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Is k project a good anime? and is there any other popular anime with good story and really good fighting scenes, fighting scenes would be preferable. sword super natural powers etc.
'Darker than Black' is one befitting of your description. Don't know about 'K' though~
Hitman Reborn is great but the first 20 episodes are boring, everything after that rules
Touhou and Boku wa Todomachi are good
By what you described, you might enjoy Zetsuen no Tempest. I find the fight scenes very different, because of how the anime views magic.
Capeta is also good but its not involve fighting it is based upon racing gocarting, f1
its not bad for change of taste
Capeta is also good but its not involve fighting it is based upon racing gocarting, f1
its not bad for change of taste
Originally Posted by King Of Sharingan
Touhou and Boku wa Todomachi are good
Tomodachi isn't really a fighting anime though -_-.. Good and lotsa fun, but the only fighting you get to see is between meat and Sora
Also, I recommend 'Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood'!!
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Yes, K project is amazing and you better watch it. :mugi:
Also watch Code Geass, Durarara, Hunter X Hunter, Shaman King, Ruroni Kenshin, Magi.
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lol like every other suggestion I give.
Watch Full Metal Alchemist(all of them). Its amazing.
cowboy bebop.
Sword Art Online & Magi
Naruto is good
Fairy Tail
K-On, Digimon, Evangelion, Hayate the Combat Butler
I've never seen these
Try Yu Yu Hakusho.. Its an older anime but its still pretty good.. I just started back watching it yesterday...
One not mentioned already: Hellsing (its pretty short tough).
Dragon Ball Z is a good fighting anime. The character development sucks but the fighting is insane. Then there is Bleach that too is A for awesome. None of them touches Naruto though.
Originally Posted by King Of Sharingan
K-On, Digimon, Evangelion, Hayate the Combat Butler
I've never seen these
Wait.. If you haven't seen them.. Why recommend them? Isn't that just spamming? O-O..
Btw, out of these I recommend Evangelion(Neon Genesis Evangelion), Mecha as it is.
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Originally Posted by UchihaBrat
Wait.. If you haven't seen them.. Why recommend them? Isn't that just spamming? O-O..
Btw, out of these I recommend Evangelion, Mecha as it is.
U mean neon Genesis evangelion? is it any good? I heard alot people say it was actually sorta boring but I really want to watch it soon...
answer me.
Although you've stated in general what you was looking for, you haven't really made any specifics, or how patient you are willing to be. In case that doesn't make sense, I'll give you an example:
One Piece has all of what you desire (from what you stated) and more; this not only applies to you, but to a lot of other people. But because it doesn't start off with "BOOM BOOM POW POW IN YO FACE!" action and visuals, people cast it to the side. Ironically, they also exclaim that it has childish humor (evidently they didn't venture too far into it) but then state that they enjoy FairyTail... If anything, I would think that anime to be the epitome of childish humor, which gets played on way more than it should.
Well, here's a list of animes off the top of my head that I enjoyed:
Tenjou Tenge - It is quite short. It starts off pretty interesting but due to budgeting and time constraints, the ending is rushed and arguably sloppy.
Baki the Grappler - I don't quite remember how far I got, but it did hold my interest while I was watching it.
Hajime no Ippo - This is about boxing and is quite humorous, though it kind of lacks the supernaturalism you asked for.
One Piece - Love it. Great action, great story line, good use of plot elements, good use of characters and development, humorous, just about all I can ask for.
Shadow Skill - It's definitely not the best and the only reason why I liked it was because it was refreshing at the time. It is decent, it's just that the subtitles were horrible on the SUBBED version I watched, which made understanding what little story line the anime had quite difficult (but you get the gist of things).
Sword Art Online - Interesting concept that we've all fathomed at least once before this anime was created. Unfortunately, I found the quality to decrease critically after the first half (*after they left SAO*).
And then there're other animes that I have witnessed people talking about, which I did not get a chance to view or just didn't like it for my own personal reasons:
Saint Seiya
Code Geass
Full Metal Alchemist (+Brotherhood)
yes K is an amazing anime & we're getting a second season
also code breaker & you can read the manga also / code breaker > naruto
steins gate
guilty crown
Originally Posted by silmarill
U mean neon Genesis evangelion? is it any good? I heard alot people say it was actually sorta boring but I really want to watch it soon...
answer me.
Yes, master Silmarill, your answer is as follows:
It is immensely popular in Japan, that, I can say at least.
I liked it, though beware as there are now two 'versions' of it.
The original one is the anime of about 24 episodes, or 25... I don't remember, but it is somewhere around there.
Either way, they're remaking the series in the form of several new movies, new graphics and such. I like both the original series and the movies, but if you want what was(and probably still is) such a sensation throughout Japan, watch the anime, first at least.
The boring part, I guess, would be that it is a bit slow. It's a psychological type of anime as well, worth every second for me though and if you're seeking to experience an anime classic, this is what you're looking for!
All in all, it's pretty good, though I gather some have a hard time understanding it as it is a bit confusing, nothing wikipedia can't help with!
I surprisingly like Inuyasha, it has some romance in it (not much, just the "in denial" type), but I like the abilities and demons.
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Poised somewhere between a minuet and a mazurka, the Andantino in C major recreates something of Haydn's spirit in terms of Verdi's personal idiom. The fastidious elegance of the main theme, with its teasing tonal ambiguity, is rudely threatened by abrupt forte outbursts. An extended central section contains a shortened restatement of this theme, in a distant G flat major, between two vividly contrasting ideas—a hushed, conjunct melody of utter simplicity, sounded first in A minor and then, in a more expressively lyrical version, in B major; and an impassioned theme in pounding semiquavers which is cunningly derived from a tiny cello figure heard beneath the A minor melody. After a full reprise of the opening section a coda subtly draws together the movement's diverse elements.
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Verdi had a number of precedents for fugal finales in the classical quartet repertoire, including five of Haydn's and Beethoven's Op 59 No 3. His own finale, Scherzo fuga, glances back at classical models but emerges as triumphantly individual as the previous movements. A tour de force of contrapuntal dexterity, complete with all manner of intricate fugal devices, it wears its learning with nonchalant lightness. The music's unquenchable élan is enhanced by the kaleidoscopic changes of texture and by a ceaseless chromaticism that often blurs the tonality. Towards the close E major is firmly established as the fabric becomes less fugal, though the main subject is wittily and ingeniously developed right to the final peroration.
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Yes, for the past year Tank threat has been rediculously good becuase blizz felt threat wasn't fun, however they recently (last week) changed how our vengeance works, so it stacks up a bit slower, especially in dungeons. DPS haven't quite got the message yet and such continue there long and never ending journy of making their tank's life a nightmare. God forbid they actuall tricks/MD you or tuurn their pet's growl/threatening presence off, follow the kill order. They don't care, they didn't need to care, the don't learn they just open up wherever the fuck they want and complain if it doesn't go perfectly.
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Hawks vs Avs in Western Conference finals, plz.
I'ma try to watch more hockey this year than I did last season (and pretty much every season since Roy retired/ESPN stopped carrying hockey).
Do work, hockey fans.
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Ducks champions, Canucks out in the second round, and Oilers coming last again would be the best season.
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I agree with you UDFK, except scratch everything you said and have the Leafs win the cup.
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I would love for the Leafs to win, but I am a Wings fan at heart and after last season I am a pretty pissed one.
But not to get too far ahead of myself I am rather excited for the season to begin.
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I think Leafs fans should be hoping just for the playoffs, not a cup since that's a long ways away.
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no i became a fan when I went to Florida in 05 and my aunt took me the Panther/Hawks game and i started rooting for them just to piss her off.
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Hawks are going to hoist the cup.
They would have gone further last season if not for injuries hurting their chemistry. I mean, look what they did last season to the more talented Canucks.
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I wasn\'t sure if we were still a solid team after the departures of Richards and Carter, but the Flyers look like real contenders this year.
Can\'t wait for tomorrow.
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South Bali
Your heart will leap as you spot a prehistoric Komodo dragon lumbering through the dry forest on a remote Balinese island where pristine, pink-hued beaches play second fiddle to its fascinating reptile inhabitants.
Interact with mountain farmers as you trek through aromatic coffee, clove and cacao plantations that surround Munduk village; refresh your senses in the crystalline waters of a remote waterfall; discover the lush terraced rice fields of Jatiluwih; visit a holy temple on the southern slope of Batukaru Mountain; view the Klungkung ceiling murals in the 18th century Kerta Gosa; visit Besakih temple on the slopes of Bali's highest volcano; and see the ancient statues carved into the cliff face at Gunung Kawi temple. Elsewhere, take a speedboat from Labuhan Bajo to Batu Cermin cave and an Ujung fishing village; venture deep into Komodo National Park where you'll search the dry forest for a glimpse of the prehistoric Komodo dragon; and snorkel the clear waters off pristine Pink Beach. In South Bali, witness an incredible sunset from the 11th century Uluwatu temple perched precariously atop sheer coastal cliffs.
From the simple pleasure of the wide smiles of the warm and welcoming Balinese people, to magnificent golden temples, vibrant terraced rice paddies, pink-hued beaches and a wild encounter with Indonesia's prehistoric icon, you'll find everything you're looking for in Bali. Your experienced team of local guides and private drivers will ensure you get the most from every experience, and a range of refined spa resorts and luxury beach hotels will impress.
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Meet your driver for an airport transfer with a private vehicle and English speaking guide.
Depart in the morning from your hotel and transfer to the Munduk village. Upon arrival, enjoy a beautiful trekking experience through coffee plants, cloves, cacao, and other exotic tropical plantations around the village. Your guide will give you the insight to mountain farming life and the importance of the plantations that once attracted the arrival of Europeans to the archipelago. Visit the waterfall with its refreshing breezes - a great photo opportunity. After, enjoy a short refreshment, carry on to Jatiluwih where you can enjoy a pleasant walk to discover the beautiful terrace rice fields of Jatiluwih, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After visiting Jatiluwih, stop for lunch at the G Terrace Restaurant while enjoying the lovely views over the paddy (beverages are not included). Afterwards, continue your visit to the holy site of Batukaru Temple, located on the southern slope of Batukaru Mountain.
Start the day with a visit to Kerta Gosa, or Hall of Justice, built in 18th century in Klungkung. It is beautifully laid out within a moat and provides an exquisite example of the Klungkung style of painting and architecture which can be seen in the ceiling murals. Continue through spectacular views of terraced rice fields to Besakih temple, located on the slope of Mount Agung, Bali's highest volcano. It's called Mother Temple of Bali as it houses ancestral shrines for all Hindu Balinese and a complex of nearly 24 temples. The next stop iwill be Kintamani, where you can enjoy your lunch with a breathtaking view over the caldera lake, Danau Batur. Driving down, arrive in the bottom of a lush green valley where the Gunung Kawi temple, Bali's largest ancient monument is located. It consists of 10 rock-cut shrine memorials standing 7 meters high in sheltered niches cut into the sheer cliff face. End the tour with a stop at Goa Gajah before returning to your hotel.
In the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel in South Bali and transferred by private vehicle to Denpasar airport.
Fly from Bali to Labuan Bajo. Flight time is approximately 1 hour.
Upon arrival at Labuan Bajo airport on western Flores, you will be greeted by a representative and taken by car to Batu Cermin Cave, the Ujung fishermen Village, and the local harbor to see the breathtaking views of the sunset. Afterwards, you will be transferred to your hotel for the night. Lunch will be served at local restaurant.
After breakfast, you will be transferred to the pier to catch a speedboat to Rinca Island in Komodo National Park. Walk through the typical dry forest and explore the island of Komodo dragons, where you will find not just the dragons but you might also encounter other wild animals like, deer, wild buffalo, long-tailed macaque, wild boar, and numerous birds. Continue the tour to Komodo Island where you will take an afternoon trek in Banunggulung. After you will proceed to Pink Beach where you will be able to swim and snorkel before heading back to the hotel for the evening.
After breakfast you will be transferred to the aiport in Labuan Bajo.
Fly from Labuan Bajo to Bali. Flight time is approximately 1 hour.
Upon arrival in Ngurah Rai airport, you will be greeted by a representative and then directly transferred to your hotel in South Bali.
Enjoy this sunset outing to the southwestern tip of Bali for a visit of the Uluwatu Temple, which is perched on top of cliffs that drop straight into the pounding surf, 250 feet above the sea. This is one of the temples in Bali that was built in the 11th century. Watch the spectacular sunset overlooking the Indian Ocean and enjoy the mystic atmosphere. Witnessing the Kecak Dance performance, well-known as a "monkey dance" will light up your night before you drive to Jimbaran Beach for dinner.
Located in the center of Ubud, the Komaneka at Monkey Forest is surrounded by lush tropical vegetation and an abundance of exotic plants, a veritable oasis in the midst of Ubud's bustling activities and picturesque Monkey Forest Road, with its many wonderful shops, excellent restaurants and easy access to temples, cultural performances, museums and galleries. Komaneka Resorts in Ubud Bali is carefully created to fulfill upscale travelers expectations for a comfortable stay in a spacious luxurious room, surrounded by natural Ubud's beauty. The staff accommodate the guest's needs and provide guests with excellent Balinese hospitality. Nestled between running streams and rice terraces, Komaneka at Monkey Forest was built for an experience of living with arts and being part of hundreds of years old culture and traditions that flourished in this island. The hotel features many facilities to accommodate guests need such as the pool bar, fine art gallery and gift shop, swimming pool, free Wi-Fi, welcome drinks, afternoon tea and Balinese Western Cakes, special dinners, trekking and other various activities.
Plataran Komodo Resort is the only luxury resort located on the island, a nature reserve east of Flores. Set on a beach in a secluded cove overlooking the Flores Sea, Plataran Komodo is a wilderness hideaway with accommodation in luxury villas. The protected marine park offers some of the best scuba diving and snorkeling in Indonesia, with pristine reefs boasting a rich array of sea life. Plataran Komodo is designed for the ultimate relaxation experience. Intimate, yet spacious, each villa stands on its own amidst a private tropical garden, and includes personalized service, security, and Xanadu restaurant and bar.
The Intercontinental Resort is secluded within the boundaries of the exclusive neighborhood of Jimbaran Bay on Bali's southern coastline. The property is a perfect place for those who want to explore the white and sandy beach. Situated only a walk away from Bali's premier tourist areas, the InterContinental Resort is just a short drive from the city center. Blending modern conveniences with traditional Balinese architecture, the 425 luxury rooms offer you maximum comfort The onsite restaurants serve authentic Japanese cuisine as well as Italian specialities and P.J's the hotel bar is an ideal spot to unwind with a refreshing drink. The spa is an oasis of serenity and natural splendor for those seeking to replenish body, mind and soul.
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"I have to admit, this was the BEST vacation I ever had. The tour was nothing less than Fantastic! The hotels were great, the guides were great, the transportation was great, the places were great, the people were great, the food was great and last but not least China, itself was out of this world. I'm so glad I booked this tour and would recommend this to anyone. Thanks so much for all your help, your interest and your recommendations. Steve in China was so attentive, he called constantly to make sure everything was fine. We really had a fabulous time and even my jaded husband who normally only seems to care about where the nearest golf course is, was impressed and had a wonderful time.
Thanks again, and unto the next vacation (although I don't know how we would top this one!!)
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"The tour was absolutely fabulous. It all started with the planning. Kathryn graciously accommodated our tight schedule and multiple needs, including a mid-trip change in plans. The tour guides and drivers were all great and extremely knowledgeable. The accommodations and meals were fantastic. I was apprehensive about going to China not knowing the language but it worked out great!"
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Korset: Linux security thanks to static analysis
Coworkers at the University of Tel Aviv have presented a prototype for a new host-based intrusion detection system (HIDS) for Linux. Named Korset, it uses static code analysis and promises zero failures.
A host-based intrusion system (HIDS) models an application's behavior and if the behavior deviates from the model, it sends an alarm. Earlier methods of intrusion detection depended either on static data derived from machine learning or on program policies created by developers. In the views of Professor Avishai Wool and kernel developer Ohad Ben-Cohen, the first method is susceptible to false positives and the second one costly.
Instead, Wool and Ben-Cohen use a behavioral model automated through static analysis of source code and object files resulting in control flow graphs (CFGs). Since most attacks are accompanied by system calls, the CFGs limit themselves to these calls and document the legitimate pattern for each application. If a program deviates from the pattern, the kernel ends the process.
Korset consists of two parts: a static analyzer in user space and a runtime monitoring agent in the kernel. The analyzer is drawn into the program's build process and creates a CFG for each executable, object data and library. The Korset runtime monitor is built into the kernel. Once a detected program runs, the agent monitors any resulting system calls and compares them with those of the CFG model.
Wool's and Ben-Cohen's report to the Ottawa Linux Symposium 2008 (PDF) includes further details about their work, as does their presentation at the Black Hat US 2008 conference.
A Korset prototype download is available under GPLv3 terms. The developers designate the implementation as pre-alpha software not yet ready for use, but proof-of-concept.
Won't protect apps that include an interpreter.If you apply this technique to an app that embeds an interpreter (mod_python, say), and programs written in the interpreted language can make system calls, then wouldn't the Korset analysis conclude that any sequence of system calls that any script could make was legitimate? That might well be "any arbitrary sequence", leaving Korset with no illegitimate sequences by which to recognize infiltration.
Now, if Korset could analyze the script itself, not the interpreter, then you might get more information. But languages like Python and Ruby are so dynamic that static analysis can't usually tell you much, unless you restrict the language.
Not all that usefulI watched a video of their Blackhat presentation, and while It sounds like a good idea when demo-ed on the simple apps the present, this HIDS does very little to protect against larger pieces of software where all an attacker needs to do is figure out where in the CFG their shellcode is running,and then get to a point where they can make the sysycalls they want (e.g. execve) and then write shellcode that makes all the relevant syscalls, which may not even increase shellcode size drastically as it could just be a loop through a set of integers which uses each char as a value for eax, where the other arguments are (currently) irrelevant, as long as the app doesn't crash.
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Where do you want to be in the world? Wherever that place may be, we can take you there. The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures doesn't just offer foreign language courses. It offers growth, personal challenges, and life experiences. Our courses bring you inside different cultures and allow you to connect with them not just intellectually, but personally. Spanish, French, German, Russian, Czech, Chinese and Japanese are not just sets of grammar rules and vocabulary lists. They are living, breathing organisms that are essential to understanding today's global, multicultural environment. Our job is to take you on a trip around the world. Are you in?
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Dr. Abla Hasan
A recent addition to the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, Dr. Abla Hasan received her PhD in Philosophy of Language from UNL in the spring of 2013 and was shortly after hired as a Professor of Practice of Arabic Language and Culture. Dr. Hasan brings a diverse background of study in topics ranging from feminism and religious studies to second language acquisition theories. This diversity in teaching and research interests equips Hasan with the necessary skills to teach a language which many students come into with some apprehension.
Hasan understands the trepidation she sees in many of her new students. "Arabic," she says "is misunderstood to be a 'difficult language to learn.'" However, Hasan is quick to point out that "Arabic is different, not difficult." For Dr. Hasan, the best way to introduce the Arabic language to new learners is to focus on culture. In her 100-level courses, each week has a different theme, once a week a class is devoted to the discussion of cultural issues related to the week's theme. "It makes learning more interesting," says Hasan, "and takes the focus off abstract grammar." During these cultural lessons Hasan incorporates games and guest speakers to break up the often intensive learning of Arabic grammar which can be daunting to new learners. These games, which incorporate newly acquired vocabulary and apply them to culturally significant situations, aids adult students with acquisition by applying what has been taught in a low-pressure situation.
Born and raised in the Middle East and a native Arabic speaker who learned English as an adult, Dr. Hasan empathizes with her students who are learning an entirely new language later in life. This ability to commiserate along with her background in the Philosophy of Language allows Hasan to apply recent theories in language acquisition to aid her students in her studies. Dr. Hasan has students take tests to discover their learning styles and then incorporates the results of these tests into the way she teaches her courses; a practice that Dr. Hasan says helps her "sense a way with her students." Hasan focuses on learning each student's name as quickly as possible and treating them as persons not numbers.
As a teacher of a Less Commonly Taught Language, Hasan faces question about the validity of Arabic study and the application of Arabic acquisition. She responds that, "Arabic is now a Critical Language in the United States. The Arabic Spring brought about change in 22 countries and while the Arabic Spring brought about what we see as chaos, chaos brings a new world." Hasan sees this event not just through the lens of an Arabic educator but also with the knowledge that comes with her upbringing in the Middle East. Because of this insight Hasan notes that the "changed relationship between the Middle East and the Western World" will open up many opportunities in many different fields. Hasan believes that "opportunity comes to those prepared for it," and by learning Arabic and familiarizing themselves with cultural practices of the Arabic speaking world, her students are preparing themselves for just such an opportunity.
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Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: Competition for the 15 shirt has become so intense that rather than take two full-backs, we have opted for three. Leigh Halfpenny is still out in front after a man-of-the-match performance for Wales against France in Paris, but his flexibility in the back three could see him selected on the wing. Rob Kearney continues to work his way back into form and his best games are ahead of him, while his experience from 2009 is useful. The eye has been well and truly caught though by Stuart Hogg - with the Scotland full-back racking up two long-range tries in two games. Continue that form through the rest of the championship, and he may win a starting spot.
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Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: Following his match-winning try in Paris, George North offered a timely reminder of what he can do on the biggest stage. It means that North slots back onto the plane, at the expense of the injured Simon Zebo, whose injury rules him out for now despite his audacious bit of skill against Wales. Chris Ashton retains his spot after a hard-working opening to the Six Nations so far, with the flying Dutchman Tim Visser also coming in to claim his plane ticket. That leaves Mike Brown, whose contributions so far in the Six Nations for England have been outstanding. Alex Cuthbert remains on the fringes, as does new Scotland winger Sean Maitland after impressing for Scotland in his first two Test matches.
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Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: No changes to the centre collection from last time out. Jamie Roberts was another Welshman to rediscover his best form against France, excelling on his 50th cap. Brian O'Driscoll produced a rather subdued performance against England - it has been quite a busy morning for Ireland's most capped player with the birth of his daughter - but he was electric against Wales and must not only travel, but also start. Manu Tuilagi is yet to leave his mark on this year's championship following injury, but is still a powerful weapon and could prove so against France this weekend. Brad Barritt's qualities continue to go unheralded but he is a coach's dream given his work-rate. That leaves Jonathan Davies, who despite seemingly forgetting how to pass against Ireland, clings on to travel. Billy Twelvetrees is on the radar, as is Matt Scott.
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On standby: Toby Flood, James Hook, Ruaridh Jackson
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Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: Danny Care and Ben Youngs are as difficult to separate when it comes to selection for England as they are far the Lions, with Care landing the most recent blow with a stunning try against Leicester for Harlequins. Youngs though is seen as the preferable option given his all-round abilities. Mike Phillips will also travel behind the pairing, with Ireland's Conor Murray likely to challenge him for the remaining spot.
On standby: Conor Murray, Eoin Reddan, Paul Marshall
Best make other plans next June: Tavis Knoyle, Issac Boss, Richard Wigglesworth, Lloyd Williams, Lee Dickson, Henry Prygos
Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: Jamie Heaslip had an afternoon to forget against England, the first black mark on new Ireland captain's report card so far. It will no doubt spur him on to better performances over the next couple of months, but Toby Faletau is making a real impression and in many minds right now is the frontrunner to start at number eight against the Wallabies. Last but not least, Scotland captain Kelly Brown can operate at the back of the pack and is making his case on a weekly basis with high tackle counts. Ben Morgan's injury has been come at a time when he was starting to show promise.
On standby: Ben Morgan, Thomas Waldrom, David Denton, Billy Vunipola, Johnnie Beattie
Best make other plans next June: James Coughlan, Jordan Crane, Nick Easter
Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: Two games in and Chris Robshaw has gone from having a seat on the plane to being the leading contender to start at openside flanker and possibly even captain the Lions in Australia. Not far behind him is Ireland's Sean O'Brien who is in fine form after returning from injury, a nightmare to contain and possessing the kind of power that can swing matches. The battle for the openside flanker position in Wales for now has been won by the Osprey Justin Tipuric, who will certainly travel - fitness permitting - if he continues his rich vein of form. Injury for now though rules out a spot on the plane for Stephen Ferris along with Dan Lydiate, with England's Tom Wood taking the remaining place given his flexibility to play across the back row. That leaves one more spot, which for now is taken by the resurgent Ryan Jones. His return from injury as Wales captain could not have gone better in Paris, and he has the key experience of two Lions tours on his record meaning he will not only travel, but possibly start. Sam Warburton must find a breakthrough.
On standby: Sam Warburton, Stephen Ferris, Ross Rennie, Dan Lydiate, Peter O'Mahony, Tom Croft, Steffon Armitage
Best make other plans next June: Tom Johnson, John Barclay, Alasdair Strokosch, Chris Henry, Iain Henderson, James Haskell
Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: England's Geoff Parling continues to edge closer to a Lions starting spot, something that would have been dismissed 12 months ago when he made his Test debut, with Scotland's Richie Gray putting down a marker for club and country in recent weeks too as he discovers some form. Donnacha Ryan should be his main contender for the number four slot - another great athlete who never fails to produce impressive tackle statistics. The final second row place goes for now to Joe Launchbury, who is taking to Test rugby with surprising ease. He edges out Nathan Hines, whose lack of involvement in the Six Nations following international retirement has not helped his cause. The chasing pack is headed by Alun Wyn Jones, who is named on the bench for Wales this weekend and if fit - when it comes to selection - should squeeze in.
On standby: Nathan Hines, Ian Evans, Alun-Wyn Jones, Jim Hamilton, Courtney Lawes, Andrew Coombs
Best make other plans next June: Luke Charteris, Bradley Davies, Al Kellock, Donncha O'Callaghan, Paul O'Connell, Mike McCarthy
Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: The same trio from last time out should all travel bar injury. Rory Best is still out in front, although his throwing has been a tad wayward in recent weeks, with Dylan Hartley apparently now set to start for England against France this weekend, offering him a chance to issue a reminder of his experience. That leaves Tom Youngs, who for now holds the edge over the injured Richardt Strauss and Welshman Richard Hibbard at hooker.
On standby: Richard Hibbard, Sean Cronin, Richardt Strauss
Best make other plans next June: Ross Ford, Matthew Rees, Mike Sherry, Ken Owens
Kiss the wife and kids goodbye: It has been an interesting couple of opening games in the Six Nations for Cian Healy. After a brilliant performance against Wales, Healy was wild against England and his stamp on fellow Lions prop Dan Cole has seen him consequently suspended. He will certainly travel, but the incident has raised doubts over his temperament. Cole is another who will definitely travel and is playing well, edging out the challenge of Lions veteran Adam Jones for now in any case. Gethin Jenkins' domestic woes continue and he has looked off the pace in the opening games so far, with Paul James hot on his heels for Wales. The final spot goes to Mike Ross, but Mako Vunipola is starting to make an impression for Saracens and England. With the bolter tag now around his neck, he could make a late surge.
On standby: Mako Vunipola, Paul James, Ryan Grant
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i tried rolling over it and tried fighting but nothing shows up
i tried rolling over it and tried fighting but nothing shows up
Public apology first before I send Xav a more private one.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with this UI pack, nor indeed with the others that are more functional than aesthetically pleasing and of course the look of your UI is entirely subjective & personal. It's great that Blizzard has given us the flexibility to have such individually customised UIs and would be an awful shame if we couldn't.
People like Xav going out of thier way to post their UIs as packs for the less mod savvy amongst us are a great asset to the community & deserve gratitude and respect.
I broke the golden rule of forum posting lastnight i.e. never post when drunk, tired and annoyed about something else, you're almost always going to make an arse out of yourself... and sure enough I managed it!
So, my sincere apologies to everyone for messing up the thread with a retarded post.
I actually think this UI looks extremely sleek + sexy =]
gotta customise it a little bit but overall it's the first ui compilation that's got me away from mirage ui in a longggggggggg time!
1 thing I noticed is that on certain parts of the screen there are bits where I can't click through... any ideas about this? it's a bit annoying when I'm trying to turn but can't
Hm, I haven't experienced that. Where are the "spots"?
Xav I was wondering how you configured Ghost: Pulse to display the procs for sword and board? I messed around with it and couldnt get it to show up.
1. Go into "Frames" and create a new frame named "S&B"
2. In the settings for that frame, check "Player Buff Gains" and uncheck everything else.
3. Still in the settings for the frame, type "Sword and Board" into the whitelist field and press 'Enter'.
You can repeat that for every Pulse you want, if you want the pulses in different spots, like I have them. I have 3 different profiles due to the 3 different locations. If you want them all in the same spot, you can just make a generalized one and whitelist more than just the one ability.
Any update on a Smarty for 3.0.x?
Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. -Seneca
Everyone marvels at a square egg, but only the chicken understands the PAIN.
smarty's been working for weeks, it's updated in my compilation, and updated on dnt's site.
OK, thanks. Lost track of it with a mess of other things going on.
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Everyone marvels at a square egg, but only the chicken understands the PAIN.
Did as you wrote here didnt work. Checked everything and checked it out again(Player buff gains on ofc ), didnt work. Reseted profile, and still didnt work
Any idea what the problem might be?
Thanks in advance
-EDIT- Tried out using the wowinterface download instead of the curseclient one. Worked after deleting the cc one and putting the wowinterface one in my folder instead
Last edited by Noraxe; 10-29-2008 at 12:46 PM.
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Ive been insanely bored with WoW lately and stumbled apon you UI so i decided to give my UI and overhaul and i have to say im liking what you've done everything worked great i especially like the S&B pop up nice little extra feature (I just changed my buff bar to SBF i prefer it more .... Sry >.> ) Other then that this is a great UI Compilation Much Thanks Xav.
The answer is user error
Great UI. I have managed to install it but have a couple of questions.
On the side of your player frame is a bartender bar that only shows up when you mouse over it? How do you do this as I don't see anything in bartender which allows for this? Also, what buttons are in your version as none of your screen shots show it?
Any chance you could provide your keybindings? I would love to see how you have those setup.
To have a bar only show up when you mouse over the area, enable "Fade Out" checkbox in the General Settings of the bar. Then, below that, you can modify the transparency of it when it's not moused over (if you don't want it to completely go away), and the speed at which it fades in/out with the other slider.
Oops. As for what I have in it, it's miscellaneous stuff. First Aid, Jewelcrafting, Leatherworking, and Cooking.
As for my keybinds, this is what I use
1 Taunt
2 Devastate
3 Heroic Strike
4 Shield Slam
5 Shield Block
6 Revenge
7 Shockwave
R Demoralizing Shout / Piercing Howl
F Thunderclap / Hamstring
Z Shield Bash+Charge macro
C Cleave
Shift-1 AOE Taunt
Shift-3 Demoralizing Shout
Shift-4 Battle Shout
Cntrl-4 Commanding Shout
Shift-F Mocking Blow
Cntrl-F Concussion Blow
G Bandage
Shift-G Last Stand
Cntrl-G Trinkets
Shift-Z Human Racial
` (tilde key) Berserker Rage
F1 Battle
F2 Defensive
F3 Berserker
F4 Disarm
H Target self
Shift-H Intimidating Shout
T Attack
X Marking program (BaudMark)
V Assist
Last edited by Xav; 01-15-2009 at 08:05 AM.
is there any way with sraid to make the mana bars more consistant
sometimes they are perfect but then the bar next to it will be 1/2 the height
on that same note is there a GUI for sraid positioning? if group 2 is 1/2 a pixel higher than group 1 and 3 it drives me nuts being able to type in x: -1000 is so much easier then overlaying the groups and hoping your hand is steady enough to not move the frame up or down while moving it sideways.
You can edit the positioning in the LUA, but I generally do it by hand. Yeah, it's really really bad, I know, we've been suggesting it for years
As for the mana bar issue, I don't know what you mean, I don't think I have that...? Have a picture?
hrm, upon trying to reproduce it, it looks like it shrinks when someone is out of range (even with the range checker turned off)
that said the mana bars are still really small compared to the health bars is there any way to make them 50/50 in the height of the frame as opposed to the 80/20 they are now?


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Dahlonega's Bear on the Square Mountain Festival is a yearly celebration of the Southern Appalachian culture, including music, art and folkways. Dahlonega is a picturesque town in the foothills of the North Georgia mountains, and next year's event, which will be the 19th annual, will be held in and around the town's Historic Square during the third weekend in April.
Whoooee!!! What a great weekend we had. The weather was perfect. We picked, grinned and sang, dawn to dusk. The Mainstage performers were fabulous. The Marketplace artists lined the square with handcrafted treasures, some even demonstrated how they were made. The new addition to the square was Luthiers Row featuring the most beautiful handmade musical instruments. After a short break to rest up, let's do it again next year!!!
19th Annual Bear on the Square Mountain Festival: April 18-19, 2015 with the Live and Silent Country Auction on Friday, April 17.
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Whoooee!!! What a great weekend we had. The weather was perfect. We picked, grinned and sang, dawn to dusk. The Mainstage performers were fabulous.
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