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Hi, Im running Windows XP and I recently noticed that my
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As mentioned before I agree we need a AoE RP spell. Also an AoE Taunt would be nice ( maybe with Gorefiend's Grasp? ) .
As mentioned before I agree we need a AoE RP spell. Also an AoE Taunt would be nice ( maybe with Gorefiend's Grasp? ) .
Blood's defense needs to scale with vengeance rather than damage taken.
Death's Advance:
The Death Knight instantly summons a Ghostly Death Charger and surges forward 15 yards on horse back, this ability removes all movement impairing effects. Any enemy in the path of the charge cowers in horror for the next 3 seconds. (60 Second Cooldown)
Glyph of Death's Advance:
Death's Advance now affects all allies within 10 yards of the Death Knight, but the horrifying effect is removed.
To get an idea for the visual effect imagine something similar to Hecarim's Onslaught of Shadows ability from League of Legends.
AMS to absorb damage over any other shield .
Just change frost back to what it was in Wotlk, where 2h focused on more than just one skill, and where 2h and DW played the same way. Yes, i know they made frost DW "only" at the mid of Wotlk
A combination of Wotlk and Cata Frost DK would be perfect. Screw MoP 2h frost and everything about it's boring obliterate-spam playstyle...
new glyph death grip now grip the dk on the target cause no taunt.That will fix mobility
come check my stream 2.4k rating this season dk unh pve/pvp warlock,mage,rogue
-One Disease per spec instead of two, rebalance ability around that. For exemple, as frost, Frost fever would hit twice as much and ability like Obliterate would get the same additional damage as they do right now with two diseases.
-Better lvl 90 Talent
-AoE that cost RP
-Redesign Rune regeneration, not based on time.
-Add a 2/3 mins burst CD
-Better Mobility
-Make Obliterate useful for Dual wield (like in Wrath)/ or another way to use Unholy rune
-Different Mastery/Better scaling
-Different Mastery
-A bit more Mobility
-Better scaling
-More passive mitigation
-Better scaling with Vengeance
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I really miss Hungering Cold... absolutely loved it... so clutch.
I would like to see more mobility and perhaps Blizz giving us something that will prevent us from being so squishy.
I also believe our talents needs some serious work and maybe some tweaks to our resource system.
On topic: I would personally like our masteries to be something other than flat frost/shadow damage. I'm not very good at coming up with ideas but maybe for frost increase critical strike damage when killing machine is active (not necessarily fun and interesting I know) and for unholy maybe roll in our tier 15 two piece so something like a % chance to summon a skeleton to attack your target. Again its not a great idea but its more flashy and interesting than our current shadow damage boost.
Make blood shield also scale with attack power so vengeance affects our active mitigation.
Breath of Sindragosa being baseline so we have AoE RP dump (remove/lower the cooldown and damage too)
To replace give us a talent that also replaces another ability:
Spirit Reaper
Deals 150% weapon damage and after two seconds if the target is below 40% health explodes on the target dealing high shadow damage. After this damage is dealt your haste, crit and mastery rating are increased by 5%. If the target dies before Soul Cleave deals damage you gain 50% crit chance and 50% haste for 6 seconds. Replaces Soul Reaper. (No resource cost)
This is most likely too strong but of course the numbers can be tweaked. (Or better yet something completely better could be thought up)
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Would like to see Death Pact not requiring Ghouls so Frost&Blood can use Ghoul&Army without considering that Talent. Maybe if no Ghoul is alive that Talent could summon a Zombie that dies immediately ^^
And the LV58 Talents should be reworked so not one is useful for PvE only (because of Movespeed)
Maybe Death's advance should be changed to not provide any movespeed Bonus and instead blod movespeed reducing debuffs more (and it could improve Resistances to Attackspeed Reduction or Disarm or something.)
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GC: Good news, everyone! We lowered the cooldown of Shield Wall to 5 sec and balanced assuming you hit it every 5 sec.
Tanks: Um.... Thanks? Could you maybe just make it a passive at that point?
GC: But hitting buttons is fun!
Make Unholy and Frost both viable.
-Fix mobility please
-Make Death Grip reverse efect on targets that immune to it or snared with chains of ice for example.
-Make Frost more interesting...................
-Add more desease options (utility for blood plague for DPS like Frost Fever for example).
-Make Blood Worms detonate MANUALLY, they got a potential but RNG in a nutshell healing wise ain't working well...
-Make Blood Presense get additional effect(with cd upon switching to it as dps), the DPS skills are limited Frost trading much DPS for switching to it.
sry guys the most of you want the frost specc to be changed or pushed but i think basicly its very good it only need a little work from blizz to be as strong like the other dds.in the noxxic dps ranking are frost dks under the last 5 places.this must be changed.
Unholy is much more difficult then frost but unholy dks are at the last place in the dps rankings....that cant be ! unholys need a really more work from blizz for example a 1min cd that delete blood Plaque and frost fever from the enemy BUT make a melee attack with 400% weapon dmg + 50% for each decease as shadow dmg this can be increased with mastery.my problem with unholy is that the attacks are fast ok but the dmg from each skill is lower when from rogues.just take away a little bit haste und give us more impact dmg for the skills.or let unholys use soulreaper at 100% not 35%. i mean 200k festering strike with a two handed weapon ? thats a joke . and a rogue with daggers make 400k. there went something somewere terreblie wrong.
i mean it cant be that i MUST play Frost when i want to be a Dk DD in raids.Blizz that is an EPIC FAIL
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A glyph that alters 'death grip' pulling you to them or another form of charge.
Mobility on my blood DK not good enough. Would feel much nicer to be able to charge to a pack of adds and back to a boss. Death grip is just not suitable. Charge on pull etc help alot as well.
DK unholy redesigened:
No longer makes use of runic power.
Death coil is now a short cd habillity that applies some debuff.
New ability:
Instant Cast 0 cd
Consumes your targeted undead minion,instantly killing him, but grantting the death knight some bonuses based on the minion consumed:
Grants The Death Knight 15% increased damage for 20 sec
Ghoul(dark transformation).
Grants the Death Knight 20% increased damage and your attacks have a 10% chance to cleave, dealling damage to all enemies within 5 yards.
Grantes the Death knight 20% increased movement speed and you can double jump, moving you 15 yards foward, this effects has a 7 secs cd . Also, your attacks will trigger one gargolye strike every 3 secs. Lasts 20 secs.
Army of the Dead:
Your attacks have a chance to trigger Abomination Strike, wich deals high aoe damage and has a chance to stun, lasts 20.(targetting a single one of the army of dead minions is enough to consume them all)
New glyph:
glyph of consume: Empower Rune Weapon now also benefits you with all the Consume effects without killing any minion, but disables your consume ability while ERW is on CD.
glyph of the obsidian statue: Your summon Gargoyle becomes Summon Obsidian statue:
Summons on Obsidian Statue that will follow the death knight, dealling aoe damage for all enemies in 10 yards.
PS: keep in mind that those numbers are not final or something else, it is just illustrating.
Blood spec:
New glyph:
Glyph of rotten meat skewer: Teachs you the rotten meat skewer skill.
rotten meat skewer
instant cast 0 cd
Places a Skewer of rotten meat at the targeted location. The Skewer will then keep taunt all your blood worns, wich will attack the skewer instead of the enemy.
PS: sorry for poor grammar.
Last edited by Nezia; 2013-11-15 at 04:53 PM.
We definitely need a gap closer, so i thought of a move.
Frost Slide The Dk uses his frost powers and creates a a boogie board of ice and zooms to the target.
Similar to the monk speed slide and Heroic leap
I really like the idea of reverse gripping (glyph/talent that grips us to our target when death gripping). It wouldn't add anything to PvP, but tremendously help us to reach a boss in PvE.
Thing is, there are already too many glyphs for death grip. I know it kind of became an iconic spell but 5 glyphs for a single ability might be a little over the top. Now that I think of it, it really feels band-aid-ish to see all these glyphs trying to fix outdated spells like AMS (why does it still have a cap ?) and DG (can't grip much nowadays, except small adds) ... This reinforces my belief that our glyphs and talents seriously need to be reworked.


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A neck sprain is stretching or tearing of the ligaments of the neck. Ligaments are strong bands of tissue that cross joints and connect bones to each other. They help stabilize joints, including the neck.
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Date Reviewed: May 1, 2008
Strengths: Excellent battery life
Good battery mounting options
Weaknesses: Heavy light assembly
high helmet mount
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I read the comments here about the switch on the battery. so I mounted the battery on the strap of my hydration pack - opposite the hose, (switch down - as it is recessed) and ran the cable through the Hose hole on that side - works a treat.
The cable has two plugs, one near the bulb, one near the battery. This is great. I can detach the helmet from the pack, and detach the battery for charging, and do creative things with cable routing.
But the bulb assembly is really too heavy for a helmet light. I'd like to mount it low to avoid catching branches, but that puts too much weight on the front of the helmet. ( the light protrudes 80-100mm in front of the helmet )
The Light mount has swivel left-right as well as up-down, and it's not designed as low-profile, so, if i mounted it on top of the helmet (with the bulb horizontally, the top of the bulb would be 10cm (4inches) above the helmet.
I'm probably going to mount my nightflux HID on the helmet and put this on the bar.
Ok, the filters are a good idea, but they are flexible plastic that are held in with a 3mm thick plastic ring that locks in the front of the bulb - which cuts the field of illumination (at least 1m off the edge at 10m). I decided I'd rather have a wider field of view, so left the lock ring and filters at home.
The Illumination is as good as my nightflux HID, and much better battery life.
(well the nightflux is only rated at about 2 hours and I got the 3.5hr version of the Levin)
the light housing doesn't get very warm, I was able to grab it and point it up or down, to chat to people without worrying about getting a hot hand
So. It should make a great bar light, But I wouldn't recommend it as a helmet light, unless you've got good neck muscles, or a helmet that's got a bit of weight at the back that needs balancing ;)
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Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $258.00
Purchased At: www.LuxHid.com.au
Similar Products Used: Nightflux hid
Bike Setup: Giant Tcr C2 Road
Giant Trance X1 mountain
Date Reviewed: January 31, 2008
Strengths: Price, great burn times, with round battery, over 4 hours. Light output.
Weaknesses: Both mounts, connector, power switch on battery is a minor nuisance. Fragile lamp, my one lasted about 30 hours.
Bottom Line:
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Duration Product Used: 1 Year
Price Paid: $300.00
Purchased At: Online Ebay UK
Similar Products Used: Triple shot, double shot, triple shot pro.
Bike Setup: Hardtail 853 steel, manitous, hope discs and wheels, eggbeaters.
Date Reviewed: January 7, 2008
Strengths: High output and long life
Weaknesses: On off toggle switch is on the battery pack, not the light fixture.
Bottom Line:
I am rating based on HID's only, as they are in their own group. This is not the best HID, but will certainly outperform most Halogen or LED based lighting systems.
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Price Paid: $160.00
Purchased At: Online Auction
Similar Products Used: Niterider HID's
Bike Setup: Trek liquid 55, DHX 5.0 shock, Fox 36 RC2 Talas
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Default project roles
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Security Settings
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- Allow users to sign up online: this means that anybody can access a form to create himself an account in the system. Note that after filling up the form, the user should log in.
- Import sources: if set to false, source code will not be accessible for any user, to restrict access to source code for some users only, see Code viewers role.
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In order to leverage existing enterprise infrastructure, SonarQubeTM provides the capability to delegate authentication and authorization to external systems through plugins:
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- Crowd with the SonarQubeTM Crowd Plugin
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Encryption is mostly used to remove clear passwords from settings (database or SCM credentials for instance). The implemented solution is based on a symetric key algorithm. The keypoint is that the secret key is stored in a secured file on disk. This file must only be owned and readable by the system account that runs the SonarQubeTM server, the analysis with Sonar Runner, Ant Task, Maven or from the Continuous Integration server.
The algorithm is AES 128 bits. Note that 256 bits cipher is not used because it's not supported by default on all Java Virtual Machines (see this article).
1. Generate the secret key
A unique secret key must be shared between all parts of the SonarQubeTM infrastructure (server and analyzers). To generate it, go to Settings > Configuration > General Settings > Encryption and click on Generate secret key:
2. Store the secret key on the SonarQubeTM server
Copy this secret key in a file:sonar-secret.txt
Store this file on the machine hosting the SonarQubeTM server (default location:
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- Restrict its access to the system account running the SonarQubeTM server (ownership and read-access only).
- Restart your SonarQubeTM server.
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Go back to Settings > Configuration > General Settings > Encryption and generate the encrypted values or your settings:
3. Use these encrypted values
Server side
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Restart your SonarQubeTM server.
Batch side
Copy the secret key file on the machine running the analysis.
Copy these encrypted values into the analyzer configuration file: sonar-runner.properties, settings.xml, etc. Do not forget to define the path to your secret key as well.
I have locked myself out
There is currently nothing that stops you removing from every user and every group the global administrator role. the global administrator role. You then have no other solution than make an manual update in the SonarQubeTM database to get back in control.
I have lost the admin password
In case you lost the admin password of your SonarQubeTM instance, you can reset it by running the following update statement :
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"Knowing those blips on the screen represented hundreds of lives made a tough job even tougher," said Scott Long, a U.S. Army veteran. "But after awhile, I was no longer able to look at it from that perspective," he added.
According to Long, being an air traffic controller is not for the timid. "You have to be sure of yourself," he said. But after serving for six intense years, Long finally admitted he needed help.
"For awhile, I didn't realize that I was hurting," Long said. But the stressfulness of the job had taken its toll on Long. "You deny that you feel something is wrong," said Long. "And when you deny something like that for long enough, it has a way of coming back and biting you."
By the time Long sought professional help, he had developed severe anxiety disorders. He also had to endure back surgery which increased his pain, adding depression to the mix.
"The first time I was hospitalized, I was filled with negative thoughts and had a very low opinion of myself," said Long. "It was a very bad time in my life." Things began to turn around, though, when Long was introduced to an arts & crafts program sponsored by national nonprofit organization Help Hospitalized Veterans (HHV).
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WINSTON-SALEM – The Havelock Rams completely overwhelmed and stole the will of the Concord Spiders in the second half of Saturday's NCHSAA 3A state championship game, en route to a 55-21 demolition.
As Charles Dickens may have written, it was a "tale of two halves" for the Rams.
"These guys, these seniors have done it day-in and day-out for three years," Havelock coach Jim Bob Bryant said. "They took our lumps early in their careers, but they all have grown up together and this is the result."
In the first half, the Rams seemed to be going through the motions by leaving Concord gunslinger B.J. Beecher passing lanes to hurt them.
The Rams trailed at halftime, 21-20. It was only the second game of the season, in addition to the New Bern game, in which Havelock trailed at any point.
"We just played through it all," Bryant said.
"It was a lot like that game (New Bern), and that second quarter went by really fast, but we were able to make adjustments in the second half and played much better."
As the second half got rolling – so did the Rams.
A subtle offense suddenly became its familiar, volatile self as Pharaoh Cooper and Derrell Scott began running the ball down the Spiders' throats after struggling for yardage in the first half.
"They were jumping our alleys and holes in the first half, but I knew if we just kept fighting that those holes would eventually open up," Scott said.
On the Spiders' first possession of the second half, Havelock defensive back A.J. Coplon scooped up a fumble and promptly returned it 61 yards to put Havelock up, 28-21, after a 2-point conversion by Cooper.
Cooper was the game's Most Valuable Player -- rushing for 82 yards and a touchdown and passing for 64 yards and two more.
In addition to his solid offensive night, Cooper also showed off his coverage prowess by returning a pick-6 interception return for a score in the first half.
Scott rushed 18 times for 145 yards and two scores.
Another game-defining play came after Cooper scored the 2-point conversion and the Spiders received the ball for their next possession.
Concord running back Rocky Reid came around the right corner on a rush attempt and was wrapped up by Coplon who reached in and pried the football out of Reid's hands to give Havelock possession.
The state championship is the school's fourth and second-consecutive.
"Back-to-back feels great," Bryant said. "It's great to be able to share this with my assistants and with these kids.
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The Rams will be losing a lot of talent from this year's state title team, but also return a pool of talented players that mirrors the depth of the Mariana Trench.
Concord 0 21 0 0 – 21
Havelock 7 13 15 20 – 55
First Quarter
H – Pharoh Cooper 2 run (Dylan Baker kick)
Second Quarter
C – Zosh Heilig 30 pass from B.J. Beecher (Alex Maganda kick)
C – Rocky Reid 37 pass from Beecher (kick failed)
H – Cooper 87 Interception Return (Baker kick)
C – Jerry Burk 21 pass from Beecher (Beecher pass to Sedergren for two-point conversion)
H – Harry Caldwell 11 pass from Cooper (kick failed)
Third Quarter
H – A.J. Coplon 61 fumble recovery return (Cooper 2-point conversion)
H – Derrell Scott 2 run (Baker kick)
Fourth Quarter
H – Scott 13 run (Baker kick)
H – C.J. Lindsey 12 pass from Cooper (Baker kick)
H – Keion Joyner 18 pass from Travis Sabdo (2-pt. conversion failed)
First Downs 21 21
Rushes-Yards 27-73 34-263
Passing Yards 267 100
Comp-Att-Int 22-36-1 9-19-0
Penalties-Yards 9-65 11-97
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1
Punts/Avg. 4/27.0 2/35.5
Individual Statistics:
Concord: Passing - B.J. Beecher 22-36-1 267 yards 3 TD. Rushing – Rocky Reid 13-62, Beecher 6-25, Terry Cassell 6-15, Pemberton 1-2. Receiving – Parker Swaringen 5-71, Zosh Heilig 3-55 TD, Bravone Howard 4-40, Alex Asbury 5-27.
Havelock: Passing – Pharoh Cooper 7-17-0 64 yards TD, Travis Sabdo 2-2-0 36 yards TD. Rushing - Derrell Scott 18-149, Cooper 9-82, Taylor Woods 3-32, London Duvall 1-8. Receiving – Michael Bowman 3-37, Keion Joyner 2-36 TD, C.J. Lindsey 1-12 TD, Woods 2-4.
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The New England Air Museum's Boeing B-29A Superfortress is a product of the Boeing Plant in Renton, Washington and was assigned the AAF serial number 44-61975. Although delivered too late to be assigned to an overseas unit during World War II, it did serve with training units until 1949. During the early 1950s, it flew out of the United Kingdom and Libya. It was then put into storage until 1956. The last flight made by 44-61975 was to the U.S. Army Proving Ground in Aberdeen, Maryland, where it was scheduled to be used for target practice. Lucky for us it was never shot at since there are less than 30 B-29s left in the United States.
The New England Air Museum acquired the plane in 1973. It had to be completely disassembled. In fact, when disassembly began the aft fuselage was too badly damaged so the Army instructed the salvage crew to take the aft fuselage from another B-29A's serial number 44-61739 instead.
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The B-29 restoration began about twenty years later, when it was moved into the Restoration Hangar. Between 1998 to 2003 the engines were removed, disassembled, reassembled, the aft and tail section cleaned and restored. The instrument panels, seats and tail gunners section and the engine nacelle accessories were removed and cleaned. The propellers were sent to Hamilton Sundstrand for overhaul.
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Ever since the relationship began between the 58th Bomb Wing Association and the New England Air Museum there had been much interest in the markings that would be applied to the B-29A. The 58th Leadership and the Museum staff established the following criteria:
Every airplane that the 58th flew during WW II was researched. It was determined that the 58th flew 64 B-29As, and only 35 had names applied to the nose. Photographs of these 35 airplanes were requested from all four Bomb Groups. Photographs of 12 of 35 airplanes were obtained -- and -- after applying the above criteria the one standout was "JACK'S HACK" of the 468th Bomb Group.
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Absolutely perfect. Easy to design. Colors look amazing. Great quality and great price. So happy with this purchase.
Menu card used as a thank you card at the reception
Quality of the menu card is great; thick paper with a smooth finish. We decided to use this menu card as a thank you card at the reception. On one side we listed one of our favorite quotes and an overall "thank you", wishing everyone a wonderful evening as they help us celebrate our big day. On the back side, we added the answers to our crossword puzzle that was found in the program during our ceremony. We were able to add two custom graphics. The design team was fabulous in making this work.
Great Menu Card
Fantastic! I decided to use a menu card at the last minute. I'm glad I chose MagnetStreet. It matched my wedding colors perfectly.
Absolutely Stunning!
I absolutely loved these. The size is perfect and it was sooo easy to customize the design how I wanted. The quality was great! They look a lot more expensive then they were. The printing was great, text sizes were perfect. They came very quickly and I am excited to share these menu cards with my guests at my wedding. Thank you Magnetstreet for making this process so easy for me.