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Havoc Demon Hunter DPS Gear, Legendaries, and Best in Slot (Legion 7.3.2)
Table of Contents
- +Introduction
- +Easy Mode
- +Spell Summary
- +Builds and Talents
- 1. Talent Choices
- 2. Talent Cheat Sheet
- 3. Tier 1 (Level 99) Talents
- 4. Tier 2 (Level 100) Talents
- 5. Tier 3 (Level 102) Talents
- 6. Tier 4 (Level 104) Talents
- 7. Tier 5 (Level 106) Talents
- 8. Tier 6 (Level 108) Talents
- 9. Tier 7 (Level 110) Talents
- 10. ChangeLog
- +Artifact Traits and Relics
- +Netherlight Crucible Relic Paths
- +Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities
- 1. Single Target Rotation
- 2. Multiple Target Rotation
- 3. Important Notes
- 4. Cooldowns
- 5. Core Concepts
- 6. Tier 19 Set Bonuses
- 7. Tier 20 Set Bonuses
- 8. ChangeLog
- +Stat Priority
- +Gems, Enchants, and Consumables
- +Macros and Addons
- 1. Macros
- 2. Addons
- ×Gear, Legendaries, and Best in Slot
- 1. Best in Slot List
- 2. Racial Bonuses
- 3. Legendary Items
- 4. Loot Competition
- 5. ChangeLog
General Information
This page is a gear reference for Havoc Demon Hunters. It lists your best items and Legendaries, gives you gearing advice, and shows you how you will be competing for loot with other classes.
The other pages of our Havoc Demon Hunter guide can be accessed from the table of contents on the right.
About Our Author
This guide has been reviewed and approved by Kib, a lead theorycrafter for Havoc Demon Hunters, alongside playing in Strawberry Puppy Kisses in the world top 40. You can watch his stream on Twitch or follow him on Twitter.
1. Best in Slot List
Bear in mind that all of this is subject to change based on Warforging and Titanforging happening on gear, so this is absolutely a guideline and not a rule. Note that it is also just dealing with gear from raid environments, so this could change if you are spending a large amount of time in Mythic+ and gaining different, rarer pieces.
|Demonbane Faceguard
|Demonic Inquisition
|String of Extracted Incisors
|Demonic Inquisition
|Demonbane Shoulderpads
|Fallen Avatar
|Demonbane Shroud
|The Desolate Host
|Hide of the Abyssal Behemoth
|Mistress Sassz'ine
|Bracers of Rippling Darkness
|Fallen Avatar
|Gloves of Wayward Compulsions
|Maiden of Vigilance
|Cinch of Sizzling Flesh
|Demonbane Leggings
|Mistress Sassz'ine
|Glacier Walkers
|Ring #1
|Seal of the Second Duumvirate
|Ring #2
|Yathae's Thumb Ring
|Sisters of the Moon
|Trinket #1
|Specter of Betrayal
|Trinket #2
|Infernal Cinders
1.1. Trinkets
With the trinkets listed, this assumes that you are comparing against equal item level pieces at Item Level 915, therefore in some cases due to the scaling effect, this list can be inaccurate. Due to that, there is a simulation of all trinkets against each other listed here:
Some small disclaimers are due here, bear in mind that Unstable Arcanocrystal is from a world boss, so relies on very high titanforging to keep up with powerful dungeon trinkets with high Item Level, or Mythic+ trinkets. This list was also generated with a gearset from Tomb of Sargeras, including the Tier 20 4-piece bonus
For Tomb of Sargeras trinkets, Specter of Betrayal performs very well as long as you can maintain the uptime required on target positions. Alongside this, Infernal Cinders is a consistent performer and is a great choice. If you find the positional requirements of Specter too great, then grabbing a Vial of Ceaseless Toxins is a solid substitute.
Bloodthirsty Instinct remains an incredibly consistent choice giving a consistent, powerful proc. Due to how high the chance is, this remains a great option, but requires titanforging to remain relevant.
1.2. Convergence of Fates & Cooldown Reduction
With 7.2.5 and other trinket options entering into the mix, Convergence is generally not worth it. Note in the trinket stack that Convergence is missing due to it being more fluid to predict its value, and the impact of potentially de-syncing Metamorphosis and Nemesis. It is currently not a recommended option, as with current gear in Tomb of Sargeras, with the Legendary shoulders Delusions of Grandeur alone it is realistic to get Metamorphosis down to 2 minutes, and if not, it is preferable to look at relics to smooth it out rather than sacrifice a Trinket slot for something quite weak.
1.3. Tier 19 & 20 Bonus Combinations
Currently with the requirement on Titanforging to reach a solid pair of items from Tier 19 to keep up with Tomb of Sargeras item levels, Tier 19 2-piece is really not worth aiming for. As it is a relatively low impact bonus and doesn't have any special interactions with the Tier 20 set, alongside this bonus clashing with some powerful legendary options (Shoulders/Cloak in particular), it is not advised to aim for.
1.4. Evaluating Upgrades with dynamic Item Levels
Due to the Warforging/Titanforging system, having a full comprehensive list of gear ranked against each other would be far too elaborate and confusing to compile, and as such it is recommended instead to evaluate upscaled items using rough stat weights. As always with weights, they can change depending on your gear and to get them perfectly accurate for your character, it is always advised to simulate it yourself, however for the purpose of this I will use example Havoc stat weights:
These were calculated using the recommended build, Tier 20 4-piece and 915 average gear. At lower gear levels, secondaries are less significant so be aware this is not strictly universal.
- Critical Strike: 1.37
- Haste: 1.19
- Versatility: 1.17
- Agility: 1
- Mastery: 0.89
If we then compare two pairs of gloves, we can get a rough evaluation of which to use. Starting with Gloves of Synchronus Elements, these come with 1705 Agility, 523 Critical Strike, and 740 Mastery, so we can use this to calculate a relative value:
Then comparing to Temporally Displaced Gloves, these come with 1705 Agility, 460 Haste, and 779 Mastery, which can be evaluated in a similar way:
Through this we can see that the value of Gloves of Synchronus Elements is higher than Temporally Displaced Gloves, and are the better choice to use. As said though, these weights can differ depending on the content you are doing, your talent selections, and the other gear you are currently wearing, as many stats synergise with others and scale exponentially, increasing their value. This is especially true for Havoc given that stats are so close in value.
2. Racial Bonuses
Unlike most classes, Demon Hunters do not get a choice in their Race outside of Faction restrictions, and as such I do not feel Racial recommendations are necessary.
3. Legendary Items
Legendary items have a high item level of 970, which makes them extremely strong. They are so strong, in fact, that a legendary item is always going to be worth equipping over any other item you might have in that slot.
However, there is a limitation on the number of legendary items you can have equipped at any one time (by default 1, but by now most players should be able to equip 2). Since some legendary items are better than others, if you have more items than the limit, you will have to choose which ones to equip.
Below, we will do our best to guide you through this process, as well as provide any other relevant information.
Havoc legendaries are generally very specific to the situation or fight archetype you want to enhance. There are purely single target, Cleave, and large scale AoE choices, and as such making your choice if you have multiple items to choose from is decided by that.
For single target encounters, the go to is Anger of the Half-Giants, providing a massive buff to your active Fury generation (note this triggers from both Demon's Bite and Demon Blades). Using this locks you into Demon Blades and Felblade as your talent choices, as they play much better into the additional Fury generation effect. Despite many changes over the course of the expansion, this still remains the ideal choice due to the value of Fury generation.
For Cleave, or any fight in which you can aggressively hit more than one target with Throw Glaive (assuming you have Bloodlet taken), Mo'arg Bionic Stabilizers is extremely powerful as the bonus damage is amplified by the subsequent Bloodlet DoT. This also triggers on single target, but following the 7.2.5 nerf reducing this to 25% instead of 50%, it has fallen off drastically in strength and is relatively weak.
For AoE there are two options. The first of these is Loramus Thalipedes' Sacrifice, further increasing the power of Fel Rush for each subsequent target you charge through, though recent changes have diminished how powerful this is. 7.2 has extended this to apply with the first target hit, but are still unremarkable.
Alternatively, Raddon's Cascading Eyes increases the frequency in which you can use Eye Beam, but the effect is very reliant on huge groups of enemies to trigger its effect aggressively, and without that the item can be somewhat lackluster.
Achor, the Eternal Hunger provides a significant increase to sustain, causing Vengeful Retreat to instantly heal you for 25% of your maximum health when cast, and grant 20% Leech for 8 seconds when cast. This also comes with additional secondary stats in its budget, so if you are worried about survivability this is a great choice.
Cinidaria, the Symbiote can be reduced down to a passive damage increase averaging out at around 3% increase over the course of a fight. It has some circumstances where bosses do not go through the entire Health pool (such as Odyn or Helya) where it shines even brighter. Note that the bonus damage it deals, whilst Physical, bypasses the targets armor and directly replicates 30% of the damage the triggering attack dealt. Its benefit however is limited to the first 10% on targets, so in some fights it can be a very minimal bonus.
Sephuz's Secret has some fringe bonuses for extra mobility and an extra Haste proc activating after crowd control effects, such as Chaos Nova, alongside interrupts via Consume Magic. If you can reliably trigger this, due to the Fury gain from Demon Hunter interrupts, this is an extremely powerful effect providing a pseudo Bloodlust effect for a short period, however if not then this is relegated to a weak choice. In dungeons this can however be extremely powerful.
Prydaz, Xavaric's Magnum Opus has some extremely powerful survivability implications due to the 25% max health absorb shield that triggers every 30 seconds, alongside providing additional secondaries of all 3 desirable stats. A great choice for survivability and raid progress.
3.1. 7.1.5 Legendaries
The new 7.1.5 Legendary shoulders, Delusions of Grandeur provide a significant reduction to your Metamorphosis cooldown based on Fury spent. This can effectively reduce the cooldown of the spell by upwards of a minute, which if it can be capitalised upon is extremely powerful in some encounters. If you do not gain any extra uses or synchronise it with important burn phases however, it is effectively useless. So it requires some foresight to know how much worth the equip has and is very context specific. The Tier 20 bonuses increase your Fury generation significantly, which can pair very well with this Legendary, potentially bringing it down to a 2-minute cooldown to line up with other powerful effects.
Kil'jaeden's Burning Wish is a newly added trinket, providing significant passive Agility and secondary stats, alongside a powerful on use AoE effect on a 1.15-minute cooldown. This can be very useful for timed AoE burst, but Havoc already has access to a lot of this and given there are other powerful trinket options, is less powerful than it first appears, but still useful.
3.2. 7.2 Legendaries
7.2 only adds one new legendary in the form of the crafted item The Sentinel's Eternal Refuge. These boots come with ideal stats and 3 sockets to add additional items in, but mostly serve as a utility item for the out of combat speed increase, so is not an ideal choice for raiding and group content.
3.3. 7.2.5 Legendaries
Chaos Theory is a cloak that grants Blade Dance, a 10% when cast to trigger the Chaos Blades effect for 6 seconds. Due to how powerful this cooldown is, this is a universally powerful legendary that excels specifically after the Tier 20 bonuses are picked up, and is a great choice.
Soul of the Slayer grants the First Blood talent, allowing you to take an additional choice on the level 102 Talent tier. This allows for either Chaos Cleave or Bloodlet, and this can have some applications with various builds, but is generally not a top tier pick compared to other choices. In sustained cleave however, using this with Bloodlet can provide strong results.
3.4. Recommended Choices
Generally, you cannot choose which legendary you get but now as the expansion moves on people have a much wider choice of items to choose from. If you find yourself wondering what to use, some good choices are as follows (in no particular order):
Single Target:
Multiple Target:
As mentioned above, Delusions of Grandeur relies on it generating an extra use of Metamorphosis. In Tomb of Sargeras, this is particularly potent due to it lining up better with high damage periods, and having it reduced down to a 2-minute cooldown is realistic on most encounters due to the Tier 20 bonuses; this will usually be the best pick when combined with Anger of the Half-Giants. When extra uses are not generated reliably, however, this still requires forethought as to whether it is worth equipping.
For the rest of your equipment, you should look for upgrades that match your stat priority. For that, we advise you to Ask Mr. Robot, by filling the form below.
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4. Loot Competition
Regarding the loot you will get from raid or dungeon bosses, you will compete with other classes in the following cases:
|Item Type
|Competing Classes
|Tier Tokens
|Vengeance Demon Hunters, Paladins, Priests, and Warlocks
|Leather Armor
|Vengeance Demon Hunters, Druids, Monks, and Rogues
|Feral Druids, Hunters Windwalker Monks Rogues, and Enhancement Shaman
5. ChangeLog+ show all entries - show only 10 entries
- 03 Aug. 2017: Added note regarding Delusions of Grandeur power in Tomb of Sargeras.
- 14 Jun. 2017: Added note regarding Tier 19/20 2/4pc combinations.
- 10 Jun. 2017: Updated with Patch 7.2.5 Tier 20 gear choices and additional Legendary items.
- 31 May 2017: Removed note regarding Convergence/Delusions
- 28 Mar. 2017: Updated 7.2 legendary changes.
- 04 Feb. 2017: Large update with new trinket sims and specifics on Convergence/Delusions.
- 09 Jan. 2017: Updated with 7.1.5 simulation results. Added Nighthold items and new Legendaries.
- 25 Oct. 2016: Updated BiS trinkets and added trinket simulations.
- 29 Aug. 2016: Updated for Legion's launch.
- +Introduction
- +Easy Mode
- +Spell Summary
- +Builds and Talents
- 1. Talent Choices
- 2. Talent Cheat Sheet
- 3. Tier 1 (Level 99) Talents
- 4. Tier 2 (Level 100) Talents
- 5. Tier 3 (Level 102) Talents
- 6. Tier 4 (Level 104) Talents
- 7. Tier 5 (Level 106) Talents
- 8. Tier 6 (Level 108) Talents
- 9. Tier 7 (Level 110) Talents
- 10. ChangeLog
- +Artifact Traits and Relics
- +Netherlight Crucible Relic Paths
- +Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities
- 1. Single Target Rotation
- 2. Multiple Target Rotation
- 3. Important Notes
- 4. Cooldowns
- 5. Core Concepts
- 6. Tier 19 Set Bonuses
- 7. Tier 20 Set Bonuses
- 8. ChangeLog
- +Stat Priority
- +Gems, Enchants, and Consumables
- +Macros and Addons
- 1. Macros
- 2. Addons
- ×Gear, Legendaries, and Best in Slot
- 1. Best in Slot List
- 2. Racial Bonuses
- 3. Legendary Items
- 4. Loot Competition
- 5. ChangeLog
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1. Big ships (over 1,000 feet) still rock and roll. Stabilizers help a lot, but you will still feel the motion of the ocean. We had very calm seas and still some people got sick.
2. No need to bring shampoo. The ship has shampoo dispensers in all the showers.
3. Don�t book a cruise over the holidays, unless you like lots of kids. There were over 800 kids onboard this Thanksgiving cruise.
4. Pack fewer clothes than you think. We never wore everything we packed.
5. The only clock in your cabin is on the telephone and is very small and does not light up. So consider bringing an alarm clock.
6. Bringing a small night-light was a nice addition.
7. They will charge you $20 for towels not returned. We brought our own.
8. Have a few glasses of wine or beer before you go to the loading area for the tender boats at Samana. Loading the boats was totally disorganized and chaotic. It was like this was the first time the cruise line had to load boats. They almost put us on the wrong boat.
9. Do not flush the toilet while still sitting down.
10. Promenade cabins are very nice. It was a good choice. Bed/bedding was extremely comfortable.
11. The ship used 6,200 pounds of turkey and only had one and a half pounds left over. No left over turkey sandwiches.
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The time has come! After months of promises, Chemical Jump t-shirts are finally up in the store! I can't even tell you how awesome they look in person.
I also wanna give a big thanks to the designer of the tees, Matthew Skiff. I'll probably be doing another design shortly, so if you guys have any cool ideas leave them in the comments.
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Mani June 7, 2010 at 1:54 pm
hehey I 've just bought mine!! Hopping it would'nt take too much time to come to France!
¡Gamma OH! June 7, 2010 at 3:14 pm
Just bought one
Mix Chopin June 7, 2010 at 5:01 pm
I'm definitely getting me one of these babys
DRTYDSKODMNZ June 7, 2010 at 10:48 pm
how much would it be to get one in new zealand dollars?
Nate June 7, 2010 at 10:49 pm
52.7 it looks like.
Alex June 8, 2010 at 11:31 am
It looks like the sleeves are like really tight…lol could you make one for muscular build?
Nate June 8, 2010 at 11:56 am
The picture is a bit deceiving as the sleeves aren't really that tight. If you've ever owned an American Apparel t-shirt it's exactly the same thing.
Alex June 9, 2010 at 10:38 am
is the image printed on it in really good quality or is just like a blown up picture? lol sorry I just dont want to buy it then not like it
Nate June 9, 2010 at 12:27 pm
The print is very high quality. They actually turned out even better than I thought they would haha.
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Alex June 10, 2010 at 8:11 am
wow prob going to order it today
Byron June 10, 2010 at 9:48 pm
They are really awesome, gratz! It would be really tight if you could print some in XL (maybe next time?). My Texas-sized dj friends and I can't quite squeeze into those :(
Nate June 10, 2010 at 9:54 pm
Yeah, sorry about that Byron. I wasn't happy with how small the design would have been on XL shirts and the only way to make it bigger would have been to make new screens JUST for the XL size. Obviously that costs a bit more so I decided against it this time. I didn't think there'd be that much demand for XL, but I was definitely wrong!
Next time my friend.
alex m June 11, 2010 at 12:26 am
my shirt arrived today! looks and fits great! Thanks again & keep up the great work w/ the blog.
nathan F June 11, 2010 at 8:37 pm
just ordered mine. looks amazing
Ianmundo June 14, 2010 at 5:10 pm
I just bought mine, the print is stunning I just hope it fits well! :)
Nate June 14, 2010 at 5:33 pm
Just packed up your shirt :) The post office just closed though, so it'll go out tomorrow.
Takisha July 27, 2010 at 11:33 pm
So what would I have to do to get a shirt for $20 because that is literally all I have in my bank account. No lie. Do love the design…freakin AMAZING shirt Nate. Reminds me of Iron Maiden only better ; )
Josh G September 25, 2011 at 9:54 am
I know you said you would only release 100 of these, but have you ever thought about re-releasing them? I am definitely keen as I'm sure many people are.
Diego G October 17, 2011 at 10:28 pm
when are you selling these again??


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In the spring of 1978, a young Haruki Murakami sat down at his kitchen table and began to write. The result: two remarkable short novels - Hear the Wind Sing and Pinball, 1973 - that launched the career of one of the most acclaimed authors of our time.
These powerful, at times surreal, works about two young men coming of age - the unnamed narrator and his friend the Rat - are stories of loneliness, obsession, and eroticism. They bear all the hallmarks of Murakami's later books and form the first two-thirds, with A Wild Sheep Chase, of the Trilogy of the Rat.
Widely available in English for the first time ever, newly translated, and featuring a new introduction by Murakami himself, Wind/Pinball gives us a fascinating insight into a great writer's beginnings.
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"A Must For Murakami Fans"
The promise of the writer he was to become are evident in these two novellas. It's fun to see that the elements of a Murakami story -- loneliness, sudden death, mysterious women, etc. -- were present from the beginning. These are his first works, and it shows There's an uneven quality to the stories. That said, Heyborne does a brilliant job and this was a very entertaining listen.
If you've read one of Murakami's more celebrated novels and weren't that impressed, I think you should probably pass on this. If you're a fan, though, it's a must listen.
"FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY: Extra Ball at 600,000 points"
My first exposure to Murakami was in my early college years. I checked out A Wild Sheep Chase (Boku #3) one summer from a military library and after I read it, but before I returned it, the library had mysteriously burned down. I'm not sure if I still owe the library a late fee or not. I had no way to return the book, and after reading it, I didn't ever want to. I saved it from the fire. I saved it from oblivion. It was now mine.
Both 'Hear the Wind Sing' and 'Pinball, 1973' are novellas best left to Murakami completists. There are better novels to start with and unless you are going to read more than ten Murakami novels, I wouldn't begin here. Start with 'Wild Sheep Chase' or 'Dance Dance Dance', or 'Norwegian Wood'.
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"How can those who live in the light of day possibly comprehend the depth of night?"
― Nietzche
A nice first novel(la) with most all the known Murakami tropes already stirred in. There is music (pop, jazz, classical) with specific references to actual pressings. There are: cats, bars, whiskey, birds, alienation and needy women. Murakami ventures into existential philosophy and Western literature (both real and fake). It is all there. Things that would later pop up again and again in his later, stronger novels.
It isn't a river that flows very fast.
This isn't a page turner.
It is Gyokuro tea-steeping slowly. It is watching the stray leaves spiral to the center in a cracked, stoneware cup. It is the light and shadows dancing on you, while you sit in the shade watching people walk in and out of view. It is relaxing, interesting, and soon all you have left is the tasseography of a cold cup.
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"So many dreams, so many disappointments, so many promises. And in the end, they all just vanish."
― Haruki Murakami, Pinball, 1973
Like Murakami's first novel 'Hear the Wind Sing' (Boku #1), 'Pinball, 1973' (Boku #2) contains many of those elements that would define Murakami's fiction in the future. In someways this novel is both a story of loneliness and a love story between the protagonist and a specific Pinball machine. 'Hear the Wind Sing' seems to show early signs of Norwegian Wood, but 'Pinball, 1973' seems to be an early protonovel that would develop into Murakami's strange, dream-like later novels.
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If you check out Murakami and the bookstore or library burns down, watch out, you won't be able to rest until you've stalked every novel and read every page.
"classic murakami"
I enjoyed feeling the peaceful empty space created by the painstaking attention to detail. like Alice in wonderland, you are transported to a world free of stress and full of possibilities.
"too young for me"
I love Haruki Murakami's writing. It appears I like his later works better than his younger ones. These stories are OK, but at 70, they did not appeal to me. Youth's follies and interests are no longer what capture's my interests.
"Not the best Murakami but very good "
The narrator was very good i really like is calm voice that to my opinion is great for Murakami novel but i think that this two novels are better suited for fans of his work
"Two Short Stories"
"Wind/Pinball" are two short stories from Haruki Murakami's early years. I'm very grateful that these stories got translated into English and into audiobook. They could had easily gotten lost in translation and have forgotten over time. These stories are the first from Haruki Murakami and just shows you the pure genius from this author. It makes me wonder how many other books that have to wait to be translated and what we are missing. After Murakami got these stories published in the 70's, he sold his night club and became a full time author. The best career choice that he ever made.
"I agree with the girl"
He should have left her apt. instead of sticking around like a creeper and staring at her breasts and vagina as she slept.
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The situation in the Moluccas is looking critical as the weekend approaches. Missionaries in Ambon reported yesterday (Thursday) that hundreds of Muslim Jihad fighters were gathering in the city centre. They appeared to be preparing for a massive attack against the Christian neighbourhoods. Reports said the guerrillas were concentrating in Pohon Puleh, the bottleneck between Batumeja and the western quarters of the town of Ambon, and nearby Diponegoro. Over the past few days shooting and bombing has been heard in the western neighbourhoods of Batugajah and Diponegoro, in Mardika along the northern coast, Tanah Lapang Kecil and Benteng in the south). Auxiliary bishop of the diocese, Monsignor Jos Tethool said: "The Muslims are doing everything possible to provoke the Christian youngsters into action, giving themselves reason for reaction." In Mardika, a Protestant minister had to persuade the young Christians just to go home and leave the matter to the military. In Benteng government soldiers military persuaded Christians not to retaliate. As the chaotic situation unfolded this week, the governor of the Moluccas, Saleh Latuconsina, admitted that a cargo ship containing urgently needed food and other essentials had been blockaded in Yos Sudarso Harbour in Ambon since 17 June. No other ship has been allowed to dock in the harbour since that date. The Crisis Centre Keuskupan of the Catholic diocese of Ambon reported that 2,000 refugees managed to leave the island on Wednesday on a passenger boat. They said another ship with a capacity for 300 was expected in the next few days. However tens of thousands of people are waiting anxiously to be evacuated. Last Sunday (9 July) the Auxiliary Bishop of Ambon Mgr Jos Tethool appealed to UN Secretary General Kofi Annan for help in evacuating all Christians. He pointed out that what had begun as 'clashes' between the Muslim and Christian communities on 19 January 1999 had intensified dramatically with the recent arrival of thousands of trained Jihad fighter who were wiping out whole villages. The bishop said that the Indonesian army was unable to protect the Christian community against such a well-equipped force and repeated his desperate appeal on behalf of his diocese: "Please send ships to Ambon to help us escape to the nearby islands: Kei, Tanimbar, Kisar, Tepa, Flores, North Celebes. "We want to avoid being slaughtered by those who are attempting to rid the island of Christians and are destroying everything we have built over decades of civilisation in the Moluccas, such as the Pattimura University, which was burnt down, as well as hundreds of Churches, schools, police stations and other public buildings."


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I have used the framed screen dies to create my background mats and then filled the white layer with oodles and oodles and oodles of stamped, embossed and die cut balloons. They are really tricky to see as they are embossed with white embossing powder!
I then stamped and embossed 2 further balloons plus one heart to create my floating bouquet. These have secured with gold ribbon behind the sentiment panel.
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Hey this gem came through the NoM slack today, thought I'd share it.
I'm putting this in general discussion as opposed to policies because it might be interesting to check out and chat about, but this isn't meant as a proposal or call to arms or anything.
link in text: https://www.i3detroit.org/wiki/New_Member_Orientation
it'd be interesting to know what the outcome of this process is - what does their membership look like?
Looks like i3 is currently 150 members with no staff.
Digging in their wiki, they started with 7 folks and 600 square feet.
To mitigate "sample of one" effect:
Onboarding @ Milwaukee Makerspace (278 members, can't find any info on staff - looks like maybe none)https://wiki.milwaukeemakerspace.org/newmemberpamphlet
and Dallas Makerspace's New Member booklet:
DMS_NewMember_Booklet.pdf (1.0 MB)
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Luoping : Sometimes the Little Things they come just a Little Undone.
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I just noticed yesterday that the little multi-coloured, woven bracelet that mad-as-a-Hatter Darling tied around my wrist in Pai, Thailand over 4 months ago has finally slipped a thread and is beginning to unravel. Tiny little strands of blue, magenta, yellow and green slowly starting to fray apart. Shame. I liked that particular travel trinket. A little memory tie that may soon be gone. Long may it cling to me.
It's morning in Luoping. A town on the border between Yunnan and Guizhou provinces about 230 kilometres east of Kunming where I had stayed for a night the day before yesterday. I'm here on pure impulse really. 'H' whom I met in Yuanyang had showed me some very seductive photos of the landscapes around here.
Luoping is a useful trip laced with beauty to alleviate some travel teething troubles for me in China.
I have been trying to learn some basic Mandarin at the speed of light. But this too is tough going. Especially when always operating at a certain pitch of travel weariness and general fatigue. With about a million different vowel sound combinations (okay a rough count of 33 odd) and those 4 darned vocal intonations, even the sentences I struggle to memorize more often than not must be falling foul of mispronunciation, mis-intonation - or both! Because I am rarely understood in the slightest.
It must be said that even one week in to China the collective personality of the destination you find yourself in will greatly effect success rates.
But anyway, let us move to warmer, prettier scenes. A bus ride and a mini-van connection out of town brings me to the Jiulong or 'Nine Dragons' Waterfalls. These (in some ways sadly) turn out not to be the falls that 'H' had shown me in his photos, but they are the famous falls in the area. 'H' it seems when requesting "pubu?" ( "Waterfalls?" ) in Luoping was by some happy accident taken to some other, less known (and free) falls that neither he nor I now will have the ability to relate to you.
For the second chapter in my quest for natural splendour today it's a trip to the curiously titled 'Golden Cock Hills'.
It is harvesting season now and there was great pleasure to be had from observing the hard working croppers, sickle and bind their sheaves of rape seed stalks. Altering and patterning the landscape in their own and captivating way as they work. Sat atop of the rock which is signposted as providing the best vantage point for the fields, three small croppers' children dash about the summit. They giggle and play and are mush amused by this strange appearance. Me that is. They run and hide whenever I turn my camera upon them. A great fun game of hide an' seek.
Back to Luoping (again!). My ticket back to Kunming set to go (after the nightmare of trying to acquire it yesterday!) in an couple of hours. I go to the station early anticipating confusion born of communication problems. This proves to be so. Even reading the bus ticket, printed there and written in Chinese it seems nobody is able to understand the obvious as I point to the various buses saying "Kunming?" … that I just need someone to point out my bus for me. But no. Two people emphatically usher me in the end onto a coach ( "Phewf!" ) and stow my backpack in the boot.
Communication is becoming hard, hard work. Harder it seems, the harder I try. And I can't deny that at one moment, at my lowest point; the waves of Confusion crashing over the rocks of Frustration I almost want to cry out loud! But I don't. I must try harder. And always, always keep smiling even if often they are not reflected back at me. In the back of my mind other small details are troubling me. The cost of anything other than food in China, so far, against expectation seems extremely high. Relative to my recent destinations anyway.
So in small, small ways this Little Thing (me) has become, only by slight degrees, to come a little undone in his early days in China.


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The animals at the zoo are so used to people they come right up! it was so much fun. You can buy some animal feed there to give to them. Im guessing Elmvale is probably too much of a treck for you, but if you ever do decide to come up let me know if youd like some company!
Here is Ross Feeding an Alpaca today
Ross feeding the giraffe a banana (with a little help from derek)
Will hanging out with the goats, they were his fave part, he couldnt stop smiling the entire time, he loves animals so much. I think he would have stayed there all day if we let him
And for fun, here is Finn today too
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|The OLJ Poetry Form Challenge #6: Pleiades
Defining it
Let's start with alliteration. Alliteration is not all that difficult to understand; it is simply the use of the same sound at the beginning of a series of words. A more technical definition (courtesy of Wikipedia) says that alliteration is "the repetition of a particular sound in the first syllables of a series of words or phrases." One of my favorite examples of alliteration (only because it was drilled into my brain in my first undergraduate English class) is found in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, when Juliet says, "I'll look to like if looking liking move" (1.3.97). There are actually a few different forms alliteration can take (like assonance and consonance), but for the sake of our task this week, all you need to worry about is having the same letter at the start of a series of words.
If you understand alliteration, you'll probably have little trouble understanding the Pleiades poem. As you may have guessed, the Pleiades is named for the astronomical Seven Sisters star cluster. The numerical implications, paired with the alliterative nature of the star cluster's name, should give you a few hints about the rules of this form:
1. A Pleiades poem consists of seven lines
2. The title is (usually) only one word (some concessions have been made over time with the form that allow for "a few" words in the title, but it's the first word that counts)
3. The first letter of each line is the same as the first letter of the title (thus, a downwards alliterative pattern)
That's about all there is to this form; there is no rhyme scheme, and no metrical pattern to follow. Since it is still a relatively new form---it was created in 1999 by Craig Tigerman---there's a lot of wriggle room for you to play with what happens beyond those basic form rules.
Doing it
Your challenge this week is simply to write a Pleiades poem. The only rules for this challenge are: follow the basic rules stated above, and have fun with it. See what you can do with this relatively new, fairly simple, all-doors-open form!
Fun it up!
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