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How did agriculture fare on the hill this year? Montell Seely, vice-president of the Emery County Farm Bureau introduced Todd Bingham who is the vice president of public policy for the Farm Bureau and spent 45 days with the legislature tracking agricultural bills and rallying support for the needs of the agricultural community. Bingham said one bill concerning the state engineer will enable the engineer to enforce water law and issue tickets and fines for water violations. Another bill, HB-38 makes it a felony to steal water.
In HB-142, in issues related to voters, the bill states that an initiative must clearly state if a tax increase would be involved should the initiative pass. Many voters did not know that a tax increase would accompany Initiative I, last November if it had passed. The historic trailing of cattle bill sponsored by local Rep. Brad Johnson passed. This bill provides a defense for an owner of livestock whose livestock damage property abutting a historical livestock trail that is not fenced. It enacts provisions allowing a prescriptive easement for a historic livestock trail. This bill is now in statute. If a trail has been used as a livestock trail for 20 years it is considered a historic trail. Rep. Johnson said, "This is a great bill and it passed unanimously. Statewide there is a fence out policy. If a homeowner builds a house along a stock trail, the homeowner must fence out."
Emery County has no formal policy on fencing. An incident in Ferron regarding a cow causing damage to a yard of a homeowner was pursued in court by the homeowner and excessive damages were awarded the homeowner. The road past the San Rafael Junior High is a historic trail and the cattlemen did not have a legal obligation to keep the cow off the homeowners property. As the house was built along the trail, it was the homeowners responsibility to fence out the cows, if he did not want them on his property. The cattleman in this case wanted to make things right with the homeowner and offered to pay for the damages. But, the court awarded an excessive amount for the minimal damage done.
Rep. Johnson said this case got them stirred up and they fixed the situation to protect the livestock owners. He also said some communities have turned the annual cow drives into a big event and they are promoting the activity within the communities as an attraction. Something to consider he said.
One case of concern is being watched in Cache County where cows in the roadway led to an accident and the death of a resident.
The Utah Department of Transportation is fencing wherever they can to help alleviate cattle in roadways.
HB-207 on prescriptive easements was watched closely by the Farm Bureau, the bureau doesn't support this bill and it did not pass, but was sent for interim study. This bill seeks to create language that a prescriptive easement may not be established by a motor vehicle if there is already reasonable access to the property. This bill has many potential negative impacts on rural Utah. Prescriptive easements are open, notorious and adverse. Water conveyance and language related to the historic trails bill are included in the amendment, but the Farm Bureau is opposed to the bill because of its far reaching implications.
HB-264, this bill establishes planning policies related to managing public land for wilderness considerations, allocation of grazing animal unit months, transportation to and across federal lands, and creation of roadless and unroaded areas. Farm Bureau supports this bill and is working with other groups to garner their support.
Bingham is impressed with the new governor and his understanding of agricultural issues. Mike Dmitrich also present at the legislative update expressed his optimism with the new governor as well. "If I'd of known him before the election like I know him now, I would have voted for him," said Dmitrich. Dmitrich told of special service districts being able to use mineral lease money for economic development projects. Fifteen different items have been added to the list of ways mineral lease money can be spent. Economic development councils can submit applications to special service districts for these mineral lease monies.
One cattleman present was concerned that some bull owners are not having their bulls tested for trich before they are let out. Emery County has one of the highest incidences of trich. Rep. Johnson said the brand inspectors have power in these matters and stiff penalties can be assessed to those not having their bulls tested. Bulls receive a yellow tag in their ear for this year if they have been tested. Johnson said he will make some calls and look into money for law enforcement on the trich issue.
Bingham was concerned about the draft wolf management plan for Utah. He was part of the working wolf group, but it would seem the draft copy was written by a pro-wolf individual. Utah legally doesn't have to allow wolves into the state. It is not one of the states ordered to do so by the federal government. A wolf group was formed to come up with a plan of action should wolves enter Utah from surrounding states, which they have been doing. Comments can be made concerning your opinion on the wolf draft plan on the DWR website. The wolf plan will also be discussed in the May RAC meetings throughout the state. Bingham said the draft restricts what agriculture people can do to deal with wolves. The Farm Bureau is not supportive of wolves in Utah. Wolves have caused drastic losses in Idaho and Wyoming. In Wyoming there have been significant declines in the elk population.
Bingham suggested Farm Bureau members have a bigger presence at RAC meetings to let their voices be heard on agricultural related issues. Sportsmen have done a good job at the RACs in letting people know what they've done with habitat restoration projects and the agriculture people are not as good at broadcasting what they have done for habitat and other projects they have been involved in.
Jordan Hatch was also concerned that the agencies be aware of how their person on the RAC board is voting on issues and let them know what the agency stand is on the various issues. He was concerned that the BLM and forest service representatives often side with and vote with the non-consumptive representatives. Hatch was also concerned that a member of SITLA doesn't sit on the RAC and a number of the issues the RAC addresses are related to SITLA lands.
Jay Mark Humphrey, Emery County Farm Bureau president said they have had a harder time working with SITLA concerning the coal lease on the Cottonwood tract and the affect such mining could have on Joe's Valley Reservoir. SITLA has plans to mine right up against Joe's Valley. Humphrey said they would not allow that to happen at Joe's Valley. When mining in that area ceased before they were within 1.25 miles of the reservoir.
Mesia Nyman, district ranger said once a fracture has occurred there aren't a lot of options for replacing water. There are a number of unresolved coal mining and water issues in the county. Dmitrich said careful monitoring of water has to take place before a mine is allowed a permit and the permitting process for coal mines has become increasingly more difficult with stringent guidelines than in the past.
Rep. Johnson said they have been working to get the Agriculture in the Classroom funding to be ongoing and not just year to year. The schoolchildren statewide need to be educated on where the products they use come from. Johnson has plans for a whirlwind field trip to bring urban legislators to tour a dairy farm, hog farm, turkey farm, etc. to allow them to get a feel for rural Utah.


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85 Communities Receive Funds to Hire 370 Officers
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) today announced $27.1 million in grants to be used by local police and sheriff's departments to hire additional officers. The grants were awarded to 85 law enforcement agencies in 42 states and Puerto Rico, and will be used to hire 370 community policing officers.
"I am pleased that the cities and towns that received today's grants are able to use COPS funding to advance their community policing efforts and provide better protection for their citizens," said Carl Peed, Director of the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services. "These funds will provide police and sheriff's departments with added resources, and it will help make our communities safer places to live and work."
The grants were awarded under COPS Universal Hiring Program, and provide 75% of the total salary and benefits of each new officer over three years, up to a maximum of $75,000 per officer. In support of making communities safer by helping increase the number of community policing officers on patrol in local jurisdictions, COPS has funded the addition of over 118,000 officers by more than 13,000 law enforcement agencies since 1994.
In addition to providing funding to hire officers, COPS offers training and technical assistance to help state, tribal, and local law enforcement agencies implement innovative and effective community policing strategies. COPS has trained more than 280,000 officers and community members through a national network of Regional Community Policing Institutes. Recent statistics indicate that 64% of U.S. law enforcement agencies, serving 86% of the American population, engage in community policing.
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Each Franklin Club Member will be issued a personalized lanyard that can be worn on game nights denoting your Franklin Club status and the number of years you have been a Philadelphia 76ers season ticket holder.
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Franklin Club elite level members will have unlimited access to the Cadillac Grille restaurant and bar on 76ers game nights. Of course, normal reservation policies apply on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Field Of Dream: came fast and late to deny Es Que LovePICTURE: Edward Whitaker (racingpost.com/photos)
Field Of Dream produces late run to land Bunbury
Report: Newmarket, Saturday
32Red Bunbury Cup (Heritage Handicap) (Class 2) 7f, 3yo+
FIELD OF DREAM produced a late charge to catch the well-fancied Es Que Love to land his first victory in almost a year under the in-form Adam Kirby.
The Jamie Osborne-trained six-year-old travelled well throughout but had four lengths to find on Es Que Love going into the final furlong and Kirby needed all of it, passing the eventual runner-up in the final yards.
Kirby said: "He's a funny horse in that he needs holding up but he needs to go between horses to deliver his challenge as he pulls up when he hit's the front. He loves this fast ground."
The regularly campaigned gelding followed up his solid run behind Belgian Bill in the Royal Hunt Cup, reversing the form in fine style in what was just his fifth victory in his 32 starts.
Paddy Power make him 12-1 (from 14) for the Betfair International Stakes at York.


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How Robitussin Can Help Build Cervical Mucus
If you are struggling to become pregnant and produce thick cervical mucus, or if you are on a fertility drug, such as Clomid, you may be surprised to learn that the active ingredient in cough syrup, such as Robitussin, may help you conceive. The theory is that guaifenesin, the expectorant found in cough syrups, thins and loosens cervical mucus the same way it does the mucus in your lungs when you are sick. Experts also believe that guaifenesin may also help men with thick semen in the same way as women. Although there is little scientific evidence that supports this claim, there is abundant anecdotal evidence of its effectiveness.
Look for a cough syrup that lists only guaifenesin as the active ingredient and avoid any that contain decongestants, as those may dry up mucus. In addition, stay away from any that contain dextromethorphan (the DM in many brands), as it may cause birth defects such as neural tube defects and cleft palate. If you have diabetes or would like to limit your sugar intake, Diabetic Tussin is safe and effective.
The recommended dose for thinning cervical mucus is two teaspoons (200 mg) taken orally three times a day. If this does not improve the consistency of your cervical mucus, you can try taking the maximum dosage listed on the label (four teaspoons four times a day). Guaifenesin is also available in pill form; however, this usually requires a doctor's prescription.
Most doctors recommend you begin taking guaifenesin about five days before you expect to ovulate and continue through the day you ovulate - a total of approximately six days if you have a regular cycle. If you have an irregular cycle, you should begin taking guaifenesin about five days before the earliest day you might ovulate. If you are taking Clomid, wait until the day after you take your last pill to begin the guaifenesin.
Be sure to drink a full glass of water with each dose of guaifenesin and continue to drink plenty of fluids throughout the day as proper hydration is essential for healthy mucus production.
There are possible side effects with guaifenesin, including diarrhea, dizziness, headache, hives, nausea and vomiting, skin rash, and stomach pain. However, these symptoms are not common.
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Total sales for the shoe manufacturer decreased 3% on the year
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A renewed focus on expanding product offerings and a strong 2012 fourth quarter helped shoe manufacturer Skechers USA Inc. rebound from an underwhelming 2011 fiscal year.
"2012 was a remarkable year for Skechers," says Robert Greenberg, chief executive officer. "We grew our existing product divisions, broadened our offering to consumers with several new product lines, established an award-winning performance division and further grew our heritage business."
The company expects to remain profitable in 2013. "2012 marked a return to profitability with growth in all of our revenue channels in the fourth quarter," says David Weinberg, chief operating officer and chief financial officer. "With backlogs up double digits for our combined domestic and international wholesale businesses, and a strong start to the first quarter, we are confident that our growth trend will continue in 2013."
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Based on the above calculations, the web accounted for 1.6% of total Q4 sales in 2012 and 1.7% in 2011.


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By BARBARA PEARSONElmo
As I walked out of Barn's Grill on Tuesday night June 30, I felt like I was losing a good friend. I worked for Dave and Leta for 14 months and can not remember when I had a better time or a better job. My time at the Grill will live forever in my heart. I worked with so many young school girls and I can honestly say I love all of them like they were my own.
I want to say hows much I appreciate Dave and Leta for the past year and tell them I will never forget them and the fun times. I have met so many people from working at the Grill I would have never known. For that I am thankful. Some of the regulars that came in every day treated us all like family and in reality we are family.
My heart is sad but I know that the Grill needed to close for the Robertson's sake. All of us were so sad when Dave announced that we were closing and we all wondered what do we do now. Miranda, Destini, Jody, Brittany, Allie, and the list goes on. All of the girls who worked for Dave were the best and Barn's Grill would not have been the same with out all of them.
Robert our assistant manager was one of the best. Always ready to fill in and do all of the work right along side of all of us. I do not feel like I lost anything but what I gained was respect and admiration to Dave and Leta and their family. I will miss the Grill but I will not keep from seeing everyone and making sure we keep in touch.


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As many of you know, the olive harvest in California was off by more then 30%. Although our harvest was down significantly, we'd like to honor Mother Earth on her day by celebrating what she did give us! The only property that we could harvest this year was Twin Sisters in the Suisun Valley. This is our second year harvesting Twin Sisters and we are grateful for the partnership we have formed with the Smith Family…a fifth generation Napa Valley family.
We let the crop hang a little longer this year as the cold weather slowed the ripening process…it got a little precarious at the end because the olives were still very green but allowing them to stay on the trees any longer would put them at risk of frost damage…so I finally called the pick. Because our crop was small….9 tons vs. 30….I decided to bring a mill to the property so we could produce the freshest oil possible. The magic of the extra virgin olive oil being bottled while the crop was coming in was indescribable….I wish you could have been there! For the next best thing, check out this video of the Twin Sisters harvest created by one of our staffers.
In honor of Mother Earth, we would like to openly thank her for the crop that we did get this year. A little tough love reminds us to continue to take care of the planet. A very dear Peruvian Shaman recently told me … "NOTHING on earth is yours but all of it is here for YOU" … we need to remember not to take things for granted and that the Earth does need care, consideration, reverence and love so it can continue to bring goodness to our future generations.
Happy Earth Day!
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Fashion and comfort go hand in hand in these charming pointed toe flats by Dollhouse. The Link has a chain trim and a metallic accented heel for an edgy update on the classic ballet flat.
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'Undercover Boss' gives inside glimpse at O'Neill
Toby Bost, CEO of O'Neill clothing company, had a decision to make: Should he fire the retail worker who offered him marijuana?
The employee, a 23-year-old worker named Jesus at a Las Vegas O'Neill outlet store, had no clue he was talking to Bost. The stuffy, middle-age man sporting a polo shirt was supposed to be Fredrick Wilson – a contestant who was trying to win his own surf shop – not the head of one of the world's biggest surf brands.
Friday night's episode of the CBS show "Undercover Boss" offered viewers an inside glimpse at the inner-workings of O'Neill, trailing a disguised Bost as he pretended to be someone else to unsuspecting employees.
Throughout the one-hour segment, Bost – CEO of O'Neill apparel and umbrella company La Jolla Group for seven years – learned about glitches in the company as he visited four areas in the organization.
The first encounter made Bost cringe and left him visibly upset, as seasonal sales associate Jesus continuously talked about pot, slacked off on the job and showed he didn't know or even like the store's products.
"This style right here is dead; it's done," Jesus told him. "You'd never see me wear an O'Neill shirt."
"I just don't know what to do with this kid right now, I just want him to stop talking," Bost said. "He did a lot of things wrong today."
At the end of the segment, Bost met in Hawaii with four employees, including Jesus.
Bost opted to not fire Jesus, instead giving him the opportunity to take a training program at the company's Irvine headquarters, starting with a meeting with human resources on proper workplace etiquette.
Jesus said he appreciated the offer and planned to use the opportunity to the fullest.
"I'm embarrassed with everything I said," he said. "When he first told me he was the CEO of the company, I felt like my heart was going to explode out of my shirt."
Other employees also were shocked at the help Bost offered. Mike, a young stock clerk who was once homeless and still struggling to support his family, received a $10,000 bonus and $40,000 college fund. Desiree, an assistant retailer and single mom, received free trips to a theme park, rent payments for a year and a $20,000 bonus. Jorge, who works in screen printing, received $40,000 to help with his family's medical bills.
"Being undercover this week, I really got to see how the business operates. I know now we can't let anyone exist on their own island," Bost said. "I'm committed more than ever now to this brand and to the great team of employees. If I can really pull them in and connect the dots between corporate and the rest of the company, I think we're really going to create some magic."
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Since the Rebels started practice earlier this month no position has seen as much experimentation as defensive end.
Clearly, Hugh Freeze and his staff are trying to find an answer to the pass rush problems that plagued this team last year. The Rebels had just 13 sacks a year ago, compared to 34 by opponents.
Only five of those sacks came from defensive ends, and they were produced by Wayne Dorsey and Gerald Rivers, who are no longer with the team. Only one sack was credited to a defensive lineman — tackle Uriah Grant — who is back with the team this season.
There are high hopes and expectations for sophomore C.J. Johnson who will hold down one end spot. The other is an opportunity for someone, and in camp senior E.J. Epperson won over Freeze and the defensive staff with his effort. Epperson is described in this update as not the most talented player but as someone who will play with maximum effort each play.
Epperson is an interesting story, a senior who correctly assessed himself as the backup tight end and sought the move to a position he hadn't played since high school at Class 2A Humboldt, Tenn.
There have been other experiments here, like sophomore Ralph Williams moving from linebacker. Cameron Whigham brings some experience, and Channing Ward brings raw potential.
With so many unknowns at the position, it's important to have someone like Epperson leading the way with work ethic.


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Courts on Campus
These exhibitions give Detroit Mercy Law students a first-hand look at what it is like to practice before a trial or appellate court. In the past several years, the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, Michigan Supreme Court, the Michigan Court of Appeals, and the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan have held official court sessions at UDM. During the hearing day, attorneys present their arguments, and the Justices and attorneys frequently take extra time to give advice to students. These events are always well attended and touted as a tremendous learning opportunity.


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Keen Newport H2 Sandal
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Get ready for adventure in the women's waterproof Newport H2 fisherman sandal from Keen! Typical of the brand, this slip-on water shoe features durable, high-quality materials and is built to last.
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Kanders offers fabulous footwear with optimum quality and technology. The Algon oxford will live up to your standards with its fine leather and padded insole, and is a perfect dress shoe for the office.
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We often give in order to receive, we love our friends and hate our enemies, we go the first mile but dare not travel the second, we forgive but dare not forget.
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On Jan. 21 we celebrated the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and we saw the second inauguration of the first African-American president of the United States. We took some time to reflect on the movement lead by Dr. King to bring justice to the world. We celebrated the changes that have taken place because of him and sadly looked at the changes that still need to take place. In some fundamental ways, King's dream for justice remains just a dream.
In his Spiritual Exercises, St. Ignatius challenges us all to go beyond dreaming. Ignatius points out that changes in the world require changes in each person. If the love of God is going to be seen in this world, then each person needs to feel the love of God for themselves to be able to reflect His love to others. If justice is to be found in all of our institutions, then each person needs to be free from the fears of losing themselves or things which drive them to compete. Dreams become reality only in the freedom found in the felt knowledge of God's love.
This has never been an easy transformation, even for St. Ignatius or Martin Luther King. All human beings seem to have default attitudes of fear which stifle loving relationships to be established.
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I had taken Professor Becker's Property class as a 1L and hadn't seen him since the school year began. A few days into the school year, Professor Becker walked by a table at which I was sitting in the commons. After passing me, he stopped in his tracks, turned around, and said "Mr. Slavinsky, I think I preferred you as a brunette." I'm sure I caught the hint of a smile as he turned and walked away.
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What was Akiko's spin? hair cutter? Biellmann? looked strange.
From where I sat watching in the arena, I did not agree with the placements of the SP that had Suzuki in fourth place--she was underscored. I would have had her in 2nd or very close 3rd with Kostner. Definitely ahead of Murakami. Makes me wonder what's in those protocols.
--Alyssa was just marvelous--a gorgeous program, done well. Everyone in the arena was holding their collective breath to see if she'd get through all those jumps unscathed (her headcase reputation precedes her, lol). I was sitting near a small group of Russian fans during the Sr Dance, Men, and Ladies competitions, and Alyssa was the ONLY skater for which they gave a rousing ovation and lusty cheers after the performance. Dare we all hope for a clean program tomorrow....
--Suzuki was On, and my feeling is that she can and should out-PCS Ando every day of the week and twice on Sundays. Not sure why judges seem to feel opposite. Thought her score when it came out was low--I was expecting at least a 60.00.
--Kostner skated well to a very pretty program. She did a good job but the tech content isn't there. Kudos for doing a triple-triple, which keeps her competitive through the SP at least. She looked relaxed for a change. I am glad she stayed upright, but thought her 62.13 mark was a tad generous.
--Murakami. I just don't see what the hype is about this girl. The program is too cutesy for me, though it works for her at this stage in her career. The second half of it starts to grate on my nerves. Even with the 3-3, thought she was a bit overscored. She's got some ugly jumping techniques, also. Her other elements aren't as good as Suzuki's, but she's the new Judge's Pet. The saccharine-and-bubbles routines will hopefully be retired by Team Murakami after this season, otherwise she's going to start to look a little silly. I would agree that she skated better than Ando and Flatt at this competition.
--Ando--Looked "off" even at warm-up. Tech elements aren't gelling for her tonight. Trying to be musical but it seems forced. Is this new music? I don't remember it from CoC. Somehow I don't see her roaring back in the LP tomorrow.
--Flatt: A mess and very slow, she also looked "off" but I assume it was due to injury. I like her new look but I don't like this program. Crowd not into it at all, it's like she's the warm-up act to the main competition. Ouch! Injury aside, I can't help but think that she would have benefited incredibly by moving to another coach about 3-4 years ago.
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Several posters thought Akiko was underscored - and as much as I like her I did not see exceptional jumps or spins and not sure if she is even interpreting the music during the steps as well as she normally does. I like her LP better and still think WSS is better than this season's "Fiddler."
I have no idea who will win tomorrow - other than to say the one who makes the fewest mistakes.
Thanks for these live impressions! Very informative! lol at the "every day and twice on Sundays!" phrase -- just the phrase itself is funny, I'm not gloating about Ando, whom I like very much as a tech skater. Nice to hear Alissa got such a reaction from an otherwise reserved group of spectators.
good luck to all tomorow.
great skate from alissa, kanako, caroline kostner
Are there any youtubes of the ladies yet, especially Alissa? And thanks for all of your reports, too.
Yey Alissa!!!!!!!!! I've only just now read in and I haven't even seen the programs but I'm thrilled for Alissa and for Caro. While they may not be perfect so far this season are showing why they are still in the game.
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Mine is incredibly weak. I'm using the first couple storm calling spells and the clannfear pet. Pet can't hold agro for crap, and even with heavy armor while blocking I get beat down fast (does blocking not work vs non-weapon physical attacks?).
I swear the storm calling buff for armor seems to do nothing to help protect me. And the other one.... worthless unless the enemy is 4 seconds from death.
Should I respec? If so how is that done?
I'm also leveling incredibly slow, so if someone has a guide on leveling faster because I can't stand being this weak for much longer.
Crystal shard from the Dark magic line is almost a must have. Damage plus knocks them down. Get that asap. Pets at this point are lame. Dont use them.
At this point I use a resto staff, with crystal shard and mages fury. I also have the 2 heals from resto staff on my bar. I am thinking of switching it to 2handed at 15 and leaving the healing for reserve. Lightening form is ok but dont rely on it. Mix it up.
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Try Dark Magic 1, it's very good dps, and knocks the mob down. 2 of those usually either kills the mob or gets the mob down low enough for you to finish off with a staff. Knock down is useful because of course, it buys you time to cast another or gain distance. Also Dark Magic 2 roots the mobs in place, giving you even more time to gain distance or cast more spells on them. It's frontal aoe so it roots all the mobs in front of you in a cone. I find these 2 spells more useful than the lightning 1 & 2, at least in the early stages.
I know the lightning 1 will be good when you want to aoe. But seeing that you're having difficulties right now, I doubt you're aoeing yet. Sorcs are supposed to be light weight because their dps is amazing when used properly.
Originally posted by adam_nox
Mine is incredibly weak. I'm using the first couple storm calling spells and the clannfear pet. Pet can't hold agro for crap, and even with heavy armor while blocking I get beat down fast (does blocking not work vs non-weapon physical attacks?). I swear the storm calling buff for armor seems to do nothing to help protect me. And the other one.... worthless unless the enemy is 4 seconds from death. Should I respec? If so how is that done? I'm also leveling incredibly slow, so if someone has a guide on leveling faster because I can't stand being this weak for much longer.
Not sure which Alliance you are playing for or what level you are but if you skipped the starter island and just went straight into the thick of the continent it may feel like you are being overpowered by things, check the level of the monsters you are fighting. I would recommend getting the ship to the starter island and leveling up there first before going to the mainland if you haven't done this already.
You can reset at the Shrine of Stendarr http://segmentnext.com/2014/04/02/the-elder-scrolls-online-how-to-reset-skills-and-attributes/
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I'm only level 8, but I feel I've come up with a rotation that is easy and very effective for 1 on 1 situations at least.
Crystal shard (knocks them down), the moment crystal shard fires I start powering up a full strength staff attack. It connects about the time they stand up. Now they are running at me, then I hit them with that destruction staff skill that knocks them back, which I have further morphed to have it knock them back and stun them. I now have time to hit them with another full charge staff attack AND a crystal shard attack, which then lets me hit them with ANOTHER full powered staff attack. Rinse / repeat.
Obviously this works best 1 on 1 and against ranged mobs you have to tailor it a little bit. But even against melee bosses I have worked that rotation to the point of receiving almost zero damage each time.
Then there is just the basic blocking and countering.
If you see a white animation surrounding them hold right mouse button to block
If you see a red animation surrounding them hold right mouse button then press left to counter
Each of those done successfully stuns them
I have a lvl 13 Sorc right now and I haven't had any problmes. Saving most of my skill points for level 15 when I can switch between weapons, but I've put some I've put two into the first of every sorc skill, bow, and 1h/shield. I'm leveling them all at the same time so I can pick what I want for my build at 15.
Right now I have my pet out, then start with either Venom Arrow or Puncture depending on the weapon, then use an endless fury, then a crystal fragments, then repeat.
I'm wearing a mix of heavy armor for survivability and light armor for magicka regen. Though, at this level, I wear what ever the best piece is armor wise.
Finally, be sure to take some passives, They can raise your magicka pool, reduce cost of spells, increase their efficiency etc.
When I got into beta the only thing I did was explore the starter isle and play with the classes, as I didnt want to ruin my play experience.
And as I love my ranged casters, 1st thing I noticed was how awful and weak the pet class was for the sorc and never even considered it after playing with it for a few hours. I think its the weakest skill line out of all the classes.
I put most of my points (only level 10 atm) into destruction inferno staff, magic regen, and light armor. Im a Brenton so my "build" is going to focus on fast magic regen and a large magic pool.
I morphed Mages Fury to Endless Fury so that it gives mana back on death, and of course spent points on the staff to get the knock-back from Destructive Touch, then took the light armor passive Recovery (and wear all light armor) for a 14% M-regen, and the Storm Calling passive Capacitor for another 5% M-regen, along with food regen buffs, and rune dmg buffs, and last the Gift of Magnus to increase my magicka pool.
So basically I can by being conservative with my magicka, have a high magic DPS toon, along with a decent CC knock-back. Having a high damage staff with a poison or disease damage rune helps a lot too.
Im not sure if Im going to move into the Dark Magic line or take some of the destruction staffs AOE abilities.
Edit: And I forgot to mention Soul Trap morphed to Consuming Trap as a free DOT that restors magicka and uses Stamina to cast.
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on paper the destruction staff spell just looks so expensive for not much damage. My staff itself seems to do very little damage for a full charged shot.
I guess crystal is the way to go.
btw I didn't skip the starter islands, I've been trapped on them since I started because of slow leveling.
game really needs to pick up the pace.
Originally posted by adam_nox
on paper the destruction staff spell just looks so expensive for not much damage. My staff itself seems to do very little damage for a full charged shot. I guess crystal is the way to go. btw I didn't skip the starter islands, I've been trapped on them since I started because of slow leveling. game really needs to pick up the pace.
If you construct your own staffs, or would that be staves, they are just a little better than the dropped ones.
So lets say for example you have a infero staff that does 14 damage, your crafted one would do 15, and if you improve it with "pitch" it does a another +3 for a total of 18, and if you add a +4 dmg rune that staff is putting out some really nice DPS at 22.
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I think the problem is players are trying to play it like a traditional sorcerer.
You can use any armor and any weapon. You should have at least 1 piece of every armor and at least one skill from each class tree while leveling.
Most of these problems are L2P issues. They dumbed down the game from beta because of all the whiners.
Originally posted by adam_nox
on paper the destruction staff spell just looks so expensive for not much damage. My staff itself seems to do very little damage for a full charged shot. I guess crystal is the way to go. btw I didn't skip the starter islands, I've been trapped on them since I started because of slow leveling. game really needs to pick up the pace.
If you're still on the starter island, you'll find crystal shard pretty powerful. One will about kill a mob, 2 guarantees a kill. There's nothing wrong with the game's pace, you just have to pick the right spells/skills. I initially compared dark magic & lightning lines, it was easy to pick dark magic because it was obviously better damage. Plus knockdown is a no brainer.
I do agree with the poster above, a lot of the issues are L2P issues. For some people, they may feel insulted when someone says L2P. But for me, starting in a new game, having some rough edges because I don't totally know the game from the start is actually a plus for me. The last thing I want is to be a pro at a new game starting at level 1. It'd be pointless to even level up and play a new game if you can't get owned early on, or make some mistakes here & there.
If you do the 3 main things that combat has in this game, you can almost kill everything naked with just a weapon.
1. Block the white flashing attacks.
2. Interrupt the red flashing attacks.
3. Get the hell out of red ground target stuff.
All other attacks are white hits(auto attacks) and don't really hurt too bad unless it's a elite or boss.
On my sorc, I kill about everything before it even gets in melee to hit me once... not sure what you're doing.
Originally posted by adam_nox
on paper the destruction staff spell just looks so expensive for not much damage. My staff itself seems to do very little damage for a full charged shot. I guess crystal is the way to go. btw I didn't skip the starter islands, I've been trapped on them since I started because of slow leveling. game really needs to pick up the pace.
I'm surprised you are having trouble with it if you are on the starter island. I played a high elf sorcerer in beta and used the familiar, electro skill line and destruction staff, wore a mixture of armour and had no problems.
I just made sure to have the familiar up, fired off an electro range attack a few times followed quickly by a staff attack from a distance. If the familiar didn't hold their attention then when they got close I used the staff skill line in close. Never had a problem with single or groups using that method. Only played to about lvl 6 with that character though.
I'm planning on changing it up when I start playing and using the dark magic line more and dual wielding in close instead of staff. Lots of good suggestions by other posters regarding blocking and countering and using the dark magic line. Hope it works out for you.
Originally posted by Damedius
I think the problem is players are trying to play it like a traditional sorcerer. You can use any armor and any weapon. You should have at least 1 piece of every armor and at least one skill from each class tree while leveling. Most of these problems are L2P issues. They dumbed down the game from beta because of all the whiners.
You can play the sorcerer like a traditional caster just fine. I'm a pure caster in full light armor that uses destro/resto staves and I do fine.
Originally posted by Damedius You can use any armor and any weapon. You should have at least 1 piece of every armor and at least one skill from each class tree while leveling.
I dont really think this is necessary. Yes, you'll have immidiate access to everything, but its easy to catch up with a skill line you havent used. My main skill lines are around 25 and I just started to lvl one I havent used at all. Lvld it from 1 to 15 during single quest line.
There are a couple of things everyone should consider when they're first starting out in ESO.
I know the game plops you at the start of the first Open World city of your faction. For Ebonheart, it will be Morrowind. For Daggerfall... it will be Daggerfall. I can't think of what the other is, but you get the picture. Before you do anything else... walk out of the house you start in, walk immediately toward the person who gives you the quest to go back to the starter island, and then go immediately to the starter island. No if's, and's, or but's. Just do it. People seem to want to skip these areas because of popular word of mouth about them being bad... but they really aren't. They're very directed and very tutorial-like - yes. This is for your benefit. You will have plenty of free-roaming after you do yourself this favor. And besides that... they aren't that bad. In fact... they're actually very good from an MMO standpoint. The only reason why these areas get a bad rap is because they were comparing the Open World vibe against a Single Player Elder Scrolls game. Just relax, expect it to be as good as any other MMO, and you'll be alright.
This is so necessary, I even recommend this for veteran players. Why? Because the first time through, you're going to spend about 10 hours in these first few zones - give or take. You'll be learning the game, and trying to concentrate on the stories and exploring, etc... When you go through the area a second time - those 10 hours suddenly become maybe 2-3 hours. And it's easy XP.
No matter what class you are playing; no matter what race you are playing; no matter what build you have in mind - until you reach level 8-10... you should be wearing the absolute best armor you can find, regardless of what it is. If you know later on that you want to wear light armor - then it's okay to wear three or four pieces of it just so your skill in it will advance and you can invest in some passives. But the rest of your armor should be providing you with the best defense you can get your hands on. Don't worry about the numbers. All of them are too small to matter anyway. You'll have plenty of time to get into that later.
No matter what class you are playing; no matter what race you are playing; no matter what build you have in mind - until you reach level 8-10... you should be trying your best to keep at least 2 stats at an equal level. I suggest Magicka and Stamina, with more emphasis on Stamina. These two Attributes directly affect your ability to use your Attacks: Magicka affects spells, Stamina affects weapons. Even if you want a Magicka build later on. Even if you are using mostly Spells. Put points into Stamina and keep it equal for the first few levels. You can change this stuff later if you want to... but right now... you just need to survive long enough to get your feet on the ground. Moreover, I would argue that Stamina is the most important Attribute, ESPECIALLY in the early game. With it, you can: Sprint, Dodge, Block, Intterupt, and use Weapon Abilities. Because you will be using the best armor you can get your hands on at this point, Health can be left behind for now. Focus on Magicka and Stamina, but mainly Stamina.
You have 5 Abilities and an Ultimate from beginning to end of this game. What does this tell you? Having a large number of Skills isn't that important. What is important is having a few really good Skills, and knowing how to use them. For starters, you won't be getting an Ultimate until around lvl 9. So don't even worry about it. Each one of your Class' Starter Spells will more than likely be the most useful Spell in that Line. Whichever line you want, get it, and then immediately after, get a Weapon Skill. Immediately after this - start focusing on some Passive abilities in Armor. It doesn't hurt to put some points in all of them. You don't have to go nuts, but I would say at least 1 point in all 3 if you want - focus on the ones that affect Regeneration. I know this sounds counter-intuitive, but it isn't. You'll be glad you did later on - trust me. You are not limited to wearing one kind of armor in this game like you are in other MMO's. Use this to your advantage. I know - you want to be a Tank - why would you wear Light armor at all? Because, a Tank is only a Tank, because a Tank has a Spell that makes him a Tank. With a few pieces of Light armor, you can put some points into Light Armor Skill and upgrade your Magicka - thus making you a better Tank. There's all sorts of ways to look at this. Later on - you'll want to be more specialized. And that's okay. For right now... you need to be a Jack-of-All-Trades. Your first respec will be 1200g. By the time you start feeling like you need a respec to be more exact in the expression of your character - you'll have the cash to do that, easily.
The Start Islands are great for this, which is the primary reason why I suggest going to them first, no matter what. The enemies are pretty simple, they aren't usually in groups, and you can learn to control your actions and learn to identify situations when you need to dodge or interrupt or something. In essence... learn to play.
Now, for Sorcerer specifically...
Here is the rough of my build.
I am a : Redgaurd Sorcerer - Storm Calling and Conjuring.
You might be scratching your head about being a Redguard. But there are 2 reasons for this. First, I just wanted to play one. Beyond any other reason... this is the only one that matters to me. When you build your own character - you should pick your Race for the same reason. Secondly, Storm Calling and Light Armor both have plenty of Passives that can handle your Magicka. You don't need extra stuff from something like High Elf or Breton. It's overkill. Instead, Redguard gives me access to some serious Stamina related stuff - which as you read above, is what I consider to be the most important Attribute in the Game. Because I already have 2 sources of Magicka maintenance, I can feel good about having some Stamina Maintenance. You don't have to choose Redguard. You can play anything. You just have to think about where you are lacking, and make up for it somewhere else - which means you're going to need some Medium Armor somewhere in your build.
Storm Calling: It gives you your most important Spell within the line, front and center.
Mage's Fury: This spell is great. It takes a minute to get used to, because it splits the damage. To make maximum use of it, you need to rely on your Weapon Ability in conjuction with it. My Weapon Ability is linked to 2 Handed Swords. This is the only Spell I have that has been Morphed, and I'm just now lvl 14. I morphed it at level 13. Don't feel pressured to Morph your stuff too soon. Morphing an ability requires a Skill Point, and that Skill Point might be more useful in a Passive somewhere...
Lightning Form: This spell is... okay. It's essentially a short duration AoE DoT with a few extras built in: enhanced speed and a minor defense buff. I personally don't know if this is the greatest thing ever, but since my build is starving for AoE, it helps. If you have other AoE options, I don't know that I would worry about this too much.
Capacitor: Like I said... you don't need to be a Breton when you have this. All Sorcerers can get it, and frankly... it's a must have regardless of your build.
Overload: I have this Ultimate ability. In the hands of an expert... I'm sure it could be really great. I saw potential there, but... I have another option currently that for now is better.
Conjuring: It's pretty crap. But I have it, and I have it for one main reason.
Unstable Familiar: So... to do anything in Conjuring, you have to first get this. Is it crap? Ehhh... yes and no. It's not a proper pet, that's for sure. If you want anything out of this line, you have to get it and level it up at least some, so it really doesn't matter. I wouldn't worry about Morphing this, frankly.
Storm Atronarch: This is the reason to get Conjuring. Now THIS is a proper Ultimate Ability. If you find yourself in a situation where you can't handle what's going on... this thing will solve all your problems - guaranteed. It takes a beating, it covers a wide radius, it steals aggro, and it totally obliterates everything.
Dark Magic: I don't use it, but that doesn't mean it's worthless. It's just not something that interests me at the moment.
However, that being said, it wouldn't be a bad idea to at least get the first ability, Crystal Shard, if for no other reason than to rank up the Skill Line. Later on when you want to respec and you want to be more focused, there is some great CC in there that will be useful to you, especially in PvP if that's your thing. So, it's a smart move to at least unlock it.
I use: 2 Handed Weapons.
Now... Redgaurds have Shield Affinity. Other Races have similar affinities with various things. But... none of that really has any affect on the power of one's character. Why not? Because all it does is increase the XP gain with whatever weapon affinity the race has. In the grand scheme of things... frankly... this doesn't matter. So, I can use whatever I want, really. So can you!
Melee Weapons: Keep in mind that if you pick a Melee Weapon, they're all going to mean similar things to the rest of your build: you're going to be in fisti-cuffs with enemies, so you need to play your build accordingly... which means more Armor. If you're going Sword and Board, you could do with maybe one less Heavy Armor piece, but even then, consider your Passives. At any rate, you don't need more HP... you need more Armor, and you need some Passives to support it - THAT'S what you need to consider. You should be thinking about more armor anyway. As I've said, it doesn't matter what character you are playing, it's always important and useful. But if you're going to be in Melee Combat... you're going to take special extra care.
Ranged Weapons: For Ranged Weapons, the most important thing to remember is that whatever it is you do when you first attack a target... that attack is going to be a Sneak Attack. I don't care - NO! It WILL be a Sneak Attack! There's no reason not to do it. All you have to do is press CTRL and wait 1.5 seconds. It's that simple. When you open with a Sneak Attack - half your troubles are GONE. In Beta, one of the most fun things I did was just running around with a Bow and murdering everything. How did I do this? Nothing fancy. I just used a simple bow, and I opened with an ordinary Heavy Attack Sneak Attack. But the best part is... you can use Sneak Attack with staves too!
Staves: I don't suggest this as a starting weapon for any class or race. There is a big reason for this which I will get to later. If you want to be a ranged character - use a Bow.
I use: 3 Pieces of Light Armor, 2 Pieces of Medium Armor, 2 Pieces of Heavy Armor. Why? This sounds crazy! But it isn't.
I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, "Hey, I want my set bonus, which means I need at least 5 of any type I want. Also, the more pieces I have, the better my Passives work!" And you know what? All of that is true. But read on, grass hopper.
Light Armor: Here, the most important and immediate thing you want, is Recovery. No, not Evocation. You want Recovery. You can get Evocation later. But right now, you NEED to Regenerate your Magicka more than you need to have less costly Spells. Why? Because your character, no matter what build or class you are playing... it is starving for Regen Stats. You gotta get these going, pronto. Don't worry about Prodigy. You need Light Armor lvl 35 to get that. You aren't getting that until you're at least Character Level 20-25. That's a long time from now. Again, you can respec this stuff later. Right now, just trust me on this.
Medium Armor: Same deal, here. You want to get Wind Walker, first thing. Don't even bother with Dexterity until you have Wind Walker. In fact, because I know you're going to be using Medium Armor... I would say you need this even before you need Recovery... even as a Sorcerer, you need Wind Walker first.
Now, I have a little bit of a different set-up here. I got Dexterity instead of Wind Walker. Why? Because I am a Redguard. Redguard has a Passive that allows me with 1 point to have a 3% bonus to my Stamina Regen. This will cap at 9%. Ultimately, Wind Walker will cap higher, and I may rethink this later on. But for the moment... just starting out... it's unnecessary to have both going.
SPECIAL IMPORTANT NOTE about Light and Medium Armor: Magicka and Stamina control a few different things. Magicka is used when you cast a Spell or use a Staff Weapon Ability. Stamina is used when you use a Melee Weapon, a Bow, or use a Special Maneuver like Interrupt, Dodging, etc. You need to consider how many of these you have going on with your build and your Hotbar, and you need to consider that you will always be using interrupts and the like.
Personally, I would never suggest starting the game with a Staff as the first weapon of choice. The reason for this is because you just don't have the numbers to support 2 different taps from a single resource - Magicka. This is why I suggest that if you are going to start the game - pick a Melee Weapon or pick a Bow. This way, you are drawing from two different resources during combat. Otherwise, you're going to have a seriously hard time - this is always the case.
Again, and I cannot stress this enough. When you are first starting out... you need to consider yourself a Jack-of-All-Trades. You can respec and specialize later.
Heavy Armor: Same thing here. You're going to get Constitution for the same reasons as the other Armors.
A word about Enchantments:
When you hit lvl 10-12, you're going to want the next obvious upgrade in power. Skill points will be coming in slower now, but the enemies will be a little tougher. You've crafted the best gear you can for the moment, and you can't afford the vendor stuff. What to do?
Go to the Enchanter. They sell basic utility Enchantments, and they're pretty cheap. The only Enchantments you'll get for Armor will be either Magicka, Stamina, or Health upgrades. This is where you can make some decisions and start your journey into a more specialized roll.
The thing to consider here is that each piece of Armor provides you with different ratings on Enchantments. The Helmet, Chest, Legs, and Boots all should give you the maximum Enchantment rating, I believe. That means that if the Enchantment says it will give you 10 extra Stamina... then putting it on one of these Armor pieces will give you 10 Stamina. The Shoulders, Hands, and Belt, will give you a fraction of that. So take this into account.
You'll be needing some Enchantments for all 3 Attributes, but as a Sorcerer, you'll need a little more Magicka to boost your Spells. Just be smart about divying this up. You have 7 pieces. I recommend having 2 Enchantment of Magicka on 2 of the big 4 Armor Pieces, and 1 on a minor one. I then suggest 1 Enchantment of both Stamina and Health on the remaining big pieces of Armor, and another 1 of both on the remaining minor pieces. It doesn't matter if the pieces are Heavy, Medium, or Light. Just stick them on anything.
Final Remarks:
Other than this... I would say that around lvl 20-25, you're going to want to do a respec. Feel free. I don't know how viable these tips will be in the late game or PvP... but they WILL help you when you are first starting out. And... they're pretty universal. There are a lot of principals in there that can keep you alive.
My character wrecks shit. That's all i can say. And I haven't done anything outside of what I have written here. My brother plays, and he is constantly getting his ass kicked. He has front loaded all of this abilities into a very focused build... and he is always saying how he needs a specific Ability or whatever for his build to work.
No kidding, just tonight we were playing. He was trying to kill this Hag Witch. It killed him at least 10 times. He simply couldn't kill her. He finally got me to help. So I ran over to him (I had the same quest) and told him not to help. I just HAD to see how difficult this Hag Witch actually was.
Remember, he was slaughtered by her at least 10 times. I went up to her, and she was dead in about 15 seconds. I laughed my ass off for a good 5 minutes after that. It was simply ridiculous to see how much more powerful I was than he was.
Things might change later on once he gets his clutch abilities in line. And that's fine. My character will change too once I get my own clutch abilities in line. The difference is... he will be struggling and frustrated the whole way. I on the other hand will continue to wreck shit.
I hope this helps
"Change is the only constant."
I'm level 8. I'm not going to sit around crafting anything.
lol mages fury. You do realize that it will only do it's full damage once in a fight right? If you are plinking away with a staff (mine is damage rating 17 I think which is the best I've found and takes FOREVER to kill anything with), then sure, cast that and hope that within 4 seconds the enemy falls to 20%. Rarely happens at my level.
Many of you aren't reading my posts, some of you haven't played a sorc, and a lot of advice here makes no sense. Of course I'm wearing the highest armor rating stuff I can find ffs. It's not rocket science.
After picking up crystal shard, it's much easier, because that spell does like 3 times the dps of anything else a mage can do. How the eff is anyone using weapon attacks with a sorc, they do (at my level) like hardly any damage. You sit there and do a full charge attack for maybe 10% of their health while they beat the shit out of you, that's a losing tactic against anything equal level or higher.
Also one last rant, you can move completely away from an enemy's attack and it still hits. Only about half of attacks are actually dodgeable through movement, and the actual dodge takes half your stamina bar it's laughable. Oh yeah I'll hold LMB to exploit... knocking them down for 0.5 seconds lol. Thanks for that.
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