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It's hard to find the words to describe this scene. A friend suggested this quote from Fadi Kiblawi:
"Al-Ayzariyah has perhaps one of the more disturbing constructions of the wall. On my way to Jerusalem, I took the route through this Palestinian community. Bear in mind, Al-Ayzariyah falls within IsraelÂs Jerusalem Municipal borders and its residents pay taxes to the Jerusalem Municipality. The main road, eerily void of cars, is brusquely interrupted by concrete eight meters in height and endless in width. To the right, houses, and to the left, a mosque; all practically one with the invasive eyesore. Al-Ayzariyah is entirely cut off from Jerusalem, while MaÂale Adumim, a Jewish settlement further away to the east, enjoys unfettered access. The single possible rationale of this portion is to further disjoin Palestinians from their capital in IsraelÂs heinous attempts to Judaize Jerusalem through a process of depopulating it of its native Arabs."
On the other side of the wall is the Mount of Olives. The men in the last frame are likely waiting for the soldiers to leave so they can go to, or home from, their jobs.
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To maccabeemchai
If the wall is so great for Israel's security, why has it launched two wars since this was built?
End the occupation, it's the only way to break the cycle of violence.
micah6vs8 -
This is the deal,
Reason, terror bombings of civilians. Since building 98% reduction. Stop killing women and children, wall torn down. Simple.
macabeemchai -
Reason, terror bombings of civilians. Since building 98% reduction. Stop killing women and children, wall torn down. Simple.
AlexJonesLemming -
Even in the most classic libertarian capitalist sense, Paleastinian Arabs were deprived of their property. Often taken by force, or deeded by Ottomans and "sold" to Zionists.
Naturally, there were struggles, but before this heavy influx of the Zionist Jews, Jews and Arabs lived side by side. It might help to know that Jaboninsky's friends nicknamed him Vladimir Hitler. Many Jews were simply European refugees, but they didn't just relocate, they took over, and Britain and the United Nations saw fit to take property and give it to them.
In other cases, conflict led to Arabs fleeing in terror from better-equipped Zionist militias. Betar was a faction trained under Mussolini.
Even in Jerusalem today, Kafkaesque laws are created to seize property from 'vacant' owners who when they go to work. Do you 'abandon' your house when you go to work or visit your family? Restriction of movement means you cannot drive your car home, if it has Palestinian plates, but you also cannot get Israeli plates if you are an Israeli-Arab citizen.
Some of these things change from time to time, sudden new restrictions and sudden demolitions of homes.
The WALL is not merely a wall when the State puts it through your backyard or through your farm, or uses it to surround a town with one guarded entrance, or to seize water resources and farmland. Building settlements and the Wall usually includes uprooting orchards and olive gardens, some 1000+ years old. Olive trees that are sustainance and livlihood are sometimes taken to Israel proper for Jewish people to plant as decoration.
Ideology aside, this is theft, and not in some philosophical sense, just outright theft. The Wall is a strategic tool of that theft -- it looks like just a barrier to the outside world, but it is a trap and a cage. If the goal were truly security, tear down the wall and allow Arabs to have industry and economy and farming, instead of forcing dependence on Israeli State and creating imprisoned cheap labor for 'criminals' who are allowed to sneak into Israel to work.
See interview on Democracy Now, Amy Goodman with Yehuda Shaul, former Israeli soldier, and the co-founder of Breaking the Silence.
Hebron is where that Israeli Soldier protected a small enclave of settlers who get nearly exclusive resources from State, surrounded by masses of Palestinians in forced poverty and subject to sudden arrest.
-- an American Jew sick and tired of deceit and injustice in the name of Judaism
mmdanziger -
Good color saturation but rather pointless
I found this film to be rather pointless. It shows the wall and some presumably Palestinian Arabs walking around it. The living conditions shown in the first half were really quite good compared with Arabs living as Israeli citizens and the lower/middle class Israeli Jews/Christians as well.
I think that viewers may not understand that point, that the standard of living in the Middle East is lower than in the West. The apartment buildings are unfinished, people hang their clothes to dry because they probably can't afford to dry them in a dryer, the streets are not paved so nicely, the surrounding area is dirty (this is also a climatic thing--in Jerusalem there are frequently dust storms called "sharav" which make it virtually impossible to keep anything clean--jewish or arab). These are realities that confront Jew and Arab alike and are hardly part of some racist scheme to marginalize the Palestinian people. Even towards the end, with the appearance of the more apparently poor Arabs--bear in mind two things: these poor are not all that poor by regional standards and the Bedouin choose to live as nomadic herders.
The fact that there is livestock roaming the streets also has nothing to do with the "occupation" and the squalor in which the Palestinians live. Any one who has walked the streets of Acre or hiked through central Israeli countryside has seen that the Bedouin tend livestock wherever they are. I understand that such is the case in other Arab states.
I'm not even saying that there aren't Arabs in the occupied territories who live in squalor and unnecessary suffering exacerbated by the presence of the Israelis. I believe that there are instances of that--not as much as those rallying for support of the intifada worldwide would have you believe--but they exist. The point is that this film doesn't portray that.
The wall seems to be highlighted as bad and scary and much time is spent upon. But there doesn't seem to be any bad consequences of it other than the fact that it exists. The wall is bad because it is a wall. Ok. That's an interesting thesis and certainly everyone agrees that they would prefer to live in a world without a security fence/wall. But, given that the Israelis assume that they have a right to exist (and who doesn't?) and that that right allows them to defend themselves (within reason), and that they have a clear and present danger from unignorable sectors of the Palestinian population who are well localized geographically--people who have expressed in as many words that they will continue to fight by any means necessary to destroy Israel. What are they expected to do?
A wall isn't such a bad idea. And it has certainly worked at preventing terror. (Another thing that it has prevented has been burglary and car theft. In Haifa, the car theft went down by something like 80% if I recall correctly. Why? The whole conflict is great for car thiefs. Steal a car, run with it into the nearest arab village. If the police follow and try to arrest you, it's a war crime and zionist pigs and occupation. Great deal.)
I am not saying that the wall is such a great thing, it should certainly not harm the Arab population any more than is absolutely necessary to insure the security of the Israeli population. However, those who claim that the Israelis deserve to live yet must not even inconvenience the Palestinians with a wall are either uninformed or misleading their audience. It certainly seems like those who claim that are saying little more than that Israel has no right to exist and if all the Jews are driven into the sea, so be it. (Just like the good old days...there hasn't been a proper pogrom in a while--things have been too quiet since the holocaust) And if the Israelis take this view as a bit offensive, is it such a surprise?
Despite all that, I do not see the claim that the Arabs are being inconvenienced unduly expressed in this film. The Bedouin crossing the border exchanges a couple phrases with the Israeli guard (who, btw, doesn't seem to actually speak Arabic--the soldiers generally learn a few phrases and that's it) who lets him pass right away. The whole scene seems rather tranquil and unagitated.
Regarding the wall, I'll say something politically incorrect: if it's a landgrab, then it's a landgrab. Neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians see any great sanctity in the pre-67 borders. So let there be 2006 borders, that would be a major step up from some kind of land of unprecedented legal status which is part of Israel yet whose denizens are not Israeli. (Of course the Israelis couldn't accept them all as citizens, because then it wouldn't be a Jewish state--tight spot. Democracy at work.)But even so, if this film had come to judge that issue, it would have at least had some kind of a relevant thesis.
Also, the extended scene of the two kids contemplating the wall seemed a bit farfetched. The kids look like they are between 7 and 10. Have you ever met a kid that age? They don't sit around contemplating the geopolitical ramifications of their situation. They ride bikes, they adapt, they play games. The shot of them almost crying because the wall exists seemed almost absurd. I don't know what the story behind that shot was but it does not strike me as being entirely candid. Even if it was entirely spontaneous and a true expression of the children's emotions I see no rational indictment of the wall.
We would all like to live without security fences/walls but when given the choice of living with walls or not living, the question becomes ridiculous. That is, at least officially, the israeli position. Even from a Palestinian perspective, I would charge that any measure to establish an economically stable solution, one state or two state, would be in the Palestinian interest as much as the Israeli. They are destroying themselves with the intifada--before the intifada there was much better living conditions for them--Israelis would walk through gaza city buying in the markets there, palestinians could walk across the border with no trouble--what does that indicate? That the wall is an issue of the intifada, not the occupation. OK, so you'll say but what is the intifada an issue of, it is an issue of the occupation. Certainly it is related, but peaceful pursuit of political goals would have led to a much less miserable situation.
As you may have guessed, I am not the most outspoken supporter of all things Palestinian but if I was going to make a movie of how horrible the Israelis are and what abject conditions dominate the Palestinian life, this would not be it. I would go to Qalqilya, to Ramallah, to Rafiah--where journalists get kidnapped as well as jews, arabs and soldiers. That's where you'll find good propaganda footage. The problem is that it's pretty hard now to blame that on the occupying Israelis because it's in Palestinian hands. But if you think there will now be a dearth of propaganda films, don't worry, they'll find a way.
As just a closing point in the films defense, they didn't hack together footage from here and there to make the situation seem worse than it really is. In that sense it is more of a failure at communicating a message but it is also not misrepresenting reality. Kudos for that.
Newfoundmass -
Rarely do you see a unfiltered view of the living coniditons of the Palestinians. So often the Israelis are the ones that get sympathy but it's like night and day when comparing the living conditions of the two peoples. Thank you for sharing this!
Newfoundmass -
Rarely do you see a unfiltered view of the living coniditons of the Palestinians. So often the Israelis are the ones that get sympathy but it's like night and day when comparing the living conditions of the two peoples. Thank you for sharing this!


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Group BFinland Czech Republic 4-3 (0-1, 1-2, 2-0)MINSK All Finland needed was one point to clinch first place in its preliminary round group and they got two with a 4-3 shootout win against the Czech Republic. The Finns rallied from a two-goal deficit in the third period to earn the crucial win.With the first-place finish in Group B, Finland has an automatic berth in the semi-finals. Russia ends the group in second place and will face Switzerland in the quarterfinals, while the Czechs take third place and will take on USA in its quarterfinal game.Finland got caught on its heels early in the game, as Petr Holik put in his fourth goal of the championship to give the Czechs the 1-0 lead just 1:19 into action. The goal stood as the lone marker until Finlands Petteri Hallinen struck 2:35 into the second for the equalizer. But soon after the goal, Finlands Miihkali Teppo took a costly holding penalty that paved the way for the Czechs to reclaim the lead with a power-play goal. Jiri Sekac extended the lead to 3-1 at the 33:21 mark to close the second period scoring.Finland put on the pressure in the third period, which was filled with end-to-end action. Mikael Granlund pulled the Finns to within one on the power-play, injecting new life into the Finnish team. The Finns swarmed the Czech net after the goal and were rewarded with the game-tying goal when Mika Partanen finished the odd-man rush with four minutes left in regulation.The goal stood through 60 minutes, sending the game to overtime the first of the tournament. With a power-play in overtime, the Czechs had the chance to win, but could not take advantage of the extra man. Instead it was Finland taking the two points in the shootout, converting on all their chances.The entire tournament has a day off tomorrow to allow teams to make the move to or from Bobruisk and Minsk. The playoff round will be played in Minsk and all relegation round games will be held in Bobruisk.Russia Slovakia 3-1 (3-1, 0-0, 0-0)MINSK Russia kept its hopes to win its U18 preliminary round group with a 3-1 win against Slovakia. The Slovaks slim hopes to make the playoff round were killed with the loss as they are now in the relegation round.
Efim Gurkin scored twice in the first period as the Russians jumped out to a strong 3-1 lead at the end of 20 minutes. It was clear from the first shift that the Russians werent going to let the chance at first place in the group, and an automatic spot in the semi-finals, pass them by after Nikita Nesterov scored on a breakout play on the opening shift of the game.
Things slowed considerably in the rest of the game as the Russians went into maintenance mode, while the Slovaks tried to find their way into the offensive zone, but had little luck against the defensive-minded Russians.
Slovakia takes the three points it earned against Latvia with it to the relegation round. Russia must await the outcome of tonights Finland Czech Republic game to find out if they are automatically into the semi-finals. Finland can clinch first place in the group with a win against the Czechs.
Group AUnited States Belarus 7-1 (2-0, 3-1, 2-0)BOBRUISK Host Belarus is still looking for its first win at the World U18 Championship after falling 7-1 against the United States. The result did nothing to alter USAs second-place finish in Group A and Belarus place in the relegation round.Five different U.S. players scored in the shutout win. Jason Zucker, Rocco Grimaldi and Brandon Saad paced all players with a goal and an assist each.It took most of the first period for the Americans to get on the board, but they rallied with two quick goals to take the 2-0 lead just before the break. Another pair of goals in the first four minutes of the second period doubled the lead to 4-0. Luke Moffat put in his first goal of the event to bump the advantage to 5-0. Shortly after, Belarus spoiled the shutout when Artur Abmiotka put in a power-play goal to end the period on a positive note.The U.S. continued to find little resistance from the Belarus defense in the third period, putting in two power-play goals in the first five minutes to make it a 7-1 affair.The U.S. will make the move to Minsk tomorrow and will face the Czechs in Tuesdays quarterfinal. Belarus will play its first relegation round game against Slovakia.Canada Sweden 4-5 (0-2, 0-2, 4-1)BOBRUISK Sweden finished its U18 preliminary round group with a perfect record after skating to a straight forward 5-4 win against Canada.
There was nothing on the line in todays game as Sweden already had the top spot from the group, and the berth to the semi-finals, already secured while the Canadians knew they were relegation round bound. Both teams number-two goaltenders got the start in net.
The Swedes had the win well in hand when Canada decided to start challenging them for the three points in the last 10 minutes of the game. Canada scored four goals in the final stanza, but fell just shy of tying the game as Sweden hung on for the 5-4 win.
The game started with little drama as the squads stuck to the basics and approached the game with little flare. Sweden held a 2-0 lead by the end of the first period. Victor Rask scored the 1-0 goal just over four minutes into action and John Vestin doubled the lead mid-period when he capitalized on Swedens first power-play chance of the game.
A mid-game marker from Ludvig Rensfeldt put the Swedes up 3-0 and was the end of the game for Canadian goaltender Kent Simpson, who was replaced by traditional starter Calvin Pickard. The main excitement of the game came towards the end of the period when 10-minute misconducts were handed out like candy as the Canadian frustration surfaced. In total 34 penalty minutes were doled out in two separate scrums, resulting in a Swedish power-play which they used to score the 4-0 goal.
Ryan OConnor launched the Canadian comeback with a power-play goal in the opening of the third period. Christian Thomas quickly followed with the 4-2 goal for Canada, but Matthias Granlund put in his second goal, which proved to be the key goal of the game as the five goals were just enough to stave off two late-period goals from Freddie Hamilton and Quinton Howden.
All teams have a day off tomorrow before play resumes on Tuesday when Canada takes on Latvia in its first relegation game. With the quarterfinal bye, Sweden does not skate again until Wednesday in the semi-finals.


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text: Curriculum Guide (continued) Strategies To Improve Communication Between Pharmacy Staff and Patient Slide 26Patient-Friendly Materials [] Select for .Written materials are easy-to-read if they use:Few messages, with no assumptions that patients know about how the body works, diseases, or medications.Short, simple, and familiar words.Easy-to-understand phrasing of numeric information.Large, sans serif fonts.Short, simple, and familiar words.Short lines and lots of white space.Simple illustrations that are directly applicable to the text.Slide 27Help me make sure I've explained things clearly so far... [] Select for .Let's try our own teach-back now...Slide 28What questions do you have? [] Select for .No notes are provided for this slide.Slide 29Overview [] Select for .No notes are provided for this slide.Slide 30Hands on Practice! [] Select for .This last section of the training allows you to practice the techniques presented.[For this section you will need the included handouts (Web Version; PDF File, 245 KB, Plugin Software Help).]Directions:Split your participants into groups of three.Each group will get one copy of each handout (instructions for pharmacist, patient, and observer roles).This is a role-play exercise in which everyone with the "pharmacist" role will practice counseling the "patient" using the clear health communication techniques covered in the presentation.The "observer" will provide feedback to the "pharmacist" after he or she is done "counseling."After each round, members of each group should switch roles.All three people in each group should have a chance to act as the pharmacist.This exercise will require about 15 minutes total.Slide 31Role Play Discussion [] Select for .When you were the pharmacist, did you do anything different than you usually do when counseling a patient?Was explaining things using clear plain language hard? Was thinking of a way to clarify something the patient didn't understand the first time hard? Was it easier for the third pharmacist than the first?What did you notice when it was your turn to observe? How might you counsel patients differently when you get back to your pharmacy?Slide 32Wrap Up [] Select for .In sum, we need to adopt Universal Precautions since we do not know which patients have low health literacy. In fact, research shows that all patients, even those with high health literacy, benefit from clear communication.Today we've gone over some of the strategies to improve communication. It will take practice to incorporate these strategies into your daily routine.What might prevent you from implementing the strategies we've been discussing?How might you overcome those barriers?What questions do you still have about what we've talked about today?Slide 33References [] Select for .Finally, I want to point out that included in your handouts is a list of references you can consult if you want to learn more about health literacy.Return to Contents References1. Davis TC, Wolf MS, Bass, PF III, Middlebrooks M, Kennen E, Baker DW, Bennett CL, Durazo-Arvizu R, Bocchini A, Savory S, Parker RM. Low Literacy Impairs Comprehension of Prescription Drug Warning Labels. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2006;21(8):847-851.2. Fang MC, Machtinger EL, Wang F, Schillinger D. Health Literacy and Anticoagulation-related Outcomes Among Patients Taking Warfarin. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2006;21(8):841-846.3. Freidland RB. Understanding Health Literacy: New Estimates of the Costs of Inadequate Health Literacy. Washington, DC: National Academy on an Aging Society; 1998.4. Gazmararian JA, Baker DW, Williams MV, Parker RM, Scott TL, Green DC, Fehrenbach SN, Ren J, Koplan JP. Health Literacy Among Medicare Enrollees in a Managed Care Organization. JAMA. 1999;281:545-551.5. Gazmararian JA, Kripalani S, Miller MJ, Echt KV, Ren J, Rask K. Factors Associated with Medication Refill Adherence in Cardiovascular-related Diseases: A Focus on Health Literacy. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2006;21(12):1215-C15.6. Howard DH, Gazmararian J, Parker RM. The Impact of Low Health Literacy on the Medical Costs of Medicare Managed Care Enrollees. The American Journal of Medicine. 2005;118(4):371-377.7. Kirsch I, Jungeblut A, Jenkins L, Kolstad A. Adult Literacy in America: A First Look at the Results of the National Adult Literacy Survey. Washington, DC: National Center for Education Statistics, US Department of Education; September 1993.8. Kripalani S, Henderson LE, Chiu EY, Robertson R, Kolm P, Jacobson TA. Predictors of Medication Self-management Skill in a Low-literacy Population. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2006;21(8):803-900.9. Kripalani S, Weiss BD. Teaching About Health Literacy and Clear Communication. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2006;21(8):888-890.10. Kutner M, Greenberg E, Jin Y, Paulsen C. The Health Literacy of America's Adults: Results from the 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy (NCES 2006-483). Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics; 2006. 11. National Quality Forum. Safe Practices for Better Healthcare, 2003; Washington, D.C. 12. Parikh N, Parker R, Nurss J. Shame and health literacy: the unspoken connection. Patient Education and Counseling. 1995;25:109-199.13. Schillinger D, Piette J, Grumbach K, Wang F, Wilson C, Daher C, Leong-Grotz K; Castro C, Bindman AB. Closing the Loop: Physician Communication With Diabetic Patients Who Have Low Health Literacy. Arch Intern Med. 2003;163:83-90. 14. Shojania KG, Duncan BW, McDonald KM, Wachter RM, eds. Making Healthcare Safer: A Critical Analysis of Patient Safety Practices. Evidence Report No. 43 from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. AHRQ Publication No. 01-E058; 2001.15. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Healthy People 2010. 2nd ed. With Understanding and Improving Health and Objectives for Improving Health. 2 vols. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, November 2000.16. Weiss, BD. Epidemiology of Low Health Literacy. In: Schwartzberg JG, VanGeest JB, Wang CC, eds. Understanding Health Literacy: Implications for Medicine and Public Health. AMA Press; 2005:19.17. Weiss BD. Health Literacy: A Manual for Clinicians. American Medical Association and American Medical Association Foundation; 2003.Return to ContentsAHRQ Publication No. 07(08)-0051-1-EFCurrent as of October 2007Internet Citation:Strategies to Improve Communication Between Pharmacy Staff and Patients: Training Program for Pharmacy Staff. Curriculum Guide. AHRQ Publication No. 07(08)-0051-1-EF, October 2007. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/qual/pharmlit/pharmtrain.htm Current as of October 2007 Internet Citation: Curriculum Guide (continued): Strategies To Improve Communication Between Pharmacy Staff and Patient. October 2007. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/professionals/quality-patient-safety/pharmhealthlit/pharmlit/pharmtrain3.html


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XLoot |
Jan 23, 2014 | Xuerian | Release | ||
Notes about new version and the major changes made If you are experiencing more than one problem, please make sure you completely remove XLoot and download it fresh from here or the Curse Client. After that, please create or comment on a existing ticket with your error(s) All options are available via /xloot or Interface -> AddOns -> XLoot (/xlm toggles Monitor's anchors, /xlg toggles Group's) About XLoot is a small group of addons which improve looting in WoW by replacing default frames.... | |||||
XLootMonitor |
Feb 06, 2013 | Xuerian | Release | ||
Please use http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/xloot - Monitor is included in the package, and this is no longer maintained. | |||||
XLootMaster |
Feb 06, 2013 | Xuerian | Release | ||
Please use http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/xloot - Master is included in the package, and this is no longer maintained. | |||||
XLootGroup |
Oct 07, 2012 | Xuerian | Release | ||
Please use http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/xloot - Group is included in the package, and this is no longer maintained. Smooth "Group Loot" roll frames Options not featured in screenshot: Show time remaining on roll (Shown over icon) Show winning roll type icon (Need, greed, etc) Show undecided players When to track rolls you have decided on (Always, when rolling, never, by quality) Anchor direction (Up or down) Skins (Choose skin in XLoot 1.0, compatible with Masque skins) Frame scale, width,... | |||||
GridStatusRaidDebuff MoP |
Sep 12, 2013 | stassart | Release | ||
This is the Mists of Pandaria version of GridStatusRaidDebuff. This addon requires Grid. Note: Make sure to delete the old GridStatusRaidDebuff BEFORE you install this addon, they both use the same directory and saved settings. Adds a status to Grid for debuffs applied by Raid Bosses. Mists of Pandaria Debuff List GridStatusRD_MoP Cataclysm Raid Debuff List GridStatusRD_Cata Wrath of the Lich King Raid Debuff List GridStatusRD_WotLK The Burning Crusade Raid Debuff List GridStatusRD_BC How do... | |||||
CallbackHandler-1.0 |
Jan 14, 2011 | Nevcairiel | Mature | ||
CallbackHandler is a back-end utility library that makes it easy for a library to fire its events to interested parties. It removes the need for addons to be aware of e.g. AceEvent. The one remaining use for AceEvent Messages is messages that do not have a fixed source - ones that multiple libraries or addons can fire. Including CallbackHandler-1.0 into your project Library if using the WoWAce repositories setup an external pointing to... | |||||
Baggins |
Mar 10, 2014 | Nargiddley | Release | ||
Inventory Management with virtual bags divided into sections. See http://old.wowace.com/Baggins for more info! | |||||
Baggins_Search |
Mar 10, 2014 | mikk | Release | ||
Simple highlighting search of items in currently your bags. A search bar is shown over one of your bags. As you start typing in it, items with (partially) matching names light up, non-matching items are dimmed. | |||||
ReadyCheckAnnouncer |
Dec 25, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
Small addon to make readychecking easier: Echo readycheck results to party/raid: Who's AFK, Who's not ready. Display timer bar while readychecks are running (even when someone else initiates them) Add "/rc" as an alias for "/readycheck" Ignore "standby" people in raid groups (g3+ for raid size 6-18, g6+ for raid size 19-34) Raid officers running ReadyCheckAnnouncer will help announce even if they are not the ones initiating the readycheck. (Can be disabled with "/rc off") | |||||
FreeRefills |
Nov 17, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
Automatic Refilling of user defined items, e.g. /freerefills add [Ice Cold Milk] 40 /freerefills addstack [Ice Cold Milk] 2 Simply shift+click items out of the vendor window (or your bags) to get e.g. "[Ice Cold Milk]" FreeRefills will also restock out of your bank. (Can be turned off) Do not post bugs or problems in the comments - I do not read them. Use the ticket system. | |||||
ChatThrottleLib |
Nov 13, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
ChatThrottleLib is a small, embeddable library that helps AddOn authors keep outbound chat and addon communication from exceeding the output rate limit in WoW that otherwise causes players to disconnect from the server. It also has a number of features that will help you make your addon communication run smoother! See http://www.wowpedia.org/ChatThrottleLib for tech specs, API, SVN location, change log and more! | |||||
LibBagUtils-1.0 |
May 24, 2013 | mikk | Inactive | ||
Several useful bag related APIs that you wish were built into the WoW API: local LBU = LibStub("LibBagUtils-1.0") for bag,slot in LBU:Iterate("BANK", "Major Healing Potion") do LBU:PutItem("BAGS") end :Iterate("which"[, "lookingfor"]) which string: "BAGS", "BANK", "BAGSBANK" lookingfor OPTIONAL: itemLink, itemName, itemString or itemId(number). Will not match partial names. Returns an iterator that can be used in a for loop, e.g.: for bag,slot,link in LBU:Iterate("BAGS") do -- loop all slots... | |||||
GridSortLikeWoW |
Mar 11, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
Forcibly makes all Grid layouts sort according to ordering in the raid rather than alphabetically. I.e. your groups will be sorted like wow's raid frames. There are no options. If this addon is enabled, Grid gets sorted like WoW. If not, not. | |||||
YouFail |
Mar 11, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
Insults you when you die by playing Kologarn's "You Fail!". Now with extra special insult when your raid wipes. | |||||
GuildStandardReminder |
Mar 10, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
Supersimple. If a boss hits 30%, you will get a warning in the chat frame, reminding you about the Guild Battle Standard. If you are the party leader, and there's at least 2 more guildies in the group, the warning will go to partychat instead. No configuration. | |||||
IgnoreMore |
Mar 10, 2013 | mikk | Inactive | ||
IgnoreMore will: Let you ignore more than 49 players Share the same ignore list between all players on the same realm (and faction). See when someone was ignored Give a reason for why the person is ignored NOT respond with "X is ignoring you" (unless the person was initially added to the system Ignore list before IgnoreMore was installed) The "/ignore" command is also extended with a second parameter giving a reason directly, e.g.: "/ignore Mikk : loudmouthed guy". You can also double-click... | |||||
LibWindow-1.1 |
Mar 10, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
WindowLib is a small library that takes care of standard "windowy" behavior used in the main frames of many addons, and attempts to do so in a smarter way than the average addon author would find time to do. Save and restore positions: WindowLib will pick the attach point based on which quadrant of the screen the frame is in: top-left? bottom-right? center? Handle window dragging Mouse wheel zooming Only mouse-enabling the window while Alt is held Why bother? Because users change their UI... | |||||
Raid Flare Key Bindings (without errors) |
Mar 06, 2013 | mikk | Release | ||
Adds keybindings for raid flares / world markers, using the new 4.3 system that makes it work even if your user interface is "tainted". Yes, you've seen it happen. | |||||
Baggins_Auctioneer |
Dec 14, 2012 | mikk | Inactive | ||
Adds Auctioneer "bought for" filters to Baggins ("disenchant", "vendor", etc) 3.0 versions looks at both SearchUI (stored in BeanCounter) and BottomScanner logs, and also adds a "Milling" filter. | |||||
FishPing |
Aug 30, 2012 | mikk | Inactive | ||
FishPing is not an addon. It works by replacing WoW sound files. How to install: Copy the "Data" folder inside FishPing to your "World of Warcraft" directory so that it forms: /World of Warcraft/Data/Sound/Spells/FishingBobber_ver2_1.ogg etc Yes, this is all just a revival of the classic "FishPing" addon that stopped working as of 4.3.3 because the client now expects ".ogg" files rather than ".wav" files. |


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Author | Loughlin, Wendy Anne; McCleary, Michelle Angela; Healy, Peter Conrad |
Year Published | 2004 |
Publisher | Blackwell Munksgaard |
Citation | ACTA Crystallographica Section E - Structure Reports Online, Vol. E60, pp. 1151-1153 |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Publisher URI | http://journals.iucr.org/e/journalhomepage.html |
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Research Centre | Queensland Micro and Nanotechnology Centre |
Faculty | Faculty of Science |
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