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Nice name you have. But it seems something went wrong when converting from Unicode to non-Unicode. If you alert this post (the yellow triangle) and tell what it should be, our forum manager, mr Lee Koo, can try to change it to what you want. That's personal service, isn't it?
I doubt, however, if diacritical marks (accents) are supported in our user names. They aren't in posts. Neither are Chinese characters. It's strictly ASCII up to 127, I'm afraid. But, as a European, I sympathise with your point of view.
Just to note, it aren't html-characters. The last letter in html stands for language, so it's a language, not a character set.
And also to note, it's not the website that is messed up. It's only the database that contains a few strange characters.
And, no, the forum software doesn't allow posting pictures. But that's a so unrelated issue that it's not relevant.
This is great to see how we can report bugs and talk with support of this web site, NOT !! We are in 2013 and my name is screwed up, how this can be ? Worst than that we cannot post pictures here. I cannot access part of my profile because my name is all in HTML characters. Problem of your transition when you bought VersionTracker.com !? On Version Tracker my name was fine. I hope you will fix this issue. Support UNICODE or at minimum accents.
It's frustrating and ridiculous to still see, in 2013, US webmasters doing always the same mistakes and be closed.

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|By: Carole Scoville
Cleansing is a great way to easily shed pregnancy weight and get your body back. I've done it myself after baby #1 and #2 and I swear by it. A nutritional cleanse doesn't starve your body, but floods your cells with high-grade nutrition as it flushes impurities from your system -- leaving you feeling rejuvenated and pounds slimmer.
Let's go over the top 5 ways nutritional cleansing helps your post-pregnancy body melt those lingering pounds.
A good nutritional cleanse...
Melts Fat.
When impurities (i.e. junk food, polluted air and water, etc.) enter your system, your body goes into a fat-generating frenzy. Your body generates fat to encapsulate harmful impurities -- this is a fact. The more polluted your body becomes, the more fat it will produce. Cleansing leeches toxins from cells and helps your body eliminate them. When the toxins are gone, the fat will literally melt off.
Promotes Lean Muscle Production.
In addition to melting away lingering lard, a good nutritional cleanse will flood your body with proteins it needs to generate lean muscle. The more muscle you have, the more calories you are burning -- even when you are resting!
Promotes Proper Hydration.
During a cleanse, you will drink at least half of your body weight in ounces (i.e., if you weigh 150 pounds, you should drink at least 75 ounces of water each day). Drinking plenty of water helps your muscles work more effectively, helps you sleep better and flushes impurities from your system -- all of which contribute to healthy, fast weight loss.
Balances Your Hormones.
If you are a new mom and you have broken down crying more than 3 times this week (or today) -- you are normal! But, you certainly don't have to feel that way. The emotional roller coaster you are riding is due to the dramatic swing in hormone levels from pregnancy to post-delivery. A good nutritional cleanse feeds your body all the minerals, vitamins, and proteins it needs to achieve balance -- both in your body weight and brain chemistry.
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Even if your new baby has you wondering if you will ever get more than 20 consecutive minutes of sleep ever again, a nutritional cleanse will help you rest better. Cleansing promotes healthy levels of serotonin -- the hormone responsible for helping you sleep restfully. A good cleanse will enhance your (short) sleep cycles, helping you fell more rested, even if you don't get enough shut-eye. Weight loss is much easier, and more successful, when you get enough rest. So, do the best with what you have and sleep well until that next feeding!
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This roller is located underneath the glass turntable. With the help of the motor, this roller helps to rotate the glass tray. This part takes the place of the coupling.
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TF2 in a nutshell by MocaNicoDAWatch
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This is the entire game, in a nutshell
Somewhat yeah. xD Though you've gotta go for those backstabs, man!
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That's not TF2 in a nutshell. There needs to be Loads of more Scouts and spies.
Cant forget the spy crabs
I love the preview Icon so much, can you upload it, or is it already uploaded?
xD It's hilarious and I love it.
tiny baby man about to get killed by sandvich!
Happens to me all the time. I just punch em' ^-^
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It seems like a lot of fans are going about predicting their 53-man rosters because Im getting a lot of questions (most of them on Twitter @Rich_Tandler) about the job security of Rex Grossman.
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Earlier this week, I posted my list of players who are on the bubble when it comes to making the roster. Here are my players who I think are locks to make it.Agree? Disagree?
The Redskins will get back to work tomorrow after their 7-6 win over the Bills in their preseason opener and their to-do list will be long.There were some positives, the most notable being the impr
Go here for the complete Redskins depth chart.The Redskins released their first depth chart of the year today in advance of Thursdays preseason game against the Bills.


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Is She Really Going Out with Him? Lyrics
Is She Really Going Out with Him? Song Lyrics
Pretty women out walkin' with gorillas down my street
From my window I'm starin' while my coffee goes cold
Look over there
There's a lady that I used to know
She's married now or engaged or somethin', so I'm told
Is she really going out with him?
Is she really gonna take him home tonight?
Is she really going out with him?
Cause if my eyes don't deceive me
There's something going wrong around here
Tonight's the night when I go to all the parties down my street
I wash my hair and I kid myself I look really smooth
Look over there
Here comes Jeannie with her new boyfriend
They say that looks don't count for much and so there goes your proof
But if looks could kill
There's a man there who's marked down as dead
Cause I had my fill
Listen you take your hands from her head
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Hey, baby
Something going wrong around here
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17 reviews | 4.8 out of 5
great for wall hanging
They are good for holding fishing rods, we have one on each side of the boat. Easy to install.
When you try to slide the rods into the slots in the styrofoam inserts that grip them, they depress and will not readily accept the rod, especially at the butt end. I used a serrated kitchen knife to enlarge the slots. Then, on the inserts at the rod tips, I sprayed with WD-40 and the rods slipped in easily. So, I think this would be a work-around for the holders at both ends of the rod. The price is right and I'm able to use mine okay.
I have several of these and the have served me well.
This is a really neat way to keep your fishing rods safe and secure when you are in your boat!!! My husband lost a pole while fishing this past summer....he was fishing with one and had a spare in the boat and somehow the one in the boat went overboard! He was determined then to buy one of these. He's very pleased!!
Ordered online and picked up in the store the next day. The rack was exactly what I was looking for. It helped me organize my garage and I put them up high so my poles won't get damaged. It holds 6 poles and you can put them in the opposite directions so you don't have to deal with the issue of having the reels bumping each other.
does a very good job of holding rods on the wall. it tackles (no pun intended) the job very well.
I have 6 rods measuring from 5' 3' to 7' 6" and I have no fear that they may slip out or just come loose. good value.
Repeat purchase. Wanted to match existing racks that I have had for many years. Long lasting and functional. Happy to find online as not available in the store.
Walmart offered this at the lowest price and free store shipping. Simple and effective rod holders.
Item is as was advertised. Price was good, quality was good, price was right.
Works great. I use it to store my fishing poles in my shop. Gets them up on the wall out of the way.
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sp_delete_backuphistory (Transact-SQL)
Applies To: SQL Server 2014, SQL Server 2016 Preview
Reduces the size of the backup and restore history tables by deleting the entries for backup sets older than the specified date. Additional rows are added to the backup and restore history tables after each backup or restore operation is performed; therefore, we recommend that you periodically execute sp_delete_backuphistory.
The backup and restore history tables reside in the msdb database.
Applies to: SQL Server (SQL Server 2008 through current version).
- [ @oldest_date = ] 'oldest_date'
Is the oldest date retained in the backup and restore history tables. oldest_date is datetime, with no default.
0 (success) or 1 (failure)
sp_delete_backuphistory must be run from the msdb database and affects the following tables:
The physical backup files are preserved, even if all the history is deleted.
Requires membership in the sysadmin fixed server role, but permissions can be granted to other users.
The following example deletes all entries that are older than January 14, 2010, 12:00 A.M. in the backup and restore history tables.
USE msdb; GO EXEC sp_delete_backuphistory @oldest_date = '01/14/2010';


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Brian Jones mentioned on his blog yesterday that he's going to be pretty focused on Office 14 going forward and people should look over here on my blog for information about Office's approach to interoperability and file formats going forward. I'd like to add a few more details regarding my own plans.
Over the next few weeks, I'll be transitioning to a PM position on our Office interoperability team, and I'm going to get much more involved in a variety of standards groups and activities including Ecma TC45 and the OASIS ODF TC, as well as INCITS V1 (the US SC34 mirror, where I've been an active member since January 2007).
Here's an overview of what I'll be doing:
It's exciting to be part of Office's commitment to interoperability, and I'm looking forward to working with the people I've met through the IS29500 process and many other interesting people I'll be meeting as we move forward. There are so many smart and passionate members of the standards groups I'm getting involved with, and we also have many smart and passionate people working on future versions of Office here at Microsoft. It's an exciting time to be part of this great work.
re: "Office's commitment to interoperability,"
ROFL.. hahahahaa.. ow, my side... quit it already! Yer killin me here...
Ooooh-KAY... interoperability... with Office... right...
You guys and your innovation are a riot!
Does this mean that Microsoft Office 14 will be compatible with Microsoft Office 14?
Or will "compatibility" continue to be defined as: "The document will open and look more or less the same, only when opened on the exact same computer with the exact same hardware and exact same software, a second time."
My understanding is that there is a war going on within Microsoft these days between those who are pushing true openess and interoperability (John Carrol seems to be in this group) and those who want to hang on to the old closed, proprietary lock-in strategy. I am hoping the former group wins.
I wouldn't call it a war, Eduardo. I've said many times that the wide variety of perspectives within Microsoft is one of the main appeals of working here, and we're just as diverse and vocal on interoperability as we are on any other technology topic.
A recurring source of amusement among the people I know at Microsoft is the perception from some quarters that we all speak with one voice. People even write things like "Microsoft believes" or "Microsoft thinks," as if we're all controlled my one master brain. That sort of thing can be pretty funny to read when you've just walked out of a long meeting full of vigorous debate and dissent.
On the topics of openness and interoperability, I'm hoping for the same outcome you are, and I see positive signs every day that we're headed in that direction.
Amber, your view of visual fidelity as the fundamental measure of interoperability is interesting. Do you feel visual fidelity matters more than conformance to standards? Suppose, for example, that a standard doesn't define application behavior or layout details, as nearly every document format standard doesn't -- does that mean that some particular implementation should be seen as the "gold standard" for rendering the format, and all other implementations should strive to mimic that application's rendering even if those details are not defined in the standard itself?
For example, consider tab stops in ODF. Outside the context of a table of contents, the spec doesn't say whether tab stops are relative to the margin or relative to the paragraph indentation. So if a particular implementation chooses to do them relative to the paragraph indentation, should all implementations do that, to assure visual fidelity across them?
There are no easy or obvious answers to these types of questions, of course. We all need to work together and find ways to resolve them, by participating in the maintenance of the standards we support and by reaching consensus on where document formats end and application behavior begins. That's what we're doing, and it's what many other big vendors are doing too.
And when I talk about a commitment to interoperability, that's exactly what I'm talking about: working together on the thousands of little details like this that affect document interoperability.
I think Amber was referring to the uncanny ability of past versions of Word to change the page layout of a document when saving then reopening it on the same machine, let alone a different machine with a different printer driver.
I hope to see actions matching the rhetoric on openness and interoperability, but until I see it happen I will remain skeptical. It has all been promised before, only for the the words to be redefined. Perhaps that too is a function of the many voices, but from the outside it makes the corporate entity seem duplicitous.
Its good to hear that you will be participating in these groups on behalf of Microsoft. One thing though (my ignorance showing), do these committees review more than technology standards, and if they do, will you be participating in those "other" standards debates? I do remember reading about standards committees in general, that they like members to fully participate in the groups activities, not just standards that are of interest to the person/their organization.
Also, I know it has already been posted somewhere else, but could you refresh my memory, has anyone commented as to why the current version of MS Office will not be supporting ODF, when a commitment for future versions to do so has been made? If anything, could you provide links to that discussion? It would be greatly appreciated.
Al, I'd look at it this way: are Microsoft's products more interoperable this year than last year? More interoperable last year than the year before? I think the answer to those is clearly yes. From my perspective in the Office group, things like our support for ODF, the high-quality protocol documentation, and the fact Office's default formats are documented international standards would have been unthinkable a few years ago, and we're steadily making progress on these and other fronts. I understand your skepticism, and we probably earned it, but I hope we can earn your trust through these types of actions going forward.
ValentineS, we're participating in a wide variety of standards groups these days: I'm participating in various document-format groups, and I have colleagues who are participating in groups working on web services, programming languages, database technologies, and other technologies. I can't speak for others (although I believe they're doing the same), but I'm participating in all activities within the groups I've joined, including those that don't directly affect our interests.
Regarding support for ODF in the current version of Office, to paraphrase a former US President, it depends on what the meaning of "current" is. The currently available version of Office 2007 supports ODF via the SourceForge translator project, and the next service pack, SP2, will include built-in support for ODF. For some information on the planned ODF support in SP2, see these blog posts:
My post about some of the technical details: http://blogs.msdn.com/dmahugh/archive/2008/05/21/office-support-for-document-format-standards.aspx
Gray Knowlton's post about the thinking behind our support of ODF: http://blogs.technet.com/gray_knowlton/archive/2008/05/21/microsoft-adds-save-as-odf-to-office-2007-service-pack-2.aspx
The OASIS OpenDocument specification refers back to the definition of text:relative-tab-stop-position in every instance, and only just happens to define the parameters for that entry under the Table of Contents, by my reading. Every other instance where text:relative-tab-stop-position is valid, it refers you back to the definition under 7.4.1, which, yes, is under Table of Contents.
That doesn't mean the document only defines it in the context of a table of contents, but that to avoid duplication in the document, it refers you back to the first place where it's valid, wherein they explained what the thing meant in the first place.
I'm sorry, but I can't help but think your example is either ignorance of the document (which a layperson willing to read the thing for the very first time was able to figure out, simply by doing a ctrl-F and finding "tab stop" over and over), or willful obfuscation of the issue to present doubt about the ODF standard.
For what it's worth, here's what that standard says:
Relative Tab-Stop Position
The text:relative-tab-stop-position attribute determines whether the position of tab stops is relative to the left margin or to the left indent as determined by the paragraph style. This is useful for copying the same entry configuration for all outline levels because with relative tab stop positions the tabs do not need to be adjusted to the respective paragraph format.
<define name="text-table-of-content-source-attlist" combine="interleave">
<attribute name="text:relative-tab-stop-position">
<ref name="boolean"/>
Yes, it's used within a table of content definition, but it could be as easily used within any of the other parts of the document wherein it refers you back to that example.
In case you need a copy of the OASIS Open Document format, it's right here: www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/19275/OpenDocument-v1.0ed2-cs1.odt . Fair warning, you'll need something that can open ODTs, such as OpenOffice, KOffice, or the Sun ODF plugin for MS Office.
Thanks for the detailed information, Jason. I used that specific tab-stop example because it's included in a DIN report quoted in an SC34 document that I received yesterday through my membership in INCITS V1. The same document is available publicly here: http://www.itscj.ipsj.or.jp/sc34/open/1035.pdf. As it says in Section 2.2, Representation vs. interpretation:
The problem here is that OpenDocument does not specify whether the tab-stop position is relative to the margin or relative to the paragraph indent. (Please note that OpenDocument differentiates between tab-stops relative to margin or paragraph indent in the table of contents - but is silent about general tab stops. Also note that e.g. OpenOffice.org Writer treats style:position to be relative to the paragraph indent.). These kinds of "unspecified behavior" make a precise mapping definition hard.
The problem here is that OpenDocument does not specify whether the tab-stop position is relative to the margin or relative to the paragraph indent. (Please note that OpenDocument differentiates between tab-stops relative to margin or paragraph indent in the table of contents - but is silent about general tab stops. Also note that e.g. OpenOffice.org Writer treats style:position to be relative to the paragraph indent.). These kinds of "unspecified behavior" make a precise mapping definition hard.
Based on your description, it sounds like this report may be incorrect? If so, that's an unfortunate example, but my basic premise still stands. There are numerous rendering/layout details that are not specified in common document formats, including ODF and Open XML, and these unspecified details result in different visual representations in different implementations. This is why the ODF spec itself has different page counts in different applications, for example.
This topic is worth exploring in some depth, so I'll put together a specific set of examples for a follow-up blog post.
Doug, I don't care if you call it a vigorous dispute instead of a war, we seem to be pretty much agreed on what is going on in Microsoft. The point I would add is that the openess side seems to be a lot stronger than it was even a couple of years ago.


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Auctionator has a new developer!
Welcome borjamacare as the new manager and developer of Auctionator.
Auctionator is designed for casual everyday auction house users. Auctionator makes the auction house easier to use, by presenting auction house listings clearly and succinctly, and by eliminating the tedium involved in posting and managing auctions.
Auctionator is looking for beta testers to provide QA and feedback for bug fixes and new features prior to release. Please PM borjamacare if you are interested in helping!
If you're already a user and have a question, you might find the answer in the FAQ wiki.
If you find a bug, you can report it in the comments below. Remember, when reporting bugs, the more detail you provide, the more likely I am to actually look into your bug report.
I've created a github repo to help manage the backlog of issues reported in the comments. If you're comfortable with github, please file a ticket in the issue tracker, leaving your curse username so I can follow up here.
Thanks once again to all of the folks that helped test the new item string!
- Battle pets are now differentiated by their level
- Items are now differentiated by Tier, Stage, and Suffix (sorry to those of you who want suffix agnostic posting, this will have to be something I continue to work on)
Thanks to @hitblock and @woofpup for all their help testing.
- Fixed issue where all items were not showing up when buying/selling.
- WoW 6.2 compatibility
- Fixed a few global variables to possibly reduce tainting
- Increased max length of query sent to server to help with long names, especially Russian ones
- Armor and weapons items with different bonuses no longer group together in scans
- Clicking on the AH button in armor or weapon crafting panels no longer does an exact match on the item being crafted
- Performance improvements in some situations when buying items
- Fixed Slow Scan to update the scan database
- Set the FSC value to 50 by default
- Fixed the bug where clicking the Options button wasn't opening the Auctionator options panel the first time
- Added the tooltip info to the merchant tooltips
- Added "exact matching" option to the Buy Tab
- Implemented exact matching elsewhere where it might improve performance
- addressed some disconnect issues during full scan
fixed the bug when dragging to the small sell are in the Sell paneVersion 3.1.7
added disenchant values for WoD gear improved searches for battle pets, now distinguishing between battle pets of different levels and displaying level bug fixesVersion 3.1.6
Compatible with 6.0.2Version 3.1.5
Compatible with 5.4Version 3.1.4
Compatible with 5.3Version 3.1.3
Compatible with 5.2Version 3.1.0
Limit selling of battle pets to one at a time so random ones aren't soldVersion 3.0.9
Fixed the vendor price bug introduced in 3.0.8Version 3.0.8
Some changes to help out author of AuctionatorMiniFeatures Added local definition of _ to all files to avoid accidental use of global _ which could case some tainting issuesVersion 3.0.7
Selling Battle Pets fixedVersion 3.0.6
Works better with Battle Pets Added disenchanting probabilities for MoPVersion 3.0.5
Time shown for full scan no longer always 0 Moved the message about incomplete getAll scans to a more visible spot Updated the text in the Full Scan dialogVersion 3.0.4
Fixed a bug in slow scanVersion 3.0.3
Added a page-at-at-time version for scanning the AH. Hold the control key down in the full scan window to access.Version 3.0.2
Fixed the error trapper to ignore errors generated by AuctionatorMiniHelp addon (not mine) Changed the messages in the full scan window Now gets the "bind type" of an item dynamicallyVersion 3.0.1
Fixed compatibility issues with WoW 5.0.4Version 3.0.0
- Chaos Orbs tooltip no longer displays them as BOP
- Only prints one line in chat when more than 42554 items in AH
- Fixes the problem where everything was freezing for a few seconds after scanning for an item
- Fixed to work with patch 4.3 (hopefully)
- Just updated the TOC file so it is no longer listed as "out-of-date"
- Added a check for more than 50 items when importing shopping lists
- Fixed the bug that caused the "DisplayX" LUA error
- fixed the LUA error when clicking AH if one of the built-in tabs was selected
- clicking the AH button (in the trade skill window) auto selects the BUY tab now
- added a slight tint to shopping lists in the recents list
- change Active Items to static text from a popup in the More tab
- fixed LUA error - Auctionator.lua:4195: Usage: GetItemInfo(itemID|"name"|"itemlink")
- fixed bug where duration menu would sometimes get confused after changing default
- changed basic options to always show 12,24,48 rather than just when checkbox is selected
- the Save This Shopping List button won't display if there's already a list with that name
- Fixed a couple of small bugs
- Greatly improved support for managing Shopping Lists
- Manual editing
- Renaming
- Easier deleting and creating
- Import/Export
- One-click AH search for an item and its reagents directly from any trade skill window
- Prices from The Undermine Journal addon now show up on the Other tab when an item is selected
- Fixed the OpenAllBags bug
- Fixed toc problem for Taiwan - zhTW
- Fixed Auctionator.lua:1685: attempt to index local 'scan' (a nil value)
- Added a "Clears" subpanel to options to allow users to clear various stored data
- Fixed the bug where Auctionator was claiming TradeSkillMaster's bug as its own
- Fixed AuctionatorShop.lua:721: attempt to concatenate local 'searchText' (a nil value)
- Fixed AuctionatorScan.lua:785: attempt to perform arithmetic on field 'itemQuality' (a nil value)
- Hopefully fixed remaining bug with gems and selling options
- Shift-clicking on the item (to link it in chat) in the Auctionator tabs now works in more places
- Added zhTW to the toc so should work for Taiwan now
- Fixed search problem when specifying a category only
- Should no longer cause the UI to display during new character cinematics
- Fixed: AuctionatorShop.lua:353: Usage: Atr_Search_Box:SetText("text")
- Fixed Atr_IsGem and updated list of uncut gems for Cata - thanks Wenge!
- Added checking code for future class/subclass changes
- Updated disenchanting tables
- Fixed the bug with quoted items (exact match) on shopping lists
- Fixed the bug when there are more than 9 identical pages of the same item
- History now displays the average of the lowest and highest LOW price for each day
- Updated the internal list of BOP items so that auction price in tooltips for BOP cataclysm items now show BOP instead of "unknown"
- Continued updating the disenchanting tables
- Various and sundry code cleanup
- Fixed bug with quoted (exact match) items on shopping lists
- Fixed a bug where "none available" was displayed when "no buyout price" should have been displayed
- Fixed the "line 706" bug
- Updated the disenchanting tables (thanks for all the submissions!)
- Fixed bug with extra line in scanning tooltip
- bumped max pages to 100
- added cata epics to DE tables
- updated DE tables
- add chinese/taiwan translation (thanks scars)
- fixed a LUA error
- updated Disenchanting tables
- fixed problem with same name items and Check for Undercuts
- reporting of missed auctions now in red
- added iLevel filtering to advanced search
- displaying iLevel for weapons and armor
- hide item tooltip when scrolling list of matched items
- Added disenchanting probabilities for Cataclysm
- Fixed a few small LUA bugs
- Fixes issues associated with different items that have the same name
- Adds logging of disenchanting information (optional) for those wishing to help me determine the new disenchanting tables
- Small tweak and bug fixes mostly
- Fix so should play better with Lilsparky's Workshop
- No longer incorrectly displays disenchant info for some Cata blues- displays 'unknown' instead
- Fixed the debugging messaging in chat
- Fixed the bug where the Sell pane stopped working after searching for or selling a new raw gem
- Fixed the incompatibility with Lootlink
- Added a slash command /atr showdi that will display debugging information
- Added a slash command /atr generr that will cause a LUA error (for debugging)
- Updated the spanish translation
- Added an echo back for the /atr dcp command
- Fixed a couple of bugs
- changed default of number of days of history to track from 21 to 5
- New error handling code no longer claims errors that are other mod's
- No longer undercuts prices selected from the "other" tab
- Fix to new error handling code
- Allowed shopping Lists to be added to other shopping lists after a "Search for all items" search
- Added custom error handling for LUA errors in Auctionator
- Made a change to full scanning in an attempt to reduce disconnects
- Internal change to the way tabs are identified, hopefully making Auctionator play better with other AH addons
- Search for all items on a shopping list at once
- Added a diagnostic feature for those who are disconnecting during full scans
- Now tracks and displays pricing history (See auctionatoraddon.com/FAQ.shtml for more details)
- Posting history moved to Other tab
- On the Buy tab, displays items in database that aren't currently available on the AH. This will be particularly useful for crafters.
- Scanning settings panel renamed Database settings
- Database settings panel shows new info and allows setting how much history to keep
- Fixed a menu bug most apparent when using Outfitter
- Calculation of starting price no longer rounds
- fixes the bug where auctionator configuration setting were sometime getting corrupted - sometimes resulting in "can't compare NIL with a number" errors
- hopefully fixes the "can't compare xxx with a number" bugs
- fixes the bug where sometimes would cancel the wrong auctions
- fixes new conflict with Carbonite
- fixes bug with the auction duration menu on the Sell tab
- attempts to fix the SetFocus taints
- pretty sure fixes the bug: "attempt to index global 'AtrScanningTooltip' (a nil value)"
- possibly some other bug fixes as well
- fixes an with Telo's Lootlink
- adds a timer to the full scan
- fixes another incompatibility with Auction Profit Master
- fixes an incompatibility with GnomeWorks
- fixed the bug that was causing a LUA error for users of Auction Profit Master
- made an optimization so that the Buy One button is enabled more quickly in some cases
- bug fixes
- changes for WoW 4.0.1
- added advanced search - search by category, subcategory, minlevel, maxlevel and text
- disabled right-click autoload until I figure out how to do it right
- fixed the remaining cosmetic issues with the background
- fixed a bug where the reported # of auctions created was off by 1 when cancelled part way through
- no longer resets the duration to 12 hours when switching between tabs
- implemented right-click on item in bag to load item to sell ala new built-in functionality on the Auctions tab
- when cancelling multiple auctions of the same item only a single message now appears in chat rather than one for every item
- setting the duration works again (changes in patch 3.3.3 broke it)
- fixed the cosmetic problem with background on the sell panel (another 3.3.3 problem)
- Calls the updated API for creating multiple auctions. Hopefully will be faster and more robust.
- fixed the bug where setting an undercut value to 0 would result in a LUA error
- Changed 'Cancel All Undercuts' to just require a single click. Now, instead of asking you for each auction that's undercut, you will only be asked once at the end of the 'Check for Undercuts scan.
- Alt-clicking on undercut items (ones with a red X next to them) in the left-hand list on the More tab, will cancel that auction.
- Updates to Spanish localization
- Added Spanish localization (thanks Elfindor!)
- Fixed a bug that was causing the Create Auction button to incorrectly disable under certain circumstances
- Tightened up the inter-addon communication
- Removed the version checking that occasionally caused the "who" window to appear.
- Searching for an item in double quotes now does an exact match search. For instance "Cardinal Ruby" in double quotes will only return raw Cardinal Ruby auctions and not a summary of items with Cardinal Ruby in the name.
- Attempted to address the compatibility problems between Auctionator and Quick Auctions.
- Made a change to prevent the Friends frame (aka the "Who window") from popping up after a login or a reload UI.
- Fixed a couple of infrequent bugs that caused LUA errors.
- Changed 'Check and Cancel Auctions' to now ask once for every auction to be cancelled. Blizzard made changes on their end that required this change.
- Updated for compatibility with patch 3.3
- Fixed the bug where the german localization wasn't displaying umlauts
- Fixed a bug where button widths were improperly changed for non-english localizations
- Update the disenchanting tables to reflect recent changes for level 70+ epic items
- Updated the german (deDE) translation file
- Default sort when multiple matches found is now by price rather than by name
- Undercut icons (check mark and X) are now displayed when multiple matches are found
- Update french and russian translation files
- Updated localization files (translators: untranslated strings are at the bottom)
- Fixed the bug that was causing LUA errors when vendor prices were turned off
- Fixed bug with shadow staying after options screen closed
- Fixed bug that prevented selling keys
- Added minimum quality option for inclusion in scanning database
- Fixed a bug with alt-ctrl click
- Added full scan stats display to full scan dialog
- Added button to output scan stats to chat window
- No longer makes options screen opaque
- Now removes Sell Price from tool-tip when Auctionator vendor price is shown
- Updated German localization file
- Localized buttons now automatically get wider as needed
- Added a section at the bottom of all current localization files that include untranslated strings for the localization
- Fixed a bug that causes errors for brand-new Auctionator users
- Fixed a bug in the selling options that was causing them not to work for categories
- Fixed the remaining bugs where buying might hang WoW
- Added a new options panel for Selling that allows you to specify your selling preferences (5 stacks of 10, max, stacks of 1, etc)
- Converted Auctionator options screens to standard WoW options interface
- Changed the anti-spam feature to allow you to have at most 40 single-stack auctions posted at a time but relaxed the limitation of only being able to post 10 at a time.
- Fixed the bug where buying multiple auctions would freeze WoW
- Added the French translations
- Fixed the bug where the deposit amount wasn't changing when the auction duration was changed
- Glyphs now automatically default to stack size of 1
- Fixed the bug where WoWecon and GoingPrice info wasn't always displayed
- Fixed the bug where the square "Sell Button" in the upper left became inoperable after the first auction.
- Fixed the bug where Auctionator spams the chat after a full scan
- Fixed the bug that was causing an error when opening the AH if "Default Auctionator Tab" was set to "none"
- Cleaned up some code related to dragging items to the small square sell "button" in the upper left of the sell pane - not sure this'll fix the problems a few folks have been seeing.
- Sell panel now allows you to set the "per item" buyout price for a stack of items
- Sell panel now allows you to set the number of auctions to create as well as the stack size without having to pop up a separate dialog window
- Buy panel will now shows all items that match rather than just exact matches. So if you search on Scarlet Ruby you will see a summary of all the various cuts of Scarlet Ruby and their lowest prices. Clicking on any particular line in the buy summary, drills down to show the standard Auctionator summary for just that exact item.
- Checking all your active auctions for undercuts can now be stopped.
- When checking for your active auctions for undercuts, you may choose to automatically cancel any of your auctions that are not the lowest priced auctions.
- Now uses the built-in vendor prices.
- Updated TOC so no longer considered "out-of-date"
- Fixed bug that would report "You are not in a guild" for characters not in a guild
- The MORE tab can now be set as the default
- Added Check for Undercuts feature. One click will scan all active auctions and indicate with an icon next to each whether you've been undercut for that item
- Fixed a bug in Create Multiple Auctions that was keeping it from working correctly for users with one or more item-family-specific bags (eg. enchanting, herb, ...)
- Fish feasts and other feasts are no longer listed as BOP in item tooltips
- Added Swedish localization file (thanks HellManiac)
- Added a console command to clear the full scan DB: /atr clear fullScanDB
- Works with patch 3.1
- Separate scanning databases for Horde/Alliance auction houses
- Separate scanning databases for different realms (servers) if you have toons on more than one realm
- Localization support for German (thanks Ckaotic) and Russian (thanks StingerSoft)
- Fixed a bug that would sometimes leave a shadow over the UI after pressing escape
- Fixed a bug where the Create Auction button was semi-permanently disabled if there was no info about a particular item being sold
- Patched RecipeKnown and Lootlink if present so that they no longer cause system lockups after Full Scans
- Relaxed the 15 items limit on Shopping Lists. Limit is now 50 items.
- Fixed a bug that was preventing disenchant info from being displayed in locales other than English
- Now works with version 0.80 through 0.91 of Lilsparky's Workshop
- Changed the undercutting to be based on the per item price rather than the stack price
- Fixed the bug where a manually set buyout price was only used for the first auction when creating multiple auctions
- Fixed a bug that was causing disconnects for Russian users
- Added localization infrastructure - now I just need volunteers to provide translations
- Fixed the bug that was changing the text color of the enemy castbar
- You can now buy more than one stack of a particular item at a time.
- When you Create Multiple Auctions, if you change the stack size, Auctionator will remember and will default to that stack size the next time you Create Multiple Auctions for that item.
- Auctionator can now be configured even if you're not at the AH. This is particularly helpful for configuring tooltips. To configure, just bring up the standard Interface dialog, click on the Addons tab and select Auctionator.
- Fixed the minor bug where prices under the Other tab were being undercut
- Fixed the bug with GetAuctionBuyout when passed a link
- Fixed the bug with Automatically Resetting Duration. It should work now.
- Fixed a bug that was very infrequently causing a LUA error
- fixed a bug that was causing errors if you had the starting price discount set to 0
- Tooltips now (optionally) show estimated disenchanting value
- Tooltips now (optionally) show what an item will disenchant into, along with probabilities and required enchanting skill level
- Tooltips are now configurable.
- BOP and Quest Items are recognized better and will not display "unknown" for auction pricing.
- When creating multiple auctions you can now specify the stack size. You no longer have to "pre-split" a stack.
- Fixed the bug that was causing a LUA error to appear for new users who didn't have any PRICING HISTORY.
- Fixed the bug that was causing errors for users using Tekkub's Panda mod
- Fixed the bug where no auction was highlighted initially when selecting items on the MORE tab
- Fixed some bugs including some related to posting multiple auctions
- Holding the shift key down when an item tooltip is showing, displays the vendor and auction prices for a stack rather than the per-item price
- Moved the Buy confirmation dialog closer to the Buy button
- Improved the memory footprint
- Added support for Tekkub's APIs GetSellValue and GetAuctionPrice. Some of Tekkub's addons should now work with Auctionator.
- Added an option to display vendor and auction house pricing in item tooltips throughout the game
- Added the ability to scan the auction house in order to create a database to use for tooltip pricing information and for occasions where there are no current auctions to use as a basis for pricing recommendations
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Posted 7/25/2011 2:13:50 AM #3389I have the same problem. Usually the first scan during a session works correctly. After that it just hangs. I can close the auction window with "ESC" and if I reopen, go to "Buy" and search for a random item the previous getall scan seems to complete.
Posted 7/18/2011 2:14:53 AM #3380
Hey, what's been bugging me for a while now is one tiny feature that's missing: Could you add a short note to the tooltip, telling me if the item has been seen on the AH for this price in the last scan or whether this is a cached price?
- Posts: 178
For example, it's very helpful to know if the price that's being displayed is the actual price right now or whether it's a (absurdly high/low/??) price someone set last month. Also, when talking about recipes etc. when there's no competitor the prices can be set way higher ;)
Maybe just add a "*" behind the value, if it's a cached price but not currently on the AH?
Also, is it possible to show Auctionator prices in the vendor tooltips? Some limited supply recipes have rather steep prices when put on the AH. Currently I always have to link the item via /w me to see the auction value :(
Posted 7/16/2011 7:37:49 PM #3379
not sure what I'm doing wrong, I've installed and re-installed, both with the curse client, and manually, uninstalled all other addons, disabled all others, and cannot get this to work. any tips?
- Posts: 1
Posted 7/14/2011 5:24:47 AM #3378
@first thanks for this addon it saves me a lot of lifetime.
- Posts: 9
But there is one function I'm looking for. If I go for the "More" tab and start a "check for Undercuts" I wish there was a function to white list a gild mate or a friend. That means is there only a seller from the white list cheaper than all is fine. Don't put it on the list for cancel the auction.
Posted 7/11/2011 11:26:58 PM #3377
- Posts: 1
Great addon, better than Auctioneer by far. I do however have a feature request (since a separate addon for this is tough to find)- could you possibly add an automated snatch list feature? I understand you can simply make a list and scan for it, but sorting through countless items at prices you don't want can get very tedious and boring. Thanks for your time, and keep up the good work!
Posted 7/11/2011 5:32:35 AM #3376
- Posts: 1
I've got a feature request for you. Can you make it possible to blacklist certain elements from AH scans? Like i.e Jeweler's Setting. It messes up lil'sparky's workshop prices for me..
Posted 7/10/2011 9:32:00 AM #3374
Feature request: On the History tab, is it possible for you to add percentages next to the prices, similar to what Auctioneer does to show whether a price is high or low on an average or median or mode?
- Posts: 72
Posted 7/10/2011 9:40:21 AM #3375
Actually having this in other places might be beneficial too, like the Current tab or even in the Buy tab.
- Posts: 72
Posted 7/7/2011 4:47:12 PM #3373
Hi, first of all i have to say thanks for this great addon, it has saved and eraned me so much gold and time!
- Posts: 4
Well, i have a problem with the current version of the addon, actually it has always been there but it just happened seldom. Now it happens 75% of the time and i just pissed xD. The thing is that the full scan feature doesn't work.
The thing is that when i do a full scan, the normal thing(at least in my computer), is that 4 or 5 sec pass, then the game freezes 2 seconds when it changes to "processing" and then it unfreezes and shows the results of refreshing the database and its all OK.
What happens now is that i try to do a full scan, and when the "scanning" changes to "processing" it just freezes a split second then it unfreezes and nothing happens, i have to sit there for 10minues for it to update only like 50 auctions or move away from the AH and then go to it again so it seems to force the completion of the scan.
Posted 7/7/2011 3:36:06 AM #3371
I have a problem, it occured today and was working fine yesterday. Whenever I search for 'Whiptail' it will stop scanning after 13 pages.
- Posts: 2
I even tried buying one whiptail to see it it worked in the sell window, but no. It freezes after page 13.
ALL addons but auctionator disabled. No LUA error. (Yes, I have enabled to show them.)
It's weird cause Elementium ore does work beyond page 13. Any idea on what I'm doing wrong? :p
Posted 8/21/2011 11:55:23 PM #3418
same problem, sometimes on different items :( i dont know how to fix
- Posts: 5
Posted 7/7/2011 4:08:28 AM #3372
Removed Cache, WTF & Interface folder so it's all completely fresh. Still all searches beyond page 13 works but not for whiptail.
- Posts: 2
Please help me out! I really, REALLY don't get what is causing this. And again, there's no LUA error to be shown. (Yes. I have LUA errors enabled.)
Posted 7/4/2011 2:32:55 PM #3369
For some reason Version 2.9.7 still appears as 2.9.6 in curse client after a small period of time.
- Posts: 23
Any ideas how to solve it?
Posted 7/3/2011 12:40:48 PM #3364
Message: CreateFrame: Can't create 'Button' now
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Time: 07/03/11 13:32:15
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Stack: Interface\AddOns\Auctionator\AtrErrorInspector.lua:101: in function
[C]: in function `CreateFrame'
...actRaidFrames\Blizzard_CompactRaidFrameContainer.lua:343: in function `CompactRaidFrameContainer_GetUnitFrame'
...actRaidFrames\Blizzard_CompactRaidFrameContainer.lua:315: in function `CompactRaidFrameContainer_AddUnitFrame'
...actRaidFrames\Blizzard_CompactRaidFrameContainer.lua:255: in function `CompactRaidFrameContainer_AddPlayers'
...actRaidFrames\Blizzard_CompactRaidFrameContainer.lua:177: in function `CompactRaidFrameContainer_LayoutFrames'
...actRaidFrames\Blizzard_CompactRaidFrameContainer.lua:131: in function `CompactRaidFrameContainer_TryUpdate'
...actRaidFrames\Blizzard_CompactRaidFrameContainer.lua:58: in function `CompactRaidFrameContainer_OnEvent'
Locals: msg = " CreateFrame: Can't create 'Button' now"
funcnames = {
1 = "CreateFrame"
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3 = "CompactRaidFrameContainer_AddUnitFrame"
4 = "CompactRaidFrameContainer_AddPlayers"
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6 = "CompactRaidFrameContainer_TryUpdate"
7 = "CompactRaidFrameContainer_OnEvent"
looksLikeAuctionatorError = false
inAtrErrorHandler = true
origErrorHandler = defined @Interface\AddOns\Decursive\Dcr_DIAG.lua:226
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GetArrayElemOrFirst = defined @Interface\AddOns\Auctionator\zcUtils.lua:149
NumToBool = defined @Interface\AddOns\Auctionator\zcUtils.lua:504
IsEnglishLocale = defined @Interface\AddOns\Auctionator\AuctionatorLocalize.lua:51
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MANILA, Philippines – The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) revived its "Undas Online" proram for Filipinos abroad who cannot visit their departed loved ones in the Phiilppines.
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NJ – Celebrity Nerd-Off
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Join Stephen Colbert, host of CBS' The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, for an evening of conversation and fun with director J.J. Abrams (Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Trek, Lost) on Saturday, November 21 at 8:00 PM. This event features the pair in a wide-ranging, onstage discussion of their influences, ideas and creative work. See which geek shall inherit the Earth!
Proceeds from this event benefit The Montclair Film Festival, New Jersey's leading film non-profit.
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Via StarWars.com:
The power of the Force is coming to San Diego Comic-Con, and StarWars.com has your opening crawl for the megaevent's Star Wars programming. Check out our guide below for information on panels that cover Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Hasbro's latest action figures, new novels based on the original films, and much, much more. (If you can't make it, don't worry; visit StarWars.com for exclusive real-time liveblogs!)
The event takes place July 9-12 at the San Diego Convention Center, with Star Wars panels scheduled for Friday, July 10; look for some exclusive Star Wars: The Force Awakens products at SDCC, and be sure to check out EW.com tomorrow for details.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Hall H
Lucasfilm president and producer Kathleen Kennedy, director J.J. Abrams, writer Lawrence Kasdan, and special guests provide a special look at Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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Join a dynamic, all-star, New York Times-bestselling panel of authors including Alexandra Bracken (the Darkest Minds series), Adam Gidwitz (A Tale Dark andGrim series), Tom Angleberger (The Origami Yoda series), and Tony Diterlizzi (The Spiderwick Chronicles) in conversation with Lucasfilm's Mike Siglain about the new Star Wars retellings for a younger generation of fans. From picture books to novels, these authors present A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi in perspectives that will change the way readers understand who these beloved characters are and how they became legends for legions of fans.
Star Wars Publishing 2015, Part 2: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.; Room: 7AB
Join a variety of authors as they talk about their upcoming projects from that galaxy far, far away. Moderated by Lucasfilm's Mike Siglain, authors from Del Rey and other publishers will participate in a discussion on writing stories for the exciting new future of the Star Wars universe.
Hasbro Star Wars, 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m., Room: 7AB
Join members of the Hasbro and Lucasfilm teams as they discuss the popular Hasbro Star Wars line. Attendees will get an in-depth look at Hasbro's latest action figure offerings, and word on the Holonet is there may also be a few surprises, including a special product reveal.
Star Wars Collectibles Update with Lucasfilm's Anita Castellar, 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m., Room: 7AB
Join eFX, Gentle Giant Studios, Kotobukiya, and Sideshow Collectibles for product development insights and exclusive previews of the latest in Star Wars collectibles. In attendance will be Anita Castellar, a self-professed Star Wars fangirl who manages licensing for hardline categories at Lucasfilm such as toys, collectibles, consumer electronics, automotives, and more.
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Director J.J. Abrams and novelist Doug Dorst appear at Symphony Space on Saturday, November 23, 2013 at 6:00pm to debut S.: A Novel!
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J.J. Abrams presents S., a brand-new novel and multi-layered literary puzzle he developed with novelist Doug Dorst, PEN/Hemingway and Shirley Jackson Award nominee. J.J. Abrams has created, written, directed, or produced television shows such as the Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning Lost, Alias, and Felicity and films including Star Trek, Super 8, Cloverfield, and Mission: Impossible.
Event includes a reading from the novel, a conversation between Abrams and Dorst, followed by a signing. Co-presented with 826NYC, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting students ages 6-18 with their creative and expository writing skills, and to helping teachers inspire their students to write.
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J.J. Abrams to Direct Star Wars: Episode VII
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J.J. Abrams will direct Star Wars: Episode VII, the first of a new series of Star Wars films to come from Lucasfilm under the leadership of Kathleen Kennedy. Abrams will be directing and Academy Award-winning writer Michael Arndt will write the screenplay.
"It's very exciting to have J.J. aboard leading the charge as we set off to make a new Star Wars movie," said Kennedy. "J.J. is the perfect director to helm this. Beyond having such great instincts as a filmmaker, he has an intuitive understanding of this franchise. He understands the essence of the Star Wars experience, and will bring that talent to create an unforgettable motion picture."
George Lucas went on to say "I've consistently been impressed with J.J. as a filmmaker and storyteller. He's an ideal choice to direct the new Star Wars film and the legacy couldn't be in better hands."
"To be a part of the next chapter of the Star Wars saga, to collaborate with Kathy Kennedy and this remarkable group of people, is an absolute honor," J.J. Abrams said. "I may be even more grateful to George Lucas now than I was as a kid."
J.J., his longtime producing partner Bryan Burk, and Bad Robot are on board to produce along with Kathleen Kennedy under the Disney | Lucasfilm banner.
Also consulting on the project are Lawrence Kasdan and Simon Kinberg. Kasdan has a long history with Lucasfilm, as screenwriter on The Empire Strikes Back, Raiders of the Lost Ark and Return of the Jedi.Kinberg was writer on Sherlock Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Abrams and his production company Bad Robot have a proven track record of blockbuster movies that feature complex action, heartfelt drama, iconic heroes and fantastic production values with such credits as Star Trek, Super 8, Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol, and this year's Star Trek Into Darkness. Abrams has worked with Lucasfilm's preeminent postproduction facilities, Industrial Light & Magic and Skywalker Sound, on all of the feature films he has directed, beginning with Mission: Impossible III. He also created or co-created such acclaimed television series as Felicity, Alias, Lost and Fringe.
CA – Super 8 Screening
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Writer-director J.J. Abrams and some of the stars of the film Super 8 speak on Saturday, January 7th 2012 with Hero Complex's Geoff Boucher in an on-stage interview at the Aero Theatre in Santa Monica. The Q&A session will follow a 7:30 p.m. screening of the retro-spirited sci-fi film by American Cinematheque, the nonprofit, viewer-supported cultural organization that celebrated its 30th anniversary this year. More details to come at the American Cinematheque website.
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EW's Visionaries: J.J. Abrams and Joss Whedon at SDCC 2010
July 23, 2010 by Brian Pate
Filed under California, Comic Books, Comic-Con International, Con Reports and Photos, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Top Stories
Entertainment Weekly Comic-Con Panel (and Video): J.J. Abrams and Joss Whedon Greet the Faithful
J.J. Abrams and Joss Whedon are responsible for some of the most obsessed-over and geeked-out-about pop culture creations of the past two decades, so it's natural they would find an ideal audience at Comic-Con, the home away from home for the obsessive and geeky. When the two took the stage at Comic-Con for EW's Visionaries panel, hosted by EW's Jeff "Doc" Jensen, the crowd welcomed them with raucous and adoring applause. For the hour that followed, these two master storytellers gave the audience some insight into their upcoming projects, their creative processes, their influences, and their perspectives on the seismic shifts that are rocking the entertainment landscape. Some highlights:
Following months of speculation, Whedon confirmed that he is, indeed, directing Marvel's superhero-team-up movie, The Avengers. (See video of the announcement below.) But he said it's still too early to get into details about the film, which will unite such beloved Marvel heroes as Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and the Hulk. "I'm still writing an outline," Whedon said. "But the thing that made me excited to do it was just how completely counterintuitive it is. It makes no sense. These people shouldn't be in the same room, let alone on the same team." He paused. "And that, to me, is the very definition of family," he added wryly.
The always-busy Abrams, who is launching a new spy series called Undercover and finishing the romantic comedy Morning Glory, talked about his thrill at collaborating with Steven Spielberg–who's long been a kind of creative father figure to him–on a still-mysterious film due next summer called Super 8. "It's imposible to work with him and not constantly reference the work he's done," Abrams said. Though he revealed few specifics about the project, he said, "The movie is very much in the spirit of some of the Amblin films [Spielberg] made years ago."
The two diverged in their opinions of the current boom in 3-D movies. Whedon was high on it ("Honestly, I totally love it"), while Abrams expressed reservations: "The thing that drives me crazy about 3-D is that when you put on the glasses, everything seems dim," he says. "I'm not totally on board yet."
But in more general terms, they both expressed the same kind of unabashed fanboy enthusiasm for the pop culture they love that also drives the Comic-Con crowd. Abrams talked of his admiration for the work of comic-book artist Chris Ware and Scott Pilgrim vs. The World director Edgar Wright ("I just saw Scott Pilgrim–it's awesome"). And Whedon, for his part, geeked out big-time over some of Abrams' work. "I've had actual moments of sheer f—ing panic because I loved Star Trek so much," Whedon said. "I just keep watching it and going, 'This is the gold standard for a team movie, for a summer movie, for any movie that has come out in the last several years.' And it makes me throw up with fear, so I have to stop watching it."
Source: EW.com
SDCC 2010 Thursday Program Schedule Now Online
July 8, 2010 by Brian Pate
Filed under California, Collectibles, Comic Books, Comic-Con International, Convention News, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Top Stories
How does this partial list of guests for the first day grab you?
Will Ferrell, Tina Fey, Jonah Hill, J. Michael Straczynski, Danny Elfman, Rick Riordan, Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olivia Wilde, Michael Sheen, Bruce Boxleitner, Patton Oswalt, Dan DiDio, Jim Lee, The Miz, Brian Michael Bendis, Charlaine Harris, Bruce Campbell, Michelle Rodriguez, Aaron Eckhart, Todd McFarlane, Geoff Johns, Bruce Willis, Warren Ellis, Helen Mirren, Mike Mignola, J.J. Abrams, Joss Whedon, Robert Kirkman, Michael C. Hall, David Duchovny, Sylvester Stallone, Steve "Stone Cold" Austin, Michael Cera, Michael Elizabeth Winstead, and Penn & Teller.
Oh, and the panel announcement everyone's been waiting for:
3:30-4:30 Entertainment Weekly: The Visionaries— A discussion with geek gods J. J. Abrams (Star Trek) and Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) on the future of pop culture. EW presents an in-depth conversation with these two creative geniuses about how technology, gaming, and global culture are reshaping how we tell and consume stories on television, film and the web. Plus: Is the superhero movie waning, or is it on the cusp of reinvention? And what do they think the pop culture universe will look like a decade from now? Moderated by Jeff "Doc" Jensen. Hall H