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Fed Taper Talk Bursts Bubble
Dean BakerTruthout, September 2, 2013The Huffington Post, September 2, 2013
Fannie and Freddie: Dead or Alive, But Not In Between
Dean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, August 9, 2013
Bubble Bursting and Central Bank Forward Guidance
Dean BakerProject Syndicate, July 11, 2013
Are the Bubbles Back?
Dean BakerReal World Economics Review, July 2, 2013
The Re-emergence of Housing Bubbles: Should We Be Worried?
Dean BakerProject Syndicate, June 13, 2013
Time to Retire Greenspan and Trichet's Pensions
Dean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, June 3, 2013En Español
Return of the Housing Bubble?
Dean BakerThe Exchange (Yahoo! Finance), May 29, 2013
Fix the Debt's Fuzzy Math
Dean BakerThe Nation, February 20, 2013
Does Government Need to Do More?
Dean BakerRoom for Debate (The New York Times), February 11, 2013
The Deficit: Why We Should Make It Grow
Dean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, February 8, 2013
Aaron Swartz, Financial Fraud, and the Justice Department
Dean BakerTruthout, January 21, 2013
Four More Years of 'It Could Have Been Worse'
Dean BakerAl Jazeera English, January 22, 2013
Jack Lew: More of the Same at Treasury
Dean BakerCaixin Online, January 17, 2013
Who Said That Treasury Secretaries Have to Come From Wall Street? How About Paul Krugman?
Mark WeisbrotThe Guardian Unlimited, January 5, 2013
Leave Social Security Alone; It's Irrelevant to the Deficit
Dean BakerRoom for Debate (The New York Times), January 2, 2013
There is No Santa Claus and Bill Clinton Was Not an Economic Savior
Dean BakerTruthout, December 25, 2012
Profit Share Hits Record High, as Politicians are Distracted by Deficit Dispute
Dean BakerAl Jazeera English, December 11, 2012
The Budget Thugs: What Do They Know About the Economy?
Dean BakerTruthout, December 10, 2012
The Serious People Are on the War Path
Dean BakerTruthout, December 3, 2012
If the Budget Debate Had a Nate Silver
Dean BakerTruthout, November 26, 2012
The Loss of Housing Wealth
Dean BakerBoston Review, November 2012
Re-writing the History of the Housing Bubble and the Economic Crisis
Dean BakerTruthout, November 12, 2012
The Crisis of the Deficit Crisis Mongers
Dean BakerAl Jazeera English, November 12, 2012
Inequality: The Silly Tales Economists Like to Tell
Dean BakerAl Jazeera English, October 30, 2012
Is the Budget 'Crisis' History?
Dean BakerTruthout, October 29, 2012
Obama's Biggest Failure
Dean BakerCaixin Online, October 23, 2012
Clinton Criticizes Voters for Not Appreciating the Great Economy He's Given Them
Dean BakerTruthout, October 22, 2012
Economic Policy Makers Do Not Know Which Way Is Up
Dean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, October 8, 2012
The Return of the Double-Dip Crowd
Dean BakerThe Hankyoreh (South Korea), July 25, 2012
Housing Bubbles Are Not FunnyDean BakerAl Jazeera English, July 24, 2012
California Gold Rush? Righting Underwater MortgagesDean BakerTruthout, July 16, 2012
The Dirt on Erskine Bowles: The Tame Half of Bowles-SimpsonDean BakerTruthout, July 9, 2012
Will Global Warming Do in Mitt Romney?Dean BakerAl Jazeera English, July 1, 2012
Will the Fed Rescue the Economy?Dean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, June 18, 2012
Fed Survey Shows Middle Class Took a Big HitDean BakerCNN, June 13, 2012
Mortgage and Securitization Fraud: Where's the Task Force?Dean BakerTruthout, May 21, 2012
Mitt Romney's Partner in Crime: Ed Conard's Unintended ConsequencesDean BakerThe Huffington Post, May 2, 2012
Budget Bunk: The Old Pox on Both Your Houses GameDean BakerTruthout, April 30, 2012
Bad Economic News: Worrying About the WeatherDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, April 26, 2012
The Son of the Housing Bubble: First-Time Homebuyers Tax CreditDean BakerThe Huffington Post, April 18, 2012
Bank of America Shows Fannie Mae How to Build a Better Mouse TrapEileen AppelbaumEconomic Intelligence (U.S. News & World Report), March 23, 2012
Obama Deserves Credit for the RecoveryDean BakerDebate Club (U.S. News & World Report), March 13, 2012
Mortgage Settlement Lets Banks Off the Hook, AgainDean BakerCNN, February 13, 2012
Deficit Reduction Won't Create JobsDean BakerEconomic Intelligence (U.S. News & World Report), February 10, 2012
A Heaping Helping of Ridicule for the Fed, PleaseDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, January 18, 2012
The Housing Bubble and What Greenspan Should Have DoneDean BakerAl Jazeera English, January 11, 2012
Double Dip Nonsense: Excuses for a Pathetic RecoveryDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, October 10, 2011
Stimulus Works, But Only When It Is Big EnoughDean BakerDebate Club (U.S. News & World Report), September 27, 2011
Lehman Three Years Later: What We Haven't LearnedDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, September 12, 2011
The Nonsense Battle Over the Debt CeilingDean BakerAl Jazeera English, July 27, 2011
Right to Rent: Will the Obama Administration Finally Fix Housing?Dean BakerTruthout, June 27, 2011
Fed Needs Accountability, Not Secrecy, Starting at the TopMark WeisbrotThe Sacramento Bee (CA), June 16, 2011McClatchy-Tribune Information Services, June 16, 2011 Bellingham Herald (WA), June 16, 2011Juneau Empire (AK), June 17, 2011WCLO-AM 1230 (WI), June 18, 2011Walworth County Today (WI), June 18, 2011Janesville Gazette (WI), June 18, 2011Duluth News-Tribune (MN), June 18, 2011New Bedford Standard-Times (MA), June 18, 2011Fresno Bee (CA), June 18, 2011Modesto Bee (CA), June 18, 2011Wapakoneta Daily News (OH), June 18, 2011Deseret News (UT), June 19, 2011The Oregonian (OR), June 19, 2011Merced Sun-Star (CA), June 19, 2011Lawton Constitution (OK), June 19, 2011Lewiston Sun-Herald (ME), June 19, 2011Centre Daily Times (PA), June 20, 2011Youngstown Vindicator (OH), June 21, 2011
More Bad Housing PolicyDean BakerMay 19, 2011, The Guardian Unlimited
The Attack Against Social Security: The Power of IncompetenceDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, February 22, 2011
Brookings' "Heckuva Job, Brownie" Moment: Greenspan's Keynote AddressDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, February 15, 2011
Yes, There Are Ways to Reduce Unemployment and Revive the EconomyMark WeisbrotSacramento Bee (CA), February 3, 2011McClatchy-Tribune Information Services, February 3, 2011 Bellingham Herald (WA), February 3, 2011Lima News (OH), February 3, 2011Juneau Empire (AK), February 4, 2011White Plains Journal News (NY), February 4, 2011Janesville Gazette (WI), February 5, 2011Walworth County News (WI), February 5, 2011Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX), February 5, 2011Times of India, February 6, 2011Kansas City Star (KS), February 6, 2011Rock Island Argus (IL), February 6, 2011Moline Dispatch (IL), February 6, 2011Arizona Sun (AZ), February 6, 2011Modesto Bee (CA), February 6, 2011Denver Post (CO), February 6, 2011Duluth News Tribune (MN), February 7, 2011Hanover Evening Sun (PA), February 7, 2011Youngstown Vindicator (OH), February 9, 2011Press of Atlantic City (NJ), February 9, 2011Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (PA), February 13, 2011
The Wrong CrisisDean BakerBoston Review, February 7, 2011
How Many Economists Does it Take to See an $8 Trillion Housing Bubble?Dean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, January 5, 2011
GDP Outlook in 2011 After the Tax DealDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, December 21, 2010
Deficit Hawks: Substituting Money for CompetenceDean BakerTruthout, November 29, 2010
Beating Up On Brad DeLong Dean BakerTPMCafé, November 28, 2010
'Bailout' Capitalism: Two Years OnDean BakerInternational Relations and Security Network, November 25, 2010
Deep-Six the Deficit Commission ReportDean BakerThe New Republic, November 11, 2010
The Deficit Commission's Parallel UniverseDean BakerThe Boston Review, November 11, 2010
The Deficit Commission TsunamiDean BakerTruthout, November 8, 2010
Obama and the Story of the Great Recession: Rejoinder to AvishaiDean BakerTPMCafé, October 28, 2010
Economic Disaster, Krugman and Avishai, and Redefining "Small"Dean BakerTPMCafé, October 26, 2010
Mortgage Mayhem: Fairy Tales on the Housing MarketDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, October 18, 2010
Foreclosure Moratorium: Cracking Down on Liar LiensDean BakerTruthout, October 18, 2010
Foreclosure Funny Business: Banks Work Under Different RulesDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, September 27, 2010
Are The Politicians Stealing Your Social Security?Dean BakerTruthout, September 27, 2010
The Role of Government and the Foreclosure CrisisDean BakerTruthout, September 20, 2010
Ben Bernanke's Trifecta of ErrorsDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, September 8, 2010
Advice from the IMF: Why Do These People Still Have Jobs?Dean BakerTPMCafé, September 2, 2010
Burning Down the House: Where the Housing Market Is GoingDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, August 31, 2010
Pierce the Housing BubbleDean BakerThe New York Times, August 25, 2010
Surprised Economists Not Good for the EconomyDean BakerThe Hill, August 25, 2010
Social Security: The Republicans Are RightDean BakerTruthout, August 23, 2010
Fannie and Freddie Live Public or DieDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, August 23, 2010
When Wall Street Rules, We Get Wall Street RulesDean BakerThe Huffington Post, August 20, 2010
Should We Bury Macroeconomists at Ground Zero?Dean BakerTPMCafé, August 18, 2010
Double-Dip Recessions and the Strange Tale of Final DemandDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, August 2, 2010
Economists Tell the Masses: "It Could Have Been Worse"Dean BakerTruthout, August 2, 2010
Helping Homeowners: More Money to the BanksDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, July 19, 2010
"Free Market Fundamentalism" An Invention of Progressives Dean BakerTruthout, June 14, 2010
The Conservative Nanny State Strikes AgainDean BakerTPMCafé, June 10, 2010
Opposing View on Housing Finance: Go Back to the Old DesignDean BakerUSA Today, June 4, 2010
Will the Washington Crew Ever Notice the Housing Bubble?Dean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, March 29, 2010
Arizona Leads the Way in Combating ForeclosureDean Baker Truthout, March 1, 2010
Right to Rent: The Best Response to the Housing CrashDean BakerShelterforce, February 12, 2010
No Way Out: The Political Constraints Obstructing a U.S. RecoveryDean BakerCentury Weekly (China), February 1, 2010
Walk Away: It is God's WorkDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, February 1, 2010
In Troubled Economic Times, Bernanke Must GoDean BakerNPR, January 26, 2010
Ben Bernanke as Public Intellectual? Are You Serious?Dean BakerThe Prospect (UK), December 16, 2009
Is "Helping Homeowners" Washingtonspeak for Bailing Out Banks?Dean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, November 30, 2009
Statement on Fannie Mae's Deed for Lease ProgramNovember 5, 2009
CBO Warns of Higher Unemployment: Washington Worries About the DeficitDean BakerTalking Points Memo, August 24, 2009
Owning Versus RentingDean BakerSpotlight on Poverty, August 24, 2009
Saving Homes With a 'Right to Rent'Dean BakerLos Angeles Times, August 12, 2009
Congress Takes First Step Towards Allowing Foreclosed Homeowners to Stay as RentersCEPRJuly 29, 2009
Right to Rent: The Remedy to the Foreclosure CrisisDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, July 27, 2009
Right to Rent: A Non-Bureaucratic Solution to the Foreclosure CrisisDean BakerThe Hearing (Washington Post), July 20, 2009
The Tyranny of Bad EconomicsDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, April 20, 2009
False Hope in a Plunging EconomyDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, April 13, 2009
If Economists Knew Arithmetic, We Might Waste Less Money on BanksDean Baker TPMCafé, April 11, 2009
How Much Do We Have to Pay Fannie and Freddie Execs to Lose Us Billions?Dean Baker TPMCafé, April 4, 2009
The Battle Over the AIG Bonuses: Class War in the MediaDean Baker Truthout, March 23, 2009
Rescuing America's HomeownersEileen Appelbaum The American Prospect, February 20, 2009
Fewer Jobs: Stimulus on the CheapDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, February 9, 2009
Fannie Mae's Overpaid Board: Can President Obama Turn Words Into Action?Dean Baker Truthout, February 2, 2009
TARP II: Money for Banks, Not HomeownersDean Baker Truthout, January 19, 2009
Helping Homeowners Without Helping Banks: The Economist's SolutionDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), January 18, 2009
Give Money to Homeowners, Not BanksDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), January 13, 2009
Yes, We Can Make the Stimulus More StimulatingDean Baker Truthout, January 12, 2009
Wages Soar as Stock Market TanksDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, December 22, 2008
Homeownership Without Equity: What's It Worth?Dean Baker Truthout, December 15, 2008
The Ownership Society: R.I.P.Dean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, December 15, 2008
Obama Has the Right MedicineDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, December 8, 2008
Question for Economic Experts: Can You Say "Housing Bubble"?Dean Baker Truthout, December 8, 2008
A Financial Sector Small Enough to Drown in a BathtubDean Baker TPM Café (Talking Points Memo), December 8, 2008
The Banking Industry Wants To Help YOU!!!Dean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), December 3, 2008
IOUSA: Failed Scare Flick of the DecadeDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, December 1, 2008
Paper Wealth and the Economic CrisisDean Baker Talking Points Memo, November 28, 2008
Stopping Foreclosures With the Right to Rent: One More TimeDean Baker Truthout, November 17, 2008
Summers at Treasury: What Would We Tell the Children?Dean Baker TPM Café (Talking Points Memo), November 7, 2008
After Four Decades, Finally: The Beginning of the EndMark Weisbrot Common Dreams, November 5, 2008
Bill O'Reilly is Responsible for the Housing Bubble/CrashDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), October 29, 2008
Greenspan Says "Who Could Have Known?"Dean Baker Truthout, October 27, 2008
Free Market Ideology Melts DownDean Baker International Relations and Security Network, October 27, 2008
Greenspan Follies: The World Is as Ayn Rand Would Have PredictedDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), October 23, 2008
Peter Peterson's Bad EconomicsDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, October 20, 2008
Prepare to SufferJohn Schmitt BusinessWeek, October 16, 2008
The Fannie/Freddie Flat Earth TheoryDean Baker Truthout, October 13, 2008
Wall Street Bailout Won't Do Much to Help Ailing EconomyMark WeisbrotModesto Bee (CA), October 9, 2008
Wall Street Follows the Path of the Steel Industry in PittsburghDean Baker Truthout, October 6, 2008
Step One: Deflate the Housing BubbleDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, October 6, 2008
Statement on Congressional Approval of BailoutDean Baker October 3, 2008
Letting the Bank Robber Fix the Bank's BooksDean Baker TPM Café (Talking Points Memo), October 3, 2008
Responsibility and the Bailout: Will They Resign If It Fails?Dean Baker TPM Café (Talking Points Memo), October 2, 2008
The Credit Squeeze ScareDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), October 1, 2008
The Bailout Round II: Adult Version?Dean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 29, 2008
Why Bail? The Banks Have a Gun Pointed at Their Head and Are Threatening to Pull the TriggerDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 29, 2008
The Bailout: Congress Endorses Conservative Nanny StateDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, September 29, 2008
Financial Meltdown: The Day AfterDean Baker TPM Café (Talking Points Memo), September 28, 2008
Bailout Conditions: Ending Welfare as We Know itDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 27, 2008
Wall Street's Infinite Sleaze: Goldman and AIGDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 27, 2008
Bailing on the Bailout, or Is It Too Big to Bail?Dean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 26, 2008
No Bailout: Stop Rewarding IncompetenceDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 25, 2008
The Washington Post and Peter Peterson: Two More Reasons to Oppose This BailoutDean Baker TPM Café (Talking Points Memo), September 25, 2008
Wall Street Free Traders Become Wall Street ProtectionistsDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 23, 2008
Progressive Conditions for a BailoutDean Baker TPMCafé (Talking Points Memo), September 20, 2008
The Financial Meltdown ContinuesDean Baker September 19, 2008
A Reckoning with Wall StreetDean Baker The Washington Times, September 18, 2008
Freddie's DeadDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, September 8, 2008
Statement on the Conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie MacDean Baker September 8, 2008
When You're in Jackson Hole, Stop DiggingDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, August 18, 2008
After the Housing Bill: Time to Address ForeclosuresDean Baker Truthout, July 28, 2008
Fannie, Freddie and Minimum WageDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, July 28, 2008
Paying for Fannie and Freddie's MistakesDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, July 21, 2008
Statement on the Bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie MacDean BakerJuly 16, 2008
Help Workers, Not Wall StreetDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, June 30, 2008
The Meltdown Lowdown, No. 11Dean BakerThe American Prospect Online, June 27, 2008
The Meltdown Lowdown, No. 7Dean BakerThe American Prospect Online, May 22, 2008
Reverse Robin HoodDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, May 20, 2008
The Meltdown Lowdown, No. 6Dean BakerThe American Prospect Online, May 15, 2008
Wrong Then, Wrong AgainDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, May 12, 2008
Three Things that Won't Help the Foreclosure CrisisLiz Chimienti and Dean BakerTruthout, May 8, 2008
The Meltdown Lowdown, No. 5Dean BakerThe American Prospect Online, May 8, 2008
Some Green Ideas to Get the Economy MovingApril 22, 2008
The Homeownership IdeologyDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, April 21, 2008
Sanctity of Contracts: Mortgages and Credit CardsDean BakerTruthout, April 14, 2008
The Welfare King of the 21st CenturyDean BakerTruthout, March 31, 2008
Someone Has to PayDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, March 31, 2008
Exit, Pursued By Bear StearnsDean BakerThe Guardian Unlimited, March 24, 2008
The Housing Crash Recession: How Did We Get Here?Dean BakerNOW (PBS), March 21, 2008
Media Needs to Take More Responsibility With Regard to False InformationMark Weisbrot AlterNet, March 12, 2008
What Will President Obama Do?Dean Baker de Volkskrant (Netherlands), March 8, 2008
The Hidden Homeowner TaxDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, March 3, 2008
Own to Rent? Yes We Can!Dean Baker Oregon Independent, February 14, 2008
Help for the HomelessDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, February 11, 2008
These Loans Were Made for Walking: The End of the Subprime CrisisDean Baker Truthout, February 4, 2008
A Lesson From the Last, and Next, RecessionMark Weisbrot Philadelphia Inquirer, January 2, 2008
Alan Greenspan: The Boy in the BubbleDean Baker Truthout, December 17, 2007
Housing Crash Still Weighs on the EconomyMark Weisbrot AlterNet, December 12, 2007
Bubble TroubleDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, December 10, 2007
Victories on the LeftDean Baker Truthout, December 3, 2007
Stealing ChristmasDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, November 26, 2007
Homeownership: The Fast Path to PovertyDean Baker Truthout, November 12, 2007
Own-to-Rent: The Right BailoutDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, October 22, 2007
Bailing Out Wall Street - AgainDean Baker The Guardian Unlimited, October 17, 2007
The Housing Bubble PopsDean Baker The Nation, October 1, 2007
Alan Greenspan and His BubblesDean Baker Truthout, September 19, 2007
Cheap Advice on Real EstateDean Baker Truthout, September 17, 2007
Recession Time! The Housing Bubble Bursts the EconomyDean Baker Truthout, September 11, 2007
The Dirty Toilet Principle: The Fed and the Housing BubbleDean Baker Truthout, September 4, 2007
Save the Homeowners, Not the HedgefundsDean Baker and Andrew Samwick Providence Journal, August 31, 2007
Have the Hedge Fund Boys Killed Wall Street?Dean Baker International Business Times, August 21, 2007
Save Subprime Borrowers, Not Bloated BankersDean Baker Truthout, August 20, 2007
The Subprime Borrower Protection PlanDean Baker August 20, 2007
Will Your House Do the NASDAQ Meltdown?
Dean Baker Truthout, June 27, 2007
Undoing Bush: The EconomyDean Baker Harper's Magazine, June 2007
The Subprime Meltdown and the Ownership SocietyDean Baker WashingtonPost.com, April 7, 2007
Safe Ground in a Housing Market Meltdown?Dean Baker Truthout, March 14, 2007
The Housing Bubble Starts to BurstDean Baker Truthout, March 6, 2007
Economy Looks Bad for 2007Mark Weisbrot McClatchy-Tribune Information Services, December 29, 2006
The Housing Crash Recession of 2007
Dean Baker Truthout, December 5, 2006
After the Housing Bubble BurstsDean Baker Truthout, October 24, 2006
The Bursting of the Housing Bubble and the Coming RecessionDean Baker Truthout, August 17, 2006
The Coming Housing CrashDean Baker TomPaine.com, July 31, 2006
Fed Treading on Thin Ice as US Housing Bubble WeakensMark Weisbrot McClatchy-Tribune News Service, June 30, 2006
Repealing Estate Tax Helps Rich, Harms Everyone ElseMark Weisbrot Pueblo Chieftain and Star-Journal (CO), May 7, 2006
The Menace of an Unchecked Housing Bubble
Dean Baker The Economists' Voice, March 30, 2006
U.S. Economy Faces Large Imbalances in 2006Mark Weisbrot Knight-Ridder/Tribune Information Services, December 30, 2005
Economic Summit: Fiddling While Rome BurnsMark Weisbrot Knight-Ridder/Information Tribune Services, December 14, 2004
Bush's House of Cards
Dean Baker The Nation, August 9, 2004
The Housing Bubble: A Time Bomb in Low-Income Communities?Dean Baker Shelterforce: The Journal of Affordable Housing and Community Building, May/ June 2004
Building on the BubbleDean Baker Houston Chronicle, May 17, 2004
The Sequel to the Stock Market Bubble: the Housing BubbleMark Weisbrot Businessweek.com, April 12, 2004
Is The Fed Playing Election-Year Politics?
Mark Weisbrot Jordan Times, April 1, 2004
Who to Blame When the Next Bubble BurstsDean Baker Los Angeles Times, Dec. 18, 2003
Not Very Stimulating: The Bush Tax CutDean Baker Columbian (WA), Jan. 10, 2003
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Hello I'm selling a French bulldog for 1000 firm because I want to make sure he goes to a good home email me if you have any questions thanks
Dec 13 - Newark
We are looking for a loving home for our male Maltipoo (maltese/toy poodle). He currently 8 weeks old and weighs about 2 1/2 lbs. He has his first shots and deworming with records. He's a cutie pie. He loves giving kisses and love to cuddle. He does not shed and is hypoallergenic with very soft hair. If you would like to meet him please call (408)357-0795. This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Dec 13 - San Jose
My female golden just gave birth 7 and we have 1 female and 1 male left . Will be ready to go home after 12/22/13 just in time for Christmas. Both parents are purebred AKC registered and . You can pick out your puppy with 3 shots and AKC papers . Please contact (650) 784 6561
Dec 13 - Hayward
This gorgeous female Pomeranian available. She is very shy, loves to cuddle & well socialized. Her fur is very soft, thick and fluffy. She is very playful and potty trained. She is vaccinated She will be around 4-5 pounds full grown. Mother weighs 4.5 pounds, Father weighs 5 pounds, AKC Registered. If you are interested in giving her a loving home, please contact Sharon at 510 529 1961 The puppy is vaccinated. If you are interested in giving her a loving home, please contact Sharon at 510 ...
Dec 12 - Richmond
A little black fluff ball that loves attention. He is nine weeks old, has his first shot and worming. Both parents on site and double registered. They are toy size and weigh 5 lbs. I am asking $500 for the puppy and an additional fee of $50 if papers are desired. This little black ball of fur loves playing and giving love. Will make a great companion for that special person in your life. Deposit will hold.
Dec 12 - Santa Rosa
Beautiful Pomeranian Puppy. She has a great coat, short legs, round heads, small ears, playful and have attractive personality and temperament. Our beautiful baby are looking for non-smoking, loving pet homes. Poms make great family pets and are very loving and loyal to their humans! It doesn't require a lot of space and are therefore suitable for apartment living as well as single family homes. The puppy is vaccinated. For more information, email or call 510 965 2829
Dec 12 - Richmond
This little foxy guy loves cuddles and his belly rubbed. He is 9weeks old and has his first shot and worming. Very nice little guy. Parent are registered, on site, and weigh 5 lbs. I am asking $500 for the puppy and an addition fee of $50 if you are interested in having AKC or CKC papers. This guy is a real foxy lover! Make a wonderful forever gift for that special someone! Deposit will hold.
Dec 12 - Santa Rosa
Adorable little guy with loads of personality. He is 9 weeks old and has had his first shot and worming. Parents are double registered and on site. They are toy size weighing 5 lbs. This little guy is the runt of the litter, but the leader of the lot. Will make someone a wonderful Christmas gift of unconditional love! Deposit will hold. Asking $500, addition fee of $50 if you wish for papers AKC or CKC to be filed.
Dec 12 - Santa Rosa
Beautiful Pomeranian Male Puppy Beautiful Pomeranian Puppy. He has a great coat, short legs, round heads, small ears, playful and have attractive personality and temperament. Our beautiful baby are looking for non-smoking, loving pet homes. Poms make great family pets and are very loving and loyal to their humans! It doesn't require a lot of space and are therefore suitable for apartment living as well as single family homes. The puppy is vaccinated. For more information, email or call 510 965 2829
Dec 12 - Richmond
2 husky puppies available.They are ready for a home. 1st set of shots and dewormed. Perfect holiday gift . Please contact for details Photos of parents is also posted This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Dec 12 - Stockton
I got pups dropping approximately in Dec 16th off my female Minaj, direct daughter of Miagi. I bred her to BNP USO, direct son of Dax. Here are some current photos of my female. Let me know if you got any questions or interested. Letting these pups go for 2,000to 3,000 depending on the pick. Also a link of both the parents to check out their pedigrees. The first four pics are my female Minaj and her as a pup, and the last picture is of Uso. Im located in San Jose. Sire-Uso-http://www.bullypedia.net ...
Dec 12 - San Jose
CHRISTMAS TIME ...... CHRISTMAS TIME ...... ( = Beautiful Black COCKER SPANIEL 6 month old is looking for a new family, health and playful, she love kids and have all shots, only this sweet puppy wants is a comfortable and sweet house, came in and meet her, call at 209-922-2978 text or call me ...... ( =
Dec 12 - Stockton
9 weeks old, up to date on vaccinations and dewormings, loving, potty pad and crate trained, eats grain free kibble, lots of attention has been given to her and she deserves the best. Asking $450 obo She will be about 6-7 lbs full grown. Please contact 209 770 1581 This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Dec 12 - Livermore
We welcomed a litter of five beautiful, healthy blenheim puppies on Saturday, November 30th!!! Kids are so excited. They can't wait to help with the socialization process. It's such a special time indeed. Gender: 2 females and 3 males Color: Blenheim (white with ruby markings) Ready to go to forever homes at 8 weeks of age on Saturday, January 25th. Both parents AKC registered. Dam seen by cardiologist for heart and ophthalmologist for eyes - OFA for heart and CERF for eyes. Champion lines - ...
Dec 12 - Tracy
I have 11 gorgeous pure bread pit bull puppies that where born OCT 23RD that i need to rehome to a good family , they are ready to go to a good home as soon as wendsday , 5 females and 6 males blocky heads thick bone great temper, these dogs are worth every penny , puppies will have their first shot of parvo by wensday and they where just seen by my vet. they are healthy and growing each day. mom is all white red nose, dad is blue nose . NOT FOR FIGHTING PLEASE REHOMING FEE TO GUARANTEE THAT YOU ...
Dec 12 - Half Moon Bay
Gottiline adult female for sale. She is a stunning, rare champagne/purple tri color. She has litters of all tri colored puppies with tri gene males. Direct Juan Gotti granddaughter. Does well with adult males and puppies. Great mother! She would not be for sale but I have had a few things happen and now I am forced to sell her. Her price is firm at 1500. No trades or co-owns. Pedigree can be viewed at this link: http://www.bullypedia.net/americanbully/details.php?id=79896. First 3 are of the female ...
Dec 12 - Livermore
Booker is his name and we are going to miss him dearly but he has to go. We have a two year old nuetered Pit Bull Buster and when Buster was 1, we got another PitBull Booker. Life was good until about 2 months ago when the dogs would begin to wrestle and fight. Usually a loud NO would break it up. As time has gone on, it is only getting worse. Booker is NOT nuetered and is a very good looking dog. He would never ever hurt a human. However, we no longer can keep our dogs together. Anytime we just ...
Dec 12 - Salinas
We have a handsome black tri male with 1 blue eye and 1 brown eye. He has nice copper and nice white markings as well. He is handled regularly by children and adults. He is also being raised around other animals, including a cat. He will have his first set of shots and will be wormed. He will be ASDR registered. He will be ready for his new home on January 10 and we are accepting a $200 deposit to hold him. You can see pictures of his parents on our New Litters page on our website: ...
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This is a sweet red tri male with nice copper coming in and a nice white blaze. He is handled regularly by children and adults and is also around other animals. He will have his first set of shots and will be wormed. He will be ASDR registered. He will be ready for his new home on January 10 and we are accepting a $200 deposit to hold him. You can see his parents on our New litters page at: triedandtrueaussies.com
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We have a new litter of puppies from our beautiful red merle female who is on the small side, 17" and about 35lbs and our standard size blue eyed black tri male. This is a little red merle female. She is very nicely marked with great coloring. She is being handled regularly by children and adults and is around other animals, including a cat. She will have her first set of shots and will be wormed. She will be ASDR registered. She will be available to go home on January 10 and we are accepting a ...
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She is very tiny teddybear faced thick double coat, nice tail and ears standing. She is charting to be 4 lbs full grown. Both parents are AKC registered, Dad is 4 lbs, Mom is 5 lbs, She has first set of shots, dewormed, These puppy come with Full AKC registration. We are Located in Bakersfield, California. For more informaion please visit http://mochipomeranian.com/ or contact me at 661-283-5061
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Ready CHRISTMAS EVE!! Raised underfoot and loved in our homes, we have a Tri colored AKC Pomeranian baby boy available, charting at only 3.5 to 4lbs as an adult. (Tri means a base of white with brown and black accent coloring, hard to produce.) He is TEENY and adorable with a compact (lengthwise) body with nice short thick legs, round head, small ears and a playful, happy temperament. Stunning Parents are AKC registered and Mom was Champion Sired. Please note that for Teacup sized Poms, they are ...
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Doc Fest: Local Docs (Shorts)
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Year of Release: 2013
Bring it on Bay Area filmmakers! We are excited to show a diverse group of documentaries made in and around and by bay area film makers. This year we focus on steps of life including:
THE SCENES (Directed by Laura VanZee Taylor, 10min): following a group of elementary students who find an unusual way to spend their time during recess. These students decide to put on 'scenes', singing, dancing and acting, attracting attention and scorn from students who can't quite figure out what it is the 'scenes' are.
AWARDWINNINGGIR (Directed by Shoot Like A Girl , 8min) one women as she navigates dating in the bay… on OkCupid! One woman's quest to find love over the internet, learning all along the way.
BETWEEN LAND AND SEA (Directed by J. Christian Jensen, 9min) A man in woman's is tested by the isolation and constant work as lighthouse keepers. Working on the tiny East Brother Island and surrounded by lighthouse kitsch and romantic views of the San Francisco Bay, the strain of serving up an idealized tourist experience and living in extremely close quarters is beginning to show.
THE HJEMKOMST: THIRTY YEARS LATER (directed by Eli Kaufman and assistant directed by Alex Gorosh, 15min) one middle school teacher's dream to build a Viking ship and sail to its historical land in Norway. Now, thirty years after the trip the crew is reunited.
THE SUM TOTAL OF OUR MEMORY (Directed by Barbara Klutinis, 30min) Couples fearlessly (and humorously) face the onset of Alzheimer's disease what it means to relate to life with 'holes' in your memory. This film joyously takes on the hardships of losing one's memory, and all the new ways one must relate to life, working in the garden and sex!


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Tom Allard EXCLUSIVE The former senior spy who blew the whistle on alleged Australian bugging of East Timor's government took his case to the intelligence watchdog but it did not investigate.
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I'm a bogan too, says Palmer on email leak
Jonathan Swan and Natalie Bochenski 10:55am Clive Palmer has dismissed the leaking of an internal email from one of his MPs, which described voters as "bogans", as the actions of a disaffected former candidate exacting revenge.
Hockey gets help from Greens over debt
Mark Kenny, Peter Martin Joe Hockey has reached an extraordinary last-minute deal with the Greens - once dubbed ''economic fringe dwellers'' by the government - to scrap Australia's $300 billion borrowing limit.
Impasse over asylum seekers widens
Michael Gordon, Mark Kenny Thousands of refugees, including unaccompanied children, face the prospect of no work rights and limited support beyond next year as the latest political impasse on asylum seekers widened to include Queensland MP Clive Palmer.
PISA highlights top schools' common factors
AMY MCNEILAGE Improving teacher quality, granting schools greater autonomy and resourcing education equitably have been highlighted as some of the unifying traits of the world's top-performing school systems.
PM's chief of staff a 'control freak'
Heath Aston, Jonathan Swan 7:42am Senior aide Peta Credlin is accused of being behind the government's ''control'' issue. ''She's a control freak and this is feeding into all sorts of things," says a Coalition member.
Dollar drops below US 90c as bears move in
GLENDA KWEK 11:06am The Australian dollar has shed half a US cent after a surprisingly strong US employment report boosted the greenback.
PM names competition policy review body
Mark Kenny Peter Martin The Prime Minister has announced the high-profile make-up of his Business Advisory Council as he unveiled the first review of competition policy since the Hilmer report.
ABC should stay out of 'new media': News
Madeleine Heffernan The ABC is an important institution, but new media opportunities should be reserved for private-sector organisations, according to News Corp's Australian chief executive, Julian Clarke.
Poor bone health costing $2.8 billion a year
DAN HARRISON 4:49pm Former Liberal leader John Hewson has called for greater action to tackle poor bone health, which is costing the nation an estimated $2.75 billion a year.
More budget deterioration to come: Hockey
1:49pm The latest economic growth figures point to another deterioration in the budget, according to Treasurer Joe Hockey, who urged the opposition and the Greens to vote for the repeal of the carbon tax in the Senate.
Palmer wins seats on economics committees
2:54pm Mining magnate Clive Palmer has been appointed to two key parliamentary committees dealing with economic matters.
Protection bid for asylum seeker baby Ferouz
3:01pm Lawyers for a Rohingya asylum seeker's baby, who was born in Australia, apply for a protection visa for the newborn.
Randall rejects privileges committee selection
JONATHAN SWAN 2:20pm Weeks after becoming the face of the government's expenses scandal, West Australian MP Don Randall has been reappointed to the parliamentary committee overseeing privileges and members' interests.
Court told details of 'brothel expenses'
ADAM COOPER 12:05am Former federal MP Craig Thomson paid for sexual services that included time in an escort agency's ''red turbo spa room'', with Health Services Union credit cards, a court has been told.
Slipper case to be heard in higher court
MICHAEL INMAN Former parliamentary speaker Peter Slipper will take his challenge to the validity of charges against him to the ACT Supreme Court.
Bishop to visit Jakarta in bid to mend relations
AAP Foreign Minister Julie Bishop will travel to Jakarta on Thursday to meet her Indonesian counterpart, Marty Natalegawa, in a bid to repair the relationship between the two countries after spying revelations.
Man accused of recruiting fighters for Syria
RACHEL OLDING Hamdi Alqudsi claims to live a quiet, modest life. But police believe Mr Alqudsi, 39, is one of several Australians running sophisticated, expensive and illegal schemes to send young Australian men to Syria to fight with terrorists.
Gay couples have five-day window to wed
Michael Inman, Lisa Cox The ACT will host the first same-sex marriages in Australian history this weekend, after the High Court reserved its decision in the Commonwealth's challenge to the territory laws.
Reserve Bank did not ask for top up
PETER MARTIN Previously secret Reserve Bank documents reveal neither of Joe Hockey's two predecessors as treasurer was ever asked to top up the bank's reserve fund by the $8.8 billion he said was needed.
Hockey suprises with Lindwall appointment
PETER MARTIN Treasurer Joe Hockey has made an unusually colourful appointment to the Productivity Commission.
Thomson prosecutors told to bring on case
ADAM COOPER Prosecutors want to adjourn their legal fight against Craig Thomson until next year, after 79 fraud-related charges against the former federal MP were dropped on Tuesday.
Watchdog eyes fake online reviews
BEN GRUBB Competition watchdog turns spotlight onto fake online reviews, releasing a new set of guidelines and reminding companies it can fine them.
Labor backtracks on university cuts
JONATHAN SWAN Labor has performed its own education backflip, saying it will oppose the Coalition's "cynical" move to cut $2.3 billion from higher education – the very same cut Labor introduced before the election.
RBA keeps rates on hold for Christmas
GLENDA KWEK The Reserve Bank has kept the cash rate on hold at its last board meeting of the year.
Industry pushes Abbott to keep car subsidies
CLAY LUCAS Labor has seized on a submission by the group representing manufacturing businesses at the Productivity Commission as another signal the Abbott government should not cut assistance to car makers.
NBN Co delivers its strategic review
LUCY BATTERSBY NBN Co has completed the draft of its Strategic Review on time. It is now up to the Communications Minister to release the results.
Bid to save climate-related agencies
Peter Hannam and Tom Arup Labor and the Greens last night combined in the Senate to split the Abbott government's carbon tax repeal bill into three separate bills in a bid to save two key climate-related agencies.
Super plan to hit in Nationals' seats
GARETH HUTCHENS The National Party may be unwittingly supporting a Coalition policy on superannuation that will disproportionately hurt workers in National Party seats.
Second airport to run 24 hours
JACOB SAULWICK Sydney's second airport would need to operate 24 hours a day, Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss has said, as he moved closer to announcing the airport would be built at Badgerys Creek.
PM cool on handouts for Qantas
MATT O'SULLIVAN Prime Minister Tony Abbott has sought to dampen expectations that the government will offer financial help to Qantas to preserve its investment-grade credit rating, saying the airline has yet to tell politicians exactly what it wants.
Comment & Analysis
Raids designed to show Timor who's boss
Frank Brennan Australia risks being seen as a local sheriff riding roughshod over Timor-Leste to get what it wants.
TPVs: ineffective, wasteful, cruel
Jane McAdam Temporary protection visas do not deter asylum seekers - that's a fact.
Quick march out of the institutions
ELIZABETH FARRELLY Suddenly, everywhere you look, our great public institutions are being abraded and traduced.
Parliamentary sleuths face challenges
JOSH GORDON Watch out ASIO. State Parliament's privileges committee is so secret, so cloistered, they can tell us almost nothing about their deliberations.
Medicine prices are a bitter pill to swallow
ROSS GITTINS Sometimes the good news just doesn't get through. Did you know, for instance, that the prices of three widely used medicines fell from the start of this month, meaning more than 850,000 Australians will be paying less?
Joker in pack, could bring down Abbott
Nicholas Stuart Opinion Pyne seems determined to take a shortcut to electoral oblivion.
Let's get down to work on school deal
Jennifer Buckingham On Monday, Education Minister Christopher Pyne reverted to his pre-election promise to honour the first four years of the school funding deals negotiated with the states by the previous Labor government.
That's it for cuts, it's time to spend
ELIZABETH KNIGHT Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens wasn't expected to put an interest rate cut under the Christmas tree on Tuesday.
Making sense of the Gonski cave-in
John Birmingham Er. What just happened? As best anyone can tell Toned Abs and his jaunty little puppet Pynocchio put on a show where they promised to do one thing, then they said they'd do another thing, and ...
Russia must be accountable in activist case
Andrew Darby Opinion The onus is now on other governments, such as Australia's, to call out Moscow's failure to honour an international tribunal.
China vents its anger at Australia's stand
PETER HARTCHER China is angry at Australia, and when the doors closed on the meeting room in Canberra on Friday, its delegates let the anger show. The third annual Australia-China Forum was designed to strengthen the relationship. Instead, the Chinese used it to pressure Australia.
Inner-city types in media dislike the PM
GERARD HENDERSON Only three months ago, Tony Abbott won one of the biggest victories in modern Australia's political history.
Gay marriage debate closer to tipping point
Christine Forster The national discussion on equality will help to persuade opponents to back reform.
Competition key to Graincorp bid
ELIZABETH KNIGHT Joe Hockey was well within his rights to place competition at the centre of national interest in his rejection of the ADM bid for GrainCorp.
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Bogans, debts and TPVs
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PM's ton of pressure
Mark Kenny In February 2008, Kevin Rudd's office issued a silky booklet called First 100 Days. The joke about Rudd's new administration was it hit the ground reviewing.
Hall of mirrors reflects a disturbing reality
Tony Wright There are days within the hall of mirrors that is Parliament House when the view becomes so distorted it is positively hallucinogenic. Wednesday was one of them.
The Reef: Just unwell or terminally ill?
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Thanks for all the great answers.
I will try if WotB:ToC works with me. I did try before and couldn't keep it up so I ditched it again. Worth another try. I plan on getting IK chest and boots in the long run for the fury boost and maybe a hammer cost reducing item. That would be a big help with my build as I could switch some fury skills for more useful ones. They are very expensive though and I might skip them If I get my hands on other cheaper alternatives
Before I had a Crit Amu for 55% CC. It lacked some other stats though. But I will definitely go there again. Same with me regarding HotA and WW did use the Hammer from day 1 just cause I like killing stuff with one blow.
I agree on dual wield being best. It is just so expensive getting high crit, high DPS 1h weapons best with Str/Vit/LL also. Thats why I use a SKorn because it was cheap. I might go DW though in the future.
And thanks for your opinion regarding my strange gear. I know it is unusual. Especially the Compass Rose/Travelers Pledge, they did serve me well with the high MF but it is time to ditch them.
So I think I will go for a better chest next as it might be cheap and after that I will go for ring and amu. But I will save some money first because I don't want to loose too much stats compared to now.
After that I will switch my IK stuff with better ones. Hopefully I will be able to get some nice IK boots/chest also. But I do not mind some Ice Climbers/Fire Walkers dropping :-) then I skip the 5-IK.
- 11/7/2012 5:19:00 AM posted a message on Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
posted a message on Hi there,Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
I am playing a barb with a HotA build. Mainly because I got myself a Skorn and I do not like the style of WW although I know that it is very good.
I do this build for MP3 farming:
I am on constant 90-135 fury with this build raising my Crit chance for Hammer by a significant amount. This is needed of course as I got only 46%. The Stun and rend give me my survivability.
For harder difficulties I use this:
My char:
Maybe you can give me some advice on which slot I should upgrade first. I am thinking of ditching the Endless Path Set amulet and ring. Mainly because I am missing Crit Chance on the amulet. I could switch to lacunis then to retain my movement speed from the ring. What should I go for in amulet and ring and which slots to change also? Atm. I am very broke at only -
posted a message on Get a Stormshield. It is very cheap atm. and performs great together with your Helm of command. I had one before I went Skorn and it served me well.Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
There are good ones for as cheap as 100k. Only the ones with crit are expensive.
After that I'd go for IK Gloves and Belt as they are cheap too and very good. -
posted a message on @Adhal I think you are missing the point here. If you have frenzy and therefore a generator without CD it is obvious you have no problems generating the fury. The question guttu was asking was for Hammer-Only builds where you skip the basic generator to have one more slot available.Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
Apart from that the build you are using is pretty good. -
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Without cost reduce I made these observations:Quote from guttuI really like to understand how you can generate fury .. or do a boss fight without pushing a few hammer and ... a lot "default skill"
edit : is the crit with into the fray enough for sustain hammer ?
When fighting multiple enemies Fury will always stay at max.
This can be also done with alot of champion packs with smart positioning.
In rare situations when you are fighting only single targets or champion packs will be too scattered to hit multiple enemies it will not suffice.
You then have the following options:
A> Just hold your left mouse and use high fury generators to fully bridge the gap when your fury runs low.
B> Use hit and run tactics having a few seconds (not more than 1-5) not attacking and waiting for your generator cooldowns. You can use the time to collect globes and for smart repositioning to escape arcane and other zones or just for collecting mobs for option C.
C> Pull more mobs to the champions. These will give you more fury and life.
D> Make a basic attack.
The last one is the worst option of course. I think stoolsofteners build might have too few fury generated with just leap and stomp for Option A. It might work with 5x IK though. With my build above I have no problem using option A because of the 2 fury runed skills + Animosity. My fury will never empty even on a single target enemy like when fighting the UberBoss Siegebreaker for 3+ minutes. But I often find myself using B and C on packs. Option B to evade molten and arcane effects and charge back in the fight. Option C just to improve kill speed and survivability. I often have less problems fighting a horde of enemies +1-2 chamions/rares than I have just fighting a single ranged champion pack without any adds. If I encounter such enemies I usually run past them until I find more mobs that I can fight together with the pack. -
posted a message on I agree with Kanhe. I think it is bad advice to suggest WW build for normal ppl after the recent nerf.Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
Reason is you need really expensive gear to make WW work better than other specs.
Lets assume me for example. While I am an experienced gamer I also have other games I play plus a demanding job and other hobbies. Because of that I am still below paragon level 20 and only have a very limited gold budget. Last week I was doing 1h+shield with under 30k DPS and very bad stats. I was doing mediocre speed MP1 runs. This weekend I had some lucky drops and found some legendaries that sold for slightly over 100 million. I nearly changed all my gear with that.
Key for my new success was buying a Skorn 2h with decent DPS and some cheap IK items plus cheap items with decent STR/Crit. I am now at 90k DPS with 50k HP and a build that uses constant HotA as base attack:
I just tested this morning and can do MP3 runs faster now than I did the MP1 2 weeks ago. And I can also do MP5 easily for Key farming.
I suggest this guide by Cudez http://www.diablofans.com/topic/74188-105-hammer-of-the-ancients-builds/page__p__1064747#entry1064747 for HotA. Really worked nice for me. He is suggesting DW over 2h and I agree on that if you can afford it. But if you got only a few millions a cheap Skorn will always be the best DPS because of the innate Crit, Socket and Str that no other item has. So as you got only 50 mio I suggest buying a 10-20 mio Skorn and armor for the rest. IK belt and gloves are very good for their price. You can also get some cheap rares with nice Str/Vit/Res/Crit as long as you don't search for items having all the stats on them. Miss one or two of those on each slot for higher values on the rest and then mix the slots. Once you farm tens-hundreds of millions with the Skorn you can get back to DW.
PS.: I am not saying this is the ultimate advice just that it worked for me when I was in your situation. -
posted a message on Thanks again for this great guide. I will definitely do those builds once I get the gear.Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
Meanwhile I will do my gearless Hammer build:
This I tested in PTR and it will keep your fury at a constant 60-120 fury even without any gear. Once you are getting better gear wise you can switch more in direction of Cudez builds. -
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posted a message on I tested my Hammer only build on public test realm yesterday and I am really happy that it worked without any cost reducing items:Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
Overpower and Charge together with Into The Fray keep me at a constant 60-120 fury. Of course I will try to get one or two cost reducing items in the long run. But the good news is I do not have to rush it now. I can go for a good one instead of sacrificing other stats just for Maras Kaleidoscope.
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posted a message on Yeah I got bored of D3 shortly after release and now only recently rejoined. So because of that my gear is not that good. Thanks for answering my questions I greatly appreciate the advice from an experienced player like yours. I think I will buy a Kaledoscope. Might have to sell some hoarded Uniques for that as it is pretty expensive but it should work. My stormshield I'd keep for now as getting an equally good item with additional HotA reduce might be pricey so I'd better invest in another slot.Posted in: Barbarian: Bastion's Keep
I will try this build then:
I think the combination of Furious Charge, Overpower and Animosity should solve the fury generation problem.
Also thank you for your Test Realm offer. I am in Munich though with my company until tomorrow evening (Oktoberfest). I'd try that Wednesday or the days after and send you a message if you are online. - To post a comment, please login or register a new account.


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