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Dr. Price's Baking
a pure, wholesome
which makes the biscuit and cake oil
highest healthfulness at medium cost
and protects the food from alum, which,
' is the greatest dietary danger of the day.
Tfce fotemost taking powde in all
the world.
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iRE LINING UP.I
tatohood Issue To Be An
Important One In Pres
ent Oklahoma Cam
paign. 0SITI0N OF FLYNN.
n the Important Question
Causing Dissensions in Re
publican Ranks. He is
Afraid of Democratic
Indian Territory.
.In the present poimd eiMptrgn
ilahoms, th position of the
two parlteH on tho statehood issue
Is being definitely determined.
This-Fame alignment has extend
ed to the individunl voters. While
)ll declare for immediato state
hood for Oklahoma, the absorption
tf Democratic Indian Territory is
a much disputed question in Re-
"rmblican circles.
.After flouring out an elaborate
scheme of gerrymandering, DenniB
Flynn is not satisfied with the
probable political complexion of
tbe nerr dato in case the territory
is annexed Tho evaeive position
of Flynn haa earned dissension in
tho ranks of his party among those
who nro broader than machine
A. II. Classen, recorder of the
land oflico, and a prominent re
jiubljcon, is one who is afraid that
fflnleM 0)t territory ie immediately
.absorbed without any oi Flynn';
chicanery, that it may ultimately
Ibelost to Oktahonu.
In a Washington interview Mr.
elusion has said:
'Individually, I am not entire
ty satieficd with tha provision of
tho Oklahoma etaleuooa bin pro.
yuilng for tho Addition of Indian
territory when the tribal forms of
government thero becomes ' ex
tinct. The wording of the provi
sion is not eufilolenlly explicit. I
Ttnt to seo that changed before
the bill becomes a law so that it
will provide either for tho throw
ing of the boundary lines of Okla
homa around Indian territory im
mediately upon the admission of
Oklahoma, or for tho union for the
yarious tribal territories in tho In
dian territory as soon as tho tribal
Such a provision could be inserted
and nravleion made wherebv the
territory is to be annexed by pree-'
idential proclamation. It should
also bo made mandatory upon 'the
president to issue such a proclam
ation whenever tho Indian forms
oeaso to oxist.
' - "I realize that if this question
j, Is left open untii'afler tbo admis
sion of Oklahoma it will cause
muoh trouble and friction in tho
.future. It ought to bo disposed
of when Oklahoma la admitted,
and I hopo to seo some epeclfio,
direot declaration which will have
tho force of tho law in tho future,
and which cannot bo invaded, In
eroded into the bill befora it
passes the aenote."
Jn tho territory thero is a pro
It yonderanco of sentiment In favor
f-cf single sl&Uhood, provided that
tho territory is taken in as a unit
F?intl lii tint illvlflnit nnd fttianrliAil
i i)iocemoal to servo the ends of tho
machine politicians,
iry - Km, pnwnrn
Powder supplie3
leavening agent,
XoTr. Alum baklos rowdjrs f lo
prltcil, Ium cots but two cents
a round ) tout tum U corroilro
poWon nd it rendtr th baklnjr
powder dangerous to oso in (ood.
J. N. Holland of drove Thinks He
H s Solved the Allotment
The question of what constitutes
an allotmont of the different
grades of land is being much die
cussed throughout the Cherokee
The estimate published in the
Chieftain sometime ago is disput
ed by J. N. Holland of Grove who
has furnished the following table
which he thinks contains a more
correct estimate.
Clam Total ho. Acre Acres Uec'd
1 11.046 50
3 a 743,339 70
'b Wjfo SO
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4b 899,207 100
6a 812,655 110
fib 034,018 130
Ga 414,800 160
Gb 5.G73 180
7a - 7,700 200
7b 014,302 230
8a 15,600 270
8b 150,301 320
0a 12.0G2 410
0b 41,142 610
10a 220,341 820
10b 4G0.320 1030
Under Heavy Bonds to Appear Before
Qrnnd Jury.
Judge Charles W. Raymond
Friday fixed the bond of Dep
uty. Marshal Frank Jones at 85,000
for his appearance before the grand
jury next month.
Jones is held for the killing of
O. D. Howard a bystander during
tho fight at Checotah Saturday.
Sam Baker, who was shot through
the body by the marshal is report
ed as improving, nnd will probably
Postmasters Appointed.
Tho following fourth class 'post
masters have been appointed for
tho Indian Territory: Delaware,
Chorokeo nation, Bertha D. Hen
dricks, vice John O. Johnson, re
signed. Smlthvillo, Chootaw na
tion, Martin Deadwiley, vice Ray
mond D. Roberts, removed. Wy.
ott, Chickasaw nation, W. A.
Uutchius, vice W. M. Schrivner
Judge Bryant Denies Application ot
Cattlemen For Injunction.
Application for an injunction
againBt Indian polico to prevent
them from ejecting largo herds of
cattle from the Chiokasaw Nation
into Texas has been denied by
Judge Bryant, on tbo ground that
ho has no jurisdiction. The fed
eral government 1b enforcing the
tribal cattle (ax of 25 cents a head
on cattle in thn torrltory. Several
stockmen rofused to settle, and
thoir stock was driven to Red river
and put across Into Toxas,
Recommended by Burton.
Senator Burton has recommend
ed tho appointment of S. T. Os
born, of Cofleyvlllo, Kansas, to bo
an attorney for the Dawes Com
missioner, to succeed Howard
Leekly, recently appointed a
United States Commissioner.
When you want tprlng chlokons and
the very I rcolnst, beat Of vegetables
telephone Cowan k Smart.
ExVlnltan Has Inaugurated a Cam
paign of Purification.
Since hit nppointment as United
States district attorney (or 'he
Western dlstriol, Wra. M. Mcl "j
haa heen a lurid nightmare to the
joint keepers and gamblers of the
After a period of training at Ok
mulgeo, bo has now entered upon
a campaign of purification in Mua-
kogeo. The joint keepert have
boen notified that thero are eorae
empty bunks at Leavenworth,
which they wilt soon occupy if
they do not throw away their cork
sorews, and the gamblers have die
oovered i U rtforu chips will go to
the government tb?n the- "kilty"
sinco the new prosecutor has taken
a hand.
One of these gamblers, Jack
Johnson, paid 8200 for hie Beat in
a game, when brought before Com
missioner Marshall Saturday.
'Frdni present indications, Mus
kokee wlli.be running a close sec
ond to Aehbury-Park before the
enow flies.
The Com mission to the Five Civilized
Tribes Will Continue In Session
at Tnhlcquali, Ind. Ter.,
From Saturday, August 80, up to
and including Friday, October 31,
1002, for tho purpose of receiving
applications for the enrollment ol
such infant children as may have
been born to recognized and en
rolled citizens of the Cherokee Na
tion on or bofore September 1,
1002, and still living on said date.
Tamb Bixdv,
T. B. Nekdles,
U. 11. BrKCKENMDOE,
New Territorial Incorpo.atlom.
Clerk Freeman, of the Uuitod
States court of appeals, haa issued
a ciiarter to tho Miami Artesian
Water and Light Co., of Miami, I.
T. The incorporators are W. L.
Williams, JaniM K. Moore, S. D.
Hooper, H T Boniker and S. C.
Fullerton Tho capital stock is
?50,000, of which ?G,(XX is paid in.
The Checotah Hardwaro Co., of
Checotah, is now a corporation,
having received its charter yester
day. The incorporators aro R. J.
Kochf, Jackson Thompson, G. 6.
Hcndrix, M, II. Hensley and W.
H. Hooker. The authorized capi.
tal stock is 826,000, of which $18,.
000 has been paid in.
Arrival of the Townslte Commission
Causes Excitement.
The Creek townslto commission
has opened offices at Sapulpa and
is actively engaged in arranging
all the preliminary business pre
paratory to appraising the town.
The advent of the commission
has caused considerable excite
ment, and arrangements are being
perfected for launching a roal es
tate boom as soon as their work is
Col. A, J, Blackwcll's Monument Dis
mantled and Another Suit
Is In Sight.
Col. A. J. Blackwdl of Black
well, Okltt., who builds monu
ments, cureB mad dog bites, sues
his town and makes life generally
interesting for bis neighbors is in
a claeh with bis (own authorities
On the Fourth of July tho colo
nel unveiled n monument dedicat
ed to tho city authorities who had
enaoted ordinances against his
wishes. It disappeared the samo
night and the colonel entered suit
against the city for $20,000.
Friday its successor was dis
mantled by orders ol tbo city coun
ell. Another suit haB been filed,
whioh makes fivo now pending.
Negro Suiters Little From a Shot
Through Ills Head.
A bullet fired by Maater Mo
otunlo Dave Luckolt of tho Okla
homa a weatorn railroad, at an
abusive negro In tbe railroad yards
at Oklahoma City, Friday, bit
the negro at (he point where ho
was supposed to wear his brains
and courBed straight through bis
The lead failed to locate any
gray matter, and the negro wns
only slightly inconvenienoed by
tho ventilating shaft which the
bullet left. Luckett has not been
Groat Southwest is Now a
Financial Giant, Says
Tells tho Eaflt of tho Marvelous
Development of the Indian
Territory nnd Contiguous
Territory, and Predicts
Great Future.
President Yoakum of the Frisco
System, who has shown his confi
dence In the Indian Territory and
the great eouthwetl by penetrat
ing every section of it with the
steel ol tho great corporation, haB
given an enthusiastic inlorview in
New York in regard to the pres
ent conditions and futuro pros
pects of Ibis Bcclion. Mr. Yoakum
said in part:
"Thero is no cause for unoasi
rets on the ground that the West
and Southwest will not be able to
take care of the present crops, bo
far as supplying (unds is con
cerned. Conditions down there
uniformly point to prosperity. In
Tfxns and the territories alone,
estimating the cotton crop at 3,
500,000 bales, tbo farmers wil!
realize on cotton and cotton-seed
products alone, at present prices,
about 8135,000,000. Putting this
one product on n per capita basis,
it becomes evident that the finan
cial position of Texas and tho ter
ritories is immensely strong, as
compared with tho position of a
few years ago.
"This npplys not only to bank
eis and commercial interests, but
the farmers, stock raisers and
thoee eDgaged in local industries,
are becoming so independent that
instead of being borrowtrs they
will shortly be lenders of money.
In time, a large portion of the
money token from tho Eatt for the
movement of tbq crops will be
Western money, placed .nere to
the credits of We torn banks i a
withdrawn lempoiarlly. Thii
partly true of the present
'Today I regard the lvatt as
more dependont upon the Wait
than the West has been uron the
East lor many years, and from my
knowledge of the conditions, and
tho substantial growth nud devel
opment of tho West and South
west, I behve that the independ
ence of tho West will Increase as
timo goes on. Not only will this
ultimately prove to he true in mat
ters ol manufacture and industrial
life, but it will also apply to money
The greater Southwest, by
which I mean that territory bound
ed on the east by the Mississippi,
north by tho Missouri, south by
the gulf and weBt by a line drawn
from Kansas City to El Paso, is
going to afford a tremendous mar
ket for the products of the manu
facturing centers of the country.
The new towns that are going up
there now aro not by any means
like the boom towns of ten or fif
teen years ago. To illustrate this,
when our lino entered one of the
new towns In Indian Territory a
few months ago we found there
woro eighteen brick .buildings in
process of ereotion. Ten years
ago there might havo been the
same number of buildings, but
they would have been cheap frame
structures. When it is understood
that this same substantial improve
ment is going on throughout the
wholo of that section, it beoomes
evident that the manufacturing in
dustries of the Union will find a
constantly widening market in
that prosperous region.
"From ray knowledge of the
past and present territory in ques
tion, I am confident of its future.
Its diversified interests and tho
headway that Is being mado by
rapid development of a permanent
character must be known to be ap
preciated." CLOSING THE ROLLS.
No IVJore Applications for Citlrenshlp Will
Be Received.
Today will witness the final
olosingof tho Oherokeo rolls and
uo more applications for citizen-
Bhlp will bo considered by the
Dawes Commission. The work
of deciding the contested claims is
being pushed by tho oommleslon
and will be completed within a
few months, when the final roll
will be published,
A largo, convenient room to rant;
within ono bloclc ot town private
famllyi furnished or unfurnished. Ap
ply at Qulcttalnqfllcp. d
Confronts Willie Hakcll CoHcRf, Which
Opens For Ihe Scfaolutic Year Sep-
temter 9.
What promises to be tho most
successful year in tho history of
Willio Halsell oolloge begins Tues
day, September 0, when the open
ing exeroisos will bo conduoltd in
tbe collogo ohapel.
Many Improvements have been
mado in tho oolloge buildings since
the last torm,and with an enlargod
curriculum this splendid institu
tion will not only offer a homo
liko oorafort to the Btudsnts, but
will offer exertional educational
President Browning haB sur
roundod himself with n most capa
ble faculty, and 1b using every
oflbrt to make Willie Halsell the
ideal school. The lumbers of the
faculty for -the app oaohing term
O.L. Browning.A.M., President,
Science and Ethics.
J. A. Parke, A. M., English Lit
erature and Modern Languages.
B. B. Mooney, A. B., Mathemat
ics and Ancient Languages.
Mies Allle WiiliamB, A. B., Pri
mary and Intermediate.
C. M. Oakee, M. A., Commercial
and Shorthand.
Mies Cora May Brown, Music.
Mrs. Jpbn Miller Drake, Eloou
ion and Physics! Culture.
II. Leo Clolworthy, military in
structor. Tho attendance promised for the
approaching term iB most gratify
ing to President Browning and
those interested in tbe eohool, ai
it it aoctp'.ed as a recognition of
tho exceptional moral, physical
and intellectual training which
characterizes tho work of the col
lege. C00DY SURRENDERS,
ClaiaM m KUltd Ml
Uncle In Self
Dan Coody who, in a dispute
over the pomssion of a farm near
Cht-ofth, nrt rid killed bis un
cl4, J 5 j ' iv. YbQT Jay. larran-
i't ! t - ii.r v m, ft StalM mar
'im v i i Jj(. . htnrday.
1 i in :r ubln batvauk
tbe OK.N lor eoiuotime over the
right to poiesiin of a hay field.
The courts decided tbe dispute in
favor of Dan Ooody and the shoot
ing oocurrtd when his uncle at
tempted to lake foroible possession
of the land.
Both men were armed, but the
nephew was thf quioker on the
trigger. The ehooting caused a
great deal of exeitement, as both
of the men were prominent Chero
kee farmers. '
Campbell Bros'. Shows Will Uxhlblt
In Vlnlta September 10.
The Omaha (Neb.) World-Herald of
May 27, 1902, contained the followluL'
notice of Campbell Uros clroue.whloh
will give two performance hero on
Wcdnosday, Soptombsr 10th:
"Circus day oorae-s but onoe a year
In South Omaha Yesterday the
Campbell llrcw. elrcase care two per
formances and both were well patron
ized and highly spoken of by all. The
Campbel) boys, incidentally, are Ne
braska natives, having left their fath
er's farm at Falrbnry ten years ago to
try their hand at tUe circus business,
They ore regarded as thorough show
men, have built up an Immense bust
uets and their show Is noted for IU
scarcity of gratters and leecuet.wblch
usually follow a circus. Iast nlght'a
performance crowded tbe big twit to
Us utmost capacity."
Ilody of U. V.Dkkey, of Uartle-svllle,
Pound In Chsnute Knllroad
The body of tho Fman found in
the Fante F railroad yards at
Chanuto, KansaB, Friday, has been
IdenliUed ns that of B. V. Diokey,
a prominent grain buyer of Bar
tlesville, I. T. The body was
identified through aleller of credit
found on tho dead man.
Tho nuthorlliee feel oertaln that
Mr. Diokey was tho violim of foul
play, and as he waa well supplied
with money whon ho arrived In
Ohanute, the day before hia body
was found, robbery is supposed to
have been tho motive for the orimo,
ob he was known to be in Chanuto
fur the purpose of buying grain.
No olue has yet been obtained
as to the perpetrators of the orimo.
Doctors Could Not Help Her.
"I had kidney trouble for years,"
writes Mrs. llnymnud Conner ot Sbol
ton, Wash , "and the doctors could
not bolp uic. 1 tried Toley's Kidney
Cure, and the very llrt dose gavo mo
relief and 1 am now cured. I cannot
y too much for Foley's Kidney
Cure." 8old by Peoples drug storo. dw
Carries the Largest and most Complete
Now goods bought for CASH arriving daily which
m X-IL. II II I I III II Z ...
R Day Telephone i68.
MfflQlfS t OtivMt BaObv. Pre J. O. ItAtt. V-Pre. V. P. Fntwn, CaiUIer.
j m OUVRK BAGBY.
tZKu, ed an m k4t.uff h
m H 1J ffiPNizI H "1 v'
BwOTB W ,
AmUcd by CUTICURA OINTMENT,
tbe Great Skin Curt, for preMrvtar, port
Iptti, and beautifying tbe ridn, ior
eWnris? the rcalp of cnau. Kale, tad
dindftiff.acd tbe topplae of faffing faalrf
for softening, vhttcning, and toctbiaf red,
touch, and tore hinds, for baby rathta,
itcntnet, and chafing, and for all tbe par
cotes of tbe toikt, batli, and numry.
Millions of Women we CUTICURA
SOAP in tbe form of baths for annoying
inflammitloai and irritations, or too free
or offensive perspirations, in the form of
washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and
for many sanative, antWpllc purpose
which readily suggest themselves la
women, especially mcthers. Ne amount
of persuasion can induce use who have
once used these great skin purifiers and
beautifters to use any others.
Complete Treatment lor every Kunwr, $1.
tho kla of crutt aort Male., Kiwi soften
th4 thlrktnrf cuUcJe. COnnrtu Oxtmr-r
C'ii '? i lMnnii ft' uy ttiUitjf h.jl.v.tji.
tl in. nnn Irrtutum, an I .ootha an I kw il. Mid
lltl. m BH.ui.rsmT l'lll .r.r. Ik t awN
and cleat-M tbo Movd
Owwcti ar
s tri. t hi., i
.Tnctrni RaaotriT.M'wibatioranatuar
Moa.1 tmniKn ana aumoar oares. ukrw
eap rtatt.ooatainiacso does, pitte Sea
lS4 IkfMtkMS - vtlSt. MSk Mi tt-sv
For tho Joint Koopors In tho
Indian Torritory at the
Approaching Torms
of Court.
Against Sailers of & Called
"MeadsV'NVbicli Will be JPre
sented to the Grand Ju- -
rioe This Month.
A general orusade against the
joint keepers throughout the Ter
ritory is expected to follow the
convening of the grand juries this
It is reported that a mass of evi
bence has been aooutuolated by
detectives employed by the anti
saloon league against the vendors
of the so-oalled "meads" and other
intoxicants whioh will be submit
ted as soon as the grand juries
Sensational developments are
expedted at Uuakogee, where the
Hal of both the petit and grand
jurors who will serve at tbe pres
ent term of oourt hove been kept
Suporinteudenl Woolen of tbe
anti-saloon league spent several
days in Vinlta a few weeks ago,
and is thoroughly conversant with
tbe situation here.
Specimens of all the ooncootionb
sold have been thoroughly analixed
it is said, with results that will
make It interesting for those in
gaged in their ealo.
Tho work of semiring evideaoe
has been conducted quietly, but
most thoroughly, and not only the
joint keepers but tbe druggists
throughout the Territory who have
been oneaeed in illegal t?afiiu in
intoxicants will be vigorously
uody Is Idcnttllod.
Tho body of tbe unknown wo
man found besiJe the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas tracks near Caney
Friday has heou identified as that
of Miss Barbara Hates, of Knox
vllh, Tenn. She was about 10
years old and was on her way to
Texas. It is thought MUs Uaes
foil from tho train,
Coffins and caskets.
Funeral Director.
First National Bank,
tSJJ.hJ.licfJ?t;. SURPLUS, Sjo,ooo.
Old! and 8troBRett National Bank In the Cherokee Nation.
if DIRECTORS, j
B.r FOKINiR, K. B. FRAYSRK, A. L. CHUUtlLL, E.tf.
A. GRAHAM, 1. O. HALL. G. W. CLARA". If. K. IfALSRU-
Uoa8f General
Good healthy feeding steers for sale.
Wil! sell in numbers to suit purchas
ers. For full particulars address.
JOHN FRANKLIN, Estella, I. T.
If J J4$ &J
fMM -?kj!r
If you Ilk to look at good crockory, good glass
w.uo cu'ul in, and look around. That dosea't cost
cent and, it is a hotter show tban you hare often puid
for fc joing. Don't bring your pocket book for fear you
in tih: b - t .pjptj,L o buy. Just come and J look first.
Call and 8sw us, or Ring"56.
5ucccor to E. N. Ratcllff Hercantllc Co.
The Leading Cash Grocer,
Has purchased the J. Newcomb stock of grocer
ies at a considerable discount and is in a position
to save you money. He will continue the agency
for the celebrated S. & P. soft wheat flour, also
the agency for the Globe hard wheat flour.
These two celebrated flours need no introduc
tion, to the trade as it is a well known fact that
they are leaders wherever sold. Will also buy
and sell produce, chickens, eggs butter, corn,
and oats, the last two items at retail or car lots.
Call on
L. P. GARRISON, The Hustler.
CaiMl Bros CoMituM Shows
Vinita, Wednesday, Sept. 10
Two performances) Afternoon and Night. Two Rings. Elevated
Stage. Mueem and Menagerie.
rionster Majestic-Spectacular
Unapproachable in Wealth and Grandeur.
Larger, Greater, Grander Than Ever
before with an entirely uew allow new elegantly finished cos'umca
and wardrobes throughout.
Menagerie, MU3tim. Exhibition ol Trained flnlrrtals
Positively :nd Emphatically the Only All-Feature
Show Coming this season.
Molest m its promibes, honest tin its announcements, lavish in it
pei formancea, presenting at all tlniea twice as much as advertised
producing performance: that can not be dupl'cated by auy other show,
uo mutter how great,
The List of HU Kind.
The Only Behemoth of Holy Writ,
Known to exist as large a$ nn elephant.
Grand Free Street Parade at 10 A. M.
To ivutmiuacts Daily, doors open at i and 7 p, ui,
stock of Furniture.
will be sold at prices
Night Telephone 224,
Banking Business.
To causo quostioning.
We want questions ask
ed about our crockory
and glassware Noth
ing will suit us hotter
and nothing will suit
you bettor than our an
swers.jjjfcTho prices will
' suit, ib will tho goods.
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I really wish that blizzard would implement a 'dalaran solution' for Frost Lotus like they did with arctic furs and snowfall inks. Because of the insane prices of frost lotus from all the players saying 'oooh I need this right now I will pay 60 gold for it!' it is a real challenge to make money with flasks like stoneblood. Currently I just sell stonebloods that I get from alchemy procs while learning new flasks, and I never actually produce them myself.
If you're farming or leveling alchemy, try to stay away from frost lotus, it's just not reliable to count on the 15-20% proc from your flask spec to make gold. The best way to make gold with alchemy is to find flasks or potions that make you gold regardless of procs, then those just become icing on the cake.
Should blizzard implement a 'dalaran solution' for Frost Lotus?
I really wish that blizzard would implement a 'dalaran solution' for Frost Lotus like they did with arctic furs and snowfall inks. Because of the insane prices of frost lotus from all the players saying 'oooh I need this right now I will pay 60 gold for it!' it is a real challenge to make money with flasks like stoneblood. Currently I just sell stonebloods that I get from alchemy procs while learning new flasks, and I never actually produce them myself.
23 comments: on "Frost Lotus Getting So Damn Expensive"
Anonymous said... October 28, 2009 at 8:52 AM
Frost lotus currently run abot 30g each on dunemaul, roughly the price as a flask of endless rage or stoneblood. I remember buying them in bulk of trade chat for 15g each a couple months ago. Good luck now :(
They should either implement a "Dalaran Solution" for Frost Lotuses, or make them drop more frequently. I'd rather see the Dalaran vendor solution though. I feel the vendor solution leaves more wiggle room for gold making instead of increased droprates.
Sajagloll said... October 28, 2009 at 8:55 AM
I believe this problem started when people were posting that blizz lowered the drop rate of frost lotus, which I have to admit it seemed that way for me also as I used to average 5-8 a hour in scholazar but was coming up with just 1-2 if I was lucky.
I believe something has changed mainly because I have been farming herbs for the up coming Faire to make inks and cards, for the last week or so I have been averaging my usual count again currently I have about 8-10 stacks in my guild bank and have sold on average 8 stacks of 5 every night on AH.
I guess in away you could relate this to gas prices let there be a hint there will be a hurricane and gas will jump 20-30 cents over night, same with the frost lotus almost as fast as I read the lines blizz lowered the drop rate of frost lotus in all areas prices jump almost 10 gold each over night, don't get me wrong thats a good thing for myself and all the other farmers out there that do not use frost lotus for anything it basically free gold to us but to alchs because the price of your main matt just went up you either wait out the storm or raise your prices.
Kring said... October 28, 2009 at 9:00 AM
They should remove this lame solution for all the other cases. I hate this soluition because the multiple materials are reduced into one.
Arctic fur are obtained the same way as leather is. AN arctic fur is now the same as if animals would have a small chance to yeald 500 leathers instead of only 2. And leatherworking just uses only borean leather. Arctic furs are just more leather. Just drop the crap fur if you cannot find an equilibrium with normal leather. Or make something that sucks up unused leather. Or bring back the salt shaker. Why doesn't leatherworking have no cooldown although it was the first profession introducing the cooldown system?
Shard shatter. What a crappy bullshit. Why not just remove the mats and make all enchants cost 80 dust and 8 essences? That's so boring. Why do we need 4 materials for enchants? And then be able to "exchange" them. It would be much more interesting if you could exchange the superflous shards for something else. Why not let abyssal shatter produce flasks (alchemists make nice money on jewels, why not let enchanters make money with flasks?)? Or flowers?
Cooldown for transmutation saronite -> titanium removed. Why are there titanium nodes anyway? Just let the receipts use more saronite then. Boring.
Same for the ink. Why are there any kind of other inks than ink of the sea? They only make you convert one into the other. FAIL.
Conversions are ok when they have a cooldown or when they convert something into something which is used and obtained completely different, like prospecting ore into gems.
Arctic furs should be buyable with blue gems (lot of them of course) and therefore opening another path to get them and add a use for the old blue gems. Skinning is already the existing route.
And maybe frost lotus could be bought with borean leather.
Anonymous said... October 28, 2009 at 9:08 AM
Currently Frost Lotus are running from 40-60g on my server. A friend and I used to control the market on them completely and keep them at 50g even.
However, he stopped farming, and when my computer broke I couldn't farm for that two week period, so the market went nuts.
Currently I'm farming for him instead of AH-ing things. 20g a stack for icethorn, lichbloom, and goldclover, and 40g each on frost lotus.
Sadly, in what farming I've done recently, I can't get the damn things to drop.
The Dalaran solution would ruin my main source of income (unless you could trade goldclover stacks for them...I've got tons of that), but it would make life easier on my friend, so I'm torn on the idea.
Anonymous said... October 28, 2009 at 9:41 AM
I really do think something needs to be done regards the current Frost Lotus situation. FL goes for about 45g(ish) on my server, flasks for about 40g each. The main probelm is though demand out strips supply and the prices for both are going up and up over the last week or two.
With the new patch comming (at some point) the situation is only going to get worse as more people will be raiding in my view (LFR interface for example). I remember in BC before around the last patch they upped the drop rate of Fel lotus and this have very little effect on the prices but it meant people could get them to raid with.
Incereasing the drop rate would, again, be my preferred solution. That way Farmers can still farm them and get good money. Raiders can buy them without having to spend more time on gold income. Everyone happy (as if!)
BlueBlackRed said... October 28, 2009 at 9:43 AM
Prior to 3.1 I could buy frost lotuses all day for 8-15g a piece.
Now 50g is the norm on my server, thanks to the "I farm it so it's free" idiocy, there's no point in competing in the flask market.
I switched alchemy specialization to transmutation and haven't turned back.
The solution for the price is greater supply through increased drop rate or an alternate method to getting them.
Increased drop rate is a bit is probably preferable, keeping farmers happy.
The alternate method of "buying" a lotus will have other consequences - like increased lichbloom prices back to pre-3.1 (3-4g each) as farmers have less incentive to farm, which then hits the inscription market, and so on.
Vulpina said... October 28, 2009 at 9:49 AM
The normal price of Frost Lotus on my server is around 40g, but someone unloaded a whole pile of them yesterday for 19g each. Back in the day I wouldn't have touched it for that price, but I bought every darn one of them yesterday.
I would love a solution to the frost lotus problem like they're doing with arctic fur. The drop rate is too too low for it to be a requirement for raid essentials.
Anonymous said... October 28, 2009 at 9:55 AM
I have to admit, I'm honestly amused. I make a KILLING in Alchemy now as an Elixir master with the prices being where they are. Each proc is now worth more but the consumption rate is the same.
I'm glad I picked up a boat load when the prices were low. I mean low, at 10g-11g each.
I just regret selling about 500 of them at 30g each :(
The prices are up at about 50g each on my server and I've only got a little over a stack left to sell.
Zeran said... October 28, 2009 at 12:14 PM
Considering that the consensus to my question about flipping my alchemist to elixir spec was "stay xmute" on the forums. I would love either a Dalaran solution or increased drop rate for frost lotus. It would bring flasks back into a profitable place for alchemists on my server (60g frost lotus and 30g flasks). Right now my frost lotus goes to my own raids needs, and I make money on gem xmutes. I'm looking forward to the titanium change as it will make titansteel easier (no one uses 300g/stack ore to make titanium bars)
Breevok said... October 28, 2009 at 3:26 PM
Sorry to go against the flow - but why does everything need to be so readily available? Why do we need a 'dalaran' solution? Its not as thought golds in short fall in the game. If flasks cost 30g a pop to cover the price of frost lotus being 45g a pop then so be it. The procs still make us gold. You give a dalaran solution and the price of lotus falls. The the price of flasks also falls. No doubt the profit will be around the same - or minimally increased at best.
When you ask your question, what you are really asking is 'hands up if you want to make flasks cheaper for the masses' - well not I. Cheaper flasks is of no benefit to the goblin - it just benefits the consumer. How very social of you!
Bob said... October 28, 2009 at 3:58 PM
Ah, but breevok, you're forgetting. If you market to the masses you may be getting the same profit from each sale, but your are making many many many more sales, and much faster. It's the Walmart strategy: sell cheap to EVERYONE.
Revanché said... October 28, 2009 at 4:04 PM
I feel your pain to, since i entered the alchemy market the price on Lotus's has risen from 20g up to its current 55-70g.
This has caused a distinct separation in the market, those that farm for themselves and craft flasks/pots/elixirs, and those like myself who buy from the AH and then craft.
Fortunately the former are few and far between and I've taken steps to hamper my competition in the former.
Breevok said... October 28, 2009 at 4:32 PM
Bob - we'll agree to differ. Flasks are flasks. For the vast majority they arent negotiable. Not having a flask is like not having a food buff. People buy flasks.
Personally I am a little sick of Blizzard dumbing down WoW. All aspects of the game are being changed to ensure 'everyone has a fair go'. From giving everyone Emblems of Conquest (soon to be Triumph) for skipping through Nexus, allowing those people who havent bothered to put in the grind to level their fishing the ability to fish in Northrend, and soon arctic fur to be purchaseable with Heavy Borean Leather.
I have a skinner friend that isnt a goblin - he is a good player who does his dailies and gets enough gold to gem his gear, buy his enchants and cover his flasks and repair costs. Whenever he gets an arctic fur its a special moment for him - it means something. All these nerfs just pander to the masses and take the joy out of the game for those who are putting in the effort.
You nerf the access of frost lotus you just punish the herbalists who get their money by farming - frost lotuses are those ;woot' moments for them - dont steal it from them.
I'm with Breevok on this one. I actually enjoyed profitting from my gathering skills. With the "Dalaran Solutions" coming into play, I suddenly can't get rid of my arctic furs, I don't even try to sell my extra infinite dust or essences (frankly, I can make more gold from selling enchants using them now).
Mind you, I think a crafter should be able to turn a profit from a group of single raw materials by turning them into a finished product... but I think we've all seen how rare this is for EVERY profession.
So. Not much of a fan of the Dalaran Solution, from a player point of view. May be a GREAT solution for a heavy-sales-person... but I'm fairly casual and enjoy the aspects of the game that make PLAYING it (not just the AH) enjoyable and in many cases profitable to the casual player.
Anonymous said... October 28, 2009 at 4:57 PM
I'm on a server where mats almost invariably sell more than finished product (inks and glyphs don't sell, but herbs do; bars don't sell, but ore does, etc.). Frost Lotus is one of the few things I can be absolutely sure will sell reliably. Anything that makes it easier for non-herbalists to get will mess me up good.
Anonymous said... October 28, 2009 at 8:10 PM
Hey markco, I have a question. Your website has really inspired me to start using auctioneer to make gold because of the little time taken and the gold made. When i finish my scans it says lots of items have low ( or blue ) "PCT". i look it up in the auction house but all the other items are priced for around the same. My auctioneer says my database is 65 days old and that it is disabled even though i've scanned the AH. What am i doing wrong? Please answer.
Deborah said... October 28, 2009 at 9:05 PM
To the last anonymous...
I suggest you take a look at the forums here, esp in the add on section. Also, the auctioneer addon suite has a great website and forum community as well. They (auctioneer/norganna's group) have a support forum and a discussion forum/ I'm sure between these two great communities you can find the answer to your problem, along with many helpful hints.
Anonymous said... October 28, 2009 at 9:16 PM
what was the 'dalaran solution' for snowfall inks?
chaoskas said... October 29, 2009 at 4:54 AM
10 Ink of the Sea = 1 Snowfall Ink
I think a dalaraan solution should be avoided but it should be possible to farm theese things better. Last week I bought 30 Stacks of Adders tongue and got 6(!) Snowfall Ink. This week I got 17 out of 20 Stacks...
A few feeks ago I famed arctic fur. 1 hour and uncounted rhinos later I had _none_ but 3 Stacks of Rhinomeat and more leather than I could carry. It was a great moment when I entered Trial of the crusader because I was the only skinner and Icehowler and Anub yield one fur each. It is easier to farm 100g than one fur. Just ridicoulus.
RyanC said... October 29, 2009 at 10:44 AM
Anyone who thinks the "Frost Lotus Problem" is a real problem, likely isn't on the profit side of the equation.
Step 1: Be like Dell
Dell has a Just In Time Inventory solution, where they keep all the parts they need for computers, but don't actually make the computers until they get an order.
This prevents them from holding onto obsolete or undesirable inventory.
As such, you need to have Lichbloom, Icethorn, Goldclover, Eternal Life & empty flasks on hand...you should NEVER have any inventory above 2-3 flasks of each type.
You go to the AH, figure out which is the most profitable of the flasks to make, and make them. At any one time on our server, one of the big 4 flasks are completely sold out and one is usually very expensive...typically Stoneblood & Frost Wyrm. So I make about 8 of each, and post them.
BALLPARK MATH* (*So eff-the-eff off if you can't adjust the numbers on your own server)
Each Mute = 2.5 flasks. That means we need 6.4 Lotus, but let's just say 7 Xmutes will yield 17.5 flasks. @ 40-45g per, that's 280-315g in mats. 40 Lichbloom/Icethrorn = 40-60g. Plus some Goldclover/Lifes = 40g.
At the high end of material cost, that's 415 g for 17.5 flasks, which will sell for 40g meaning 700g. That's a 69% return on investment.
ROI: Gain - Cost/Cost
2. You cannot count on the proc rate, but it IS there and it DOES happen. Your assertion that you can't rely on the proc is like saying I can't rely on the heads/tails ratio being 50% because when I make the guess I'm wrong half the time.
If I flip the coin 1000 times, and guess 500 heads and 500 tails my accuracy rate rises to 99%.
You price the proc into the making of the flasks and just make them and let the KNOWN PROC RATE take care of itself. Right now it is known each Frost Lotus makes 2.5 flasks (25% proc rate)
So if each flask sells for 40, then each Potion Transmute = 100g. If you can assemble the mats for each transmute for less than 100g, you profit. For more than 100g, loss. For 100g, breakeven.
Anyone complaining that "the price is going to go through the roof" is an idiot, because that's an opportunity.
Hint: GO BUY SOME IF YOU THINK THE PRICE IS GOING TO GO THROUGH THE ROOF! 3.3 IS INTRODUCING NO NEW FLASKS, AND PEOPLE WILL STOP GOING TO ULDUAR (FREYA!) AND THOSE FLASKS AND HERBS WILL ALSO MAKE THE LOTUS MORE SCARCE.
It's pretty funny coming to a money making blog, and see a bunch of people wondering about what to do, and not profiting from the situation or begging Blizz for a "Dalaran Solution".
Anonymous said... October 30, 2009 at 11:50 AM
^^^ he speaks the truth. I'm not sure if many of you realize how much profit you can actually make off flask making. I buy lotuses at 35g, lichbloom and icethorn at 20g and goldclover at 10g. Of course, this is minimal profit, but if you make numerous amounts of flasks, you WILL proc extras which is pure profit of whatever the flask sells for. The proc isn't really reliable, but when you get lucky, it really pays off. I've found certain days/times flasks will very fast if you have the cheapest. Find out how much the mats cost and how much 2 flasks will sell for, and if you can make even marginal profit, buy a shitload of lotuses and undercut by a little bit if you got few procs and undercut by more if you proc a lot. There is a constant need for flasks, and not that many people making them. Use this to your advantage.
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When I put this recipe together, I substituted extra pumpkin in place of the oil that most recipes called for. They turned out wonderful, but because of the whole wheat flour, the bars will tend to dry out quicker. You can use 1 cup of regular vegetable oil in place of one can of pumpkin if you don't plan on eating the entire pan of bars in 2 days. (not that my son and I did that…hahaha)
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- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon iodized salt
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- 1/2 cup white sugar
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- 4 cups powdered sugar
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Yield: 3 servings as a main course, 6 as a snack
The origins of this recipe are fodder for a good debate, best over a plate of this corn-and-cheese sauce on crusty toasted bread. Theory #1: In a 1966 issue of Yankee, reader Mildred B. Larrabee shared this recipe, along with the story of an ill-fated ship from Amsterdam that foundered in a storm off the coast of Maine, in December 1710. On board: hundreds of wheels of wax-coated cheese, many of which floated safely to shore on Peaks Island (the crew were not so lucky). "The women [on the island] were hard-taxed to find ways in which to utilize it in such ingenious recipes as to avoid the exclamation: 'Oh, not cheese again!'" Larrabee's kin had deep roots on Peaks Island, and she theorized that this old family recipe might have come from that period. Theory #2: Another "woodchuck" dish, on record from the 1930s, uses canned tomatoes or tomato soup in a flour-thickened sauce with melted cheese. Both are essentially variations on Welsh rarebit. So is this a pre-Revolutionary treat or a 20th-century invention? It's delicious either way.
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- 2 tablespoons salted butter
- 1 small onion, minced
- 1 teaspoon kosher or sea salt
- 1/2 cup milk
- 1/2 pound grated cheese, such as aged Gouda or cheddar
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- 2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley or savory
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- Garnish: more minced parsley, savory, or other herb
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Courtney Manning broke her own single-season record with 10 blocks against Houston.
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HOUSTON, Texas (SMU) - Dana Powell blasted 25 kills and added 10 digs for her 18th double-double of the season to lead SMU to a 3-1 victory (25-21, 17-25, 25-18, 25-11) at Houston Friday night. With the win, SMU improved to 13-15 on the season with the series sweep of the Cougars and 9-7 in Conference USA, while Houston fell to 17-9, 10-6 in C-USA.
Courtney Manning recorded 10 blocks, increasing her season total to 164, breaking her own single-season record of 162 as a sophomore. Kelli Becerra added a double-double, as well, posting 20 assists and 16 digs, and Sidney Stewart had a match-high 20 digs.
Leading 2-1 in the match, the Mustangs increased their two-point lead to six with a 4-0 run to take a 13-7 in the fourth set. From there, SMU out-scored Houston 12-4 to close out the match. The Mustangs took control of the match in the third, breaking a 1-1 tie with a 25-18 victory. SMU trailed by one midway through the set, 12-11, but put together a 6-0 run for a 17-12 lead. Houston never got within four points the rest of the set.
The Mustangs opened the match trailing 4-1 in the first set, but took the lead back 7-6. With the set still in the balance late in the set, SMU out-scored the Cougars 5-2 down the stretch to take the early lead in the match with a 25-21 win. Houston answered in the second set, claiming a 25-17 win. The Mustangs were down just one point, 16-15, but only managed two more in the set as the Cougars evened the match 1-1.
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Here's one of those "uh duh" news stories. It seems most Americans don't have their high blood pressure under control. Steven Reinberg of HealthDay News reports:
Although most Americans with high blood pressure are taking steps to combat the potentially deadly condition, only 30 percent have it under control, a new federal study found.
That means the 70 percent of adults with uncontrolled high blood pressure, also known as hypertension, must do more to bring those levels down, including changing their diet, exercising and sticking to their drug regimens.
If they don't, they face an increased risk of heart disease and stroke, according to the study authors from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
"Most people with high blood pressure (98.1 percent) are doing something to lower it," said lead author Clark Denny, an epidemiologist with the CDC. "But there is still room for improvement.
"Almost everyone with high blood pressure can have it controlled through medication and lifestyle change," he added.
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May 27, 2006
J. W. Arnold
Im usually really good about doing my research before making a big decision. Now, were not talking scouring the papers for the coupon that will save me 25 cents on that exorbitantly priced bottle of lube (try Targets store brand), but Im known for at least a little due diligence.
When I made the call to move back to Kansas City after 13 years in Washington, DC, now that was no small decision! I had lived my entire adult life in the nations capital and the concept of living somewhere else was, quite frankly, a little scary.
I wasnt concerned about living in Kansas City, but more about living in Kansas City. How would I make friends? Where would I hang out? Would I meet a boyfriend? (which really translates to Will I get laid?) I came out in DC and, for good or bad, was established. I knew where all the bars were, attended the gay networking functions, and was a fixture in the community.
This move was no small change! Fortunately, I connected with the right people in Kansas City fast. Serendipity, ships passing in the nightIll never know. But had that connection not taken place, I might have been doomed to a social life limited to karaoke at Missie Bs!
What I learned from my new friend was that Kansas City has more than its share of gay barsmore per capita than most smaller cities. But, the scene in Kansas City is centered around the fundraisers that all get scheduled within a few weeks of each other each Spring. It turns out that Kansas City is a town with a cause well, lots of causes as long as there is a party involved and that where the MEN are!
Theres HIV/AIDS housing, health care services, meals for the homeless, anti-violence, gay rights, the list goes on and on and on. And, in Kansas City, each cause is obligated to throw two to three fabulous parties to raise funds. Im not sure how many regulars on the fundraiser circuit have actually delivered meals to homebound AIDS patients or passed out blankets to the homeless, but I suppose we all make a difference in our way. So were raising a glass to remember all those who have fallen. It seems strange, but at least needed funds are getting to those most in need.
Yes, if youre looking for some of the citys most eligible bachelors then you need to be on the circuit. Youre most likely to find a handsome, fit, successful man who looks great in a tux at one of the many events of Kansas Citys gay mating season.
This year was no exception, as hundreds of gorgeous men donned black tie for the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS (DIFFA) Dining by Design. Imagine a convention hall converted into the sets of some of the film industrys greatest flicks. From Titanic to Moulin Rouge to Breakfast at Tiffanys, each themed table was completely over the top! Plenty of prospects to be had there!
If black tie isnt your thing, try the Union Hill Parties, a series of festive open house parties in that cute hilltop neighborhood to benefit the annual AIDS Walk. Its more casual and offers a peak into some of Kansas Citys fabulous homes. Many of the hosts are straight, but there are always a couple of gay homes that are completely over the top! My experience has been that if a boy can decorate, he probably takes pretty good care of himself, too.
If art is your thing, then Good Samaritan Projects Corks and Canvas party might be your thing. Its a mixed crowd, but still a great way to meet men while sipping wine and perusing the silent auction items. If youre really lucky, you might land one of the local artists who regularly donate pieces to the auction. You might even end up with a custom piece for your wall.
One of the biggest parties of the year is Bloom!, an annual benefit for the Kansas City Free Health Clinic. This year didnt disappoint as the party celebrated cowboy themes made so popular by the movie Brokeback Mountain.
Your odds are always going be good at one of these events, but if you really want to narrow things down, go to the patron parties. In most cases, for as little as $75 - $100 above the standard ticket price, you can buy a ticket to the patron party, an exclusive party usually held a few days before the main event. Lets just say the odds of meeting an eligible Kansas City bachelor go way up at these events and even if you dont meet Mr. Right, youre probably going to enjoy lots of great food and wine.
But, gay mating season has passed, hasnt it? True, all of these events happened within a narrow window in the Spring, but fortunately, Kansas Citians like their parties (and theyre all for a good cause, remember?). Over the next couple of months, plan to attend some of these events:
Good Samaritan Projects A Gourmet Dinner - Moulin Rouge (June 10)
kicks off the summer fundraiser season at Country Club Congregational UCC. If youre a foodie, then the colorful French menu will provide the inspiration for conversation with that intriguing potential date seated at your table. For information, go to www.gspkc.org.
One Voice (June 24) is a new benefit for the Heartland Mens Chorus at the American Jazz Museum in the Historic 18th and Vine District. This event will feature a performance by R&B diva Oleta Adams and will benefit the chorus and the Paseo Academy for Performing and Fine Arts. For tickets, go to www.hmckc.org.
The Gatsby Party (July 15) will celebrate the Kansas City Free Health Clinics 35th Anniversary with a Roaring 20s cocktail party at KC Magazines fabulous 2006 Home of the Year. For tickets, go to www.kcfree.org/gatsby.
One of my favorite events is Corroborree (September 8), the annual fundraiser for SAVE Inc., Kansas Citys HIV/AIDS housing agency. The Kansas City Zoo serves as a unique and appropriate setting for this Australian-themed party. If the weather holds out, this is definitely one of the most fun parties of the year! For information, go to www.saveinckc.org.
So where did the events of gay mating season get me, you ask? Well, at the 2005 Corks and Canvas, I did happen to meet a wonderful guy and we dated for eight months. Not bad for one night and Im not sure I would have had the same result if I had opted to hang out at one of the bars instead. And besides, its all for a good cause anyway.
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You have always dreamed of rocking the microphone under the bright lights, in front of a crowd of lushes. Unfortunately, mom and dad wanted you to be an accountant instead, which is basically the same as being a rock star right?
You may be stuck crunching numbers during the day, but at night you could still live out that long lost dream of becoming the Bon Jovi of your generation. Late at night, after the mathematicians go to bed, the karaoke competitions begin. Lori Clayton is a veteran karaoke contestant, and she is here to tell you everything you need to know to about becoming a small stage starlet.
1. Where do you find these contests to enter?
I usually hear about contests from friends, on Facebook and in certain instances, on Craigslist. I belong to a lot of pages for clubs, bars, bands and KJ's (Karaoke Jockey) that promote these sorts of events.
2. How do you enter a karaoke contest?
It depends on what type of contest it is. U Rock, which is a live band Karaoke business, has an online sign up sheet and a limited song selection available on their page. The contest I was just in however, Denver's Next Nightclub Star 4, (DNNS 4) held auditions and required a $50.00 entrance fee. Guitar Villains required you to purchase and sell 10 tickets to their event. However, most of the contests that I've entered at the bar level, do not require any sort of audition or entrance fee.
3. What kinds of prizes can you win?
Bar tabs, gift certificates and cash!!! DNNS 4 has a $2,000.00 cash prize for the winner, plus a Winner's show, recording studio time and photo shoot.
4. Tell us exactly what a karaoke contest is.
A bar based karaoke contest consists of a KJ, who has a selection of recorded music, a rotation and a karaoke screen available, and the contests are open to anyone who wants to sing. Judges usually consist of the wait staff and/or guests of the KJ. DNNS 4 holds their competitions in theaters with a stage. Contestants had to audition in advance, and after the contestants are selected, the competition is closed to just those selected. The contest has been ongoing since August and the winners are selected based on judges votes and audience votes combined. In live band competitions like Guitar Villains, contestants sign up before hand and the are selected by a lotto drawing, and they required each participant to purchase a certain amount of tickets beforehand to be re-sold to friends and family. They awarded their winners based on ticket sales, judges votes and audience participation. U Rock also has a sign up sheet online, and the contestants are selected on a first-come first serve basis. U Rock has a panel of judges and a "cheer meter" to select the winners.
5. How did you first get involved in karaoke contests?
I did my first real competition about four years ago, at a bowling alley called Chipper's Lanes. The contest was regional, and after about 8 weeks of qualifying rounds, the competitors were put in a rotation by drawing lots, and the winner received a trip to Las Vegas to compete for $5000.00. It was so much fun, even though I didn't win, I found it to be a great way to hear some amazing singers, meet new friends and possibly win a little money!
6. How many contests have you done?
I have competed in several major competitions, Denver's Next Nightclub Star 3 & 4, Talent Quest, Guitar Villain's and U Rock, and Take the Money and Run 2.
7. Do you do any other singing, or is it strictly karaoke?
I write and record my own original music, and have performed at several festivals including Parker Days and The Jefferson County Fair. I have also recorded many cover songs which I promote on my own music page on Facebook Lori "Bella" Clayton. My next goal is to get into musical theater and audition for plays and Musicals.
8. What is it about doing these contests that you like so much?
I used to be extremely shy, and I discovered very quickly that getting brave enough to get up and sing in front of a crowd of strangers can be very liberating. It has increased my self- confidence and is also very therapeutic. I can forget my troubles for a few minutes or a few hours. Also, I just love to sing!
9. How do you prepare?
In the bar competitions, there really isn't any preparation, you just select a song and sing it. But for the major competitions like DNNS and the live band competitions where I knew my song in advance, I would find the track on a site like YouTube and practice at home on my computer. For DNNS 4 and Guitar Villains, where there wasn't a karaoke screen, I would have to spend some time memorizing the song. It is a lot of hard work, a lot of practice and a lot of fun when everything comes together onstage.
10. Do you have any favorite songs or artists you like to sing?
I love Stevie Nicks, I'm probably one of her biggest fans, and I love to do her songs and Fleetwood Mac songs. I also like to sing Heart, Cher, Evanescence & sometimes Broadway show tunes like "Memory" from Cats or "Roxie" from Chicago. Those who know me in the karaoke circles, enjoy it when I put on my "Stevie Nicks" attire and do a full night of Fleetwood Mac songs. One day I hope to put on a full Stevie Nicks revue! I'm also hoping to earn a performance slot at the Night of 1,000 Stevie's event held in New York each May. Last year, I auditioned and was one of 10 acts considered for the event.
11. Do you have any tips for someone who might want to start doing karaoke contests?
Start small, find a bar that holds a weekly competition, and compete for bar tabs, then work your way up to larger competitions, and live band competitions. Be careful with alcohol consumption, because a lot of clubs have rules in place for performers -- I don't drink at all, but if you need a shot of liquid courage, limit it to one or two, because nothing is worse than an overly drunk singer -- it's painful to watch and to listen to!! If someone does decide to do a competition like DNNS, take the time to find a vocal coach and get some lessons, find a rehearsal space to practice, and recruit some friends or fellow contestants to help you build an act. Be patient, don't get discouraged, and mostly, have fun with it!!!
12. Anything else you would like to add?
Be careful, karaoke is highly addicting, lots of fun, and can lead to endless smiles, treasured friendships and some sleepless nights!
Thank you, Lori, for taking the time out of your busy schedule to inform us all on this electrifying karaoke scene. I hope you are all ready to sing some karaoke and win the big bucks! Break a leg!
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College Hockey:2005-06 Army Season Preview
As a rookie head coach, Brian Riley found out what it's like to be challenged.
Besides the fact that Riley's brother Rob, his predecessor, had left him one of the youngest lineups in the country last year, an early-season injury to goaltender Brad Roberts really put Riley behind the eight-ball in season one.
One year later, though, Riley and his club seem on the way to better things. A more experienced team at West Point will try this year to pull out of the bottom of the league and, if that happens to come true, it's highly likely that there will be one man there leading the charge.
Roberts, now back to health, is the number-one key to Army's success this season. Riley hopes that Roberts can return to the form that, as a freshman, earned the rookie goaltender first team all-MAAC honors.
"I tell people all the time, 'As Brad goes, that's how we'll go,'" said Riley. "Brad loves being in the position [to carry a team]. He's a hard worker on and off the ice and I know that he's looking to end his career in this league on a big note.
"The biggest thing that we hope can happen is that he stays healthy."
Assuming Roberts can perform up to task, Army can then turn its attention to its offense, or lack of offense, as may be the case. Last year, Army was the only team in the league to average fewer than two goals per game. The Black Knights' power-play unit was anemic at best, something Riley hopes to focus on and change very early.
"Scoring goals and the inability to score on the power play were our biggest problems last year," said Riley. "If we're going to improve as a team we certainly need to improve in those two areas."
In addressing the power-play issue, Riley will look for a player to step up and take charge.
"Finding that right person to quarterback the power play unit is something we'll have to do," said Riley. "We don't have a lot of natural goal-scorers on our roster, so a lot of the goals we're going to score are going to have to come from hard work and finding a way to bury a rebound or something."
The gritty mentality that Riley wants on the power play will, he hopes, carry throughout the entire club. It's obvious to Riley that this isn't going to be a club of prodigious goal-scorers, but rather a blue-collar team with only a few highlight-reel goals to show.
"Everyone expects when you play against Army that you're playing a physical, disciplined and mentally tough team," Riley said. "So [we have to] make sure that we're all of those things. If you're not, other teams will come in and take advantage of you."
If Riley likes any one thing best about his team, it's the leadership. And if there's one player who needs to act on that leadership, it's captain Seth Beamer. Last season, Beamer scored just 14 points, down from 18 the year prior. If this Army offense is to break out of its shell, Beamer will need to lead by example and hopefully have plenty of followers.
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The Sifty Red Hook
Burgers, you bet. Late night and delivery? Fuggedaboutit.
We thought Sam Sifton had sold his Red Hook digs, but maybe not: Serious Eats checks in with the ex-dining critic about his favorite eats in and around South Brooklyn's sleepy seaside village of a neighborhood. Forget about late-night and delivery: According to Sifton, there is none in the hood (horrors!). However, if you want a mean slice, head to House of Pizza & Calzones; and what with Defonte's, Rocky Sullivan's, and the Good Fork, there's some pretty good meat between buns. [Serious Eats]


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ST LOUIS (LALATE) – Real Housewives of St Louis is never, ever coming to Bravo, Andy Cohen tells fans this week. Cohen was asked if RHOSTL will ever grace the Bravo airways. The question came during a telecast of his WWHL series this weekend. But Cohen said St Louis housewives are boring.
The unusual admission from the STL native came during an interview with Cynthia Bailey and Keshia Knight Pulliam. Cohen told a caller "Oh, excellent, so you know I'm a St Louis guy, right?" The viewer (a housewife herself from outside St Louis) asked Cohen the obvious question. "Yeah, so when are you going to represent and give us the Real Housewives of the S-T-L?"
Cohen laughed but gave his outlook of the STL every appearing on The B-r-a-v-o. "It's not gonna happen, my friend." Cohen continued "it will never, ever, ever, ever happen."
What is Cohen's reasoning? He explained that too. "You know what? I have seen that show, and it is … (snooze)… it is not exciting. I have to keep the people entertained." Do you agree?
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You must have talked to the wrong women n st. Louis cause I know I'm far from boring and Im always entertainment. Guess bravo is scared to look for real b***** n STL. I could def give a new meaning of real housewives but a little change seems to be a challenge for bravo. The old housewives are boring and getting a flat line. The best of it is over. But if you had me and my friends this could come back to life.
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breastfeeding my 5 week old. have many hours should she be sleeping at night? do i need to supplemen
Like previous posters said every baby is different. My 5month still doesn't sleep through the night. Those that have young babies that sleep through the night are truly blessed but IMO that is not the norm .
My sister has two daughters...the first one didn't sleep through the night until she was almost a year old. The second one started sleeping through the night from 2 months (the first time she did that my sister was petrified based on her previous experience). Both were EBF and nursed on demand (not by the clock) ...both treated exactly the same yet she had a non sleeper and a sleeper. One benefit she had the opportunity to stay at home so was able to nap when the baby napped. Me...I am not so lucky I am working so am usually severely fatigued by the end of the day.
The older one (now 9) still is a problem sleeper and the younger one (now 7) sleeps like the dead.
My one month old eats every two hours on a good night, he has slept for three hours once, and last inght it was every hour and ahalf. I'm just going with it, it's not forever, and I am getting to the point where I simply given up on having a full nights sleep or my boobs to myself during the day. Somehow giving up my expectatins and just rolling with it has made it easier. I do take a nap during the day for an hour at his longest nap stretch, again about an hour and ahalf


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Liberal committed seven errors in a 12-2 loss to the Wellington Heat Saturday night at Brent Gould Field.
The Heat scored one in the first, three in the second, three in the fifth, three in the sixth, and two in the ninth. The BJ's were especially bad in the fifth inning when they had four errorls. The Bee Jays don't have a true shortstop at this point in the session.
Oklahoma City's Austin Murphy was 2-3 while Nicholls State's Seth Stevens was 2-3. Arizona Western's Jose Rosales Rodarte pitched two scoreless innings.
Liberal is 10-8 and 6-8 in the Jayhawk while Wellington is 11-8 and 6-8 in the Jayhawk. Liberal hosts the Heat Sunday night at 7 on 1270 and kscbnews.net. Golden Plains Credit Union is the buyout sponsor.
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Herb Alpert and the T.J.B.: Last Tango in Paris
Last Tango in Paris
Herb Alpert (trumpet)
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Herb Alpert (trumpet),
Lani Hall (vocals), Bob Findley (trumpet), Bob Edmonson (trombone), Dave Frishberg (piano), John Pisano (guitar), Ernie McDaniels (bass), Nick Ceroli (drums), Julius Wechter (marimba), Vince Charles (steel drum, percussion).
Composed by Gato Barbieri; arranged by Quincy Jones.
Recorded: Hollywood, CA, November 1973
Rating: 87/100 (learn more)
Featuring an arrangement by Quincy Jones, "Last Tango in Paris" is also enriched by minor electric guitar chords and a more elaborate chord structure than usual for Herb Alpert. Although credited to the Tijuana Brass, it sounds nothing like most of the recordings that group is generally known for.
The majority of Alpert's discography is built on brief, catchy jingles such as "Lollipops and Roses," which boasted an easily hum-able melody and a peppy, joyous atmosphere perfect for TV ads (or, in Alpert's case, shows like The Dating Game, to which he contributed several T.J.B. tracks). However, the only quality this track shares with the earlier hits, besides the contributions of a few mainstay T.J.B. members, is the brief running time. "Tango" is succinct, but even though Alpert's unmistakable trumpet style is present, a sophisticated compositional allure is carried by the orchestration that makes it more provocative (and, ultimately, more interesting) than composer Gato Barbieri's own version. The subdued synths blend in well with the orchestration, a few quick solo lines exist near the end, and Alpert's take is a sexier, sultrier rendering that realizes the song's true potential as its soul is laid bare.
Reviewer: Marcus Singletary
Tags: soundtrack covers
Jorge Lardone
// Mar 02, 2009 at 06:23 PM
"...that makes it more provocative (and, ultimately, more interesting) than composer Gato Barbieri's own version." Please! how can you say something like that? Gato have the gift that make him unique, his version of any tune are so great that nobody can make another better, for that there are few musicians that play his music. Gato is a living legend in jazz and he deseves much more attention of the specialized press but...he is not a native of USA and he do not play "american way of jazz". He is creative and piooner of World Jazz.


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app.json Schema
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Table of Contents
app.json is a manifest format for describing web apps. It declares environment
variables, add-ons, and other information required to run an app on Heroku. This
document describes the schema in detail.
See the Setting Up Apps using the Platform API for details on how to use
app.json to set up apps on Heroku.
Example app.json
{ "name": "Small Sharp Tool", "description": "This app does one little thing, and does it well.", "keywords": [ "productivity", "HTML5", "scalpel" ], "website": "https://small-sharp-tool.com/", "repository": "https://github.com/jane-doe/small-sharp-tool", "logo": "https://small-sharp-tool.com/logo.svg", "success_url": "/welcome", "scripts": { "postdeploy": "bundle exec rake bootstrap" }, "env": { "SECRET_TOKEN": { "description": "A secret key for verifying the integrity of signed cookies.", "generator": "secret" }, "WEB_CONCURRENCY": { "description": "The number of processes to run.", "value": "5" } }, "formation": { "web": { "quantity": 2, "size": "Performance-M" } }, "image": "heroku/ruby", "addons": [ "openredis", "mongolab:shared-single-small" ], "buildpacks": [ { "url": "https://github.com/stomita/heroku-buildpack-phantomjs" } ] }
Schema Reference
(string, optional) A clean and simple name to identify the template (30 characters max).
{ "name": "Small Sharp Tool" }
(string, optional) A brief summary of the app: what it does, who it's for, why it exists, etc.
{ "description": "This app does one little thing, and does it well." }
(array, optional) An array of strings describing the app.
{ "keywords": [ "productivity", "HTML5", "scalpel" ] }
(string, optional) The project's website.
{ "website": "https://small-sharp-tool.com/" }
(string, optional) The location of the application's source code, such as a Git URL, GitHub URL, Subversion URL, or Mercurial URL.
{ "repository": "https://github.com/jane-doe/small-sharp-tool" }
(string, optional) The URL of the application's logo image. Dimensions should be square. Format can be SVG, PNG, or JPG.
{ "logo": "https://small-sharp-tool.com/logo.svg" }
(string, optional) A URL specifying where to redirect the user once their new app is deployed. If value is a fully-qualified URL, the user should be redirected to that URL. If value begins with a slash
/, the user should be redirected to that path in their newly deployed app.
{ "success_url": "/welcome" }
(object, optional) A key-value object specifying scripts or shell commands to execute at different stages in the build/release process. Currently,
postdeploy is the only supported script.
postdeploy script is run once, after the app is created and not on subsequent deploys to the app
{ "scripts": { "postdeploy": "bundle exec rake bootstrap" } }
(object, optional) A key-value object for environment variables, or config vars in Heroku parlance. Keys are the names of the environment variables. Values can be strings or objects. If the value is a string, it will be used. If the value is an object, it defines specific requirements for that variable:
description: a human-friendly blurb about what the value is for and how to determine what it should be
value: a default value to use. This should always be a string.
required: A boolean indicating whether the given value is required for the app to function (default:
generator: a string representing a function to call to generate the value. Currently the only supported generator is
secret, which generates a pseudo-random string of characters.
{ "env": { "SECRET_TOKEN": { "description": "A secret key for verifying the integrity of signed cookies.", "generator": "secret" }, "WEB_CONCURRENCY": { "description": "The number of processes to run.", "value": "5" } } }
(object, optional) A key-value object for process type configuration. Keys are the names of the process types. Values are objects like the formation resource:
quantity: number of processes to maintain
size: dyno size according to this list (default:
{ "formation": { "web": { "quantity": 2, "size": "Performance-M" } } }
(string, optional) The Docker image that can be used to build the app. This key is used by Heroku-Docker to provision local Docker containers.
{ "image": "heroku/nodejs" }
Official, maintained Docker images can be found on Heroku's Docker Hub.
(array, optional) An array of strings specifying Heroku add-ons to provision on the app before deploying. Each
addon string should be in the format
addon:plan or
addon. If plan is omitted, that addon's default plan will be provisioned.
{ "addons": [ "openredis", "mongolab:shared-single-small" ] }
(array, optional) An array of objects specifying the buildpacks needed to build the app. Each
buildpack object must contain a
url field where the buildpack can be downloaded or cloned from. The last buildpack in the list will be used to determine the process types for the application.
The shorthand names for officially supported buildpacks can also be used as a URL.
{ "buildpacks": [ { "url": "https://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-pgbouncer" }, { "url": "heroku/ruby" } ] }


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