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MAUI, Hi. — Blue sky and blue water define this island paradise, and two incredible one-hour excursions bring you closer to both.
As if riding in a submarine isn't bucket-list cool enough, diving some 40 metres to the ocean floor to peer into the world of coral reefs and sunken ships is one of those life memories that will stay with you forever.
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The adventure begins in the harbour of Lahaina (pronounced 'La-High-Na'), the one-time capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii that in the 19th Century hosted the global whaling industry. The town of 11,000 is the most tourist-oriented place on the island, with its main street teeming with T-shirt shops, art galleries and waterfront restaurants. We fuelled up for our undersea adventures on fantastic fish tacos at an oceanside table at Kimo's, a fantastic spot for lunch, dinner or just drinks.
A five-minute walk from Kimo's had us at the Atlantis dockside kiosk, where after posing for a family photo for an Atlantis photographer, we boarded a launch for a 15-minute ride to rendezvous with our awaiting sub.
Once we arrived at the predetermined spot, the sole vessel on the surface was the Atlantis support ship, a tugboat named Roxie.
The speakers aboard our launch then came to life with a three-way conversation between our pilot, the Roxie and the still-submerged Atlantis. This was in order to provide the sub pilot with information that the coast, in this case the surface, was clear for surfacing. With no periscope — only official Navy subs are allowed to have these eyes from the deep — and no top-facing windows, the sub pilot cannot see what is above him so the two surface ships must be his eyes.
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From there Roxie moved in to tie up with the sub, followed by our launch moving in on the other side. Front and aft hatches opened and a beaming sub-load of camera-clutching tourists emerged and boarded the launch. Once they were all aboard, it was our turn to step onto the sub deck and climb down the ladders to our awaiting adventure.
Submarines have a notorious reputation for being cramped affairs, a claustrophobe's worst nightmare, but our sleek steed was anything but.
We stood totally upright as we made our ways to our seats, which ran down the centre length of the interior, each positioned directly in front of a large view porthole some 2.5 inches thick.
Joining us was a crew of three, including pilot Ken Cherry up front, tour guide AC Regier and a crewman positioned in the stern.
Once we were all in place, we watched out the port holes as the launch and Roxie untied from the sub and cleared away.
Then the on-board speakers came to life with a command to "Dive, Dive, Dive," accompanied by a horn blast familiar to anyone who has watched a black-and-white Second World War submarine movie.
And with that we slipped underwater, the seas around us churning from the vertical thrusters pulling us down.
From there, AC Regier took over the mic and proceeded to provide an informative, and humour-filled, soundtrack to what we were experiencing and seeing.
The descent to the ocean floor and life-teeming reefs was fairly uneventful, as very little ocean life resides between the surface and the reef, but once the coral beds came into view, so too did hundreds of fish of many sizes and colours. Regier, in his native Nebraska accent, pointed out some of the more exotic species — moorish idol fish, candy-stripped squirrel fish, peacock-coloured parrot fish, trumpetfish, spiny puffers — providing insightful facts about them and their interaction with the other fish. On more than one occasion, one of the kids aboard squealed in delight, "Hey, there's one from Finding Nemo!"
We then cruised from one reef to another, with nothing but sand, and the odd coral-encrusted ship anchor, in sight. But the first sign of fish meant we were about to come across another reef.
Then out of the gloom came the vague impression of a ship, and within seconds the Carthaginian tall ship filled our viewing port holes. This replica whaling ship was sunk to the depth of 95 feet by Atlantis submarines in 2005 to provide an artificial reef for marine life. On this particular afternoon, no divers were on the wreck, but it is one of the more popular dives in Maui.
After about 45-minutes of scouring the ocean floor, to a maximum depth of 131 feet, it was time to return to the surface, and soon we were crashing through the water and climbing out for the return trip on the launch.
One final treat was in store, however. With the launch and Roxie safely away from the sub, the speakers of our vessel crackled to life again, and the familiar 'Dive, Dive, Dive' and horns sounded, and the Atlantis slipped below the surface to take another load of adventurers on a once-in-a-life time voyage.
Fifteen minutes later, we were back on the dock, scratching another item off our bucket-list. Ride in a sub? Check.
(Rates start at $99 for an adult and $35 for a child under 1, who must be a minimum of 36 inches tall. For more info visit www.atlantisadventures.com)
Blue Hawaiian Helicopters
Having explored the depths of Maui, it was now time to take to the air for a bird's-eye view of the magical isle.
A couple of days after our sub adventure, we drove north 30-minutes from the Fairmont Kea Lani in Wailea to Kahului, Maui's largest city and home of the airport and heli-port. Both volcanoes were obscured by cloud cover, and drops of rain splattered our rental car's windshield as we pulled into the Blue Hawaiian Helicopters parking lot.
Blue Hawaiian is the only helicopter tour company operating on all four principal Hawaiian islands, and offers a fleet of state-of-the-art helicopters, including Eco-Stars and A-Stars.
Our chariot would be the former, and with seating for five plus the pilot, it provided an air-conditioned ride par excellence.
Only trouble was the weather, with those pesky clouds putting the kibosh on our original plan for the one-hour full island tour, the highlight of which is flying over the 10,000-foot high volcano Haleakala, its eight-kilometre height from sea floor to summit making it one of the world's tallest mountain.
Instead, our pilot and bona fide tour guide, Mike Thatcher, charted a course along the northwest corner of Maui then across the channel to the island of Molokai, with a return trip along the southwest coast of Maui then north back to the heli-port.
One benefit of the rain this particular morning was that the waterfalls hidden in the lush green valleys on both islands were, in Mike's word, "pumping."
As we smoothly hovered into valley after valley on both Maui and Molokai, we caught numerous glimpses of waterfalls descending to the lush green valley floor.
Just as our sub guide AC provided insight and context into the ocean depths, Mike provided great information on what lay below us, from the geography to the history to the fauna.
And while we didn't get a chance to see the volcano crater, we did fly over the incredible sea cliffs of Molokai, the tallest such cliffs in the world and ones used in the movie Jurassic Park III. The cliffs were created 1.5 million years ago when the northern half of Molokai broke away in a catastrophic collapse, an event that also created a mega-tsunami.
Further west we hovered near a one-time leper colony, with Mike pointing out a nearby small island on which lepers were dumped with their belongings and told to swim to the colony. Three ancestors of the original inhabitants still live on the peninsula, themselves disfigured by the disease and choosing to live out their lives in isolation.
Though we scanned the waters between Maui and Molokai for whales, we didn't catch sight of any. But this month through March is whale season, and according to Mike, on many days it is "whale soup out there."
Our hour tour came to a conclusion too soon, but upon landing we gladly paid the $25 for a CD video capturing our entire trip, with four on-board cameras recording what went on outside and in the cockpit of the helicopter.
(Check out the beginning of the video online. Tours range in price from $148.50 to $495 per person. Visit www.bluehawaiian.com for more information.)


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OCS 2.3.5 Recommended Patches
The following patches are recommended for OCS 2.3.5.
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Applying Patches
Patches can be applied to the codebase using the GNU Patch Tool (available on most *NIX platforms, and as a free download for Windows-based systems).
Each entry below links to the Bugzilla record for the bug in question. Patches are linked from there. Patches against OCS should be applied with the -p1 option from within the OCS installation directory; patches against the PKP library should be applied with the -p1 option from within the lib/pkp subdirectory.
Note that security-related and other critical patches will be clearly identified as such; otherwise, patches should not be considered critical.
- Bug #6900: Submissions with tags in titles truncated to '...' in submission lists
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- Bug #8355: Director sorting by track leads to SQL error patch
- Bug #7544: Remove session_is_registered() function call
- Bug #8357: Director's Presentations sort by track erroneously sorts by submit date patch
- Bug #8396: File manager with path_info_disabled can explore outside files dir patch
- Bug #8400: Temporary file MIME type detection may fail with "file" tool fallback patch
- Bug #7402: Remove incomplete articles from Papers report patch
- Bug #8119: Fix submission acknowledgment blank email patch
- Bug #8226: Corrections to it_IT countries listing patch


text: MainSports & GamesBowling Listen BowlingThis page draws together bowling-related information for all of Special Olympics. The coaching materials and other links will help you get a good sense of how this sport contributes to Special Olympics. StoriesEventsGames Companionship through SportTen-pin Bowling commonly called "Bowling" in the US, is a competitive sport in which a player (the "bowler") rolls a bowling ball down a wooden or synthetic lane with the objectvie of scoring points by knocking down as many pins as possible. Although Bowling does not belong to the Olympic sports, it is among the most popular sports in Special Olympics. It is a particularly beneficial sport to people with intellectual disabilities, irrespective of their age or sports abilities, since it ensures physical exercise and at the same time participation and social integration. Plus, it's great fun!About This PageSpecial Olympics focuses on the individuality of each athlete so that coaches can train and encourage growth in skills and accomplishment. The coaching materials, rules and other resources on this page have been specially prepared for coaches working with people with intellectual disabilities. Coaching Special Olympics athletes calls for the same skills and experience that many coaches are familiar with. The extra information in our coaching guides about working with people with ID is what makes our materials helpful and valuable.


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A Gardener's Library: Vintage Books from the Bartow-Pell Collection
Saturday, November 16, 2013
12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
This event repeats every week on Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday between 9/6/2013 and 11/17/2013.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
This working collection is significant for the practical information, aesthetic guidance, and reading pleasure it gave early members. On view during public hours: Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, 12-4 p.m.
Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum in Pelham Bay Park
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Jane Hirshfield was born in New York City on February 24, 1953. After receiving her BA from Princeton University in its first graduating class to include women, she went on to study at the San Francisco Zen Center.
Her books of poetry include The Beauty: Poems (Alfred A. Knopf, 2015), which was long listed for the National Book Award; Come, Thief (Alfred A. Knopf, 2011); After (HarperCollins, 2006); Given Sugar, Given Salt (HarperCollins, 2001), which was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award; The Lives of the Heart (HarperCollins, 1997); The October Palace (HarperCollins, 1994); Of Gravity & Angels (Wesleyan University Press, 1988); and Alaya (Quarterly Review of Literature Poetry Series, 1982).
Hirshfield is also the author of Ten Windows: How Great Poems Transform the World (Alfred A. Knopf, 2015) and Nine Gates: Entering the Mind of Poetry (HarperCollins, 1997). She has also edited and cotranslated The Ink Dark Moon: Poems by Ono no Komachi and Izumi Shikibu, Women of the Ancient Court of Japan (Vintage Books, 1990) with Mariko Aratani; Mirabai: Ecstatic Poems (Beacon Press, 2006) with Robert Bly; Women in Praise of the Sacred: Forty-Three Centuries of Spiritual Poetry by Women (HarperCollins, 1994); and an ebook on Basho, The Heart of Haiku (2011).
About her work, the poet Rosanna Warren has said:
Hirshfield has elaborated a sensuously philosophical art that imposes a pause in our fast-forward habits of mind. Her poems appear simple, and are not. Her language, in its cleanliness and transparency, poses riddles of a quietly metaphysical nature...Clause by clause, image by image, in language at once mysterious and commonplace, Hirshfield's poems clear a space for reflection and change. They invite ethical awareness, and establish a delicate balance.
Poet Kay Ryan has praised Jane Hirshfield, saying:
She is that rare thing in contemporary American life, a true person of letters—an eloquent and exacting poet, first, but in addition the author of enduring essays and influential translations and anthologies. Now add to this a life on the hustings, bringing the good news about poetry to nearly every state of the union. Then further add her elegant ambassadorship for poetry in the greater world (think Japan, Poland, China) and you have something that satisfies the old sense of a person of letters—a writer who demonstrates in every possible way that this life matters.
Her honors include the Bay Area Book Reviewers Award, Columbia University's Translation Center Award, the Commonwealth Club of California Poetry Medal, the Poetry Center Book Award, and fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Rockefeller Foundation. Her work has been selected for seven editions of Best American Poetry. In 2004, Hirshfield was awarded the seventieth Academy Fellowship for distinguished poetic achievement by the Academy of American Poets.
In addition to her work as a freelance writer, editor, and translator, Hirshfield has taught in the Bennington MFA Writing Seminars, at UC Berkeley, and at the University of San Francisco. She has been a visiting Poet-in-Residence at Duke University, the University of Alaska, the University of Virginia, and elsewhere, and has been the Elliston Visiting Poet at the University of Cincinnati. She served as a Chancellor of the Academy of American Poets from 2012 to 2017. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Selected Bibliography
The Beauty: Poems (Alfred A. Knopf, 2015)
Come, Thief (Alfred A. Knopf, 2011)
After (HarperCollins, 2006)
Given Sugar, Given Salt (HarperCollins, 2001)
The Lives of the Heart (HarperCollins, 1997),
The October Palace (HarperCollins, 1994)
Of Gravity & Angels (Wesleyan University Press, 1988)
Alaya (Quarterly Review of Literature Poetry Series, 1982)


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Ealry look at WhatsApp for Windows Phone 8
Although we're still wondering when the popular chat service WhatsApp returns to the Windows Phone Marketplace we can in the meantime gaze at what it will look like on Windows Phone 8 'Apollo'.
Evidently the company has left some images of their 'Apollo' build aka Windows Phone 8 right on their server for all the public to see. The images themselves aren't that revealing—we see numerous sized tiles featuring the app, some in-progress chats and image examples. All in in all in looks nice but it's not a major overhaul nor barely a minor one (not that we're trying to pick on the team behind the app)...
The images were found by Windows Phone Daily and they also noted the calendar tile with the comment "Monday Morning WhatsApp released Windows Phone version - Mon, Nov 28, 10 AM". That could mean something but the Windows Phone 7.5 version also shares that date but actually came out in late September, so we wouldn't put too much into it.
Though nothing too revealing is shown by the images it's sure nice to see companies like WhatsApp pushing forward on Windows Phone and we look forward to taking their new version for a spin.
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Carpet One Floor & Home Remembers 9/11
Carpet One Floor & Home store owners recently experienced the country's only 9/11 Never Forget Mobile Exhibit while attending their Winter Convention last week in Phoenix, AZ. The exhibit is comprised of historic artifacts donated by firehouses throughout New York City and was created by the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation, which created the mobile exhibit in remembrance of Stephen Siller, a NYC firefighter who bravely sacrificed his life to save others on 9/11, honors military and first responders who continue to make the supreme sacrifice of life and limb for our country.
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Designer Inspired: Courtney Lake
It's time for our fifth featured designer in our Designer Inspired Series of pink ribbon welcome mats exclusive to Carpet One Floor & Home. We're already almost halfway though our amazing collection. Remember, there are 12 designs so we'll be featuring one designer and their inspiration each month. This month we're taking a closer look at the welcome mat design from Courtney Lake. Courtney's beautiful simple design in pink and gray is perfect for Valentine's Day or any day.
Courtney was inspired by aerial views from his air travels. He noticed that in any area all roads, no matter how confusing, lead to common areas. "I think in the fight to find the cure to the disease, there are many different roads to take but they all are heading towards a cure." says Courtney. The researches that our pink ribbon welcome mats help support are headed down many roads towards a cure. And they continue to find new roads and new treatments as they search for a cure.
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Known by many as lively, stylish, and inspired, Courtney Lake is proud to be one of the premier interior designers in the San Francisco Bay Area. Specializing in creating functional and beautiful spaces in the residential market, Courtney also does his share of home staging and photo styling. He is an expert at flawlessly meeting his clients' needs while designing superb spaces with timeless style mixed with a healthy dose of humor.
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Given that some people - including me - didn't even realize that this comic is meant to be making fun of the recent news of Mel Gibson's rather horrible fights with his own wife-like-friend, I think this is a comic that will not age well. Like a few other comics he's made (making fun of the Obama inauguration, the death of Gary Gygax, etc) this one offers no real context on its own (heck, even the date is not easy to find), so a reader in the future will not have any way of knowing what this is making fun of.
So let's look at this the way a viewer in the future might: He sees a comic devoid of art, just text, that shows Mr. Rogers arguing very politely with his wife. Actually, scratch that - it refers to "Fred Rogers," which a viewer will have to realize was Mr. Rogers' first name. I didn't know that, at least not off the top of my head. I mean, I figured it out, but not everyone is as brilliant as me.
Anyway, the joke is powerfully lame. The joke is saying this: "Mr. Rogers is so nice..." "HOW NICE IS HE??" "He is so nice...that even when he argues with his wife he does it in a nice manner!" Really. That's all there is. And then when you read the alt-text, there it is again!
Yes, it's meant to contrast with the Mel Gibson tape, but a) that only works for those people familiar with the tape, and b) it's a stupid contrast. Of course Mr. Rogers is different from Mr. Gibson! Mr. Rogers is a lovely children's television host, and Mr. Gibson is a crazy psycho racist. That's true no matter what.
The amusing contrast would be to compare one of these men's public persona to a fictional, contrasting one. So you'd have either Mel Gibson secretly being really friendly (unlikely, because we all know it's not true) or the secret dark side to Mr. Rogers. That last one is a funny idea, all the more so because it violently clashes with the image we all want to have of him. Of course, it's also the subject of several well known urban legends, so it wouldn't be very original.
In short: A lazy current events comic that says nothing new about its subject. xkcd has been having a very bad few weeks.
update: I totally forgot! It's the latest in a long string of comics for children!
You'll also see that there is a link to the store at the top of the site. There's no new product that he's advertising, so one might suspect that he just wants to counteract falling sales. No matter. The point is that I went back to the store to check it out, and found, for the second time, a Breadpig product that annoys me. This is a good time to say that this has nothing to do with xkcd; breadpig is run by Alexis Ohanian, a very friendly and thoughtful dude who sent me my review copy of the xkcd book and also took some time to have a very long conversation with me when I objected to another breadpig product. (that was the spiderpig shirt, still for sale, which i object to because it is a joke that the Simpsons made and breadpig is jumping on to make their own product).
ANYWAY the point is, they are selling this Animal Farm poster and related t-shirt. And I know it's going to seem strange to ask for self-censorship in the context of a George Orwell book, but I think it's bad form to take a popular book, still under copyright, and excerpt parts of it for a product you sell. I know it's just a short quote, but it's an iconic one, and I can't help but feel that if I were to write a book and someone who liked it made something like this, I would be annoyed. The author of the work, or whoever controls his estate, should be the one who benefits from the effort put into writing it and coming up with classic lines like "some animals are more equal than others."
I don't know. It's not as clear cut at the spiderpig case, but I still think it's a bad trend. an ORWELLIAN one, at that.


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How many fools seek shelter in the "Light". How many of those same fools were sent to the grave with vain whispers of, "may the Light embrace you." The numbers are too high to count, and only a greater fool would attempt to do so. The Holy Light. The salvation of fools.
I was a fool, once… I had placed my faith in the Light. But all of that changed when my life was consumed by darkness. When those I had looked to for teaching and knowledge of the Light called to the Light and used it as a weapon against me for things I did not do, for events in which I took no part. I remember well their champion as he sought to kill others like me shouting is warcry, "Light, give me strength!"
In that darkness we found our answers. It was never knowledge that we gained from the Light, only a blindness and shortness of sight. They told us that the shadow must flee and hide when the Light draws near, but they failed to see it for what it truly is; and illusion. For once the Light is removed only Shadow remains. It is not the Light casting Shadow aside, destroying it as it goes, it is merely a blanket illusion hiding the darkness that sits in unseen in plain sight.
Playing a Shadow Priest
Shadow Priests play similar, in some ways, to Affliction Warlocks. They deal a lot of their damage by using DoT's, spells that deal their damage over a period of time rather rather that dealing it all directly after the cast. They have other similar tools at their disposal as well, like causing their enemies to run away in fear or healing themselves by inflicting pain on others.
But that's not all that a Shadow Priest has to offer, as rather than focusing on dealing damage to the body as a Warlock does, Shadow Priests assault the mind instead. They can take control of your mind if they wish, and with it your body. With a single word they can cause you continuous pain, or they can simply tell your mind to die, and it will obey.
Shadow Priests excel in all aspects of the game, whether it be questing, running dungeons, or facing off against other players. With the changes brought to us in 4.0.1 the Shadow Priest has become one of my favorite classes. From consecutive pulls of over 30 mobs to soloing the Ragefire Chasm instance at level 17, it's been one of the most pleasant leveling experiences I've had in a while.
Shadow-Specific Tips
Shadow Priests work off of two types of DPS; direct damage spells (nukes), and damage over time spells (DoT). Knowing how those work and how/when to use them determines how effective you are at playing the class. The most important thing to do early on is to learn your spells. I'm not talking about going to a class trainer to be able to cast them, I'm talking about you learning what your character's spells actually do.
When you get a new spell, look at the amount of damage that it deals, how long its cast time is, and how long the cooldown for that spell is (if it has one). It's especially important on your DoT's, notably Shadow Word: Pain (SW:P). Pay attention to how much damage it deals each time you level (since spells scale with level now), and when you're going to attack a mob note whether SW:P is enough to kill the mob by itself or if you're going to need to cast another spell to finish them off. If you need more damage then pull them with one of your direct damage spells first, and then follow it up with SW:P.
Before you get Shadowform at level 29 you have all of the spells in your book at your disposal, including your heals and bubbles, but when you are using Shadowform you can't use any Holy spells or they'll cancel your form, so once you get to level 29 you want to stick to Shadow spells as much as possible. So be familiar with which spells fall under which categories. Generally speaking, if it's not on the Shadow tab of your spellbook, then it's not castable in Shadowform.
Important Spells & Abilities
Priests have a fair number of spells and abilities at their disposal, so it's always good to know which ones you have available to you. I'm not going to list every spell that you get here, I'm just going to point out the ones that you'll use at least fairly often while leveling. Number in parenthesis after spell names indicate the level at which you can train the spell.
Level 1-10
- Smite (1): Smite an enemy for 33 to 35 Holy damage.
- Shadow Word: Pain (4): A word of darkness that causes 66 Shadow damage over 18 sec.
- Power Word: Shield (6): Draws on the soul of the friendly target to shield them, absorbing 177 damage. Lasts 30 sec. While the shield holds, spellcasting will not be interrupted by damage.
- Inner Fire (7): A burst of Holy energy fills the caster, increasing the armor value from items by 60% and spell power by ??. Lasts 30 min.
- Mind Blast (10): Blasts the target for 50 to 52 Shadow damage.
- Mind Flay (10-Shadow Spec): Assault the target's mind with Shadow energy, causing Shadow damage over 3 sec and slowing their movement speed by 50%.
Smite is your starting spell, and your primary nuke for your first 10 levels. Typical Priest leveling involves Smite-spam where you just cast this over and over until things are dead (2-3 casts in most cases). I would tell you not to get used to casting it since this is the only guide you'll see it in, but you really don't have any choice at this level. At level 4 you get Shadow Word: Pain which is your bread and butter DoT (damage over time) spell. You'll use this one for the rest of your shadowy career, so get used to it.
Power Word: Shield is your "bubble" spell, absorbing damage for you so that you don't actually take damage. It's a great spell while you're leveling in this bracket or when you need to act as a healer. You'll use it quite a bit while leveling, especially when you're doing it solo.
Mind Blast is your first shadow nuke, dealing decent damage with a fairly short cast time. The 8 second cooldown on it prevents you from spamming it, but you'll likely be dealing enough damage with other spells that the cooldown won't really matter.
For choosing to become a Shadow Priest at level 10 you're awarded use of the Mind Flay spell. Mind Flay is a channeled spell that deals a lot of damage over 3 seconds and also slows the target by 50% while it's being channeled. Combine this with either SW:Pain and/or Mind Blast and you basically have yourself a dead target.
Level 11-20
At level 12 we get Inner Fire which has changed in 4.x. It now provides a 60% armor bonus as well as a bonus to Spellpower. You always want to be sure this buff is active. Power Word: Fortitude is another buff that you want up at all times, which will increase your party's Stamina for 1 hour.
Psychic Scream is your version of crowd control and/or emergency button. It causes up to 5 targets around you to run away for 8 seconds or until damaged. I like to use it while questing by casting SW:Pain on several targets to draw them to me and then using Scream to send them running away where I'll pick them all off with either spells or my wand (assuming SW:P isn't enough to kill them by itself).
I list Holy Fire here only because it's a good spell to use in this leveling range when you're pulling a boss or an elite mob with a lot of health. It does good damage and has a longer cast time than all of your Shadow nukes, and it also has a DoT effect for extra damage. You won't use it anymore once you get Shadowform at 29, but until then it's a decent damaging spell.
Level 21-29
- Fade (24): Fade out, temporarily reducing all your threat for 10 sec.
- Dispel Magic (26): Dispels magic on the target, removing 2 harmful spell from a friend or 2 beneficial spell from an enemy.
- Devouring Plague (28): Afflicts the target with a disease that causes 88 Shadow damage over 24 sec. 15% of damage caused by the Devouring Plague heals the caster. This spell can only affect one target at a time.
At level 24 you get Fade, to reduce your threat generated. If you're solo questing then it doesn't do much of anything for you. It has some small amount of value in PvP against player pets if used properly, but it really shines in dungeons so that you don't draw agro. Dispel Magic is how you'll get rid of debuffs that hit you, or how you remove buffs from enemy targets. You'll probably use that one more for PvP in this level range, but it's good to know you have it.
Last up we have our other Shadow DoT for this level range, Devouring Plague. The great thing about this one is that it also heals you for 15% of the damage that it deals. While that might not be a huge amount of healing by itself, when you combine that with the 15% damage reduction from being in Shadowform and the ability to bubble and/or heal yourself you can really start to see just how powerful a Shadow Priest can really be.
Leveling a Shadow Priest
I've got a few different rotations here so that you can find one that fits your play style. The rotation I don't mention is the one you use prior to level 10, which is simply spamming Smite until everything is dead. Once you get to level 10 these options start to open up for you.
Questing Rotation 1 is your typical rotation if you just started up a brand new priest on a brand new server, meaning that you're in questing gear rather than heirlooms. Start off with a SW:Pain to get the damage ticking, follow it up with Mind Blast for a fast nuke, and then finish them off with Mind Flay. In some cases you can skip the Mind Flay because SW:Pain will deal enough damage to finish off what Mind Blast doesn't cover, but Mind Flay gives you that extra damage at the end to seal the deal. I've included (Devouring Plague) in parenthesis because you don't learn it until level 28, making it unusable for most of this guide, and because you can only have it cast on one target at a time. So if you're fighting multiple targets then you will cast it on the first target, but not again until the first target is dead or it has worn off.
Questing Rotation 2 is for those of you who are used to firing off your spells until the target is dead. If you're not too big on the whole damage over time (DoT) thing yet and want to be more in control of when things die, then this is the rotation you'll use. Once you get Shadowform at level 29 this one goes away because you can't cast holy spells in Shadowform, but if you're trying to ease into it then this is how you do so. Start off with Holy Fire or Smite since they have longer cast times, follow it up with Mind Blast for more direct damage, and then finish the mob with Mind Fly. Like I said, this one goes away so don't get too used to it.
The Heirlooms Rotation is for those of you who have Heirlooms, especially those who have also enchanted said heirlooms. This patch brought some big buffs to low level damage just from spells and talents alone, but when you add in good gear with excellent enchants it becomes quite nearly insane. Once you've reached level 4 to get Shadow Word: Pain you can cast that spell alone and kill basically every mob up through level 13 or so with just a single SW:P cast and nothing else.
Talent Spec: 29 Shadow Priest
- Improved Shadow Word: Pain 2/2: Increases the damage of your Shadow Word: Pain spell by 6%.
- Darkness 3/3: Spell haste increased by 3%.
- Twisted Faith 2/2: Increases your shadow spell damage by 2%, and grants you spell hit rating equal to 100% of any Spirit gained from items or effects.
- Improved Mind Blast 1/3: Reduces the cooldown of your Mind Blast spell by 0.5 sec., and while in Shadowform your Mind Blast also has a 33% chance to reduce all healing done to the target by 25% for 10 sec.
- Improved Devouring Plague 2/2: Your Devouring Plague instantly deals damage equal to 30% of its total periodic effect.
- Shadowform: [Instant cast] Assume a Shadowform, increasing your Shadow damage by 15%, reducing all damage done to you by 15%, and increasing all party and raid members spell haste by 5%. However, you may not cast Holy spells while in this form.
Shadow Word: Pain is a big contributor to our damage, so our first priority is increasing that damage. Finishing off the first tier we're going to grab some haste from Darkness to further increase our damage output and the speed.
From there I suggest going Twisted Faith first to improve our hit chance. I used to not worry about Hit very much at all while leveling, but after leveling my Rogue I've seen the real value in hit while leveling, so I suggest you go ahead and pick this up now. Improved Mind Blast shortens the cooldowns for one of our nukes, and has a PvP'ish benefit to reduce healing as well. If you don't like Twisted Fate, feel free to move it's points over to this for now and then fill TF in at later levels where the hit will be more important. You'll want 3/3 here eventually anyway so that choice is yours.
Improved Devouring Plague won't help you much when you first start putting points into it, because you won't actually get the spell until level 28 though I'm suggesting you take the points in this talent at 25 and 27. Even though those points get "wasted" for a few levels it will pay off once you get the spell. And at level 29 we get the signature Shadow Priest ability, Shadowform with a 15% damage increase and 5% haste.
- Glyph of Shadow Word: Pain: Increases the periodic damage of your Shadow Word: Pain by 10%.
- Glyph of Mind Flay: Increases the damage done by your Mind Flay spell by 10% when your target is afflicted with Shadow Word: Pain.
For Prime glyphs I suggest either of the above. My preference is SW: Pain because when you're fully equipped with enchanted heirloom gear SW:P kills just about every mob you'll face while questing by itself. If you're not using heirlooms, then I suggest you take Mind Flay instead. You'll want both of them eventually, so you really can't go wrong with either one.
- Glyph of Psychic Scream: Targets of your Psychic Scream spell now tremble in place instead of fleeing in fear, but the cooldown of Psychic Scream is increased by 3 sec.
- Glyph of Fade: Reduces the cooldown of your Fade spell by 9 sec.
I have two options for your Major glyphs as well. I'm going to rank Psychic Scream above Fade here strictly because Fade has no use (at this level) while soloing. If you're a solo quester, go for the Scream. If you're going to do a lot of dungeon runs or if you like to PvP a lot, then I suggest you go with Fade first instead. Again, you'll end up using both of them eventually, so you can't really go wrong here.
- Glyph of Fortitude: Reduces the mana cost of your Power Word: Fortitude spell by 50%.
- Glyph of Fading: Reduces the mana cost of your Fade spell by 30%.
Two options for Minor glyphs too. Since you'll use PW:Fortitude both soloing and in groups, it's the clear winner for me. Fading will only be used when you're in a group. Just from the frequency of casting them I'd go Fortitude over Fading, but either one will work. Minor glyphs are just that, minor, so don't worry about screwing this one up as neither one really provides any significant benefit.


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Smart Home Dedication: CPL Kyle Hockenberry
On June 15, 2011, while on foot patrol, 19-year-old CPL Kyle Hockenberry stepped on a pressure plate IED and was blown over a two story grape hut. The blast cost him both of his legs above the knee and his left arm. Relying on his own strength and determination, Kyle has continued to move forward, aided by the unwavering support of his wife, parents, and extended family.
Building for America's Bravest is honored to announce a Smart Home for Kyle has officially been completed. This home will give him back some of the independence he lost due to his injuries. It is a custom made home built to provide easy access and mobilization for the veteran and his family to spend quality time in.
On June 18th, Kyle received the keys to his new home in Ohio.
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- Number of bars/lounges - 6
- Free airport transportation
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- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 2
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of restaurants - 11
- Concierge services
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- Designated smoking areas
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- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Number of floors - 25
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- Pay movies
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- Room service (24 hours)
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Silverado Steakhouse - This fine-dining restaurant specializes in steak and seafood for dinner only.
Don Vito's - This fine-dining Italian and seafood restaurant is open for dinner only.
Michael's Gourmet Restaurant - This intimate restaurant has just 50 seats.
Big Sur Oyster Bar - Seafood selections include a raw bar. It is open from late morning until late night.
Coronado Café - This casual 24-hour restaurant has American and Chinese menus.
Primarily Prime Rib - Catering to hearty appetites, this restaurant features 4 prime rib cuts, dry aged and slowly roasted.
Baja Miguel's Mexican - This restaurant serves Mexican favorites and drinks such as margaritas.
Garden Buffet - This restaurant offers breakfast, Sunday brunch, lunch, and dinner buffets, including Monday steak night and Friday seafood night.
Del Mar Deli - The deli is open from early morning until late evening.
Kate's Korner - This spot serves ice cream and other treats from late morning until late night.
Seattle's Best Coffee - Coffee and pastries are available from early morning until late night.
Del Mar Lounge - Open from late afternoon until late evening, this bar features dueling pianos on select evenings.
Poolside Bar - Cocktails and other beverages are served poolside from early morning until late evening.
Steak N Shake - A classic American brand known for the original Steakburger and hand-dipped milkshakes.
Zenshin - An enhanced menu featuring contemporary pan-Asian cuisine.
The 80,000-square-foot casino includes 2,200 slot and video poker machines, 60 table games, a poker room, a race and sports book, and bingo.
The hotel's equestrian center offers a year-round schedule of events (surcharges may apply).
A 16-screen movie theater (surcharge) is on site.
A 24-hour, 64-lane bowling alley (surcharge) includes a 24-hour bar and a snack bar open from early morning until late night.
Nearby Things to Do
A pool complex includes a 164-foot-long freeform outdoor pool and a spa tub measuring 50 x 50 feet with a rock-garden waterfall at the center.
The resort's Costa Del Sur Spa and Salon (surcharge) provides a variety of beauty and body treatments, a steam room, spa tub, cold bath, couples area, and a fitness center with cardio and strength-training equipment.
The South Seas-themed Bali Hai Golf Club is 5.5 miles away, and the 18-hole courses at Desert Pines Golf Club and Royal Links Golf Club are both within 17 miles.
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, 21 miles away, provides rock climbing, biking and hiking trails, and scenic drives. Mount Charleston, 49 miles away, has biking and hiking trails, horseback riding, skiing, and snowboarding.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Spa Services
Spa Costa del Sur provides 40,000 square feet, 28 treatment rooms, and a full-service salon and offers massages, facials, and body treatments in addition to corrective and rehydrating treatments for the face, hands, feet, and body. Ten flavored massage lotions are available.
Spa Costa del Sur also provides steam, sauna, whirlpool, and treatment rooms.
- Number of treatment rooms 28
- Couples treatment rooms
- Manicures and pedicures
- Body wraps
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- Body scrubs
- Facial treatments
- Hydrotherapy treatments
- Hot stone massage
- Swedish massage
- Prenatal massage
- Sauna in spa
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- Steam room in spa
- Reflexology
- Massages
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 6 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 30.0 per night.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property.
- Deposit: USD 100 per stay
- Resort fee: USD 21.00 per accommodation, per night
- Fitness center access
- Airport shuttle
- Internet access
- Phone calls
Optional extras
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 30.0 per night
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- Point Casino
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- South Point Hotel Casino Las Vegas
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The title, which you thought was just mis-capitalized, in fact refers to the FIRST Competition, though besides the title of the comic, which just has the word "First" which is a word that can mean many things, there is no other overt reference to the competition.
SO the idea is that the robots are competing in some type of robo-sport, and rather than create a robot which follows the rules, this robot destroys the others with water while protecting itself. It is cheating, or being clever about the rules, depending on your point of view. See the robot is really two robots in one; the tall one, which sets off the sprinkler conveniently located directly above the stadium, and the short one, which is basically a normal game-winning robot, but with an umbrella.
This could be any of a number of robotics competitions, but for the name of the comic, telling us it is a particular contest for high schoolers. Now why on earth would he choose a particular contest? Why limit it? I have one theory, with which you may agree or not, but here it is: some people, upon reading this comic, may feel a special bond with it, because they participate in that particular contest. These people are, of course, all high-schoolers (advanced mathematics my ass). But the point is that they wouldn't have that joy of recognition had a particular competition been named. even though there is nothing specific about the comic that relates to the FIRST competition! Astounding.
Moving on to the comic's idea in general, I liked Ar-Pharazôn's comment about it:
Well, I entered a few robotics competitions too (not this one) and by the end of week one, everyone on our team had shared a billion variations of this "joke" with the rest. Robots that get the other one wet, robots that flood the whole building, robots that carry explosive payloads for kamikaze attacks, robots that have guns to shoot the other team, blah blah. Then we figured that we should stop dicking around and get to work.It's true. The idea of drowning other teams' robots is clever, but no more or less clever than any of a dozen other get-around-the-rules ideas (though many FIRST fans have, in fact, listed the numerous rules that this breaks). In that sense it reminds me a lot of the egg drop competition comic.
AND LAST, points to the anonymous commenter who suggested that "the law of FIRST robotics" would be a far more clever name for this comic.


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News » Early Music Concerts 2010-2011
(CA) TACTUS Ensemble at Stratford Summer Music (Stratford, Ontario Canada)
(FR) Concert: "Musiques pour les comédies de Molière de Marc-Antoine Charpentier" (La Simphonie du Marais et Hugo Reyne) (2011 August 9-10)
(UK) Handel House Museum June / July 2011 Events
(US) Four Nations 25th Anniversary Concert June 15th - Return to Friends Meeting House
Wednesday, June 15th at 730-Friend's Meeting House
Don't miss a joyful, romantic, nostalgic and celebratory performance at the historic Friend's Meeting House on 15th street between 2nd and 3rd Avenue.
(NY) New Music for the Band (2011 June 05)
(US) The Mission Project (WAVE Concert) (2011 June 5)
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WAVE's next benefit project will be a series of concerts in California missions to raise money for continued restoration of these buildings, which are an important part of California's history.
(US) Myths & Allegories (Les Délices Concerts) (2011 May 14-15)
(CA) Italianissimo! with Stefano Montanari Guest Conductor (Tafelmusik season finale) (2011 May 11-15)
(US) All The Queen's Men (Tudor Choir Concert) (2011 May 14)
(NL) Pergolesi: The Zenith (Holland Baroque Society Concert) (2011 May 13-22)
(US) "Siren Song: Sephardic Songs of Fantasy and Love:" (Texas Early Music Project (TEMP) concert) (2011 May 7)
This sensual and exotic music illuminates the lives of Sephardic Jews after their expulsion from Spain.
(UK) The Dream of Gerontius -- Elgar (Musick Fyne and Coronach Concert) (2011 May 14)
(NO) Andreas Scholl (2011 May 30) (Bergen International Festival Concert)
(US) Bach's Magnificat & Lotti's Mass for Three Choirs (American Bach Soloists Concert) (2011 May 6-9)
(FR) Héroïnes en musique (La Simphonie du Marais concert) (2011 May 13)
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(AT) "Dances for Fun and Amusement" (Workshop) (Tantz-Art – Ensemble for Historical Dance) (2011 May 20-21)
(FR) Les Oiseaux : Couperin, Haendel, Vivaldi (La Symphonie du Marais - Hugo Reyne Concert) (2011 April 29-30)
(US) Flanders Recorder Quartet (Early Music Now concert) (2011 April 30)
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(US) Clarion Society Performs Handel's Judas Maccabeus (2011 May 17)
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La famille BACH, Les Motets
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This week's set is 6080 King's Castle.
King's Castle, released in 1984, was the first Lion castle. It has a central gatetower with a plate portcullis and a drawbridge. Two side wings fold open. They contain two archer towers, stairs to the battlements, and a jail. Four knights, four archers, two axemen, two spearmen, and accessories are included with the castle.


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