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About the Show: TVM celebrates the experiences of women of all ages while acknowledging the many forms and effects of abuse and misinformation perpetrated against them. Playwright Eve Ensler based each segment – some funny, some tragic, all inspiring – on her interviews with women and girls throughout the country and the world. This production includes descriptions and depictions of violence against women, mature language and explicit sexual material.
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Wednesday night I filled a tank (my first tank) to 3200 before turning it off to going to bed.
Last night I tried to fill a different bottle and it would only fill to about 1800psi before shutting off. Not 100% sure on the presser, all I have is the tank gauge to go by. I did put the first bottle back on and it would only run for a min before tripping the shut of switch.
After the problem started I did relube the air pistons but it didn't help.
Do I get a prize for being the first one to break a shoebox?


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I want to start out by saying that I am not a Chiefs fan, but I do have a great respect for the team and Andy Reid. The Chiefs have made it further than anyone could have ever dreamed and they deserve it too. All that aside, with your upcoming game in Denver, I have to voice one concern...
Alex Smith.
Now before you call me a "hater," hear me out. I am a 49ers fan that wanted badly for Alex to do good and when Harbaugh came in, my wishes seemed to come true. The team made it all the way to the NFC Championship game and the Super Bowl was just around the corner. Of course, as you all know, Kyle Williams had something to say about that (2 muffed punts). To me, however, Kyle Williams did not deserve all the blame. Alex Smith was only 1 for 13 on third downs, 1 for 13! Still, all the focus was on Kyle Williams.
The point I am trying to make here is that the Chiefs with Alex might, with enough heart, get past Denver this upcoming Sunday and, down the road they might even win a playoff game with Alex, but the Super Bowl is just not a plausible goal with him. The Chiefs, as far as I can tell, are just like the 2011 49ers, except with a weaker run game. Although Alex Smith might not blatantly lose you a play-off game, he will set you up for a loss. It might be in the form of a fumble from Charles or a muffed punt, after Alex puts the team in that situation by, say, going 1 for 13 on third downs. After the loss, the blame will not be on Alex, but you will know, just like I did 2 years ago, that he is to blame.
I hope I am wrong about this, I really do (You do not know how bad I want to see a 49ers-Chiefs Super Bowl). Still, I know you know, deep down inside, that Alex is a liability.
Again, I am sorry.


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VANCOUVER — One of the greatest strengths of Henrik Sedin is his toughness. Who knew?
No one can do what he is doing without a ferocious competitiveness burning inside.
Sedin is about to eclipse hometown idol Markus Naslund's career scoring record of 756 points for the Vancouver Canucks.
Sedin has played 592 consecutive games in the National Hockey League and, for most of those nights, the opposition's primary goal has been to stop, through all means including intimidation and physical abuse, Henrik and Daniel Sedin from scoring.
Henrik has captained the Canucks during the most successful four-year period in franchise history, the last two as captain. The Swedish brothers have maintained their elite standing by working harder each summer than the previous one, a commitment to their team and themselves that is not wavering at age 32.
Despite a vicious barrage of criticism early in their NHL careers and the periodic recurrence of the most base and ignorant charge that the Sedins are "sisters," the brothers never fail to stand in front of the net or microphones despite the bashing they absorb in both places.
Truly, they are two of the toughest guys who have ever played for the Canucks. And the two best.
Henrik stated Monday the Sedins' desire to sign another contract with the team when their current deals expire in 2014. Given the nature of their game and of them, the Sedins should far surpass 1,000 points apiece in Vancouver uniforms. And none of it will really matter to them unless they also win a Stanley Cup.
So you'll excuse Henrik for not being as excited as some people think he should be Tuesday night against the Minnesota Wild if he collects his 756th and 757th points as a Canuck. He and Danny are a long way from being done.
"We were criticized, fairly, a lot of times," Henrik said after Monday's practice. "To go through that and become bigger players than a lot of people thought, I think that's the main thing.
"We came over when we were 19 and (initially) we wanted to go back to Sweden every morning we woke up. It was tough. But now we enjoy every minute here, coming down to the rink, and seeing your kids grow up here.
"It's a honour to be (captain) in a Canadian city, and being a Swede and going through the things that we've been through to get this far."
Naslund, whom Henrik noted made the same challenging journey from an outdoor rink in Ornskoldsvik to the NHL and the Canucks, was partly responsible for talking the Sedins down off the ledge when they considered returning permanently to Sweden during their first three seasons in Vancouver.
Naslund's co-counsellor was Trevor Linden, who helped mentor the twins until his retirement in 2008. That was the year Naslund left as a free agent, joining the New York Rangers for one season before walking away from a lot of money to finish his career in Sweden.
Naslund broke Linden's career scoring mark his final season here. Their names are on two of the three jerseys hanging from the ceiling of Rogers Arena. The other belongs to Stan Smyl, the Canucks' senior adviser who had the scoring record before Linden came along.
Henrik understands the impact and magnitude of the company he is keeping in the record book.
"They don't take shifts off, don't cut corners, don't cheat," Linden said Monday of the twins. "You look around the league at the game's top guys and a lot of them play a lot of minutes and cheat on the offensive side of things. These guys play the game the way it has to be played. To me, that carries through the team and that's why the team has been so consistently good — because their best players respect how the game has to be played."
Linden predicted the Sedins will finish their careers "hundreds" of points ahead of any other Canuck. Daniel, 27 points behind Henrik, trails Linden by five on the all-time list.
"They're the type of players who have never done it on speed and power," Linden said when asked about the sustainability of the Sedins' game. "They did it by thinking and playing a real cerebral game and relying on one another. And that's really going to bode well for them continuing as they move on in their career. It was always about thinking and moving the puck and working together."
Smyl said: "They're tougher than people give them credit for. The thing that impresses me is their consistency, night after night. No matter what is put in front of them, you know what kind of effort you will get from them Henrik and Daniel."
There is a linear beauty to the Sedins' ascension in Vancouver. Smyl mentored Linden, who helped Danny and Hank.
Asked what he is most proud of as a Canuck, Daniel said: "I hope that we treat our teammates the way they want to be treated and the way we've been treated throughout these years. The stuff on the ice, it's going to be up and down. But you can always come to the rink with a good attitude and be happy because we live a good life."
It's astounding people still question the character of these guys.
"I think the people of Vancouver and the fans of the Canucks are so fortunate to have an athlete like him and his brother," Canuck coach Alain Vigneault said. "But the quality of those people as far as who they are and what they bring to the table, I've seen (Henrik) develop into a great person and a great leader.
"Probably his best leadership quality – him and his brother – is that they like to serve people. Their legacy is going to be great. But I believe they want their legacy to have a Stanley Cup in there, and hopefully we'll be able to do that together."


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Back in July of 2009 I wrote a post about advertising your professions in trade chat via macro. That post still gets over 200 views every day and people still email about getting errors when they use it even though I mentioned the fix for those errors in the comments. So today I'm going to go over that macro again, this time pointing out the steps you need to take to avoid the errors.
The Macro Itself
The part that is Red is where you put the name of whatever profession you want to show up, in the example we use Enchanting, but it can be whatever profession you have (Engineering, Leatherworking, Tailoring, etc). And yes, it does have to be in double-quotes.
The part that is Green is where you type in whatever message you want to appear along with the link. In this example I note that I have "Mongoose, Crusader, Surefooted and more" because those are enchants frequently asked for in trade chat on my server. So I try to draw a little extra attention to the link by noting those enchants. And that message also needs to be in the double-quotes.
/script CastSpellByName("Enchanting");SendChatMessage("Psynister's "..GetTradeSkillListLink().." all Cataclysm recipes available.","CHANNEL",nil,GetChannelName("Trade – City"));CloseTradeSkill();
When you use this particular macro, the result will be this:
"/2 Trade: Psynister's [Enchanting] all Cataclysm recipes available."
Making the Macro Work
This is the part that everyone keeps emailing me about, saying that it gives them errors and does work. When you copy that text from my blog to your game, it will not work. I can't tell you exactly what causes it, but I do know what the problem is and how to fix it. When you paste it into the game the double-quotes and dash characters register as the wrong characters in-game so it gives an error instead of running in.
In order to make the macro run you'll need to go through and delete all of the double-quotes and the dash between "Trade – City" by deleting it and then just typing it right back in. You'll be able to see the difference the copied double-quotes and your own double-quotes when you replace them, but I can't explain exactly why it happens.
Here is another copy of the macro, exactly the same, but with all of the punctuation you need to replace highlighted in red.
/script CastSpellByName("Enchanting");SendChatMessage("Psynister's "..GetTradeSkillListLink().." all Cataclysm recipes available.","CHANNEL",nil,GetChannelName("Trade – City"));CloseTradeSkill();
I don't think you actually need to replace the single quote in "Psynister's" in the example above, but since there's a chance that you do I went ahead and highlighted it as well. Now obviously, you're not going to use my name in front of your own macro, so replace that part with your own message or go ahead and remove it, and the same applies to the " all Cataclysm recipes available." part, either change it or delete it as needed.


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Now that I've covered the full process of leveling a Mage with the Frost tree, (and Arcane leveling can be summed up by saying "Frostbolt, Arcane Missiles, Frostbolt, Arcane Missiles" until we catch up with the guide I already have divided between Frost and Arcane leveling), it's time now to switch over to the final talent tree of Fire.
Early on Fire leveling is pretty much the same as any other mage in how it plays except that you're constantly flinging Napalm rather than Icicles. As you get higher though you'll find that your rotation changes up quite a bit over time until the word "rotation" becomes a part of the past and instead you follow something called "priority". But I'm getting ahead of myself there. For now, let us look at the art of napalm flinging, shall we?
Important Spells
Level 1-10:
Fireball: Hurls a fiery ball that causes Fire damage and additional Fire damage over 6 seconds.
Frostbolt: Launches a bolt of frost, causing Frost damage and slowing movement speed by 40% for 6 seconds.
Fireblast: Instantly blasts the enemy for Fire damage.
Frost Nova: Blasts enemies near the caster for Frost damage and freezes them in place for 8 seconds or until damage breaks the effect.
Polymorph: Transforms the enemy into a sheep for 20 seconds. Sheep cannot attack or cast spells, but will regenerate very quickly. Any damage will transform them back to their normal form.
You'll be spamming Fireball for a very long time, so you might as well get a feel for it now. The cast time will grow as you level, eventually capping at 3.5 seconds before any reductions. You'll only use Frostbolt as a means of slowing mobs down when you're playing as Fire, but slowing them down is really useful at lower levels so it made the list. Fireblast is our instant cast "finishing move", the spell we'll use to finish off a mob when it's low on health so that we don't have to sit through a cast time.
Frost Nova is an excellent tool for any Mage. You'll usually make use of it to freeze an enemy in place while you gain distance between you and the mob before going back to flinging Fireballs. However, Frost Nova is also a great spell to use for finishing off mobs that are very low on health (around 20 HP or so) as its mana cost is 1/3 of the cost of Fireblast. If you're not having to use Frost Nova defensively then use it as a low health finisher and if the mob still isn't dead then you can easily Shoot it to death with your wand while it's frozen in place.
Level 11-20
Slow Fall: Slows friendly party or raid target's falling speed for 30 seconds.
Flamestrike: Calls down a pillar of fire, dealing Fire damage to all enemies in the area and burning for additional Fire damage over 8 seconds.
Remove Curse: Remove 1 Curse from a friendly target.
Blink: Teleport yourself up to 20 yards forward. Frees the caster from stuns and bonds.
Blizzard: Ice shards pelt the target area dealing Frost damage over 8 seconds.
Evocation: Restore 60% of your total mana over an 8 seecond channeling.
Pyroblast: Hurls an immense fiery boulder that cuases Fire damage and burns for additional Fire damage over 12 seconds.
You can also teleport to any of your faction's starting city except for the Druidic races (Night Elf and Tauren) which you can get at 30 instead.
My love for Slow Fall runs deep. There are just so many uses for it even outside of combat that it's on my list of greatest spells in the game. Flamestrike is going to be our main AoE nuke spell while questing, though Blizzard will remain a very powerful AoE spell throughout the game as well. I generally macro the two of them together so that I can cast either one at any given time depending on the setup.
Remove Curse may not be used very much while we're leveling, but you're going to be called on to cast it when you get around level 80 so you might as well get used to where it's at and when to use it. Blink is another spell like Slow Fall deserving great praise. It's a spiffy little tool for running away or just getting around easier, but the real beauty of this spell that so many mages seem to miss is that Blink frees the caster from stuns and bonds. A "bond" is anything at all that stops you from moving except for something like a Death Knights Hungering Cold which freezes you in a block of ice. Frost Nova? Stuns? Roots? All can be "blinked" out of.
Evocation is your lifeblood, the key to your downtime. Use it when you're below 40% mana and only drink when you have to or when Evocation is on cooldown. For maximum benefit, use the glyph that goes with it to restore 60% of your health during the channel as well. Pyroblast is our level 20 talent, and for now we'll just be pulling with it since it has a huge cast time, but later on we'll lay waste to things with it as an instant cast.
Level 21-30
Scorch: Scorch the enemy for Fire damage.
Counterspell: Counters an enemy's spellcast, preventing any spells from that school from being cast for 8 seconds. High threat.
Conjure Mana Gem: Create a Mana Agate which when used restores 390 to 410 mana.
Ice Block: You become encased in a block of ice, protecting you from all attacks and spells for 10 seconds, but you cannot attack, move or cast spells.
Scorch will become much more important to us later on. For right now it's just a quick cast Fire spell that deals a bit of damage. After some talent points get spent though it will be a big boost to our crit chance. Counterspell is a great spell because it can be used either offensively or defensively. If you see a caster cooking up something that's going to hurt, counter it. If you see a caster about to heal someone, counter it. If you wish the mob would move a bit closer to his buddies, counter his spell so that he moves into melee during the time he can't cast. Just remember that countering someone's spells generally pisses them off, whether it's an NPC or another player.
Conjure Mana Gem is yet another step towards reducing our downtime and increasing our efficiency. You'll use your various mana gems throughout the rest of your career, so get used to using them now. They should be your first priority for restoring mana while in combat unless you have lower level mana pots that you just want to get rid by using them. Ice Block is your first OSB, a spell you cast when things go wrong and you think you might die. It's a solid offensive tool when you're using AoE as every mob you have agro on will run up and melee attack your ice block, and it's good defensively because you become immune to everything while it's up (at least until higher levels where other classes get the ability to destroy it). If you're in trouble with melee mobs it's a good idea to cast this, let them gather around, and then Frost Nova the second it wears off and blink away to either Bandage, potion, Evocate, or simply run away.
Talent Points
Fire is all about blowing things up and roasting mobs while they're still alive.
- Improved Fireball 5/5: Reduces the casting time of your Fireball spell by 0.5 seconds.
- Ignite 5/5: Your critical strikes from Fire spells cause the target to burn for an additional 40% of your spell's damage over 4 seconds.
- Pyroblast 1/1: Hurls an immense fiery boulder that causes Fire damage and burns for additional Fire damage over 12 seconds.
- Burning Soul 2/2: Reduces the pushback suffered from damaging attacks while casting Fire spells by 70% and reduces the threat caused by your Fire spells by 20%.
- World in Flames 2/3: Increases the critical strike chance of your Flamestrike, Pyroblast, Blast Wave, Dragon's Breath, Living Bomb, Blizzard and Arcane Explosion spells by 4%.
- Master of Elements 3/3: Your spell critical hits refund 30% of their base mana cost.
- Improved Scorch 2/3: Increases your chance to critically hit with Scorch, Fireball and Frostfire Bolt by an additional 2% and your damaging Scorch spells have a 66% chance to cause your target to be vulnerable to spell damage, increasing spell critical strike chance against the target by 5% and lasts for 30 seconds.
- Blast Wave 1/1: A wave of flame radiates outward from the caster, damaging all enemies caught within the blast for Fire damage, knocking them back and dazing them for 6 seconds.
With the otherwise long cast times that we have to deal with our first priority is Improved Fireball to cut down the time on our primary nuke. Ignite is one of our most important features as Fire Mages, causing our Fire crits to apply a Damage over Time (DoT) effect to the target. Scroll down a bit for more info on Ignite.
At level 20 we get one of our signature Fire spells, Pyroblast. It has a huge cast time at 5.0 seconds, but it hits like a truck and has it's own DoT effect that surpasses Fireball's DoT by a great deal. For right now we'll simply use it when pulling, when mobs are frozen via Frost Nova, or when we want to break Polymorph. As we get closer to level 60 this puppy is going to be an instant cast nuke of doom.
We take Burning Soul primarily for the reduced pushback when we're casting Fire spells, but if you're going to be running randoms then having that 20% threat reduction is pretty critical because as a Fire Mage you generate a lot of threat with your big hits and crits. World in Flames is another big talent for us since we love crits, but we can't make full use of it for a while yet so we're just building points in it for now. Still, an extra 4% crit on Flamestrike, Pyroblast, and Blast Wave (during this level range) is just what we're looking for.
Fire is known for its mana issues early on because it takes a lot of fuel to burn that much flesh. For now we'll buffer that with Master of Elements for a 30% mana refund when we crit. After level 60 we'll pad that further with talents from the Arcane tree, but this is as good as it gets for now. We'll finish our 20s with Improved Scorch to help further increase our crit chance.
And our level 30 talent is one of my favorite Fire spells, Blast Wave which is Fire's version of Frost Nova, but rather than freezing enemies in place we're going to knock them back and then daze them for 6 seconds. If you're a dungeon runner then you may want to consider getting the glyph for this so that the pushback is removed and the mana cost drops down a little bit, but being the PvP fan that I am I love the pushback for knocking scrubs off of cliffs and down to their doom. Back in the day you used to be able to use this spell while on a flying mount to knock flagged opponents off of their mounts as well. Those were good times. /sniffle
I'm going to take just a second to quote Tachyon on how Ignite works, and I encourage you to click on that link to read the rest of the description on Ignite and the rest of the article as well:
Ignite is a core mechanic you are expected to understand if you raid with fire.
Whenever one of your fire spells crits, it will do 40% of that damage as DoT (Damage over Time). On a single crit, there will be two Ingite ticks, the first after 2sec, the second after 4sec, both doing 20% of the direct damage component of the spell that crit. If other spell crits happen when there's still Ignite damage to tick, the new Ingite damage is added to the amount that is left to tick, and the timer starts anew to tick after 2/4 seconds.
Glyphs for Leveling
Major Glyphs
Glyph of Evocation: Also grants you 60% of your total health over the channeled time of your Evocation spell. [Req Lv 20]
Glyph of Mana Gem: Increases the mana recieved from using a mana gem by 40%. [Req Lv 30]
Glyph of Scorch: Increases the damage of your Scorch spell by 20%. [Req Lv 20]
Glyph of Fireball: Reduces the cast time of Fireball by 0.15 seconds, but removes the DoT effect.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of Slow Fall: Your Slow Fall spell no longer requires a reagent.
Glyph of Fire Ward: You have an additional 5% chance to reflect Fire spells while your Fire Ward is active.
Glyph of Frost Ward: You have an additional 5% chance to reflect Frost spells while your Frost Ward is active.
Evocation is probably the single best leveling glyph available to a mage. You're already going to be using it for mana restoration, but giving a 60% heal to a class that otherwise is unable to heal themselves is amazing. Mana Gem goes a long way towards reducing down time. You might not notice just how big that 40% is right now, but it will become increasingly apparent as you level up. Scorch is a dps alternative, but it's usefulness is going to depend on how often you use it. I mostly pull it out on boss fights in dungeons, and that's about it, so it's not great for me. Another DPS alternative is Fireball, which isn't bad but it's not especially great either. The cast time reduction is small to say the least, but the loss of the DoT isn't too big since the DoT sucks anyway.
For minors Slow Fall is your glyph, hands down. It usually costs around 45g to get the thing because every mage wants it, so if you can't afford it then go with one of the other options I listed. Those three glyphs are going to be the ones you'll use at level 80 regardless of your spec and they're just as valid now as they will be later. Of the other two you'll see more use at low levels from Frost Ward, but as you get into your 40's or so you'll see more use from Fire Ward.
My suggestion is Slow Fall at 15, Fireball only if it's cheap otherwise no major, upgrade to Evocation as major at 20, add Mana Gem at 30.
General Tactics
At this level there's not a whole lot to your tactics, you're basically a fireballin' fool. General tactics still apply though. Just because you're Fire doesn't mean you can't make use of Frostbolt to slow targets, Frost Nova to freeze them in place, and so on. The most important thing is knowing how to take advantage of your cast times and your skills.
Prior to level 20 you're basically just like every other mage in the game, flinging whatever you want to in order to kill things. Your general tactic though, for quite a few more levels, is to cast your longest cast time spell to pull with and then decide between slowing them down or simply burning them down. I tend to go back and forth in my personal style depending on the type of mob; it's a habit I've picked up from PvP that's unnecessary in PvE but I do it anyway.
Once you reach level 20 there are a couple of tactics that you should remember because you now have access to Pyroblast. The first tactic is in relation to Polymorph. If you body pull a mob or one paths into you that you weren't expecting, you have the choice between Frost Nova or Polymorph. If the mob is immune to poly, then your only option is to Frost Nova or fight in melee range. If the mob is a caster or has a ranged attack then poly is the better option, but if it's just melee then either one will work. When you sheep or freeze a mob you want to break that effect with Pyroblast. Fireball is going to hit hard enough to break Frost Nova almost every time so you might as well take advantage of your time with your biggest spell.
Another tactic that I use as Fire the "run-through" that I've mentioned in the Frost AoE guide, where you rush towards a mob in order to take advantage of one of your abilities. Frost typically uses this for Cone of Cold, but Fire uses it for two purposes. The one we're going to talk about right now is your level 30 talent spell Blast Wave, because the other is Dragon's Breath which we don't get until level 50. When you use Blast Wave offensively rather than defensively you want to move within range of the enemy to use it similar to how you would Frost Nova. As it pushes the targets back and dazes them you have time then to cast either Fireball or Pyroblast, or you can be a bit more aggressive and follow it with a Fire Blast and then either Frost Nova or Arcane Explosion before finishing them off.
With Fire I tend to be much more aggressive and to some degree more careless with my mana. I'm not there to run around and kite the mobs as Fire, I'm there to melt your face. It's not uncommon to see me use a Pyroblast > Fire Blast > Arcane Explosion x2 rotation on a single mob kill in this bracket because I like being more aggressive as Fire. Blame it on my inner pyromancer.
Leveling as Fire
Rotation 1: Fireball, Frostbolt, Fireball, Fire Blast or Fireball spam
Rotation 2: Fireball, Arcane Missile, Fire Blast
Rotation 3: Pyroblast, Fireball, Fireball, Fire Blast
Rotation 4: Pyroblast, Fireball, Blast Wave, Fire Blast
I have quite a few rotation options up there for you to choose from. Starting out you'll be on the first rotation, either option. The first one is a bit more defensive since it uses the slow, but it works just fine. Fireball spam might not be very interesting, but it does work so it gets a mention as well.
The second rotation is one you'll have available in your teens and twenties. During these ranges AM hits pretty hard so when you're fronting that with a hefty Fireball chances are the target is going to die. During your teens especially that rotation should kill just about every non-elite mob you face.
The third rotation is what I typically use once I hit level 20. If I'm fighting lower level mobs then I might switch it up a bit by dropping the second Fireball and throwing an Arcane Explosion on the end if necessary, but it depends on the mob. You also have the option of replacing the Fireballs with Scorches instead, that's up to you.
The last rotation up there is for level 30 and it's the more aggressive playstyle I mentioned in the tactics section up above. It's a very in-your-face method of playing a Mage when compared to the distanced style of Frost. Two big nukes at the front followed by a Blast Wave will often kill the mobs for you, but the Fire Blast on the end should mostly solidify that. If you need more damage then you always have other spells you can throw into the mix.
Playing a mage successfully is all about using the many spells that you have available to get the job done. Always remember that you still have Frost and Arcane spells available to you and you don't lose any Pyro Points for casting Frost spells when the situation calls for it. When things need to die it's your job to kill it; it doesn't matter how it dies, only that it's dead when you leave.
Macro Suggestions
Because the mage has so many spells that he can use, and all of them have their various uses, I use a lot of macros when playing a mage. Some of them are just for saving space, some are for being able to change from one type of damage to another for when you find thing like elemental that are immune to your main damage type.
As I've mentioned in other posts before, I have a standard that I follow when setting up my action bars so that similar spells from each class can be found on the same keys. So when I'm in the habit of playing my mage and then step over to playing my Death Knight I don't end up casting the wrong spells just because my fingers want to react a certain way.
The first Mage Macro that I make is a simple one for Fireball:
/cast Fireball
At level 4 I add a similar macro for Frostbolt:
/cast Frostbolt
When I get to where I don't bother slowing with Frostbolt anymore I just replace the two macros above with this one instead:
/cast [modifier:alt] Frostbolt; Fireball
The macro above will cast Fireball by default, or it will change to Frostbolt instead if I hold Alt when I activate the macro.
/cast Blast Wave
/cast Arcane Explosion
This is your one key instant AoE macro, it's going to cast Blast Wave if it's not on cooldown, and Arcane Explosion if it is. Another space saving macro for two very similar spells from a single key.
Gearing Up for Spellcasting
Spell Power > Intellect > everything
Spell Power is the driving force behind your damage, so you can never get enough of it. When you're leveling up though you'll often feel like you're having mana problems where you're drinking after every fight. Sometimes that's just the way it is, you'll have times where you're burning through mana like a mad (wo)man, and for that reason you want to keep a stack of the best water/milk/juice/whatever that you can get your hands on for your level as well as a stack or two of the best you can summon.
If you feel like you're constantly having mana problems then screw looking for spell power and shoot for the highest +Intellect gear you can get your hands on.
The Tailoring profession is a great source of gear throughout the various levels, especially if you plan on solo questing and solo AoE grinding your way to the top. You can generally find better gear in instances than you can from tailoring when you are starting out, but you can certainly weave that cloth to fill in any gaps you might have.
Whether you use a staff or you go with a one handed weapon and an off hand item is mostly up to you. Use whatever will give you better stats overall and go with it. Typically the low level staffs will be better than other options, but just use whatever you have on hand that provides the most benefit.
Keep a close eye on wands that are available to you and be sure to get one as soon as possible. You can equip the lowest level wand in the game at level 5 and it's basically a free source of ranged damage. A lot of wands, starting in your teen levels also have other stats on them if you are willing to look around a bit to find them. Draenei and Blood Elves both have quests prior to level 10 that will give you a wand with +1 Intellect for instance.


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Saturday's Games
Who would have ever thought the best game of the year, based on RPI, would be between San Diego State and BYU? When was the last regular season game between two top 4 RPI teams?
If the winner of SDSU-BYU wins out, what's the percent chance they get a 1 seed?
Can Virginia Tech jump into the bracket (for good?) with a win over Duke in Blacksburg?
Can Texas avoid a second straight weekend loss to a Big XII bubble team? (Is Colorado still a bubble team...?)
Will Georgetown (vs. Syracuse) or Villanova (vs. St. John's) go 0-2 at home this week?
Can Arizona complete a season sweep of UCLA? Can Florida do the same to Kentucky?
Will Kansas State cement its spot in the bracket with a home win over Missouri?
Is Baylor done? Is there any chance the Bears upset Texas A&M in Waco to stay in the hunt for an at-large?
Did VCU and BC see their at-large bubbles burst this week? Can they bounce back with wins over James Madison and Virginia?
Does Minnesota still deserve a bid even if they beat Michigan at home? How will the Wolverines play in the wake of Wednesday's brutal buzzer-beating loss to Wisconsin?
Was Wednesday night's beatdown at Maryland a blip on the radar for Florida State, or is it a sign of things to come? Can the 'Noles take care of Miami at home?
Did Alabama really need a last second tip-in to beat Auburn? Can they shake off that awful performance and win at Mississippi?
Is Gonzaga in the bracket for good after their enormous win at St. Mary's? Can they do what the Gaels could not do and win at San Diego?
Will a trip to the WCC final be enough for St. Mary's to get in?
Should the loser of Wichita State at Missouri State start printing NIT tickets?
Is winning a share of the Horizon regular season title enough to get Butler an at-large?
Could Conference USA be more of a mess? If Memphis hands UTEP its third loss of the week, will it be hard to deny the Tigers an at-large?
Can UAB and Southern Miss stay alive in the race for the C-USA regular season title with road wins over Houston and UCF?
Can Vanderbilt and Temple win on the road and avoid 0-2 weeks?
Will Nebraska keep its slim at-large hopes alive with a road win at Iowa State?
Will a win at Air Force be enough to keep Colorado State in the bracket on Monday?
Can Utah State avoid a season sweep at the hands of Idaho?
Sunday's Games
Does Pitt need to win at Louisville to stay on the 1 line?
If Michigan State beats Purdue, is there any chance they don't get an at-large?
If UConn loses at Cincinnati, will the Bearcats have a better seed than the Huskies on Monday?
Can Maryland win at North Carolina? Will one Top 50 win be enough for them to climb into the bracket?
Can West Virginia avoid an upset at Rutgers (and the big seed drop that would follow)?
Marquette picked up a ticket-punching win at UConn this week; they couldn't possibly give their ticket back by losing at home to Providence, right?


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LONGMONT -- A skydiver who had a hard landing onto the roof of a home on Florentine Drive about a mile south of Vance Brand Municipal Airport on Friday afternoon suffered non-life threatening injuries, according to police.
Longmont firefighters mounted the roof of the home at 4115 Florentine Drive, provided first aid to the 31-year-old man, and then used a backboard and a bucket truck to return him safely to the ground as neighbors watched the scene. He was taken to Longmont United Hospital for treatment.
Longmont Police Cmdr. Jeff Satur said that the man, a Montrose resident, was scheduled for surgery on Saturday to repair his left leg, which was fractured below the knee during his landing.
The homeowners were away from the house at the time of the landing, which left a hole in the roof, according to neighbors.
James Rutledge said he was working outside when he heard the impact. He said it sounded like plywood snapping.
"I knew something wasn't right," he said.
Shortly before he had heard the skydiving plane take off and the parachutes open, so he knew the crash was related, he said.
Rutledge said a woman who was driving in the area saw the skydiver hit the roof and ran to the home. He joined her and they saw the man trying to find a way down.
"We had to tell him repeatedly not to get off the roof," he said.
Longmont Police Officer David Kennedy said police and fire were dispatched to the home at 4:02 p.m. and that it appeared that wind gusts up to 19 knots -- or nearly 22 mph -- blew the man off course. He landed about a mile south of Vance Brand Municipal Airport and suffered some injuries to his knees.
The man was wearing shorts during his dive, witnesses said.
Firefighters secured a tarp over the hole in the roof before leaving the scene.
Longmont Fire Capt. Ron Graham estimated that it took about 15 minutes to provide aid and remove the man from the roof.
"They did a good job," he said.
Satur said Saturday that the man's wife and family said they're "very thankful to the witnesses who located him in the neighborhood and the rescuers who helped get him off the roof."
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Russell, Zimmerer Sportsmanship Recipients
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The Big Ten Conference Thursday announced 24 honorees named Outstanding Sportsmanship Award winners for the 2013-14 academic year. Huskers Sunny Russell and C.J. Zimmerer earned that distinction. The 24 honorees, two from each Big Ten member school, were chosen from a group of more than 300 student-athletes who had been honored in their respective sports throughout the year. In the news release, sportsmanship was connected with ethical behavior, academic standing, citizenship and competitive achievement.
Having the opportunity to interview, and follow Russell and Zimmerer, it is not a stretch to say both exemplify a positive attitude, integrity, respect, character, and teamwork. Courage, persistence and a community-minded spirit are other descriptors that helped each earn conference-wide accolades. Both are passionate, and humble in every sense of the word. Nebraska Director of Athletics Shawn Eichorst has featured both Russell and Zimmerer in his monthly Connecting on Campus Column, and their respective coaches, teammates and administrative supporters share the opinions of Big Ten officials.
Zimmerer Serving as Youth Parole Officer in Omaha
Zimmerer, now a youth parole officer in Omaha, was a starting fullback, president of Nebraska's first Uplifting Athletes chapter, member of college football's Good Works Team and recipient of the same National Rare Disease Champion Award that Rex Burkhead once won. That accolade put Zimmerer and Team Jack on a major national stage when he received the Champions Trophy at the 2014 Maxwell Awards in Atlantic City, N.J.
"You don't really understand what the Maxwell Awards mean until you see a club that's been around for 77 years and how they honor the spirit of the game," Zimmerer said. "It was just such a great honor being around all of these people. Growing up in Nebraska, I never would have even dreamed having an experience like that. There were so many great people and so many legendary names. It's just such an honor to be a part of it. I was very humbled and happy to represent Team Jack and all my teammates and the love we had and still have for Jack Hoffman, his dad, Andy, and their whole family."
Russell Eyes Graduate School after Year at NCAA
Russell is a native of Stratford, Texas. She was captain of the Husker Rifle Team and the immediate past president of the Nebraska Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Recently, she received two postgraduate scholarships – $7,500 from the NCAA and another $7,500 from the Big Ten. She also was the recipient of the Dr. Barbara Hibner Memorial Scholarship. A multiple Big Ten Distinguished Scholar, Russell has been selected a Leadership Development Intern for the NCAA in its Indianapolis Headquarters. The one-year internship will precede Russell's plans to pursue her postgraduate degree.
"SAAC has been one of the most rewarding organizations I've been a part of and a launching point for my professional development," she said. "Being surrounded by exceptional student-athlete leaders and advisors certainly inspires you to strive to improve personally and professionally. Our leaders at Nebraska seek to live their lives with an unyielding moral compass. They're always working to better themselves and those they interact with on a daily basis. I've been encouraged watching my fellow student-athletes put in countless hours not only to improve themselves, but also to empower teammates and build unbreakable chemistry with whatever team they're on. This is at the heart of a team's success and well-being, and I'm excited to see where these initiatives will lead."
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A motorcyclist has been transported to a hospital in stable condition after he slammed into the back of a car on eastbound U.S. 36 in Broomfield, according to police.
Broomfield police received a call about the accident, which occurred in the left lane of eastbound U.S. 36 near the 112th Avenue overpass, at 7:22 p.m., according to Sgt. Rick Kempsell.
According to witnesses, the rider was passing motorists on the right shoulder of the highway before merging back into traffic and eventually colliding with the tail end of a Honda in the left lane, Kempsell said.
The unidentified rider was wearing a helmet and full protective gear at the time of the collision, Kempsell said.
He was taken to a nearby hospital via ambulance.
Police closed the left lane of U.S. 36 to clear the scene but were expected to reopen it shortly, Kempsell said at 8 p.m.
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I don't generally go in for super fancy sleep duds, and have a few sets of PJs that I adore. But when the Plum Pretty Sugar Loungerie folks asked if I'd like to do a review and giveaway, I just couldn't resist their adorable cuts and gorgeous prints.
I was sent the Tunic Dress in Darling Jardin Blue to review.*
As you can see, this cotton tunic has a deep notch neckline, an empire-waist drawstring, and a high thigh hemline. It's too short for me to consider wearing on its own, but would make a darling nightgown on a more petite gal. The cotton is thin and does wrinkle fairly easily, but it's also marvelously lightweight and breathable, so perfect for anyone who tends to overheat at night. I was sent a size medium and it fits closely but well. (I generally take a size 8/medium in mall store dresses.)
You can bet I'll find a way to make this tunic work as streetwear. That print is so lovely, I just can't relegate it to the bedroom forever!
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Pics: Floyd Mayweather Sets $100 Bill On Fire at The Velvet Room in Atlanta
We can safely assume that Mayweather hasn't started his training for the Victor Ortiz fight.
This reminds me of Rocky III when Rocky was super famous didn't take his training very seriously while Clubber Lang was in the dungeon getting prepared.
If I was Ortiz at the next press conference I would say this to Floyd's lady Shantel Jackson.
Slightly off topic, but check out Lil Kim's groupie focus on Floyd in the pics above, she is oblivious to the fact he is burning bills, she is much more concerned about the bills Floyd has in his hands.
I don't know if the guy holding the $100 is a yes man or just a random fan, I just hope that it wasn't his money he was burning trying to floss at the club. He going to be mad when his cell phone gets cut off because he needed that $100.


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Performance Laboratory Will Benefit All Ages
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The Nebraska Athletic Performance Laboratory (NAPL) is a bit of a misnomer because it is designed to become a world-leading research and educational facility committed to enhancing the performance, safety, health and wellbeing of student-athletes and others of varying physical abilities. "We're driving our research by the needs of those served in the environment," said Dr. Judy Burnfield, the NAPL director who works closely with Dr. Dennis Molfese, the director of the new academic research lab down the hall from Burnfield's athletic-side office in the East Stadium.
The expanded East Memorial Stadium is the new home for what is believed to be the first on-campus jointly shared academic/athletic research facility in college athletics, and Burnfield's team is thinking broadly about the issues that impact human performance, safety and well-being of athletes. "We'll be doing research not only while student-athletes are in our academic program, but also as they age," she said. "We recognize that students are collegiate athletes for a relatively short period of their lives, yet what happens to them during this period can have a profound impact on the quality of their lives and their contributions to society for many years to come. Our goals are to help athletes perform optimally while reducing their risks of injuries and complications not only during their collegiate careers, but also later in life."
Some of NAPL's work focuses on technology development, using tools to automate objective analysis of an athlete's performance so that the impact of different training interventions can be determined. "Examples might be testing helmets or footwear to maximize safety and performance," Burnfield said. "Other aspects will be more long-term with a goal of understanding what factors may predict injuries or chronic conditions later in life. We fully expect that our breakthroughs in athletic human performance and safety will also have lasting impacts on the lives of individuals with physical disabilities and chronic conditions, so that we might prevent some individuals from experiencing orthopedic or neurologic injuries that would lead to a physical disability."
NAPL and Madonna Rehab: Strong, Unique Partners
Such research is vital to Burnfield, who believes training parameters can be refined and used during the rehabilitation process. This broader conception of human performance serves, in part, as the basis for NAPL's strong collaboration with the Institute for Rehabilitation Science and Engineering at Lincoln's Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital. Burnfield is the director of that process at Madonna and continues in that role at the same time she directs NAPL.
The goal is to bridge researchers and agendas across and between UNL and Madonna. "We truly want to make a difference in the lives of individuals of all abilities and ages," Burnfield said. "We have a very solid foundation from a facilities and technology perspective, and we just received a significant grant to purchase state-of-the-art technology because our work will benefit the wellbeing of individuals living in the community at large as well as athletes."
There is no model for how to staff this type of research. "Our goal is to build strong relationships with industry partners to ensure technology and treatment innovations are translated into use across the country and around the world," Burnfield said. She envisions collaborations spurring economic growth through the creation of new jobs in all kinds of areas that need research. NAPL is combining 12 labs in many institutions under a single umbrella for clinical, research and development activities.
Lab Has Football Turf and Basketball/Volleyball Court
NAPL is a unique research lab waiting to launch into action. Its lower level, for instance, has football turf, a running surface and a basketball/volleyball court. It also has motion analysis and force plates to measure performance as well as a batting cage, a golf cage and a "throws" cage.
The upper research level houses the performance lab and affiliate companies which lease office space. The seven offices include four single private offices and two conference rooms that include a kitchenette/lounge and a collaborative working area. This level also features a biomarkers lab and testing rooms with a bone density scanning machine. The area includes blood and saliva testing for student-athlete physicals, and a bridge connecting NAPL with the Center for Brain, Biology and Behavior research area. In other words, NAPL will do what every other Nebraska academic/athletic support program aspires to do – put the well being of our student-athletes as the primary focal point – every day and in every way humanly possible.
"It's important when recruits and families see us dedicating our efforts to their sons' health and their safety with the latest in technology," said Ross Els, Nebraska's linebacker coach and recruiting coordinator. "It's more proof that we are not a program that sits on our laurels. We're always trying to get better and constantly striving for new ways to show our leadership."
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- 1 tablespoon Olive oil *
- 1 Green onion, coarsely chopped
- 1 teaspoon Garlic powder
- 1/2 teaspoon Leaf thyme *
- 1/2 teaspoon Leaf oregano *
- 1/2 teaspoon Leaf basil
- 1/2 teaspoon Leaf marjoram
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•3 cups Unbleached white flour (approximately)
•1 tablespoon Sugar
•1 teaspoon Salt
•1 package Fleischman's RapidRise yeast
•2 tablespoons Olive oil
•1 cup Warm water
- Mix dry ingredients including yeast together in a mixing bowl.
- Make a hollow well in the center.
- Pour olive oil nd warm water into the well.
- Stir together until liquid is mixed with flour and then work the mixture with your hands until it is smooth.
- If it is too sticky, you may need to add a little more flour.
- Cover the dough with a warm, damp cloth and allow to rise about 30 minutes.
- While dough is rising, prepare the following sauce and preheat oven to 450 degrees.
•8 ounces Tomato sauce
•1 tablespoon Olive oil
•1 Green onion, coarsely chopped
•1 teaspoon Garlic powder
•1/2 teaspoon Leaf thyme
•1/2 teaspoon Leaf oregano
•1/2 teaspoon Leaf basil
•1/2 teaspoon Leaf marjoram
•1/4 teaspoon Sugar
- Combine all ingredients in a blender on high for 1-2 minutes and set aside.
- After dough has risen, divide it in half (you may freeze it or make another pizza).
- Shape it into a ball.
- Place on a lightly floured surface and flatten it with your hands.
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What if Ricky Stanzi is the answer for the Chiefs going into 2013? This article isn't suppose to be a case FOR Ricky Stanzi. However, there are some things that are worth noting when it comes to the young QB. I know this sounds a little off the wall, but if you think about it, there isn't an absolute dead on answer for this organization at the QB position. There isn't an Andruw Luck or RGIII in this draft worth taking #1 overall. If you're not interested in Mike Vick, there aren't any FA options out there either (Joe Flacco won't make it to FA). If the current coaching staff stays in place, you could make a case for Matt Moore from Miami, but even he is a stretch.
Throughout the offseason, all we could talk about was the battle between Quinn and Stanzi for the #2 spot. If you're Crennel and Pioli heading into the season, you're probably going to put someone with more experience behind Cassel to keep you in contention if something goes wrong with Cassel. So, they obviously go with Quinn, even though most reports had Stanzi as the winner coming out of the preseason.
As the season has progressed and each week has seen this team be absolutely disinterested, unmotivated, and downright horrible, so why wouldn't this franchise put the rookie in to see what they have in their former 5th round pick? If the QB play has been SO bad to this point, why not exhaust all your options for evaluation purposes... ESPECIALLY when it comes to a QB who at the very least, pushed Quinn to the max to be the #2?
If you are Pioli and Crennel, here are your options going into 2013:
- #1 overall pick QB- An EXTREME reach in value if taking a QB #1 overall. If they can't trade into the teens to grab a QB, taking a QB #1 overall would be worse than taking T. Jackson #3 overall.
- Michael Vick- Best QB in the free agent market
- Trade for a current backup. Poor options, costs draft picks. (Besides, isn't that what we have in Stanzi?)
- Ricky Stanzi- 5th round pick with 2 seasons behind Matt Cassel (who sat behind Tom Brady) and his great work ethic (even if not great skill).
Put Ricky Stanzi and his stats next to one of the QBs coming out of this draft. Look at his size and comparisons. Is there REALLY a QB worth taking #1 overall that represents a higher upside than Ricky Stanzi with 2 years NFL experience? I have my doubts.
According to this stats nut, when you plug Stanzi into his metrics formulas, Stanzi compares to Tom Brady, Sam Bradford, Andrew Luck, John Elway, Peyton Manning, Carson Palmer, Joe Flacco, Aaron Rogers, and Ben Roethlisberger among others.
Metrics haven't hit in football nearly the way they have in baseball, but it's not like this article is something that should be dismissed. Coming out of college, Stanzi was getting a ton of Tom Brady comparisons. Not only are they the EXACT SAME SIZE, standing at 6'4, 225, but their college careers are damn near identical with the edge going to Stanzi in the same conference.
Stanzi also has the confidence in GM Scott Pioli. This past summer, Pioli said he believed Stanzi could be a starter in this league:
We don't know ANYTHING about what Ricky Stanzi can do in this league. When playing in preseason, he's been average with the 2nd group. There hasn't been anything definitive one way or the other about his play in the preseason that would make us believe that he's absolutely capable or incapable of playing at a high level in the NFL. What I CAN say about Stanzi is that we hadn't heard from Iowa BEFORE he got there and we haven't heard from them SINCE he left.
If the front office came out this winter and said their plan was to go with Ricky Stanzi in 2013 and perhaps bring in another QB via the draft in the middle rounds, what could possibly be said about the decision? Stanzi was a 5th round QB that probably needed a couple seasons on the bench to be groomed. If in the summer of 2012 (his second season), he was already pushing a former first round pick for his position, imagine where he could be heading into his 2013 and beyond. At the very least, you'd have to think he's the clear favorite to be the #2 next season. If the Chiefs choose to go QB in free agency, you'd have to think Stanzi is their guy.
Now, why wouldn't they be putting the kid in right now in order for him to gain some experience and perhaps some evaluation notes? Honestly, it could be to protect him. The O-line isn't healthy. This is the first year for the new OC and throwing in the young QB may not be the best environment for him, especially mid-season. It could be to protect him (and the FO jobs) from media scrutiny if this is in fact the path they decide to follow. As I said before, there's no definitive opinion on Stanzi outside the organization. The only thing we have to draw our conclusions from is the fact that the organization has decided NOT to put him on the field yet. What we are overlooking is the reason WHY. It seems that we are ASSUMING that it's because he's not good enough. I don't claim to know the answer, but what I AM saying is there could be OTHER reasons as to why Stanzi hasn't seen the field yet.
Just remember that Ricki Stanzi was neck and neck with Brady Quinn for the backup spot heading into 2012. Most people thought he had beaten out Quinn for the job. Are we to believe that a 5th round pick who was making that kind of headway coming into the season, suddenly fell off a cliff to the point where he doesn't even warrant a look during a 2-win season? OR is it possible that maybe... just maybe, this team has already found its QBOTF and would rather let the young QB start with a fresh slate next season without the worry of the press writing article after article stating why Stanzi CAN'T be "the guy." If the front office has already done enough evaluations and have already made their mind up that Stanzi will be "the guy" in 2013, there's really no need in their mind, to put Stanzi on the field and have him exposed.
Nobody knows anything about this kid other than the stats coming out of college that had the media drawing Tom Brady comparisons. Perhaps, they want to keep it that way.


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Sara Baker, a Sussex Tech grad, was among the 200-member Lee University Festival Choir members who performed at President Barack Obama's inauguration.
Sara Baker, a Sussex Tech grad, was among the 200-member Lee University Festival Choir members who performed at President Barack Obama's inauguration in Washington D.C. on Jan. 21 at the request of U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.)
Q What was it like to perform at the presidential inauguration?
A Singing with the Festival Choir was an incredible experience. Being able to share our music with the world was priceless. We had an amazing view of the National Mall and the sea of people with their American flags blew me away. I was very close to the president, seated in a platform above and behind him. I also saw John Legend, Cindi Lauper, Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson, and James Taylor.
Q What do you enjoy most about performing and what are your career hopes or aspirations following college?
A When I perform, I love getting into the character of the piece. Whether it is a French art song or an aria or a sacred choral work, I love conveying the text to the audience as if I am telling a story from the character's point of view.
After college, I would like to further explore performing cantatas and oratorios, namely Handel's "Messiah," as well as start my own voice studio. My fiancé, also a musician, and I would also like to use music as a ministry here in the U.S. and in Germany.
Q How did your education at Sussex Tech prepare you for college and what do you miss most about Millsboro?
A Mrs. Miller's Digital Publishing tech area taught me diligence and organization and Mr. Redington's chemistry class prepared me for the workload. I was heavily involved in the music program as a member of the concert band, marching band and concert choir, where my band and choir directors' love for music was contagious. Mrs. Rose encouraged my pursuit of music and began an after-school women's choir, Bella Voce, that I really enjoyed being a part of.
I miss my family back home the most. But, a close second has to be Wawa. It is a bit of an obsession.
Q Give us the dirt. Was Beyonce lip sinking during her performance?
A I was sitting on the platform above Beyonce during her performance and loved her unique rendition of "The Star Spangled Banner." Live or pre-recorded, her performance with the United States Marine Band was outstanding.
HOMETOWN Millsboro
EDUCATION Sussex Technical High School, Class of 2009; will earn a bachelor's degree in vocal performance from Lee University in Cleveland, Tenn., in May.
FAVORITE BOOK "Jane Eyre" by Charlotte Bronte
FAVORITE FOOD Macaroni and Cheese
HOBBIES Singing, acting, building sets and working backstage with the Opera Theatre at Lee University


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Maybe a strange question, and I know they aren't finished.. They look thick.
Ok. Probably just a visual thing. How thin/thick will the panels be?
new pitcure. Frames all together. Still needing some milling.
And yes there are some extras. Once all are shipped to the preorder people I will put the remaining up for sale.
Looking great!
A picture of actual product (looking awesome, I might add) shortly after taking orders on AO? This is unheard of!! Cougar, you have to wait at least until spring to ship these out. It's the AO way!
No offense to the other dealers who actually follow through as promised (luke, p8tball4me, etc.). I think we are all aware of AO's dirty dirty history of failed preorders. I'm just glad to see that things are finally turning around.
Keith, I paid off the balance this morning!
Looking good.
There is one with a piece of metal sitting on top that I bet is hiding something
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To me it looks to be around the right dims to cut a couple triggers out of.
so are we looking at January for finished product/shipped? just need to know when i have to finish collection all the parts that will fit this frame.
Update: Was hoping they would be ready early this month. Looks like they go to ano next week. Then to me for assembly. Still looking at a December date. Pictures will come as I get them.
We're getting close.
Todays Pictures.
Pile of fully machined frames. Everything's getting polished. Then those that need Matte get blasted doing both steps will give the best finish for those who want dust. Then Ano.
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The are all in Cali right now. They will all ship to me after ano. Then be shipped to you guys.
I figure shipping will be the paid ones in a large batch and then the others as they are paid.
I can skip assembly if you like.
Robert is doing an AWESOME job on these
You know the worst part about this.. Trying to build a mag that will compliment the frame.. So many design ideas...
and then after a while the parts will start shifting in the drawer and a new mag will be born


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o...rightOriginally Posted by athomas
ok lvl 10 on classic valve not working...airs up fine no leak but acts like bolt stick but pushing on the bolt doesn't reset it...any Ideas?
No offence but get a decent gun, got 2 normal and 1 micro mag in the cupboard for years now, get a Ion or Angel or even a cocker, they are going quite cheap nowOriginally Posted by Jim888
Was the valve working? Did you just put the level 10 on and it stopped working? If I understand you correctly, the trigger is limp and doesn't reset when you push the bolt back.Originally Posted by Jim888
Explain your complete gun setup so we can get a better understanding of your situation.
Don't mind "alofus". He's obviously an uninformed noob.
Except for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.
yes the valve worked busted a power tube o-ring so barrel leak got in lvl 10 put it on classic valve gun airs up no leaks trigger is firm and engages the sear but will no fire...also something previously I thought to be unrelated but am now thinking possibly my have a part is my on off pin everytime I try and take out the valve I have to remove the body and rail because the on/off pin pushes out and down into the hole in the body that the sear sticks through and will not go back up...any Ideas?Originally Posted by athomas
in response to him I have several guns but prefer my mags to the dm3 and pump cockerOriginally Posted by athomas
and yes I've shot Ions and angels but still prefer my mags
Don't forget to increase the velocity adjustment. The level 10 bolt operates at a much higher pressure than the level 7 bolt, especially with the red or grey spring. Make sure you test the level 10 setup without any shims installed. Always use the largest carrier that doesn't leak. A leak caused by too many shims could accidently be compensated for by using a carrier size that is too small. The tight carrier would then cause bolt stick issues.Originally Posted by Jim888
Always pull and hold the trigger in when removing the valve. It will keep the pin pushed up inside the valve and away from the hole in the body.Originally Posted by Jim888
Originally Posted by athomas
ok issues still....I did forget about increasing velocity...that helped. some
using carrier #2 (2 lines) and one shim no leaks and will cycle but now I have bolt stick...fire stick...push bolt back fire...stick (repeat)
I've tried changing carrier size and adding shims and different springs... nothing works...
oh and I have been holding in the trigger when taking out the valve...still does not keep pin far enough in
If you are getting bolt stick using the 2.0 carrier, go to the 2.5 carrier. The bolt stick is directly related to the carrier oring being too tight. It is usually too tight due to a carrier that is too small. Don't add shims just yet. Wait until you get it working first. Shims only adjust how far the bolt has to move before it vents the excess air and can reset itself after a breach blockage. Too many shims can cause leaking not related to the carrier size.Originally Posted by Jim888
As for the on-off pin;
How much distance is between the back of the trigger and the front of the trigger rod when the gun is gassed up and ready to go with the trigger pushed fully forward? There should be about a credit card thickness. Too much distance and you won't be able to push the pin in far enough to remove the valve.
Originally Posted by athomas
ok adjusted the sear a little it was just a little short...thats working right now...BUT I put in the 2.5 carrier and now I have a leak and the gun wont cycle....Grrr
Go back to the 2.0 carrier. What bolt spring are you using, and what is your velocity set to? Try the short gold spring to start.Originally Posted by Jim888
Originally Posted by athomas
using short gold spring and I have no clue velocity wise right now...cant find my crony
and I had to bump it up to get the gun to cycle
If its getting bolt stick while firing with the largest carrier that doesn't leak, try a new level 10 oring and retune it. You may have a defective oring.Originally Posted by Jim888
Originally Posted by athomas
are you taking about the Oring that goes in the carrier?
YesOriginally Posted by Jim888
The black rubber thing in my Level 10 bolt came out and is gone. Can this be replaced or must I buy a new bolt? If I can replace it, what is it called or what is the part number?
It is called a foamy. They can be purchased and reinstalled. Make sure the front surface is clean and use an epoxy to reattach it. You can use the bolt without it if you want. The foamy just prevents rollback of the ball.Originally Posted by DBC
I have a level ten on my retro valve. I only got a partial set of carriers from the seller. He tuned it and tested it in his mag and everything was working fine. When I put it in my minimag and aired it up it just leaks air pretty quickly down the barrel. I moved to the next smallest carrier he sent me and it leaks just as bad. I have the 1 and the .5 carrier. They are the second and third smallest. I also have 2 shims in it. What could it be? Its really frustrating me. I put new orings in the on/off just incase it was that, but it didnt help. I also putting 1k psi to the valve, but it also leaks all the way down to 400 psi.
im sure youve heard this a million times but heres my set up i have the gold spring in the Lv.10 with i think 3-4 shims and the ult with who know how many shims. but the im getting leaks down the barrel ? i add a shim it gets worse i take one away and it just chuffs whats the dealllll? and when i get it to stop leaking the first shot rolls out the barrel and then the rest are good ?
Go back to the original carrier that was in the valve. Remove all the shims. If the sear has any wear at all, the shims could be pushing the carrier back beyond the vent hole in the bolt stem, thus allowing it to leak. If it still leaks, check the condition of the sear tip. If it shows excessive wear, you may need to replace it.Originally Posted by phatty123
Shims don't cause chuffing. If you are getting chuffing, it is most likely caused by a carrier that is too tight or a ULT that is not tuned properly. If you have leaking down the front, you probably have too many shims installed in the powertube. Remove them all when tuning your level 10. The level 10 setup should work fine without any shims at all. Shims only adjust how far the bolt has to move before it can vent. They don't affect the normal operation.Originally Posted by elephant toast
I dont seem to see any wear on my sear. Maybe the tolerances are different. I went back to the 1 carrier from the point five and no shims and the leak is almost gone. What now?
With the marker aired up, gently push the bolt straight back towards the valve. If the leak stops as you push it back, then something is out of tolerance. If the leak persists, then you need to go to the next smaller carrier or change carrier orings and start again.Originally Posted by phatty123
Originally Posted by phatty123
Well thanks for eveyones help. Finally it is fixed. My local pball store owner hates automags and pretty much dumps his parts on me for cheap. Today when I was getting a fill I asked him if he had any orings that would fit the inside of the carriers. While he was looking I saw he had a level 10 kit. I went through it and it had all the carriers except the 2.0 carrier. It had extra orings, shims, all three springs, the cd, bolt foamies, and all the original level 7 parts. The only thing it was missing was the 2.0 carrier. Well he sold it to me for twenty bucks. I took it home and replaced the backing washer and shims and installed a new oring in the 1.5 carrier. I put it all back to together and it works perfectly. Also he is selling me an orginal brand new automag rt and a slightly upgraded 68 classic power feed with level 10 for 150 bucks. They both have air america armeggedon tank regs on their drop forwards as well. i don't have the money, but I'm putting them on layaway. Damnit I love the good deals.
all I need is a bicycle grip and she is done.
I have a new tac-one and i realize the level 10 isn't tuned from the factory. What exactly needs changing from new, just the shims and carriers to achieve the anti chop functionality?
Remove the shims when tuning. Use the largest carrier that does not leak. Always use the same white carrier oring when testing carrier sizes. If you have problems where the gun normally fires properly, but doesn't reset after a bolt vent due to a breach blockage, then add a couple of shims. Otherwise, I wouldn't bother with the shims.Originally Posted by Skiddz
The carriers affect operational bolt stick.
Shims affect how far the bolt has to travel before it can reset.
Bolt springs affect the bolt impact force, which is the anti-chop ability.
so all i need to do to tune my level 10 is adjust the carrier and wage if i need to add shims?
Yes, just adjust your carrier to prevent bolt stick. Use the stiffest spring that allows your gun to fire consistently. You should be able fire your gun almost 20fps lower than your desired fps setting. If the gun stops firing if you adjust the velocity setting less than 20 fps below the desired setting, then your bolt spring is too stiff and you should use the next smaller/lighter one.Originally Posted by Skiddz
I won't be able to get back to tuning my Tac-One for another day, so I was hoping you guys could help me diagnose my problem. I read this problem on the forum before but couldn't find it again.
I am using the same white O-ring every time I change carriers
When using 1.5 carrier with 0 shims, shortest spring, there is a slight leak.
Move down to 1.0 carrier with 0 shims, shortest spring, there is no leak.
So, my Tac-One is set up at: 1.0 carrier, 3 shims, shortest spring.
I kept adding shims until it leaked, then took one shim out.
If I fire slowly, with 2 second intervals, my marker releases air out the front bolt. But if I fire rapidly, I have no problem, except on the first shot which releases air out the front bolt.
So what would the be the problem here?
Thanks a lot!!
Take one more shim out.Originally Posted by aznmarkofdafiji
is it unusual to switch to the smallest carrier? By smallest i mean the smallest carrier you are given.
Also can you outshoot the mag? I had some paintballs get shot so fast that i had some kind of drop out. I broke some paint but looked in the breech and nothing. In fact the barrel was clean up until the tip.
So those are some questions i wanted cleared up. Also i'm not sure if my level 10 is tuned right still. I've tried the paper trick and the paintball on tape trick but none proved my theory.
The only reason im on the smallest is because after i shot a hopper or so through my tac-one the gun started slightly leaking from the barrel.
(this tac one is fairly new. only 2 cases through it)


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MOUNDRIDGE — Maurine H. Vogts, 90, passed away Dec. 8, 2012, at Pine Village.
She was born March 3, 1922, to Jonathan P. and Amalia (Wedel) Flickner on the family farm near Moundridge. She was a member of First Mennonite Church of Christian. She was a homemaker and served as a cook at Pine Village and the Moundridge Senior Center.
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Survivors include her children: Beverly (Joe) Zerger, McPherson, Bruce (Jeanne) Vogts, Buhler, and Brenda (Dale) Wedel, Newton; grandchildren: Todd (Krisha) Zerger, Salina, Neil (Ginny) Zerger, Derby, Elizabeth (Jeremy) Schneider, Littleton, Colo., Emily (Craig) Dilbeck, Buhler, Kristin (Bill) Franklin, Buhler, Shane (Tracy) Wedel, Newton, David (Tara) Wedel, Wichita, Jonathan (Jessica) Wedel, Rose Hill, and Timothy (Cassie Esparza) Wedel, Newton; and 22 great-grandchildren.
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Andy Brewster is about to embark on the road trip of a lifetime, and who better to accompany him than his overbearing mother Joyce. After deciding to start his adventure with a quick visit at mom's, Andy is guilted into bringing her along for the ride. Across 3,000 miles of ever-changing landscape, he is constantly aggravated by her...
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Andy Brewster is about to embark on the road trip of a lifetime, and who better to accompany him than his overbearing mother Joyce. After deciding to start his adventure with a quick visit at mom's, Andy is guilted into bringing her along for the ride. Across 3,000 miles of ever-changing landscape, he is constantly aggravated by her antics, but over time he comes to realize that their lives have more in common than he originally thought. His mother's advice might end up being exactly what he needs.
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The stereotype of the smothering Jewish mother and her passive (and passive-aggressive) grown son is nothing new in pop culture. The Guilt Trip could have easily dipped into a mewling, mommy-hating therapy session, but star Barbra Streisand manages to transform a New Jersey widow who loves collecting frogs, coffee klatches, and coupons with her fellow yentes, into something more than her neuroses. Seth Rogen is an amiable foil as her son Andy, a frustrated organic chemist whose invention — a cleaner so natural you could drink it! — is going nowhere. Frankly, Andy and his product are both pretty boring until Joyce comes along.
Andy makes a rare pit stop at his childhood home before launching on a cross-country tour trying to convince execs to stock his product. After Joyce reveals a rather humanizing tidbit about her past, he decides to invite her along. She's thrilled to spend time with her son, who seems alternately amused and bemused by his colorful mom. They fall into a familiar squabbly rhythm that hits pretty close to home, especially during the holiday season.
Streisand and Rogen's chemistry keeps The Guilt Trip going. You get the feeling that Rogen, who has been stretching himself in more serious roles like the cuckolded husband in Take This Waltz, almost just shows up to have Streisand bounce off of him. It's hard to believe he's simmering with rage at his overbearing mom, and it's easy to see that she is lonely and harmless; without these two factors, the movie could have fallen flat or taken a much darker turn. (The latter would have been an interesting drama, although a different movie entirely.) His little digs at her are mumbled asides that seem harmless but add up, although Joyce can be kind of annoying in a particular way that only a child can sense about his/her parent. Another actor with a less gentle demeanor could have made Andy a real jerk, but even in his jerkiest moments, he's just sort of sad. There doesn't feel like there's much at stake here. The smaller moments are what sing, even if they're a little sappy.
What's so often overlooked by family comedies, especially ones that have the opportunity to vilify the mother, is that your parents are human. They had lives before you ever arrived, and they will continue to do so after you've left. More importantly, they have love lives and sexual histories, whether you like it or not. Joyce is no naïf; she's less flummoxed by stopping at a strip club (bartended by the wonderful Dale Dickey) than Andy is. She likes to have a good time, and men like her. People like her. They don't particularly like or are impressed by Andy. Although Joyce questions whether or not she's been a good mother, especially since Andy is still single (The horror!), she never verges on truly castrating or cruel. When she finally lets loose in a total Streisand moment with a monologue that begins, ''You little sh*t…'' you're on her side. Andy is being a little sh*t. Like many of us, especially around the holidays, he forgets his mom is human.
The Guilt Trip is an interesting companion to the Apatow canon, if we can call it that. It's hard not to associate Rogen's Andy Brewster with his earlier comedic roles. There's not a lot to him, although Dan Fogelman's script does try and add a few layers that should surprise us. If we try to fill in the blanks, it's easy to wonder if Andy is a slightly more grown-up version of Ben Stone, who, in Knocked Up, has a dysfunctional relationship with his father and only got it together when he was trying to impress a woman. It would have been good to get to know Andy a little bit more, but it's hard to compete with Babs, and he's smart to let her take over.
In the end, The Guilt Tripis more about Joyce than Andy, which makes it much more in line with adult fare like Hope Springs than Rogen's typical beat. While Joyce is still defined by her lack, in many ways — she's single because, she reasons, she wants to be able
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