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QUINCY � Michelle and Jenny Davis continue to lead the Reading High School girls track team in the right direction.
Both won two events, as did Terasa Eidenier, as the Rangers ran to an 86-51 victory over the Quincy Orioles in a Big Eight Conference dual meet Monday. In the boys event, it was Quincy coming away with a 92-45 victory over the Rangers.
Jenny Davis took first in the long jump at 15-2 and the 400-meter dash in 52.6 seconds. Michelle Davis won the 100-meter dash in 13.0 seconds and the 300-meter hurdles with a time of 47.8 seconds for Reading. Eidenier placed first in both the 1,600-meter run (5:51.4) and the 800-meter run (2:32.6).
Teddi Zimmerman gave the Rangers a win in the 100-meter hurdles (17.2). Reading swept all four relay events.
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Both the Jonesville High School boys and girls track teams dropped Monday's Big Eight Conference dual to Union City. The Comets lost the boys meet 93-43 and fell in the girls event 103-24.
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Tikki Tooki is the trickster serpent god. He has a particular soft spot for gold, accepting it as tribute and granting it to faithful followers. This makes him quite versatile both for purist runs (where gold is in short supply) and with heavy preparations (where you often have more than you can spend). He can also be of help to those seeking to fuel items which comsume gold for activationg their abilities, such as Crystal Ball or Alchemist Scroll.
Tikki Tooki is uncovered in the south in a small subdungeon where you must defeat a form-changing imp without getting hit by it in return several times.
Skill Required
Depends on how much you want to depend or rely on him, and when in the course of the run you begin worshiping him or convert into his religion. Early worship requires planning before a run, as does heavy reliance. He is relatively easy to gain piety with, but his few restrictions will severely alter your gameplay, and punish some strategies. He promotes top notch play and rewards it, but there is a chance of locking yourself into a downward spiral if you aren't careful.
Likes and Dislikes
TT rewards piety for killing monsters that are lower level than yourself (+5 piety). He awards successful dodges (+3 piety) and use of the WHEYTWUT and WONNAYT glyphs (+1 Piety). He also awards you +1 piety every time you poison a monster for the first time. You can also gain piety from him by using his "Tribute" boon which gives you +10 piety for 15 gold.
TT dislikes you getting hit by monsters too much, so you get -3 piety every time you get hit by a monster after the first. If you prep TT from the kingdom screen you will get -3 piety every time you get hit by a monster at all. He also dislikes using up death protections which he punishes by -10 piety. He won't punish casting a CYDSTEP glyph, or otherwise acquiring a death protection, but he will punish using it up.
If your piety drops below zero, he will give every monster first strike and weakening blow, which is a severe punishment. Consdering that he actually has very few way to lose piety with, it is easier to avoid than it seems.
Rare Hazard - if you hit a monster for the second time and spend a death protection at the same time, you will lose 13 piety "at once". Since this is a rare occurence, it can be easy to overlook. If you are going tight and playing risky, you can plan for either losing 3 piety or 10 piety and the sudden loss of 13 can mess your careful plans up. Since death protection as a mechaninc is relatively rare, and TT only punishes one other thing, it's easy to forget TT dislikes them. Not being aware of his dislike of using death protections at all can also land you in this situation.
Desecrating TT's altar - should be avoided unless you're confident about what you're doing, and/or are a heavily focused spellcaster. Even then, it's prefferable not to do it until you are well into a bossfight and are certain that you won't be relying on first strike (or even physical attacks) to finish the boss off.
If you join the Glowing Guardian after picking up Tikki's Poison boon you Glowing Guardian will punish you every time you attack something that isn't undead. The only way to get rid of the poison is to desecrate Tikki's altar.
Tribute - Lets you gain 10 piety for 15 gold, repeatedly. Investing too heavily is not recommended without forward planning, but an early worshiper will want to invest in at least one hit, and make up the loss of gold with grabbing an early level of Tikki's Edge and Dodge.
Tikki's Edge - For 25 piety you get +1XP on every monster kill and 10 gold. It can be taken repeatedly, and the piety cost incereases by 25 each time you do. In most situations only one hit is required, but it is an important boon because it lets you get more out of cleaning popcorn, especially if paired with slow, or even slow and the fighters innate XP bonus.
Dodge - For 25 piety you get 10% dodge chance and 10 gold. Easy to pick up and the random dodges provide random piety gain. This allows you to gain piety in plant infested levels by dodging hits from plants with non-lethal and non-corrosive attacks. It also synergizes with his dodge based piety spike. For advanced users, it can greatly benefit heavy resistance stackers like the monk if they can grab it and safely convert out of the religion.
Poison - Gives a point of poison strike for every helping. The first one costs 15 gold, and each subsequent increeses the piety cost by 10. More on this once it stabilises, it's been changed recently.
Reflexes - For 35 piety and a healing potion provides you with a Quicksilver and a Reflex potion. With proper setup the Quicksilver potion can get you a certain dodge on an attack (you hit something and lose no health), and the Reflex potion lets you hit something twice in one attack. When used correctly togather they allow for two simultaneous free hits on a monster, explained under "Piety Spike".
What's TT good for?
TT worship allows you to get a decent ammount of piety for killing defenseless monsters. Since popcorn cleaning provides both XP and various other benefits (mana if you have blue bead, curse removal if you have many stacks, bloodpools if you have sanguine), TT allows you to get even more out of it. Certain gods punish killing different types of monsters (Mysterea doesn't like you killing magic users, Dracul doesn't like killing undead, Earthmother doesn't like killing plants), getting use out of these monsters for a benefit and then converting to another deity, especially after picking the cheap utility boons, can really step up your game.
His potions based piety spike also provides the best generic solution to bosses with high damage but low hit points.
As a more advanced observation TT has been called "The singularity of resource management". He can turn gold directly into piety, and he can turn piety indirectly into XP (through Tiki's Edge). Since he gives gold for piety (through some of his boons) you can use the gold to buy items to convert for CP. If convert the items after converting to a deity who rewards piety for conversions, you can even get some of the piety you spent to get the gold back. If you spawn a lot of plants with Earthmother and then convert into TT, after you grab the Dodge boon you can clean plants up for +3 piety every time you dodge. Some of the most unlikely resource management optimizations are only possible with the most advanced forms of TT worship.
In general, timing you TT worship depends on what you are looking for - early worship revolves around grabbing the cheap utility boons for gold and small benefits and acquiring 50 piety to convert into another religion. Later worship lets you harvest more piety from killing defenseless monsters with ease for TT specific benefits.
Early Worship
Early worship of TT is tricky and requires forward planning. At lvl1 the piety for killing lower level monsters can't be acquired, and that is what he awards the most piety for. Using WHEYTWUT, WONNAFYT and APHEELSICK while you explore will give you one piety per use, and in case of the first two it will prepare lvl1 monsters to be harvested later for added benefits. Finding other altars and collecting the piety sparkles around them can also help, and investing some gold into a tribute will get you closer to your first boon. Bringing items which provide you enough XP to level up at least once in order to "start" at lvl2 is also an option (False Beard, Cracked Amulet of Yendor, Amulet of Yendor, even Balanced Dagger), or using the Goblin conversion bonus for an early level up will also let you harvest lower level monsters for piety. Playing a Fighter (easier to reach lvl2) or an Assassin (starts with APHEELSICK) is beneficial to this approach.
What you are looking for is a fast and eficcent level2, and the soonest possible purchase of the Tiki's Edge boon, which will provide 10 gold and +1 XP per monster killed. After you gain enough piety for the Dodge boon, you gain 10 more gold and allow yourself to gain +3 piety of random dodges. Where you take it from there is up to you to decide, but gaining 50 piety shouldn't be too hard, and with that you can convert to another God with up to 20 extra gold, two helpful small boons, 25 piety to spend with the other deity, and the free GETINDARE glyph TT provides if he is the first deity you join.
The approach works better if you join at lvl2, because you can get your first level without adhering to the principles of not being hit more than once that TT mandates.
If you are joining TT early you will be looking to kill specific monsters before you convert to someone else, such as getting rid of magic users if you plan on joining mysterea or getting rid of undead if you're planning to join Dracul.
Mid-run Worship
Provides you with an ease in early leveling, while leaving many low level monsters to be harvested later with more ease. The principles are the same, except there is much less pressure, and if you convert to his religion with extra piety or join him with extra gold picked up, you can grab Tikki's Edge more easily.
If joined at the right time, this can allow you to mop up all the low level monsters you have saved for a big boost in piety and experience, potentially letting you level up and heal both your health and mana without exploring. Whether you pick anything else up or swap into another god depends on the situation.
This is also a good move if you simply want to mop up popcorn for specific benefits, like getting rid of curse, getting gold from Gloves of Midas, or mana out of the blue bead.
Dedicated Worship
Tikki Tooki provides three options for dedicated worshipers:
1) Tikki's edge - if focused provides more XP for "cleaning popcorn", and helps spellcasters level-up while fighting the boss. This restores your health and mana, so you can unload more spells on the boss, as well as increasing your fireball damage directly and PISSORFF damage through physical damage increase. The extra gold can also help you buy cheap items for conversion, expensive items for use, potions from the alchemy shop or simply fuel a Crystal Ball. Just one level ot Tikki's Edge is enough, but some situations can make second helpings worthwhile.
It is effective with Fighters and Assassins, but also works with regular spellcasters, especially ones with large enough mana pools.
2) Poison - acquireing several levels of the Poison boon can help regen-fighting strategies greatly, and the first level can sometimes "pay for itself". The boon was recently reworked so the exact strategies still have to be determined.
It is effective with Monks and Gorgons if you can pull it off.
3) Reflexes - For 35 piety and 1 health potion, TT will provide you a set of potions. The quicksilver potion gives you dodge prediction and 50% temporary dodge chance. If you can "set up a dodge", that is, get hit by non-lethal attacks until your prediction says "DODGE", that means your next attack will cost you no health. You will also get 3 TT piety with that dodge. Before you apply your "free hit" on the boss, you drink the other potion, Reflex. It gives you double strike on your next attack, with the monster hit in between. Since you have secured a dodge with Quicksilver, the monster doesn't hit you, but you hit it twice!
It is effective with any physical damage dealer, particularly Rogues and Berserkers, but can be made to work with most classes provided enough practice. It is also the best way of dealing with certain bosses, namely Bleaty.
Piety Spike
Concentrated TT worship and channeling many resources into repeated uses of the Reflexes boon is TT's piety spike. It requires a moderate ammount of health potions, 35 piety per helping, and decent damage to work, but provides a string of free hits on the boss. That amount of concentrated damage is sometimes difficult to imagine until you try it, but it works spectacularly well against bosses with high health and low hit points like Aequitas, Bleaty and even Namtar.
It is doable with both early and late worship depending on the situation and expirience of the player. It is also advisable to save popcorn with first strike (Goblins, Gorgons), to help setting up dodges with the Quicksilver potion. Hits you take move the dodge prediction counter, and monsters who are lower level than you generaly can't hit you unless they have first strike.
Stuff that makes it work better are damage items, the Dodge boon and Rogue's Dodging, and knockback. If you have a knockback attack, you will knock the enemy back twice when using a reflex potion, causing extra damage. Halflings have a distinct advantage in being able to convert for extra healing potions, because the number of potion sets that can be acquired is limited by the total amount of healing potions at your disposal. Subdungeons which provide healing potions can also help in this regard.
Fuel Health potions, Tikki Tooki piety, popcorn monsters with first strike. Gold to a degree, if you mean to use Tribute to gain more piety with TT.
Synergy Big damage
Lets you ignore Your health in general, and your spellcasting except as supplemental source of damage.
Pro Tip If you want to plan ahead, avoid slowing popcorn with first strike. You will need their weak hits to set up confirmed dodges.
Pro Tip II The approach meshes well with Death Protections, which TT severly punishes. If you wan't to offset this you can either start a boss fight by using up your death protections first, and then join TT, mop up popcorn for piety and tribute for more, or you can desecrate other altars for piety and indulgences. If you intend on killing a boss without getting hit at all (dodges from the potions, death protections, first strike), you can safely desecrate any altar which doesn't affect you damage. Binlor, Earthmother, and Dracul in particular, and very advanced users can even manage a GG desecration although it's not recommended. Mysterea is a borderline viable choice, and Taurog and JJ are to be desecrated only in desperate situations.
Tips and Tricks
1) If you want earn a little bit more gold from a run you have already won, and want to experiment with TT a bit, you can worship him or convert into his religion after you've already killed the boss or bosses. You can then pick up Tikki's Edge and Dodging for gold, and mop up the remaining lower level monsters and desecrate the remaining altars (except the Glowing Guardian's one) to buy more his of Tikki's Edge.
2) One little-known trick with Tikki Tooki is that plants can be farmed for piety. It's entirely possible to dodge a plant's "attack" against you, and Tikki Tooki rewards you with piety every time you dodge. This means a Tikki Tooki follower can build up large amounts of piety just by clearing plants (this is also possible with Jehora Jeheyu, but that deity doesn't offer a boon that enables you to dodge). As well, attacking plants will trigger the quicksilver potion, causing your dodge chance to rise. In this way, you can continue to attack plants until your next attack is predicted to be a dodge then attack the boss. On levels with large numbers of plants (Western Jungle, Southern Swamp, and Ick Swamp being the most common) this can make Tikki Tooki a very powerful deity, and also an exceptional choice to convert into after worshipping the Earthmother.
3) Since TT gives you piety every time you poison something, you can use APHEELSICK and Venom Blade to get some early piety with him.
4) Also, don't be afraid of one or two extra hits which would punish you if it would provide a large enough advantage.
Overall, Tikki Tooki is one of the best "last hour" deities, offering enormous amounts of piety for slaughtering defenseless monsters and superb boons which can improve your odds. His piety spike is also the go-to solution to several bosses and PQI scenarios for several game veterans.


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Orissa [1] is a state in Eastern India.
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Orissa borders on the Bay of Bengal. The eastern part, close to the sea is more prosperous, with a lot of tourist locations and religious places. The western part is a hilly and forested area, generally drought prone. It is a predominantly tribal belt. However, the western part of the state contains enormous volumes of iron ore and other minerals that promises to herald a major industrialisation of the state.
It is a culturally rich state. The Bhubaneswar-Puri-Konark golden triangle is the pride of the state.
Traditionally, Orissa descended from the historical kingdom of Kalinga. The script for the Oriya language derives from the Kalinga script which is one of the descendants of the Brahmi script.
Oriya is the local language but many people speak/understand some English, Hindi and Bengali, particularly in the tourist centres.
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There are regular trains from Delhi, Kolkata, Visakhapatnam and Chennai.
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Temples, sea beaches, geographical specialties like Chilka Lake, and wild life. you have time you can visit Shimilipal National Forest which is a paradise for nature lovers.
Breathe fresh air.
Orissa is well-known for handicrafts. Sambalpuri and Kataki sarees in handspun cotton and silk or tussar, have traditional Hindu and Buddhist designs on them. There is filigree work in silver that you will find in Kataka. You will also find fine tribal work in brass and other metal-wire. Pattachitra is traditional painting on palm-leaf or raw silk.
Eat the rasagullas from the dhabas or the little snack stores set in freeways, it comes in yellow white and brown color and are very delicious. Taste chena pod, another traditional sweet-meat from Orissa. If you enjoy spicy food and used to Indian cuisine, you can try out the local Oriya cuisin made out of Sea food (like Fish, tiger prawns and crab curry prepared with exotic spices). Its a foodie's paradise.
Green coconut. Hard drinks are available in most towns.
There are several good hotels in Bhubaneswar, such as Trident Hilton, Hotel Mayfair, and Hotel Swosti Plaza. You can also get decent accommodation at the [OTDC] hotels all over the state in tourist locations. In the smaller towns, try and stay in the Forest Bungalows or Inspection Bungalows, mostly run for government officials on tour, but provided to others when vacant.
Stay safe
The area is infested with mosquitoes and so carry mosquito repellent creams, mosquito repellent coils and take the doctor's advice, in advance, about anti-malarial medicines. Its also not advisable to venture out late in the night in deserted places and sea beaches. Its better to have a local tourist guide with you for company.
The people of Orissa are known for their hospitality. It is largely peaceful( Till date, their has never been any large scale violence on communal grounds), and the society is very tolerant and accepting towards other cultures. However, the State, for reasons historical, economic and political,has remained isolated from the country's mainstream and hence has not been able to take in it's stride the tremendrous progress the Indian people have achieved in all spheres, including those the social sphere. The people, especially in the tribal western belt, remain extremely simple in their way of living, and are mostly unaware of the mannerisms of the urban world.
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Susan Ingersoll was a New Mexico teenager in the early 1970s when she got the MIA bracelet commemorating Redwood Falls missing-in-action veteran William Cook — and now she wants to give it to his home town.
It's a simple silver bracelet, scratched from many years of wear. Engraved on it are the words, "Lt. Col. William Cook 4-18-68"
"I got the MIA (Missing in Action) bracelet for Christmas one year, I think about 1972. My mother bought one for herself, my sister, my brother, and one for me," said Susan Ingersoll, 53, last week.
"My father was stationed in Kirkland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, New Mexico," Ingersoll said.
The MIA bracelets were popular in the early 1970s as a fundraiser to send delegations to Vietnam to search for missing soldiers.
"The bracelets cost two dollars or so, and were a big thing in our community at Kirkland Air Force Base," said Ingersoll. "The bracelet was one of my top requests for Christmas.
"My parents were very giving people, and always had a gift at Christmas that was intended to help others, to make the world a better place," said Ingersoll.
Each bracelet commemorated a different Vietnam-era veteran missing in action.
Ingersoll's bracelet commemorated a MIA she knew nothing about, William Cook. A story about Cook's disappearance appeared in the May 2, 1968 Redwood Gazette. It read in part,
"Lt. Col. William R. Cook is missing in action in South Vietnam, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook, 727 East Third Street, were officially informed while they were visiting another son in Wiesbaden, Germany...."
"Rescue operations were begun after last radio contact with his (reconnaissance) aircraft were received. Their son may have been captured, the stricken parents were told.
"Cook, 44, is an army career man and pilot. He entered the service after graduating from Redwood Falls High School in 1942.
"His wife and two daughters are in Mountain Home, Idaho. He had been stationed in Saigon about three months."
Over the next few years, Ingersoll's mother, brother, and sister each got to see the veteran on their bracelet return home.
"My mom's veteran now lives in Phoenix, and I know my brother's lives in Texas. They were able to be there when their veterans came home," Ingersoll said.
That left Lt. Col. Cook as the only MIA commemorated by the Ingersoll family who didn't make it back.
Ingersoll wore the bracelet with Cook's name on it "every day until I went away to college in 1981. The war was over by then, but he was still missing."
Ingersoll has always had mixed feelings about the idea of meeting any of Cook's relatives today.
"I'd love to get in touch with his family — if they'd want to get in touch with me. I wouldn't want to impose, or dredge up bad memories," she said.
Ingersoll is a retired financial advisor who lives in Westfield, New York, where she is now a full-time sculptor and artist. Her husband is himself a veteran, a former medic.
"My husband and I talked on veterans day about how Lt. Col. Cook was still missing, and I decided to look him up on the Internet."
Ingersoll did research with the Veterans Administration, and discovered Cook's airplane was shot down over Vietnam. The pilot of an accompanying plane reported he saw Cook's body land in a tree.
"(The military) couldn't declare him deceased because they couldn't locate and return the body," said Ingersoll. "I found he was from Redwood Falls, and decided to return the bracelet."
In late November, Ingersoll contacted Gary Revier, knowing only that he was the mayor of Redwood Falls, not knowing he is also a Vietnam veteran and local history buff.
(Revier reported he is trying to contact Cook's relatives, but if he can't locate them the bracelet will be displayed in the Redwood County Museum.)
When she went to mail the package to Revier, "I took the bracelet off my wrist at the post office, and put it in the envelope," she said.
Not having the physical bracelet anymore is an odd feeling for Ingersoll now.
"I still don't forget him, and I'm still praying for him — but I feel like a part of my arm is missing."


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I have been fortunate enough to have been spending some early spring mornings fishing with my younger brother Brad of Hubbardston. We have been concentrating our efforts on spring run steelhead trout. It is no secret that this is arguably my favorite fish to pursue however; I am beginning to wonder if I still have what it takes to catch these powerful fish. I have no problem hooking the fish, the problem seems to lie in my ability to fight and land the brutes once I manage to entice a bite.
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In last week's Planning for PvP: Shadow Priest post I outlined my plans for gearing up my Shadow Priest who reached level 85 on Saturday. Today I'm going to share what I found in my first weekend of focusing almost entirely on PvP with the Priest.
I've made a couple of changes to the plan after finding how I performed, I've found a few problems I'm going to have to figure out how to solve, I've decided on a spec, and I've got a good feel for which classes I can defeat and which I cannot.
Gear Changes
The first gear change is with the gems. I was planning on using my JC gems for Stamina to help me live longer, but I'm finding Resilience to be more useful for survivability. When you play with no Resilience and then you play with a fair amount of it you can really see how significant a difference it can make.
I also got ahead of myself on the gear purchases as I found myself almost reaching the Honor cap over the weekend. I had almost 1800 Honor from all the BG's I ran while leveling up and then I spent several hours both Saturday and Sunday chaining BG's while I waited for Tol Barad and Wintergrasp queues to pop. So I already have two pieces of Bloodthirsty Gladiator gear, though I don't have a set bonus yet since I got the Gloves and a PvP trinket.
"Week 1", from the Planning post, doesn't actually start until tomorrow so while I'm still going to buy the gear in the same order I had listed, I'm likely going to fill in other slots with Bloodthirsty gear while I wait to earn the Conquest Points for the Vicious gear. I may also focus on filling both set pieces w/ Bloodthirsty and upgrading to Vicious as I can before bothering with any of the off-set items. We'll see how easily I get Conquest capped this week and go from there.
Concerning enchants, I think I'm pretty good where I'm at right now on those. The one exception is the weapon enchant. I've been using Mending so far which has a chance to heal for about 850 or so, but the proc chance, while high for a weapon enchant, isn't fast enough to really matter in PvP. I would definitely rather have more damage coming in than a mediocre heal every once in a while. I think I'm going to switch to Avalanche for now and once I get my hands on a PvP weapon then I'll consider upgrading to Power Torrent.
Warlocks and Death Knights
Kill me.
Over the weekend I found out that Demonology and Destruction Warlocks are mean. Mean as in seeing one leaves me with only two options: run away or die. Oftentimes those two options are only a single option because the Warlocks I've been facing just love chasing me down and killing me anyway. I can handle Affliction without too much trouble it seems, though I admit I didn't take the time to check my opponents in the Armory to see if the Afflocks were perhaps just undergeared or geared for PvE instead.
Unholy Death Knights are more or less the exact same way. If I can't keep them out of melee range, I'm dead. My only hope is kiting them until their bubble of "hahah, I'm immune to magic" crap wears off and then combining CC with direct damage spells rather than DoT's to burn them down, then kite with DoT's working until CC cooldowns are up and repeating that.
Right now I'm running an 8/0/33 spec that's working pretty good for me. I don't have any points in Paralysis right now, but I'd really like to fix that. On the one hand being able to root targets for 4 seconds after a Mind Blast crit could be a real help against some classes (Death Knight, Rogue), and on the other it wouldn't have much effect on most of the casters at all. It's a talent I'd love to have, but that I'm not sure I can afford to put the points into.
One thing that deserves a special note is Evangelism/Archangel. I have severe mana issues right now, and Archangel is a fantastic tool for mana regen. If you're going to PvP as Shadow, do not skip out on Evan/Arch. Shadowfiend is decent when it's not getting CC'ed or focus fired, Divine Hymn isn't bad, but if I have the time to safely cast it then I likely have time to sit and drink too. Disperse is good for mana regen, but I often find myself needing to use it as a defensive ability, so it's not always off cooldown when I need mana. The Glyph of Spirit Tap is good when I can nail a killing blow, but in PvP if it's not a 1v1 situation it can be really hard to time the cast just right and not cast it too early or too late.
Issues to Work Out
One of my issues right now is the one I just pointed out above, I've got mana problems. I did just now start building up my gear, so I've got some upgrades coming in the near(ish) future that will increase my mana pool and maybe ease up on the mana usage a bit, but it's still going to be a problem I think. I might have to look at using the purple Timeless Demonseyes (+20 Intellect, +30 Stamina) in my Blue slots instead of straight Stamina so that I can boost my mana up a bit more. Or I might have to ignore the socket bonuses here and there and go with straight Inferno Rubies.
The next issue is one of rotation. I've found three ways to play the Priest that still remain somewhat effective. First, I can just nuke the targets with Mind Spike and Mind Blast spam, and it works pretty well but it's also high on mana cost. Second, I can use PvE style rotations and load up the DoT's followed by Mind Flay spam and SW:Death when they're under 25% health, which is also effective but somewhat costly. Third is to combine the two, using Mind Spike x3, Vampiric Touch, Mind Blast, SW:Pain, Devouring Plague, Mind Flay which is even more costly of course, but generally gets the job done. Spreading DoT's around in a group of PvP is just asking to run out of mana.
While one aspect of the rotation problem is related to the mana issues, the other is that we just aren't bursty DPS. If I want to burst someone down as soon as possible it has to be Mind Spike and Mind Blast spam, which requires me to stand still to cast. Standing still in PvP is closely related to this thing we call "waiting for the resurrection timer". Our only two options for dealing damage on the move are Devouring Plague spam (lots of mana) and SW:Death which has a cooldown. Maybe it's just a gear issue, where I'm not doing as much damage as I'd like to, but I still have some learning to do on how to actually play the class in end game PvP.
First Impressions
Overall I've managed to grow more skilled and more confident in my Shadow Priest performance. I do not like how hard mana management is right now in some cases, but I do like that it's prompting me to get creative in my playstyle and teaching how to fight in those situations.
Shadow Priests in end game PvP don't play like they did leveling up, so it's definitely an adjustment. It also changes the feel of the class and I will admit I'm not quite so pleased with the new feel as I was just a few levels earlier. I'm not ready to give up on it or anything, but it's worth noting that there is a definite change in how it feels.
I enjoy most of the battlegrounds, though I do cringe when Eye of the Storm pops up as Alliance apparently has no idea how to win there. I think my lifetime wins in that place can be counted on one hand, even if you're missing a finger or two. Of the new BG's I'm not really that big on Twin Peaks even though it's a lot like WSG which is one of my favorites. I'm not sure what it is, I just don't care for it much. Battle for Gilneas isn't too bad and I like how it looks for some reason, but I still prefer Arathi Basin.
It was interesting to see that multiple times in Strand of the Ancients over the weekend I was able to knock down gates by myself faster than two other people could on the opposite gate. The key has always been to have melee in the tanks, but I kick butt in those siege engines, so I take one whenever I can. It does suck though that Horde understand the whole root/snare the tanks concept and it's completely lost on Alliance. I don't think Mind Flay actually has any slowing effect on them though, so all I can do is burn them down. I don't know if the gates are glitched there or what, but gates don't stand a chance if I can actually reach them.
Apparently IoC is currently bugged so that the bosses cannot be killed and they deal 92,000 damage even to tanks. So your only option for winning IoC right now is to run the opponent out of reinforcements. The game plan for IoC then becomes to zerg the Workshop (WS) and use the siege engines there to destroy the opposing faction until you can force them into a graveyard and then camp that graveyard with all of the siege so that you just farm the kills until it's over. I admit, it's fun watching the bodies fly when you're doing it the first time, but otherwise it makes the BG really boring from then on.
As for Tol Barad, I'm still not a huge fan, but it does at least switch hands a bit more often now. I love the amount of honor you get there, so I'll visit frequently, but that place is a beast. It's not as bad as it used to be, but I think it could still use some improvement. Wintergrasp is very interesting now that group sizes vary from 1-4. Thank the Light you can accomplish almost all of the quests for honor there without having to kill actual players or else the place would be even more dead than it already is. I'll take some free honor and gold from 20 minutes of my time though.


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Officer Kyle Jones was added to the St. James Police Department early this March. Jones is 23 and a graduate of North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park.
He graduated in December of 2011 and has been working as a custom cabinet maker in Becker, near his hometown in Big Lake, while searching for a job in law enforcement. He was excited for the opportunity to work in St. James because of the small town atmosphere.
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Viola Bertha (Stout) Hargis, 82, entered into the Creator's memory on Feb. 22, 2013. She was born Feb. 1, 1931, in Cowley County, Kan., to George S. and Ruby L. (Crow) Stout.
Viola was baptized as one of Jehovah's Witnesses on May 25, 1968. She enjoyed teaching others Bible truths at every opportunity. Viola was also the owner of Vi's Upholstery in Preston, Kansas where she upholstered many pieces of furniture for over 34 years.
The main focus of her life was serving her creater in any capacity possible, so, after retiring from the upholstery business, Viola entered the full time ministry work in September 1991, diligently sharing the Bible's hope for over 22 years. Viola was a beloved member of the Pratt Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses who will be missed dearly.
She married Tom F. Hargis on April 4, 1952, at New Kirk, Okla., and raised three children, sons Ivan and David, and daughter Susan. Family and friends joined them in celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary in 2012.
Viola was preceded in death by her parents; six brothers, George A. Stout, Benjamin Stout, Richard Stout, Wayne Stout, Forrest Stout and Lloyd (Eli) Stout; and by her twin sister, Iola Stout Dawson.
She is survived by her husband, Tom F. Hargis, of the home; sons Ivan and wife Julie Hargis of Haysville and David L. Hargis of Anthony, and daughter, Susan and husband Natividad Ibarra, Pratt.
A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 2, at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 718 S. New St., Pratt.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Jehovah's Witnesses World Wide Work at the local Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 718 S. New St. Pratt, KS 67124.


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It's been a short 43 years since the 1969 Ravenswood Red Devils (Class of 1970 seniors) pulled off a payback upset of the favored Ripley Vikings at then-new Memorial Stadium in Ripley. Those Red Devil seniors are the "honor game" guests at Friday's 2012 Hatchet Game at Flinn Field.
It's been a short 43 years since the 1969 Ravenswood Red Devils (Class of 1970 seniors) pulled off a payback upset of the favored Ripley Vikings at then-new Memorial Stadium in Ripley. Those Red Devil seniors are the "honor game" guests at Friday's 2012 Hatchet Game at Flinn Field. This is the fifth annual Red Devil honor game, a project instituted by assistant coach Jason Jackson and former head coach Dick Sturm in 2007 to salute teams who have been part of the rich Red Devil football history(which officially began in 1914), and is being continued by new head coach Mick Price. Provided inclimate weather doesn't interfere, expected to be on hand for the Hatchet Game Friday night are 1969 (1970 seniors) Red Devils Mike Akers, John Coleman, Ron Crawford, Mike Gorrell, Ron Hensley, Gary Lemaster, Greg Matics, Frank Roush, Rich Sansbury, Rich Simmons and Glen "Smitty" Smith, along with coaches Fred Taylor, Dick Sturm and Keith Winter. Other senior team members included the late Jeff Bashaw, the late Ronnie Young, Mike Wolfe, Bobby Miller, Craig Rothwell, Mike Winter, Steve Snyder, Chuck Wise and Joe Wolfe. After Ripley had stunned the 9-0 1968 Red Devils 12-0 at Flinn Field, the Vikings entered the 1969 Hatchet game at their home Memorial Stadium boasting a 8-1 record with their only loss to a very good Pt. Pleasant team. Ravenswood entered the game at 6-3, but juiced up after a chicken was found hanging from the goal post at Flinn Field the day before the game with a note inviting the "Red Devil Chickens" to come on over to Ripley and get fried. That insulting challenge, the chance to payback the stunning upset that cost their team a state championship as it turned out as juniors, and the opportunity to take back The Hatchet were more than enough motivation for Coach Fred Taylor's charges. Coach Ernie Moore's Vikings came onto the field with "Guts" emblazoned on the front of their helmets. Those letters didn't last. Senior Mike Winter, who had bounced back from an injury in the Pt. Pleasant game the week before that sent him to the hospital, was the star for Ravenswood, scoring on a 72-yard run in the opening quarter, catching a 63-yard TD pass from senior quarterback Glenn "Smitty" Smith in the second quarter to put Ravenswood ahead 12-0 at the half, and intercepting three passes on defense. Junior Red Devil Steve Buffington scored the game clinching TD on a 34-yard run with 3:14 left in the game, after Jay Chambers had scored the Vikings' lone TD and kicked the PAT to trim the Red Devil advantage to 12-7 as the fourth quarter began. That Red Devil victory started the longest win streak in the storied history of the Hatchet—eight straight games by Ravenswood teams from 1969 to 1976. Friday night's honorees are coming in from as far away as Florida and Virginia and as close at right here in Ravenswood and other areas of Jackson County. They're excited to be honored and honored to be part of yet another Hatchet Game—43 years after their career crowning victory.


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knitcircusThursday, June 02, 2011
Hello You.
Hello June. I am so happy to see you!
The summer issue of knitcircus has been out for nearly a month. Have you flipped through the pages? (Just love doing that.) Read the articles? (Yarn stylist was great. And, I really enjoyed the interviews with Kieren Foley, Michael Wade and Sharon of Three Irish Girls.) Checked out the patterns? (I love Mughal, Isis, the socks, the spiral star baby blanket and that hooded gansey vest!)
Perhaps made some cookies? (They are SO good. I wasn't sure if the kids would like them or if I would be winding up eating all the dough. But, hey, they didn't even notice the coconut.)
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I've never heard of KnitCircus either! But it looks pretty awesome. What a generous giveaway! Thanks for hosting it, Leslie.ReplyDelete
(and those dirty little summer feet on the blanket are adorable)
I haven't heard of KnitCircus, but it looks like a good read!ReplyDelete
so cool! I really love what Knitcircus is doing these days.ReplyDelete
Cookies look almost as good at the knits! Would love to have a subscription!ReplyDelete
Ooh I would love to win! Also, those cookies look delicious!!!ReplyDelete
I also had not heard of knitcircus until recently. But just last night I was at my local knitters guild meeting and one woman showcased a project that she had gotten published in this last issue! Now I have to check it out :)ReplyDelete
Giveaway + pictures of cookies = yum! Now I'm hungry AND I want to track down a copy of the magazine.ReplyDelete
Pick me! Pick me!ReplyDelete
Oooooh - awesome! I would love, love, love to knit Mughal!!!ReplyDelete
I would really love to win! Thanks for the giveaway :)ReplyDelete
That would be a lovely treat!ReplyDelete
i have always considered myself as the knitting magazines "guru" (meaning i bought every single issue of every knitting magazines from the bookstore), but yet i have not heard of knitcircus! what's a lovely mag (i just checked their past issues at their site) ... so if i won't win this giveaway, i will buy the next issue anyway ... But would love to receive something free once in while though ... :=)ReplyDelete
Can't wait to take a looksie at KnitCircus! Thanks Leslie!ReplyDelete
count me in!ReplyDelete
I love their magazine! I don't have a subscription nor the current issue! It's my birthday month - maybe I'll have a good luck chance to win!?ReplyDelete
That would be amazing!!ReplyDelete
What a great contest. Would love that mag!ReplyDelete
Those cookies look great! And another terrific giveaway!ReplyDelete
Wow, this would be a wonderful introduction because I don't know KnitCircus. But I'm sure interested to find out more! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Thank you for giving these away! I'd love to win.ReplyDelete
who doesn't love pouring through those pages and patterns? please count me in!ReplyDelete
Mm, the cookies look yummy. I hadn't heard of KnitCircus either. Looks like a great giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
That is totally and completely awesome! Add my name to the random generator hat as often as you wish - please and thank you!!ReplyDelete
what a generous giveaway! I'd love to win!ReplyDelete
What an awesome giveaway! Love the header pic. We have a face up on our vacation property. The kids love it!ReplyDelete
Those cookies look delish! (And I've love to win!)ReplyDelete
Count me in ! I've never seen knitcircus and I love it. I ned some baby presents and they've got some good ideas.I'm going to make the cookies next week. I love coconut and may switch to cranberries instead of choc chips. What's your next project ?ReplyDelete
I would love to win and learn more about this magazine. ThanksReplyDelete
that would be so cool!ReplyDelete
Sharon mentioned this edition of Knitcircus on her TIG blog. I had never really looked at it. So glad I did. Those cookies look fantastic. Perhaps they "need" to be made tonight.ReplyDelete
Holy smokes, what a gift! I love KnitCircus...hope I win!ReplyDelete
- annabelle6/02/2011
I just found your blog a short time ago and love it already! I have downloaded Toast and Toasty and got one pair under way tonight while waiting for my car to be repaired! Your recipes are great inspirations as well! Thank you so much for sharing! Would also love to win the giveaway, but am very happy to have found you at any rate.ReplyDelete
I love the cookie recipes in Knit Circus - and yay! a contest!ReplyDelete
I , like the others, have not heard of Knitcircus, but it looks like a great magazine! Count me in for this contest! Thanks for the offer!ReplyDelete
Glad the coconut wasn't noticed at your house! At my house the coconut would be noticed as soon as my Dad took a bite, or even a look at the cookies, he is not a fan!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the link to Knit Circus, it's not a magazine I had heard of before, very nice articles and some interesting, pretty patterns.
Yum. Cookies. Summer. Knitting!ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway! I have never heard of it but I intend to check it out.ReplyDelete
The spiral baby blanket is so gorgeous--my favorite! What an awesome giveaway!!ReplyDelete
super awesome giveaway! :)ReplyDelete
I have yet to flip through one of their magazines- hmm.. better get on that.
(and yum, your cookies look scrumptious!)


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This post will be of my pure opinion.....please no hate or anything .... that does not show any evidence on why you don't believe in God.
If you ask a question that is in the FAQ I will ignore you.
You believe evolution and there is no evidence for that. Where is the fossil record of a half man half ape. I've only ever heard about it in reading.
I can't look away.
Anyways, let's start with my facts on why all this life is NOT an accident. (in my opinion)1: If the Big Bang created the universe, what were the chemicals that caused it? And what created those chemicals that caused the Big Bang? And what created those chemicals that created those chemicals that created the Big Bang? (ect ect)2: Why is the universe followed by laws. Such as gravity, ect ect.3: Where did water come from? How was it created? (in space)
ANGER: I'm God. I'm really angry that you don't believe in me. Your doing very evil things, I shall now kill you.
QuoteEVOLUTION: If we came from monkeys, there's supposed to be no more monkeys. There are still monkeys. WTF? The statement doesn't make any sense, nothing in evolution precludes the existence of monkeys if we exist. Why do you think it does?
EVOLUTION: If we came from monkeys, there's supposed to be no more monkeys. There are still monkeys. WTF?
Q: Is the bible true?A: I'm pretty sure it's 100% true. Besides, I heard that scientists heard Egypt in the bible, so he started finding it, and they found it (I think they found more ancient cities found in the bible)
Q: Why did the flood occured during Noah's time?A: Noah was the only good person (literally) in the whole world. God The Father wanted to wipe out all the humans except Noah and his family and animals. Why did God did this? Imagine your friend kicking you and stealing your stuff, and the murdering you in a night. Scary huh? Yeah, they were that bad. So God told Noah to make an ark and gather all the animals and stuff.
Q: Did God really create the Earth in seven days?A: Yes, he did. Some people said it took billions of years, there wrong. Changing and creating is completely different. It took billions of years to change the Earth, it only took 7 days to create the Earth. You heard of the Big Bang? If true, the Big Bang lasted 0.0000000001 millisecond (Or something). Then God merged rocks and put magma in it, then let it rotate to a sun at the perfect distance, then God changed the world so we humans can live.
Sort of like; "If you say Sand is used to make glass, since there is glass, why does sand still exist?
Q: Who is God?A: He is the Creator of everything, his son is Jesus and his mother is Mary. I think...
INCEST! GOD DID INCEST!Therefore Incest must be OK.
I hear banjos in them hills....
I know I'm ignorant, like all of you, we all still have much to learn.
Think of this:If there was nothing, there will always be nothing.
Avascar, why can't you go to church?
I did not came here to turn you into believers, I simply came to know more about you.
Think of this:If there was nothing, there will always be nothing.I did not came here to turn you into believers, I simply came to know more about you.
Quote from: Avascar on April 01, 2011, 09:54:44 PMThink of this:If there was nothing, there will always be nothing.Well, Avascar, right away I can see two hypothetical solutions to this problem.One: Perhaps there has always been "something" and it just keeps changing form.Two: Perhaps "nothing" is capable of toggling into "something" through some not-yet-explained phenomenon. For all we know, the Big Bang could be a chain reaction from a single quantum fluctuation switching from 0 to 1.
If there was nothing, there will always be nothing.


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FA considering 2028 bid
England are confident of winning the bid for Wembley to host the final of Euro 2020 and will consider a bid to host the entire Euro 2028 tournament, Football Association general secretary Alex Horne has revealed.
Only Munich is standing against Wembley to host the final and semi-finals of the tournament but Germany may pull out to concentrate on bidding for Euro 2024.
Horne, speaking in Monaco, said: "We're really confident with our bid.
Alex Horne is confident of England's Euro 2020 bid
"We know what the Germans have been saying. We know that they're thinking about 2024, but nothing has been confirmed."
Asked about England bidding for future tournaments even if Wembley is chosen, Horne said: "I wouldn't rule out looking at Euro 2028."
UEFA is holding Euro 2020 in 13 different countries to mark the 60th anniversary of the tournament and only Wembley and Munich's Allianz Arena have put in bids to host the climax of the competition - the semi-finals and final - ahead of the vote on September 19.
Horne added: "We are really happy with our bid, it's a really strong bid to host the final and semi-finals. UEFA know us really well - they gave us two Champions League finals in quick succession in 2011 and 2013 so we are really confident we will get a result on September 19. We are in a great position."
Glasgow, Cardiff and Dublin are all bidding for group matches at Euro 2020 and Horne believes at least two of those would be successful.
"I feel confident at least two out of three of Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland will host group games," he added.
German federation (DFB) president Wolfgang Niersbach said that a decision on whether to press ahead with a bid for the final remained "open".
Niersbach said: "Our decision is open. We have an excellent and wonderful relationship with the England FA. We are sitting together very often and thinking about the possibilities of how we can support the other association.
"It is still open but I am totally convinced that we will have both Wembley and Munich on the land map for Euro 2020."
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Former Oak Ridge High School teacher Peggy Bertrand was the guest speaker recently at the League of Women Voters' Lunch with the League meeting.
Bertrand is currently a master teacher with the VolsTeach program at the University of Tennessee.
Former Oak Ridge High School teacher Peggy Bertrand was the guest speaker recently at the League of Women Voters' Lunch with the League meeting.
Bertrand is currently a master teacher with the VolsTeach program at the University of Tennessee.
VolsTeach was her topic, specifically highlighting the need for math and science students.
VolsTeach is a program targeted for undergraduate math, science or engineering majors who are interested in expanding their professional skills and exploring a career in secondary teaching.
"We need a new direction for teaching math and science," Bertrand said.
"We changed the way we teach a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) teacher," Bertrand said. "VolsTeach comes from the other UT (University of Texas), but we've made it better."
Without any additional credit hours, VolsTeach students can graduate in four years with a degree in math, science or engineering, as well as obtaining licensure as highly qualified teachers in their respective content areas.
"The student has to get a degree in content and minor in education," Bertrand said.
The courses are streamlined, focused on science and math and open to all incoming freshmen, sophomores, and juniors.
Students, in the end, will have "deep content, an understanding of education theory in what they teach, and have best practice experience, field experience and understand an inquiry-based program," which Bertrand explained as "teaching by investigation, supported by evidence."
In Phase One of the course, VolsTeach students have opportunities to teach in K-12 classrooms.
"I admire elementary school teachers and what they have to do," Bertrand said. After Phase One, the student teacher then moves on to the middle school and later the high school.
Using the inquiry-based method, students use process skills such as "observe, experience, record, compare and evaluate," she said.
"What's not on the list is 'memorize,'" Bertrand said. "We're trying to get away from unnecessary memorization."
She also said they teach through a 5-E lesson plan: Engage, explore, explain, elaborate and evaluate.
When students major in math with a minor in education, she said they get "one degree, but two career paths."
She said another advantage of VolsTeach is showing the student why teaching is a good career when many parents don't encourage teaching because of pay.
"But it's such a good feeling," she said.
Beverly Majors can be contacted at (865) 220-5514.