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Chelsea Cains Heartsick is a 2007 debut novel and the first in a quintet of books that must be read sequentially. It is about Portland, Ore., detective Archie Sheridan and his nemesis, Gretchen Lowell certainly the savviest, most evil and seductive villainess in crime fiction history.
You will have long forgotten the luminous Lisbeth Salandar in Stieg Larssens Millennium Trilogy before you forget a scintilla of Gretchen Lowell.
Cains latest book in the Gretchen Lowell series is Kill You Twice, which was released in August. If you read Heartsick, you will read all of Cains thrillers youll steal them if you have to but you must read Heartsick first.
Its macabre. Its mesmerizing. Its brilliant. Nobody Ive ever read can do heinous and make you like it as can Cain. Her five books have sold an excess of 1 million in the U.S. alone, and every Cain mystery has made The New York Times best-seller list.
Lowell is a figurine beauty: Blonde, chiseled, slinky a femme fatale. She insinuates herself into Portlands police serious crimes unit headed by veteran detective Archie Sheridan, fruitlessly investigating a deviant serial killer with a team of detectives for the last 10 years.
Gretchen is clueful in addition to being seductive. Her bright green eyes, her poise and stunning beauty, and that sensual touch of naiveté force compliance with her polished natural charm. She lies unquestioned: an academic psychologist, having just finished a book, thought she might help profile the psychopath ... just wants to help ... has followed the case and arch-detective Archie Sheridan with keen interest.
Archie has been haunted by his teams failure to find a shred of evidence in pursuit for nearly half his career of what will soon come to be known as the Beauty Killer. He is desperate for a clue. A fetching psychologist in-between books and professorships, why not? Gretchen is on the team, working closely with Archie soon closer than a mouse in the claws of a playful feline.
Women dont usually play this role, dont usually kill for pleasure, dont usually torture with glee, but Gretchen is like no woman you have ever met in dreams or fiction. And she is lovable.
Cain skillfully juxtaposes present and past events to concoct police procedure with evil pure enough to outsmart it, beginning on page 1 with a flashback to Archies bizarre entrapment and impassioned torture. Flash ahead to Archies return to work after two years of convalescing, still shaken and damaged from his 10-day ordeal with Gretchen, popping pain pills and amphetamines and leading his team of detectives in yet another serial killer investigation with eerie similarities.
Archie visits Gretchen every Sunday in the state prison for the criminally insane, compelled, in theory, because at every visit she gives up the location of another of her victims. But we know that Archie is obsessed with his torturer, dreams about her, desires her, is willing to again be her captive.
Heartsick includes carefully drawn and charismatic supporting characters who keep in motion components of a brilliantly fashioned intrigue. It is a smart book not for dozy readers.
Jeff Mannix is a local journalist and author. Reach him through JeffMannix.com.


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It was a mixed result for the Tiger volleyball team this past weekend, as the Tigers played three matches on the road in Iowa and Nebraska and came home 1-2.
It was a mixed result for the Tiger volleyball team this past weekend, as the Tigers played three matches on the road in Iowa and Nebraska and came home 1-2.
The Tigers travelled to Iowa on Friday evening for a pair of matches against Waldorf College, a member of the MCAC, and AIB College of Business.
The Tigers lost the opening match with Waldorf 10-25, 9-25, 16-25, but rallied in the nightcap to defeat AIB in five thrilling sets (25-20, 19-25, 28-26, 18-25, 16-14).
On Saturday, CCC pointed the vans south and stopped in Omaha on the way home to play a conference match with College of St. Mary. The Flames defeated the Tigers 25-16, 25-17, 25-14 leaving the Tigers still searching for that elusive first MCAC win of the season.
Statistically, Mayuko Shono dominated the offensive stat line for the Tigers. In the three matches Shono recorded 26 kills on 90 swings with 21 errors.
Freshman Israel Espinosa was the next closest with 13 kills on the weekend. Defensively, three Tigers stood out in the digs column.
Junior Libero Samantha Dahl led the way with 40 defensive digs on the weekend. Hannah Crandall and Kaitlyn Metz were next each recording 23 digs.
The Tigers are now 4-12 on the season and 0-6 in the MCAC.
They are back home next week for three MCAC matches. They will play York on Tuesday night at 7:00 pm, Waldorf on Friday night at 7:00 pm, and CSM on Saturday afternoon at 1:00 pm.

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Utah State grad wins Nobel Prize in economics
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WASHINGTON It was cold, but not nearly as frigid as four years ago.
It was crowded, but only half as packed as 2009.
It was historic, but not nearly as monumental as the first time around.
The way everyone else is writing these inauguration stories, you would think President Barack Obamas second swearing-in was something to sneeze at.
But for a first-time political reporter covering the festivities a one-man band running from the Capitol ceremony to the parade to the ball it was pretty great.
Worth several sneezes, in fact, courtesy of the winter weather.
When I first applied for The Durango Heralds internship in D.C., it never occurred to me that I might be covering the inauguration.
I never pictured starting this story sitting on a curb near Pennsylvania Avenue waiting for the parade to start, adding more detail while swapping my snow boots for high heels and finishing it while Brad Paisley croons in the background to the rest of the ball.
I started my day trekking on foot to the Capitol at 6 a.m., and I wasnt alone. Bundled up with three pairs of socks, long johns, four shirts and three pairs of gloves, Id vowed Sunday night to be prepared.
Thankfully, it was enough.
But no matter how thick my sweaters were, or how sturdy my boots, I could never have been prepared for sitting less than a football field away from the president of the United States as he took the oath of office for the second time.
Regardless of political affiliation, it was a powerful moment. On one side of me, three members of the Japanese media took notes and photos much like me. But on the other side, a father sat with his 9-year-old son wearing a monkey hat. The reporter on my left shivered and shook, while the kid kept running up to the barrier to get the best iPhone photo for his dad.
At the parade, I watched crowds sprint to see the Obamas as they stepped out of the limousine, scrambling for a good view four rows back.
And now, as I frantically type this article on my phone to make deadline, Jennifer Hudson is serenading the president and first lady, the crowd singing along and snapping photos and videos. Their clapping and cheering is thunderous, nearly echoing in this massive convention center. A little red-headed boy in a suit has been lifted onto someones shoulders, camera flashes bouncing off him.
And then the Obamas leave the stage. As everyone else moves around me to grab drinks or pretzels, Im still standing here clutching my notebook and press pass and praying I can find enough of a cellular signal to send this to my editors.
I didnt write a straight news story about how Chief Justice John Roberts didnt bungle his lines this time, or why the first lady chose a sleeveless dress.
I wrote this reporters notebook to try to show you what a wide-eyed cub reporter barely a week into her first political reporting internship sees from below the steps of the Capitol, sitting on the curb off the parade route and balancing precariously in high heels at the ball.
I saw a lot. Probably more than Ill ever see again for the rest of my life.
And Im OK with that.
While many politicians savor their first victories by scheming for a second, Im going to call this day a success.
And historic, even if its just for me.
Stefanie Dazio is a student at American University in Washington, D.C., and an intern for The Durango Herald. Email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Although by far the majority of carte de visite and cabinet photographs were run-of-the-mill studio portraits of people in their Sunday best, browsing of old photo collections shows that even from the early 1860s many visited the studio wearing costumes. Some of these are clear representations of a particular character popular on the stage or in folklore, perhaps imitating the copyrighted photographs of actors published in significant numbers which have become sought after collectibles, while others are not quite so obvious.
I have previously written about such portraits from the mid-1880s by Derbyshire photographers Schmidt and Brennen, possibly depicting characters from a Gilbert and Sullivan musical (Dame Hannah and Ruddigore). Later examples from my collection include group photos with costumes from G+S's The Mikado and Tennyson's poem-play Dream of Fair Women.
"Jack & Gill," Capt. Marshall & Miss Pepworth, c.1881-1883
Cabinet card by H. Kisch, Maritzburg, Natal, South Africa
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
This week we have a South African couple, he at least dressed in costume, and an inscription on the reverse informs us that the subjects, identified as Captain Marshall and Miss Pepworth, are masquerading as "Jack & Gill." Whether this was for a stage performance - perhaps even a Christmas pantomine - or to attend a fancy dress party, will probably never be revealed. The portrait was almost certainly taken outdoors, although the latticework window, rocks, branches and plants appear to have been at least partly arranged by the photographer. The nature of the "second edge" close to the lower edge of the print suggests to me that it is a copy of a slightly earlier print mounted on card.
Reverse of cabinet card mount by Henry Kisch
with inscription handwritten in black/dark blue ink
Image © and collection of Brett Payne
Although the portrait is undated, Bensusan's comprehensive list of South African photographers shows that Henry Kisch operated photographic studios in Maritzburg (now Pietermaritzburg) between 1877 and 1885, after which he moved to Durban. The arrangement on the reverse of the card mount, with a diagonal signature, large ornate initial letters and ivy/scroll work, is typical of the "large letter" designs by Marion Imp of Paris that Roger Vaughan describes as being commonly used in the late 1870s and early 1880s.
Captain George Marshall (centre), Pietermaritzburg racecourse, 1890
Image © and courtesy of David Hill
A search on the net quickly led me to David Marshall's family history web pages, which include biographical details of his great-grandparents George Marshall (1850-1921) and Sarah Eleanor Pepworth (1859-1890). After an education at Rugby school, George went into the family business as a timber merchant. From 1873 he served with the Middlesex Yeomanry Cavalry, and in 1878 went with them out to South Africa where they fought in the Anglo-Zulu War in that and the following year.
Sarah Eleanor Pepworth, c. late 1870s
Image © and courtesy of David Hill
After the conclusion of the war he settled in Natal and on 4 July 1883 married Sarah Eleanor Pepworth, daughter of a prominent local resident and former mayor, Henry Pepworth, J.P. George started a timber business in Natal, while he and Sarah lived on a farm in the Dargle Valley, in the foothills of the Drakensberg mountains. Sarah died in August 1890, a few weeks after giving birth to their second child, and two years later George Marshall returned to England with the two young children, ending their association with South Africa.
Bensusan, A.D. (1963), 19th Century Photographers in South Africa, Africana Notes and News, Volume 15, No. 6, pp. 219-52, from South African Photographers of the 19th Century, on Ancestry24.
David Murray Marshall Hall's Ancestors and their Descendants


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The Lawrence Welk Show "Love Songs" Anacani sings "Secret Love" for this 1980 show. "Love Me Tender" gets a great rendition by Tom Netherton. Kathie Sullivan asks "Why Do I Love You?" Bobby and Elaine dance to "Amor." Lawrence waltzes to "Love Makes the World Go Round."G
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PTR Back to Release Build
Another Release flagged PTR build (15005) was pushed recently with no significant changes. Don't forget that Season 10 is ending on November 29, just around the time that 4.3 should go live.
Statistics: Class Balance and Dragonwrath
One of the more popular requests for a Statistics post has been a class balance type of post. For the first graph we simply took the class balance for characters that have earned more than 5k Valor points, resulting in a sample size of roughly 1.8 million characters from the US and EU. This helps to remove the massive amount of alts we saw last time. Nothing too unexpected here, warlocks and rogues are still coming in last place.
The second graph shows you how many new Dragonwrath, Tarecgosa's Rest were created each week. The slight decrease in the last displayed week may be due to the frequency of our data updates, so regard it with some skepticism.
Blizzard Art Gallery Update
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Salpy where can I order Varoujan Makarian? I searched Amazon and nothing turned up.
Courtesy of Salpy: A majestic Armenian Orthodox Hymn chanted during the Blessing of the Waters on Holy Feast of the Epiphany: http://www.esnips.com/doc/00c7142b-82f8-4587-81d2-e32df4906cfc/Ov-Zarmaneli-(O-Wondrous)This file is Track 11 of the Armenian Christmas Hymns CD which can be purchased at the following link: http://www.stvartanbookstore.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=4731
Segment of the Armenian Orthodox Liturgy by the Youth Choir of St Mary's Armenian Orthodox parish in Toronto:
It is such a marvelous blessing to hear some Ethiopian chant in English
Just out of interest I was wondering if anyone could contribute any liturgical audio from the Assyrian Church of the East.Thanks
Dear Orthodox11,How are you? I think that you may be referring to the Lections/Liturgy readings in English on the EthiopianOrthodox.org site?This is not the typical tone of how the lections are read. Now, if you hear the Amharic Lection readings, it will sound somewhat like the Ge'ez--which again, is a very different style and tone from all others that I have heard in various Churches.
Um... I was under the impression that the "Assyrian Church of the East" is not in communion with either OO or EO.Am I correct?
It is very interesting to hear the organ in an Orthodox service. For Americans, the sound of an organ is almost always considered synonymous with Roman Catholicism. However, in this video I didn't even notice the organ sound at first… it blended so seamlessly with the chant. It is nice to have a further understanding that certain "characteristics" of Rome (such as the use of organs during services) are not inherently wrong just because Rome practices them; rather, the real issue is of course the theological context in which Rome operates.
Traditionally, the use of musical instruments is avoided in liturgical services. In 1930, at the Synod presided by late Patriarch Elias III at Dayro d-Mor Mattay, the use of an organ was permitted. Today the use of musical instruments is becoming increasingly prevalent in Syriac Orthodox Churches, particularly in the services of the divine liturgy, weddings, etc. While the nominal use of an instrument enhances the spiritual experience, excessive use detracts from it, especially when it discourages the participation of the congregation. Along with the use of musical instruments, innovations on traditional Syriac melodies for hymns, especially in the divine liturgy, are now increasingly common, often influenced by the secular music of the larger society in which the Syriac Orthodox communities reside. While some of these innovations enhance the musical heritage of the Church, and provide a contemporary flavor to the ancient liturgies, departures from the Syriac musical genre and frequent innovations affects participation of the entire congregation in liturgical music and detracts from the sanctity and purpose of liturgical music.Source
in the Coptic and Ethiopic traditions, percussion (cymbals, triangles, drums, etc.) is permitted, but melodic instruments are not.
There is an organ in my church. It's really only there for the benifit of the choir to help them for certain notes.
However, in most every Ethiopian video I've seen they not only use rhythmic instruments (drums, cymbals) but also melodic ones like flutes and stringed instruments.
I'm prepared to stand corrected, but I do not believe (and have never seen) flutes or stringed instruments are used as part of the Ethiopian liturgy.They are used in pretty much every religious song - mezmur - i've ever heard (like the ones on youtube), but I've yet to come accross them in a liturgical context, which is what I was refering to above.
I would be interested in knowing how/why/when the organ was introduced into the Armenian Church and whether the use of other instrumentation was common, or even acceptable, prior to its introduction. Salpy?
I think the organ was officially approved for liturgical use during the 1920's. What probably happened was after the Genocide when the survivors went into diaspora, they most likely saw the organs in their friends' Catholic and Protestant churches and wanted the same. I don't know. I'm not that wild about the organs. They add to the "concert mentality" and sometimes drown out the choir.The only other instruments I've seen are cymbals used by the Armenians from Istanbul during the Matins service. We have deacons in our church from there and sometimes our priest lets them do their thing. It's really quite awesome. We're not talking the small cymbals used by the Copts. We're talking the really big ones, like the ones used in orchestras.
Thanks Salpy! You don't suppose there's a recording of the matins from Constantinople available somewhere online do you?
O.K. I can't believe I found this on youtube. I guess youtube has everything.http://youtube.com/watch?v=8E4tP7l9ae0
Try watching this to get a better feel for the Indian Liturgy...Here are some hymns in Syriac...
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Here are some Palm Sunday processional hymns and chants by our Malankara Syrian Orthodox brothers. I love how they have kids throwing the palm fronds in the air. It must have been fun.
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[Update 09/17/13: Conversion rates between Honor and Justice Points has been increased from 375>250 to 500>250, causing a significant increase in the amount of farming required.]
Heads Up – F2P Heirloom Guides Coming Soon
During the past couple of weeks I've had a lot of increased traffic on my heirlooms guides, and I've had more contact from readers than I have for quite a while. With F2P twinking on a rise right now a lot of people are wondering why I haven't bothered to cover the PvP heirlooms in my guides. In short, I have.
PvP heirlooms, in general, are not as powerful as PvE heirlooms. PvP heirlooms are defined as those that grant a bonus to Resilience, while PvE heirlooms are those that do not. PvP Heirlooms don't often show up in my guides because they aren't as good as PvE heirlooms and if I'm going to write a guide then I'm going to do it with optimization in mind.
However, for the sake of all those F2P players, there will be an heirloom guide soon that's directed specifically at you and how to go about farming heirlooms for each class taking into account the amount of time it takes to farm Honor and the relative value of PvE pieces versus PvP pieces.
Now, back to your regularly scheduled blog post…
There are multiple ways to farm heirlooms in the game right now, some of which are faster than others. Prior to Blizzard making the change that now allows us to convert Justice Points to Honor and vice versa, some of the heirlooms were theoretically out of reach for players that did not take part in the activities that rewarded the type of currency used for the different heirlooms. Thanks to that change though, the heirlooms can be purchased by players who enjoy any combination of questing, PvP, and PvE.
Today we're going to take a look at the possible farming methods and how quickly you can farm certain heirlooms. First I'll explain the various farming methods, and then I'll give my opinion on which methods of farming I suggest for different types of players.
Methods of Farming
Farming Justice Points (JP)
Cataclysm Instances: 140 per dungeon, 7 per week = 980 JP/wk
Cataclysm Heroics: 70 per boss (varies by dungeon)
Weekly Wrath Raid Quest: 138 JP
Honor Conversion:
375 Honor = 250 JP 500 Honor = 250 JP, no limit
To see a full list of the ways to farm JP, see Wowhead's listing of Justice Points (JP).
Heirloom Costs: Armor 2,175, Shoulders 2,175, Weapons 2,175-3,500, Trinkets 2,725
I mentioned this type of farming first because the Justice Points are the currency for the majority of the heirlooms available, and because between the JP and Honor heirlooms, JP are almost always the better choice.
Easy Farming: As far as easy farming goes, running the seven random Cataclysm dungeons each week is the "easiest" way to farm JP. The few times that I have farmed dungeons for JP, it took me 1-2 evenings worth of LFG to finish all seven. You never know, even in normal dungeons, how good or bad the rest of the team will be in LFG, and you may or may not be able to talk guild members into doing this farm with you to speed it up. [Update: As I am no longer actively playing WoW, I don't know what the easiest way to farm straight JP is right now.]
Fast Farming: The fastest way to farm JP, that I know of, is to actually farm Honor instead and then convert it to JP. A
few months couple of years ago Cynwise wrote a post called The Carrot and the Stick which talks about this a bit. Because of how much of each currency you earn in relation to the activities that grant them, you can earn Honor at a significantly faster rate than you can earn JP, making the conversion rate of Honor -> JP faster than farming JP itself. In the time it takes me to farm seven dungeons for just 980 JP, I can farm roughly two whole heirlooms worth of Honor.
Heroic Farming: While most people farm Heroics for extra Valor Points, each heroic boss does reward JP as well. How much JP you get per dungeon depends on how many bosses the dungeon has to offer. Do you want to run dungeons that have seven bosses for more JP/dungeon, or do you want to run dungeons with only 3-4 bosses for more JP/hour? How much time you have to run them is the real deciding factor. If you're farming Heroics anyway, you might as well get some heirloom profit out of the deal too.
Farming Honor Points
Heirloom Costs: Armor 2,175, Shoulders 2,175, Weapons 2,175-3,500, Trinkets 2,725
The PvP Heirlooms that originally appeared in Wintergrasp are purchased with Honor. In most cases, the PvP heirlooms are not as powerful as the PvE heirlooms. They can be better for PvP at some levels because they all offer Resilience, but they gain that stat at the expense of other stats so in most cases you get better heirlooms from JP than you do from Honor.
The great thing about Honor is that it can be farmed on any toon from level 10 on, which is especially important for free account players since they don't have access to a character that can farm JP. It's also good for people on new accounts who like to do PvP while they level since they can buy heirlooms even without having high level characters.
The most efficient way to farm honor is to do so on a high level character because the higher your level (and your opponent's level) the more Honor you receive, and the higher your level the higher the Honor rewards are from completing battleground tasks such as capturing flags/nodes or destroying towers/gates/NPC Leaders. But, just because you get more honor at high levels than you do at low doesn't mean you can't farm for heirlooms on low level toons.
Honor Farming Without PvP: There are two ways you can farm Honor without doing any actual PvP. First is the Wintergrasp daily quests which each reward 24 Honor. The only quests there that require some form of PvP are the ones that want you to destroy enemy siege vehicles or to protect your own siege vehicles, all others can be done with no PvP at all (you can kill NPC's for the one that asks for 10 kills). Winning Wintergrasp gives you Honor as well, and since Cataclysm I have not seen more than 8 people in WG at one time, making the battles extremely fast and easy. Losing Wintergrasp should give you honor as well, but I honestly haven't lost in Wintergrasp since Cataclsym so I have no idea how much it is.
If you control Wintergrasp then you can take advantage of the second type of PvP'less Honor farming, which is Northrend dungeons. While your faction controls WG, all Northrend dungeon bosses reward Honor in addition to their normal rewards. During Wrath you got Stonekeeper Shards for killing the bosses while in control of WG, but with the currency consolidation of Cataclysm those shards were converted to Honor.
Thirdly we have Northrend's PvP Daily Quests in areas such as Grizzly Hills' Venture Bay. You will get flagged for PvP while you do some of these quests, so it's possible that you're opening yourself up to being ganked by passers by, but in my experience most of Northrend is pretty well dead right now and you shouldn't have a problem. This honor grind isn't especially fast, but it is a way to farm honor and gold at the same time, and one of these quests in particular is infinitely repeatable for 9 honor each time. It's the quest that makes you pick up a small container of something that causes you to move incredibly slow while carrying it, so it does get very boring but at least it's possible.
Fast Farming: If you want Honor fast there are a few options. Tol Barad is first on the list because it gives high amounts of honor regardless of win or loose, it's typically finished quickly, and so many people are killed in such short bursts of time that Honor adds up fairly quick. Second is the Call to Arms (CtA) and/or Random BG queues. Call to Arms is most beneficial when it's applied to battlegrounds that are already known for high honor rewards such as Alterac Valley (AV), Strand of the Ancients (SotA), and Isle of the Crusader (IoC). Call to Arms happens every weekend, while during the week your only option for bonus Honor is Random BG queues. [Update: TB is still a decent source of Honor, but now almost nobody actually goes there so it does take time and you'll often end up there alone and you may be the only person there the whole time or you might find yourself up against a group of 4-5 people with the same idea and you get slaughtered. Still a decent source of honor considering time investment, but it's not exactly fun these days.]
Wintergrasp is still a fairly decent place to farm up some quick Honor by doing the quests and scoring a victory. It's an easy place to score a quick 200 or so Honor.
Farming Champion's Seals
Seals/Day from Daily Quests: 14
Seals/Day from Heroic ToC: 3
Heirloom Costs: Armor 60, Shoulders 60, Weapons 60-95, Trinkets 75
The heirlooms that you purchase with Champion's Seals are the same that you purchase with Justice Points.
In order to farm Champion Seals you need to have completed the full quest line in the Argent Tournament located in Icecrown. Once you've opened all of the quest lines you need to select the Champion's Purse as your reward for all of the daily quests as each one rewards a single Champion's Seal. You'll also get another three from doing a full clear of Heroic ToC each day.
You can easily get 14 Seals per day solo, and may or may not need help clearing H-ToC. If you just do the daily quests then you can earn a new heirloom piece every 5-6 days. It's a slow process compared to the other types of heirloom farming, but it does offer other side benefits such as earning gold and racial faction reputation, and extra Seals can go towards purchasing pets and mounts.
If you're not in a hurry to farm heirlooms with this method, then just doing the daily quests and skipping the Heroic ToC clears. Doing this will add 1-3 days of farming per heirloom. I haven't tried to solo H-ToC, so I don't know how easy or hard it might be. With level 85 characters I suspect that it will be fairly easy to two-man the heroic version.
Farming Guild Reputation
Available Heirlooms: Cloaks and Helms
Heirloom Cost: 1,200g (Cloaks), 1,350g (Helms)
This grind is a different type of grind. Rather than earning rewards that you use to purchase the heirlooms this grind rewards you with the ability to purchase them in the first place. Both of these types of heirlooms are purchased with gold, and both require you to be Honored with your guild. Your guild itself must also be level 10 to unlock the Cloaks for purchase, and level 20 to unlock the Helms.
This is the only way to get access to heirloom cloaks and helms, and I suspect that Blizzard will keep it that way.
For some people 1,200g is nothing at all, while for others it really can be quite a grind. When you look at purchasing all of the different helms and cloaks available those numbers can really add up quick as well. There are a lot of different ways to earn gold in WoW, and I'm not about to go into details on the various ways. If you want easy gold farming, do your daily quests at level 85. If you want a bit more work, start playing the auction house. If that's not enough, start playing the auction house while maximizing your characters professions and flipping potentially lucrative items.
Farming Fish
Required Fishing Skill: 1+
There's only one fish farming heirloom, but it's also the only way to obtain this heirloom and the only one of its kind as of the current patch (4.2).
The Dread Pirate Ring requires you to win the Kalu'ak Fishing Derby which takes place every Saturday at 2 PM server time, lasting for 1 hour or until someone claims the prize. In order to win you must be the first person to catch and return the Blacktip Shark to the quest giver. You can catch the shark in any Northrend fishing pool, and there is no specific rank of fishing required in order to catch it. If you decide to farm for this heirloom, be aware that this tournament typically lasts for less than 10 minutes.
If you're serious about farming for this ring, I suggest you do a little research before hand. If you would like to know how to best go about winning this tournament, I direct you to the master fishermen of El's Extreme Anglin'.
Farming Suggestions
In this section I want to address you, the reader, to help you decide what kind of farming might be best suited to your particular playstyle.
If you classify yourself primarily as a raider, then you're likely in the habit of running heroic dungeons, and you probably hit the JP cap regularly. If this is the case, then farming for heirlooms is part of your normal activities (as you likely are already aware). In addition to your regular Heroic runs though, try to add in the seven Normal dungeon runs each week as well. As a raider you likely have gear that far outclasses the normal dungeons, which should make running them significantly faster (especially if you have a full group of raiders running them).
If you're in a guild where the players who raid are set and you're already geared far beyond heroics and JP purchases, then your next best option is most likely PvP. If you're already fully geared beyond the usefulness of heroics then you're probably sick of seeing the dungeons and can't stand the thought of farming them anyway and PvP could provide a nice change of scenery for you.
Also keep in mind that the Honor -> JP conversion doesn't have to wait until you have an entire heirloom's worth of Honor. If you have 2,000 JP and you're trying to buy an heirloom that costs 2,175 then the fastest way for you to get those extra points is probably going to be a quick trip to Tol Barad which should get you more than enough Honor for a single conversion that will give you another 250 JP to get that purchase. Mixing and matching activities like this doesn't hold you back in farming for heirlooms. Just keep an eye on how much you need versus how easy it is to obtain more and what you have the time to do.
Some raiders like to enjoy their downtime away from the raid and take it easy. For you I suggest the Argent Tournament farming of Champion's Seals. There's a good chance that those of you who fall into this category have already farmed this area for every mount and pet it has to offer, but it's still a legitimate method of heirloom farming if you're still looking for heirlooms.
PvP Haters
People who can't stand PvP, like my wife, will most likely stick to farming Heroic dungeons and/or the seven weekly normal dungeons for their Justice Points. Since you're not going to participate in PvP, the next best option to dungeons is going to be the Argent Tournament.
If you fall into this category, refer to the Raider category directly above. You'll follow that same advice, minus the PvP portion. Since you're not into PvP, you have little reason to bother with even looking at the PvP heirlooms. However, there are still three items that the PvP vendors offer that don't have an equivalent item from the PvE vendors: Battleworn Thrash Blade (procs extra, free attacks), Pristine Lightforge Spaulders (plate caster shoulders), and Inherited Insignia of the Horde/Alliance (PvP trinket with Resilience).
Of those three items, the one you're most likely going to be interested in is the Pristine Lightforge Spaulders as they are the only piece of plate-caster heirloom armor in the game. You may or may not be concerned about the Thrash Blade, it's a good weapon if you like to use enchants that proc, but even then it's outclassed by most of the JP heirlooms regardless. Very few of you will be interested in the Insignia as it's a PvP trinket and very little PvE content has enough crowd control for you to concern yourself with having it.
PvP Lovers
If you're into PvP, then you're already on the fast track for heirloom collecting. Arenas aren't going to help you with heirlooms unless the season is about to restart. Arenas award Conquest Points which cannot be used to purchase heirlooms. Non-Rated Battlegrounds are the primary source of Honor points, and that's what you need for heirlooms.
Most Honor heirlooms are overall weaker than the Justice Point heirlooms. While most of the stats will be either the same or very close to one another, the Honor heirlooms replace one or more attributes from the JP versions with a bonus to Resilience (a PvP stat for those that aren't aware). That's why PvE heirlooms are usually more powerful than their PvP counterparts, because Resilience isn't always useful (especially in PvE where it's almost worthless).
If you're going to farm for the PvE heirloom via PvP activities, you'll have to convert your Honor into Justice Points to buy them. It costs 375 Honor to purchase 250 Justice Points, so you're taking a 33% loss during the conversion. That's a pretty hefty conversion fee, but you can still farm Honor more than 33% faster than you can farm JP, so you're still ahead in terms of time investment.
Most heirlooms have a similar item on the other side of the PvP/PvE fence, but not all of them. A couple of the items that are PvP only are: Battleworn Thrash Blade (procs extra, free attacks), Pristine Lightforge Spaulders (plate caster shoulders), and Inherited Insignia of the Horde/Alliance (PvP trinket with Resilience). For those three items you need to farm Honor instead of JP, so if you want those then you're already on the right side of that fence and don't need to bother with a conversion fee.
You should also consider running at least some of the seven weekly dungeon runs that award Justice Points. Most of these can be done in a reasonable amount of time and doing a couple of them back to back should give you a BG or two worth of JP after conversion. If you can't stand LFG and you don't have guildmates that want to run normals, then by all means forget about these and stick to PvP.
Solo Gamers, Questers, and Altoholics
If you fall into this category then there's no clear cut path that you're going to follow by definition of this classification. If you like PvP at all, then PvP is your fastest source of heirlooms with the assumption that you don't mind doing quite a bit of PvP. If you're the type that likes to dip their toes into a bit of everything then you're actually in a pretty good spot for heirloom farming because you can get all of the different types of currency and use them as needed.
While doing straight PvP farming is faster than doing straight PvE farming, the fastest method possible is to actually combine the two methods by taking advantage of all of the options that grant large amounts of JP and Honor. Take advantage of Tol Barad when you see it up. If you don't like PvP much, try to stick to the large groups and assist the other people rather than running off and doing your own thing. You can also help in TB by driving the siege vehicles to the towers if you're on offense or going to destroy those siege vehicles if you're on defense. Take advantage of Wintergrasp as well, as participation is usually very low which means victory is often easy, and the quests there are very quick and easy to do for extra Honor.
Whether or not you participate in the Argent Tournament is up to you. Since these types of players are more likely to spend time on multiple characters, you may or may not feel that a third form of farming is worth your time. JP and Honor can both be mixed and matched as needed because of the conversion, where Seals are Seals are Seals, end of story. On the other hand, doing these dailies on multiple characters every day means you can get basically one heirloom every week per character. So if you have three characters that will farm all of the quests, then you'll be able to buy roughly three heirlooms every week. It might not be as effective at mass farming as PvP or dungeon runs, but it's also less time intensive and can be done here and there as you have time as opposed to long stretches dedicated to dungeons or BG's.
Trial Accounts
Your only option for getting heirlooms is to farm Honor in battlegrounds. F2P accounts that participate in PvP are twinks even if they don't want to be twinks because those accounts are forced into the 20-24 twink bracket. Farming Honor can be a real struggle for you, especially if you're only getting WSG queues and have problems with capturing flags.
Warsong Gulch is the single-worst battleground in the entire game for honor rewards, and farming kills by camping the graveyard does almost nothing to counter this fact. If you are on a trial account and are specifically farming honor to get heirlooms queue for Arathi Basin. Do everything in your power to get the gold together to buy your mount, and then go to AB.
When the time comes to decide whether you want PvE heirlooms or PvP heirlooms, there are a couple of things to consider. First there are some PvP pieces that while lacking secondary stats do have higher +Stamina values which might be appealing to you. Second is that PvE heirlooms cost significantly more than PvP heirlooms because of the 33% conversion fee. To give you an idea, take a look at the comparison below of Honor values between both types of heirlooms.
Honor Values
PvP Heirlooms: Armor 2,175, Shoulders 2,175, Weapons 2,175-3,500, Trinkets 2,725
PvE Heirlooms: Armor 3,375, Shoulders 3,375, Weapons 3,375-5,250, Trinkets 4,125
As you can see, once the conversion is taken into account, that's a lot of honor farming on a character who might average anywhere from 30-150 honor per game. Also, keep in mind that if you are going to do the JP conversion, there's still an Honor cap of 4,000 so if you get anywhere close to that number you need to start converting to JP so that you don't end up losing honor from already being capped. Only the cheapest JP heirlooms can be purchased with a small enough amount of honor that you won't break the Honor cap.


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I kept track of all the reasons it was nice for G and Little Missy to be at school, learning reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic from their teachers and not from me
Earlier this week I lamented on Facebook that my kids were soon headed back to school, and save for some jokingly evil laughs, my friends didn't want to send their kids back to school, either. Which may be particular to my friends, since you typically hang with people who look at the world the same way you do, but I feel like moms on the whole are aching to cover their kids in mom's own protection more and more. And then Thursday I was sad to watch my two teeny kids walk into that big ol' school without me.
So on Thursday I kept track of all the reasons it was nice for G and Little Missy to be at school, learning reading, 'riting and 'rithmetic from their teachers and not from me:
1. I get to watch the morning news shows when they're not around. Baby Chickadee still doesn't comprehend the heavy stories I watch while she snuggles with me but the big kids would, and I'm trying desperately to block some of the world's yuck from them for a while longer.
2. I only have to pick up after one kid, not three. Now they do sweetly say, "Oh yeah!" and jump to putting the stuff away when I ask them, but I just get tired of asking. So now I only have to pick up after/remind one child to put away her toys.
3. Long visits with friends. Visiting with my friends with big kids around is not as easy. Little kids ignore the conversation while sitting on my lap but G and Little Missy have begun inserting themselves into the conversation. Which is not all bad. I want them to learn how to converse with people older than themselves, but sometimes I just want to laugh with my friends sans interruptions.
4. I can take a nap with Baby Chickadee without ignoring G or Little Missy for an hour. And I do love naps.
5. Treat Time is back. I sit with G and Little Missy around our kitchen table as soon as backpacks and lunchboxes are cleaned out, we all eat sugar, and I listen to them excitedly babble about their days. Sometimes there is less excited babbling and more reports of drama, but that's okay, too; just as long as I'm hearing their stories.
Aaaand I'm glad it was a short week. Two days of school before the weekend is good.
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Manti Te'o
I tend to view linebackers on a spectrum. On one side of the spectrum you have your "wild" types, guys like Bill Romanowski or Aaron Curry. On the other side you have your "cerebral" types, guys like Luke Kuechly and Bobby Wagner. I generally define a wild linebacker as one who shoots first and asks questions later- a risk taker. I define a cerebral linebacker as a guy that is mentally on top of everything and almost never makes a mistake, but might suffer a lack of big plays as a result. Some of the NFL's best linebackers are in the middle of this spectrum, guys like Patrick Willis, Lofa Tatupu, and Ray Lewis could basically do it all and knew how to strike the perfect balance between headiness and aggressiveness.
I'm finding Manti Te'o to be the furthest LB in this draft class to the cerebral side of the spectrum. In fact, he might be more cerebral than any LB in last year's group too. Te'o possesses terrific presence of mind and diagnoses a play or a read quicker than just about any LB I've ever watched in college. I also really like how he can effortless change directions without losing speed, while preemptively adjusting his pursuit angles about as well as I've seen a LB do. He's a good tackler, but more in a Marcus Trufant way, not in a Kam Chancellor way. He's not a hitter, he wraps up.
Te'o is probably not as fast as Bobby Wagner, but he looks better in zone coverage than Wagner did, and while Wagner is better in man coverage Te'o is no slouch. I could very easily see Te'o as a 150 tackle rookie next season at middle linebacker, but I would be surprised if he had more than a couple sacks or interceptions. Te'o is a damage control linebacker, in the same mold as Wagner or Kuechly, although he will probably run a slower 40 than either. Similar to Wagner, Te'o struggles to avoid blocks sometimes and his recovery time was very disappointing to me given how good the rest of his game is. If Te'o had been in last year's draft I would have graded him between Kuechly and Wagner as a MLB prospect.
I'd be perfectly content with drafting Te'o and moving Wagner to WLB. Wagner's skillset is probably best at WLB and Te'o would be a more complete middle linebacker than Wagner is. A Wright/Te'o/Wagner LB corps wouldn't put up great stats, but it would be one of the best 4-3 LB groups in the league in terms of how they help the defense. If you believe the rumors WRT Kam Chancellor last spring, then it's not a stretch to think Seattle could move a player if a situation arises in the draft that demands it. I'd be very surprised if Te'o reached our pick in the late 1st, but if he did somehow then I think he's certainly a player worth considering.
Dee Milliner
One of these days I'll break down a Nick Saban defensive player and not love him. I'll let you know when that day comes. Saban and Carroll might be the two most similar coaches in football. Both have had epic success in college, both emphasize defense, both preach competition like few others can and both do an excellent job coaching up their players.
Milliner might be a top 10 pick, but I should stress that this guy isn't a superstar. He's not even close to being Patrick Peterson and he might have less of a wow factor than Morris Claiborne. He doesn't make a ton of plays that make you shout in disbelief.
What he does do is play outstanding well rounded defense. He's adept in man coverage and is easily the best corner in the draft at tracking the football while maintaining good coverage. He's got good wheels and at times flashes some pretty impressive burst and short area quickness. He's extremely intelligent, diagnosing plays faster than even most NFL corners can and when coupling that mental agility with his considerable quickness, can be a terrific asset against screen plays and outside runs. He's very good at keeping the play in front of him and never once over-pursued or missed a tackle in my sample.
He's a good tackler and could probably play linebacker if he wanted to if he added weight. Milliner is a big corner at 6'1" 199 lbs, and honestly I am a little surprised his listed weight wasn't higher. I'm not saying Milliner ever should or would play linebacker, just saying that his ability against the run is that good.
Milliner tracks the ball well and has soft hands. He certainly has the capability of being a 6+ interception a year kind of player, he just won't be as flashy as some others. His overall game reminds me a little of Antonio Cromartie with even more quickness and intelligence.
There really isn't a weakness in Milliner's game. He'd be a fantastic player to have. I doubt he slides any further than Dre Kirkpatrick did last year (#17 overall) as Milliner is vastly superior. But just in case he somehow reaches our pick, he'd need to be considered. I think Browner could make an excellent contributor at SS, big nickle safety, and even linebacker. Chancellor could make a good linebacker as well. If Seattle is willing to get a little creative and move some people around, Milliner would be a home run pick if available. If the team is/was willing to get creative for Mark Barron or hypothetically Dion Jordan, then getting creative to justify a Milliner pick could make sense as well.
Of course, you'd rather not draft a 1st round CB if you could- given Seattle's results in the later rounds. That said, getting another Richard Sherman in the 5th isn't exactly an easy, annual occurrence. I believe the goal of this year's first round pick should simply be to get a great player that you know will produce for you. Seattle's roster is so good right now that almost any pick could be argued as a luxury selection. If Seattle drafts Milliner, they'll have protection for Sherman's impending suspension and they'd have a long term answer for Brandon Browner's thirty year old 2014 free agency. Corner would be the last position (other than QB) that I'd address in round 1, but if Milliner is there, he's so good that I think he'd need to be on the table as an option.
Sylvester Williams
Like many other recent North Carolina prospects, Williams boasts high first round tools but lacks fire in the belly.
On the plus side, Williams has good snap recognition and no other member of his D-line had more first reactions to the snap than Williams did in my sample. He's very large and powerful for a 3 tech, and at times can shed a block very well. He diagnoses screens very quickly generally shows signs of being an intelligent player.
On the minus side, he gets stonewalled by single blocks alarmingly often and is not as dominant as his attributes would suggest.
A move to the 1-tech might be in his future. His upside might be highest there- I could envision him becoming another Vince Wilfork in a best case scenario. He certainly has the power and size for it.
If Williams is drafted as a 3-tech then I'd compare him to Alan Branch, a guy that had top 10 hype but who slid into the early 2nd round. Branch struggled early on for Arizona before figuring things out in recent years and becoming a solid, under-rated player that is essentially a 3-tech / 1-tech hybrid. I could see Williams struggling for a few years before good coaching sinks in and he becomes an above average NFL tackle. I do not think he'd provide an immediate upgrade on the D-line over guys like Branch and Jones. He wouldn't be an awful pick, but there are probably 30 players I'd pick ahead of Williams right now, including two other defensive tackles (Ansah, Sutton).


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The 41st annual Elks Hoop Shoot competition will be held Saturday, Dec. 1, at the Cortez Middle School Gym.
Youngsters from throughout the 50 states enter the national free throw shooting contest. Each contestant has 25 shots at the hoop. The boy and girl in each age group with the best scores advance through four tiers of competition to qualify for the national finals, which will be held April 18-20, 2013 in Springfield, Mass.
Local winners will compete against other free throw shooters in the district event to be held in Hotchkiss on Sunday, Jan. 20. Those winners will advance to the state championship in Salida on Feb. 23. The four-state regional will be in Denver on March 9.
Names of the national winners will be inscribed on the Elks National Hoop Shoot plaque, which is on permanent display in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield.
The Cortez Elks appreciates, and welcomes participation from all the area schools, teachers and families of the surrounding communities in helping promote the event. Children from all areas served by Cortez Elks, which include Montezuma and Dolores counties, and Towaoc, are strongly encouraged to participate.
Registration starts at noon and competition begins at 1 p.m. There is no entry fee.
The Elks Hoop Shoot is open to all boys and girls in the age categories of 8-9, 10-11 and 12-13. Contestants age groups will be determined by their ages as of April 1, 2013. Those entering should bring proof of birth date (i.e. birth certificate, baptismal or passport) for verification and assignment to the proper age group shooting category, thereby eliminating disappointment that might arise on a technicality. This means that participants under the age of 8 and over the age of 13 on April 1, will be ineligible to compete.
Awards are presented for first, second and third in each category.
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Tom Waits Announces New Album 'Bad As Me,' Out October 25th
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The title track which is also the first single will be available for download purchase at your favorite online retailer on August 23rd. The single, "BAD AS ME" marks the return of the horns for Waits with the opening growl of baritone sax alongside a piano tango, Cuban electric guitar line, a fat and percussive drum beat and a rockabilly vocal.
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Audrey Broyles, age 74, of Waynesboro was called home to be with her loving Lord on Saturday evening, Jan. 26, 2013, after a short illness with her loving husband by her side.
Audrey Broyles, age 74, of Waynesboro was called home to be with her loving Lord on Saturday evening, Jan. 26, 2013, after a short illness with her loving husband by her side. Born May 4, 1938, in New York, she was the daughter of the late John and Kathryn (nee Brown) Deardorff. She was graduate of Greencastle-Antrim High School. She was the devoted wife of Kenton Broyles whom she married on Sept. 24, 1956, at the Christ United Methodist Church, Waynesboro. She was employed as the secretary for the Principal William Conrad in Greencastle and also the secretary of the Greencastle-Antrim School Board. She was a member of the Christ United Methodist Church and a long-time member of the Waynesboro Country Club. She was a member of the American Political Items Collectors. Mrs. Broyles was known for her counted cross stitch where she created the models for the Jenny Thompson Catalog. She is survived by her husband of 56 years Kenton H. Broyles. She was preceded in death, in addition to her parents, by her sister Jean Barnhart. A memorial service will be will be celebrated at Christ United Methodist Church, West Second and South Church streets, Waynesboro, Pa., on Thursday, Jan. 31, 2013, at 10 a.m. Rev. Dr. Robert A. Cook officiating. Inurnment in Green Hill Cemetery will be private. Memorial donations may be made in Mrs. Broyles name to Penn State Mont Alto, Kenton and Audrey Broyles Scholarship Fund, 1 Campus Drive, Mont Alto, Pa. 17237. Audrey's family has entrusted her care to Lochstampfor Funeral Home Inc., Waynesboro, Pa. For memorial service time details and to read Audrey's full obituary, share your memories and photos and offer your condolences at: www.lochstampforfh.com


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