Competitive Blood Angels in 7th Edition 40K

In light of 7th edition, I have been bouncing around ideas for a competitive Blood Angels list. Some of my initial considerations- not all encompassing:
Assault is still weak with regard to jump pack Blood Angels- they're just too expensive and lack oomph.
Psychic powers are a lot less reliable to cast this edition and require a significant amount of point investment to work.
AV 11 is still weak, but, I am interested to test fast Rhinos and Razors. I don't think they will hold up, especially as armies transition to take on high AV.
Object Secured (OBSEC) Land Raiders...

Team Stomping Grounds: Twitch Channel

TSG has posted video bat-reps of 7th Edition games 40K for anyone interested:

http://www.twitch.tv/sgvideo/profile

7th Edition 40K: Ask Someone with the Book Live!

Kirby, over at 3+ is the New Black got his 7th edition rule book and is answering questions here: http://www.3plusplus.net/2014/05/7th-edition-rulebook-in-hand-live-post/

7th Edition and 2014 Tournament Circuit

Now that 7th Edition is confirmed for release on the 24th of this month, I wonder which GT will be the first to utilize the new rule set? When 6th dropped in June of 2012, Brandt and the Nova Open team hit the ground running, and were the first US GT to utilize and incorporate 6th edition into a Grand Tournament. That year, Wargames Con (now dubbed, 'Texas Games Con') dodged the bullet due to that late June release date in correlation to their GT schedule. Brandt and team had to make some tough decisions with the minimal amount of play testing afforded to them due to time constraints. I didn't agree with all of the decisions that were ruled, but, under the circumstances I completely understood why certain rules and limitations were set in place for the 2012 GT.  Brandt succeeded, and in the process set the standard for the US GT circuit with regard to 40K.