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package org.jpacman.test.framework.accept;

import static org.hamcrest.MatcherAssert.assertThat;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.greaterThan;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotSame;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import org.jpacman.framework.model.Direction;
import org.jpacman.framework.model.IBoardInspector;
import org.jpacman.framework.model.Tile;
import org.jpacman.framework.ui.PacmanInteraction.MatchState;
import org.jpacman.framework.ui.UndoablePacman;
import org.junit.Test;

public class UndoStoryTest extends MovePlayerStoryTest {

	/**
	 * The main (Swing) user interface.
	 */
	private UndoablePacman theUI;

	@Override
	public UndoablePacman makeUI() {
		theUI = new UndoablePacman();
		return theUI;

	}

	@Override
	protected UndoablePacman getUI() {
		return theUI;
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_11_UndoPlayerMoves() {
		getEngine().start();
		Tile playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();

		// test undo up
		getEngine().up(); // Pacman moves
		getUI().undo();
		// check the pacman has returned to original tile
		assertEquals(playerTile, getPlayer().getTile());

		// test undo left
		getEngine().left();
		getUI().undo();
		assertEquals(playerTile, getPlayer().getTile());

		// test undo right
		getEngine().right();
		getUI().undo();
		assertEquals(playerTile, getPlayer().getTile());

		// moving down causes the pacman to move towards a wall
		// place pacman at a tile so that undo pacman down can be tested
		getEngine().up();
		playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();
		getEngine().down();
		getUI().undo();
		assertEquals(playerTile, getPlayer().getTile());

	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_12_UndoPlayerEats() {
		getEngine().start();

		Tile previousTile = getPlayer().getTile();
		// the food is one tile to the left of Pacman
		Tile foodTile = tileAt(0, 1);

		getEngine().left(); // Pacman moves left
		assertEquals(getPlayer().getTile(), foodTile);

		getUI().undo();

		assertEquals(getPlayer().getTile(), previousTile);

		// check food reappears on the original tile after undo
		assertEquals(IBoardInspector.SpriteType.FOOD, foodTile.topSprite().getSpriteType());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_13_UndoPlayerPoints() {
		getEngine().start();
		assertEquals(getPlayer().getPoints(), 0);
		int pointsAtBeginning = getPlayer().getPoints();

		getEngine().left(); // Pacman moves left to collect non-zero point value
		assertThat("Points", getPlayer().getPoints(), greaterThan(0));

		getUI().undo();

		assertEquals(pointsAtBeginning, getPlayer().getPoints());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_14_UndoPlayerPointsWhenEmpty() {
		getEngine().start();
		assertEquals(getPlayer().getPoints(), 0);

		int pointsAtBeginning = getPlayer().getPoints();

		getUI().undo();

		// points remain zero
		assertEquals(pointsAtBeginning, getPlayer().getPoints());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_15_UndoPlayerMultipleMoves() {
		getEngine().start();
		Tile playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();

		// check that multiple pacman movements followed by multiple undo calls returns the player
		// to the original position
		getEngine().up();
		getEngine().right();

		getUI().undo();
		getUI().undo();

		assertEquals(getPlayer().getTile(), playerTile);
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_17_UndoPlayerMovesAgainstWall() {
		getEngine().start();
		Tile playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();

		// these two movements move the pacman against a wall
		getEngine().left();
		getEngine().down();

		getUI().undo(); // only one undo because movement into wall should not be saved

		// pacman should be at the original location before the two movement inputs
		assertEquals(getPlayer().getTile(), playerTile);

	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_21_UndoGhostMoves() {
		getEngine().start();

		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.DOWN);
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.RIGHT);
		assertNotSame(ghostTile, theGhost().getTile());

		getUI().undo();

		// ghost position should revert to its position at last player movement or null deqeue
		assertEquals("Ghost Tile", theGhost().getTile(), ghostTile);
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_22_UndoGhostMovesOverFood() {
		getEngine().start();

		Tile foodTile = tileAt(2, 0);

		// Check that a ghost sprite moves on top of a food sprite (does not eat it), but has higher
		// image depth
		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.UP);
		assertEquals(foodTile, theGhost().getTile());
		assertEquals(IBoardInspector.SpriteType.GHOST, foodTile.topSprite().getSpriteType());

		getUI().undo();

		// after undo, ghost position reverts, food sprite reappears
		assertEquals(ghostTile, theGhost().getTile());
		assertEquals(IBoardInspector.SpriteType.FOOD, foodTile.topSprite().getSpriteType());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_23_UndoGhostLeavesFoodCell() {
		getEngine().start();

		Tile foodTile = tileAt(2, 0);
		// Ghost movement onto a piece of food and player movement to set up test (allow undo of
		// ghost movement off
		// food and undo stop at player movement)
		//Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.UP);
		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();
		assertEquals(ghostTile, foodTile);
		getEngine().left();

		// Ghost movement off a piece of food
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.DOWN);

		getEngine().right();
		getUI().undo();

		// The game should reverse the Ghost movement and display the ghost where the food was
		// (ghost does not eat food)
		assertEquals(ghostTile, theGhost().getTile());
		assertEquals(IBoardInspector.SpriteType.GHOST, foodTile.topSprite().getSpriteType());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_24_UndoGhostMovesAgainstWall() {
		getEngine().start();
		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.UP);

		// Ghost movement into a wall
		Tile ghostTileNew = theGhost().getTile();
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.RIGHT);

		// Check that the Ghost movement was into a wall
		assertEquals(ghostTileNew, theGhost().getTile());

		getUI().undo();

		// Ghost should be at last position before player movement or null deqeue
		assertEquals(theGhost().getTile(), ghostTile);
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_31_UndoAtStart() {
		// game starts and ghost moves, but player does not move
		getEngine().start();
		Tile playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();
		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.DOWN);

		getUI().undo();

		// Pacman should stay on the same cell
		assertEquals("Player Unchanged", getPlayer().getTile(), playerTile);

		// ghost should move to the original position at the start of the game.
		assertEquals("Ghost undone", theGhost().getTile(), ghostTile);
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_41_UndoAtEndLose() {
		getEngine().start();
		Tile playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();
		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();

		getPlayer().die();
		assertFalse(getPlayer().isAlive());

		getEngine().right(); // Test player movement to undo

		getUI().undo();

		// Game should not do any undo movements.
		assertEquals(playerTile, getPlayer().getTile());
		assertEquals(ghostTile, theGhost().getTile());

		// The player should still be dead
		assertFalse(getPlayer().isAlive());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_42_UndoAtEndWins() {
		getEngine().start();

		// moves to win the game (collect all food)
		getEngine().left();
		getEngine().right();
		getEngine().up();
		getEngine().right();

		assertTrue(getUI().getGame().getPointManager().allEaten());

		Tile playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();
		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();

		getUI().undo();

		// Game should not undo any movements.
		assertEquals("Player", playerTile, getPlayer().getTile());
		assertEquals("Ghost", ghostTile, theGhost().getTile());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_51_UndoAtSuspend() {
		getEngine().start();
		Tile playerTile = getPlayer().getTile();
		Tile ghostTile = theGhost().getTile();

		getEngine().left();

		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.DOWN);
		getUI().getGame().moveGhost(theGhost(), Direction.LEFT);

		Tile playerTileNew = getPlayer().getTile();
		Tile ghostTileNew = theGhost().getTile();
		int playerPoints = getPlayer().getPoints();

		// check that ghosts and player have moved before pausing the game
		assertNotSame(playerTileNew, playerTile);
		assertNotSame(ghostTileNew, ghostTile);
		assertThat(playerPoints, greaterThan(0));
		getEngine().stop();

		getUI().undo();

		// The game should undo player and ghost movements
		assertEquals(getEngine().getCurrentState(), MatchState.PAUSING);
		assertEquals("Player", playerTile, getPlayer().getTile());
		assertEquals("Ghost", ghostTile, theGhost().getTile());

		// and the player points are reduced
		assertEquals(0, getPlayer().getPoints());
	}

	@Test
	public void test_S7_61_UndoButtonVisible() {
		getEngine().start();

		// The game should show the "UNDO" button
		getUI().eventHandler().undo();
	}

}


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Played by Henry Cavill
Charles Brandon was the third son of Sir William Brandon. He was brought up at the court of Henry VII and became a favorite of Henry VIII. He held several posts in the royal household and distinguished himself in the French campaign of 1513. In 1515 he privately married Mary Tudor, Louis XII's (king of France) widow and Henry VIII's sister. He died in 1545, a year after commanding an English army invading France. His granddaughter Lady Jane Grey reigned for nine days in 1553.
Henry Cavill began his career as an actor in student productions at Stowe Boarding School in England. Among his recent big-screen credits are Joel Schumacher's horror TOWN CREEK (2009) and the Woody Allen film WHATEVER WORKS (2009). He has appeared in several films including THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO (2002), I CAPTURE THE CASTLE (2003), RED RIDING HOOD (2004), HELLRAISER: HELLWORLD (2005) and the big-screen adaptation of the myth of TRISTAN AND ISOLDE (2006).
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The Animist Swath
Guest ReviewsPoetry
By Tade Ipadeola
Title: Animist Chants and Memorials
Author: Harry Garuba
Publisher: Kraft Books Ltd
'Can we ever again shred the drapery of the word
and return to the fullness of the spell and the chant?' – Harry Garuba, 'In the House of the Tongue'
'What heart is large enough to store a question so long
it troubles every answer that history trades and analysts provide' – Harry Garuba, 'Girl and the Dancing Hoop'
The poet Harry Garuba has now published two volumes of poetry 35 years apart. The first of the volumes came from a 24-year-old mind and the second a 59-year-old consciousness, if consciousness can be reckoned by the calendar. Again, installing an eskhatos of any sort to benchmark the poetic output of Harry Garuba may not be a terribly useful undertaking because, like Rilke, even when Harry Garuba is washing his hands, he cannot help being a poet. In the annals of African poetry, the two events matter all the same because they touch – tangentially at first and then emphatically, on a way of seeing, and a way of reckoning and rendering reality that is closer to the geologic than it is to the chronologic – on 'modern' temper.
Copious intimations of this way of perceiving have always been evident in the poetry of Africa rendered in the close to three thousand languages used on the continent. The first set of poets to write in English, French and Portuguese retained these intimations (as witnessed by a trope in Poems of Black Africa, edited by Wole Soyinka, MSW and Heinemann) but Garuba gives the phenomenon a whole and substantial lease of new life. An event such as the arrival of his new volume affords us a chance to ponder how and why we got into this game of poetry at all.
Early in Animist Chants and Memorials, precisely in the fourth poem of the collection entitled, quite illuminatingly, 'Poetry Don Fin' Me', the poet has this to say, inter alia:
a poem is a pain –
inflicted with words and stops
and the rhyming wrath of a poetry tutor
First, is the fidelity of the poet to his own verbal origins in 'pidgin' or pigeon English. It so happens that the pigeon is one of the very few birds found everywhere on the planet. It is not an American bird, or an African bird, or an Australian bird, or an Asian bird. It is a world bird. If we really think about it, this is the truest aspect of how we universally encounter language. Secondly, and after so subtly conjuring circumambience in the title, the poet describes, using the indefinite article and a transitive verb, poetry. A symbolist of Garuba's competence never needs to mention the word 'circumcision' but the atmosphere is there. The ritual is administered by the 'poetry tutor' and the object of the ritual begins the search for substance – through caesuras, the oxymoronic motions of grasping at air, etc etc until, finally, after the 'tutor' dies, poetry fin's or finds the poet. If the only poem we read in this collection is this one, Garuba would have more than earned his stripes as a master symbolist. The poet begins with collocation of the consciousness of his audience with wings in the air, traverses land, and plunges into the deep as a thing with fins. A Warri son would do this and more.
Poetry does duty at a level of consciousness that encompasses the very prehistory of language. We do not know for certain for how long humans have had speech and language but we know that the world was there before humankind claimed it and that humankind was there, unspeaking and reverent, inside the universe for a while before we found our voice. Once language became a feature of our lives on earth, we mostly forgot that humble phase of our tenancy here in which what was here before us possessed all the utterance and song. The streams and the tides, the hills and the mountains, the wind and the mists. Garuba leads his audience to a place where contemplation of all these can take place once again in humility.
In 'Unnumbered', a poem of allegorical significance that originally addressed tragic deaths in the wake of multiple explosions of military-grade ordinance at the heart of Lagos, the whole (poem) today transcends time and the sum of its (lines) parts. With the benefit of hindsight, we can say that Garuba has written a dirge of such stunning import, such accurate focus on the nature of negligent death in Nigeria that 'lament' beggars the magnitude of the scope which the poet covers. It is an ode that speaks from when it was first written more than a decade ago to a literally worsted collective consciousness today. Needless, even wanton, deaths in which hundreds die – from suicide bombers, shrapnel, gunfire, bad roads, fake medicine, judicial murder and the treacherous swamp of State security networks which mire those seeking to escape the chaos unleashed upon the land – all can be seen in their true significance in this one poem. The State has practically abdicated responsibility for safety of lives and when there is a breach in which hundreds die, the State fails to do proper reckoning (of which numerical counting is the least effort) that State responsibility demands. Sadly, this is not just a Nigerian reality. It is there in Marikana, in Kinshasa, in Somalia, Tunis and Cairo.
In 'Street Corner Woman', another poem with multiple plausible reading potential, we encounter an archetypal feminine essence. From #MeToo to whistleblower to suffragette, the voice at the Warri street corner echoes something of the paradox of inveigled and coerced womanhood. This reviewer likes to call this particular poem Harry Garuba's Crazy Jane poem. We find ourselves not in Ireland but in the Niger Delta, and the strangely disturbing but recognisable presence of a woman desolate and in love, a woman abused by the hypocritical horde of men who would sleep with her in the dark but never be caught within the sight of her during the day. She takes her revenge on the men by divulging their dark dalliances with her in the broad daylight of afternoon sun. This poem is the story of Nigerian 'big men' with oil blocs, oil and gas concessions, royalties and other perks who refuse to act decently toward their source of comfort. This poem is the story of the Niger Delta itself. She has been had but a day of reckoning approaches fast before the oil dries up.
Poetry as monumental art matters in a way that dialect does not approach. This reviewer has in mind a particular monument erected in Hungary after the signing of the Treaty of Trianon in which Hungary lost some long held territory. The monument was built in the shape of a guillotine and that symbol sums up the Hungarian sentiment till this day. If we bear in mind that the treaty was signed in France, another layer of significance settles. But, there is a sense in which nationalist sentiment is easy to sum up in these images. Some phase of human history such as the Middle Passage of the Atlantic slave trade resist such summary closure. The 'railroad of bones' linking the continent of Africa and the New World remain submerged but words and chants such as Garuba's in this volume remind us, in ways concrete guillotines cannot begin to touch, that our story does not end. They say the sun will run out of fuel in seven billion years. Even then, our story, maintains the animist, retains its place in the very fabric of the universe.
Animism shares a liminal border with immanentism but the two are not the same. The threshold they share ponders questions of consciousness that poets like Rilke, Brodsky and Milosz, among European poets, have examined but never quite gave themselves to. The oneiric dimensions of Milan Kundera touch on this but again not in a way that exhausts any particular vein. We turn to poetry and to Garuba's poetry for these. The moment and musicality of Garuba, freed from the prison of scansion, rivets. The annals of animism is a terrain of the unconscious, the subconscious, and the liminal. There are no defined frontiers; it irrupts into consciousness from time to time. Garuba is usually there when the irruptions occur and we are served by his pliant presence of mind. It is a wonderful thing.
Monstrous injustices pervade the human landscape – genocide, rape, slavery, apartheid, colonialism and the list is long enough to occupy the poets of the world for a thousand generations, so what does the animist insistence accomplish? The same as poets like Hughes and Merwin brought at their prime – a pervasive sense of the extraordinariness of everything, which confuses the non-poet many a time. They call it mushiness. Poets know different. They know that trauma is a substance that seeps into individual and collective consciousness, into soil and river, mountains and the seas. It is not ever a question of basic chemistry to cleanse blood-soaked aquifers, the world has not chlorine enough for that. May chants do what chemicals cannot? Garuba's avocation affirms in the positive.
Once, on an autumn day in the city of Quebec, on the premises of an old church converted into a library, an old woman of the First Nation led a group of writers from around the world in a cleansing ritual. Anyone could participate, on the condition that none participating had imbibed alcohol immediately before the ritual. It was a solemn affair with chants and tobacco smoke in the open air. It contrasts with this reviewer's African experience in that the elders here pour libation as an integral aspect of the ceremony, and imbibe. The stronger the spirit the better, to nebulise and to move closer to the realm. The how is not immaterial, exactly, but the why matters more and it is the why that Garuba excels at.
The book is not all business. There is verbal ease attending some almost languorous lines in Animist Chants and Memorials and these luxuriously extend the horizons of the soul through which the percussive rhythms of the poet sound. Physicists and chemists tell us that though there are the elements, there are also isotopes of the elements, which have distinct characteristics. There are precious stones made of carbon but there is also Tanzanite, so rare because so distinct. Extending the metaphor, there are poets and there are African poets, Nigerian poets, Warri poets precious to the world because of their provenance. Garuba is not diminished one whit by his provenance. He is our Tanzanite, and we insist he is premium isotope of poet.
This reviewer's idiosyncratic memory of a first encounter with Harry Garuba's poetry occurred in the early '90s. At the time, 'Martian' poetry was all the rage among modernists. In Garuba's poetry, one discovered a kind of freedom from the neurotic anxiety of 'world' or 'universal' poetry. Shadow and Dream and Other Poems was confident in its own skin and had the kind of kinesis one has come to associate with all highly individual talents. Yet, there was a solid tradition from which those poems sprang. Garuba simply made things new and this reviewer likes to think that he saw what Garuba was doing even then.
We know that memory is not only individual, however. Shared experiences survive to give it another dimension beyond the personal. Language makes it harder, even without direct sensory participation in an experience, to consign moments to oblivion. In the final poem in the collection, titled 'No Names Survive', a poem memorialising an entire shipload of people sold into slavery of which no living names survive, the poet again invokes the power of words to plant bulwarks against erasure. Against the cruel realisation that the vessel of slavery is known and named (it was the Zong) the poet nevertheless labours to make the human lives count. With his final exertion in the volume, the poet erects a moving memorial to the unnamed. Garuba's is the labour of love, for the unnumbered, the unnamed whom we are in danger of forgetting to our mortal peril.
There is an insouciance to this collection which gratifies even as it edifies the soul. This reviewer does not use the word 'edify' lightly. The sympathies of the poet are with nature, then man, then the language of man. It is, for a poet as conscious and skilled as Garuba, a profoundly conscious choice, an informed choice. We do well to follow his swath into Deep Time.
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Q: Unit testing Angular with Karma/Jasmine: I have inserted an if-else condition in my component so that after login I will be forwarded to a specific URL. However, my unit test now fails with the following error:

1) should create
AnotherComponent
 Uncaught Error: Uncaught (in promise): Error: Cannot match any routes. URL Segment: 'testroute'

Without the if else condition everything is working fine, so I'm sure that this is the cause of my problem. The funny thing is, that I'm not testing anything that is related to the code inside my ngOnInit() lifecycle. More funny is, that not the test for MyComponent is failing but the test for another Component.
My Component (MyComponent) looks like this:
export class MyComponent implements OnInit {

  routes = Constants.routes;

  constructor(private router: Router,
    private myService: MyService) {
  }

  ngOnInit() {
    if (this.myService.context === 'TEST') {
      this.router.navigate([routes.testroute + this.myService.context]);
    } else {
      this.router.navigate([routes.testroute]);
    }
  }
}

The Template looks like this:
<router-outlet></router-outlet>

The unit test of the failing component looks like this:
  beforeEach(async(() => {
    TestBed.configureTestingModule({
      imports: [
        CommonModule,
        RouterTestingModule.withRoutes([]),
      ],
      providers: [
        PathLocationStrategy
      ],
      declarations: [AnotherComponent],
    }).compileComponents();
  }));

  beforeEach(() => {
    fixture = TestBed.createComponent(AnotherComponent);
    component = fixture.componentInstance;
    fixture.detectChanges();
  });

  it('should create', () => {
    expect(component).toBeTruthy();
  });

A: You need to configure the route when you import the router testing module. I generally set routes up with dummy components.
TestBed.configureTestingModule({
  imports: [
    CommonModule,
    RouterTestingModule.withRoutes([
      // add routes here
      { path: 'testroute', component: DummyComponent }
    ]),
 ],
 providers: [
    PathLocationStrategy
  ],
 declarations: [AnotherComponent],
}).compileComponents();

@Component({ template: '' })
class DummyComponent { }


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Due to the (well-documented) decline of bees and their essential environmental function, the Luxembourg City Youth Hostel decided in 2013 to collaborate with a local beekeeper and lend its roof to three colonies of bees.
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Above all, they have been overwhelmed with the positive feedback. The first batch of honey sold out within days, much of which went to curious neighbours who were excited to buy something locally produced. As the project has also appeared in various newspapers, it certainly managed to raise awareness and perhaps even encouraged others to take up beekeeping themselves.


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Jun 22, 2009 · Yogg-Saron is the "final" boss of the Ulduar raid instance. Algalon is technically the super "final" boss, but for all purposes, who cares. Yogg-Saron is a gimmicky fight for the most part, combining a lot of different coordination and conceptual motives to end a learning curve that started with void zones and now ends with.
Yogg-Saron - NPC - World of Warcraft - wowhe Comment by Katsin He will be accessible by anyone key regardless, the key is for Algalon. Yogg-Saron is an old god, the god of death.
Yogg-Saron - NPC - World of Warcraft - Wowhead Long ago the titans imprisoned Yogg-Saron deep within Ulduar to save Azeroth from the Old God's destructive power. Yogg-Saron is an Elite NPC.
Yogg-Saron is the last regular boss in the Ulduar instance. He is an exceptionally complicated boss to defeat with three separate phases each requiring coordination, .
Abilities: D (trait) - Presence of Old God: enemies around your tentacles or units deal 3 % less damage for each spawn of Yogg-Saron maximum 15 % (tentacles and faceless ones) Q - Crusher Tentacles: spawn a Crusher tentacle in target visible area that atacks enemies prior to enemy heroes.
The struggle against Yogg-Saron takes on multiple layers, a total of three phases to be exact. The entire encounter was designed to put pressure on DPS. It is not uncommon to fall behind in DPS .
Es ist gelootet von Yogg-Saron. In der Schmuckstücke Kategorie. Immer auf dem Laufenden. PTR Live Classic. Kommentare. Kommentar von Darkren Vanquished . The crusher tentacle melee's for ~800 and has a "crush" ability which hits for more. The crush can crit for 2200.
Esse Épico berloque de nível de item 100 vai no compartimento "Berloque". É saqueado de Yogg-Saron. Na categoria Berloques. Adicionado em World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King.
Soloing Yogg Saron 25 - 0 Keepers - Having issues.
Sep 20, 2014 · Soloing Yogg Saron 25 - 0 Keepers - Having issues. So I've decided to try to solo this boss with my hunter (Survival, ilvl 552) and started working on it. . though I guess it could be something specific to Yogg-Saron? And yeah, 25 man 0 lights is very simple at heroic ilvls right now. . Soloing Yogg Saron 25 - 0 Keepers - Having issues .
Yogg-Saron If you have already bought this mob and you are looking for the updated link private message me your paypal email which you made your payment from. . !Crusher Tentacle! : Sends a exploding energy volley to all nearby players inflicting huge instant damage and knockback.
Yogg-Saron is the final boss in Ulduar and can be found in his prison after defeating General Vezax. Boss Mechanics. Yogg-Saron is a complicated 3 Phase fight and can still wipe groups at level 90 if .
Strat is far easier, as you can do up to 10 runs an hour with a single rogue or druid, and the chances to drop the mount are the same. Invincible and Mimiron's Head take far longer to get, because you can only get 1 attempt per character per week, and due to RNG nature of Yogg, Ulduar can take longer than ICC.
Yogg-Saron is the final boss encounter of the Ulduar raid dungeon. It is mainly a DPS race, but also requires high situational awareness. The fight is lighter on healing than Mimiron, one healer per five raid members is enough.
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Yogg-Saron – NPC – World of Warcraft – Wowhead Long ago the titans imprisoned Yogg-Saron deep within Ulduar to save Azeroth from the Old God's destructive power. Yogg-Saron is an Elite NPC.
This is a question for those guilds that have downed him how does your guild deal with the crusher tentacles? do you have a tank joust him or just ignore that and go all out dps on it?
Sep 10, 2008 · Yogg-Saron - NPC - World of Warcraft - wowhead. Comment by Katsin He will be accessible by anyone key regardless, the key is for Algalon. Yogg-Saron .
Jan 18, 2012 · Phase 2 begins with the appearance of Yogg-Saron himself, although surrounded by a shield that makes him immune to everything. . Corruptor and lastly Crusher.
Sep 13, 2009 · Re: Yogg-Saron 10 man One Light - Tentacles? Thanks everyone, and especially Shiira, should be a big help. Our Priest is prioritizing in dispels and is bubbling as many melee as he can prior to portals, and staying in range of melee in case they get a bad curse before entering.
Yogg'Saron is the Old God imprisoned under the Titan Complex Ulduar, responsible for the Curse of Flesh and numerous other disasters. In Heroes of the Storm, he replaces his team's Core, controlling the battlefield with high global damage and vision.
Come discuss Servant of Yogg-Saron over in our dedicated Servant of Yogg-Saron discussion topic. Card Text. Battlecry: Cast a random spell that costs (5) or less (targets chosen randomly). Flavor Text. Yogg-Saron always likes to complain about how he has .
Yogg-Saron - NPC - World of Warcraft - Wowhead Long ago the titans imprisoned Yogg-Saron deep within Ulduar to save Azeroth from the Old God's destructive power. Sara must be damaged by Guardians of Yogg-Saron's [Shadow Nova], once damaged significantly, Yogg Saron will reveal himself and begin to attack the sanity of his enemies, which is .
Heroes of the Storm Build Concept: Yogg-Saron (Completed .
Yogg-Saron - The God of Death is a specialist / semi-support whom draws resemblance to Abathur with that you don't physically enter combat as Yogg-Saron but will rather focus on pushing lanes, buffing your allies and spawning minions from the Nightmare which will assist on the field of battle.
Main article: Yogg-Saron (tactics) Crusher Tentacle Race Tentacle (Uncategorized) Level 82 Elite Health 400,000 - 2,000,000 Reaction Alliance Horde Location Prison of Yogg-Saron See Crusher Tentacle Level: 82Elite Prison of Yogg-Saron Crusher Tentacles are spawned during the Yogg-Saron .


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KDRT hosts a live broadcast featuring Sacramento's The Outcome, on stage at Armadillo Music during 2nd Friday ArtAbout, April 13th, at 6:30 p.m. The Outcome comprise four distinct musical minds who bring you big, grooving backbeats and melodic bass lines draped with searing guitar leads and vocals, creating a diverse interpretation of modern rock. If you can't join in the fun at Armadillo Music, please join us live on KDRT 95.7 FM and KDRT.org. This show will also be streamed live on KDRT.org
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This week he returns to Listening Lyrics. Austin James Hicks. Born in Berkeley, CA.he has been playing guitar since he was 8 and singing since 10.
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The Mechula is a jazz trio out of Sacramento, California. They are always searching and experimenting as a post-bop jazz quartet for new ways to interpret the genre, and aim to create music that is interesting and meaningful.
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As host of Listening Lyrics I am looking forward to this hour with David Jacobin. As an aging hippie I now have the oppurtunity to talk with someone about changing aspects of the world we live in. For you see this guest not only talks but he walks the talk. David Jacobin uses his unique brand of Resistance Rock music to support social causes in the community, and promote the change he wishes to see in the world. In addition to not only hearing him play some tunes David will talk about a project he is deeply involved with. The Yisrael Family Farm. Their logo says it all "Our mission is to transform the hood for G.O.O.D. using urban agriculture as a tool for community engagement, empowerment and employment."
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Bill Dakin joins us to talk the "bass" of music. Well known and respected in Northern California. Listening Lyrics is thrilled to have him on the show.
Bill Dakin plays upright bass and acoustic guitar, and sings with local artists Rita Hosking, The Muddy Waders, and What's Left. His love for roots music runs deep whether it is The Stanley Brothers, The Carter Family, or the Louvin Brothers, while his musical influences include Neil Young, Camper Van Beethoven, Miles Davis and Bill Frisell.
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Wyatt Williams, the first and current manager of booking and promotions at Watermelon Music, shares with us the story of Davis' newest live music venue: The Melon Ball (short for The Melon Ballroom). Situated adjacent to the beloved Davis music store, Watermelon Music, The Melon Ball is a 100 person hall that greets is audiences and artists with a professional and humble vibe. Past performers at The Melon Ball have remarked on the space's beauty and feel. The current owner of the hall and Watermelon Music, Jeff Simons, opened the venue for the purpose of having a local space for music teachers to host recitals, receptions, and other performances. The hall has since begun to take its first steps into becoming a regular spot for supporting the arts in and around Davis.
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Laura Love visits Listening Lyrics Friday 2/16/18 from 4:00PM to 4:30PM
We at KDRT are thrilled to have Laura Love visit us in the studio during her tour across the USA. Laura Love is an award winning "folk-funk" singer/songwriter/bassist who has been touring throughout the world since the early 1990s. Laura has released 11 CDs on major and minor labels, she has performed at nearly every great music festival in North America and Australia, she has composed commissioned music for dance and theater productions and is a published author. Laura will be performing at The Palms in Winters, CA on Friday February 16, 2018.
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Element Brass Band kicks of Mardi Gras on Listening Lyrics this Friday 2/9/18 at 4:00PM
Live in the studio some "elements" of the Element Brass Band will be in the studio. When Sacramento trumpeter Ryan Robertson traveled to New Orleans in 2010, he knew that he had found a new home and calling. He was fascinated with the local music and immersed himself in New Orleans' rich culture. He quickly began working in several local brass bands. When Robertson returned to his hometown of Sacramento in 2011, he brought the music of New Orleans with him. He rallied some of Sacramento's top aspiring musicians, and the Element Brass Band was born! Robertson could not get New Orleans out of his blood and soon returned to the Crescent City to further his musical career, passing the bandleader torch to saxophonist Byron Colborn.
For those outside the listening area this program will be streamed live on KDRT at 4:00pm on Friday 2/9/18
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Evan Daly performs for 2nd Friday ArtAbout at Armadillo Music - Broadcast live on KDRT Friday February 9, 2018 at 6:30PM
"If you want to define the live music scene in Davis its a very talented musician named Evan Daly. Evan has his own blues band but also is involved in other local bands covering a wide number of genre's. Evan is actively involved in creating s space for budding and established artists to share their talents. Evan will be performing solo at Armadillo Music during the February Davis 2nd Art About. Music and the live KDRT broadcast starts at 6:30PM"
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SoH Midwifery team co- leading NHS project on specialist perinatal mental health
Faculty of Medicine and Health news Friday 10 May 2019
SoH Midwifery team commissioned by NHS England to produce best practice guidance on involving and supporting partners and significant others in relation to specialist perinatal mental health
This national collaboration is across the University of Leeds, Kings College London, the University of Surrey and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust. The work links to the NHS Long Term Plan which was released in January and sets out the vision for the NHS years for the next 10 years.
Project co-lead, Dr Zoe Darwin, Lecturer in Maternal Health in the School said, "I have been working in perinatal mental health research for over 10 years, conducting research both with mothers and fathers. My research has included the mental health needs and experiences of parents; how mental health is assessed in practice; and, evaluations of support services for parents during and after pregnancy, both in the public and voluntary sector. The team came together through shared research and clinical interests in partners, including fathers"
The project, which will complete in 2019, involves rapid reviews on assessment and intervention relating to mental health and relationships; national stakeholder consultation, and the development of an embedded case study series. A survey has been created and can be accessed by following this link: https://leeds.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/pmhfamilies
Commenting on what the project would mean for the department, Dr Darwin said, "Being part of the team developing best practice guidance for involving and supporting partners and other family members in specialist perinatal mental health services is a real opportunity to influence at a national level the care that families receive at a critical period in their lives. This brings implications for current and future generations not just in the UK but internationally, with the UK being a global leader in perinatal mental health. For our School and our BSc Midwifery students, this is an example of why we do research."
About the project team
Dr Zoe Darwin (project co-lead), University of Leeds, is an Applied Health Researcher and Lecturer in Maternal Health with expertise in mothers' and fathers' perinatal mental health.
Dr Jill Domoney (project co-lead), King's College London, is a Research Clinical Psychologist specialising in developing and evaluating interventions for families in the perinatal period.
Dr Jane Iles, University of Surrey, is a Clinical Psychologist and Researcher with specialist interests in supporting families in the perinatal period, across the early years and throughout childhood.
Dr Vaheshta Sethna, King's College London, is an Hon. Lecturer and Researcher, with an interest in understanding how mental health in mothers and fathers during the perinatal period influences the quality of parenting and children's early development.
Dr Florence Bristow, South London & Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, is a Clinical Psychologist working in a specialist community perinatal mental health service with an interest in understanding the perinatal mental health needs of partners and fathers.
Mark Williams, Fathers Reaching Out, is an expert by experience and continues to campaign at local and national level regarding paternal perinatal mental health.
Jenny McLeish is a freelance health services researcher with extensive experience in the voluntary sector in policy, research, and campaigning for disadvantaged and vulnerable families.
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Puget Sound Orcas are Dying — Latest Sign of Nature's Decline
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The world's top scientists warn that biodiversity is in a free fall. Puget Sound's endangered resident orcas are just the latest victim of short-sighted human actions that are causing an ecological crisis.
The Puget Sound orcas live in three pods named J, K, and L. Members of L pod, Admiralty Inlet, Oct. 10, 2009.
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Three orcas from the Southern Resident population in Washington state's Puget Sound area are presumed dead after being missing for several months, the Center for Whale Research recently reported.
The troubling news comes on the heels of a UN report warning that one-eighth of the world's plant and animal species face extinction due to human causes. Despite that dire report, this week the Trump administration finalized sweeping rollbacks to the Endangered Species Act, further imperiling endangered and threatened species like the Puget Sound orcas.
Earthjustice attorney Patti Goldman, who has been working to protect these orcas for more than a decade, explains why the orcas are so special, and how we can help protect orcas by taking down harmful dams and safeguarding salmon — the orcas' main food source.
Why are orcas so special?
One of the wonderful parts of working for Earthjustice is that you learn about the science as well as the law. One thing that really stuck with me is that orcas are one of the few species that are matrilineal. The mothers, the grandmothers and the granddaughters all stay together.
They're also one of the few species that has post-reproductive females. (So do humans and elephants.) Scientists have tried to figure out what role post-reproductive females play in terms of evolution and survival. For most species, the reproduction function, the rearing the young, is the role females play in the population's survival. But for the orcas, it's also passing down knowledge.
Why is the Puget Sound orca population declining?
The home range of these orcas is further south than many others, so they are more accessible to people than other orcas. The Salish Sea's orcas were the ones targeted for live capture for the Sea Worlds, which decimated their population in the 1960s and 1970s. About a third of them were captured or were killed.
The live capture practice ended when one of our clients, former Secretary of State Ralph Munro, was on a boat with his wife and they found themselves in the middle of a live capture. They could hear the babies wailing as their mothers were captured and vice versa. That was a very pivotal moment. Munro, who was then a member of the state legislature, soon after became the lead proponent of a law banning live capture in Washington state waters.
The second decline occurred in the 1980s. There weren't enough orcas of reproductive age because so many of them had been taken during the live capture.
The third decline is when Earthjustice got involved. In the 1990s there was a 20 percent decline, and the population was down to 78 individuals. This time, the orcas were declining because there wasn't enough food (salmon) — and the food that did exist was often toxic. The situation had become a crisis, and it became clear that the orcas needed the protections of the Endangered Species Act.
How did Earthjustice go about getting Puget Sound orcas protected?
Earthjustice filed a lawsuit in 2002 when the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) refused to protect the orcas under the act. Everyone agreed that their numbers were far too low, placing the orcas at risk of extinction. They desperately needed protection for their prey. There was no dispute about that. But the agency decided this population of orcas wasn't a separate population eligible for the law's protection. NOAA said the orcas are one worldwide species and that there were enough other orcas elsewhere in the world.
Orca L87 breaches at sunset with Whidbey Island and Mt. Baker in the background, Oct. 15, 2010.
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The problem is that the scientists universally disagreed with that assessment. There are technically three subspecies (which means they're likely separate enough to be considered separate species) of orcas. One eats marine mammals. They tend to be bigger and travel over much wider ranges in smaller hunting groups. Another "offshore" type, which we know comparably little about, that ply the open ocean hunting sharks and other fish in large groups. Then there are the fish-eating resident orcas, like our orcas in the Salish Sea. They're different genetically, they're different in terms of their body sizes and types, in what they eat, their language, and their behaviors — all of the kinds of measures that scientists use to determine whether a population is a separate species. Back in 1758, Carl Linnaeus, who was the father of taxonomy, classified orcas as one species. NOAA tried to lock them in that designation for all time.
We went to court. The judge reviewed this evidence and determined that the agency's refusal to list orcas violated the Endangered Species Act, which requires that decisions be made on the best science. Instead, the agency was relying on science that its scientific reviewers found to be outdated, inaccurate, and superseded by current knowledge. The Puget Sound orcas were finally listed as endangered in 2005.
How does our work to protect salmon also protect Puget Sound orcas?
Orcas need to eat a lot of salmon to survive. Their favorite food is chinook or king salmon, the fattest of the salmon species. But many king salmon populations are also on the endangered species list. We are working across the west coast to restore salmon populations by restoring habitat, removing barriers, and keeping water in salmon rivers, including in the Skagit River, the Klamath River, and the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers.
Scientists say one of the best things we can do to increase salmon abundance for orcas is to take out four failing, outdated and costly dams on the lower Snake River that limit salmon migration and reduce the number of salmon available to orcas during critical winter months when they leave Puget Sound in search of food. Removing these dams, even though they are far from the Salish Sea, would open up hundreds of miles of free-flowing waterways, restoring safe passage to and from the imperiled wild salmon's spawning habitat in central Idaho, boosting salmon production and affording more prey for the orcas. We've been fighting for two decades to take down these dams and restore these abundant salmon runs. In 2016, we were joined by more than a quarter million people who registered comments calling for the dams to come down.
How else is Earthjustice protecting Puget Sound orcas?
We're doing a lot, including:
Reducing toxic contamination of their food supply. Orcas are at the top of the food chain, so they get toxic contamination through their prey. After one of the orcas passed away, our client Ralph Munro wanted to bury the orca on his farm. He was told he would need a toxic waste permit to do so because there was so much contamination in the blubber.
Earthjustice has been identifying the key sources of toxic contamination, either to the orcas themselves or to their prey. The number one source of new toxic pollution is stormwater runoff. We've been working for many years now to try to force better management of that runoff, particularly in urban areas. We won a case that says that low impact development like using green roofs and rain barrels is the best technology and the best means of avoiding toxic runoff. That's a nationwide precedent.
Challenging flood plain development. This type of development eliminates a lot of habitat for salmon and therefore the prey of orcas. We've also worked to minimize toxic runoff from highways.
Banning pesticides and other chemicals like flame retardants. These chemicals are persistent and bioaccumulative, and their use should be limited along salmon streams. As with so many toxic chemicals, flame retardants and nerve gas pesticides are harmful to both people and orcas. In fact, late last year, NOAA found that chlorpyrifos is likely to jeopardize the survival and recovery of Puget Sound chinook and by extension, of the orcas who feed on the chinook.
Opposing the TransMountain pipeline. One of the biggest threats to the orcas would be a catastrophic oil spill and yet Canada is poised to increase dramatically the shipments of tar sands through the Salish Sea. We represent several Salish Sea Tribes in opposing the Transmountain pipeline and seeking navigational safeguards, equivalent to the rules of the road, to reduce oil spill risks.
Any final thoughts?
The situation has become urgent. We are redoubling our efforts and looking for ways to reduce vessel noise that interrupts feeding and to rebuild other Chinook salmon runs. When the three pods return here in the summer, they do a ritual where they line up by pod and welcome each other. That is when the scientists do the annual census. While this ritual has brought joy to so many over the years, we now await the count in fear that another whale has not made it back. We are committed to doing everything we can to avoid another act of excruciating grieving like what we have witnessed this year.
This blog was originally published August 2, 2018. It was adapted from a podcast interview with Patti Goldman in 2011.
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Mike Farrell, of Blacon, has clocked up more than 2,000 hours of volunteering
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Mike Farrell with his Palladium Volunteering Achievement Award from Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (Image: Cheshire Fire Service)
A Blacon resident has been given an award by Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service after clocking up more than 2,000 hours of volunteering.
Sixty-six-year-old Mike Farrell, of Blacon Avenue, volunteers for the service as part of the Post Fire Support Team, helping families to clean up after they are affected by a fire.
Mike, who is a retired former fire safety officer at the Countess of Chester Hospital, began volunteering in 2010 while he was still working and has been at it ever since.
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He said: "It is a feel good factor. You feel as if you are contributing and helping others. Sometimes if you do a donation or something you don't see how it pans out but if you do it hands-on you see the difference. It is one of those things which is worthwhile because when you turn out people are quite distressed."
Mike was awarded the Palladium Volunteering Achievement Award from Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service for his efforts over the years.
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He said that the award had taken 'pride of place' in his home and that he was planning to continue volunteering and helping people.
"When you turn out for someone and you are doing something for them they are very appreciative and that feedback motivates me to do more," he added.
"The award is very nice but we don't do it for that. We do it because there is a need for it. The camaraderie is really good as well."
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Warren County Man Admits Role in Scheme to Deceive Bank and Bank Regulators
NEWARK, N.J. – A Warren County, New Jersey, man today admitted his role in a scheme to defraud a bank and bank regulators, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig announced.
Gary Ketchum, 73, of Hackettstown, New Jersey, pleaded guilty by videoconference before U.S. District Judge Kevin McNulty to a superseding information charging him with one count of conspiring to make false entries to deceive First State Bank and to deceive the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, FSB's regulators.
A three-phase scheme took place from 2009 to 2010. The first phase was to fraudulently infuse $7 million of capital into First State Bank (FSB). In the second phase of the scheme, conspirators caused FSB to make millions of dollars in loans based on material misrepresentations to cover up the fraudulent nature of the capital infusion and to end inquiries from FSB's auditors. The final phase involved lying to the FDIC and FSB, among others, about the fraudulent capital infusion and loans.
In May 2017, a conspirator, Donna Conroy, pleaded guilty to her role and is awaiting sentencing. In October 2018, Ketchum, along with conspirators Joseph Natale, former CEO of FSB, formerly of Cranford, New Jersey, and Albert Gasparro were charged by indictment with conspiracy to deceive the FDIC and FSB, deceiving those two entities, conspiracy to commit bank fraud, and bank fraud. Natale is scheduled stand trial before Judge McNulty beginning on Nov. 1, 2021. The charges against Gasparro remain pending.
The conspiracy count to which Ketchum pleaded guilty carries a maximum potential penalty of five years in prison and a fine of $250,000, or twice the gross pecuniary gain derived from the offense or twice the gross loss sustained by any victim. Sentencing is scheduled for June 28, 2021.
Acting U.S. Attorney Honig credited special agents of the FDIC – Office of Inspector General, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge Patricia Tarasca; special agents of the FBI, Newark Division, Red Bank Resident Agency, under the direction of Special Agent in Charge George M. Crouch Jr.; and inspectors of the Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP), under the direction of Special Inspector General Christy Goldsmith Romero, with the investigation leading to today's guilty plea.
The government is represented by Ari B. Fontecchio of the Economic Crimes Unit of the U.S. Attorney's Office, District of New Jersey.
The charges and allegations against the remaining defendants are merely accusations, and they are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
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Financial Fraud


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