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News about weather, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 23, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column examines the wide variety of Halloween mobile applications; recommends Weather Timeline--Forecast app. MORE
Oct. 22, 2014
Eduardo Porter Economic Scene column; damages wrought by increasingly disruptive weather patterns have climbed around the world, and as result the insurance industry seems to have quietly engaged in what looks a lot like a retreat; Swiss Re reports in 2013 that less than third of $116 billion in worldwide losses from weather-related disasters were covered by insurance. MORE
Sep. 23, 2014
Decade-long drought and heat wave has dramatically affected lives of Mongolians, many of whom still practice seminomadic herding ways of their ancestors; extreme winter events, which often lead to livestock herd die-offs, have also become more common; hardships have driven many to abandon traditional way of life. MORE
Sep. 10, 2014
California's hopes for heavy rains that might bring relief from drought are dimmed, as long-term weather forecasters say it is unlikely that strong El Nino will develop in 2014. MORE
Sep. 8, 2014
Stronger computing power, improved satellite and radar technology and more sophisticated scientific models have given airlines more detailed understanding of flying conditions; information allows them to better plan their operations before flights and navigate around storms and reduce turbulence. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Immense dust storms, known as haboobs, common to driest parts of Southwestern United States are generating both drama and safety warnings there. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
New York City has experienced string of pleasant days and cool nights in August, rather than the heat waves and humidity that New Yorker have come to expect. MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Richard G Hendrickson is a 101-year-old volunteer who has been giving the National Weather Service daily readings from Bridgehampton, NY, for 84 years, longest unbroken streak in the service's history; his diary records began on Jan 1, 1930, when a local weather observer suggested setting up a weather station on his father's farm. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Reason for landslide following severe downpour in western India, in which 158 people are feared dead, remains unclear; some officials suggest deforestation of land was culprit, while others say it was a natural disaster. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Poncho, a new service from Betaworks, could make your commute a little easier, with personalized weather alerts via text or email. MORE
Jul. 13, 2014
Many seemingly hardy fig trees across the New York City have failed to blossom, victims of early cold weather; previous winter was a season defined by polar vortexes and frigid temperatures that lingered well into spring. MORE
Jul. 5, 2014
Throngs of New Yorkers show their indomitable spirit on the Fourth of July, celebrating at outdoor picnics and family gatherings throughout the five boroughs despite rainy and cool weather. MORE
Jun. 30, 2014
Summer heat waves are becoming more frequent and increasingly intense. They put both young and old, the physically active and the sedentary, at risk of a heat-related illness and death. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Symbols used to represent weather conditions once were less intuitive than those used today; BBC adopted user friendly symbols in 1975 made by Mark Allen and the National Weather Service adopted similar icons designed by government meteorologist Dennis Cain in 2000. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Growing chorus of retailers blames unusually harsh winter for disappointing quarter; sluggish results at chain stores like Walmart also underscore sustained financial struggles of a lower-income customer base, while retailers that serve higher-income shoppers performed better. MORE
May. 10, 2014
Freakishly cold Midwestern winter of 2014 has produced the most dismal start to spring in decades; nurseries are finding the weather has depleted their stocks of colorful flowers and plants, and homeowners have discovered that their carefully tended backyards now look more like plant graveyards. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Rising floods following severe storms in Pensacola, Fla, prompt church leaders to take rescue efforts into their own hands; harsh weather throughout South and Midwest kills at least 38 people across eight states. MORE
Apr. 30, 2014
Polar vortex that swept across North America has left fields at many farms barren, leaving growers unable to meet the demand by chefs and diners for a fresh seasonal taste. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Editorial welcomes update on state of New York City's Hurricane Sandy recovery program from Mayor Bill de Blasio, and his promise to address the crisis with greater speed, closer attention and more money; warns de Blasio that he also faces challenge of preparing the city to weather inevitable and potentially disastrous storms to come. MORE
Apr. 8, 2014
Smoke from brush fire in Wharton State Forest in New Jersey, about 90 miles south of New York City, becomes trapped in a weather system known as an inversion; smoke, unable to disperse into the atmosphere, travels to New York, allowing city residents to experience woodsmoke smell. MORE
Apr. 2, 2014
Unseasonably warm weather leaves trails bare in places during the Iditarod Trail Invitational, mixed ultra marathon long known for freezing temperatures and deep snow; shift allowed Jeff Oatley and several others to shatter 15-day record, and left many observers speculating about the impact of climate change. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Revelers along parade routes in New Orleans endure winter temperatures and chilling rain as 2014 Carnival season nears close. MORE
Mar. 4, 2014
Joe Sharkey On the Road column; bad winter weather, not 2010 federal law on stranded flights, is a most likely cause for more than 110,000 flight cancellations since December 2013. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
January 2014 was fourth-warmest January on record for earth as a whole, despite ice storms in American South and freezing weather in East; it was 347th consecutive month with temperatures above 20th-century average. MORE
Feb. 17, 2014
Warm weather in Sochi, Russia, prompts Olympics organizers there to seek emergency delivery of 24 tons of large-grain salt from Switzerland in effort to save ski conditions and, consequently, Winter Games; complicated rush delivery comes four months after organizers ignored advice to make advance purchase of salt, which is unavailable in Russia. MORE
Feb. 15, 2014
Great Lakes are almost completely covered with ice for the first time in 20 years; deep freeze may help replenish water levels by limiting evaporation and could help sustain some species of wildlife. MORE
Feb. 15, 2014
Restaurants in Little Italy maintain outdoor tables throughout winter months in effort to create festive atmosphere and lure patrons inside; group of adventurous diners recounts their efforts to call Umberto's Clam House's bluff by asking for outdoor table on frigid February day. MORE
Feb. 15, 2014
Prolonged, unusually brutal winter is taking its toll on small businesses around nation; economists are placing blame for spate of weak economic data on effects of unseasonable cold in Northeast, Midwest and South, but hope much of sudden slowdown will be shrugged off come spring. MORE
Feb. 14, 2014
Winter Olympics are melting under a heat wave, from coast of Sochi, where spectators have been spotted sunbathing, to mountains high above the city, where cross-country skiers race in sleeveless jerseys; balmy weather has forced changes in competition schedules, sent workers scrambling to harden the slushy snow and made Olympians reconsider what to wear for their warm-weather winter sports. MORE
Feb. 13, 2014
Second major ice storm in two weeks freezes Atlanta in place, although the city is more prepared than it was for the previous snowstorm; other parts of the South are less prepared. MORE
Feb. 12, 2014
Atlanta dodges first punch of dangerous winter storm, after being paralyzed by two-inch snowfall month earlier; forecasters warn, however, that a thick layer of ice still threatens to bring hundreds of thousands of power failures. MORE
Feb. 12, 2014
Falling ice from 1 World Trade Center has twice prompted the closing of the main entrance of the PATH train station in Lower Manhattan; falling ice is a perennial winter peril in cities where buildings soar into the sky, but experts say it is getting worse because of new, heat trapping technology and extreme weather patterns. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
FlightAware reports that nearly 40,000 flights were canceled in the United States in January 2014 due to winter storms, about four times the previous two January totals; regional snowstorm can have nationwide implications, causing havoc for fliers out on business. MORE
Feb. 11, 2014
Justin Gillis By Degrees column observes that unusually cold winter in United States has both sown confusion regarding global warming and provided fodder to climate change deniers; contends that such skepticism omits fact that global warming refers to trends taking place over whole planet, and that temperatures in general are still rising. MORE
Feb. 7, 2014
More than 500,000 people in Pennsylvania and Maryland endure a second day without electricity as utilities scramble to restore power after heavy ice felled trees and damaged electrical equipment. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
New York-New Jersey region concludes its big moment hosting first outdoor Super Bowl in a northern climate with dominating victory by Seattle Seahawks over the Denver Broncos; day's springlike weather did not appear to help Denver quarterback Peyton Manning, whose flustered performance contributed to 43-8 loss. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
Mild weather at the Super Bowl dispels worries about snow and freezing temperatures, giving heart to other cold-weather cities hoping to host football's big game. MORE
Feb. 3, 2014
Atlantic Salt Company on Staten Island, which supplies most of New York City's road salt, has been profiting from year's harsh winter weather. MORE
Jan. 30, 2014
Some drivers in Atlanta-area remain stuck on roads after a storm deposited less than three inches of snow in the region but left roads impassable and children stuck in schools; Mayor Kasim Reed and Georgia Gov Nathan Deal are by turns defensive and apologetic about the situation. MORE
Jan. 29, 2014
Governors of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina declare states of emergency as arctic air returns with vengeance to South and Midwest; more than 20 deaths across country are attributed to abnormally cold conditions; frigid temperatures continue to linger in many places, long after blizzards pass through. MORE
Jan. 29, 2014
New York City's frigid temperatures lead to greater outreach efforts to the homeless, trying to get people who live on the streets and in parks to accept beds; drop-in centers and shelters around the city are packed with homeless people trying to stay warm, and pose yet another challenge for a new mayor who has pledged to look out for the poor. MORE
Jan. 27, 2014
John Bateman, meteorologist hired by National Football League, will face League executives every morning in the week leading up to the game; with each passing day he will face the expectation of ever more precision about what can be expected on game day; Super Bowl XLVIII will be first held outdoors in a cold-weather environment (Series: Super Bowl XLVIII). MORE
Jan. 26, 2014
Dave Anderson Sports of The Times column chronicles football contests in New York area that were impacted by weather. MORE
Jan. 25, 2014
Natural gas prices spike by nearly 10 percent to highest levels since 2010, as continuing frigid weather drives demand for heating and electricity; price of $5.20 per thousand cubic feet is first time gas has crossed symbolic $5 threshold in three and a half years, although current price is still roughly one-third of gas price before 2008 financial crisis and surge in domestic production since then. MORE
Jan. 25, 2014
Meteorologists warn that frigid New York temperatures could result in snow for the Super Bowl, as NFL commissioner Roger Goodell urges fans to embrace the cold. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Greg Bishop On Tennis column assesses impact of heat wave at the Australian Open; notes that officials have tried absurdly to downplay its effect while players and fans suffer, in some cases collapsing. MORE
Jan. 16, 2014
Op-Ed article by former NFL player Nate Jackson welcomes snowy cold weather for February 2 Superbowl in East Rutherford, NJ, and encourages fans to do likewise; says extreme weather has leveling effect on playing field, nullifying careful game planning and leaving only the game and talented players in place. MORE
Jan. 16, 2014
Analysis; Australian Open is only the most recent major sports event to be held in disadvantageous, sweltering heat, showing scheduling power of sponsors and advertisers who would rather hold events during peak viewership; debate over whether to shift Qatar World Cup 2022 away from summer is promising change in favor of interests of both athletes and fans. MORE
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Cuomo's Response to Buffalo-Area Snow: Praised, With Exceptions
The snowstorm that pummeled Buffalo and its southern and eastern suburbs last week combined two of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's preoccupations: extreme weather and western New York.
November 26, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Snow and Snowstorms , Buffalo (NY) , Cuomo, Andrew M , New York State , Erie County (NY) , Weather , Roads and Traffic
Have Your Holiday Travel Plans Changed Because of the Weather? Tell Us
Has the weather forecast changed your holiday travel plans? If so, how? The Times wants to hear your story for possible inclusion in our weather coverage.
November 25, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Snow and Snowstorms , Weather
As Temperatures Warm in Buffalo Area, Melting Snow Raises Fears of Flooding
As the emergency situation eased in Western New York, the governor warned residents that flooding "is a very real possibility" in the days ahead.
November 24, 2014, Monday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Weather , Snow and Snowstorms , Cuomo, Andrew M , Buffalo (NY)
Climate Change Threatens to Strip the Identity of Glacier National Park
In a century, the number of glaciers in Montana's Glacier National Park, on the Canadian border, has dropped to about 25 from 150.
November 23, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Global Warming , Glacier National Park (Mont) , Glaciers , Ice , United States Geological Survey , Snow and Snowstorms , Spring (Season) , Weather , National Parks, Monuments and Seashores
Heavy Snow Keeps Falling in Buffalo Area, Straining Nerves and Roofs
The death toll climbed to 10 from storms in western New York that astonished even those accustomed to a bad winter.
November 21, 2014, Friday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Buffalo (NY) , Snow and Snowstorms , Weather , New York State
Snow Piles Up in Buffalo Area, With More Expected; at Least 7 Die
A lake-effect storm has left parts of western New York buried under five feet of snow, a total that is likely to grow in the next several days.
November 20, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: New York State , Snow and Snowstorms , Buffalo (NY) , Weather , Great Lakes
Winter's Early Footfall in the West
People in the Upper Midwest and Rockies woke up to frigid temperatures Tuesday, with heavy snow blanketing some areas.
November 11, 2014, Tuesday
Cuts to Weather Forecasts
A reader says our crumbling weather infrastructure reflects our unwillingness to properly fund important government services.
November 8, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Weather , Infrastructure (Public Works) , United States Politics and Government
1914: Hospital-Ship Lost Off Coast
From the International Herald Tribune archives: A hospital ship sank in 1914.
October 31, 2014, Friday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Great Britain , Ships and Shipping , Weather , World War I (1914-18)
Don't Be Afraid of These Halloween-Themed Apps
Play games, and get ideas for pumpkin carving, recipes and more for the spooky holiday.
October 23, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON WEATHER AND: Mobile Applications , Halloween , Weather , Costumes , Pumpkins
New York City's Week in Pictures: Nov. 20
Photographs from the past week in New York City and the region include a couple of cold days and a visit by Batman to a City Council hearing.
Mapping the Spread of Drought Across the U.S.
Maps and charts updated weekly show the latest extent of the drought in the United States.
How It Happens | El Niño
The weather phenomenon known as El Niño can cause dramatic effects around the world. Henry Fountain explains where it comes from.
Times Minute | Brutal Weather Hits U.S.
Scenes from a storm system that has killed at least 38 and spanned from Florida to Connecticut.
Dressed for Spring, in Denial of Winter
A sampling of spring looks on the streets of Manhattan.
Home in the Delta
Like many of her neighbors, Nasrin Khatun, unrelated to Jahanara Khatun, navigates daily life in a disappearing landscape.
A Day's Work
At a brickmaking factory in Dhaka, the Bangladeshi capital, Mamun Sardar works long hours to pay his family's debts.
Bad weather slams FedEx results
Winter storms were so severe and so frequent that FedEx slashed its profit forecast for the entire year. Fred Katayama reports.
Heavy Rains in Los Angeles
More rain fell in Los Angeles over the course of 12 hours on Friday than had fallen over the last eight months, according to the National Weather Service.
Out in the Cold
Cities deal with water main breaks, potholes and roof damage as a result of the severe winter weather.
Times Minute | Snow Day Controversy
Under deep snow, New York public schools remained open today. Also on the Minute, the Olympic Games are beginning to melt under a heat wave in Sochi and a war between two ant species.
Postcards From Milder Winters, Recent and Future
Climate studies predict changes if emissions, and temperatures, continue to rise through the end of this century.
Georgia Storm Response 'Not Fast Enough'
Gov. Nathan Deal said that he was not satisfied with the response to this week's winter storm and that an internal review would be conducted.
Ice Strands Thousands in South
Thousands of commuters were trapped in cars overnight on highways in the greater Atlanta area and hundreds of students remained inside dozens of schools Wednesday morning.
Times Minute | The New Duck-and-Cover
Also on the Minute, police officers sleeping on the job and playing tennis through the heat in Australia.
Pictures From the Week in Business
A disappointing jobs report, thousands of airline flight cancellations and an aggressive move to attract cellphone customers.
Record-Low Belt
Records were set across the East and South on Tuesday.
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Temperatures Plunge in the East and South
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Vol. II N.° 6 Barcelona, March 31, 1937 Please reprint THE SPANISH REVOLUTION BULLETIN OF THE WORKERS' PARTY OF MARXIST UNIFICATION OF SPAIN P.O.U.M. AGENTS FOR ENGLAND: The I.L.P. The Marxist League. PRICE IN ENGLAND: 2d. PRICE IN U.S.A. .05 EDITORIAL OFFICE: "THE SPANISH REVOLUTION" 10, Rambla de los Estudios BARCELONA CONTENTS 1: The Problem of Power. 2: The Workers Defend "La Batalla". 3: The Role of the Anarchists: Reformism; Revolution. 4: The P.O.U.M. and the Middle Class. 5: Trade Union Unity. 6: La Editorial Marxista. 7. News and Notes ANDRES NIN THE PROBLEM OF POWER The fundamental ideas of Marx on the subject of power can be summarized in the following propositions: 1. The state is an instrument of coercion at the service of the dominant class with the object of oppressing the other classes. 2. While classes exist, the state exists and its abolition cannot be "agreed" upon or "decreed". 3. The proletariat, if it wants to defend its interests, must struggle for the conquest of power which it must utilize to create a new society without classes. 4. To break the resistence of the capitalists — the exploiting class will never renounce its privileges — and to undertake the organization of a new society on socialistic bases, the proletariat, on taking power, must temporarily install its class dictatorship. This period of transition between capitalism and communism is inevitable. Without it, the emancipation of the workers is impossible. 5. "The working class cannot limit itself to taking into its own hands the state machine and putting it into operation as it is for its own ends" but must destroy it, creating its own organs. (Example which can serve for orientation: the Paris Commune.) 6. With the disappearance of classes, the state, properly defined, disappears, yielding its place to purely administrative institutions. "A government of men is replaced by the administration of things." 7. In order that the working class can fullfil its historic mission, an indispensible condition is that it organize itself into a class party, independent of the others and with an independent class policy. From these seven propositions, it developes that the political doctrine of Marxism is based on two fundamental ideas: the conquest of power and the dictatorship of the proletariat. The working class, in its struggle for its emancipation, does not hurl itself only against the economic force of the enemy class, but also against its political force. The conquest of political power is an indispensable condition of the socialist transformation. In September, 1920, the Italian workers occupied the factories; but as the power remained in the hands of the capitalists, they frustrated the revolution, which was rapidly advancing, and, as a consequence of this, created the necessary conditions for the rapid and victorious advance of fascism. In our country, as an answer to the military fascist rising, the workers in arms, occupied the factories, mines and shops, destroying the economic power of the capitalists; but they did not complete this action with the conquest of the political power, but gave the enemy class the possibility of going ahead to reconstruct the disorganized mechanism of the state, to place it at the service of its own interests and to utilize it against the proletarian revolution. This profound error of the working class will have irreparable consequences for the cause of its emancipation if it does not decide to react energetically. The fascist insurrection of the 19th of July created all the objective conditions for the conquest of power. The state mechanism had become so seriously disorganized that it had ceased to exist. The forces of public order were demoralized, indisciplined and disinherited. The army was destroyed. All the juridical mechanism was liquidated. The local organs of power were virtually suppressed, replaced by revolutionary committees. The proprietors of the land were expelled. The factories and shops were confiscated. The arms, indispensable premise of victory, were in the hands of the workers and peasants, the absolute masters of the situation. And, as a corollary of this state of affairs, there was the feeling, among the exploiting classes and the middle class masses, that the former regime had disappeared forever. (Continued on next page)
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Great list, however I wouldn't recommend using armsman for the gloves. Either, as listed, 18 stamina. Another very viable (and the one I prefer) is the 240 armor enchant.
Welcome to the begginers tank gear guide! Post Patch 3.3
I will list here the best in slot items that a tank could get without the need for any raiding. This guide is aimed for new tanks post-patch 3.3 when the LFG system was introduced and gear has become easily obtainable
by anyone looking to upgrade to Ulduar-ToC ilvl gear without the need for a raid group.
Q. Why wouldn't a new tank find a begginer proggresion raiding guild and join them to get a chance at the " Raid level gear " ?
A. The reason might be with the tanks time schedule in real life which will cause him/her to miss out on progression raids and gear upgrades. There are many other reasons such as new tanks that only joined after patch 3.3 and most of the guides on the net are for pre-Naxx while most servers never run naxx any more due to the new content and so these new players will be left out on the current tier of raiding.
I will skip the past 3 tiers of gear and will jump straight to tier 9 as it is very easy to acquire.
Since blizzard has introduced the new LFG system in patch 3.3, new level 80 players that dont have the opportunity to raid now have an easy and quick way of aquiring the latest tier set of gear for their class/roll.
I will focus on the tanking gear a player can aquire easily through farming the emblem of triumph badges and getting crafted gear.
For the 1st random heroic you will run each day you will gain 2x Emblems of frost and usually 3x Emblems of triumph. After that you will gain 5x Emblems of triumph ( This number scales with the number of boss' in the instance ).
You also have the opportunity to uprade to tier 10 ICC level gear without raiding ! Which will only require some time and patience through the daily LFG system.
2x Emblems of frost every day for 30 days = 60 Emblems of Frost
20x Emblems of frost from the weekly raid quest which is easily puggable due to most people over gearing it.
6x Emblems from the introductory quest line for the frozen hall instances.
= 86 Emblems of Frost for your 1st month of turning level 80
80 Emblems afterwards which means nearly 1 upgrade every month without setting foot into Icecrown Citadel
Lets begin :
(Note: My own character that I have geared up through this system is a Death Knight tank, but I will post the gear for warriors and paladins also. / I opoligise but my experience with druids is very small, I would rather let a more experienced player guide you through /. )
Helm -
Faceplate of the Honorbound -- is best in slot for plate tanks // Cost 75x Emblems of triumph
Enchant-- Arcanum of the Stalwart Protector
Followed by :
Wrynn's Greathelm of Conquest -- Warriors
Turalyon's Faceguard of Conquest -- Paladins
Thassarian's Faceguard of Conquest -- Death Knights
The above 3 pieces are the tier 9 Conquest set for each class and cost 25x Emblems less than the faceplate.
Shoulders -
Shoulderplates of Enduring Order -- best in slot shoulders // Cost 45x Emblems of triumph
Enchant-- Greater Inscription of the Gladiator Or Greater Inscription of the Pinnacle
Followed by :
Wrynn's Pauldrons of Conquest -- Warriors
Turalyon's Shoulderguards of Conquest -- Paladins
Thassarian's Pauldrons of Conquest - Death Knights
Chest -
Breastplate of the White Knight -- Also best in slot for plate tanks // This piece is crafted and an will require
12x Titansteel Bars // 8x Eternal Lifes // 2x Majestic Zircons // 8x Crusader Orbs
Enchant-- Super Health
Followed by :
Wrynn's Breastplate of Conquest -- Warriors
Turalyon's Breastplate of Conquest -- Paladins
Thassarian's Chestguard of Conquest -- Death Knights
The tier pieces of conquest will cost 50x Emblems of triumph for the chest, but the crafted piece is vastly superior.
Legs -
For the legs you need to buy the tier pieces as there is no ilvl 245 legs that you can get for now without raiding.
Wrynn's Legguards of Conquest -- Warriors // Cost 50x Emblems of triumph
Turalyon's Legguards of Conquest -- Paladins // Cost 50x Emblems of triumph
Thassarian's Legguards of Conquest -- Death Knights // Cost 50x Emblems of triumph
Enchant -- Frosthide Leg Armor
If you have the gold you could craft Pillars of Might but they lack defense rating and might take you under the def minimum.
Belt -
For the belt I will also reccomend a crafted piece as it is superior to any of the vendor bought belts.
Indestructible Plate Girdle -- All plate tanks // Which will cost you 5x Titansteel Bars and 6x Runed Orbs
Enchant- Eternal belt buckle with a Solid Majestic Zircon.
Hands -
For the hands you will need your tier 9 Conquest piece as there is nothing better from the triumph vendors.
Wrynn's Handguards of Conquest -- Warriors // Cost 30x Emblems of triumph
Turalyon's Handguards of Conquest -- Paladins // Cost 30x Emblems of triumph
Thassarian's Handguards of Conquest -- Death Knights // Cost 30x Emblems of triumph
Enchant -- Formula: Enchant Gloves - Armsman if you need the extra threat Or Heavy Borean Armor Kit if you would like extra stamina. Or for the best effective health go for Glove Reinforcements
Wrists -
For the wrists the crafted ilvl 245 are best in slot so far.
Saronite Swordbreakers -- All plate tanks // Will require 8x Titansteel bars,, 20x Saronite bars and 4x Crusader orbs to craft.
Enchant -- Major Stamina
Boots -
There are no triumph emblem boots but we have 2 options for boots :
Black Spire Sabatons -- All plate tanks // Which drop from the final boss of The forge of souls Heroic mode.
Spiked Deathdealers -- Which are crafted // Cost 5x Titansteel bars and 6x Runed Orbs.
Enchant -- Tuskarr's Vitality
Cloak -
The best and easiest cloak to get is the PvP 264 cloak you can buy with honor in SW/ORG, there are 2 versions of the cloak and the only difference is the 1st provides hit while the 2nd provides AP. Go with hit.
Enchant -- Titanweave
Neck -
Fossilized Ammonite Choker -- Which drops from the tribute chest after the lich king encounter in Halls of Reflection Heroic.
Shard of the Crystal Forest -- Bought with 19x Emblems of Conquest
Rings -
Clutch of Fortification -- Can be bought with 35x Emblems of Triumph
Mark of the Relentless -- Which drops from Trial Of the champion Heroic.
Trinkets -
The Black Heart -- Which drops from Normal mode Trial of the champion
Glyph of Indomitability -- Which can be bought with 50x Emblems of Triumph
Now for main handed weapons and shields :
For Warriors and Paladins
Rimefang's Claw -- Is best in slot as a fast tanking weapon and drops from Pit of Saron Heroic.
Splintered Door of the Citadel -- Drops from normal mode Halls of Reflection
Enchant -- Stamina
For Death Knights there are 2 options for a 2h weapon :
Tyrannical Beheader - Which is best in slot for non-raiders. Drops from Heroic Pit of saron
Followed by Mourning Malice - Drops from normal Halls of Reflection
Enchant -- Stoneskin Gargoyle
What all of the above gear combination will net you:
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Great list, however I wouldn't recommend using armsman for the gloves. Either, as listed, 18 stamina. Another very viable (and the one I prefer) is the 240 armor enchant.
Another viable option for gloves is 20 agility, an all round enchant.
Excellent guide anyway. I would just like to suggest that if you get hold of legs that arent t9 (hit and BV isnt great), then I'd be tempted to take the 232 tier shoulders over the 245 emblem ones to mainstain the 2 set bonus. I understand this is for non-raiders but some people reading may have access to the occasional ToC25 pug, or may be rich enough to buy Pillars of Might.
Good work!
20 Agility is pretty good for a bit of extra avoidance but only provides 40 Armor vs. the glove reinforcement which nets you 240 armor. The small amount of avoidance you gain from 20 agility doesn't seem worth it to get it instead of an armor boost.
I agree that those stats aren't the best, but if you get lucky and win a trophy, go ahead and upgrade.
This is a great list but I dont see anything about ranged slots/relics.Is the triumph badge stuff the best bet?
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The 264 ilvl gun from ICC 25, Rowan's Rifle of Silver Bullets is BoE and you only lose one stam from a properly gemmed combat shotgun. If you have the cash, not a bad way to go.
Sorry about lacking the ranged slot for warriors.
Here is a comparison between the ranged weapons you can get without raiding.
Rowans rifle is BiS if you can afford it, but not a huge upgrade from the Triumph thrown weapon.
I would say go for the blades, they will cost you 25 Emblems and seem better than the shotgun with the strength and extra dodge.
As for librams and sigils, Libram of Defiance
for paladins provides a great dodge boost when used with your main threat abilitie.
And Sigil of Insolence would be best for Death Knight's.
Last edited by Mend; 04-06-2010 at 01:18 PM. Reason: Typo
Assuming you just made a typo, but the blades actually cost 25 emblems and not 45 (even easier to acquire).
Last edited by Lothring; 04-05-2010 at 01:12 PM. Reason: Spelling :<
Thanks for this awesome list, I've been working on my paladin alt for heroic tanking and I just couldn't get the gear going, I have 3 pc t9 (Helm, shoulder, legs) but I'm still not def capped on him haha.
Defense/Stamina gems will be your best friend in yellow sockets. And with the Stamina/Recilience enchant to your shoulder, you will only need a minimum of 536 defense skill for raid boss'.
Good luck =)
Actually, you should go for 537. I can't remember (or really feel like looking it up) the exact numbers, but you can be under the defense rating you need with the resi shoulder enchant and the game will still round up to 536 def skill. At 537 you're definitely crit immune against raid bosses.
I'm not sure if its true, since all you need to be crit immune is a 5.6% chance to fully remove it.
But since this guide is for non raiders, there isn't a big need to be crit immune against a raid boss if you will never encounter one.
I was under the impression that resilience didn't help for PVE dunno why, but my pally is now def capped for raids, although I really only use him for heroics as the transition from Warrior to Pally tanking is awkward. Eg I tanked half of FoS w/o RF on, still managed to hold aggro on half the mobs per pull ><
I finally got around to reading this thread....
AWESOME!!!! I really like it, the only thing I would say is "use armsman only if you need threat in heroics 5 mans" or something like that, I think it should be included, especially for beginners, but def agree that stam or armor is better, but this also seems more of a gear guide than an enchanting guide.
This + a frost emblem pick guide is invaluable for any starting warrior and I'll be adding the link in my guide later.
Big props!!!
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Resilience still contributes to removing the chance of a critical hit landing on you, tanks don't use it because it doesn't add to their avoidance stats.
About forgetting righteous fury, been there done that. I'm just glad death knight don't need to turn on frost presence after dying.
Thanks for the great post.
I will tweak a few things in the guide and add some details, but with the gear this guide will net a begginer, they will be considered greatly overgeared for heroics and shouldn't have any problem with threat.
I have made some changes to the guide, I never ment for it to be a guide for a non-raider as much as I ment for it to be for new tanks that have just hit level 80 and want to start proggresing through raids without needing to do the previous tiers.
Great guide, thanks a lot!
Mend thanks for the guide. I have been a ret/prot pally for a while and have not done anything with my tanking set until recently.
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Not that I know of, but youcould always use the officer notes and insert the date when they were last subbed for a raid. Should help atleast on a rotation per class/role
My 25 man raid generally runs with a roster of 30-35. Given that we do not have any actual 'bench' raiders, does anyone know if there exists a pre-established raid rotation system out there that we can use (and probably tweak to our specific needs)? What I'm looking for is a system that allows each raider to have relatively equal raid time (of course any under performance would override the system), while still allowing us to maintain a proper raid composition.
Not that I know of, but youcould always use the officer notes and insert the date when they were last subbed for a raid. Should help atleast on a rotation per class/role
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You could use a zero sum dkp like system that spreads dkp among the raid and those sitting for the night. When raids are forming those with the most dkp of their role get invites that way it would work out to be the same people who would have gotten loot anyway. Adjustments can be made based off attendance and class requirements.
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32k is pretty low for the content he does have access to. I see ToGC/10 gear on him and he's bought the right triumph pieces so far. So it's not like he has no idea what he's doing.
That said, he really needs to farm up emblems to get a new belt (don't care if he's waiting for Jaraxxus to drop it). And even if he uses cheap gems they should all have stamina on them, my tank set is comprised of purple, green and blue gems. I'm ocd about matching socket bonuses but I still stack the stamina. If he's really diligent he could farm emblems to get Crusader's Orbs, save up some titansteel and get the Saronite Swordbreakers/Breastplate of the White Knight crafted too. I'd lean towards the wrists if I were him.
Two avoidance trinkets would be fine if he could get his HP somewhere else, but since he can't. He really needs to get the black heart, get a group and farm the place. Bring an enchanter so you'll walk away with a ton of shards to stock up the gbank or whatnot. Good for the tank, good for the guild.
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WASHINGTON - The Colonial English Handbell Ringers brought their musical talents to the St. Columba Episcopal Church Sunday, in a holiday concert that featured a little Tchaikovsky and of course "Jingle Bells."
The 12 member group (eight women and four men) played for more than an hour to a packed room in "The Common" of the church in Northwest D.C.
Like most musical groups, the Colonial Ringers seemed to feed off the energy of the crowd.
"When people start singing, we get so excited," says Catelyn Jennings, who plays the F, F-sharp, G, and G-sharp bells. "They enjoy us so much, and we enjoy them even more."
Bill Matthews says he's a fan of ensemble groups and was thoroughly impressed.
"I give them an A for my own appreciation," he says.
Becky Manning admits she's not a bell-ringing aficionado, but she respects the group's craft.
"It's an arcane musical style, but there's so much diversity to what they can do," she says.
The group embraces the anachronistic and wears Colonial-era costumes during performances.
The stage was set up with two tables, one in front of the other, six ringers at each table, and a plethora of bells that each group member has rehearsed with so much, they know them like the back of their hands.
But, that doesn't mean they don't improvise.
"There are times when we're like, dang it, we can't play that bell at that right time. So, we pass along our bells. So, I play like five or six bells," Jennings says.
Also at the front table, and standing to the right of Jennings stood Mary Parker.
The 76-year-old was the group's musical director for 15 years until she recently retired. The trained musician and composer says she's now free to do what she really loves, ring the bells.
"It's just plain fun," she says. Parker enjoys being out front, playing for crowds big and small. "I wouldn't miss this for the world," Parker says.
The group's last performance for the holiday season is Saturday, Dec. 22 at the Bowie Center for the Performing Arts.
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