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Source Code
local guide = WoWPro:RegisterGuide('LudoTalador', 'Leveling', 'Talador', 'Ludovicus', 'Alliance')
WoWPro:GuideLevels(guide,94, 96, 94.3425)
WoWPro:GuideNextGuide(guide, 'EmmSoArak')
WoWPro:GuideSteps(guide, function()
return [[
T News from Talador |QID|36495|N|To Bodrick Grey, in your Garrison.|M|38.33,36.74|Z|Lunarfall|O|
A The Critical Path |QID|34676|N|From Bodrick Grey|LEAD|36495|LVL|96|
A The Critical Path |QID|34676|N|Open your Adventure Guide and Start Quest for Talador.|LEAD|36495|
A The Critical Path |QID|37183|N|From Bodrick Grey|M|38.20,36.90|Z|Lunarfall|PRE|36495|
N Talador|QID|34676;37183|ACTIVE|34676;37183|S|N|If you want the garrison supply treasures and rare elites included in this guide, please set your Rank to 3.|
F Talador |QID|34676;37183|N|Speak to Dungar Longdrink and ask him to take you to your base in Talador.|M|48.01,49.83|Z|Lunarfall|CHAT|ACTIVE|34676;37183|
f Fort Wrynn|QID|34676;37183|N|To Skyguard Amelia|M|69.85,21.49|
T The Critical Path |QID|34676;37183|N|To Foreman Eksos|M|69.88,20.81|
A At Your Command|QID|34558|M|69.88,20.81|N|From Foreman Eksos|
C At Your Command|QID|34558|NC|M|69.79,20.70|N|Use the table and make your selection.|
T At Your Command|QID|34558|M|69.88,20.81|N|To Foreman Eksos|
;Wrynn Arsenal: quest is The Quarry Quandary [QID 34563]
;Arcane Sanctum: quest is An Audience With The Archmage [QID 34631]
A Next Quest |QID|34563;34631|N|From Foreman Eksos.\n\nIf you built Wrynn Arsenal, accept The Quarry Quandary.\nIf you built Arcane Sanctum, accept An Audience With The Archmage.|M|69.88,20.81|
h Fort Wrynn|QID|34563;34631|M|69.73,21.77|Z|Talador|N|With Olivia Abbington.|
; Artillery Tower
C The Quarry Quandary|QID|34563|M|69.26,19.29|N|Head to Apprentice Mial, just outside the fort to the north.|NC|
T The Quarry Quandary|QID|34563|M|69.26,19.29|N|To Apprentice Miall|
A In Ared's Memory|QID|35045|M|69.26,19.29|N|From Apprentice Miall|PRE|34563|
C In Ared's Memory|QID|35045|M|70.15,20.11|N|To Mial, who has now moved to inside Wrynn Artillery Tower.|NC|
T In Ared's Memory|QID|35045|M|70.15,20.11|N|To Miall|
A Out of Jovite|QID|34571|M|70.15,20.11|N|From Miall|PRE|35045|
A Iridium Recovery|QID|34573|M|70.15,20.11|N|From Miall|PRE|35045|
A Gas Guzzlers|QID|34624|M|70.15,20.11|N|From Miall|PRE|35045|
; [aldavor] this one is shared between structure types, for bonus objective and loot find.
R Kuuro's Claim|QID|34573;34263|M|71.06,23.05;71.29,24.03;72.57,24.44;73.62,23.90|CS|N|Take back door to the road to the mine. Once you get there, you can do the bonus objective.|
C Iridium Recovery|QID|34573|M|75.4,22|S|N|Kill and loot the Iridium Geode.|
; [aldavor] back to arsenal
C Out of Jovite|QID|34571|M|75.4,22|NC|S|N|These are green crystals sticking out the ground and walls.|
C Gas Guzzlers|QID|34624|M|75.4,22|N|Kill the Glowgullets, then use your 'Goren Gas Extractor' on them.|S|U|111910|
; [aldavor] lootable object - for everyone
l Pure Crystal Dust|QID|34263|M|78.21,14.72|N|Pure Crystal Dust: Lootable object for Garrison Resources and decent XP. At the back of the right hand walkway.|RANK|3|
; [aldavor] arsenal only continued
C Out of Jovite|QID|34571|M|75.4,22|NC|US|N|These are green crystals sticking out the ground and walls.|
C Iridium Recovery|QID|34573|M|75.4,22|US|N|Kill and loot the Iridium Geode.|
C Gas Guzzlers|QID|34624|M|75.4,22|N|Kill the Glowgullets, then use your 'Goren Gas Extractor' on them.|US|U|111910|
T Iridium Recovery|QID|34573|M|70.15,20.11|N|To Miall|
T Out of Jovite|QID|34571|N|To Mial.|M|70.90,30.49|
T Gas Guzzlers|QID|34624|M|70.15,20.11|N|To Miall|
A Going to the Gordunni|QID|34578|M|70.15,20.11|N|From Miall|PRE|34573;34571;34624|
; [aldavor] moved arcane sanctum quests to here.
; Mage Tower
T An Audience With The Archmage|QID|34631|M|75.0,31.2|N|To Archmage Khadgar|
A Making Acquaintances|QID|34815|PRE|34631|M|75.0,31.2|N|From Archmage Khadgar|
; [aldavor] added this as a step, prior to getting the fp - added that too.
R Making Acquaintances|QID|34815|M|80.4,25.6|CC|N|Follow Khadgar (he changes into a bird) into Zangarra|ACTIVE|34815|
f Zangarra|QID|34815|N|To Dominic Arlington|M|80.4,25.4|ACTIVE|34815|
T Making Acquaintances|QID|34815|M|85.0,31.0|N|Take the portal south-east of flight master, then turn in to Magister Serena|
A Creating the Ink|QID|34609|PRE|34815|M|85.0,31.0|N|From Magister Serena|
A Forming the Scroll|QID|34612|PRE|34815|M|85.0,31.0|N|From Magister Serena|
A Gathering the Spark|QID|34619|PRE|34815|M|85.0,31.0|N|From Magister Serena|
C Forming the Scroll|QID|34612|M|82.2,31.6|N|Slumbering Protector|
C Creating the Ink|QID|34609|M|84.0,29.8|N|Encroaching Giant|
C Creating the Ink|QID|34609|M|83.0,31.6|N|Invasive Shambler|
T Creating the Ink|QID|34609|M|0,0|N|To Magister Serena|
T Forming the Scroll|QID|34612|M|0,0|N|To Magister Serena|
T Gathering the Spark|QID|34619|M|0,0|N|To Magister Serena|
A Next Steps|QID|34875|PRE|34609;34612;34619|M|0,0|N|From Magister Serena|
H Fort Wrynn|QID|34875|N|Hearth back to Fort Wrynn|ACTIVE|34875|
T Next Steps|QID|34875|M|69.6,21.1|N|To Magister Serena|
A The Foot of the Fortress|QID|34908|PRE|34875|M|69.6,21.1|N|From Magister Serena|
; [aldavor] we can place the wanted: pickups in here, as well as the pilgrim's road bits and brew quest.
A Why Is The Brew Gone?|QID|34773|M|69.60,21.60|N|From Quartermaster O'Riley|RANK|2|
C Why Is The Brew Gone?|QID|34773|M|72.5,22.2|N|Make your way around the lake and loot the swords and beer. Killing is not necessary for the quest, but you may need to clear a path to the lootables.|NC|
T Why Is The Brew Gone?|QID|34773|M|69.60,21.60|N|To Quartermaster O'Riley|
A Not In Your House|QID|34804|PRE|34773|M|69.60,21.60|N|From Quartermaster O'Riley|
K Ripgut|QID|34804|M|67.30,20.81|QO|1|N|Out the main gate on top of the rise.|T|Ripgut|
T Not In Your House|QID|34804|M|69.60,21.60|N|To Quartermaster O'Riley|
A Wanted: Kil'uun|QID|34103|M|69.43,21.14|N|From Patrick Messer|RANK|3|
A Wanted: Hilaani|QID|34104|M|69.43,21.14|N|From Patrick Messer|RANK|3|
; [aldavor] added arcane sanctum qid
R The Pilgrim's Road|QID|33871|M|71.27,24.07;72.53,24.53;73.13,26.42;74.63,30.75;72.66,38.06;67.30,42.83|CS|N|Its a long ride. We will break it up a little. Head out the back.|
A Seek Out the Seer|QID|33871|M|67.50,43.75;70.78,47.38;68.98,45.97|CN|N|From Elumm who walks up and down this road.|
R Duskfall Island|QID|34761|M|67.56,44.76;66.29,46.85;65.83,47.53|CS|N|Next, Duskfall!|
T Seek Out the Seer|QID|33871|M|65.43,50.73|N|To Seer Malune|
A Dust of the Dead|QID|33872|M|65.43,50.73|N|From Seer Malune.|PRE|33871|
A Cure of Aruunem|QID|33873|M|65.43,50.73|N|From Seer Malune.|PRE|33871|
C Cure of Aruunem|QID|33873|NC|S|N|These are growing in the area.|
C Dust of the Dead|QID|33872|M|65.52,51.95;70.81,55.13|CN|N|Kill the moths and loot thier dust.|
C Cure of Aruunem|QID|33873|M|65.52,51.95;70.81,55.13|CN|NC|US|N|These are growing in the area.|
T Dust of the Dead|QID|33872|M|65.43,50.73|N|To Seer Malune.|
T Cure of Aruunem|QID|33873|M|65.43,50.73|N|To Seer Malune.|
A Aruumel's Rest|QID|33874|M|65.43,50.73|N|From Seer Malune.|PRE|33872;33873|
C Aruumel's Rest|QID|33874|M|69.03,55.28|T|Aruumel|U|108749|N|Unless you want to fight your way there, wait to use the elixer until you arrive at the green dot. Use it and then kill Aruumel.|
f Terokkar Refuge|QID|33874|M|70.34,57.10|N|At Skytalon Inuz, just up the hill.|
T Aruumel's Rest|QID|33874|M|65.43,50.73|N|To Seer Malune.|
A Clear!|QID|34761|M|62.86,50.32|N|From Torben Zapblast|
C Clear!|QID|34761|M|61.39,44.41;72.54,53.57;66.89,59.55|CN|N|Kill and loot the Lakebottom Zappers in the lake.|S|
K Hammertooth |QID|34185|**Rare Kill**\nKill and loot Hammertooth, that patrols around the water.|RANK|3|M|61.50,45.50|
C Clear!|QID|34761|M|61.39,44.41;72.54,53.57;66.89,59.55|CN|N|**Follower**\nFinish killing and looting the Lakebottom Zappers in the lake.|US|
T Clear!|QID|34761|M|62.86,50.32|N|To Torben Zapblast|
A New Owner|QID|35239|M|62.89,50.46|N|From Pleasure-Bot 8000. This will appear about 15 seconds after a little dialog from Torben Zapblast.|
T New Owner|QID|35239|M|62.89,50.46|N|To Pleasure-Bot 8000|
A A Pilgrimage Gone Awry|QID|34802|M|61.4,54.3|N|From Nadur|
C A Pilgrimage Gone Awry|QID|34802|N|Kill and loot the prowlers for their blood|S|QO|1|
C A Pilgrimage Gone Awry|QID|34802|N|Loot the Snapdragon Fronds from the ground|S|QO|2|NC|
K Ra'kahn|M|60.1,57.5;59.48,59.59|CS|RANK|3|QID|34196|N|Rare kill; drops Ra'kahn's Bite (i563 Fist Weapon). Cave entrance is first coordinate.|
C A Pilgrimage Gone Awry|QID|34802|N|Finish looting the Snapdragon Fronds from the ground|US|QO|2|NC|
C A Pilgrimage Gone Awry|QID|34802|N|Finish killing and looting the prowlers for their blood|US|QO|1|
C A Pilgrimage Gone Awry|QID|34802|N|Kill and loot the Noxious Riverhopper and Palebelly Croakers until one drops the Eye.|QO|3|
T A Pilgrimage Gone Awry|QID|34802|M|61.4,54.3|N|To Nadur|
; [aldavor] add the Hilaani task here as global.
C Wanted: Hilaani|QID|34104|M|66.21,65.30|N|Hilaani, between Tombs of Light and Gordal Fortress. Party of 3 suggested.|
; [aldavor] Use PREs with these arcane tower ones.
T The Foot of the Fortress|QID|34908|M|62.25,68.29|N|To Magister Serena|
A Dropping In|QID|34913|PRE|34908|M|62.25,68.29|N|From Magister Serena|
C Dropping In|QID|34913|M|63.46,68.99|QO|1/3 Catapults destroyed|N|Base Catapult, click on it to mark for destruction.|
C Dropping In|QID|34913|M|65.51,68.91|QO|2/3 Catapults destroyed|N|Central Catapult, click on it to mark for destruction.|
C Dropping In|QID|34913|M|66.82,68.05|QO|3/3 Catapults destroyed|N|Summit Catapult, click on it to mark for destruction.|
C Dropping In|QID|34913|M|69.05,69.04|QO|4|U|112091|N|Use Magister Serena's portal, click on it.|
T Dropping In|QID|34913|M|69.95,69.46|N|To Magister Serena|
A While We're in the Neighborhood|QID|34909|PRE|34908|M|69.95,69.46|N|From Magister Serena|
A Vicious Viziers|QID|34910|PRE|34908|M|69.95,69.46|N|From Magister Serena|
A Orbs of Power|QID|34911|PRE|34908|M|69.95,69.46|N|From Magister Serena|
C Orbs of Power|QID|34911|PRE|34908|M|67.0,80.0|QO|1|N|Scattered throughout the area.|S|
C While We're in the Neighborhood|QID|34909|PRE|34908|M|66.10,80.70|N|Collect 8 Runebeads from Gordunni Bashers or Cleavers|S|
K Vizier Vorgorsh|QID|34910|M|68.6,82.6|QO|1|T|Vizier Vorgorsh|N|Upstairs, in the building.|PRE|34908|
K Vizier Zulmork|QID|34910|M|67.14,77.04|QO|2|T|Vizier Zulmork|N|Up another flight in the building.|PRE|34908|
K Vizier Cromaug|QID|34910|M|66.2,80.8|QO|3|T|Vizier Cromaug|N|In the building.|PRE|34908|
C Orbs of Power|QID|34911|PRE|34908|M|67.0,80.0|QO|1|N|Scattered throughout the area.|US|
C While We're in the Neighborhood|QID|34909|PRE|34908|M|66.10,80.70|N|From Gordunni Bashers or Cleavers|US|
T While We're in the Neighborhood|QID|34909|M|0,0|N|To Magister Serena|
T Vicious Viziers|QID|34910|M|0,0|N|To Magister Serena|
T Orbs of Power|QID|34911|M|0,0|N|To Magister Serena|
A The Final Step|QID|34912|PRE|34909;34888;34911|M|0,0|N|From Magister Serena|
C The Final Step|QID|34912|M|64.0,81.8|N|Witch Lord Morkurk|
; [aldavor] steal the nexus (need M coords)
C The Final Step|QID|34912|M|64.3,81.8|N|Arcane Nexus|
; [aldavor] she's right there next to you.
T The Final Step|QID|34912|M|0,0|N|To Magister Serena|
A Due Cause to Celebrate|QID|34711|PRE|34912|M|0,0|N|From Magister Serena|
T Due Cause to Celebrate|QID|34711|M|69.74,20.78|N|To Magister Serena (she'll offer to teleport you back to Fort Wrynn - no need to do anything)|
; [aldavor] this is to add her as a follower.
A Joining the Ranks|QID|34993|PRE|34711|M|9.74,20.78|N|From Magister Serena|RANK|2|
T Joining the Ranks|QID|34993|M|9.74,20.78|N|To Magister Serena|
; These quests NOT part of having the Arcane Sanctum.
; (Use PREs???)
R Gordal Foothills|QID|34578|PRE|34624|M|63.41,63.12;62.47,65.40;62.41,67.42|CS|N|Now on to the Gordunni|
T Going to the Gordunni|QID|34578|PRE|34624|M|69.57,67.87|N|To Miall|
A Dropping Bombs|QID|34976|M|62.57,67.87|N|From Miall|PRE|34578|
C Dropping Bombs|QID|34976|M|63.46,68.99|QO|1|U|112091|N|Base Catapult Destroyed|PRE|34578|
C Dropping Bombs|QID|34976|M|65.51,68.91|QO|2|U|112091|N|Central Catapult Destroyed|PRE|34578|
C Dropping Bombs|QID|34976|M|66.82,68.05|QO|3|U|112091|N|Summit Catapult Destroyed|PRE|34578|
C Dropping Bombs|QID|34976|M|69.05,69.04|QO|4|U|112091|N|Use Grappling Hook|PRE|34578|
T Dropping Bombs|QID|34976|M|69.63,69.84|N|To Miall, near the base of the wall.|PRE|34578|
A Punching Through|QID|34979|M|69.63,69.84|N|From Miall, near the base of the wall.|PRE|34578|
A Prized Repossessions|QID|34978|M|69.63,69.84|N|From Miall, near the base of the wall.|PRE|34578|
A Supply Recovery|QID|34977|M|69.63,69.84|N|From Miall, near the base of the wall.|PRE|34578|
C Supply Recovery|QID|34977|M|67.0,80.0|QO|1|N|Scattered throughout the area.|S|PRE|34578|
C Prized Repossessions|QID|34978|M|66.10,80.70;68.55,82.30;69.68,71.50;70.67,76.99;65.25,78.85;68.15,80.34;70.45,79.64;67.65,77.74;69.01,74.24;64.56,69.03;68.01,68.88|CN|QO|1|N|Gordunni Bashers or Cleavers|S|PRE|34578|
K Vizier Vorgorsh|QID|34979|M|68.6,82.6|QO|1|T|Vizier Vorgorsh|N|Upstairs, in the building.|PRE|34578|
K Vizier Zulmork|QID|34979|M|67.14,77.04|QO|2|T|Vizier Zulmork|PRE|34578|N|Up another flight in the building.|
K Vizier Cromaug|QID|34979|M|66.2,80.8|QO|3|T|Vizier Cromaug|N|In the building.|PRE|34578|
C Supply Recovery|QID|34977|M|67.0,80.0|QO|1|N|Scattered throughout the area.|US|PRE|34578|
C Prized Repossessions|QID|34978|M|66.10,80.70;68.55,82.30;69.68,71.50;70.67,76.99;65.25,78.85;68.15,80.34;70.45,79.64;67.65,77.74;69.01,74.24;64.56,69.03;68.01,68.88|CN|QO|1|N|Gordunni Bashers or Cleavers|US|PRE|34578|
t Punching Through|QID|34979|N|To Miall, who is next to you|PRE|34578|
t Prized Repossessions|QID|34978|N|To Miall, who is next to you|PRE|34578|
t Supply Recovery|QID|34977|N|To Miall, who is next to you|PRE|34578|
A The Lord of the Gordunni|QID|34980|N|To Miall, who is next to you|PRE|34979;34978;34977|
K Witch Lord Morkurk|QID|34980|M|64.0,81.8|QO|1|T|Witch Lord Morkurk|U|112307|PRE|34578|
T The Lord of the Gordunni|QID|34980|N|To Miall, who is next to you|PRE|34578|
A The Only Way to Travel|QID|34981|N|To Miall, who is next to you|PRE|34578|
T The Only Way to Travel|QID|34981|M|69.78,20.74|N|To Miall|PRE|34578|
A Armor Up|QID|34982|M|69.8,20.8|N|From Miall|RANK|2|PRE|34578|
T Armor Up|QID|34982|M|69.8,20.8|N|To Miall|PRE|34578|
; [aldavor] Above Block for other comment to here are NOT part of Arcane Sanctum.
C Wanted: Kil'uun|QID|34103|M|66.20,34.40;72.90,31.40;72.95,25.95;67.05,36.35;73.20,28.30;72.75,34.15;66.25,31.77;68.88,27.29;71.28,24.52;69.80,37.25|CN|N|Kil'uun, Circles clockwise south of Fort Wrynn around Voljin's Pride. Party of 3 suggested.|
T Wanted: Kil'uun|QID|34103|M|69.43,21.14|N|To Patrick Messer|
; The Plight of the Arakkoa
A As the Smoke Rises|QID|34685|PRE|34711+34981|M|69.45,21.46|N|From Kalaam|
R The Road to the Signpost|QID|34685|M|71.27,24.07;72.53,24.53;73.13,26.42;74.63,30.75;73.07,38.75|CS|N|Its another long ride (well, almost the same one really...) Head out the back.|
T As the Smoke Rises|QID|34685|M|73.07,38.75|N|To Crystal-Shaper Barum|
A Burning Sky|QID|33740|M|73.07,38.75|N|From Crystal-Shaper Barum|
A Pieces of Us|QID|33734|M|73.07,38.75|N|From Crystal-Shaper Barum|
A Keluu's Belongings|QID|34261|M|75.68,41.41|Z|Talador|N|Under the bridge, next to Keluu's corpse. XP!|
A Barum's Notes|QID|33761|ACTIVE|33740;33734|M|76.27,42.77|N|From Barum's Notes|
A Pyrophobia|QID|33578|M|77.74,43.96|N|From Raksi|
C Burning Sky|QID|33740|M|75.80,45.20;78.20,45.00;79.80,34.50;75.38,36.52;77.30,41.00;74.89,66.49;73.60,59.25;77.90,38.00;76.81,43.26;78.06,35.61;75.25,39.86;81.62,36.14;77.61,61.06;75.12,62.17|CN|N|Kill Wing-Guards, Squallbringers, and Sun-Callers.|S|
K Sun-Sage Kairyx|QID|33578|M|78.45,45.23|QO|1|N|Sun-Sage Kairyx|
T Pyrophobia|QID|33578|M|77.74,43.96|N|To Raksi|
A What the Draenei Found|QID|33579|M|77.74,43.96|N|From Raksi|
C Harmonic Crystal|QID|33761|M|77.74,44.08|QO|3|N|Green Spiky Crystal|
C Melani's Doll|QID|33734|M|77.91,42.98|QO|2|
C Polished Crystal|QID|33761|M|76.98,43.08|QO|2|N|Clear Purple Rectangle|
C Annals of Aruuna|QID|33734|M|75.45,44.13|QO|3|N|Floating Book.|
C Honed Crystal|QID|33761|M|76.17,44.26|QO|1|N|Glowing Red Spike|
C Crystal-Shaper's Tools|QID|33734|M|77.54,41.24|QO|1|
C Burning Sky|QID|33740|M|75.80,45.20;78.20,45.00;79.80,34.50;75.38,36.52;77.30,41.00;74.89,66.49;73.60,59.25;77.90,38.00;76.81,43.26;78.06,35.61;75.25,39.86;81.62,36.14;77.61,61.06;75.12,62.17|CN|N|Kill Wing-Guards, Squallbringers, and Sun-Callers.|US|
R Aruuna Crystal Mine|QID|33579|M|77.76,41.23;78.39,35.49|CS||N|Go to the mine entrance.|
C Ancient Prism|QID|33579|M|82.72,37.89|N|Go to the right of the tracks and cross the rock bridge to get to it.|
T What the Draenei Found|QID|33579|M|82.64,37.78|N|To Raksi, who snunk in behind you.|
T Pieces of Us|QID|33734|M|76.71,55.24|N|To Crystal-Shaper Barum, who moved a bit.|
T Burning Sky|QID|33740|M|76.71,55.24|N|To Crystal-Shaper Barum|
T Barum's Notes|QID|33761|M|76.71,55.24|N|To Crystal-Shaper Barum|
f Anchorite's Sojourn|M|80.08,56.68|N|At Zarri, beyond the battle.|
A The Purge of Veil Shadar|QID|33580|M|70.50,56.85|N|From Shadow-Sage Iskar.|
A Kura's Vengeance|QID|33582|M|70.77,56.79|N|From Kura the Blind.|
A Forbidden Knowledge|QID|33581|M|70.52,57.35|N|From Darkscryer Raastok.|
R Veil Shadar|QID|33580|M|71.11,57.30;73.18,59.47;74.71,61.33|CS|N|Straight across.|
C The Purge of Veil Shadar|QID|33580|CHAT|S|M|75.80,61.20;74.70,63.35;74.80,66.05;78.35,60.60|CN|
C Forbidden Knowledge|QID|33581|NC|S|M|74.52,66.93|N|These are reddish glowing books on the carpets and tables.|
K Wing-Guard Kuuan|QID|33582|M|79.11,60.47;80.11,61.58;80.52,64.29|CS|QO|1|T|Wing-Guard Kuuan|N|In the cave|
C The Purge of Veil Shadar|QID|33580|CHAT|US|M|75.80,61.20;74.70,63.35;74.80,66.05;78.35,60.60|CN|
C Forbidden Knowledge|QID|33581|NC|US|M|74.52,66.93|N|These are reddish glowing books on the carpets and tables.|
T The Purge of Veil Shadar|QID|33580|M|70.63,57.40|N|To Shadow-Sage Iskar.|
T Forbidden Knowledge|QID|33581|M|70.51,57.34|N|To Darkscryer Raastok.|
T Kura's Vengeance|QID|33582|M|70.77,56.78|N|To Kura the Blind.|
; The Battle for Shattrath
H Fort Wrynn|QID|36801|N|Fly (or hearth if set and off cd) to Fort Wrynn|
A One Step Ahead|QID|36801|M|69.61,20.80|N|From Sloan McCoy (SI:7 agent)|
R Redemption Rise|QID|36801|M|66.57,22.72;64.79,25.56;63.20,25.90|CS|N|Go out the front door of the fort to the road again.|
f Redemption Rise|QID|36801|M|63.29,25.71|N|At Nomaeaa|
T One Step Ahead|QID|36801|M|63.04,25.89|N|To Vindicator Maraad|
A Through the Looking Glass|QID|34087|PRE|36801|M|63.04,25.89|N|From Vindicator Maraad|
C Through the Looking Glass|QID|34087|M|63.05,26.21|NC|N|Click on the Observicopter, to see the cinematic.|
T Through the Looking Glass|QID|34087|M|63.04,25.89|N|To Vindicator Maraad|
A Too Many Irons in the Fire|QID|34088|PRE|34087|M|63.04,25.89|N|From Vindicator Maraad|
A In Short Supply|QID|34089|PRE|34087|M|63.1,25.8|N|From Yrel|
A Thaelin's Quick Fix|QID|34090|PRE|34087|M|63.08,26.12|N|From Thaelin Darkanvil|
A Decommissioned Mission|QID|34091|PRE|34087|M|61.80,27.54|N|From Iron Shredder Decommission Orders|
C Too Many Irons in the Fire|QID|34088|M|48.2,54.6|N|Slay Iron Horde!|S|
C In Short Supply|QID|34089|M|56.0,11.8|N|Iron Horde Explosives|S|
C Thunderlord Cache|QID|34090|M|66.46,26.79|QO|1|
C Forge|QID|34090|M|64.85,32.83|QO|2|
C Log Storage|QID|34090|M|60.93,26.68|QO|3|
K Engineer Trak|QID|34091|M|63.04,23.64|QO|1|
C Decommissioned Mission|QID|34091|M|63.16,23.68|N|Ride the Shredder back to Redemption Rise by jumping down.|
C Too Many Irons in the Fire|QID|34088|M|48.2,54.6|N|Slay Iron Horde!|US|
C In Short Supply|QID|34089|M|56.0,11.8|N|Iron Horde Explosives|US|
T Too Many Irons in the Fire|QID|34088|M|63.04,25.89|N|To Vindicator Maraad|
A Dreadpiston|QID|34959|PRE|34088|M|63.04,25.89|N|From Vindicator Maraad|
T In Short Supply|QID|34089|M|63.06,25.84|N|To Yrel|
A Iron Them Out|QID|34095|M|63.06,25.84|N|From Yrel|
T Thaelin's Quick Fix|QID|34090|M|63.08,26.12|N|To Thaelin Darkanvil|
T Decommissioned Mission|QID|34091|M|63.08,26.12|N|To Thaelin Darkanvil|
N Vol. X Pages ?|QID|34094|N|Click off this step. This is a pause to allow the next quest to load.|
A Vol. X Pages ?|QID|34094|PRE|34090;34091|M|63.08,26.12|N|From Thaelin Darkanvil|
C Vol. X Pages ?|QID|34094|M|54.2,22.2|N|Kill orcs at the Archenon Siegeyard to get the pages.|S|
C Iron Them Out|QID|34095|M|57.05,29.30|N|Click on glowing tanks to destroy.|
C Dreadpiston|QID|34959|M|56.48,27.33|
A Dying Wish|QID|33973|M|56.90,25.97|N|From Ahm|RANK|2|
; [aldavor] added QO|1 otherwise it doesn't close when done.
K Blademaster Bralok|QID|33973|M|57.03,24.38|N|Loot heirloom|QO|1|
T Dying Wish|QID|33973|M|56.90,25.97|N|To Ahm|
C Vol. X Pages ?|QID|34094|M|54.2,22.2|N|Kill orcs at the Archenon Siegeyard to get the pages.|US|
; [aldavor] added QO|1 otherwise it remains after you kill him up to when you turn in the quest.
K Wanted: Ra'tok the Hammer|QID|34105|M|54.2,22.2|QO|1|N|Ra'tok the Hammer is down the path to the coastline.|ACTIVE|34105
N Bonus Objective|QID|34095|M|54.2,22.2|N|There is a bonus objective there on the coast. Take the path to the coastline.|
N Deceptia's Smoldering Boots|QID|34095|M|58.84,12.07|N|While doing the bonus, you can also get this for your toy box - the camp will explode, and you can find these (cog wheel) on the ground in the remains.|RANK|3|
T Iron Them Out|QID|34095|M|63.06,25.84|N|To Yrel|
T Dreadpiston|QID|34959|M|63.04,25.89|N|To Vindicator Maraad|
T Vol. X Pages ?|QID|34094|M|63.08,26.12|N|To Thaelin Darkanvil|
A An Eye for a Spy|QID|34096|PRE|34094|M|63.08,26.12|N|From Thaelin Darkanvil|
C An Eye for a Spy|QID|34096|M|63.08,26.12|QO|1|N|Take a peek|
T An Eye for a Spy|QID|34096|M|63.08,26.12|N|To Thaelin Darkanvil|
A Born to Shred|QID|34097|PRE|34096|M|63.08,26.12|N|From Thaelin Darkanvil|
C Born to Shred|QID|34097|M|59.8,35.2|N|Head to Tuurem and let the slaughter begin!|
T Born to Shred|QID|34097|M|0,0|N|To Iron Shredder Prototype|
A Engineering Her Demise|QID|34098|PRE|34097|M|0,0|N|From Iron Shredder Prototype|
C Engineering Her Demise|QID|34098|M|61.0,38.6|N|Ketya Shrediron|
T Engineering Her Demise|QID|34098|M|63.04,25.89|N|To Vindicator Maraad|
A Khadgar's Plan|QID|34963|PRE|34097|M|63.04,25.89|N|From Vindicator Maraad|
T Khadgar's Plan|QID|34963|M|54.19,36.44|N|To Archmage Khadgar|
A The Battle for Shattrath|QID|34099|PRE|34098;34963|M|54.19,36.44|N|From Archmage Khadgar|
C The Battle for Shattrath|QID|34099|M|50.36,34.51;45.37,24.67|CS|N|Ride into battle! Solo scenario. Take the portal back at the end.|
T The Battle for Shattrath|QID|34099|M|69.67,21.10|N|To Yrel|
; In the Shadows of Auchindoun
A Speaker for the Dead|QID|34701|M|69.65,21.61|N|From Vindicator Icia|
F Terokkar Refuge|QID|34701|M|69.85,21.49|N|To Skyguard Amelia. Go flying or go riding.|
f Exarch's Refuge|QID|34701|M|54.78,68.79|N|To Niaa, behind the building.|
T Speaker for the Dead|QID|34701|M|55.64,67.70|N|To Exarch Maladaar|
A Holding the Line|QID|34407|M|55.64,67.70|N|From Exarch Maladaar|
A Powering the Defenses|QID|34458|M|55.64,67.77|N|From Vindicator Kaluud| ; moved here since he stands beside Maladaar.
A Every Bit Counts|QID|34709|M|55.98,68.29|N|From Aeun|; Leadin to Jorune Mine
A The Heart of Auchindoun|QID|33920|M|56.51,67.13|N|From Soulbinder Nyami|
A Disrupting the Flow|QID|33917|M|56.7,66.0|N|From Vindicator Nobundo|
R Tomb of Lights|QID|34458|M|58.56,65.08;58.85,64.83|CS|N|Head in and go downstairs.
T Powering the Defenses|QID|34458|M|68.43,19.27|Z|Tomb of Lights|N|To Soulbinder Tuulani|
A We Must Construct Additional Pylons|QID|34351|M|68.43,19.27|Z|Tomb of Lights|N|From Soulbinder Tuulani|
C Arkonite Crystals|QID|34351|M|50.98,32.56|Z|Tomb of Lights|QO|1|N|In the rooms, purple crystals on the ground.|
C Arkonite Pylon|QID|34351|M|31.97,48.53|Z|Tomb of Lights|QO|2|
A Nightmare in the Tomb|QID|33530|M|52.18,38.97|Z|Tomb of Lights|N|From Yuuri|
C Ritual investigated|QID|33530|M|60.13,57.07|Z|Tomb of Lights|QO|1|
K Tagar Spinebreaker|QID|33530|M|64.13,67.88|Z|Tomb of Lights|QO|2|
T Nightmare in the Tomb|QID|33530|M|55.64,67.70|N|To Exarch Maladaar|
T We Must Construct Additional Pylons|QID|34351|M|55.12,67.41|N|To Soulbinder Tuulani|
K O'mogg Blackheart|QID|33920|M|56.57,62.72|QO|1|T|O'mogg Blackheart|
l Karab'uun|QID|33920|M|56.68,62.49|QO|2|
C Holding the Line|QID|34407|M|55.66,63.41|N|Slay demons around here.|
C Burning Resonators|QID|33917|M|56.37,63.33;55.52,64.34;57.24,64.02;54.89,52.29|CN|QO|1|
T Disrupting the Flow|QID|33917|M|56.7,66.0|N|To Vindicator Nobundo|
T The Heart of Auchindoun|QID|33920|M|56.51,67.13|N|To Soulbinder Nyami|
T Holding the Line|QID|34407|M|55.64,67.70|N|To Exarch Maladaar|
A Light's Rest|QID|34452|M|55.64,67.70|N|From Exarch Maladaar|
R Light's Rest|QID|34452|M|57.23,77.05|N|Get on your hog and ride out.|
T Light's Rest|QID|34452|M|57.23,77.05|N|To Exarch Maladaar|
A Antivenin|QID|33967|M|57.23,76.91|N|From Soulbinder Tuulani|
A Into the Hollow|QID|33958|M|57.18,76.94|N|From Soulbinder Nyami|
A Vile Defilers|QID|33969|M|57.56,76.69|N|From Vindicator Namuun|
C Defiling Crystals|QID|33969|S|QO|1|N|Scattered through the hollow and mine.|
C Antivenin|QID|33967|M|62.4,83.8|S|QO|1|N|Kill Deathweb spiders|
K Xanatos the Defiler|QID|33958|M|65.6,86.6|QO|1|T|Xanatos the Defiler|N|In the mine, at the lower level to the back.|
C Sha'tari|QID|33958|M|65.77,86.87|QO|2|N|Loot Sha'tari|
C Defiling Crystals|QID|33958|US|QO|1|N|Scattered through the hollow and mine.|
C Antivenin|QID|33967|M|62.4,83.8|US|QO|1|N|Kill Deathweb spiders|
T Antivenin|QID|33967|M|57.23,76.91|N|To Soulbinder Tuulani|
T Into the Hollow|QID|33958|M|57.18,76.94|N|To Soulbinder Nyami|
T Vile Defilers|QID|33969|M|57.56,76.69|N|To Vindicator Namuun|
A Scheduled Pickup|QID|34240|M|57.23,77.05|N|From Exarch Maladaar|
T Scheduled Pickup|QID|34240|M|50.42,87.51|N|To Soulbinder Tuulani|
A Restalaan, Captain of the Guard|QID|34508|M|50.4,87.5|N|From Soulbinder Tuulani|
A Never Forget|QID|34013|M|50.52,87.55|N|From Defender Artaal|
A Payback|QID|34234|M|50.39,87.32|N|From Vindicator Kaluud|
C Shadow Council forces|QID|34234|M|47.8,90.2|S|QO|1|N|Kill Telmor Invaders.|
C Never Forget|QID|34013|M|49.2,87.9|QO|1|N|Telmor Registry|
A Invasion of the Soul Eaters|QID|33988|M|49.19,88.05|N|From Hastily Written Note|
C Body Piles|QID|33988|M|49.31,87.86|QO|1|N|Click on the forge to get your note.|
T Restalaan, Captain of the Guard|QID|34508|M|44.86,90.49|N|To Restalaan, just inside the building.|
A The Final Piece|QID|33976|M|44.86,90.49|N|From Restalaan|
K Vorpil Ribcleaver|QID|33976|M|44.6,90.8|QO|1|T|Vorpil Ribcleaver|
l Auch'naaru|QID|33976|M|44.50,90.88|QO|2|N|Loot it.|
T The Final Piece|QID|33976|M|44.86,90.49|N|To Restalaan|
A Changing the Tide|QID|34326|M|44.86,90.49|N|From Restalaan|
C Body Piles|QID|33988|S|QO|2|N|Burn body piles as you find them|U|108886|
C Never Forget|QID|34013|M|47.5,89.0|QO|3|N|Leafshadow|
C Never Forget|QID|34013|M|49.3,90.8|QO|2|N|Auchenai Prayerbook|
C Shadow Council forces|QID|34234|M|47.8,90.2|US|QO|1|N|Kill Telmor Invaders.|
C Body Piles|QID|33988|US|QO|2|N|Burn body piles as you find them|U|108886|
T Invasion of the Soul Eaters|QID|33988|M|50.5,87.5|N|To UI|
T Never Forget|QID|34013|M|50.52,87.55|N|To Defender Artaal|
T Payback|QID|34234|M|50.39,87.32|N|To Vindicator Kaluud|
R Retribution Point|QID|34326|M|43.43,75.95|N|Mount up and ride your hog.|
f Retribution Point|QID|34326|M|42.10,76.79|N|From Beldos|
T Changing the Tide|QID|34326|M|43.43,75.95|N|To Restalaan|
A Desperate Measures|QID|34092|M|43.43,75.95|N|From Restalaan|
A Ogre Diplomacy|QID|35227|M|42.91,76.11|N|From Exarch Maladaar|
C Ogre Diplomacy|QID|35227|M|41.2,80.4|S|QO|1|N|Kill Ango'rosh in the area.|
C Grimoire of Binding|QID|34092|M|42.69,84.87|QO|2|N|Kill Dur'gol the Ruthless for the Grimoire.|
C Ango'rosh Spellbook|QID|34092|M|39.47,83.63|QO|1|N|Kill Mok'war the Terrible for the Spellbook.|
C Ritual|QID|34092|M|41.17,82.46|QO|3|N|Click on the staff and wait for the ritual to end. DO NOT MOVE.|
C Ogre Diplomacy|QID|35227|M|41.2,80.4|US|QO|1|N|Kill Ango'rosh in the area.|
T Desperate Measures|QID|34092|M|43.43,75.95|N|To Restalaan|
T Ogre Diplomacy|QID|35227|M|42.91,76.11|N|To Exarch Maladaar|
A Into the Heart of Madness|QID|34157|M|42.91,76.11|N|From Exarch Maladaar|
A Retribution for the Light|QID|35254|M|42.91,76.11|N|From Exarch Maladaar|
A Hiding in the Shadows|QID|34163|M|37.25,79.39|N|From Shadow Council Communicator|
C Gul'rok Demons|QID|35254|M|33.6,74.4|S|QO|1|N|Kill demons in the area.|
C Eastern Shadow Orb|QID|34163|M|37.78,77.32|QO|1|N|Up the orge tower.|
C Southern Shadow Orb|QID|34163|M|35.62,79.84|QO|2|
A Book Burning|QID|34164|M|34.01,73.97|N|From Kor'thos Dawnfury|
C Book Burning|QID|34164|S|QO|1|T|Shadowborne Dementor|N|Kill Dementors and loot their books. Then burn them by Kor'thos. They hide in the buildings and on the 2nd level.|
C Northern Shadow Orb|QID|34163|M|34.46,70.39|QO|3|
T Hiding in the Shadows|QID|34163|M|0,0|N|To UI|
C Gul'rok Demons|QID|35254|M|33.6,74.4|US|QO|1|N|Kill demons in the area.|
C Book Burning|QID|34164|US|QO|1|T|Shadowborne Dementor|N|Kill Dementors and loot their books. Then burn them by Kor'thos. They hide in the buildings and on the 2nd level.|
T Book Burning|QID|34164|M|34.01,73.97|N|To Kor'thos Dawnfury|
; Not sure but for flow, this one below, MIGHT be able to be turned in before getting the Come Together quest - didn't test as I'd already turned in 35254
T Retribution for the Light|QID|35254|M|42.91,76.11|N|To Exarch Maladaar|
T Into the Heart of Madness|QID|34157|M|31.21,73.60|N|To Soulbinder Nyami|
A Destination: Unknown|QID|34154|M|31.2,73.6|N|From Soulbinder Nyami|
C Portal there|QID|34154|M|30.92,73.16|QO|1|N|Right click on the portal.|
K Mongrethod|QID|34154|QO|2|T|Mongrethod|
C Portal back|QID|34154|QO|3|N|Right click on the portal to get back.|
T Destination: Unknown|QID|34154|M|46.32,74.09|N|To Soulbinder Tuulani|
A Together We Are Strong|QID|36512|M|46.32,74.09|N|From Soulbinder Tuulani|
T Together We Are Strong|QID|36512|M|46.32,74.09|N|To Soulbinder Tuulani|
A Come Together|QID|34707|M|45.70,74.05|N|From Exarch Maladaar|
H Fort Wrynn|QID|34707|N|Hearth back or fly or ride to Fort Wrynn|
T Come Together|QID|34707|M|69.66,21.61|N|To Vindicator Icia|
; Jorune Mine
F Terokkar Refuge|QID|34709|N|To Skyguard Amelia|M|69.85,21.49|
; Lets get another follower!
A Gatekeepers of Auchindoun|QID|34777|M|57.42,51.12|N|From Defender Illona|
K Vindicator Dalu|QID|34777|QO|1|CHAT|N|Challenge him alone or with the other if you have artilletry strike.|
K Soulbinder Halaari|QID|34777|QO|2|CHAT|N|Challenge him alone or with the other if you have artilletry strike.|
T Gatekeepers of Auchindoun|QID|34777|M|57.42,51.12|N|To Defender Illona|
A The True Path|QID|36519|M|57.42,51.12|N|From Defender Illona (to get her as a follower)|
T The True Path|QID|36519|M|57.42,51.12|N|To Defender Illona|
T Every Bit Counts|QID|34709|M|49.89,56.16|N|To Ageilaa|
A Trouble In The Mine|QID|34399|M|49.89,56.16|N|From Ageilaa.|
A Frenzied Manafeeders|QID|34400|M|49.89,56.16|N|From Ageilaa.|
T Every Bit Counts|QID|34710|M|49.89,56.16|N|To Ageilaa.|
C Frenzied Manafeeders|QID|34400|U|110468|S|M|50.20,52.06|N|Fight the moths down to 35% (you will see an emote and hear a sound) then use the Dissapation Crystal(it has a very short range, so stand close).|
T Trouble In The Mine|QID|34399|M|51.63,50.47|N|To Vindicator Doruu.|
A Arcane Essence|QID|34403|M|51.65,50.51|N|From Archmage Elandra.|
A Caught In The Chaos|QID|34406|M|51.65,50.51|N|From Archmage Elandra.|
C Caught In The Chaos|QID|34406|M|52.34,47.89|S|NC|N|The miners are everywhere.|
C Arcane Essence|QID|34403|M|53.31,50.31|N|Kill Crystal Ragers and Arcane Wraiths and loot their essence.|
C Caught In The Chaos|QID|34406|M|52.34,47.89|US|NC|N|The miners are everywhere.|
T Arcane Essence|QID|34403|M|51.65,50.51|N|From Archmage Elandra.|
T Caught In The Chaos|QID|34406|M|51.65,50.51|N|From Archmage Elandra.|
A An'dure The Giant|QID|34415|M|51.65,50.51|N|From Archmage Elandra.|
C An'dure The Giant|QID|34415|M|54.31,49.90|T|An'dure the Awakened|
T An'dure The Giant|QID|34415|M|51.65,50.51|N|From Archmage Elandra.|
A Kaelynara Sunchaser|QID|34448|M|51.65,50.51|N|From Archmage Elandra.|
C Kaelynara Sunchaser|QID|34448|M|51.65,50.51|N|Chat with Elandra to begin.|CHAT|QO|1|
C Kaelynara Sunchaser|QID|34448|T|Kaelynara Sunchaser|QO|2|M|52.15,47.64|N|After the fight, Elandra can port you back into the mine.|
T Kaelynara Sunchaser|QID|34448|M|51.62,50.45|N|To Vindicator Doruu.|
C Frenzied Manafeeders|QID|34400|U|110468|US|M|50.20,52.06|N|Fight the moths down to 35% (you will see an emote and hear a sound) then use the Dissapation Crystal(it has a very short range, so stand close).|
T Frenzied Manafeeders|QID|34400|M|49.89,56.14|N|To Ageilaa.|
D Your Garrison|QID|35537|M|71.84,29.75|N|Back to your garrison, where the Spires of Arak guide will start. Click to continue.|U|110560|
T Wanted: Hilaani|QID|34104|M|69.43,21.14|N|To Patrick Messer|
A Wanted: Ra'tok the Hammer|QID|34105|M|69.43,21.14|N|From Patrick Messer|
C Wanted: Ra'tok the Hammer|QID|34105|M|54.2,22.2|N|Ra'tok the Hammer, on the Orunai Coast, west of fort, NW of Tuurem. Party of 2 suggested, but not required.|
T Wanted: Ra'tok the Hammer|QID|34105|M|69.43,21.14|N|To Patrick Messer|
D Fall-through|N|No more quests in this guide. Next is Spires of Arak.|
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"Next Quest"
Submitted by MaxWilder on Mon, 2018-07-09 00:55.
This choice between the Wrynn Arsenal and Arcane Sanctum is really wreaking havoc. The step after choosing the Arcane Sanctum was just being ignored, then the entire rest of the guide was broken, sending me all over the map killing various named mobs before I stopped to figure out what went wrong with the guide. I was able to get back on track by editing the "A Next Quest" entry to only refer to "An Audience With The Archmage" and it's QID, along with removing all PRE except the "At Your Command" quest.
Incorrect placement
Submitted by Fluclo on Wed, 2015-07-29 23:24.
Once you hand in What the Draenei found, you're relocated to Terokkar Refuge and given a few quests, but the guide tells you to hand in quests with Crystal-Shaper Barum who's not in the area. This bit of the guide needs some re-work.
which building did you
Submitted by Blanckaert on Thu, 2015-07-30 02:53.
which building did you chose? (I've a toon coming up into the zone)
I've played through this with
Submitted by Aldavor on Sat, 2015-04-04 19:42.
I've played through this with another alt, and there's a whole mass of quest lines that need to be moved/shifted and conditions added. I've made quite a few alterations, but I need to run through it again today or tomorrow with my 96 priest. Once it's all done, is it ok to update/revise this? It's quite major...
Re: I've played through this
Submitted by Aldavor on Sun, 2015-04-05 19:29.
OK, submitted new revision for this guide with some major flow changes and amendments. As far as I can tell, all the quests are now included, and there are traps for type of outpost building selected. Please advise if there are any critical issues.
Had to update...
Submitted by Aldavor on Fri, 2015-05-29 15:43.
Just gone through this again, choosing the Arcane Sanctum as the outpost, and found it to be incomplete/unfollowable. Have refactored it, amended some QIDs and ordering - hopefully (!) it should be ok but I'll need to run thru with another toon (which I'll have to roll and level up... *sigh*)
missing quest?
Submitted by Blanckaert on Sun, 2015-01-25 04:41.
A pilgrimage gone awry, QID34802, you find the quest giver while running to Tomb of Lights, I dont see a preq for it on wowhead or anything.
01/24/2015 - Editted to add this: (QID34709 is alli verison of 34710) -- COPIED from Horde guide, Emma has this between the section of the orges (final QID 36512) and before the Jorune Mine. Alliance ver needs to revamped for quest flow.
R Northwest towards Nagrand|QID|34709|M|42.79,74.79;42.28,67.81;39.30,67.20|CS|RANK|3|N|Follow the road towards Nagrand until you come across Caleb.|
A Just Peachicky|QID|33882|M|36.20,65.03|RANK|3|N|From Caleb.|
A Sher'KHAAAAAAANNNN!|QID|33884|M|36.20,65.03|RANK|3|N|From Caleb.|
C Just Peachicky|QID|33882|S|NC|M|31.68,62.61|RANK|3|N|Click on these friendly little guys to rescue them.|
C Sher'KHAAAAAAANNNN!|QID|33884|QO|1|M|31.14,71.12|RANK|3|S|
C Sher'KHAAAAAAANNNN!|QID|33884|QO|2|M|31.14,71.12|RANK|3|T|Sher'khaan|
A And the Elekk Too?!|QID|33944|M|32.28,65.64|RANK|3|
C Sher'KHAAAAAAANNNN!|QID|33884|QO|1|M|31.14,71.12|RANK|3|US|
C Just Peachicky|QID|33882|US|NC|M|31.68,62.61|RANK|3|N|Click on these friendly little guys to rescue them.|
T Just Peachicky|QID|33882|M|36.19,65.06|RANK|3|N|To Caleb.|
T Sher'KHAAAAAAANNNN!|QID|33884|M|36.19,65.06|RANK|3|N|To Caleb.|
T And the Elekk Too?!|QID|33944|M|36.19,65.06|RANK|3|N|To Caleb.|
wrong order of guide...
Submitted by Blanckaert on Sun, 2014-12-07 06:38.
Starting guide with my Alliance toon, did the arcane sanctum,
Then did:
l Pure Crystal Dust|QID|34263|M|78.21,14.72|N|Pure Crystal Dust: Lootable object for Garrison Resources and decent XP. At the back of the right hand walkway.|RANK|3|
and the Bonus objective in the cave, then when I came out it said to:
A Why Is The Brew Gone?|QID|34773|M|69.60,21.60|N|From Quartermaster O'Riley|RANK|2|
But NO QUEST is there, according to wowhead I have to get the sanctum going first... so put all quest as 'skipped' till I get to
; Mage Tower
; A An Audience With The Archmage|QID|34631|M|69.9,20.8|N|From Foreman Eksos|
I'll edit this as I go through it....
* Edit #1 * -- Had to manual skip ALL the quest listed from the 'brew' though to the Mage tower quests...
* Edit #2 * - And then once you finish and return to the Fort and do:
A Next Steps|QID|34875|PRE|34609;34612;34619|M|0,0|N|From Magister Serena|
T Next Steps|QID|34875|M|69.6,21.1|N|To Magister Serena|
A The Foot of the Fortress|QID|34908|PRE|34875|M|69.6,21.1|N|From Magister Serena|
then the other quest from above are avail the Wanted(s) and Why the Brew gone. Also you can pick up One Step Ahead
; The Battle for Shattrath
H Fort Wrynn|QID|36801|N|Hearth back or fly to Fort Wrynn|
A One Step Ahead|QID|36801|M|69.61,20.80|N|From Sloan McCoy|
Okay.. following to path to get to:
R The Pilgrim's Road|QID|34578|M|71.27,24.07;72.53,24.53;73.13,26.42;74.63,30.75;72.66,38.06;67.30,42.83|CS|N|Its a long ride. We will break it up a little. Head out the back.|
When you hit 72.66,38.06 this would where to put in the:
; Sometime when in
** okay, now I see why it was down there, as you dont get the lead in quest UNTIL you finished the
Due Cause to Celebrate|QID|34711| Quest.... **
(grumbles about thinking I was better then Ludo, when I wasnt it) ;)
* Edit #4 *
okay, it has me run all the way down to the Tomb of Lights, then onto Gordal Foothills, to do:
T Going to the Gordunni|QID|34578|M|69.57,67.87|N|To Miall|
A Dropping Bombs|QID|34976|M|62.57,67.87|N|From Miall|
T Armor Up|QID|34982|M|69.8,20.8|N|To Miall|
when that is part of the Artillery Tower, had to 'skip' them all to get to:
C Wanted: Kil'uun|QID|34103|M|66.20,34.40;72.90,31.40;72.95,25.95;67.05,36.35;73.20,28.30;72.75,34.15;66.25,31.77;68.88,27.29;71.28,24.52;69.80,37.25|CN|N|Kil'uun, Circles clockwise south of Fort Wrynn around Voljin's Pride. Party of 3 suggested.|
T Wanted: Kil'uun|QID|34103|M|69.43,21.14|N|To Patrick Messer|
And also wanted me to turn it in first, before continuing to...
A Dropping In|QID|34913|PRE|34908|M|62.0,69.3|N|From Magister Serena|
BUT it didn't show the T The Foot of the Fortress|QID|34908|M|62.0,69.3|N|To Magister Serena| to turn in, only to grab:
A Dropping In|QID|34913|PRE|34908|M|62.0,69.3|N|From Magister Serena|
(but turning in the 34908, did auto accept the 34913)
Going back to playing, will edit again later ;)
As the Smoke Rises
Submitted by Fluclo on Tue, 2014-11-25 00:35.
As the Smoke Rises is not showing up for me in the game.
It says PRE 34711+34981, I have done 34981 but not 34711, the step is showing on the guide because I've done 34981, but it's not available to me (I built the artillery tower)
RE: As teh smoke Rises
Submitted by Emmaleah on Tue, 2014-11-25 03:15.
I never saw the horde equivilent in game. It is on wowhead... but I have no clue where it is supposed to come from. It is one of those things that perplexed me so I just left it commented out at the top of the horde guide.
Emmaleah == bravely leading the way since ... um a long time ago...
Horde not Alliance
Submitted by Fluclo on Thu, 2014-11-13 10:37.
This appears to be the Horde guide, not the Alliance guide?
Going to the Gordunni
Submitted by Fluclo on Fri, 2014-11-14 19:33.
Thanks for that. My run through the zone deviated from yours at Going to the Gordunni, so I've updated up to that point.


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Snowstorms leave the normally bustling Davis Square emptier than normal -- and some businesses are trying creative ways to bring customers inside. (freeasinspeech/flickr)
SOMERVILLE, Mass. — On the heels of the holidays, the winter months tend to be slow for restaurants. But season that with a batch of snowstorms and, in the words of one restaurateur, it's a killer.
The two-day snowstorm that's dropped snow, sleet and freezing rain on New England this week has canceled thousands of flights, closed hundreds of schools and pushed snow removal budgets further and further into the hole.
Deserted streets and empty diners in Somerville's Davis Square on Wednesday suggest that you can add restaurants to that list of snow-related casualties.
"Today's, there's nobody," said Helen DeFrancisco, a bartender at the Rosebud Diner.
There are food deliveries here to the Rosebud, but there's no one to feed, so the diner was closed this morning. The relentless snowstorms have been a peril for patrons and bad for business, DeFrancisco said.
"The snowstorms are hurting everybody. Nobody is out. Business is down, but you gotta hang in there," DeFrancisco said. "Everybody's trying to do what they can do. The weekends we're still holding our own."
Down the street is Gargoyle's on the Square. James Conforti has owned the restaurant for 16 years and says this winter has been especially nail-biting.
"People have been partying all December so they really don't want to come out. Then you throw 73 inches of snow on top of it, it's horrendous. It really is a killer for business," Conforti said.
But yesterday it struck him to offer an enticing incentive for the snowbound: A new menu of adult hot chocolates, 20 percent off the bill and $5 cocktails.
"I said you know what if I want people to come in, then I have to show them that I appreciate them coming in during lousy weather and so I have to show them that I have to give them a deal," Conforti said.
After spreading the message about the deal through e-mail and social media, Conforti found a break in his fiscal forecast.
"We had over 100 people just walk in. We were just shocked. I think people are just so sick of the snow and they don't care," Conforti said.
Suddenly, Conforti felt confident enough to reverse his doomsday predictions for January's bottom line.
"I think that we're going to sit there and realize with these snowstorms it's actually helping business. It's really actually turned the trend in January around for us," Conforti said.
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What's up with conservation and the farm bill
On Thursday, the House Agriculture Committee released its version of the new farm bill, a ginormous piece of legislation passed every five years or so that doles out money not only to farmers, but to food stamp recipients, school lunch programs, and conservation efforts.
The Senate passed its version in May. The House Ag Committee released their discussion draft July 5, and last week the committee hotly debated some of the more controversial items in the bill, making changes to budget cuts, spending programs, and, of course, pulling in some pet peeves and projects. By Thursday all that was over, and now the bill is ready for a full floor debate in the House. (That could happen as early as August, but it could also get pushed back until after the elections. House Speaker Boehner, who controls when bills taken up, dislikes much of the bill and may try to hold it back, although he's facing pushback from Congressmen like Frank Lucas, R-Okla., who wants it to go forward for debate in August.)
The farm bill touches on many of the areas we cover here at High Country News, like how much land is set aside in conservation programs and how farmers are incentivized (or dis-incentivized) to be good stewards. Here's a look at some of the key bill measures being considered in the House and Senate this year.
Conservation Programs
The Conservation Reserve Program, or CRP, as it's often called, pays farmers to idle erosion-prone land and seed it with plants beneficial to wildlife. It, like most conservation programs, was at risk for heavy cuts in this farm bill.
But although all conservation programs will get trimmed this year as legislators try to limit overall spending, the conservation and sportsmen's groups that champion these programs stood their ground and mostly say the cuts are bearable. The House committee version, however, does cut $1 billion more deeply than the Senate version into the Conservation Stewardship Program, which pays farmers to improve the health of working lands by using fewer chemicals, planting borders beneficial to pollinators, and implementing practices like no-till.
The main way the bill will save on conservation spending is by combining programs. The plan is for fewer programs with more targeted conservation goals, like protecting sage grouse habitat or reducing plowing of native soil in the sensitive prairie pothole region. This is an effort to reduce what USDA Undersecretary for Natural Resources Harris Sherman has called "random acts of conservation," where farmers may get paid for implementing practices that have little overall benefit.
Crop insurance
Crop insurance has become this bill's big farm subsidy program. On the face of it, crop insurance might sound pretty benign, but as I've noted, it's frequently an opportunity for both farmers and insurance agents to make out pretty well on the taxpayer's dime. Crop insurance payouts are likely to be in the range of $9 billion a year if this bill passes with its current insurance provisions intact.
One of the big issues in crop insurance is a wonky-sounding item called "conservation compliance." It basically means that if a farmer wants to receive taxpayer-subsidized crop insurance, they should meet basic conservation standards on their farm, like not filling in wetlands, plowing up highly erodible land, or putting virgin prairie into production. The latter has been occurring at record levels in parts of the Dakotas and Montana, and requiring conservation compliance in order to get subsidized insurance could slow the onslaught. Farmers would still be allowed to do those things if they wanted -- it's their land, after all -- but they wouldn't be able to do them while receiving subsidized insurance.
The Senate version of the bill requires all farmers receiving subsidies to comply with conservation measures. The House committee version leaves this out. This could be an issue that will be taken up in House floor debate or, if omitted, reconciled between the two versions when the two chambers go to conference on the bill, at the last minute.
State Ballot Initiatives
Livestock and monopsonies
The House Ag Committee also repealed a 2008 provision that directed the USDA to write and publish a regulation called the GIPSA rule. The first draft of that rule included powerful language aimed at protecting poultry and livestock producers from collusion by a small number of big meatpackers and poultry conglomerates, who are the primary buyers of meat and poultry in the United States.
There isn't much to repeal. USDA had already gutted the draft GIPSA rule after Obama and Congress got pressured by big meatpackers, releasing a final version that provided small cattlemen with little help. And the rule's major proponent in the Agriculture Department, J. Dudley Butler, has left. Yet the final GIPSA rule did give poultry producers some protection from giant chicken packers like Tyson, who have long forced chicken farmers to take contracts with unfair terms. If the repeal stays in the farm bill, poultry producers may lose the few gains they had made.
I don't normally write about school lunch. But there's a sneaky little language shift in the House version of the bill that deletes the word "fresh," that I found funny. This small word omission, which is not in the Senate version, allows schools to use federal funds to purchase not only "fresh fruits and vegetables" for snacks, but also canned, frozen, and dried versions which can be a lot less healthy. Obviously, the processed fruit producers are behind this one. For some reason I'm getting a real clear image of a California Raisin whispering threateningly in Congressman's ear. (Not that there's anything wrong with raisins.)
Food Stamps
The most significant difference between the House committee bill and the Senate version is in cuts to food assistance programs. The cuts were big enough to get USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack out making statements expressing his disappointment. $11.5 billion in cuts are mostly achieved by changing food stamp eligibility requirements, which would dump about 2 million people off the rolls.
While food stamps are not a conservation issue, nutrition-related spending is the biggest ticket item in the farm bill. The food stamp cuts are likely to rile a large constituency of House Democrats, and as Grist farm policy writer Tom Laskawy astutely notes, this could push the whole bill outside the realm of a compromise. When the bill does move to the House floor, this will be a debate item to watch. It may be a bargaining tool used to get Democratics on board with other Republican provisions. Or, it could be the killing cut, in which case the old farm bill, which expires in September, may simply be extended after the elections.
I wait with bated breath to see what happens next. If you do too, stay tuned for the next edition of: As the Agriculture Policy World Turns. It's sure to be a good one.
Stephanie Paige Ogburn is the online editor at High Country News.
Image of farmer examining native grass planting courtesy NRCS.
Image of happy chickens courtesy Flickr user Martin Abegglen.
Image of California Raisin courtesy Flickr user JD Hancock.


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How about "not surprised" since this information has been pretty public since the second Bush term at least.
Ken_Volok (anonymous profile)
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Part of the Patriot Act. We were warned by various watchdog groups.
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The slope got especially slippery with the introduction of the Patriot Act. Amazingly, over 90% of the voting public keeps rewarding those who make this all possible with their continued support in the ballot box.
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Funny, none of the normal Tea Party commenters seem to have anything say. Maybe they actually understand it was their brand of republicanism that caused all this invasion of American privacy ?
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A parallel situation exists on the internet ... your meta-data can be collected and can be linked to you via IP address. In theory, the latter would require a court order by a third party.
It's interesting far fewer people get upset about this.
And if I know your name and geographic location, I can find all sorts of info about you quite easily.
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SmileySam: From what I can see, the Tea Party has no more respect for the constitution than those they criticize.
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I remember reading about Data Mining back in the 1950's with the Red Scare and McCarthy looking for the Soviet Supporters, come on, people, read and remember History; our Government finds us to be the largest threat to our own Country and nothing you do or say is PROTECTED!
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I do not identify with the teabaggers because all political groups are coopted by big money, but how are the "limited government" types responsible for the NSA?
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Regarding the mining of meta-data on the internet ... I fear the commercial money-driven outfits much more than I do the government.
While this is not comprehensive, here's a good place to start removing personally-identifiable data others have gathered about you:
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billclausen: re ballot box - Lois Capps has voted in favor of Patriot Act violations of privacy, including a very close vote yesterday to limit NSA spying, so I really can't vote for Lois Capps in the future.
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I made a terrible mistake in last comment. Very sorry, Loise Capps voted YES on the Amash Amendment, to halt NSA secret collection of hundreds of millions of Americans' phone records. Thank you, you rock, Lois!
The Guardian, July 31, 2013: "Diane Feinstein, a judiciary committee member who also chairs the Senate intelligence committee, defended the officials. "We would place the nation in jeopardy if we were to end these two programs (phone records database and the internet communications surveillance) ,she said."
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Check out Xkey score, Guardian, 7/31/13:
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PEMBROKE, Mass. (AP) — Police say a Pembroke High School student caught by school officials with a bong in his backpack later drove his car toward a teacher trying to stop him.
Michael Muzyka was released on personal recognizance after pleading not guilty Monday to charges including assault with a dangerous weapon and marijuana possession.
Police say after officials found the bong Friday afternoon, a teacher tried to stop the student from leaving campus by standing in front of his car. Police allege the 18-year-old Muzyka accelerated, forcing the teacher to move aside to avoid being struck.
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TAUNTON — Mass decontamination units have been issued to some local fire departments to support the Bay State's homeland security apparatus. On Saturday, at its Oakland Station, Taunton Fire Department held a training exercise, led by training officer Capt. David Santos.
"The way that this whole system was designed is that one of these goes to every community with a hospital," said Taunton Fire Chief Timothy Bradshaw. "One per hospital. The idea is to protect the hospital in the event of a mass exposure. The hospital would go into lockdown and the only way into the hospital would be through the decontamination unit."
Morton Hospital partners with the Taunton fire and police departments to coordinate various types of emergency preparedness drills and education programs, including mass decontamination exercises.
According to Todd Martin, regional director of environmental health and safety for Morton Hospital and Saint Anne's Hospital, drills are essential to ensuring the hospital's and city's preparedness to effectively respond to mass casualty incidents.
"Mass decontamination units play a critical role in incidents involving hazardous materials or other contaminants that could pose a health risk to humans and potentially be spread from one person to another," said Martin. "Mobile mass decontamination units are utilized in order to avoid the potential contamination of patients already in the hospital's Emergency Department."
To prepare for a future biological attack or any sort of mass exposure to hazardous materials, the fire department has been training with hospital staff to familiarize both with protocol should an emergency arise.
"The fact that the Taunton Fire Department has a mass decontamination unit readily available to deploy to the hospital or other location in the community as needed helps to ensure our continued readiness to respond to such an incident and treat victims quickly and effectively, while minimizing potential harm to others," Martin said.
During drills and exercises, participants play out various contamination scenarios.
"We have a lot of stuff in our industrial park that could be hazardous," Bradshaw said. "This gives us the ability to clean up some victims quickly to get them to the place where they need to be. We've trained with the hospital staff a few times. We go over how the hospital would go into lockdown."
If a mass exposure emergency occurred, the fire department could erect the mass decontamination unit at the hospital entrance.
"Nobody will be able to get in unless they went through the tent," Bradshaw said. "Then hospital staff can be assured that at least minimal decontamination took place."


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growth in women-owned businesses exceeds all small businesses
The impact of female
entrepreneurs on the American economy is greater than ever. Women own over 8.6
million businesses in the U.S., according to American
Express OPEN's 2013 State of Women-Owned
Businesses Report: A Summary of Important Trends, 1997-2013 via Julie
Weeks and Womenable. Together, these businesses generate over $1.3
trillion in revenues and employ nearly 7.8 million people. The growth in the
number, revenues and employment of women-owned businesses during the 16 years
covered by this report exceeds the growth rates of all but the very largest,
publicly traded corporations in the country.
Every day, the community
colleges that make up the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship
(NACCE) witness the impact the growth of female entrepreneurship is having on
local communities as more and more women turn to NACCE members for entrepreneurship
education and business support services. One such college is Catawba Valley Community College (CVCC)
in Hickory, North Carolina. There, Business Programs Department Head Gary
Muller and Business
Instructor Darcie Tumey talked with us about their observations.
owners represent all industries in Hickory
"The number of female entrepreneurs in
our community is growing, and they are making a big impact on the
revitalization of our economy," says Gary Muller. "They are involved in all
segments of the business community; there is not just one area that their
businesses are addressing. Female entrepreneurs also are becoming much more
visible in the business community; they holding many of the leadership roles in
our community organizations and making a difference."
Muller has
observed that would-be female entrepreneurs take a different approach to
starting their business than would-be male entrepreneurs do. "They do more
analysis of the potential business before they push forward," he says. "This
is a key reason for their success. We see their male counterparts move forward
with their passion, without thinking of the possible problems. Female
entrepreneurs are more open to help and support, which enables them to make
adjustments to their plans before big problems may adversely impact the
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Muller and Tumey think one of the reasons
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We admire Ciara's motherhood moxie. Instead of traditional shades of blue or even a bold green, the singer's nursery is all-white — literally.
Everything from the cozy glider and stuffed animal to the circular crib and bedding are in the neutral shade.
Don't believe us? On Tuesday, the mom-to-be (who is expecting a boy soon) shared a shot of her tranquil baby room on Instagram.
"In love With My @AngelSongHome gliding chair, and my @BrattDecor baby crib for my little prince. This is all surreal. Everything about this time and process … Wow!!" she captioned the photo.
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Clearly, Ciara is really into the color right now. At BFF Kim Kardashian's bridal shower on Saturday, she wore Rachel Pally's long caftan ($238) in cream. And as usual, she showed off her maternity style with a series of sweet pics.
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"I am going to be relatively worthless for the near future...veraison in the vineyard and the last push of summer," wrote Elizabeth Standeven last week of the situation in her vineyards, Shaker Ridge Vineyards. Elizabeth is one of my treasured contacts in the Sierra Foothill grapegrowing community. Elizabeth is as honest, hardworking and progressive a grapegrower as you will find anywhere, and her dedication to farming in the Sierra Foothill terroir is heartwarming.
|The tempranillo will be the
first red
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Earlier this year, she did a long interview that I wanted to post, but time just flew. You know how that goes. But here it is, a bit belated, but if you ever wanted to gain more appreciation for what goes into great grapes and therefore great wine, read on....
TIME-CHALLENGE FOR SMALL VINEYARD OWNERS IN El DORADO COUNTY
TIME-CHALLENGE FOR SMALL VINEYARD OWNERS IN El DORADO COUNTY
Elizabeth Standeven and her husband Andrew grow Barbera, Primitivo and five Portuguese winegrape varietals on seven acres of vineyard in a prime location at 1500 feet elevation in El Dorado County. They are like many small farmers: time-challenged.
"Right now," Elizabeth said early in June, "we are literally in the weeds. We just mowed between the rows a few weeks ago because the rain is usually done at this time of the year. But with these constant little bits of rain we've had, the weeds are growing again. I'd like to talk more, but I gotta get out and mow again."
It was difficult for Elizabeth to find 15 minutes to update me on the state of her vineyard, which actually reflects the status of many vineyards nearby in El Dorado County, California. Elizabeth, however, does take her position as President of the El Dorado Wine Grape Growers Association seriously, and any bits of awareness she can garner for El Dorado grapes has moved closer to the top of her multi-layered priority list.
|The vineyard in early spring
Other tasks on her list?
"Well, we just had bloom, so we must sample for nutrients and see what to add; we have to adjust things before you get too far into fruit set. We've got this ideal weather now, between 75-80 degrees, and this is ideal not only for bud burst but it is also perfect for mildew. So if we have vine growth, we have to start spraying to control the mildew, and whether you use sulfur or oil, this spraying must be done every 7 to 10 days."
Then there is the need for labor. Elizabeth and Andrew try to do as much work as possible themselves on their 7 acres. At that size of vineyard, she notes, you can't make any money unless you do some of the work yourself. "Unless you have a winery as well as a vineyard, it doesn't pay to hire lots of labor. The truth is that who performs the tasks is very dependent on the size of the vineyard," she said.
This year, as in past years, with the tight window of time to thin Barbera shoots, Elizabeth turned to her labor contractor to supply help. Her vineyard, Shaker Ridge, needed 100 to 120 hours of work to be done in 2 to 3 days time. But this year, labor was tight. Her contractor turned her down and she was scrambling to find help. "I don't know what is more stressful, trying to do the work yourself, or trying to find help," she said with exasperation. Finally their contractor sent some laborers to help finish the job, but Elizabeth and Andrew had already put in 60 hours between them on a beautiful spring weekend. Their daughter busied herself with schoolwork.
"This is one of the perils of being a small farmer. Scale is helpful in that respect."
Providing high quality grapes to wineries in El Dorado County and elsewhere has been the role of small winegrape growers, and that isn't changing very fast. New farmers come into the Sierra Foothills every year to grow winegrapes, largely because they want to get out of the corporate rat race and to be close to the land. Over half of the 70 members of the El Dorado Wine Grape Growers Association farm fewer than 10 acres.
"We have a lot of small vineyards here largely because of the mountain topography," Elizabeth said. "There are some vineyards of more than 100 acres, but we don't have any thousand-acre vineyards. In the middle-range vineyards, between 10 and 100 acres, some vineyard owners have extended families or grown kids who help them do the work."In the more remote areas of El Dorado County where so many small vineyards are located, labor will continue to be a concern. "In the Apple Hill area, where there are a dozen vineyards within a mile of each other, or in the Fair Play AVA, it's possible to pool labor efficiently with the labor contractors. But so many of our members are all by themselves, farming a few acres in challenging terrain," Elizabeth noted.
It is worth the effort. The grapes that these small farmers grow have intense flavor, gorgeous color, and are used to produce the delicious wines that are garnering Sierra Foothill wines more and more awards and recognition. The buzz in the wine business is palpable.
As to Shaker Ridge Vineyard, located up mountain in the little town of El Dorado, population about 4500, Elizabeth and Andrew are now in their 11thleaf. They bought vacant land, prepped it, and planted their vines in 2002. Now in their mid-forties, the former molecular anthropologist and her husband the toxicologist have no regrets. Will their elementary school daughter see farming as a career too?
"She is starting to see the light," said Elizabeth


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USA Women fell France, stung by Netherlands, Australia in Dubai
DUBAI – The USA Women's Sevens team stormed out of the gates on day one of the Dubai Sevens tournament, knocking off France by 20 points, but their roll was slowed by the Netherlands and Australia as both teams snuck by the Eagles to leave the USA with a 1-2 record after the first day of play.
The win against France was very convincing by the Eagles. Young star Bui Baravilala scored a brace and was dominant in contact. She also exhibited her sublime skill scoring one of her tries from an up-and-under she kicked to herself. And when other names you would expect to see on the score line like Emilie Bydwell, Vanesha McGee, and Vix Folayan show up, you know it was a good game for the USA.
The team looked cohesive in support, continuity, and defense. With the Netherlands up next, the Eagles would be tested in all phases.
The Eagles set out their intentions early in the first half, dominating possession and territory and scoring an early try. Things looked to be going the Eagles' way, but numerous opportunities were missed against a solid Netherlands defense. Penalties and basic errors kept the Dutch in the game. As storm clouds gathered over the pitch, the wind and rain led to more errors and a go-ahead try for the Netherlands. With just seconds to go the Eagles had possession but again failed to take their chances. A disappointing loss was something the team would have to overcome before they took on reigning World Champions, Australia to finish the day.
A strong effort in recovering from two early unconverted tries by Australia, the USA fought back before halftime as Christy Ringgenberg scored a beauty that Baravilala converted, bringing the Eagles within three of the champs at the interval. Territory and possession weren't the problem for the USA in the second half, they had plenty of both. But a loose ball in contact gave the Australians the chance they needed to close the game out and they made the most of it, scoring the clincher and holding the USA out for the remaining ticks on the clock.
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BOSTON — The passing of three-time Jack Adams Trophy-winning coach Pat Burns Friday touched the entire hockey world, including Bruins head coach Claude Julien.
Julien crossed paths with Burns numerous times over the years, and followed almost an identical path in his coaching career with stops in Gatineau, Montreal, New Jersey and Boston. In June 2009, Burns presented the Adams Trophy to Julien in Las Vegas — the previous Boston winner passing it off to the newest.
Here's what Julien had to say about his relationship with the future Hall-of-Famer:
"Well, first of all, growing up in the same area and I think when Pat turned pro as a coach, I was still playing in the American Hockey League at the time, so I knew Pat then. Obviously, I got to know him even better as we both evolved in the same coaching fraternity. You know, the one thing everybody knows about Pat was he was sincere and direct and there was no beating around the bush with him, but the part that people didn't always see was that away from all of that, he was a really good guy.
"I know that I was fortunate enough, and I've said it before, to kind of follow his path. It certainly wasn't done purposely, but I was fortunate enough to follow his path and maybe part of that has helped me become a better coach because I had some big shoes to fill along the way. When Pat leaves somewhere, he's obviously left his print. As I said, when I won the Jack Adams I was so honored to receive it from him because I consider him a friend and at the same time, my comment was 'if I could even accomplish what you've accomplished, I'll be a really happy coach.' I mean he's got three Jack Adams, he's got a Stanley Cup, you know, he's done so much. He's gone to teams where he's had to kind of turn things around and those are the reasons why he's won the Jack Adams so often is his ability to take a team that's been in trouble and turn them into contenders, so a lot of respect for him.
"He was a guy that didn't always get along with every player, but every player liked him and respected him. Even the guys that he had his little run-ins with, I think eventually they came around to understand where he was coming from and that's what you do as a coach, you do what you think is best for the player, whether it makes you popular or not. Sometimes it might take a player five, 10 years to realize what he was trying to do, but eventually they do and as a coach like him, all he could do was 'I could live with the situation for now, as long as at the end it's understood that what I was trying to do was the best for the players.' That to me is what Pat was all about."


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Entrance to the Coral Castle south of Miami, Florida. This large complex of carefully placed coral rocks was first built ten miles away in Florida City by Ed Leedskalnin. Leedskalnin was a master stone mason, and led a mostly private and simple life in south Florida. Though just five feet tall and one hundred pounds, he managed to quarry, sculpt, and assemble 1,100 tons of coral rock using only the simplest metal tools.
Ed Leedskalnin requested that his visitors pay ten cents to view the castle.
Reading Chairs at Coral Castle.
The Florida Table. This table was carved in the shape of the State of Florida. It includes a carved bowl that represents Lake Okeechobee at the center of the state.
The Polaris Telescope. The crossed wires indicate the location of the North Star at night.
The Polaris Telescope (to the left) and the Moon Fountain (to the right) at Coral Castle.
The Moon Fountain at the Coral Castle represents three phases of the moon. The rock at left represents the first quarter phase, the rock at right is the last quarter phase, and the fountain represents the full moon.
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This will be remembered as one of the worst seasons in conference history.
North Carolina was ineligible for the postseason. Miami won the division for the first time since joining it, but self-imposed a postseason ban for the second straight season. Georgia Tech fired defensive coordinator Al Groh midseason, dropped to 6-7 and needed a waiver from the NCAA just to play in a bowl game. Virginia Tech dropped out of the Top 25 only three weeks into the season and needed to beat rival Virginia in the final week of the season to become bowl eligible. Virginia regressed, winning just four games, and coach Mike London fired four of his assistants, including defensive coordinator Jim Reid.
And that was just the Coastal Division.
Two Atlantic Division coaches, BC's Frank Spaziani and NC State's Tom O'Brien, were both fired. Wake Forest suspended eight players, including four starters, over a two-week span during the season. Maryland announced it was out, leaving for the Big Ten, and the ACC announced Louisville was in. Clemson lost to South Carolina. Florida State lost to Florida. And the ACC decided it would sue Maryland in an attempt to force the university to pay the league's $50 million exit fee.
The ACC went 0-4 against its SEC rivals in the final week of the regular season and for the second straight year had three strikes against Notre Dame. The conference had six bowl-eligible teams, two short of filling the league's bowl tie-ins.
Hooray for Duke!
The Blue Devils, led by ACC Coach of the Year David Cutcliffe, were the first to become bowl eligible in the Coastal Division. Duke finished 6-6, earned its first bowl bid since 1994, and in November still had a legitimate chance to play for the ACC title.
It wasn't all bad.
Florida State and Clemson put on a September show in Tallahassee for ESPN's "College GameDay" crew, quarterback EJ Manuel had a Heisman moment in that game, and ACC offenses flourished under veteran quarterbacks this year. New stars, like Maryland's Stefon Diggs and Miami's Duke Johnson, emerged, while old stars, like Tajh Boyd and Giovani Bernard, shone brighter.
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It can only get better.
Offensive MVP: Tajh Boyd, Clemson. Boyd led the ACC in total offense with 376.4 yards per game, throwing for 3,550 yards and 34 touchdowns on the season. Though he won ACC Player of the Year and ACC Offensive Player of the Year honors by a whisker, we both agreed on Boyd as the best player in the league this season.
Defensive MVP: Bjoern Werner, Florida State. Werner quite easily won ACC Defensive Player of the Year honors for good reason. He was the best, most consistent player in the league this season, leading the league with 13 sacks and finishing second with 18 tackles for loss. He and teammate Cornellius "Tank" Carradine formed the best duo in the league.
Newcomer of the year: Duke Johnson, Miami. Stefon Diggs was great, too, but Johnson gets the nod here for having a better season. Johnson ended up with 2,070 all-purpose yards, second in school history to Willis McGahee (2,108 in 2002). He was a game-changer not just at running back but in the return game, as he scored 13 total touchdowns this season.
Biggest surprise: Hello, Duke! The Blue Devils are headed to a bowl game for the first time since 1994, and were in contention for the Coastal Division crown until the second-to-last week of the regular season. Easy to see why David Cutcliffe was named the league's coach of the year.
Biggest disappointment: Virginia Tech. Does anybody remember when the Hokies started the season ranked No. 16 in the AP poll? Us neither. Virginia Tech is about to finish up its worst season in 20 years. This is one season removed from being an at-large selection into the BCS. There were breakdowns all over this team, from Logan Thomas to the running game to what was supposed to be a great defense. Now the Hokies need a win in their bowl game to avoid finishing with a losing record for the first time since 1992.
Best game: No. 4 Florida State 49, No. 10 Clemson 37. The first meeting between two Top 10 ACC teams since 2007 did not disappoint. The Tigers jumped out quickly to a 28-14 third-quarter lead but could not withstand the Noles blitz that ensued. Florida State scored 28 straight points to take the win, as EJ Manuel had the best game of his career -- throwing for 380 yards and two touchdowns.
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Jewish World Review Feb 1, 2012/ 8 Shevat, 5772
America Don't Back No Losers
By Roger Simon
Inside the sweltering convention hall, "Moon Colony" delegates wearing wedges of green cheese on their heads continued to demonstrate for Newt Gingrich.
Mitt Romney, ahead in the delegate count but without a majority, remained holed up in his command bunker at the Tampa Marriott Waterside, refusing either to name Gingrich his running mate or to share his Marriott Reward Points with him.
Ron Paul delegates continued to block access to the convention center's cooling system, insisting that the words "air conditioning" appear nowhere in the Constitution.
The networks were in solid 24-hour, gavel-to-gavel coverage, with their anchors existing on Red Bull, PowerBars and IV drips. An estimated 150 million Americans were tweeting about the convention, with another 150 million making snarky responses.
Interest in politics became so intense throughout the nation that the Kim Kardashian-Justin Bieber elopement barely made the nightly news.
Oh, if only it were true. Every four years, the media dream of a brokered convention, in which no candidate has enough votes to win on the first ballot.
We have not had such an event since 1952, when the Democrats took three ballots to come up with Adlai Stevenson, who went on to lose the general election to Dwight Eisenhower. The Republicans have not had a multi-ballot convention since 1948, when Thomas Dewey won the nomination on the third ballot and went on to lose to Harry Truman.
The last time the outcome of a convention was in doubt was 1976, when Gerald Ford arrived in Kansas City, Mo., with more delegates than Ronald Reagan, but not enough for the nomination. After considerable wrangling, horse-trading and a fateful rules battle, Ford won on the first ballot by 117 votes.
Since then, all the conventions have become carefully scripted TV shows, with the only suspense being which defeated candidate will get a speech in primetime and which will be condemned to blathering on in the afternoon.
All this is a result of reform, proving once again that reform is usually dull. Delegates are now selected by public primaries and caucuses instead of the behind closed doors by party bosses. Has this really produced better candidates? I doubt it. But it has certainly ruined the suspense.
Which means the media now eagerly seize upon any scrap of hope that we will get to a convention without a preordained result.
How much time and space did we spend talking and writing about "superdelegates" in the 2008 Democratic primaries? Superdelegates were the party establishment and were designed to prevent dark-horse candidates from running away with the convention.
One of every five delegates on the convention floor in Denver was a superdelegate in 2008, and 56 percent were members of the Democratic National Committee. This looked really good for Hillary Clinton, whose husband and campaign chairman both happened to be superdelegates.
But it didn't matter. Once Barack Obama had wrapped up a majority of elected delegates, the superdelegates would have had to override the will of the people to hand the nomination to Clinton, thus appearing both anti-democratic and robbing the party of its first black nominee. Obama's campaign team knew the superdelegates would have to follow the regular delegates, and it was right.
A brokered convention was a good story, but it was doomed to failure no matter what the party rules were. This happens a lot. No matter what parties decide about the rules, about pledged or unpledged delegates, about proportional or winner-take-all contests, a certain dynamic takes over, a dynamic once famously formulated in Chicago: "We don't back no losers."
People see a winner, and they begin to climb on board the bandwagon. The losers are left to make brave speeches about floor fights at the convention.
When is a loser finally a loser? Ask people when it was over for John McCain in 2000, and they will tell you that it ended for McCain in South Carolina after he lost a vicious primary fight waged by George W. Bush. But that is the benefit of hindsight.
Actually, McCain slogged on and won six primaries after South Carolina. It's just that nobody cared. Once you look like a loser, you become one, and the collection of delegates here and there no longer matters.
"I will go all the way to the convention," Newt Gingrich vowed Saturday.
He almost certainly will. Even if it just means hoping for a primetime speech.
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