property industry, refused to comment on the family's claims and was unable to provide evidence of the company's registration with the Cyprus Real Estate Agents Association, or of their obligation to carry insurance.


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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
* Painted Rainbow Doily Bag Tutorial
This was a collaborative project the girls and I did together.
It was one of those projects I came up with in my head and it actually worked!
We worked on the bags this winter and spring
and now that the weather is warm, we have cute new bags
for our knitting projects, library books, shopping, and the pool!
Lately, I've been spotted toting this one to Walmart for groceries
and to the library to stock up on awesome picture books for summer break!
So do you want to make your own? (Meg Duerksen, I know you do!)
Here's how we made them (Psst....they're easy!)
I started by setting up the girls with newspaper, a tray of water,
and some acrylic paints in the art studio.
("C" did a practice one with a paper doily and watercolors
before I let her at a regular doily.)
You should probably use fabric paint but this was all we had in the house at the time
and we're not planning to wash them much (or ever...)!
Here's "E" working on hers.
I mixed up batches of acrylic craft paint with lots of water --
see that black dish to the left - the bottom is full of water and I just
dropped a blob of paint in it...we used our brushes to stir and dilute
the paint and water mixture
to get it to a consistency that we liked.
(I'm sorry this isn't a more scientific recipe for you.)
Starting in the middle of a cotton doily, we painted one color at a time
with a tiny paint brush poking the paint into all of the little
nooks and crannies to really saturate the color before moving to the next ring of color.
New brush for each dish of paint/water.
It will bleed a little - it's cotton so you have to watch your water and not
get your brush too saturated.
Err on the side of using the water with more paint in it...
Work your way around the doily, with rings of color
making sure to get the paint all the way into the doily for each color.
It's more like dabbing and poking the paint into the doily than brushing it.
We got our doilies from the craft store (JoAnnes) and I had a few vintage
ones I picked up with a huge linen stash from Freecycle.
See how the colors bleed and mix like tie-dye?
I love it!
The colors will be very vivid while it's wet.
It will take a day or two to dry because the doilies are cotton
and super thirsty -- they drink up a lot of water and take a while to dry out.
Leave it on the paper while it's drying but lift it gently when you're done
so it doesn't stick to the paper too badly.
It will lighten a bit when it's dry.
It will also be stiff like a little lacy rainbow frisbee.
I picked up these cute green and blue (and natural) pre-made
canvas bags in the craft aisle at Walmart - they have them at any craft store.
Or you could sew your own if you're so (sew) inclined!
Or...just up-cycle a bag in your stash -
everything's cuter when you add a doily and a rainbow!
When the doilies were dry, I just pinned them to the front of each bag
and zipped them through my sewing machine
Just a basic straight stitch with red or orange thread to hide in the doily
about 1/2"-1" in from the edge of the doily all the way around the circle.
Super Easy and Super Cute.
These are my favorite grab and go bags now!
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Labels: Color Wheel, Create, Doily Fun, Homemade Gifts, Paint, Sewing Fun
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We're already well aware of the fact that Nicholas Kirkwood is an overachiever (especially after our tour of the the accomplished footwear designer's studio back in February), but we still can't help but be blown away at the scope of his latest collection for fall '13. Not only are there 50+ styles, but the designer has also run the gamut of shape, color, and material. We're particularly impressed with his new sculpted heel, which appears on both his booties and his pumps, adding color variety as well as an optical illusion that makes the eye view the heel as thinner than it really is.
Sticking to a few of his signature graphic stripes and lace-up styles, this collection proves that Kirkwood is not just on a roll as the reigning master of women's shoes, he's continually upping the ante for the whole field. As usual, we can't wait to see what he does next (and get our hands, or more accurately feet, on those striped, T-strapped netted numbers — swoon).


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Davidson students Spencer Wilson '13 and Ashley Parker '14 have been selected to conduct biomedical ethics research at the Mayo Clinic this summer as the college's first-ever Vann Fellows. The program was created last summer through a generous gift from Davidson alumnus Jim Vann '50 and Lee Stanton Vann, who also were the main benefactors of the college's Vann Center for Ethics.
The Fellowship award is $5,000 for up to 10 weeks of research under the guidance of mentors in the Mayo Clinic's Program in Professionalism and Ethics.
Because he plans to earn an MD degree, Wilson looks forward as a Vann Fellow to gaining a more thorough understanding of ethical issues in medicine. He noted, "My medical education would not be complete without a strong foundation in medical ethics and an understanding of the moral principles which should inform the conduct of all medical professionals."
He continued, "The ethical landscape of medicine is ever-changing as new technologies and treatments are developed. It is the job of bioethicists to apply moral principles and concepts to these developments so that medical professionals can be better informed about their proper and ethical use."
Wilson, who lives in Wilmington, N.C., has taken several Davidson classes that deal with biomedical ethics. An economics major with a minor in chemistry, he has also conducted biomedical research with Davidson Professors Kristie Foley and Verna Case. He holds the Crenshaw Premedical Scholarship, and has been inducted into the Alpha Epsilon Delta premedical honor society.
Sophomore Ashley Parker of Warwick, R.I., who is studying abroad this semester with a Davidson program in Tours, France, has a particular interest in genetic testing and therapies, stem cell research and in vitro fertilization. She said, "The Vann Fellowship presents an amazing opportunity to learn how ethics research is conducted. There is only so much you can learn in a classroom and books. I don't think anyone can fully understand how to practice medicine in an ethical manner until you're in the field making an ethical decision with a patient."
A French major with an academic concentration in Medical Humanities, Parker also hopes to become a doctor. Her interest in medical ethics was spurred when, as a high school volunteer at a prenatal clinic, she was suddenly charged with comforting a young pregnant woman whose fetal child was diagnosed with multiple defects. "As a future doctor, I want to be educated in the field of bioethics to help my patients make informed decisions on their treatments," she said.
Parker is president of the Davidson equestrian team, and volunteers at Hind's Feet Farm, a facility for persons living with brain injury. She is also active in the French Club, Bioethics Society and Methodist College Fellowship.
In 2007 Jim and Lee Stanton Vann provided the endowment that created Davidson College's Vann Center for Ethics, and they view the Mayo fellowships as another way to promote the study of ethics by Davidson students. Jim Vann said, "Davidson students are committed, capable folks who will make the world a better place. The fellowship program provides for cooperation between Davidson and the Mayo Clinic that will be beneficial for both institutions."
The Vanns have been appreciative patients and ardent supporters of Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., for nearly a decade. Mayo Clinic is a nonprofit worldwide leader in medical care, research and education. It employs about 56,000 medical personnel and researchers from every specialty who work under a philosophy of "the needs of the patient come first." More than a million people every year go for care to Mayo Clinic facilities in Rochester, Minn., Tampa, Fla., and Scottsdale, Ariz.
Davidson's Vann Center for Ethics at Davidson arranges and conducts Ethics Forums for members of the college family and surrounding community. The center also maintains a blog titled "On Balance" at ethics.davidson.edu, and Center director David Perry teaches one ethics-focused course per semester.


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Universal Studios has filed a copyright lawsuit against Los Angeles-based adult film production company Smash Pictures.
It claims material from EL James' best-selling trilogy Fifty Shades of Grey, which has sold more than 60 million copies, was directly lifted.
It said Smash Pictures used dialogue, characters, events, story and style for Fifty Shades of Grey: A XXX Adaptation.
Universal, which has bought the film rights of the trilogy, said it is "a rip-off plain and simple".
"The first XXX adaptation is not a parody, and it does not comment on, criticise, or ridicule the originals," it said.
The lawsuit was filed by both Universal and James' British company, which owns the copyright to the novels first published in 2011.
It seeks unspecified damages, an injunction and aims to recoup any profit from sales of their adaptation.
Two subsequent movies by Smash Pictures were reportedly in production, claims Universal.
Smash Pictures has yet to comment on the legal action.
Universal, which acquired the film rights for a reported $5m (£3.1m) in March, is currently developing the authorised film version of the trilogy with Focus Features.
Kelly Marcel, who wrote science fiction TV series Terra Nova and a forthcoming film Saving Mr Banks - which stars Tom Hanks, Emma Thompson and Colin Farrell, has been enlisted to pen the script for the trio of films.
The casting of EL James' protagonists Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele, is yet to be announced although Drive star Ryan Gosling has been rumoured in the lead role.


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Designer Advice: The Bathroom as a Room
Over at COCOCOZY, L.A. Designer Alison Blumenfeld shares her thoughts on what makes a bathroom an inviting space to spend time. She has some fresh ideas to consider when renovating your bath...like even placing the tub in the bedroom!
With her clean and classic style, Alison Blumenfeld of Blumenfeld Interiors makes for a great source when seeking advice on remodeling a bathroom. At COCOCOZY, she contributes some of her favorite inspirational images of luxurious and restful bathrooms and suggests considering "the bathroom as a room" when rethinking your space. Some highlights from her post include:
"[The bathroom] should transcend the trappings of traditional materials and take on the feeling of a room. There are so many ways to accomplish this from the very extreme: placing the tub in your actual bedroom or having a large enough bathroom to create a lounge area in it; to the very humble, by simply adding personal touches like in any other room."
"Try looking for things in a different finish to your bath hardware, or in a different style. Ditto for the mirror while it often feels right to pair a polished nickel mirror above a polished nickel faucet, it can often be better to place a wood or gilded mirror in its place."
"I think the most important thing is to get personal. Unlike a living room where the goal is to entertain others in, this room is strictly for you. Add personal photos, art that means something to you, use your baby cup to hold q-tips, anything that makes you happy. This is after all where your day begins and ends..."
For more great images and advice on re-imagining your bathroom, read Alison's guest post in full at COCOCOZY.com
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March 23, 2013
The St. Regis, Bal Harbour
Tom describes meeting Angie, a former business colleague, as a "once in a blue moon" chance. Which is why he timed his beach proposal in the Bahamas for Labor Day weekend, 2012—the only blue moon of the year.
For a charming touch full of family love, each level on the dazzling Antonio Bachour-created seven-tier cake represented one of the couple's five daughters, with a different flavor and filling picked out by each girl. The top and bottom layers were a napoleon mix of all of the other five layers, which represented the couple.
The ceremony was held on the resort terrace overlooking the ocean, where Angie also surprised her groom with a fireworks display at the outdoor cocktail reception. Later, guests enjoyed tunes provided by the band Love Tribe—the drummer is a friend of the couple—and watched Angie and Tom's first dance to "My Wish" by Rascal Flatts. –Photography by Maloman Studios


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This unforgettable excursion will have you travelling along the coastline on the Sir Francis Drakes Highway to the famous Pussers Landing where you can browse in the quaint boutiques. After your 30 minutes stop, drive to Capoons Bay, Apple Bay and Carrot Bay then you will ascend about 900 feet above sea level between the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. Enjoy the stunning views and the different shades of the beautiful water.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — A group of Wilmington realtors took time to make a difference in the community, today, by donating food to Mother Hubbard's Cupboard.
The Wilmington Regional Association of Realtors collected money and food during a year-long campaign called "Feed ILM." The association donated $5,500 of purchased foods and two new freezers to the pantry.
Association president Sherri Pickard said food is always needed in the community, which is why they started a campaign to collect it. The organization's more than 2,000 members assisted with donations.
"It's this time a year when you're thinking about people and the needs and you want to make sure that you're contributing, to the extent that you're able to help everyone have a blessed holiday season," said Pickard.
This is WRAR's first year doing to donation campaign, but Pickard said they plan to continue it for next year.


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The Greatest Fashion Campaigns of the Decade, Part I: 2000-2005
Pick up any fashion magazine and you're inundated by campaigns: usually a beautiful, thin woman dressed immaculately, photographed in some glamorous way. But what separates a truly great campaign from the hundreds that clog women's glossies every season? It's simple: a great campaign makes you forget that you're being advertised to. When a great model, a great photographer and a great idea come together, the results are something we remember for years. This is Part I.


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|Chamber of Mines Building, Johannesburg, Victorian Architecture, Market street. [1]
|City Engineers Department, Johannesburg. Layout of the Central Portion of Mofolo Native Township, Klipspruit. No 49. 16/9/1953. Chief Architect: G Slade. NAD 53.177 Survey. Drawing: K75. [1]
|Clinic Building, Kenya [1]
|Detail for wall treatment sections & elevations. Drawing 10.1. Watercolour paints & pencil on paper. [1]
|Detail showing main flight of stairs to Market Street South and positions for lettered stones, drawing no. 2. Ink & coloured crayon on butcher's paper. [1]
|Detailed section of plan. drawing no 10. Coloured ink on canvas. [1]
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For years, legislators haven't obeyed the budget rules they've created for themselves. University of Rochester political scientist David M. Primo explains why in his forthcoming book and even offers a provocative way of handling the problem: a constitutional conventionthe first since 1787.
To be published Oct. 1, Rules and Restraint: Government Spending and the Design of Institutions takes an in-depth look at the incentives legislators have to flout budget rules. Primo offers timely insight on government spending just weeks after former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan blasted President George W. Bush and Congress for a lack of fiscal discipline in his new memoir. Oct. 1 is also the day Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson expects the nation to hit the national debt limit, $8.965 trillion.
In his book, Primo offers an explanation for why legislators don't deal with the fiscal challenges facing the country. Losing future elections because they failed to bring home government funding is more motivating than the benefits the whole country could gain by sticking to a stricter budget and reforming programs like Social Security and Medicare. Primo points out in his book that some states have laws that prohibit that behavior.
"Unfortunately, immediate, short-term temptations override long-term goals," Primo said. "Members of Congress are just responding rationally to the re-election incentive."
Reforms have failed because they are rife with loopholes and often only apply to new spending, while old, already approved spending programs go unchecked. Some legislators are masters of manipulatingand even ignoringlegislative procedures when their own budgetary rules prove inconvenient.
But while the federal government has struggled with this problem for decades, Primo says many states haven't. In a study examining 30 years of state spending data, he found that states with strict balanced budget rules enforced by an elected state high court spend less than states without such rules in place.
This is evidence, Primo says in Rules and Restraint (University of Chicago Press, 216 pages $20), that the states should consider mounting a national constitutional convention. He says it would offer Americans a unique way to police the budget process.
A constitutional convention can be called by two-thirds of the states, and budget rules could be placed into the constitution if approved by three-quarters of them, Primo notes. Scholars have debated how such a convention would proceed and Primo calls for a careful consideration of the pros and cons of a convention.
Even if it never came to pass, the threat of a convention might prod Congress to enact meaningful budget reform.
Primo acknowledges that this solution may sound extreme, but also says most states have budget rules in their constitutions.
"This may seem like a radical step, but I would argue that these are radical times," he said.
Primo, assistant professor of political science at the University of Rochester, also authored The Plane Truth: Airline Crashes, the Media, and Transportation Policy (Brookings Institution Press, 2003). That book examined governmental responses to plane crashes and was co-authored with Roger Cobb of Brown University.
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Friday, August 29, 2008
Extreme Makeover: Balance Tree Edition
This post is entirely based off of Blue posts on the forums and off of the WotLK Beta talent calculator. None of these changes have been seen in an actual Beta build yet. Also, there are like to be more changes to come. Most of the raid viability changes released yesterday are not in the talent calculator yet.
Note: 1. I am only going to review talents that have changed in relation to the last beta build. Talents like Natures Reach are still different then the current live build, but have not changed in the beta at all. 2. I obviously haven't had time to run a lot of numbers for all of the changes. In most cases this is my first impression of the situation.
Calculator Changes:
Tier 1
Natures Grasp - This is no longer a talented ability. It is being converted to a trainable spell with a 100% proc rate (src). I suppose this change is good, but it doesn't have much of an impact on me. I have never been a big fan of it so making it trainable does nothing to reduce the tree's bloat in my opinion. I would never have picked it up anyway.
Genesis (New Talent) - Increases the damage and healing done by our periodic spells by 5%. Currently DoTs make up at most 25% of my DPS. So a 5 % increase in DoT damage would only increase my DPS by 1% - 1.25%. This is definately a bonus, but it isn't huge.
Furor (resto tree) - Increases your total Intellect while in Moonkin Form by 10%. Funny, this talent has no use for resto druids but it is in the resto tree. Anyway, this is a great change. It won't have a huge impact, but all of my points in the resto tree will now benifit my dps role. This means Moonkin are no longer forced to pick up useless talents anywhere.
Tier 2
Moonglow - Moved from tier 5 to tier 2. No real impact for balance, but it is great for restos.
Natures Mastery (Semi New Talent) - Was formally Focused Starlight and now includes a 4% crit bonus for Nourish and Healing Touch. Again, it has no real impact on balance but it is great for restos.
Control of Nature - Being combined with Natures Focus in the Resto tree. (src) It is primarily a PvP talent so it will have little impact on most raiding moonkin.
Tier 3
Nature's Splendor (New Talent) - Increases the duration of your Moonfire, Insect Swarm, Rejuvenation, Regrowth, Lifebloom and Flourish spells by 30%. First of all, this is great for restos. More duration = more healing. I am unsure how this will play out for Moonkin. This may be an expendable talent. In case you don't remember the Starfire glyph increases your Moonfire DoT by 3 seconds. Since Starfire will be cast in lest then 3seconds on average, it is techically possible to keep Moonfire up for quite a while without refreshing it. Therefore increase duration will have little impact. It will mean a lot more for IS. One other thing. How are they going to calculate the damage? Moonfire currently ticks ever 3 seconds. This talent increases moonfire's duration by 4 seconds. When is that lst second going to do its damage?
Natures Grace - Moved from Tier 5 to Tier 3. Again, no impact on moonkin but Phae over at Resto4Life likes it for restos.
Tier 4
Celestial Focus - The Push-back resistance is removed, but "increases your total spell haste by 3% For some reason I think there are a couple of ways to interpert this tool tip. Do I have a 15% chance at the haste buff or is it static? My guess is it is a static 3% spell haste buff, In which case this becomes a mush have talent. Since this is one of the talents that we currently don't spec into for raiding, this change increases our talent bloat.
Tier 5
Improved Insect Swarm (New Talent) - Increases damage done by your Wrath spell by 3% when the target is afflicted by your Insect Swarm, and Increases the Crit chance of your Starfire spell when the target is afflicted by your Moonfire. AWESOME NEW TALENT. I nice basic buff that synergizes with other moonkin glyphs and abilities.. It I think it favors Starfire due to the glyphs that extend MF's duration and it will make SF more mana efficent due to Mana on Crit. The great part is that it is decent for wrath also.
Edit: I have read some comments out on various forums that say this change isn't that great for Starfire and better for Wrath. Their reasoning is that a straight increase in damage will produce more damage then an percentage increase to crit. This is true. In fact the 3% increase to wrath damage will increase single spell damage by 3%. The 3% increase to crit will increase single spell damage by only 2.4%. However there is Natures Grace and Mana Efficency to consider. If you include Natures Grace and lookat it form a DPS stand point. The Wrath buff increases DPS by 3% and the SF buff increases DPS by 2.94%. If you look at mana efficency the mana efficency of SF goes up by 4.59% but only 3% for Wrath. All in all I think it is fairly well balanced, assuming that our mana pool can handle the additional casting due to Nature's Grace.
Raid Stacking Changes
The changes listed from here on out are not in the new talent calculater but were a part of the Raid Stacking posts made by Zarhym. None of these changes are listed on the talent calculator currently. In this section I will not only be evaluating the changes but how the Moonkin buff compares to the buffs it does not stack with. With that in mind I will speculate on which class is best at applying the buff and how this will affect Moonkin raid viability. Please remember that this analysis could be completely incorrect once we see how these changes take affect on a real beta build.
Tier 7
Moonkin Aura - There is no change in the Aura but it won't stack with Elemental Oath a new WotLK buff from Elemental Shaman. Both buffs provide a 5% increase in crit chance. The only real difference is Elemental Oath is currently target based and Moonkin Aura is an Aura. Therefore Moonkin Aura can be out ranged where as Elemental Oath cannot be.
Which is Better? - - Elemental Oath, because it is target based.
Moonkin Raid Viability: This is a reduction. The only plus is that elemental shaman are fairly rare in raid guilds.
Improved Moonkin Aura - It is now a static 3% haste buff as opposed to the 20% haste buff on crit for 8 seconds. This is actually a pretty big nerf. If we assume a standard crit rate of 25%, the old haste buff would be up 19% of the time. This would result in and average haste buff of 3.85%. As you can clearly see the old haste buff is significantly better then the new static 3%. Imp Moonkin Aura will not stack with Swift Retribution and Ret Pally buff. Both are Auras, but the Pally buff also comes with the regular Retribution Aura. It is generally considered to be a bad Idea to have Retribution Aura.
Which is Better? - - Slightly Moonkin Aura
Moonkin RaidViability: This is actually a decrease in raid viability when compared to the onld Imp Moonkin Aura, but guilds my find us desirable to provide this buff.
Improved Fairie Fire - No longer affects Melee or Ranged hit chance and competes with Misery from shadow priest for a 3% buff to spell hit.
Which is Better? - - Misery by far. Shadow priest will apply it using their normal DPS rotations. For moonkin it is an extra spell that will cost us a global cooldown and reduce our DPS.
Moonkin RaidViability: A big reduction in moonkin raid viablity. There is now no reason to spec Imp FF if you have an Spriest in raid.
Earth and Moon - Now affects all spell classes and increases spell damage by 13%. It competes with Ebon Plaguebringer from Unholy DKs and Curse of Elements from warlocks.
Which is Better? - - There is some debate over this. On one hand, CoE not only increases damage but also lowers resistances resulting in higher damage. With the resistance CoE is best. On the other hand Ebon Plaguebringer and EnM will be applied during normal spell rotations, and it allows the warlock to use a damaging curse. With out the spell pen on CoE, EnM and Ebon Plaguebringer are better.
Moonkin RaidViability: Who knows how prevelent Unholy DKs will be in raids. This could be an increase if they do something about the resistances, but right now it is a reduction
What does this mean for Moonkin Raiding?
First of all, the raid stacking changes are bad for moonkin over all. All of our best buffs can be applied by a mana battery class, a superior DPS class, or a class with other unique viability. Moonkin raiding is obviously not dead, but moonkin will have a hard time finding 25 man raids unless Moonkin DPS is improved relative to pure DPS classes.
The new talents have made the Bloat issue a whole lot worse. The number of talents usable by moonkin has increase from 76 in the current live build, to 92 in the old beta, to 95 in the new beta. To make matters worse, blizzard eliminated several of the useless talents in the Balance tree and replace them with decent talents. I could easily spec in to 86 talents, but I will have only 71 points. That means I will have to skip 15 good talents.
Blizzard has said that they are looking into the bloat and will shave some points off, but I don't think a few is quite enough. It is clear to me that there is still quite a bit of work to be done.
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Hey just wanted to say I love your blog.
About raid stacks, Moonkins CAN provide different buffs in FF, IFF, Moonkin Aura, Imp Moonkin Aura, Insect Swarm, Earth and Moon (and Motw). This isn't a huge deal in 25 man raids because like you said Moonkins are either equal or worse than another class's buffs but keep in mind the added emphasis on 10 man raids in WOTLK, you're getting a ton of utility if you spec for it and can allow more DPS classes instead of bringing another utility class. Not sure how it'll play out but it's something to keep in mind. For instance even though Misery is better than IFF, Moonkin might be more viable for the raid because of everything else they bring while a Shadow Priest really doesn't bring anything now. Earth and Moon would free up a lock for another curse, etc.
- September 1, 2008 at 1:45 AM
- Cdin said...
I completely agree that these changes are good for 10-man raids and moonkins who want to raid 10-mans. What are the chances that a 10-man raid is going to have a Unholy DK, Elemental Shaman, Ret Pally, Warlock, Shadow Priest, and Resto/Feral Druid? I think the answer is slim to none when you consider you will also have to have 1-2 tanks, and 2-3 healers. Moonkin will definately have a spot in 10-mans.
Plus, 10-mans aren't going to be the more serious raiders. Real serious raiders are going to stick with the 25-mans for the superior loot and greater prestege. So if 10-mans are more casual, there will be less min/maxing and people will be chosen more on friendship then on utility.
From a 25-man stand point this could be disastrous for moonkins. Phea made a good point on her blog about how raids are going to be built in WotLK. Raid Leaders are going to come up with a templete of how to acheave all of the needed utility. They are going to go down the list and find the best way to get all of the buffs. Then they are going to pick the tanks and healers they need. This will provide them with their core raid group. The rest of the raid will be filled based upon one stat alone, because all of the other bases are covered. That stat is DPS. Currently Moonkin do not stack up well in terms of DPS against the more pure DPS classes. That could definately change, but right now we are behind the pack.
So that sums up the moonkins situation with 25-man raids. Our utility can and in most cases probably will be applied by another class. Our DPS lags behind other pure classes if played and geared equally well. Put these things togeather and you get few options for 25-man raiding by moonkin.
- September 2, 2008 at 11:47 AM
- Merlot said...
Interesting to read your take on the raid buff changes. As a shadow priest, I look at the changes and wish I were a druid! I think we've both got the shaft with the spell hit buff, but I would kill for earth and moon. Thirteen percent? Misery used to be 5%... Overall, I think we're in the same boat. Both classes are in need of serious dps love if we are to compete for raid spots in Northrend.
- September 3, 2008 at 9:13 AM
- Cdin said...
The recent changes to raid stacking have a lot of people up in arms. It all really comes down to the fact that we each had our own turf, and now other classes are stealing some of that turf.
Shadow Priest have quite a bit to worry about in my opinion, but I think they are a little bit better off then Moonkin. Here are some of my thoughts.
1. Misery - Some are saying going from 5% damage to 3% hit is a nerf. In my opinion, if it is a nerf it isn't a big one. For most Caster DPS Hit is better then Damage. So it is quite possible that 3% hit is fairly equivalent to 5% damage.
2. Raid Specs - Shadow priest have a fairly clear raid spec. They can pick up all of the core raid talents easily. Moonkin on the other hand have to make several hard choices, skipping several talents that buff our basic raid viablity.
3. Applying Misery - Misery will be applied by your normal DPS Casting rotation. You don't have to do anything different. Faerie Fire reduces our DPS because it uses a global cooldown. Plus it takes points away from other talents that would increase our DPS.
4. Earth and Moon is increadably bad for 25man raids. It is not equal to Curse of Elements. The spell pen alone on CoE is a significant chunk of raid wide DPS. CoE will still be the buff of choice, so there is little reason to spec into EnM.
5. On top of all that Spriests are still mana batteries. The michanic may have changed but it will still be highly valued in raids. Given the changes to Potions, this may be the most important roll in a raid.
The only real problem shadow priest have is their damage out put. They have lost utility, but they have a very clear spec. Once blizzard tweaks your DPS (as the recently said they are going to do) you should be fine.
Moonkin on the other hand have significant issues with there spec, with DPS output, and we don't have a core utility like a mana battery.
- September 3, 2008 at 3:47 PM
I think we'll be fine because the only other class that provides the passive 3% haste on the moonkin aura is the paladin but that's deep in ret so we still have some utility =O
- September 3, 2008 at 4:08 PM
- Cdin said...
Improved Moonkin Form is the one bit of utility were we might have an advantage, but don't count on it. Ret Pallys have been Buffed majorly in WotLK. It is likely that their DPS will be scaled back a little bit, but they could easily be DPS leaders in the expantion. It is quite possible that every raid will seek a ret pally because of awesome DPS, plus there utility. Don't for get they are also mana batteries now.
The advanteges of Imp Moonkin Aura is the lack of reflective damage. Most raid leaders won't want that to go raid wide. Plus both buffs are Auras. In movement fights it will be quite possible to out range the buff, so having two in a raid might not be a bad thing.
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The only way I can make sense of it is star #1 (the hidden one) is a person. He/she begs that that person does not take away (metaphorically) his/her own guiding? star.


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Freedom to Live Addictions Conference
Top HeadlinesDate: July 6, 2007
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: 269-471-3558
From July 12-15, Andrews University will host the "Freedom to Live" Addictions Ministry Conference, part of the 18th annual Summer School of Addictions. This conference will offer people the opportunity to learn how to build ministry skills as they deal with those struggling with addictions at church, school, or community. The conference is being held by the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists Health Ministries Department, in partnership with the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary and the Institute for Prevention of Addictions at Andrews University. It will take place in the Howard Performing Arts Center on the Andrews campus.
The program will focus on how addictions develop and how to start church and community-based prevention and recovery programs. Addictions experts presenting this year include: Keith Miller, Jerry Unser, Paul and Carol Cannon, David Williams, Kiti Freier, Evelyn-Cole Kissinger, Vicki Griffin and 25 others.
A variety of workshops will take place, including "Brain on a Binge: Finding Freedom from Food Addictions;" "Cyber-sex Addictions;" and "Tobacco-Has the Challenge Changed?"
Academic or continuing education credits are available. Andrews students can register for academic credit online at "Registration Central." All others go to Addiction Ministry to register for the conference. For more information, contact Derri Hanson at firstname.lastname@example.com or Cindy Clark at firstname.lastname@example.com.