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Why buy the all new 2015 Jeep Renegade?By:sonia | Date:1/26/15 5:33:20 PM
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Move over Jeep Cherokee and Wrangler, because it seems like the little brother is stealing the spotlight. Little brother is most certainly an understatement considering the new Jeep Renegade; it truly is the smallest subcompact SUV set to hit showrooms by February 2015. Just why is everyone going crazy over the new Jeep Renegade? Well, for starters it's described in an unconventional way for a traditional Jeep, "cute", "cartoonish", "adorable", and even "Funky" to name a few. But don't be fooled by its unconventional exterior and size, the Renegade is a near embodiment of the Willy MB which was used in WW2. And though the Willy MB was much smaller in size compared to the Jeep Renegade, and not to mention weaker, it was still able to maneuver through tough external conditions. With that, we move on to the Jeep Renegade which may be small but packed with a lot of punch. With its 66.5" height, and 166.6"x 71.0" in length and width with the smaller version carrying a turbocharged 1.4 turbo engine hooked up to a six-speed manual transmission or the slightly bigger version, a 2.4 liter four-cylinder nine-speed automatic. With your choice, you can get either a diesel or gasoline engine with a city 22-25MPG and highway 31-35 mpg.
Speaking of variety, the Jeep Renegade will have 4 versions including Sport, Latitude, Limited, and the slightly bigger Trailhawk with 184 hp at 6,400 lb. It's easy to choose the one that best suits your everyday use, and budget, the Sport front wheel drive is priced to start at $19,995. Jeep's goal is to move these cars and fast, we say it's easy to do so when the prices are basically slashing the competitors without cutting any corners. Compared to the Buick Encore costing at $27,895 , Nissan Juke at $20,250, it's clear to say that without "settling" you can have your cake and eat it too!
It's not only talked about for its looks but also for its capabilities, performance, and durability. It most certainly is designed to go anywhere with its all-wheel drive systems, driver-selectable, selec-Terrain Ttaction control system directing the powertrain, drivetrain, brake computers, and stability control. You can maneuver easily through mud, sand snow, rocks, uphill, and not to mention 19' deep water. As for weight and strength, the Renegade is the first Jeep SUV to use high strength steel for improved optimization and for better aerodynamic performance.
These facts may get any avid adventurer and adrenaline junkie tingling with excitement; personally speaking I am much more excited by about all the awesome safety features. Every time we're in a car we're taking a chance with our life, that's why it is always vital to drive a car or be in one that you can rely on for keeping you safe while you reach your destination. I'm sure you can agree with me when I say that lane changing can be a tricky task due to blind spots and cars approaching faster than you anticipate. That's why the Renegade has a forward collision warning-plus that utilizes video sensor to tell you if you're approaching other cars and object too rapidly, it also has blind spot monitoring by using a dual ultra-wideband radar sensor helps change lanes, driver selected chime and lit up icon indicate if being passed by or passing unseen vehicles. It also includes driver's side knee airbag, enhanced accident response system to make it easier for emergency personnel to reach your vehicle in case of an accident and simultaneously unlocking the doors and shutting off flow of fuel to engine. These safety features are just to name a few, and are worth the mention.
As if the safety features, efficiency, and performance are not enough to get you hyped about the new Jeep Renegade. It's imperative to note that the Renegade is not only cool with performance but also with its stylish exterior and interior. Modeled after the Jerry Cans used to carry gasoline in WW2, the iconic 7-slot grille, and circular headlamps under the edge of the hood give it a rugged poised appearance. It's also available with a two "My SkyTM" open roof system for a breath of fresh air and to let your hands up to feel the passing breeze between your fingertips. The interior themes are described as "Tek-Tonic" for its style and functionality. The steering wheel has a dense rim piece with incorporated audio, voice, and vehicle controls. If you're looking to escape with your friends on a weekend getaway, the Renegade is perfect for a group road trip with it's 5 seater. The Jeep Renegade's adjustable center console armrest is wrapped, providing a softer feel. If you really feel like going on an adventure without a specific return date just know there is an abundant amount of space for all your camping, rock climbing, or sports gear with its available 12.4 cubic feet which can be expanded to 30.7 cubic feet when rear seats are flattened. The Renegade comes in various innovative names like; Colorado Red, Commando Green, Omaha Orange, Sierra Blue, Solar Yellow and with more options for customization.
Whether it's urban driving or the terrains the all-new 2015 Jeep Renegade is perfect for anyone looking for a feel for adventure.


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Being an effective leader is about being better than your instincts.
Courtney Lynch shared that message with a sold out room at the first Professional Women's Leadership event of 2015. The February 5th presentation was a unique installment of the series, with Lynch forgoing the podium for an interactive question-and-answer format as she walked around the audience. It didn't take long for guests to be vying for a chance to ask a thought-provoking question to guide the conversation.
"I'm a huge believer in intentional action," said Lynch, author of Leading From the Front. "I think what separates leaders from those who are still developing their leadership skills are their ability to take intentional action."
Lynch also believes that for a leader to take intentional action, one must have vision.
"On my intense weeks, I just have to have vision for the next two hours," joked Lynch. "I have a vision; I know it's intense right now, so my vision is only going to be until Monday. It's about perspective. I'm going to focus on acting intentionally."
Lynch is a frequent lecturer on the principles of leadership, drawing on her experiences as a Marine. She also uses her time in the private sector, to include a background in sales and practicing law, to demonstrate what she considers some of the counterintuitive elements associated that thwart leadership and success.
"It's not about how far down you are," said Lynch, "but how many times you're willing to get back up. The majority of my success was built in response to failure."
Lynch co-founded Lead Star a decade ago, growing it into a multi-million dollar consultancy firm dedicated to providing leadership development opportunities to those in leading corporations, nonprofits and colleges and universities. Her clients include FedEx, Stihl, Norfolk Southern, CACI, 3M and Bank of America. A regular on the talk show and news program circuit, she has worked to advance the discussion on leadership on FOX, CNBC and CNN. In addition to her book, Lynch's work has been noted in publications ranging from "Business Week" to "The New York Times."
Lynch eagerly focused to dialogue on the best practices she believes will allow everyone to be successful in the way that is meaningful to them, and to apply them in a positive way. In one anecdote she shared, Lynch says one of the nicest compliments she's ever received was from her husband, saying she was good at "… learning from your experience and deeply listening to the experiences of others and applying that to life."
Taking time to thank those who asked questions – "I appreciate you asking that" – Lynch suggested several leadership techniques for all leaders and would-be leaders. Key for her is visualization, building credibility before offering criticism, working outside your comfort zone, being self aware and taking accountability.
For women in particular, according to Lynch, the path to leadership can be difficult.
"Women have a very strong desire to be affirmed. We can be very captivated by being affirmed," said Lynch. " We're social creatures and we want to be liked. We want to be respected. We want to know we've been heard and that our opinions and thoughts matter."
Working together is also crucial for today's leaders. She states that leadership isn't about authority, but in achieving results.
"The days of the lone wolf leader, if they ever existed, are absolutely long gone. The problems of today are way too complex for one person to solve on their own. So how do we begin to learn how to work with and for other people – with other people for a solution for other people?"
In response to her own question, Lynch says that by being open to counterintuitive steps such as allowing other people to have the experience of failure. "Sometimes we have to step back, but be there to help. Allowing the failure to happen and letting people have the chance to learn from it."
Her message was well received by the more than 300 who attended.
I'm happy to have been in the unsuccessful places in my life. It's not how far down you've been, but how many times you get back up."
- Courtney Lynch
"I come for the speakers," says Tracy Keller, Chief Executive Officer, Girl Scouts Colonial Coast Council. "This series always has really great speakers."
Lynch has previously participated in the Chamber's leadership series and the return engagement was based on audience demand. She is currently working on her next book project, with a working title of "Spark."
The Hampton Roads Chamber is proud to present the Professional Women's Leadership Luncheon Series to provide its members and guests with insight and access to nationally-known speakers. The next speaker in this series will be Kim Kingsley, Chief Political Officer for POLITICO on May 15th.
Thank you to sponsors: Bon Secours Virginia Health System (Presenting); Newtown Building Supplies (Building the Future Partner); Tidewater Home Funding (Gold Sponsor); Cox Communications, Union First Market Bank, Virginia Eye Consultants and WTKR NewsChannel 3 (Luncheon Sponsors). Two attendees received a $100 LUV voucher in a drawing, courtesy of Southwest Airlines, the official airline of the Professional Women's Leadership Luncheon Series.


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BOWLING GREEN, O.—Dr. Gene Poor has been named the first Ernest & Dorothy Hamilton Professor of Entrepreneurship at Bowling Green State University. The endowed professorship in the College of Business Administration was created with a gift from internationally known Olympic skater and Bowling Green native Scott Hamilton in memory of his parents, both of whom taught at the University.
Hamilton, who now lives in California, and his neighbor Bill Dallas, a businessman and Bowling Green graduate, announced last year that they were giving the University $3 million to establish an entrepreneurship center. A portion of the contribution was designated to create the endowed professorship that bears the names of Hamilton's parents.
Poor, who has taught at Bowling Green since 1972, is a professor of visual communication technology.
He has been involved with the entrepreneurship minor degree program, having taught the Innovation Technology and Introductory Entrepreneurship courses.
He also is a part owner and "the chief imagination officer" for LifeFormations. The successful Bowling Green company designs and builds static and animated characters for trade shows, theme parks, museums and retail establishments.
"Dr. Poor is both a master teacher and a recognized entrepreneur, and we're very pleased to have him as the first Hamilton Professor of Entrepreneurship," said Dr. Nancy Merritt, interim dean of Bowling Green's College of Business Administration.
"Gene will be teaching three entrepreneurship courses—plus visual communication technology—this year, helping students to connect with entrepreneurs, and working on research and faculty development," she said, noting that like the entrepreneurship program itself, his class assignments will cross the boundaries of departments and colleges within the University.
Poor came to the University in 1970 as a doctoral fellow and later founded the visual communications technology department. He is widely known for his pioneering work in the field of animatronics but equally, on campus, for his dedication to his students.
He was chosen by the Student Alumni Association to receive the 2004 Master Teacher Award, which is considered the highest honor given to faculty.
In 1999, he received the Outstanding Adviser Certificate of Merit from the National Academic Advising Association. Earlier at BGSU, he won the 1997-98 College of Technology Adviser of the Year Award and was named co-recipient of the 1998 University Outstanding Adviser Award. The Undergraduate Student Government presented him with the Excellence in Teaching Award in 1985.
"He's truly outstanding outside the classroom, too," Merritt said, pointing out that Poor was a 2004 winner of the northwest Ohio "Entrepreneur of the Year Award" given by the accounting firm of Ernst & Young.
Since its inception, LifeFormations has worked with more than 400 businesses and 100 museums and science centers throughout the world. One recent project was creating 50 historically accurate characters depicting the life of Abraham Lincoln for the Lincoln Presidential Library in Springfield, Ill. The more than 2,000 animated and static characters built by the company have been seen by an estimated 10 million people.
About a third of the employees at his company are BGSU graduates who have completed technology internships there.
Before creating LifeFormations, Poor had been involved in the development of several other start-up ventures, ranging from real estate development and construction companies to employee training services. He also previously was a part-owner of a local restaurant that he designed.
In addition to making conference presentations and publishing numerous articles in professional journals, he has written seven books, two of them co-authored with colleague Dr. Rodney Heiligmann, an assistant professor of visual communication technology at BGSU. The professors' newest book, released in June by Hyperformance Publishing, is "The Entrepreneur's Journey—From Dreaming to Doing."
One of the fastest growing academic programs on campus—growing from 15 students in the fall of 2003 to 120 students this fall—the entrepreneurship minor distinguishes itself from other programs by providing students in any major with a fundamental education in business and entrepreneurship. The program is not exclusive to business students.
Editor's Note: For more information about the BGSU entrepreneurship program, visit http://www.cba.bgsu.edu/cba/Entrepreneurship.html.
(Posted September 26, 2005)


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Do you have any suggestions for getting water spots out of leather covered tables, also wood tables? Thanking you in advance.
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EXIDE VERNON: Residents work to expand testing area from Exide smelter's lead contamination to 4.5 miles from DTSC's 1.7 mile cleanup zone
Demands to Expand Exide Test Area Grow
By Nancy Martinez, EGP Staff Writer
At the first public hearing since the governor signed legislation to appropriate $176.6 million for the testing and cleanup of residential properties surrounding the now shuttered Exide battery recycling plant in Vernon, residents were not jumping for joy or thanking state regulators. Instead, they were tired, frustrated and irked that testing for lead has not been expanded further into east and southeast L.A.
A number of residents testified in support of extending the 1.7-mile cleanup zone to 4.5 miles, getting support from DTSC's Exide Community Advisory Committee, which voted last Thursday to recommend expanding the testing area and to appoint an independent third party to oversee the cleanup.
It is not clear what practical impact the vote will have, but in a statement to EGP, the Department of Toxic Substances Control explained that the agency had set the 1.7 mile testing boundary based on preliminary analysis of soil data, which found that lead emissions from Exide may have traveled 1.3 to 1.7 miles from the facility.
"DTSC appreciates the input of the committee, which was set up to advise DTSC as we move forward," the agency's statement says.
Clara Solis lives just outside the 1.7 testing area: Last week she presented DTSC with a petition signed by area residents demanding the testing area be expanded.
"You really don't know what you are doing because you haven't tested those areas," said the East Los Angeles resident.
Rachel Vermillion, who frequents public hearings for the SR-710 extension project, complained her community is constantly bypassed.
A study released last month by the Department of Public Health found that children who live near the Vernon plant have higher levels of lead in their blood.
According to the study, 3.58 percent of young children who live within a mile of the plant had 4.5 micrograms of lead in their blood; children living 1 to 4.5 miles from the plant had 2.41 to 4.5 micrograms or higher levels of lead. According to the Center for Disease Control even low levels of lead can affect IQ and academic achievement. The agency believes there are no safe blood lead level for children.
Of the 10,000 or so properties in that preliminary investigation area, 213 properties have already been cleaned. State funds will be used to test all 10,000 properties and to clean the 2,500 homes with the highest levels of lead.
Jim Wells, technical advisor to DTSC's Exide Community Advisory Group, previously stated he believes the contamination goes beyond the 1.7 miles boundary. That would mean millions of people at risk and tens of thousands of additional properties contaminated.
"…To better understand what the conditions really are," more "robust" data must be collected, Wells said.
One Bell Gardens High School student wanted to know if schools were informed that the area has one of the highest number of children with lead in their blood.
Boyle Heights resident Joe Gonzalez accused DTSC of "minimizing the amount of blood that's safe in the body.
"The safe level of lead in the body is zero," he said.
Huntington Park resident Maria Kennedy is a member of Communities for a Better Environment.
She told the committee she felt DTSC was downplaying the Dept. of Public Health's blood level report. "Homes should be tested for lead regardless if Exide is responsible," she said. "We should be thinking about the high levels of lead in children and secure funding" to handle the problem, Kennedy said.
DTSC Director Barbara Lee responded that the state has stepped up to the plate, approving a multi-million dollar funding plan. Lee said she needs to demonstrate those funds are being used properly before attempting to secure more money.
"The state has never put forward that kind of money, it's going to keep us busy for the next couple of years," she added.
But Teresa Marquez of Boyle Heights feels money should not be the concern.
"We may not have the money but we need to know" the extent of the problem, she said. "How can you get more money if you can't prove the need?"
Contamination must surely reach Bell Gardens, said Xugo Lujan with East Yards for Environmental Justice. "It's not like it reaches Atlantic and drops to the floor," he said pointing to the map. Jorge Lara, another Bell Gardens student demanded to know if homes outside the 1.7-mile radius would be tested. He never got an answer.
Noel Pimentel of Commerce said the city's residents who were incorporated into the testing area last summer are still waiting for test results.
Commerce Councilwoman Oralia Rebollo asked Lee why homes with young children and pregnant women are no longer considered first priority given the agency's previous assertions that they would be a top priority for cleanup even if their soil tested less than 1000 ppm.
"We're confused and residents are upset," she complained. "They were told they would be priority one and now they are being told they are priority two."
Lee did not directly respond but assured that the agency plans to decontaminate 2,500 homes with lead levels of 1,000 ppm or higher.
According to Lee, DTSC is developing a new system to prioritize properties for cleanup. Lee said DTSC does take the risk of exposure into consideration.
"There's just too many in one bin," she pointed out, hedging her remarks.
Not satisfied with Lee's response, Rebollo pushed the director to explain how the agency plans to address possible contamination at schools.
Schools have not tested as high as residential properties, responded Lee.
Testing results will be available to schools in the coming weeks, and could be made public if the school district approves, according to Su Patel, DTSC site project manager.
"I find it contradictory that you say children are a priority when you don't have a plan in place for schools," criticized Rebollo.
Lee reiterated that expanding the testing area from 200 homes to 10,000 properties requires a change in the three-bin prioritization process.
"We need more bins," she said. "We can't have 2,000 in first place because we won't know where to start."
Mark Lopez, executive director of East Yards and the advisory group's community chairperson, closed the nearly four-hour long meeting by saying elected officials and state regulators must understand there is still a long way to go.
"There seems to be a growing frustration during meetings that comes from folks taking credit when the cameras show up, when we get the money, but when there is critique, those folks want to act" like everything they are hearing is new.


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Day 7 and my head hurts…I want to skip to favorite villain already
so I can express my love for them. But I'll stay quiet and continue to find gifs of them for the time being.
About today, I've decided that I'm going to show my top three favorite anime couples. And yes, I shamefully know its not my first ranking.
Aren't I cute- OHGODWRONGGIF. Never mind.
Let's…go on, shall we?
Number 3: Chihiro and Haku from Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi.
When I first watched this movie, Haku used to creep me out…
This was my first Miyazaki movie, how nostalgic… I only remember bits and pieces of it today unfortunately.
Yes, they are children, at least for Chihiro, but I really enjoyed the complicity between them in the movie. I see them as an innocent couple: Such as the little boy/girl that used to play with you at the park; But I can't consider them as a romantically involved couple. Besides, the challenge for today wasn't precise~
I love you,
Mr. fluffy-kins Puff the Magical Dragon!
Number 2: Niwa Daisuke and Harada Riku from D.N.Angel.
I had to wait till the final scene, the final seconds just to see them finally kiss.
D.N.Angel is one of my most preferred shojo manga (but not anime D:). Daisuke and Riku are adorkable since their traditional roles as boy and girl in shojo manga are reversed: Daisuke is the timid boy and Riku is the straight-forward, boyish girl. They've been through so much that when you see them finally together, you go all: Awww…
<_< That doesn't look like an innocent kiss either. Kids these days!
Number 1: Noda Megumi and Chiaki Shinichi from Nodame Cantabile.
I adore them so.
If you've never been interested in josei, I recommend you this wonderful
one-sided love story between two musicians: One messy, stalker-ish woman and one prideful, stuck-up man. I giggle uncontrollably when they have their comical moments to the point it scares me.
Typical love.
If Nodame and Chiaki can work it out, I wonder if Sa-chan and Gintoki can work?
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Hey friends, so it has been awhile since we've been present – close to two months now, and I want to apologize for being so M.I.A. So, please, let me explain what's been happening, where we're at now and where we're going.
What Happened:
As the team entered winter break, we thought it'd be the perfect time for us to begin the process for our film, which we had planned to be shoot in January and screen in March. However, we realized that we were hitting too many obstacles along the way and took that as a sign that maybe this wasn't the right time.
And it wasn't.
So, we have decided to pull the plug on the "This Is Me" Film Project. At least, for now. It may be an option to revisit later down the road.
Note: The money we raised from our supporters will be donated to a local non-profit organization.
If I'm being quite honest, this decision has been a relief because now we can really focus on revitalizing #TIM and continue to discover and publish more stories of real people! Which brings us too…
Where We Are Now:
Sylvana and I are back in school and preparing to graduate in May, which is exciting as it is nerve-wracking! We both have internships, classes and work, so while this may slow the progress we want to see with the project, this will not stop it! We love #TIM and we want this to be powerful – a movement, if possible.
Since we're in school, we're in a space of so many students who faces struggles that they never get the chance to discuss and share with the world around them, and we want to do that. We want to be their platform. We've gained recognition for what we've done so far, which we are extremely grateful for, but we want to do more.
So, as part of this revitalization, I want to undertake the task of reaching out to my local community for people who may be interested in being a part of the project. I want to meet more people and hear more stories. I want their stories to affect yours and cause positive change. Pulling the plug on the film project has given me relief because now I feel like I can go back to the roots of why I wanted to do this project; to make a difference.
Where We Are Going:
I honestly have no idea what's next in store for us. I'd like to think Sylvana and I will continue this project, and I think we will because we have both discussed how much we care about this and its message. I can't speak for her, of course, but I will say that I hope she stays with me because she has been the biggest help throughout this process. Without her, much of this would not exist. But, even if she weren't to stay, I want to continue this for her as well. I want to continue this for you and I want to continue this for me.
In terms of the next step, I've made a little list of what I want to do.
- I want to produce more content on the photo series.
- I want to utilize the blog more and actually blog about topics related to the stories.
- I want to begin compiling video interviews into a short documentary-style video (this is a personal project that I want to complete by the end of summer)
- I want to create short videos of each interview to correspond with their respective posts!
- I want to look into turning this into non-profit OR align with non-profits to make more of an impact on both my local community and hopefully you.
- I want #ThisIsMe to become a movement.
I know that some of these goals may seem crazy, but if people aren't laughing at your dreams, then they're not big enough!
I want to take this moment to thank every single one of you who has supported this project since its inception and thank you for sticking with us. You have no idea how much it means to me to have this much support. I love you, so very much and I am so excited to see where this new adventure takes us!
We'll try to have some more content as soon as possible!
Peace, self-love and happiness
– Jordan Daniels
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RISHTON, EDWARD (1550–1586), catholic divine, descended from an ancient family near Blackburn, Lancashire, was born in the diocese of Chester in 1550. He became a student at Oxford about 1568, 'as it seems in Brasenose College,' and he graduated B.A. on 30 April 1572 (Oxford Univ. Register, vol. ii. pt. iii. p. 15). Soon afterwards he withdrew to the continent, and began to study theology in the English College at Douay on 1 Oct. 1573. On 10 Nov. 1576 he and John Wright, B.D., were sent to Rheims to prepare the way for the migration to that city of their brethren in Douay. He was ordained priest at Cambray on 6 April 1577. In the same year he was sent to Rome, whence he returned to Douay in 1580, and was appointed to the English mission. On 20 Nov. 1581 he, with Edmund Campion [q. v.], Ralph Sherwin, and other priests, was tried for high treason at Westminster, and condemned to death (Stow, Annales, p. 695). The capital sentence, however, was not executed upon him, and he was among the twenty-one jesuits, seminarists, and other 'massing priests' who, on 21 Jan. 1584–5, were shipped at the Tower wharf to be conveyed to France, and banished the realm for ever. They were landed at Boulogne-sur-Mer, and were sent under conduct to Abbeville (Holinshed, Chronicles, iii. 1379, 1380). Rishton arrived at the college of Douay, then temporarily settled at Rheims, on 3 March 1584–5. After a brief sojourn there he proceeded to the university of Pont-à-Mousson in Lorraine, with the intention of taking a degree in divinity. He soon fled from that place, in order to avoid the plague, but became infected with the malady, and died near Sainte-Ménehould on 29 June 1586 (Dodd, Church Hist. ii. 74). He was buried there by the care of John Barnes [q. v.], a Benedictine.
Rishton corrected and completed an imperfect work in Latin on the history of the Reformation in England. This had been left to him by its author, Dr. Nicholas Sanders [q. v.], at his death, together with a small portion of a continuation beginning with the reign of Elizabeth. The work was published as 'De Origine ac Progressu Schismatis Anglicani,' Cologne, 1585, 8vo. In the continuation, 'which was, in a manner, all his,' Rishton printed two tracts, 'Rerum pro religione catholica ac in turri Londinensi gestarum, ab an. 1580 ad an. usque 1585, indiculus seu diarium,' and 'Religiosorum et sacerdotum nomina, qui pro defensione primatus Romanæ Ecclesiæ per Martyrium consummati sunt, sub Henrico VIII Angliæ Rege.' The latter is mostly extracted from Sanders's book, 'De visibili Monarchia Ecclesiæ.'
Rishton's other works are: 1. 'Synopsis rerum ecclesiasticarum ad annum Christi 1577,' Douay, by Jean Bogard, 1595, fol.; a chronological table drawn up in twelve columns for the use of the English students at Douay. 2. 'Schema per provocationem catholici ad protestantem doctum de differentiis inter visibilem ecclesiam Romanam, et occultum ac inauditum protestantium cœtum,' Douay, 1575, 12mo. This work, which is mentioned by Tanner, is in English; it begins with the words 'Firste, seeing it cannot be denyed.' 3. 'Profession of his Faith made manifest, and confirmed by twenty-four Reasons or Motives.'[Buckley and Madan's Brasenose Cal. p. 6; Camden's Annals, translated by R. N. 1635, p. 262; Duthillœul, Bibl. Douaisienne, 1842, p. 42; Foley's Records, vi. 69, 132; Foster's Alumni Oxon. early ser. iii. 1259; Law's Conflict between Seculars and Regulars, p. xxxix; Pits, De Angliæ Scriptoribus, p. 787; Records of the English Catholics, i. 438, ii. 475; Sanders's Rise and Growth of the Anglican Schism (Lewis), introd. pp. xiv and 379; Tanner's Bibl. Brit. p. 634; Wood's Athenæ Oxon. (Bliss), i. 511, and Fasti, i. 189.]


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The Art of Loving Unlovable People
Life is full of people who rub us the wrong way. Whether it's within our family, workplace, church, or community, we've all encountered at least one person who drives us absolutely crazy. Maybe they say sly insults, tell bad jokes, or invade our personal space. Whatever their annoying or hurtful habits are, our spirits are dampened and flustered by their presence in our lives.
As Christians, how do we cope with difficult people? Christ calls us to love selflessly and ceaselessly. So are we just supposed to force a smile and fake a laugh, while inside we're cringing or crying or wanting to flee? How can we possibly be genuine with all these negative emotions broiling just beneath the surface?
We can't do it on our own. Our broken, sinful hearts aren't capable of scraping together nearly enough love to cover the foibles and flaws of our fellow humans. We occasionally have trouble loving even those who are dearest to us. So often, our feeble, fleeting attempts at love fall flat and our patience runs dry.
The only true source of compassion, strength, and love is God. If we embrace and rely completely on God's love and forgiveness for us, we can then draw from his infinite provision and begin to love others more fervently and sincerely.
I've found that there are 12 key steps we take to help us build greater compassion, empathy, and love for our neighbors—even the ones who have caused us pain, anger, or frustration. It is critical, though, to understand that these tools are best used in the hands of those who have deeply acknowledged their own sin and their need for Christ's grace and direction in their lives.
Read more articles that highlight writing by Christian women at ChristianityToday.com/Women
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Spencer, found with a broken spine, makes a remarkable transformation
In January 2017, we launched a campaign for a 1-year-old dog whose spine had been broken. His picture taken at the shelter was simply shocking. His name is Spencer.
When we first saw his video we all broke down in tears. He found his way to a South Carolina shelter in heartbreaking condition. The finder said he'd been abused, which is pretty obvious by him being emaciated with wounds and scars of various ages and stages of healing. But, the big question at the time, of course, was what happened to his back?!
Jacki O'Sullivan, co-founder of Rescue Dogs Rock stated, "Why does he look bent in half? Why can't he stand properly? Did he escape an abusive situation only to be hit by car?! We will never know his full story, but Spencer's life didn't just go downhill today! He didn't come from anywhere good!"
He sat in the shelter with blood dripping down his face as he hobbled around in pain. And with all of those painful obstacles facing the Doberman, it didn't stop him from being friendly and kissing volunteers.
Thankfully, Rescue Dogs Rock took him out of the shelter and rushed Spencer to a specialty veterinarian. Extensive X-rays and an examination by a neurologist determined the dog's spine had been severed.
On top of his spine, his stomach was full of bones. The doctor's educated guess is that he escaped wherever he came from where he was clearly starved and abused.
Many people criticized Rescue Dogs Rock for fighting for Spencer and give him the medical care he needed to survive. But, their commitment and devotion to Spencer never wavered.
Spencer's medical team agreed he was a good candidate for spinal surgery, so they moved forward. The 4.5 hour spine operation was a huge success. Surgeons were able to align his spine almost perfectly. The long road of physical therapy and rehabilitation commenced.
Just 2 months after his rescue and surgery, something amazing happened that would change Spencer's life forever.
An amazing family decided they would adopt Spencer and continue his therapies.
His new parents rearranged their lives to make this work which is a HUGE commitment. Spencer needed physical therapy and hydrotherapy, combined with a perfect balance of rest and guarded walks. They made it happen as often as Spencer needed without complaint. They even made a special room for him!
Spencer is one very lucky dog and our hats go off to his new family for their undying devotion to making Spencer whole again.
What put a smile on our faces was seeing Spencer's latest photos and amazing videos of him running in large yard playing with his new brother. Just the thought of how he looked in early January in the shelter to the remarkable transformation brings such joy to our hearts.
This could have only been made possible because of you. Your purchases funded Spencer's surgery and supported the incredible work of Rescue Dogs Rock.
Just checking in to let everyone know that we are doing ok. It's been a rough couple of weeks but everyday it gets a little better. We were able to get out today and enjoy the weather and the one and only stick that Cakes won't share. Some things never change!Posted by Spectacular Spencer on Wednesday, November 1, 2017


text: Well, it's happening. Jeff and I are officially becoming, um, old. Or at least older. This bothers me to no end, but Jeff has embraced it quite gracefully. Last week we celebrated his 50th birthday in a beach house we rented in Pacific Grove. We had friends and family visit, made great dinners, played games, went to the beach, rode our bikes along the oceanfront, and more. Here's a photo of Jeff with his best friend Allen, who is also Theo's godfather. Theo adores Allen, his wife Kris and their three kids -- especially the girls, Ella and Zoe. It's remarkable that Theo is already "flirting" -- batting his eyes, giving lots of hugs, climbing on to their laps. Yikes -- I think we're in trouble!


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Wildlife artwork for the new exhibits at Lindsay Wildlife Museum. One of the coolest projects I've ever been a part of.
The Lindsay Wildlife Museum in Walnut Creek, CA is part wildlife hospital and part wildlife museum where kids and adults can see animals native to Contra Costa County and the Mount Diablo area. The wildlife on display at the Lindsay are those that cannot be returned to the wild due to injuries or that they have become habituated to humans. You can see up close a mountain lion, golden eagle, hawks, snakes and many other birds and mammals.
Illustrations for the Lindsay Museum: I recently was asked to create illustrations for a new interactive flight simulator exhibit and for a field guide display. For the flight simulator I painted the wings, back and tail of a red-tailed hawk.
In the display the wings are life-size and constructed into a bench with controls and a monitor at the front. A kid (or adult) can lay down on the display, face forward to the monitor and can experience a hawk's eye view of flying over Mount Diablo. The illustration for the simulator is at the top of the post and was created in pencil, acrylic and watercolor on bristol board. I was able to examine and study specimans and had two red-tailed hawk wings as reference. What fun!
You can see what it looks like in action on the front of today's Contra Costa Times.
Story by Elisabeth Nardi with photos by Jose Carlos Fajardo and design by Chris Gotsill. Very cool. (Full disclosure: Although I work at the Times I was not involved with or mentioned in the story, nor did I design or art direct the package. Elisabeth wasn't even aware that I had done illustrations for the project until after she had worked on the story and I mentioned it to her.)
Here is a link to the Contra Costa Times story on the new Lindsay exhibits including a video and slideshow.
I'm also including a few other wildlife illustrations for the new Raptors Exhibit and for the new field guide display. The grand opening is next week, I have not seen them myself yet, really looking forward to taking one of my drawings for a ride. Thanks to Loren Behr, Michele Setter and Marty Buxton at the Lindsay Wildlife Museum and to designer Lisa Park-Steskal and James Freed on allowing me to be a part of something so special.


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Three Williams - The Place Where Narnies Were Born
Cafe: Three Williams | Website: http://www.threewilliams.com/
Address: 613a Elizabeth St Redfern, Sydney, Australia
Phone: (02) 9698 - 1111
Opening Times: Monday - Sunday 7am to 4pm
Opening Times: Monday - Sunday 7am to 4pm
Must Try: Mushroom Narnie and Brioche French Toast
Three Williams is the place where Narnies were born and it's on both Jess and I's to-go list. So naturally, Jess and I jumped with joy when we got the invitation to try out their new menu! Poor Jess was gutted when she found out that she won't be in Sydney on the day.
|Super Smoothie - Kale, Apricot, Apple, LSA, Banana, Ginger, Cinnamon (Dairy Free) $8
This was given to us upon arrival. If you think green stuff won't taste nice, this will prove you wrong! The ginger and cinnamon makes this drink healthy and delicious.
|Crispy School Prawns $8
These prawns sure were crispy, along with their aioli, I could have them all day as a snack! Three Williams is currently applying for a liquor license, I can imagine these being a very popular bar snack and what's more, it's only $8. Just be careful when eating them because their sharp shells might poke your gums.
|Seasonal house made soda $5/$12
Their soda makes me want to buy a SodaStream! This drink is perfect for Summer - it's refreshing and not too sweet.
|Narnies - Herb rubbed free range roast duck with roast pears, rocket,
apple balsamic & aioli $16
ANDDD the famous narnies! My oh my, the duck was succulent and it goes so well with the roast pear. The aioli bind everything together.
|Narnies - Wild Mushrooms, baby spinach, truffle balsamic, stracchino
cheese sauce & parmesan $15
Bloggers being bloggers, our camera always eat first! As I was shooting this, the aroma of mouth watering truffle and mushrooms were screaming "EAT ME NOW!" to my tummy. This was no doubt my favourite dish of the night, the flavours were awesome with the beautifully cooked shrooms and the cheese sauce was simply amazing.
|Grilled Atlantic octopus, savoy cabbage, chilli, radish, preserved lemon,
hazelnuts & jalapeno dressing $17
"I can easily go vegetarian if all salads are this tasty" this was all of our response as we digged into the dish. The octopus was fresh served with a zesty dressing. Couldn't really taste the chilli nor jalapeno, but give me a whole dish of this, I can easily demolish for you!
|Organic tofu, charred broccolini, roasted almonds, Japanese seaweed & fresh peas $15
Another yummy salad. The broccolini was freshly sweet and the seaweed gives an umami taste. I love how both salads includes roasted nuts. Both salads are healthy and it certainly is great for Summer.
|Slow roasted free range pork loin, caramelized apple puree, cherry tomato & black pudding $18
Ok.. I had a hard time choosing between this dish or the mushroom narnie as my fav dish. The pork was so tender that even cutting it with a table knife was done without an effort. It was complimented with the sweet apple puree and salty black pudding. I'm salivating just by reminiscing the flavours.
|Rangers Valley mbs 7+ wagyu minute steak with red wine butter & chips $19
Chips! TRIPLE COOKED CHIPS! Just like the crispy prawns, I can eat them all day long, I guess I have a thing towards fried stuff hehe. The steak was well cooked but it's the red wine butter that wins my tastebuds. It actually went quite well with the chips.
|Pea seared market fish with pea purée, broad beans & snow pea tendrils $20
Despite being full from all the food, this dish was really enjoyable with the perfectly cooked Dory served with a sweet pea purée plus tangy dressing.
|Crunchy brioche French toast with caramelized bananas, hazelnuts &
Belgian Chocolate $16
Last but not least, BRIOCHE FRENCH TOAST! I thought the batter would be a little crispier but the luscious chocolate sauce and crunchy made it more-ish and yup our table went for seconds.
My night sampling at Three Williams was very memorable as every dish was cooked so well. Their new menu is definitely ideal for Summer and I can't wait to go back for another mushroom narnie!!
All comments are based on my own opinions. A warm thank you to Alana from Wasamedia and Three Williams for the invitation.
All comments are based on my own opinions. A warm thank you to Alana from Wasamedia and Three Williams for the invitation.


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In the Santa Clarita Valley Signal Assemblyman Cameron Smyth is quoted as saying that he continues to oppose the Governor's tax increase proposals, and:
"The governor certainly wants to find Republican votes, but he's going to have to do more than what's come out of the May revisions," Smyth said. "Enterprise zones should be left alone."
The Sacramento Bee has a whole collection of reactions here, including:
Marty Dakessian, counsel for Communities to Save Enterprise Zones:
"While we continue to analyze the details of the Governor's May revision, our initial perspective is that the Governor's proposal with respect to Enterprise Zones is not much better than the Governor's January proposal to retroactively repeal the tax credits.In fact, the Governor's new proposal amounts to an illegal billion dollar tax increase on businesses. It would effectively eliminate the program's benefits, eviscerate its value and burden businesses by replacing it with another hoop-laden program that does nothing to benefit the budget, the economy, workers, businesses or the communities they live in."The Governor's new proposal is a continued attack on small business because it takes away promised benefits and penalizes employers for creating jobs in the state. It fails to recognize job retention as an important factor in our economic recovery, reduces tax credits for new jobs thereby reducing incentives for new hires, creates conflicting bureaucratic hoops that would make it difficult for business owners to collect on tax credits. Finally, because it limits carryforwards and violates the contracts clause, it is still clearly unconstitutional."


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Sinbad (Fem!/Genderbent) - Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic
|Sinbad is my favourite character from Magi (with Morgiana a close second) When I found out there was actually a concept sketch for what a female Sinbad would look like I just knew I had to cosplay it XD Let's face it, there's no way in the world I could pull off male Sinbad!
awsome ^^
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Great colours and the accessories look really well made.
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Simple colours but still looks striking, love it =]
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Sinbad!! Hehe its perfect I'm sad I didn't get to see this I love it.


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Last week, the NRA-backed legislation legalizing the use of suppressors for hunting was amended into another bill, due to a missed deadline by the House Public Policy Committee. Senate Bill 243, previously reported here, was unable to survive last week's committee report deadline and is now considered a dead bill.
The "hunting with suppressors" language was then resurrected, thanks to the efforts of state Representative Sean Eberhart (R-57) and state Senators Ryan Mishler (R-9) and Travis Holdman (R-19). These legislators worked together to add the language from SB 243 to Representative Eberhart's Natural Resources Omnibus bill, House Bill 1279. Yesterday, the Senate voted 49 to 0 to pass HB 1279 with the "hunting with suppressors" language included. It was then sent back to the state House for a concurrence vote in conference committee.
However, due to new rules adopted by the House of Representatives for this legislative session, if a bill does not get a hearing in a House committee, it cannot be accepted into another House bill. Unfortunately, this means that the pro-hunting language from SB 243 will be removed from HB 1279 in conference committee, and will not be allowed to move forward this session.
The National Rifle Association appreciates the efforts by state Representative Sean Eberhart and state Senators Ryan Mishler and Travis Holdman to keep the suppressor language alive.
Your NRA will continue to work on behalf of our members to ensure that hunting is treated the same way as other shooting activities with respect to the use of suppressors, and allow hunters to reap the many benefits suppressor use provides.
For more information on the benefits of using suppressors, please click here.


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Once you have any areas of sunken concrete lifted and repaired, it's important to take the necessary steps to prevent the problem from reoccurring. Have your gutters cleaned twice per year—once in late spring, and again in late fall—and ensure that your home has an adequate number of downspouts to carry water far away from the foundation, walkway, steps, and patio. Contact a drainage specialist to correct any drainage problems in your yard, and make sure that the ground beneath any new concrete surfaces is properly prepared.
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Smart will have the world premiere of the Smart FourJoy Concept, a compact four-seater, at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show. The concept has all the typical smart attributes and embodies pure carefree enjoyment of urban life.
The Smart FourJoy boasts the agility typical of the brand with its compact dimensions. It is 3494 mm long, 1978 mm wide and has a height of 1494 mm. Numerous design elements include the extremely short overhangs, the wheels positioned on the four most outer points, the tail lights integrated in the sturdy tridion cell and the spherical instrument cluster.
Without doors, a rear window or roof panel the Smart FourJoy really brings the city inside. The most striking interior features are the two futuristic-looking front seats and the rear seat bench with a similar design. The seats and the instrument panel are supported by a continuous central structure. It features a convex surface with touch-sensitive operating functions.
The electric drive housed at the rear is based on the current smart fortwo electric drive. Thanks to the 55 kW magneto-electric motor the Smart FourJoy is agile and lively to drive. The lithium-ion battery has a capacity of 17.6 kWh.
Two longboards are fastened on the roof of the smart fourjoy. With these electrically driven skateboards it is possible to cover short distances in the city without producing any local emissions.


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A Bristol, Rhode Island, man is in critical-but-stable condition after crashing his boat going close to 180 miles per hour.
Mike Fiore - owner of Outerlimits Offshore Powerboats in Bristol - had another man in his boat at a speed boat event in Missouri on the Lake of the Ozarks Saturday when the crash happened. That man was expected to be released on Sunday.
Fiore is said to have suffered several broken bones.


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"Alpine" is an EP that consists of the songs that appeared on 2014's "Alpine Expanse", as well as two extra tracks.
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Why you should Stock up Island Expedition Dubloons Before Patch 8.1 - With the scheduled release of the next patch for World of Warcraft on December 11th, gold makers are ready to take their next step into the new world. Wi...
Maximizing Profession Profit In Patch 5.4
Kaliope recently wrote about the mechanics of Leatherworking cooldowns on the Patch 5.4 Public Test Realm. Based on their observations it seems the act of daily cooldowns teaching new PVP and PVE recipied will continue in 5.4.
I just wanted to give a few tips to people looking to make gold from these recipes. Head past the jump for my advice.
What We Know
As I mentioned in my previous post (and what Kaliope seems to have confirmed at lease for Leatherworking) is that Blizzard will use the same learn-a-recipe-every-day-from-a-daily-cooldown mechanism for Patch 5.4.
If you've been making gold with Crafted Dreadful Tailoring, Blacksmithing and Leatherworking PVP items in Patch 5.3 you will likely be familiar with the routine of doing a daily cooldown, learning a pattern and (possibly) making that item to sell.
I believe the reason Blizzard designed it this way was to keep all of us crafters logging into the game day-in and day-out. I know my Leatherworker has leaned over 50 Crafted Dreadful PVP patterns and still isn't done.
That is at least 50+ days of daily cooldowns and counting. Nearly 2 months of doing a cooldown each day and still not being finished.
Where to Obtain Them?
While things are still up in the air as to where to obtain these cooldown recipes Kaliope let us know that the Leatherworking cooldown recipe was a drop from random Mists of Pandaria mobs. This is the same way the new Leatherworking recipes were obtained in 5.3.
How the
Update: Commenter myroom2yours posted "Confirmed that the patterns for Leatherworking, Tailoring, and Engineering are all acquired from random mobs in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms. I have 600 level profs in all 3 of those categories prior to killing mobs in the ptr." Thanks!
Update 2: A reader emailed us the following updated info: "Also the Leatherworking and Tailoring profs have the same 'discover a recipe' procs with each daily cd. I have learned the new PvP items and there are PvE raid worthy items also that I have learned. however the PVE are BOP!!!!! no sale profits from those in the future."
What We Learned
Putting all conspiracy theories about Blizzard coercing us to stay subscribed aside we did learn a few key things about these markets as we've been working them day-to-day over the last few months. The following relates exclusively to the PVP gear sets (Crafted Dreadful in the case of patch 5.3)
- Cloth PVP items got flooded earliest due to the cooldown being automatically learned. The price dropped the earliest.
- Leatherworking PVP items had the most expensive materials and also the most patterns to learn.
- Once Leatherworking PVP item prices dropped below mat cost they never recovered.
- The Blacksmithing cooldown was the hardest to obtain (obtained on Isle of Thunder after stage 4 was completed by the realm) and has also maintained the highest profit.
- The new "Crafted Malevolent" items appear to be item level 476 epics.
What You Should Know
My advice for anyone looking to sell the new crafted PVP items in the next patch:
- Obtain the cooldown recipes as soon as possible.
- Do your cooldowns every day early in the patch.
- Make and sell items you learn as soon as possible. Your competition is doing the same.
- Items sold early in a patch can command a high price because you will likely be the only one selling any one particular item while people learn the patterns.
- Stock up on materials ahead of time that will allow you to your daily cooldowns as well as craft the items to sell.
What You'll Need
While things on the PTR are subject to change it would appear that you will need the following items to do the various cooldowns in Patch 5.4. (For more detailed info see Patch 5.4 PTR Profession Notes - New Cooldowns & PVP Items).
Blacksmiths will reportedly make an item called Balanced Trillium Ingot that will require (1) Trillium Bar to craft. Trillium can be obtained from smelting a combination of (2) Black Trillium Ore and (2) White Trillium Ore. It can also be transmuted by an Alchemist from (10) Ghost Iron Bars.
In my own experience purchasing Black and While Trillium ore has often been the cheapest way to stock up on Trillium Bars.
As for what crafting mats will be the Crafted Malevolent items appear to be crafted from (12), (15), and (20) Ghost Iron Bars.
A decent stockpile of Ghost Iron Bars isn't a bad idea to pick up if you can find them at decent prices.
The new Leatherworking cooldown appears to be Hardened Magnificent Hide which requires (2) Magnificent Hide to create.
(One special note mentioned by Kaliope is that on the current PTR the Hardened Magnificent Hide recipe shares a cooldown with the current Magnificence of Scales and Magnificence of Leather cooldowns which is currently one of the only way to obtain Magnificent Hides.
Hopefully this will be changed. Otherwise Magnificent Hides will be very hard to come by essentially only allowing someone wanting to make their own mats to do Hardened Magnificent Hide once every three days - two days to create the Magnificent Hides and one to create the Hardened Magnificent Hide.)
I am stockpiling the Magnificent Hides I am currently creating on a daily basis. My server's current Crafted Dreadful Leatherworking market is unprofitable. At the moment stockpiling is a better way to go.
The new Crafted Malevolent Leatherworking items seem to take (2) and (3) Magnificent Hide to craft. This is up from (1) and (2) for the current Crafted Dreadful items.
Magnificent Hide is the most important material if your wanting to not only learn the new Leatherworking PVP patterns but also to craft them. Unless something changes I don't thing you can have too many of these before Patch 5.4.
Tailoring will likely have the new daily cooldown where they create Celestial Cloth. It will most likely cost (10) Bolt of Windwool Cloth.
The new Crafted Malevolent items will cost (6), (7) and (8) Bolt of Windwool Cloth to create.
In my experience there hasn't been any noticeable shortage of cheap Windwool Cloth on the auction house. Whenever I've needed it it's been there (most times for under 2g per Windwool Cloth).
This isn't to say that stockpiling cheap Windwool (preferably as Bolts to save room) is a bad idea. By stockpiling you can hedge against any price increase that may come as more Tailors start doing their cooldowns again in 5.4.
The Tailoring Crafted Dreadful market was the most (and most easily) flooded Crafted Dreadful market of all. The barrier to entry was very low and this lead to a less-than-favorable market.
I was able to make some decent gold early on in the patch when I was the only one selling some of these items as my competition and myself were all first learning the recipes.
What have we learned from all of our experience? The most important advice we can give is that the first few days (maybe weeks) of the patch will be when you'll be able to command the highest prices for your Crafted Malevolent items.
You may be the only player on your whole server/faction that will be selling the item. As more players learn more patterns that exclusivity advantage will disappear.
The second is to stockpile (a bit). I'm most worried about having enough Magnificent Hides. Trillium Bars and Ghost Iron Bars are my second most important set of materials.
I've been making some very good gold in the Crafted Dreadful Blacksmithing market and I want to have all the crafting materials (in this case Ghost Iron Bars) I need to continue that trend.
Be ready for Patch 5.4 with all the mats you need to learn, make and sell Crafted Malevolent items and you could see some nice profits early on in Patch 5.4.
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