Only thing I can think of would be NS macro going off or not going off on one key press. I've seen some people that are not aware you need to double-key-press the macro when moving while you only need to single-key-press the macro when standing still. I've heard people unaware of this mechanic on the macro single-press on the run and then complain that NS doesn't always go off like they expect it to.

Penetrating Cold Simulator on Facebook

One of my guildies found this online; a penetrating cold simulator, thought I'd post a link to it for those out there struggling on phase 3.

Kinda nifty and fun to play around with, but leaves a lot out of the equation. Such as do you have hots on the target, variations/crits in healing and not to mention who is healing the rest of the raid during all this.

What should my Haste be at Currently i am at 471 or 14.36% and what a desirable number would be for when the patch hits to reap the best benefits from Glyph of Rejuvination which will be avail in patch 3.3

I'm currently running with

Glyph of Swiftmend
Glyph of Rejuvenation
Glyph of Wild Growth

Which one (if any) should I dump for Glyph of Rapid Rejuvenation? Kinda feel like I'll go with replacing the old Rejuvenation Glyph with the new one but I'm not sure though...

Depending on your raid healing role and other healers. I have an amazing Disc Priest as well as an amazing Holy Priest that catch spiky/debuff targets really well. I personally would drop Swiftmend, unless there isn't a lot of damage going around to make Rejuvenation useful. Unless the fight is critical, I'll keep running those 3, swapping in and out Swiftmend/Rapid Rejuvenation.

What you replace is really based on your healing style. Swiftmend is typically my 3rd highest heal casted behind RJ/WG on aoe damage fights and behind RJ/LB on standard tank and spank. The time lost rehotting, as well as the mana makes the glyph a must-have for me. Really what I'm saying is I'm kind of confused by multiple people (not just Geta) posting here and asking others what they should replace. You know how you heal/how you play/how your raid functions better than anyone else. The decision is yours to make.

I guess people have also got stuck in the rut where you keep a standard set of glyphs for a whole instance except maybe one boss where you switch something out because quite frankly we didn't have that much to choose from.

Hopefully the boss diversity in Icecrown and the addition of another useful glyph will be able to promote actually switching around more frequently but saying that Swiftmend is one of the glyphs I believe I will always keep on me.

I will always keep one on me. I keep HT, Nourish, Wild Growth, Rejuvenation, Swiftmend, Innervate, Regrowth, and Rebirth on me at all times. Next patch I will walk around with 9 glyphs. It may be overboard because I rarely switch out glyphs, but next patch will give me 8 extra bag slots.

On the understanding of Swiftmend glyph, If I used it more, which I should:

WoW Meters Online - Combatlog Replay

I would still keep it for Anub and Twins. I would swap out the hasted glyph for Twins, but for my PC target, I use Swiftmend to heal them, so the Glyph would seem appropriate.

Now with 3.3 coming up soon, I started messing around with the talent calculator a little bit more. If I were to pick up CF for the 3% haste, it would leave me little-no room in the restoration tree, looking something like this:
Talent Calculator - World of Warcraft

The end tiers of the restoration tree, I feel I cannot avoid Revitalize. It is too good for me and my raid. With my haste gear, without butchering my Spellpower by no more than 50 in Treeform; and only hurting my crit rating, I sit in the low 700's (735ish) I believe in haste gear.

My ultimate goal is to reach 856+ So I can pick up Empowered Touch, Living Seed, and Imp. Barkskin again, maybe even dropping LS for 3/3 Natural Perfection since our critical % will be lowered. I was also thinking while having 3/3 CF, using Regrowth instead of Nourish on first cast, without ET, Nourish will be a little weaker. However, I also contradict myself with the speed of Nourish cast time+reaction. When I was glyphed for Healing Touch, a sub 1 second heal was really nice to have. If there is a bit more of single target debuff in ICC like Napalm Shells (mimiron) and Incinerate Flesh (Jaraxxus), Nourish may be the way to glyph.

Like most of the healers/druids I have talked to, they are getting extremely bored with ToGC. It was a fun Anub'Arak progression, but once you get the instance down, it becomes easier to repeat than most previous content.

I am just curious how others will spec come 3.3 release, as I am not wanting to replace a 150 Spellpower trinket with the Battlemasters haste trinket. I think the throughput I get from 150 SP will outrank the extra 7 talent points I use in Balance.

The spec you linked is exactly the spec I'm planning for the patch. Here's how I see the interaction between spell preference and talent choices:

There's a problem whereby Nourish wants Living Seed and Empowered Touch, but not NG, CF, or high haste, while Rejuv wants CF (and therefore NG) and high haste, but not LS. Importantly though, Regrowth wants NG, CF, and high haste (as well as LS). In addition Regrowth gets a straight 10% buff via GotEM. All in all, I think logical result is that, while raid healing will be primarily done through Rejuv/WG, Regrowth will move up over Nourish as the occasional direct-healing option.

This makes things every efficient: Rejuv is full-powered with high haste and CF, which is important because it will be a huge percentage of our healing. Regrowth will still benefit from high haste and CF, and will pull additional benefit from NG instead of wasting it. In addition, you don’t need the two points in Empowered Touch. The only downside is not having Living Seed for your Regrowth

Have you considered the high mana consumption of Regrowth vs the relatively low mana consumption of nourish? Although I understand the benefit of the new GoTEM to regrowth, isn't it better just to land a quick heal with an extremely fast nourish when it's needed?