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Leadership that was needed in America to unite congressional leaders and our American society was replaced with partisan bickering that resulted in congressional gridlock and class division Occupiers protested and pillaged in defiance of the top 1 percent. High wage earners were accused of not paying their fair share of taxes.
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President Obama's apologetic pandering to world leaders resulted in a lack of respect and increased resistance from idle Eastern countries. Inadequate security and continued unrest in Libya led to a terrorist attack that claimed the lives of four Americans.
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I'm afraid that is just a bad time of day for photography. The smaller the light source, the harder the light becomes. The sun is technically huge, but it is about as far away as it gets and in photography terms it is a pretty small, but very bright light source. When it is directly overhead, its light isn't diffused very much by the atmosphere. Meaning shadows have very sharp edges, color saturation is kind of ugly, and it just makes pictures pretty blah in general.
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Very sad with this center... I talked with front desk lady and she told me one price and when I get there next day the director told me other price... More money... Then I drop my girls and they didn't have a sign sheet for my girls they told me just thank you and bye and I asked the sign in sheet!! This is a unsafe issue! To accept a child with out any parent signature... When I picked them up my babies told me that they didn't take the breakfast because the teacher asked them if they wanted to eat... My girls were very shy because that was the first day here... Then they didn't served the breakfast! This practice goes to a violation because they don't have to ask a child if they want to eat or not to put the food in the table, they have to mandatory serve everyone if they don't want to eat it's other thing!! Also my girls told me that they were in the playground 3 times! And just seeing movie...I paid lot of money and I expect that my girls were safe, feed and learning!! So far to my expectations!
I am glad we found this daycare. We love the Christian atmosphere. My son loves going there every day and the transition to PRE K 3 was seamless. The staff is always friendly and they all know him by name. His teachers assisted me with potty training; it was such a relief to know that we had some consistency with this milestone. He has learned a lot since we have been here. The primary and assistant teachers speak English and Spanish. I believe that is a benefit because Jayden has picked up a few Spanish words; not only that but as a society we have to remember that every child's primary's language is not English.
At first I thought this daycare would be fantastic. The outside play area is great, they seem to have camera's everywhere, and they say they follow TSR. It seems the kids get a lot of play in general. I believe they go outside to play two times during the course of the day for 30min and they even do Zumba classes in the morning. With that being said, I do not feel my child is receiving the proper development here. I have nothing against people who speak a different language, but if your job is to educate and help in the development of the way kids think and speak you should know how to speak and comprehend English very well. I've come across many employees who can hardly get a word out in English. My child has come home with bumps and scratches and the employees never seem to have an explanation for why. Instead they try to turn it around on the parent somehow. It doesn't surprise me though as I've walked into the facility seeing employees sitting on a slide just chit chatting away while a kid cries in the corner. There is no security. The door is always open...anyone can come inside. It's been broken for awhile and they don't seem to be in a rush to fix it.
This place from the outside looks like a great place to take your child but really it's not a place for a growing child. For starters, the teachers there do not speak english, they are not able to communicate with the parents on a consistent basis like it should be. Secondly, aside from the TSR program there, the children do not learn anything valuable such as colors and shapes, they simply play all day. Thirdly, the food the kids are fed are mainly frozen food and the children never eat in general, the fruit is canned, sometimes the food is even cold. Lastly, the administration is one of the worst I've encountered, the supervisors never know what is going on in the center, I've only seen the director there once, the supervisors do not speak english either so it very hard to communicate with them. In all, this center seems great a glance but in reality it is not. In addition, when I walked into the playground, I noticed that there were bees around, then I realized that there was a bee hive not too far from the playground, after I let the administration know they took 2 weeks to take it down. Furthermore, the front door is always open, your children are not safe here.
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The Mustang is one of the most successful product launches in automotive history, setting off pandemonium at Ford dealers upon its introduction in 1964. Although millions have been sold to date, the many memories passed from generation to generation make it one of the greatest automotive success stories of all time.
I was born into a Ford family and more specifically, the Mustang. My Dad has owned at least one at any given time. I remember always helping him wash whichever one he had at the time. I was fascinated by the excellent care he took of all of his vehicles but the Mustangs always had a special place and received extra attention to detail.
My Dad drag raced a 1973 Mach 1 when I was young and I would always say, "don't open the pipes" as I had my hands over my ears in an attempt to muffle the exhaust. But when he pulled to the starting line, I would sit in the stands cheering as he stormed down the quarter mile.
When I was 9, the Mach 1 took on a new role as a street machine. I could not wait for evenings when my Dad would say, "I think we'll take the Mach out tonight." I would get excited and run outside when he went to the garage. I loved the loud exhaust by this time and had to be there when it started up.
My weekends growing up usually entailed going to car shows and I would help my Dad prepare the Mustang for judging. Once everything was perfect, we would walk around and look at the other Mustangs. This is where I learned most of what I know today.
I purchased my first Mustang in 1995. It was not long before I modified my daily driver and raced it down the quarter mile. I pampered that car for all of its 99,992 miles before selling it in 2001. But, I always wanted a Mustang that I did not have to drive every day, so in 2000, I purchased a 1999 35th Anniversary Limited Edition and it has filled that role. There were 4,628 LE's built and I own one of 314 silver, 5-speed, coupes produced.
Today, I relive those early memories by attending car shows with my Dad. But now I have my own Mustang to win trophies with. I still take in everything my Dad says about Mustangs. I can never learn enough about the car that kept us close all of these years.
The Mustang has become an American icon through the years. It has been featured in many TV shows and movies, a US Postage Stamp, and paced the Indianapolis 500 on three occasions. However, no sales figure or public recognition can top the special bonding that has taken place between "pony car" owners throughout the world. The Ford Mustang did more than just change the course of the American auto industry – it shaped a father-son relationship.


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Search Dog South loses valued K9 member
On May 8, 2009 Search Dogs South lost Hawk, their Caucasian mountain dog, to leukemia.
Hawk was buried in the Honor Garden at Dixie Memorial Pet Cemetery on May 13. He was 12.
Hawk participated in numerous searches for missing people, located drowning victims and assisted in the capture of criminals.
Hawk made his debut in the public arena at six months of age doing puppy search demonstrations at the Mid-South Fair. Hawk was well known throughout the Mid-South for his work with Search Dogs South in his role as K9 public relations spokesman. He was popular at the Showcase of Dogs, at demonstrations and safety presentations he always impressed people with his friendly, gentle nature.
Hawk was a regular at the Fun Fest kick-off for the summer reading programs at many Memphis Library locations. He attended health fairs in Holly Springs, Senatobia and Hickory Flat. Hawk participated at demonstrations at numerous churches, schools, Neighborhood Watch and Scouting events.
Hawk attended a presentation at The Peabody where Search Dogs South was recognized for its support of the United Way. He was a guest for lunch at the Racquet Club with the U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Tots banquet.
At Ole Miss football games Hawk attracted a lot of attention in the grove. Search Dogs South and Nitro, a chocolate lab, have conducted safety checks of the football stadium prior to each home game since Sep 11, 2001, and attended the games afterward with Hawk.
Hawk was a regular at pet therapy at nursing homes in Memphis and also at Trinity Mission in Holly Springs. Hawk had a profound effect on some of the most withdrawn patients when they would respond to his presence where they might not respond to anything else around them.
Hawk was a welcome shopper at many area stores. Store employees knew him by name and would ask about him if we went shopping without him. He was an exemplary representative of his breed.
A child is credited with having responded to the question "why do people live longer than dogs?" "Dogs don't live as long as people because it doesn't take them as long to get things right." Hawk certainly had things right. He is missed.
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10 Years Ago - June 3, 1999
Holly Springs among first to have heart attack response
In about two months, Holly Springs will become one of the first cities in the state to have a citywide Automated External Defibrillator (AED) response program. Grant money will pay for the AED, used to assist people who are having a heart attack.
Really big fish!
Johnny Work of Snow Lake caught a 49-pound catfish with a worm, rod and reel at Pickwick Lake on May 22. He was accompanied by his 2-year-old son, Alex Work.
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40th anniversary of D-Day - Campbell Teel was at Normandy
On June 6, 1944, the beaches of Normandy, France, were the site of an enormous undertaking by the Allied Forces to help bring the war in Europe to a close. The day is known in world history as "D-Day." Approximately 3,000,000 men were involved in the invasion. One of those men was Campbell Teel of Mt. Pleasant. He was one of the supportive troops of the 81st Chemical Mortar Battalion in Company D to land on Omaha Beach on the morning of June 6, 1944, four minutes after H hour, which was approximately 6:34 a.m. Campbell received many medals and honors as he so faithfully served his country. In 1946 Campbell married Ruby Allene Gardner, also of Mt. Pleasant.
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Sandra Moore will return home this weekend
Unless unexpected complications set in, The South Reporter has learned that Sandra Moore will return home this coming weekend. She is now sitting up and yesterday, was able to talk to her grandmother on the telephone. Sandra is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Moore of this city. Sandra was operated on for a serious heart condition two weeks ago at the Memorial Hospital in Florida.
Fants entertain with swimming party
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fant, Nancy Fant and Bill Fant entertained with a swimming party and picnic at Walter Place, honoring their son and brother, Ruff Fant, a member of the Holly High senior class.
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Note: you and Harry are already Dating in the beginning but the way you meant will be mentioned later on.
Your POV
Your heading to class when someone hugs you from behind and you know immediately know who it is.
U: Harry I missed you so much
Harry: I missed you more babe
U: ok babe now let go because I have to get to class
Harry:but I don't want you to leave let's stay here
U: as much as i'd love to I have to go ok?
Harry: ok *lets go* goodbye kiss
U: fine * kisses him goodbye*
Harry: see you after class ok babe?
U: ok bye baby
Harry: bye
*skipping to going home*
your at your locker when Harry comes up
"ugh I hate school" Harry says
"me too but at least tommorow is the last day of school " you said
Harry: i know finally anyway let's go home love the lads are waiting for us at the car
U: ok let's go
*you guys hold hands and head to the car*
Niall comes up and hugs you
"hey nialler"
"hey (YN)"
* Niall lets go*
Louis: YAY my turn *he comes up and hugs you then you feel another pair of strong arms around you and another and eventually all the boys are hugging you*
U: um guys I can't breath
Harry: sorry love *gives you a peck on the lips*
Niall: should we go home I'm kinda hungry
Liam: me too
Zayn: me three
Louis: me four
Harry: I guess I'm fifth
U: ok then let's go
* you all get in separate cars and drive home* driving order
you all park your cars and head inside the house
U: so what do you want to eat in cooking
Harry: I'll help
Niall: do you know how to make spaghetti?
U: of course
Louis: great
U: ok guys just wait here and me and Harry will cook you guys the food
Liam: thanks (YN) your the best
Niall: I'm do glad your part of the family
Louis: me too hey! Can you put carrots in the spaghetti too?
Everyone: NO!
Louis: mean!!
Harry: I'm sorry boo bear but carrots don't taste good in spaghetti
Louis: but it taste good to me
U: Louis you know I can put carrots in your spaghetti of you like
Louis: THANK YOU! THANK YOU THANK YOU *he comes over and kisses you on the cheek*
Harry: hey hands off she's mine boo bear * he wraps his arm around your waist*
Louis: sorry HAZZA bear
Harry: apology accepted
You set the table and everybody has conversations and after you eat you guys decide to go to sleep early because the guys are leaving for a tour but you don't like to think about it too much because you know you'll just end up crying your about to get in bed when liam calls you from down stairs you walk down and see all the boys with him too
U: guys what's going on
Liam: me and the guys have something to tell you
U: yeah..?
Zayn: I think Harry should tell you
Louis: agree
Niall: agree
Harry: well the news is that......
U: Harry C'MON TELL MEEE!!
Harry: ok fine the news is that one! Two! Three!
All the boys: YOUR COMING ON TOUR WITH US
your eyes widened.
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Psych Week: Gabriel Mintz – In Safety
In late 2012 Seattle songwriter Gabriel Mintz released a 7-inch on local vinyl label Fin Records, and it's clear that putting this pair of basement demos put to wax was one of 2012′s best developments. Side A's "Western Days" is a lolling, pretty acoustic diddy sporting a sweetly memorable melody that maybe should've been titled "Western Daze." Boasting some vaguely Eastern half-tones and out of phase vocals the flipside's "Smunk" has Mintz embarking on a much more unique trip. The initially herky jerky guitar progression somewhere smoothes out and verges on hypnotic by the end of the 3 minutes. The video only cements the sense that whatever a "smunk" is, there's definitely something weird going on here.


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If federal funding for CHIP is not renewed after October 2015, there will be millions more children that will likely turn to exchanges for their health coverage. ACA requires that before children eligible for CHIP can be transitioned to an exchange, the U. S. HHS Secretary must certify there is exchange coverage comparable to CHIP in both benefits and cost sharing. While federal guidance related to the comparability study has not yet been released, states may want to consider ways to incorporate CHIP features into exchange coverage to provide child specific coverage now and in the future.
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As state and federal government officials race to meet Affordable Care Act (ACA) implementation deadlines much of their attention has been focused on adults who will be newly eligible for health coverage. Health insurance exchanges (exchanges) or marketplaces need to be prepared to serve children's needs as well. The Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), an already established and tested program, could be used to help states meet ACA requirements for exchanges while establishing good coverage for children. A recent issue brief and compendium released by the National Academy for State Health Policy (NASHP) explores how CHIP could inform children's coverage provided through exchanges.
Children have specific health care needs related to their growth and development that are distinct from those of adults. Health benefits that support a child from infancy through adolescence and appropriate, available providers are essential. Children are recognized in the ACA as a "diverse segment of the population" whose health care needs should be taken into account in defining the Essential Health Benefit (EHB) package.
There are a number of ACA exchange provisions that aim to support children's health needs. Exchanges are required to offer child-only plans that are available only to children up to age 21 at the same level (silver, gold, etc.) as other Qualified Health Plans (QHPs). Child-only plans will be important in providing coverage options for millions of families where parents and children have different coverage situations. Catherine Hess, Managing Director at NASHP outlines this and other issues for children that states should consider as ACA implemented in a previous NASHP blog post.
The ACA also explicitly includes "pediatric benefits" and "habilitative services" within the EHB package that must be offered in individual and small group markets inside and outside the exchanges. States are afforded a lot of flexibility in defining each of these benefit categories. While benchmark benefit plans serve as a "reference plan" that reflects a "typical employer plan", HHS recognizes states may need to define and supplement benefits to ensure all 10 EHB categories are covered. Habilitative services, which are critical to children with special health needs, will likely need to be supplemented, as most benchmark plans do not include such services.
The Children's Health Insurance Program has been providing coverage designed for children for over 15 years and can inform or serve as a model to meet the ACA's child specific requirements in the exchange. Separate CHIP programs, which generally tend to be more like plans offered in the private market than through Medicaid, may be more easily aligned with exchange requirements. For instance, separate CHIP programs offer federally identified benchmark benefit plans or approved alternatives and are usually delivered by managed care organizations. A recent study commissioned by the American Academy of Pediatrics that compared benefit packages in five states found CHIP covers the 10 EHB categories more completely than the benchmark plan options.
Considering the ACA's requirements as well as the flexibility afforded to states, exchanges could use CHIP as a tool in the following ways:
- Use the separate CHIP benefit package to define the "pediatric services" category within the EHB
- Engage health plans and their provider networks that are contracted to deliver CHIP services to participate as QHPs in the exchange
- Implement premium assistance by using CHIP funds to purchase coverage in the exchange
- Use CHIP to guide development of wrap-around for QHP coverage to ensure there is a comprehensive benefit package for children in the exchange.
Although many assume children are taken care of as a result of steady progress to reduce the number of uninsured low-income children, many children will gain coverage through the exchange. According to the Urban Institute, nearly 4 million children will enroll in Qualified Health Plans (QHPs) through exchanges in 2014.
If federal funding for CHIP is not renewed after October 2015, there will be millions more children that will likely turn to exchanges for their health coverage. ACA requires that before children eligible for CHIP can be transitioned to an exchange, the U. S. HHS Secretary must certify there is exchange coverage comparable to CHIP in both benefits and cost sharing. While federal guidance related to the comparability study has not yet been released, states may want to consider ways to incorporate CHIP features into exchange coverage to provide child specific coverage now and in the future.
How will your state ensure children's coverage needs are met in the exchange?


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Current user rating: 93/100 (1505 votes)
- Stage Name: Siwan
- Hangul: 시완
- Legal Name: Im Si-Wan (임시완)
- Born: December 1, 1988
- Birthplace: Busan, South Korea
- Height: 175cm
- Blood Type: B
- Member of K-pop group "ZE:A".
- Siwan was born as Im Woong-Jae (임웅재), but later legally changed his full name to Im Si-Wan (임시완).
- The Attorney | Byeonhoin (2013) - Park Jin-Woo
- Ronin Pop (2011) - Lee
Drama Series
- Misaeng (tvN / 2014) - Jang Geu-Rae
- Triangle | Teuraiaenggeul (MBC / 2014) - Yoon Yang-Ha / Jang Dong-Woo (youngest brother)
- Pure Love | Ilmalui Soonjung (KBS2 / 2013) - Jung Woo-Sung (young)
- Reply 1997 | Eungdabhara 1997 (tvN / 2012) - ROTC Seoul man
- Standby | Seutaenbai (MBC / 2012) - Im Si-Wan
- Man From the Equator | Jeogdoui Namja (KBS2 / 2012) - Lee Jang-Il (teen)
- The Moon Embracing The Sun | Haereul Poomeun Dal (MBC / 2012) - Heo Yeom (teen)
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- Waiting for Love | Yeonaereul Kidaehae (KBS2 / 2013) - Jung Jin-Kook
- Fashionista - 2014 (50th) PaekSang Arts Awards - May 27, 2014
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Oct 26 2014 2:29 am
WOW, I'm sooo impressed with his acting skills! For an idol, he sure can act! He's my new favorite actor ! I have been watching his dramas since Triangle. Very talented, and cute:) Oppa, saranghaeyo! Misaeng is such an amazing drama, I just keep wanting more of it. Wow, I am so impressed with him. Oppa, you will gain more recognition and be able to continue captivating us with you charismatic personality!:)
Oct 25 2014 4:51 am
You're so cool on Misaeng I'm move in your drama in the first episode. Keep up the good work! From Philippines
Oct 19 2014 3:44 pm
He's great in Misaeng.
Sep 30 2014 8:10 am
I really like you in triangle and your so handsome <3 <3
Aug 31 2014 9:36 am
You're so handsome and quite young looking for your age. Wish you all the best!
Jul 26 2014 11:12 am
hi im si wan i love you se much series triangle wanderful series and your amazing actor korean and singer
Jun 07 2014 11:43 pm
Hi,you are so cute and cool.im from Sri Lanka.And I love you forever.
Mar 26 2014 12:47 pm
Saw him on "waiting for love" his acting was amazing so i just had to look him up xD hes also so cuutte :')
Feb 24 2014 8:16 pm He's is soooo cute for a singer and an actor. When I saw u from The Moon Embracing The Sun and The Man From The Equator.
Wish U, Good Luck in the future!
Jan 12 2014 10:13 am
I loved him in "hope for dating" or "waiting for love" such an unbelievable acting <3 fighting oppa ^^
Dec 30 2013 9:10 pm
UWAAH, handsome
Nov 03 2013 9:08 am
He is sooooo cute.. !!! .^_^.
Sep 14 2013 3:35 am
He is in a new drama called hope for dating (expect to date)
Aug 20 2013 10:07 am
so so Handsome and i believe you will be a Kpop star ever
Jul 05 2013 9:46 am
Anyeong, im si wan is the cute guy i have seen. I hope there's someone out there like him.... Ahhhhh.....so cute....
May 18 2013 9:37 pm
thumara bohoth sundhar ACTOR . very lovely you Are....
May 18 2013 9:36 pm
you're very clever and handsome actor. i wish you to your acting live will be succeeded
Apr 09 2013 1:01 pm
I'm currently watching the Moon embracing the Sun and I couldn't believe it was really him. He's such a good actor OHMYGOD. Did he study acting before debuting as an idol? Because his acting is really out there.
Oct 18 2012 11:34 pm
CUTE.. Close to perfection :) nice look siwan.. the prettiest man ever! ha-ha-ha :p
Sep 15 2012 3:20 am
hi oppa hope to see u and also all the cast of "moon embracing the sun"
(fan in the PHILLIPPINES)
Sep 08 2012 7:18 am
hello... oppa.....i know u because of drama "The moon embracing the sun"....
Kyaaa....really like it....>,<
because of u,,, I know about ZE:A now...
keep fighting oppa...^^ hope can see u...
(i'm your fans from Indonesia)
Sep 08 2012 2:57 am
Siwan is the best actor in the Moon Embracing the Sun.
Aug 08 2012 8:15 am
Im Siwan, fighting!
I'll pray for you.
Don't give up!
Jul 05 2012 5:02 am
What's this? Lol, he was born on the same day, month and year as me^^ I can't believe I could find that kind of person. Anyways, I have no idea he's a member of ZE:A, not really interested in ZE:A, though. But I like him.
Apr 23 2012 1:57 am
siwan acted so good in equator man. I have no idea that he is a member of zea!! he got perfect face!
Apr 12 2012 1:58 am
i saw him in Man From Equator, he looked familiar to me... then i came and look it up and oh, he's Siwan ._____. i got a shock of my life cause he looked so good in the drama, he acts so well ^___^
Apr 09 2012 12:06 pm
hope to watch he act more in upcoming drama...he can act really well..
Mar 19 2012 9:18 am Ajussi sarangheo
Harapuchi fighting!! ><
Mar 08 2012 12:47 pm
wooo!!!!!!!! I cant believe my eye ur talent in that movie...i dont knw u're frm ZE:A whatever i like u.
Feb 16 2012 9:15 pm
so cute siwan.i really admire u..but i don't like ze:a.
Feb 14 2012 5:16 am
Ajussi sarangngheo
Jan 28 2012 11:15 am
omo omo!!! siwan, u are soo talented as an actor!! really hope to see u again in other hit dramas!!
Jan 14 2012 2:29 am
so beautiful... ahhh cant help but yaoi him up >///<
Jan 06 2012 6:00 am
he´s a real beauty and a really talented actor. But that picture of him is sooo old arent there any new ones?+ you cant see his face properly.
Dec 24 2011 8:07 pm
it's true that's siwan. . .
Dec 22 2011 7:45 am
that's taehoon.. not siwan..
Dec 21 2011 9:58 am
Picture is wrong


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A recent trip took me through airports in Cincinnati, Dayton, Portland Ore., and Denver. Free wi-fi in Denver. Free wi-fi in Portland. Free wi-fi in Dayton. Pay for wi-fi in Cincinnati. It's one more reason to chase the lower fares and avoid CVG. Al McLaughlin Clifton
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Regarding the article ("Expect train derailment with Kasich win," Oct. 16): Gubernatorial candidate John Kasich, with his opposition to a 3-C rail connection, proposes throwing away an opportunity for Ohio to make a substantial investment in a viable transportation option, job-growth sector, and potential manufacturing industry. The strong economic and political links between Cleveland, Columbus, […]
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Which Addon is used to get this chatstyle? Especially the Fading and the Borders.
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Which Addon is used to get this chatstyle? Especially the Fading and the Borders.
Hes using most likely prat and kgpanels
How can i config kgpanels to get this style? Is it a premade?
In the Anubrekhan video, there is an addon that shows the two party groups in a very small unobtrusive way. Could anyone please tell me what addon that is? Thanks!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g47oN5snpSU where Ciderhelm is explaining 10 man Anub'rekhan, those are the base UI's raid frames that you get if you drag a group out of your raid and onto the world frame.
Most people tend towards using custom raid frames like Grid rather than the base UI. If you meant to say the Anub'arak videos, all of them are using Grid.
So to answer both your questions.
1. You can't set up kgpanels to use that "style". There is no such thing as a style. This is litterally placing of graphic files onto your UI.
2. kgpanels does not include premade panels, you have to either make them yourself or get them from someone else if they make it available to download.
I am looking for information on an addon used in the video Blood price can someone tell me the name of that add on please?
10 man version is Aliena's UI.
Your question isn't possable to answer. Keep in mind people's user interfaces are generally comprised of many addons, not just one (my UI for example has around 35 active addons). You would have to be a lot more specific in your question if you want to know a specific addon.
What I am looking for is an easier way to set up mu UI than the traditional way and what addons I should get to help with the set up.
If you have a more specific question...
Oh how did they make their player frame look like that?
How did they get those backgrounds?
What is that on the bottom right corner of <insert name>'s UI in that video?
Those type of questions can be answered. Specific addons serve specific purposes. If you don't tell us what you want to know, we can't tell you what addon you want.
what im looking for is an addon that i seen a guild leader use where he was inviting for a 25 man raid...it put a message of, All members of "rank" or above will be invited in 10 seconds please leave your groups, in guild chat
I believe oRA3 can do this
what is the addon along the top of chat box that has the abilities running along a timer(ive seen it on many addons but never caught the name of it)..and does it support modules for specs or do you have to configure it to your rotation?
looks like fortexorsist to me but it could also be sexycooldowns.
Hello thar, I've been building a UI over the past few days (slowly cause i have no idea with things) but there is a Bartender skin i -really- want but for the life of me I cannot find it. Anyone have any idea? it's from Wrath's UI but I didn't post there cause I figure'd if he had quit he would not be looking in that any time soon.
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Edit: Should probably mention it's not listed in his UI list. =(
To answer the original question.
It doesn't do your rotation like something like Faceroller would. ForteXorsist is primarily a cooldown monitor or buff/debuff monitor. It isn't telling you when to push buttons, it's telling you when they are available again. Granted some dps rotations are "push this when this is available" type rotations so it can appear that it is telling you your rotation. It is just an alternative display for things with timers (instead of the bars moving, the icon moves). So you don't have to set it up for your rotation. You do still have to set it up for your particular needs however (for example my version of SexyCooldown only monitors Eclipse, nothing else).
Im lookin for the name of an addon that i seen on Aliena's Rotface video. As i am a healer i dont regualry see the boss's health.
so the addon im lookin for is the one at the bottom of her screen that shows her HP then the boss in the middle then her targets health.
Its just a ToT frame from Pitbull3. If you watch the video carefully you can see that the frame changes based on her target's target. If I may suggest something - use /focus command for the boss if you want to track the health ( providing you are not using it for healing ). Another option is to use DBM or DXE boss mods ( note that you may have to enable boss health frame in DBM in encounter specific options).
Good morning. I am trying to find the name of a certain add-on used by Lore in the 25 man Lana'thel video. In the center of his screen with a large button refreshing with the next attack in the rotation. Looks like something watcher-esque.
Thanks in advance.