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There seems to be conflicting information on if/when this is needed. Here is the VMWare KB article stating that disabling LRO is not required on ESXi 5.0:
From that page: This issue has been resolved in ESX/ESXi 4.1 Update 2. For more/related information, see VMware ESX 4.1 Update 2 Release Notes This issue does not affect Linux virtual machines on ESXi 5.0
We need all of these sites to alignb and have correct inso. If the KB is incorect, and LRO must be disabled on 5.0, please make an explicit remark that our Wiki is intentionally contradicting the vmware site.
12/17/2012 Excerpt from the Cisco support community: https://communities.cisco.com/message/103627
Link indicates that LRO is not required for some versions of CUCM:
- UCM 8.0 on vSphere 4.1 or 5.0 or higher - DISABLE LRO
- UCM 8.5 on vSphere 4.1 or 5.0 or higher - DISABLE LRO
- UCM 8.6 on vSphere any - do NOT need to disable LRO
- UCM 9.0 and future on vSphere any - do NOT need to disable LRO
I opened a Cisco TAC case 624198237 and the engineer I spoke with also confirmed this information to be correct.Please update the docwiki to reflect new data regarding LRO.


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Com2uS hits a homerun with 9 Innings: Pro Baseball 2011
Com2uS is slowly becoming a solid name in Android Sports Gaming. As you may recall, Taylor, Clark and I all thoroughly enjoyed Homerun Battle 3D, and with the 2011 baseball season comes an awesome new baseball game in Com2uS' repertoire.
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Jerry Glick reporting: Apparently the problem that the hugely confident Adrien "The Problem" Broner is referring to when he uses the nickname "The Problem" is recalling his opponent's name for this Saturday's WBC Lightweight title fight at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City. For the record his challenger is former WBA Light-welterweight champion Gavin Rees, 37-1-1 (18 KOs), from Newport, Wales.
None of Broner's bravado appeared to rattle Rees during the press conference at famous BB Kings in Times Square, NY. He did get a bit testy when he was at the podium, but otherwise took it all in with humor.
Described as "Wildly charismatic," and "Hard working", by Golden Boy's David Itskowitch, Broner displayed his brash attitude by refusing to say Rees' name correctly. "I respect him as a fighter," said the undefeated, 25-0 (21 KOs), defending champ. "I respect every fighter because only a boxer knows what we go through in the ring." Nevertheless he continued to refer to Rees as "Cabbage Reed? I don't even know his name."
He may not know his opponent's name, but he says that he knows what he, himself has, "Its God given," "The Problem" explained. "I'm the best of my era. Floyd's (Mayweather) era is closing and I have to respect him."
A comparison can be made between Broner and Mayweather because there are similarities in their styles. It is obvious that the young champion (23) from Cincinnati is impressed with the multi-weight title holder, Mayweather and has molded himself after the former "Pretty Boy". Both have exquisite timing, incredible speed, skills by the truck load and a cockiness born from an over abundance of talent. It sometimes happens in boxing that great champions cause young fighters to attempt to emulate them; after Muhammad Ali danced his way to greatness he was followed by many young men who tried to do the same thing, some were successful such as Sugar Ray Leonard, and others just didn't have the inborn skills to make it work. Even Ali took his style and swagger from others; he boxed like the original Sugar, Ray Robinson, and bragged like wrestler Gorgeous George who Ali admitted he was impressed him with his swagger. Broner is not the only fighter influenced by Floyd, and he won't be the last.
Questioned about his cockiness, Broner claimed that he excelled in every sport including baseball, but said that his favorite part of playing baseball is "stealing" bases.
The rap on Broner has been his lack of quality opposition, but he answers that by pointing out that he's so good, saying "I can't get mad because I'm God gifted and I make everybody look like a nobody."
Broner claimed that he never views tapes of his opponents. He formulates strategy when the bell rings, "I don't train for fighters," he explained. "I train to stay in shape."
Broner believes that he can adjust to anyone put in front of him.
He said that after Rees he would like to fight WBO Champ Ricky Burns in a unification fight, "Then move up to junior-welterweight and wreck that division."He wanted to fight, "That short, turtle armed guy, Yoriorkas Gamboa," but it didn't happen. Broner saw that as a possible career defining fight, "But he's messing up. He tastes the canvas in every fight."
As far as drugs in boxing is concerned, Broner said, "I don't even take vitamins." He is willing, he added, to take a blood test before every fight.
When Juan Manuel Marquez was mentioned as an opponent Broner said that he would not expect Marquez to take such a fight because of blood testing. "You saw him (at the last Pacquiao fight) he looked like a linebacker."
It should be an entertaining fight, but decidedly one sided as the slower, fighter from Wales will eventually succumb to the finer skills, power, and speed of Broner.
Broner admitted that there were three occasions where he had to use his heart, "There were three fights that I really got touched but didn't show it," he recalled. "I was taught in every sport don't show emotion, my dad was real big on that. A kid named Terrance (Jett) caught me with a hard shot, but I recovered and stopped him in the sixth round. The next time I got hit really hard was the Ponce De Leon fight. He caught me with a good shot in the third round, right on the button. I didn't show it, stayed focused. Then DeMarco hit me with a great shot but I didn't show it. It was to the body."
**Eddie Hearn**
"He's a huge outsider in this fight," said co-promoter Matchroom's head man, Eddie Hearn as he assessed Rees' chances of winning. "That's what it should be but to make the odds that some people are making him is abusive. You're talking about a man who's the British, European, and a former world champion, and better than anyone Broner has faced so far."
Hearn's opinion of Irish Andy Lee's challenge to Matthew Macklin is that Lee is biting off more than he can chew; "This is a fight for Macklin, not Andy Lee."
He said Lee's trainer, Adam Booth is working to rebuild Lee's confidence with a few more fights before they take on a fighter of Macklin's ability. Eddie thinks that if that were seriously offered to Lee his team would pass at this time.
"We offered him the (Darren) Barker fight and they don't want that yet," said Hearn.
As for the Sergio Martinez-Martin Murray fight, Hearn picks the champ, "Especially in Argentina, but Martinez is getting to that age now, he's having operations, you never know."
Why did he lose to Kotelnik? According to Rees, he drank too close to the fight. "I went out with the boys and had a couple of pints and a couple of pints led to more."
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Yes, it's that time again. It's the day we reveal the results of your voting efforts for our annual AfterEllen.com Hot 100 list! Rounding up photos of 100 of the most beautiful women in the world is a tough job, but we're always willing to take on the most challenging of tasks for our loyal readers.
Since we first invited you to vote in our Hot 100 poll back in 2007, your tastes have always been diverse and substantive, making for a far more compelling read than the Hot 100 list Maxim cranks out each year (which served as the original inspiration for this list).
Without revealing too much, we can tell you that many of the women in the top 10 this year were just barely on your radar last year. Most of them are best known for their television roles.
Musicians, many of them identifying as bisexual or lesbian, also made a strong showing this year. In fact, we're happy to report that nearly one third of the list this year is comprised of out women, and one of those women makes her first ever appearance on the list by landing a spot in the top 10. (For the record, we consider celebrities to be out when they have spoken publicly about their attraction to and/or relationships with other women.)
As is often the case, many of the heterosexual celebrities who made the list this year are beloved for their portrayal of lesbian/bi women in film and television. Even those women who've taken on roles that only hinted at lesbian/bi subtext are consistently rewarded with your votes. Some of the television shows in which they appeared have been off the air for over a decade. If the Hot 100 list is any indication, the loyalty of lesbian and bisexual fans has no expiration date!
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As Hurricane Sandy makes landfall, expect high winds, power outages, flooding, rain and even snow on Monday.
Jessica Rennells, climatologist with the Northeast Regional Climate Center at Cornell University, discussed some of Hurricane Sandy's impact after making landfall today.
"Sandy has remained a Category 1 hurricane with maximum sustained winds strengthening slightly to 85 mph," she said. "The storm will make landfall tonight over the Mid-Atlantic states, and impacts are already being felt: Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, has already had over 4 inches of rain and locations in New Jersey are experiencing gusts of 40 to 50 mph. Water levels from North Carolina to New York range from 2 to 4 feet above normal tide levels. Storm surge and flooding will continue to be an issue for coastal areas along the northeast.
"Inland flooding will also be a concern as over 6 inches of additional rain is expected in areas of Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania today and tomorrow.
"Damaging winds will effect a large portion of the northeast as Sandy's wind field stretches hundreds of miles making prolonged power outages likely. Another aspect of this late season storm is snowfall. Blizzard warnings have been issued in West Virginia as this storm combines with cold northern air."
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Craven County, North Carolina Genealogy
|Craven County, North Carolina
Location in the state of North Carolina
Location of North Carolina in the U.S.
|County Seat
|New Bern
United States North Carolina Craven County
- 1 County Courthouse
- 2 History
- 3 Places/Localities
- 4 Resources
- 4.1 African American
- 4.2 Cemeteries
- 4.3 Census
- 4.4 Church
- 4.5 Court
- 4.6 Land
- 4.7 Local Histories
- 4.8 Maps
- 4.9 Migration
- 4.10 Military
- 4.11 Newspapers
- 4.12 Probate
- 4.13 Vital Records
- 5 Societies and Libraries
- 6 Web Sites
- 7 References
County Courthouse
Craven County Courthouse
406 Craven Street
New Bern, North Carolina 28560
Phone: 252-636-6617
Register of Deed has birth and death from 1914
Marriage and land records from 1700
Clerk Superior Court has divorce records from 1915;
City Clerk has burial records[1]
Craven County created from Archdale Precinct of Bath County
For wills and estate records contact:
Estates Division
Craven County Clerk of Court
302 Broad Street
New Bern, NC 28560
(252) 639-9004
For Vital Records (births, deaths, marriages) and Land Records contact:
Craven County Register of Deeds
226 Pollock Street
New Bern, NC 28560
(252) 636-6617
Online indexes available at http://deeds.cravencounty.com/default.aspx
1.) Craven County one of three counties (Albemarle and Clarendon being the others) set up in 1664 by the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. Its territory embraced what later became South Carolina. 2.) Craven County was established in 1705 as Archdale Precinct of Bath County, although there is evidence that an Archdale County existed as early as 1696. The name was changed to Craven County about 1712. 3.) Craven County included the Ashley River settlement known as Charles Town (Charleston, South Carolina).
Parent County
1705--Craven County was created 3 December 1705 from the Archdale Precinct of Bath County. Bath County was abolished in 1739.
County seat: New Bern [2]
Boundary Changes
1722--Carteret County was formed from Craven in 1722, with several boundary changes through the 1880s.
1729--New Hanover County was formed from Craven in 1729.
1746--Johnston County was formed from Craven in 1746.
1757--Part of Beaufort County was annexed to Craven in 1757 and 1801.
1764--Part of Craven was annexed to Dobbs County in 1764.
1778--Jones County was formed from Craven in 1778.
1787--Parts of Craven were annexed to Pitt County in 1787; Lenoir County in 1798, 1804 and 1819; and Greene County in 1801.
1872--Pamlico County was formed from parts of Craven and Beaufort Counties in 1872, and part of Craven was annexed to Pamlico in 1875.[3]
Record Loss
Populated Places
- Bridgeton (2001 population: 201)
- Cove City (2001 population: 425)
- Dover (2001 population: 443)
- Havelock (2001 population: 22,463)
- New Bern (2001 population: 23,415)
- River Bend (2001 population: 2,918)
- Trent Woods (2001 population: 4,186)
- Vanceboro (2001 population: 892)[4]
Neighboring Counties
African American
- Craven County African American resources - via the Craven County Public Library
- Craven County cemetery information - on the Craven County NCGenWeb site
- Craven County cemetery transcriptions - via the NCGenWeb Archives
- Craven County cemeteries - at Find-A-Grave.com
- Book: Craven County, North Carolina cemeteries by the Eastern NC Genealogical Society - view the index to Volume 2 to see if your persons of interest are listed
Individual cemeteries:
- Hardison/Wetherington Family Cemetery, Jasper BillionGraves
- Asbury Church Cemetery BillionGraves. Between Cove City and Route 55.
- Craven County census records - via Craven County NCGenWeb
For tips on accessing Craven County, North Carolina Genealogy census records online, see: North Carolina Census.
- Craven County church records - via the NCGenWeb Archives
- Craven County court records - various transcriptions from the NCGenWeb Archives
- Deeds of Craven County - via the NCGenWeb Archives
Local Histories
- Craven County maps - more than 40 maps from the North Carolina State Library's NC Maps website
Early migration routes to and from Craven County for European settlers included:[5]
- Atlantic Ocean
- King's Highway about 1704
- Secondary Coast Road late 1730s
- Jonesboro Road after 1769
- Craven County military records - via the NCGenWeb Archives
Civil War
Civil War Battle
The following Civil War battles were fought in Craven County.
- March 13-15, 1863 = Fort Anderson, also known as Deep Gully[6]
- March 14, 1865 = New Berne[7]
- Map showing Civil War battles in North Carolina.
Civil War Confederate units
Brief history, counties where recruited, etc.
The first newspaper in North Carolina was published in New Bern, N.C., by James Davis in 1751. The North Carolina State Archives has microfilmed copies of many New Bern newspapers. A list of North Carolina Newspapers, including Craven County can be found at the North Carolina Newspaper Index page of the North Carolina Newspaper Project. Craven County newspapers begin on page 37 of the index.
- The New Bern-Craven County Public Library also has a list of many New Bern newspapers based on the above list from the North Carolina Newspaper Project. That list is available at http://newbern.cpclib.org/research/newspapers.html.
- North Carolina Newspaper Digitization Project, North Carolina State Archives. Search full text historical newspapers published in New Bern.
- Craven County newspapers - a listing of newspapers published in the county; via the Library of Congress
- Pre-1790 - Pre-1790 Craven County, North Carolina Genealogy Wills stored at the North Carolina State Archives are online - free. Website tips.
- Craven County Wills & Estate records - via the NCGenWeb Archives
Vital Records
Birth and death records from 1913 can be found at the Register of Deeds Office for Craven County at 226 Pollock Street, New Bern, NC 28560. An online index is available at http://deeds.cravencounty.com/default.aspx. Uncertified copies can be ordered for a small fee. Please see Register of Deeds website for more information.
- North Carolina Births and Christenings, 1866-1964 - search this name index to birth, baptism and christening records from the state ; via FamilySearch
- Marriage registers from 1858 to the present and marriage licenses from 1904 to the present are also available at the Register of Deeds Office. An online index to marriages from 1909 is available at http://deeds.cravencounty.com/default.aspx.
- North Carolina Marriages, 1762-1979 - via FamilySearch; images included
- Wake County marriages are included in Carrie Broughton's 6-volume index of the Raleigh Register & State Gazette newspaper (1799-1893). Marriages are listed by year and PDF files are searcheable. Available on the North Carolina Digital Collections website.
- An index to obituaries listed in New Bern newspapers from 1751 to the present (not complete) is available at the Kellenberger Room of the New Bern-Craven County Public Library. The site for the obituaries is http://newbern.cpclib.org/research/obituary.html.
- Craven County deaths - list of county area deaths reported in various newspapers; dates range from late 1700s to 1900s.
- Craven County obituaries - transcribed for the NCGenWeb Archives
North Carolina Death Certificates, 1906-1930 - via FamilySearch; images included
- North Carolina Deaths & Burials, 1898-1994 - via FamilySearch
Societies and Libraries
- Craven County Genealogical Society of North Carolina, Inc.
- New Bern Historical Society
- New Bern-Craven County Public Library; Kellenberger Room website: http://newbern.cpclib.org/research
- Godwin Memorial Library of Craven Community College
- Family History Society of Eastern North Carolina
Family History Centers
Web Sites
- Craven County NCGenWeb - free genealogy resources; part of the national USGenWeb Project.
- Family History Library Catalog
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), Craven County, North Carolina. Page 508 At various libraries (WorldCat); FHL Book 973 D27e 2002.
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).
- ↑ David L. Corbett, The Formation of the North Carolina Counties, 1663-1943 (Raleigh: State Dept. of Archives and History, 1950), 74-79.
- ↑ The Directory of Municipal Officials & Buyers' Guide, 2004 (Raleigh, N.C.: NC League of Municipalities, 2004).
- ↑ Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America, 10th ed. (Draper, Utah: Everton Pub., 2002), 847-61. (FHL Book 973 D27e 2002) WorldCat entry., and William E. Myer, Indian Trails of the Southeast. (Nashville, Tenn.: Blue and Gray Press, 1971), 12-14, and the book's pocket map "The Trail System of the Southeastern United States in the early Colonial Period" (1923). (FHL Book 970.1 M992i) WorldCat entry.
- ↑ Heritage Preservation Services, Civil War Battle Summaries by State, (accessed 8 August, 2012)
- ↑ Heritage Preservation Services, Civil War Battle Summaries by State, (accessed 9 August, 2012)


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Missing Olympic medal returned
Hockey player Hannah Macleod has got her Olympic bronze medal back. Scotland Yard said it been posted anonymously to the England Hockey head office in Buckinghamshire. Macleod and Alex Partridge said their medals had been stolen earlier this week.
Live updates
New plea to find stolen Olympic bronze medal
Olympic rower Alex Partridge has issued a new plea for the return of his stolen medal after TeamGB hockey player Hannah Macleod got hers back.
Both Olympians lost their medals when their TeamGB jackets were stolen as they partied at a London nightclub in the early hours of Wednesday.
But Miss Macleod, 28, got her bronze medal back after it was posted anonymously to the England Hockey head office at Bisham Abbey in Buckinghamshire yesterday.
Mr Partridge, 31, got his jacket back - minus his bronze medal - when it was handed in at a London police station on Thursday.
A 31-year-old man was arrested in connection with the thefts and bailed until November 23.The sportsman is still hoping his medal will also be returned and suggested it could safely be sent to his sport's headquarters.
He tweeted: "If you have my medal please send it to British Rowing 6 Lower Mall Hammersmith London."
Hockey player 'extremely pleased' medal has been returned
Hannah Macleod said she was "extremely pleased" that her missing bronze medal had been returned, describing it as "a huge relief".
The hockey player is still hoping that Alex Partridge will also get his treasured medal back.
Hunt for second missing medal continues
A Scotland Yard spokesman said officers were holding on to the medal while they continue their inquiry but that they would reuniting Hannah with her medal shortly. She was being kept fully informed of developments.
Olympic medal returned
Hockey player Hannah Macleod has got her Olympic bronze medal back.
Scotland Yard said it been posted anonymously to the England Hockey head office in Buckinghamshire.
Bronze medals still missing
Olympic bronze medallist Alex Partridge tweeted to say:
Man bailed by police investigating missing 2012 medals
A 31-year-old man has been arrested and released on bail pending further inquiries by police investigating the alleged theft of two Olympic bronze medals from a Mayfair nightclub, Scotland Yard said.
The man's age has been amended from 29 to 31 in light of new information from Scotland Yard.
Olympic medallist 'delighted' to hear leads are being followed up
Alex Partridge tweeted to say he was "delighted" to hear leads were being followed up on the missing medals but pleaded with the public to get in touch if they knew anything.
Police contact numbers for missing medals appeal
Police are urging anyone with information about the missing bronze medals to contact Westminster CID on 020 7321 7650 or to contact Crimestoppers anonymously on0800 555 111.
Police appeal for information about missing medals
Police are appealing for information following the alleged theft of two Olympic bronze medals from Mahiki Nightclub in Mayfair, in the early hours of Wednesday.
Alex Partridge and Hannah Macleod left their jackets unattended during their time at the venue and these both went missing, along with the medals inside them, the Metropolitan Police said.
Detectives from Westminster CID are investigating both incidents and are currently analysing CCTV from the venue.
Man arrested in connection with missing medals
A 29-year-old man has been arrested by police investigating the alleged theft of two Olympic bronze medals from a Mayfair nightclub, Scotland Yard said today.
He is being held at a west London police station, the force added.


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EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis puts the racket in the palm of your hand and offers the deepest tennis experience ever for the Wii.
As the home to all four Grand Slams, and exclusive to Wimbledon, you can take your customized created player on a quest to win the four slams in Grand Slam career mode. Giving gamers a chance to play at Wimbledon's famed Centre Court adds a level of authenticity that isn't available anywhere else.
Supporting Wii MotionPlus, EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis delivers an authentic tennis experience that makes you feel like you are playing with and against the sport's greatest legends and today's current stars.
Making his videogame debut in EA's new tennis franchise, tennis legend John McEnroe, an enigmatic personality both on and off the court, will headline a roster of some of the sport's all-time greats to be featured in EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis.
Tennis stars John McEnroe, Roger Federer and Serena Williams will be the North American cover athletes for its new tennis franchise, EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis. Eight different regional player partnerships will be announced soon. McEnroe, one of the sport's most recognizable figures, was recently confirmed as exclusive to the game. Federer and Williams are among the biggest names in tennis and the most accomplished; having won 23 Grand Slam singles titles between them. Williams becomes the first woman to grace the cover of an EA Sports simulation product.
Last week we unveiled the first 13 players in Grand Slam Tennis. Here are the remaining legends and tennis greats in the game:
- Andy Murray (GBR) – With Federer, Nadal and Djokovic already confirmed for Grand Slam Tennis, we round out the current "Big 4" with rising star Andy Murray. With a game that exclusively features Wimbledon, Murray is an ideal fit as he's sure to electrify the home crowds.
- Chris Evert (USA) – America's tennis darling in the 70s and 80s is another headlining legend in Grand Slam Tennis. Would you take up the challenge to replicate her mind-boggling 125 match winning streak on clay? It spanned almost 6 years from 1973 to 1979. Evert retired in 1989 with 18 Grand Slam titles.
- Martina Navratilova (USA) – Replay a classic tennis rivalry with Navratilova versus Evert. The two met 77 times in their careers, making up one of the most epic rivalries in tennis history. Navratilova retired from singles competition in 1994 but played doubles into her 50s! Like Evert, she holds 18 Grand Slam titles and a record nine from Wimbledon.
- Pat Cash (AUS) – The Aussie who made the checkered sweatband famous is pulling double duty in Grand Slam Tennis, appearing as not just a player but as a commentator as well. Now you can relive Cash's Wimbledon triumph from 1987 in the game.
- Justine Henin (BEL) – One of the greatest player of her generation retired early and still in her prime but you can play as or against the Belgian in Grand Slam Tennis. Dominate at Roland Garros just as Henin did, winning four straight titles on the clay in Paris.
- Michael Stich (GER) – The late 80s and early 90s were a great time for German tennis and part of that was thanks to 1991 Wimbledon champion Michael Stich. Perhaps he is best known for teaming up with John McEnroe and winning the 1992 Wimbledon doubles title in a marathon 5-set match that lasted five hours.
- Lindsay Davenport (USA) – Can you strike the ball as crisply and cleanly as 3-time Grand Slam champion Davenport? Known as one of the best and purest ball strikers in tennis history, the American, finished number one in the world for four years and earned more than $22-million in prize money.
- Kei Nishikori (JPN) – The teenager Nishikori has celebrity status in Japan and has already been touted as a future top-5 player by Radael Nadal. Last year he received the "Newcomer of the Year" award, which was voted on by all the players on the ATP Tour.
- Lleyton Hewitt (AUS) – Play as the fiery Aussie and fist pump your way to a Wimbledon and U.S. Open title as Hewitt did. If the competitive, counter punching style appeals to you, the former world number one is in-game pro for you.
- Venus Williams (USA) – Can you dominate on the grass of Centre Court like 5-time Wimbledon champion Venus Williams? She joins her sister Serena in the all-star player line-up for EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis. Venus has also won a pair of U.S. Open titles.
There you have it; 23 players that make up the roster for Grand Slam Tennis, with a combined 135 Grand Slam titles and 50 Wimbledon titles.
Previously announced players:.
- John McEnroe (USA) - Exclusive to EA SPORTS Grand Slam Tennis, Johnny Mac is arguably the most recognizable tennis figure in the world. Winner of seven Grand Slam titles, including three Wimbledon titles, he has hosted his own talk show and published an autobiography which was a NY Times #1 best-seller and a London Times #1 best-seller. He remains heavily involved in tennis as a commentator for the Grand Slams and a player on seniors tennis tours. This is the only video game in which you can play as vintage McEnroe from his glory years with the sweatband and signature 1980s big hair.
- Bjorn Borg (SWE) - For the first time in a video game, replay the classic 1980 Wimbledon final with Borg and McEnroe. Perhaps no player was able to dominate the French Open and Wimbledon simultaneously like the stoic Swede. From 1974 to 1981, Borg ruled Roland Garros with six straight championships. During the same time he also claimed five straight Wimbledon titles, culminating with the epic 1980 final. "It feels good that EA SPORTS is launching a tennis game, and of course I'm glad that Wimbledon is in it, considering my success there. I hope the game can play a part in growing the sport and that it at the same time is an opportunity for my generation to reach the younger players." - Bjorn Borg.
- Pete Sampras (USA) - Replicate Pistol Pete's serve in Grand Slam Tennis, the very serve he used to make Wimbledon his personal playground during the 90s, winning 7 titles in all. No man in tennis history has won more Grand Slam titles than Sampras, who owns the all-time record with 14. In all he retired with 64 total titles and raked in a staggering $43.3-million in prize money.
- Stefan Edberg (SWE) - Can you embody class and grace in Grand Slam Tennis like Stefan Edberg did? He treated fans to six Grand Slam titles and ascended to number one in the world in August 1990, becoming one of the only players to hold the number one ranking in both singles and doubles. Edberg retired in 1996 with 42 total titles.
- Boris Becker (GER) - Check out Becker in the game with his classic serve & volley game and signature dives at Wimbledon. "Boom Boom" exploded to tennis prominence with his stunning Wimbledon victory in 1985 as an unseeded 17-year old. Becker successfully defended his title the next year and quickly became a household name.
- Roger Federer (SUI) - Want to own the court like Federer does? You can play as the man who has dominated like no one else over a 4-5 year period. Since winning his first Grand Slam title in 2003 at Wimbledon, the Swiss master has won a dozen more, bringing up just one shy of Sampras' all-time record. He was the number one in the world for a record 237 consecutive weeks.
- Rafael Nadal (ESP) - Fist pump your way to French Open dominance just like current world number one Nadal. He broke through at the French Open, winning four straight titles since 2005. But he has also taken his success to Wimbledon and the Australian Open. Last year he cemented his position in tennis history winning Olympic gold in Beijing.
- Andy Roddick (USA) - If you've got a wicked forehand and devastating serve, play as Roddick in Grand Slam Tennis. Roddick won the 2003 U.S. Open and finished the year number one in the world. Since his breakthrough win, he made two Wimbledon finals and returned to the U.S. Open finals in 2006.
- Novak Djokovic (SRB) - Dangerous on all surfaces, Djokovic is a perfect addition to the player line-up for Grand Slam Tennis. Just like on the ATP World Tour, he'll be eager to mix up with Federer, Nadal and the other top guys. Djokovic became the first Serbian player to win a Grand Slam title and he did it at the age of just 20.
- Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (FRA) - Not just one of the rising stars in the sport with a huge game, Tsonga is a character with an exuberant personality. Last year he broke through with a finals appearance at the Australian Open.
- Serena Williams (USA) - The ladies are headlined by Serena Williams, who appears on the North American cover along with McEnroe and Federer. Serena becomes the first woman to appear on the cover of an EA SPORTS simulation product. With a solid all-around game and a personality and style all her own, she'll be a popular figure in this game for the women and men.
- Maria Sharapova (RUS) - Grand Slam Tennis won't be short in style and personality with Maria Sharapova also representing the women in this game. The Russian is 3-time Grand Slam champion and former world number one.
- Ana Ivanovic (SRB) - Compatriot Novak Djokovic isn't the only Serbian star featured in Grand Slam Tennis. Last year Ivanovic won her first Grand Slam title at the French Open and rose to number one in the world.
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kenban wrote:Before California Adventure was built, Disney had two basic designs for a second west coast park, WestCot, and DisneySea which was supposed to be part of a complex called Port Disney. Disney even announced Port Disney would be built in Long Beach, California. Obviously, that never happened. Instead, WestCot which was originally supposed to be a clone of Epcot kept morphing and turned into California Adventure.
Much of the design of Tokyo DisneySea is based on the design for California and is part of the reason why the park has so many unique attractions.
cfc wrote:robbalvey wrote:The next day would bring us to Tokyo DisneySEA which is, without a doubt, my favorite theme park in the world!
Absolutely no argument from me! DisneySea is the best.
Garet wrote:Also random question, has anyone on your trips ever been brave enough to try the pufferfish? I always see it when I visit the main part of Osaka but I always end up backing out and using the money for a express pass or planning a side trip to a Yokohama park or Tobu instead.
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Thoughts on music to Jodhaa Akbar
1. Jashn-e-Bahaara is a classic love song that is extremely well-composed and well-written. The lyrical and musical appeal of the song is typical to the combination of Javed Akhtar and A.R. Rahman. Javed Ali as a new singer does very well. But how I wish Sonu Nigam had sung this instead. The vocals are the only element that prevent this very very good song from being an excellent song.
2. In Lamhon ke Daaman Mein is the pick of the lot. I humbly disagree with most of the 'expert' reviewers out there who are quick to dismiss this track. I think it is wonderful. Sonu Nigam and Madhushree provide excellent vocals, and the lyrics and music combine for a collective effect that is anything but ordinary. Excellent!
3. Khwaaja Mere Khwaaja is a traditional qawwali. As someone who is familiar with and a fan of Urdu devotional poetry, I can attest to the relevance and significance of this song. Well sing by A.R. Rahman. Man Mohanaa is a good devotional track, this one sung by Bela Shinde. Azeem o Shaan Shehanshah speaks to emperor Akbar's greatness, and while I am confident that the track will fit in well with the film, it does not do much for the soundtrack.
My rating: ***1/2 (very good)
Overall, I think this soundtrack needs to be assessed after one has seen the film and paid attention to the integration of its music. Typical to an A.R. Rahman soundtrack, seems like this is one that we will enjoy more as we move forward and listen to more often, especially having seen the film.
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- BeeBz said...
I'm Egyptian :) watched the movie without subtitles at first and loved it like crazy.. but was aggrivated nontheless with the lack of subs so I got the DVD only to find out there is a pre DVD rip copy!!!!
anyway non of this is the point to this post.. I enjoyed the music specially Jashn e Bahara.. I felt at peace the very first time I heard it specially when they used it again without the instrumental background half way through the movie.. God that was heart wrenching to say the least...
- Tuesday, May 27, 2008
- theBollywoodFan said...
Hi BeeBz: Thank you for visiting and for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the music, and I'm sorry to know of your experience with the pre DVD rip copy. I've found one good way to identify them to be to look for mis-spelled words in the cover art and synopsis (they seldom get it right, which is amusing), in case the publishers' holograms aren't obvious.
Jashn-e-Bahara is beautiful, yes. After watching the film, I've learned that Khwaja Mere Khwaja is a tune that is difficult to forget.
The movie too was excellent! Here is my review.
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ASP.NET MVC has AntiForgeryToken helper that allow you to detect and block CSRF attacks using user-specific tokens. However when making primarily ajax requests or using javascript frameworks such as Knockout and Backbone which have JSON payloads, the approach needs to change a bit.
AntiForgeryToken helper works with Form posts by having a hidden field in the form with the token. ValidateAntiForgeryToken only looks at the Form values submitted. For making this work with a JSON request, you can use one of the following approaches -
- For simple JQuery ajax posts, you can just create a separate form on every page with a field having the token and use it explicitly in your post requests
- Sergey Barskiy shows how to create your own attribute to parse JSON payloads differently from normal payloads
- Justin Etheredge shows how to use your own helper method to add meta-head tag and a custom attribute
All the above solutions rely on the setting the value of __RequestVerificationToken field directly. This field name is a constant used in the MVC framework.
To learn more about how ASP.NET MVC token helpers prevent CSRF attacks, you can read Steven Sandersons' article introducing this.
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Simon S.
"For simple JQuery ajax posts, you can just create a separate form on every page with a field having the token and use it explicitly in your post requests"? Thats not "simple" anymore.
Why not use
headers: { "csrftoken": "myValue" }
and check the header instead?
And btw, do we still need to protect against csrf if we use cors?
Re: cumbersome?
Roopesh Shenoy
how will the "myValue" come? It has to come from the markup right? ASP.NET helpers allow a anti-forgery token to be generated using the AntiForgeryToken() helper, but it has to be called somewhere in the markup and your JavaScript will have to read that value from there. Correct me if I am wrong.
I'm not very familiar with CORS to comment - I read about the concepts but not sure about the security implications and how robustly it is implemented in all the browsers. Can you shed more light?
Re: cumbersome?
Simon S.
I was not really familiar with cors either. I really asked because I didn't know the answer.
But after reading a bit [1] now I know that we need to protect against csrf even with cors.
Re: cumbersome?
Roopesh Shenoy
What I think is cumbersome is the fact that you can not use $.ajax() directly
Ah, got you - yes, if it's a single Page App it will work. The above link was not referring to an SPA.


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Children's games at Poble Espanyol. Joan Mariño. Poble Espanyol
At Poble Espanyol, younger visitors will find a world of adventure, while grown-ups will discover a city without cars where children can run around wherever they want. This enclosed space in the city of Barcelona itself is a scale replica of a town featuring all of Spain's most famous landmarks, so children can learn while they're having fun. The best way to explore it is by taking the gymkhana tour organised by the park, which is based on a treasure hunt with clues.
Poble Espanyol offers a broad programme of activities for the family. Every weekend visitors can enjoy one new show a month. Children will not only find endless games to play but can also pretend to be craftsmen and women for a few hours or enjoy listening to storytellers. September is an especially fun-packed month when Poble Espanyol celebrates its annual festivities (featuring street parades, food tasting, and much more). Other special festivities include Sant Jordi's day (23 April) and Carnival (between February and March).
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girls weekendTuesday, June 05, 2007
This was our sixth annual trip to the TNNA show. We have friends that are designers for needlepoint canvas, and get to help with their booth. Most of our time is spent walking around, looking at fall fashions, feeling fabulous yarn. We cannot buy, but it is so fun to dream of future projects.
Highlights from our trip.
~Getting lost while on our drive to Columbus, Ohio, and seeing this sign on the side of the road.
~Visiting with the wonderful people at Swedish Yarn, and trying on Hanna Falkenberg designs. I hope to make the Plisse one day.
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It sounds like you had a great trip! How cool to meet Debbie Bliss, spend time with your family AND to learn what's new in the crafty world before everyone else!ReplyDelete
oh geez, and i thought i was jealous of your trip when you tld us you were leaving...now i am even moreso!!! i am so glad that you guys had fun and thanks for sharing it with us! the hanne designs are amazing, maybe you can get a job as one of the models for her styles and get free kits!!!ReplyDelete
I am SO jealous!! The Plisse is beautiful . . I can definitely see that for you. And the sweater you are wearing . . omg . . what IS that?!?!!?!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you had a good time and got to meet Debbie Bliss and see some new stuff. :)
what a fun trip you had! I'm sure you are all inspired by the lovely things you got to see!ReplyDelete
Um...that sounds pretty much like my dream weekend! I would have gone nuts! And so nice that you get to go with your Mom and Sis.ReplyDelete
I have my eyes set on Hanne's Promenade 7...in the orange and fuschia, we'll see.
Wow! You are so lucky and meet Debbie Bliss.I'm so jealous.Have a great time!ReplyDelete
Wow how cool! That Amy Butler booth looks amazing...ReplyDelete
This looks like a wonderful trip you had! Love Debbie Bliss patterns. I would have to be pinned down when I got to the Amy Butler area:) You look so beautiful.ReplyDelete


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Javascript Bonsai, ConclusionMay 05, 2004
What have we learned in the last 24 hours? When you've got a good thing going, don't tinker with it.
My initial reaction to hearing Rares' proposal was an immediate 'no way': it's too late in the game to start thinking about changing the rules. I was, however, curious enough to wish to see a proof-of-concept, so a big thank you to Rares for taking the time to build the beautiful demo. (which, if you feel like tinkering a bit more Rares, should be added to the Garden-proper sans script)
My feelings still leaned towards 'no' for all the reasons I summarized yesterday, and some more that I didn't (which were adequately covered in the comments). But in the interest of progress, I was curious to see what the consensus was. And most felt the same as I did.
Do I think the idea has merit? Of course, otherwise I wouldn't have posted it. Do I think there's some good opportunity for experimentation of separation of behaviour and structure? No doubt. But it just doesn't fit with what we're doing now.
I still get suggestions for improvements over the existing Garden. A lot of them are good ideas. Many of them are incremental, although some could be revolutionary if they were done right. I'll keep advocating anyone who has a spark of an idea to run with it and see where it goes; I don't discourage anyone from creating a similar project. But changing our established goals for the Garden obviously isn't a good idea now.
Oh, and I did delete quite a few comments — don't take it personally, some were valid, just off-topic; hence the warning. I'm playing with methods of making the comments on this site a little more relevant. More on that later.


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Bison Against the Denver Skyline (Portrait)
Every time I visit Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge, I take my time driving around and really take in the landscape and the animals. The bison are my favorite animals to capture. Here I captured a bison against the Denver skyline.
Wildfire Moon
With the wildfires blazing strongly in the west, the moon took on a strong pink color as it rose in the sky high above the Rocky Mountains. Here I captured it just before climbing into my tent for the night.
Lines Forever in the Sand
Here the while sand takes on the deep colors of the sky as the sun begins to rise. White Sands National Monument in New Mexico is truly a magical place where the landscape is always changing with the winds.
Looking Up the Yellow Tree
One of my favorite images, this is a classic yet abstract view of what fall looks like in Colorado. I captured this image while enjoying a beautiful drive through Guanella Pass.
Inside the Yellow Leaves and White Snow
Pretty much during every fall in Colorado, there is a light dusting of snow that covers the yellow leaves of the Aspens. As I wandered about Kenosha Pass, I was greeted with beautiful white snow and yellow leaves. Truly a magical moment that only comes once a year.
Trail of Gold (Portrait)
Every fall in Colorado, the leaves turn bright yellow and the trails turn gold. As I was hiking through Kenosha Pass on this trail, I was hesitant to move forward as I didn't want to step on the beautiful yellow leaves. The trail was laid out before so golden and so inviting.
Follow the Fence to Fall
As I was driving through Guanella Pass on a beautiful fall day, this fence on the side of the road got my attention. I pulled over and captured the fence leading the way to the bright yellow leaves of fall.
Yellow, White, and Green (Portrait)
Coming around the corner on Boreas Pass Road in Breckenridge, I was greeted with this stunning landscape of when fall meets winter. The yellow leaves were vibrant against the more subdued green trees and white snow.
A Mess of Wildflowers and Aspens (Portrait)
The wildflowers are in abundance and the aspens go on forever. I captured this image while backpacking through Lost Creek Wilderness. After a very steep climb, I came upon this hidden spot.
Tree During Golden Hour
I love the simplicity of this image. The sun was setting and the tall grass turned golden. I captured this tree while hanging out of the window of my car since I was in the bison area of the park where visitors are not allowed out of their cars.
Tree in the East, Mountains in the West (Portrait)
This tree was sitting alone against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains in the distance. The sun had just set and everything was turning down for the night. I captured this tree while hanging out of the window of my car since I was in the bison area of the park and visitors are not allowed out of their cars.
A Classic Rocky Mountain National Park View
I was the only person at Sprague Lake during a freezing April morning. As the sun rose higher in the sky, the morning clouds slowly started to burn off revealing a beautiful mountain behind rows of pine trees.
Leading the Way in Rocky Mountain National Park
I spent a beautiful morning in Rocky Mountain National Park capturing the sunrise and watching the surrounding mountains come to life. As the sun rose high in the sky, the mountains started to appear from behind the thick clouds. Here I captured one of the many roads in the park leading the way.
From the Far East to the Far West
Standing on this road in the far east of Denver, the sunset illuminated the mountains in the far west. Airplanes were flying overhead as they took off and land at nearby Denver International Airport. Surrounding me in every direction were the flat plains of eastern Colorado.
Sun Glare Road
One of my favorite things about capturing sun glare is that it's always different with no two pictures alike. As I stood on this road in Grand Teton National Park for the sunrise, I let the sun catch the side of my camera giving the road and the trees a soft look.
Winding Mountain Roads
Driving on the winding mountain roads of Colorado is an adventure in itself. As I came around the corner on Boreas Pass Road outside of Breckenridge, I spotted this winding road sign with the mountains in the background. Although it is a sign of caution, it felt as if it was leading me to a beautiful unknown scenery ahead.
Tiny Skiers in Breckenridge
Tiny skiers can be seen in the lower right corner and they remind me just how big the mountains are that we play on. During a ski vacation in Breckenridge, I took a little break and went for a drive up Boreas Pass Road. As the sun tried to make its way through the clouds, I sat there watching the skiers fly down the mountain.
Snowy Flatirons (Portrait)
Hiking the Flatirons in the middle of a snowstorm is an experience. I was one of the only people braving the weather. Everything was so quiet. It looked like I was inside a snow globe. Here I captured the Flatirons and the surrounding trees being buried by snow.
Black and White Flatirons
The Flatirons were barely visible against the intense snowstorm. Here the trees line the bottom of the picture as the Flatirons rise out against the falling snow.
The Layers of Cacti
As the sun rose in the distance, I captured a prickly pear cactus against a larger saguaro cactus in the background. The details of the prickly pear cactus can be seen here including each individual thorn.
Big Foam Finger Cactus
As I captured this saguaro cactus against the moon, I couldn't help but think of the big foam fingers sold at sporting events. I love how each and every cactus have their own personalities.
Monument Valley Under a Starry Sky
The starry sky goes on forever above West Mitten Butte in this capture. Although the butte itself is huge, the vast sky above it reminds me that everything is considered small when it comes to outer space.
Jupiter Shining
With this long exposure picture, Jupiter sure did know how to show off. It sits high above the trees while the clouds move quickly across the sky. This was a long beautiful night spent in Rocky Mountain National Park. There were no people but lots of wildlife.
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LOS ANGELES — Not only did the LA Galaxy score a win over 29-time Serie A champion Juventus on Saturday evening, but they welcomed their captain Robbie Keane back from a three-week injury layoff.
Keane came on at halftime and set up the eventual game-winner for Landon Donovan before adding a goal of his own late as the Galaxy defeated the Italian giants in front of 40,681 at Dodger Stadium. The 45 minute appearance was Keane's first since suffering a left hip flexor strain during LA's 2-1 defeat to the Portland Timbers at JELD-WEN Field on June 13.
The Irish forward returned to the practice field late last week, but against the Italians, he was dynamic as he helped set up the game-winning-goal by Landon Donovan and then added a goal of his own in the 89th minute.
"For me, it was about 45 minutes and getting my fitness right. I wanted to be sharp for the most important game, which is next Sunday against FC Dallas," said Keane, who added that he felt 100 percent fine after the game. "These are games that we have to play and they come at a good time for me because I've been injured for a couple of weeks, so it was good to get 45 minutes and play some more minutes on Wednesday."
Keane had been slated to return to the field during the Galaxy's match in Miami next week, but Galaxy head coach Bruce Arena and the club's training staff opted to give the Irish forward minutes on Saturday.
"Robbie played well. He's been out three weeks and our plan all along was to give him some minutes," said Arena. "We thought about giving him 30 minutes tonight, but gave him the start in the second half. If he had to come out then we would have taken him out. I was pleased that he was able to get 45 minutes."
The Irish forward's return from his injury was only one of three additions that the Galaxy had to their lineup, as Omar Gonzalez and Donovan both returned from international and MLS All-Star duty. Both players tallied a goal, but Donovan seemed to be rejuvenated as he got the start up front, playing alongside Jose Villarreal and then Keane, something that has not been a common occurrence for the Galaxy this season.
Although the Galaxy picked up a result against one of Europe's finest clubs on Saturday at Dodger Stadium, in the end, it will be the return of their full squad that remains the most important take away for LA.
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The report highlights research areas in polar biology that can benefit from genomic technologies and assesses the impediments to the conduct of polar genomic research. It also emphasizes the importance of ancillary technologies to the successful application of genomic technologies to polar studies. The report recommends the development of a new initiative in polar genome sciences that emphasizes collaborative multidisciplinary research to facilitate genome analyses of polar organisms and coordinate research efforts.
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Gateway Troubleshooting: Pressing Digit 9 Causes No-Match
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Pressing Digit 9 Causes No-Match
|Problem Summary
|In DTMF-only adapter, pressing digit 9 while using options causes no-match after 10 seconds.
|Error Message
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|This delay is caused by the following link grammar in the root document for the DTMF-only adapter.
<link event="nomatch"> <grammar mode="dtmf"
Since the options are created with modal=false, the link grammar remains active in the Gateway DTMF-browser. On pressing 9, the Gateway starts to match this grammar and waits for the next input instead of returning a 'no-match' immediately.
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
New Glyph of Hammer of Wrath
Take the new Glyph of Hammer of Wrath. In patch 3.0.8, it will reduce the cost of Hammer of Wrath by 100%. What does this mean for Ret paladins?
A while back, I theorized that Blizzard was trying to limit Retribution's use of Consecration through mana constraints. The way the math worked was that we had a mana-neutral basic rotation which was used for the first 80% of the fight, and a mana-hungry burn rotation for the last 20%.
However, with the new Glyph of Hammer of Wrath, that theory goes out the window. There's no difference in mana consumption between the last 20% and first 80% anymore. That means that Consecration becomes an even more vital part of the Rotation, and is expected to be used much more often, as you no longer need to save mana for Hammer of Wrath.
I guess Blizzard has given up on the idea of keeping Retribution from using Consecration. I suppose it's for the best, though. Consecration is a good method of increasing our PvE DPS without spiking PvP damage damage. Still, it's slightly odd to be expected to use an AoE spell against a single target.
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- Anonymous1:16 PM, January 15, 2009
This is an example of where the whole "Lets move away from +threat modifiers" ideology causes problems. I mean lets face it, consecration is a tanking ability. Maybe not originally designed to be, but it has developed into that. And by not using +threat modifiers on it, it's useful to the other spec because it causes a decent amount of damage. They need to just up the threat it causes by like 200%, but lower its damage by about the same amount -- or at least to the point where it is basically causing the same damage as a normal strike or white weapon hit over the entire length of the spell. That'd make it essentially useless for ret because you'd be trading a cooldown and using extra mana for the same overall damage...i.e. not worth it.ReplyDelete
I disagree that it's a tanking ability. It was originally in the Holy tree, if you recall.ReplyDelete
No matter how bad Consecrate gets, Ret will still use it because
1. Ret has empty GCDs
2. Ret doesn't have anything else to spend the mana on.
Nerfing consecrate for ret would be a huge AoE DPS nerf.ReplyDelete
Anonymous, Consecrate does benefit from the +171% holy threat of Righteous Fury, so there's already a +threat modifier on it.ReplyDelete
I'd think of Consecrate as a fairly mana-hungry DoT that happens to affect an area rather than a single target. But, even if you want to think of it as an AoE effect, there are at least 3 other classes using similar AoE spells in their normal rotation now:
Shamans: Chain Lightning replacing a regular lightning bolt for faster casting time at the same damage
Warriors: Shockwave and Thunderclap are both AoE effects, as is Demoralizing Shout.
Death Knights: Death & Decay
Hunters: Multishot used to be a part of some rotations; is it still?
- Anonymous2:36 PM, January 15, 2009
True it was in the Holy tree...but as it stands now, which of the three trees could survive without it? Ret could, holy could, but Prot not so much -- so yeah, AOE tanking ability is what it has become.ReplyDelete
Nerfing Consecration for Ret would be a huge DPS nerf in general, never mind for AoE situations.ReplyDelete
I wonder if the new HoW Glyph by Blizz might indicate a desire on their part to make HoW a more common part of Ret DPS in the place of Consecration. I have in mind the warrior Sudden Death talent with allows Execute to be used regardless of target HP, but proc'd from Crusader Strike rather than all melee attacks. Once implemented, they could make HoW and Consecration share a cooldown such that they are mutually exclusive.
Well okay, the idea needs some work. But it has to be understood that Consecration isn't just a tanking ability, it's a DPS ability too. Without it Ret DPS would be 400 DPS (~10%) lower than it is now. Limiting it through mana constraints won't work because Int starts becoming a DPS stat and we all take Hunter/Shaman Mail. The only reasonable way to eliminate its use is to provide additional tools for equivalent DPS which is incompatible with Consecration spam.
But new, innovative tools for Ret DPS? Hah, I laugh at you!
Consecration was once the 11pt Ret talent back in the day too. I'd say it's just gone full circle at this point.ReplyDelete
Why must everyone take a spell that that us being used by all three trees and muck with it? It works, leave it alone!ReplyDelete
And no, hunters don't use multishot as part of a rotation.. only on Gluth zombies... :-)
But why must you mess with consecration? Is it broken?..
- Anonymous9:14 AM, January 16, 2009
No, it's not broken...but I'm getting tired of having it be part of my single target dps rotation when suddenly a new group of mobs show up and I get one shot because I'm behind the single mob dps-ing, so my consecrate is the first thing that hits them.ReplyDelete
I really really like the idea of making HoW a reactive ability like sudden death. Maybe it could take the place of righteous vengeance in the ret tree?
Consecration, as an AoE tanking ability, is relatively poor in WotLK.ReplyDelete
It was the bee's knees in TBC, because it did a respectable amount of damage and gave Paladins great *relative* AoE tanking abilities.
Now, compared to D&D, the new thunderclap, and shockwave... It's really the worst of the 4. The reasoning is that consecration ticks every two seconds or so, and DOESN'T tick immediately when cast, and it scales very poorly.
There are plenty of situations where mobs can spawn, or run through a door or portal, and never be hit by a tick of consecration. And the fact that it doesn't tick on cast makes it a poor choice for proactive add gathering. Avenging Shield and Hammer of Cleave(Righteousness) are both better in this regard so long as there aren't too many mobs.
From a tank's perspective, the fact that a mob can be under the effect of consecration, yet NEVER take any damage, makes it unreliable for exactly what many players think it's good for.
As others have said above, it is an AoE Dot. Useful for both threat and dps. I'd rather it be an AoE that applied a DoT (as a prot tank), but it won't change now.
But who's gonna complain about a buff to Hammer of Execute? ;)
- Anonymous10:14 AM, January 16, 2009
Is the new HoW glyph a major or minor?ReplyDelete
Major. It replaces the current HoW glyph (increase range by 5 yards).ReplyDelete
So it would seem that there is a major glyph decision to make:ReplyDelete
Judgement: +10% damage
Consecration: +25% duration (and subsequently, damage)
Hammer of Wrath: No mana cost
Crusader Strike: -20% mana cost
Which one do you skip?
Why are you antsy about using AoE abilities on single-target fights? Do you not use Divine Storm when there's only one target?ReplyDelete
As a DK, I still use Howling Blast on single-target fights. The only problem comes when you are doing cc-dependant fights and are used to using AoE abilities.
- Anonymous10:15 AM, January 17, 2009
Consecrate is helpful when the target is stunned. And considering how many classes cant do anything besides trinket out of a stun its a fairly effective combo to either stun or use seal of justice on a consecrated target. Also, there are weapons that proc stun effects and slow effects to add to this chaos.ReplyDelete
There is a very real problem balancewise, giving paladins any love in the dps department. Considering they are so multi talanted (healing, buffing, tanking, and psuedo spike DPSing) when you give them a spammable and efficient damage ability it puts them way ahead of the curve. Similiar to the reasons that Resto Shamans have soo many nerfs, its because when someone builds out a hybrid char that effectively dps's AND/OR heals/tanks better than dps char or tank char or healer char you get never ending QQing.
"I really really like the idea of making HoW a reactive ability like sudden death. Maybe it could take the place of righteous vengeance in the ret tree?"ReplyDelete
Righteous Vengance is a great talent, please don't suggest they remove it. It does more damage then my divine storm and crusader strike.
They were going to allow Vengance to stack 5 times in the recent PTR build but decided against it. I personally think if they want to up Ret PVE damage they should add Crusader Strike to the list of abilities that proc Righteous Vengance.
- PainOlympics6:17 AM, January 19, 2009
Umm, what kind of DK do you play with. The only time a DK uses death and decay in a rotation is at the very beginning to generate runic power. After that it goes the way of the dodo bird. Even when tanking I throw it down for initial threat and maybe one to get an extra handle on adds. But it's definitely not part of a dps rotation. It uses to many runes for that.
- Anonymous6:07 AM, January 20, 2009
By the way vengenance going back to 5 stacks is in 3.08. Also i have a bit of off topic question. The changes to judgement of the wise where it now returns a portion of base mana instead of max mana seems like a nerf no? Could someone clarify this for meReplyDelete
Heh, they reverted the 5-stack change, last I heard.ReplyDelete
As for JotW, switching to base mana was a nerf for Holy, but it didn't really make a difference for Ret. Ret doesn't stack extra intellect beyond incidental raid buffs, so it didn't change anything.


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