Pvp Gear stacking attack power gems.

[Vengeful Gladiator's Leather Helm]

Swift Skyfire Diamond / Bright Living Ruby / 34 Attack Power and 16 Hit Rating

[Guardian's Pendant of Triumph]

Bright Crimson Spinel

[Vengeful Gladiator's Leather Spaulders]

Crimson Sun / Bright Living Ruby / 15 Crit Rating and 20 Attack Power

[Dory's Embrace]

12 Agility

[Vengeful Gladiator's Leather Tunic]

Bright Living Ruby x2 / Wicked Noble Topaz / 15 Resilience

[Guardian's Leather Bracers]

Bright Crimson Spinel / 24 Attack Power

[Vengeful Gladiator's Leather Gloves]

26 Attack Power

[Belt of Deep Shadow]

Bright Crimson Spinel x 2

[Vengeful Gladiator's Leather Legguards]

50 Attack Power and 12 Crit Rating

[Nyn'jah's Tabi Boots]

Rigid Lionseye x 2 / 12 Agility

[Vindicator's Band of Triumph]

4 Stats

[Guardian's Band of Triumph]

4 Stats

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Stats

Armor 4044

Defense 350

Dodge 26.11%

Parry 5%

Resilience 371

Damage 565-728

Attack Power 2037

Crit Chance 32.05%

Pvp gear stacking Agility gems.

[Vengeful Gladiator's Leather Helm]

Swift Skyfire Diamond / Delicate Crimson Spinel / 34 Attack Power and 16 Hit Rating

[Guardian's Pendant of Triumph]

Delicate Crimson Spinel

[Vengeful Gladiator's Leather Spaulders]

So, this has been a project of mine since I found out that you can run WoW in Linux at really great performance. It kills me whenever I hear from someone that their computers are crashing or that they're getting 1 frame-per-second (guilty) in raid. I kinda always wished that we had a quick and easy "drop ship" solution that people could just order and - BAM - WoW runs great.

The lowest cost I've been able to get this down to is about $600 (including shipping costs). The main parts from Newegg are here: http://secure.newegg.com/WishList/PublicWishDetail.aspx?WishListNumber=1...

There are about $45 in mail-in-rebates as well. The case and power supply are here: http://www.amazon.com/MFBK400-Micro-V400PSU-2-5-25-ULT33114/dp/B000FIS91...

By running Ubuntu Linux (http://www.ubuntu.com/products/WhatIsUbuntu/desktopedition), we save about $200. Of course, Linux requires a little bit of elbow-grease to get running, but all the parts are compatible.

I've ordered the first iteration of this system for myself and will be testing how it all goes this week. If people are interested, let me know.

Dear Blog, 

So I'm taking Gar's advice and moving this to the Blog area.  Do people actually read these things?  We'll find out.

 Turkey has a vast array of interesting bugs.  I don't mean the macro kind, I mean the micro kind.  I've been sick twice now, once with a massive sinus infection that gave me some killer antibiotics and now with a fantastic stomach flu.

 The days are long and require 8 hours of field hiking and mapping.  I'd just like to say that I hate field work.  I want a cubicle career, I think.

 All that taken into account, things here are still going well.

 The weridest thing about Turkey is the call to prayer 5 times a day.  We've finally gotten to the point where we can sleep through the 5 AM prayers, which probably means we'd all make bad bad muslims.

You know you're in a theocracy when in EVERY town you get a call to prayer and it echoes throughout the hills so you get it in bad stereo effect.

 It's cheap here.  Very very cheap.  In one week I spent 20 dollars and got only fun stuff.  Cookies are like 50 cents for a roll of 10 cookies.  It's great.  And you wanta Fanta, don't you?

With this written, I'm off to do a cross section before I start throwing up again.

Love, PG 

I'm out of comission till the end of August. Btw in case anyone was wondering. Im working summer outdoor theatre in BFE where my phone gets NO service and theres NO internet for 20 miles. Sadness. anways, i can't wait to be with my DF family again!!!!!

we need just 2 more for SH need a rank and another dps