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A Beginners Guide: Value Investing
By Jarrod Barber
One of the greatest investors of all time, Warren Buffett, has proven that value investing can work: his value strategy took the stock of Berkshire Hathaway from $12 a share in 1967 to an astonishing $70,900 in 2002. Although Mr. Buffett does not hold himself only to value investing, most of his investments were made on the basis of value investing principles.
A value investor looks for stocks with strong fundamentals or strong earnings, dividends, growth, and cash flow. The basic principal of value investors is that you should first find out what the true price of a share of stock is and then determine if it is undervalued. After you have determined its stock price is below what it should be you would then buy and hold it until it gets back in equilibrium. There are several ways to find out exactly how much a certain stock is worth. The most basic way to do this is determining the company's book value. Book value is calculated by subtracting total liabilities from total assets. If a company has a history that you can go back and check to see what it's average market value to book value ratio this method would prove to be a key factor in your valuation. We can't stop with just book value though we must dive deeper.
The next major indicator I would look at is price to earnings ratio. The P/E ratio determines how the market feels relative to the earnings that the company is making. You would want to look at the stocks historical P/E ratio and determine where their current P/E ratio relative to historical. If it is below the historical average, we could say that the stock is undervalued.
A lot of the time when I'm picking a stock with this method I will also look at the major stock holders and try to determine if any hedge funds or other big institutions have picked up this stock recently. If they have then I will just move on to another stock because it has already been discovered.
Here is a breakdown of some of the numbers value investors use as rough guides for picking stocks. Keep in mind that these are guidelines, not hard-and-fast rules:
� Share price should be no more than two-thirds of intrinsic worth.
� Look at companies with P/E ratios at the lowest 10% of all equity securities.
� PEG should be less than one.
� Stock price should be no more than tangible book value.
� There should be no more debt than equity (i.e. D/E ratio < 1).
� Current assets should be two times current liabilities.
� Earnings growth should be at least 7% per year compounded over the last 10 years.
Remember these are rough guides. You can always try out some new stuff and see how it works for you. Value investing may not seem as sexy as some other styles of trading or investing but it relies on a strict screening process that helps you get to know the company you are buying in order to make the best decision.
If you would like to learn more about investing or trading any financial instrument check out [http://www.ctfutures.com]
CT Futures is an education website designed to help people learn the essentials of investing. Their main focus is on options and futures trading but also provide a wide and diverse set of financial information and personal finance section.
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CARS is an ITS-standards based condition reporting system that
allows authorized users to enter, view and disseminate critical road, travel,
weather and traffic information. CARS users access the system from any location
using a standard web browser (i.e., no local software is required). This allows
users to enter any condition reports or view reports entered by any other users
around the state.
Currently, seventeen transportation agencies have deployed or
are currently in the process of deploying the CARS system (Alaska, the City of Calgary,
Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York,
the New York State Thruway Authority, Rhode Island, Sacramento [through the Sacramento
Area Council of Governments], Vermont, and Washington State).
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The clear night sky was laden with stars. Orion stood proud amongst the southern constellations and the moon, but a sliver, stood in the side lines to allow that twinkling performance to be better seen. As Rachel and I sat there in the late evening looking up in wonder a shooting star rushed across the sky. We both made a wish. A few minutes later a further shooting star made its appearance and further wishes were made. Wishes are not for sharing and we both went to bed although it was plain that our wishes would not sleep.
The following day those wishes kept urging us to speak them aloud. They simply would not be held in and gradually we discovered that both our wishes were the same….
Two nights later I woke at 4.00am and looked out from a beach hut we were staying in up to immense sky above our deserted beach. The stars shone out so bright it took my breath away. I woke Rachel to come and see. Naked, we walked down onto the beach and lay on the sand wrapped in warm bedspread looking up in silence at the magnificence above. It was then that Rachel said "I don't imagine we will see any more shooting stars tonight after seeing two the other night" and almost in answer to her words a further shooting star fell through the skies and it was then that I asked if she "Rachel, under the light of a falling star, would marry me"……
She said yes! My Rachel said yes and held me and cried, we both cried, and logic and intellectual argument about who needs to be married was beaten away. We have told one another a thousand times of our love. But at the end of the day nothing says "I love you" more than publicly proclaiming your love through marriage.
We have been together for four years and in those years have learnt to live with our pasts and look to the future. We have never argued and have fitted so well it is impossible to imagine ever being or wanting another person. So that's our news. Look upon us kindly. Know that our love is strong and vibrant and all consuming. It scares us with its ferocity yet we would not trade that raging feeling within for the world.
Please raise a glass in our absence and wish us well. When, where and how will follow once we know ourselves.


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I had an epiphany last week while waiting for a decent chicken lunch in the concert hall of the iconic Royal York Hotel in downtown Toronto. The pre-lunch speaker, CNN and Reuters entertainment asset and peer-respected thinker Dr. Mohamed El-Erian was addressing my urgent question: Is the global outlook so fraught that I should vote strategically this year and sell my ridiculously overvalued house?
Through the last third of his presentation, however, I concentrated on the growing stacks of silver serving pallets discreetly steaming in the corner.
El-Erian insisted that if I'm going to make it through these exceptionally uncertain times, I must, above all, be adaptable. Yet he didn't tell me what to do with my semi, or even suggest that any single approaching election, caucus, primary, summit, budget or central bank interest rate meeting will disturb my enviable status quo. He didn't even acknowledge that Toronto voters must decide Canada's fate in October.
It seems that for now, we're free to not drag our families and friends into adult conversations about any one big problem on the move out there. Indeed, El-Erian shrugged knowingly that the American economy will keep growing smartly and that China will experience a "soft landing."
My goodness, the base is safe.
So why must we keep saying we're appalled about the shallowness of contemporary political discourse? Or be squeamish about spending hours in the "entertainment room" following current affairs. After all, the "fundamentals" are nicely grazing out there, without a shepherd and without a wolf in sight.
The entertainers in our political capitals do know what they're doing; they know it's safe to play around. So let's enjoy the show.
As a primer, here are phenomena that can be taken seriously or not:
*Barack Obama admits US is so powerful that he can "test" new relationship styles with significant others, including Iran and Cuba. Note the ways his playful doctrine—and its disciples in the NSA and the state department—keep upsetting leaders in Ottawa and Berlin without harming US interests?
*Republican leaders insist we don't know what Iranians are doing in their caves so we can't tell them to stop them doing it. Yet do any of them actually know whether the Brits, the French and Israelis still have nuclear weapons? Why not put our ignorance about nuclear proliferation to use for peace and fiscal prudence; why not simply imagine that Iran and Saudi Arabia and Ireland already have them and treat everyone carefully?
*Canada's catch catch-22: we'll get another multiyear national inquiry into the victims of Canada's ancient and notoriously corrupt Aboriginal Reserve system if the "activists" beat the "conservatives" in the October election.
*Political panels in Ontario will name Jim Prentice the Canadian politician of 2015 if he wins an anti-recession mandate to impose some 50 new taxes on Albertans.
*This year the UN will deliver its best climate change deal so far because its most influential negotiator, the US, will not be bound by treaty or legislation to implement it.
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KICC marks 45 years since inauguration
Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) yesterday marked 45 years since its inauguration with a fresh focus on renovations to tap growing conference tourism in the country.
The facelift, already in motion, will propel KICC as an all-round business facility capable of attracting global events and high-profile international conferences that have previously eluded the country, Chief executive Nana Gecaga said."We have embarked on an upgrade of our meeting rooms to increase our competitiveness in the region as well as aggressive marketing both locally and internationally to see that the country bids to host major conferences," she said.
"We are looking at partnerships with organisers of some of the key events being booked at the centre to extend these celebrations for the next 12 months," Gecaga added.
Stronger brand recognition, coupled with improved security climate and higher capacity are thought to be driving growth in Kenya's meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) tourism segment. According to data by Oxford Business Group, Kenya has seen a steady rise in MICE tourist arrivals since 2014, with the country having hosted 117,630 foreign arrivals taking part in MICE activities.
That growth represents about 13 per cent jump from 2014 and 15.6 per cent of the number of international tourist arrivals for the same year.
Despite the growth, Margaret Mwakima, Wildlife Principal Secretary, said that lack of adequate bed capacity is hindering the segment's growth.
"We can do better as a country in conference tourism," she said.


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A city so very popular for its buzzing nightlife, bars and clubs, people often fail to realize how the colourful city of Delhi has so much more to offer. Here is a list of the top ten things to do in and around the capital that will give you a high of another kind!
- Get a taste of authentic Tibetan cuisine at Majnu ka Tila:
Tantalize your tastebuds with the amazing array of Tibetan food at Majnu ka Tila. A Tibetan colony right within the bounds of the city, this place will surely steal your heart with its beautiful sceneries.
- Hear the Qawwali at Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah:
Thursdays at Hazrat Nizamuddin Dargah call for a celebration of culture and music in the form of soulful qawwalis. An evening here would surely connect you with the divine in you!
- Watch a play at National School of Drama:
For drama enthusiasts, Delhi packs a punch. The alma mater of many legendary actors, this destination gives a golden opportunity to catch a glimpse of the stars of tomorrow, and that too at dirt cheap prices!
- Witness mini Kolkata at CR park:
Catch a whiff of the capital city of West Bengal at Chittaranjan Park. Ranging from delicious Bengali cuisine to captivating Pujo festivities, this destination has it all!
- Eat langar at Bangla Saheb:
Experience the hospitality and service of the Sikh community at Bangla Saheb's, where they provide all devotees with an absolutely delicious and absolutely free 'langar' meal.
- Go ghost hunting at Sanjay Van:
If adrenaline rush is what you seek, this is for you. A place notoriously famous for its ghost sightings, Sanjay Van is clearly a favourite among the supernaturals and earth bound alike!
- Eat roadside golgappas al Tilak Nagar:
Tickle your taste buds with the amazing array of street food at Tilka Nagar and you will surely not regret it!
- Pray at the St. John's church in Mehrauli:
If peace and quiet is what you seek, this is the place for you. A setting reverberating with the silence of the divine, this shrine is an absolute must.
- Explore the Indian cultural heritage at the Craft Museum:
Tucked away on the Bhairon Road at Pragati Maidan is this marvel that exudes the vibes of the simple, rural life in the midst of the mad rush of Delhi. Visit this place to explore Kutch embroidery, precious metal jewellery and much more.
- Go bird watching at the Sultanpur Bird Sanctuary:
Sheltering over 250 species of birds, this destination is a bird lover's delight. This place is a perfect site to enjoy a quite afternoon in the company of the wild.


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SOE News
Peabody Pulse
May 7, 2012
The Peabody Pulse is a newsletter describing news of the faculty, staff, students and alumni of the School of Education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
SOE Commencement on Saturday
The School of Education will hold its annual commencement ceremony on Saturday, graduating 331 students. Chancellor Emeritus James Moeser will be the featured speaker. The event begins at 1:30 p.m. in the Dean Smith Center.
School co-hosting technology in education conference Tuesday
The School of Education and Microsoft are co-hosting a conference on Tuesday that will bring nearly 100 educators together to talk about ways to better integrate technology into classroom teaching. The Teacher Education Initiative event is part of Microsoft's Partners in Learning Program, a ten-year, $500 million global initiative that supports educators' use of technology in K-12 schools. Faculty members from schools of education across North Carolina will take part in the event. Cheryl Mason Bolick is the School's point person on organizing the meeting.
Lora Cohen-Vogel wins $1.25 million grant
Lora Cohen-Vogel, Robena and Walter E. Hussman, Jr. Distinguished Associate Professor of Policy and Education Reform, has been awarded $1.25 million to continue her work with the National Center for Scaling up Effective Schools through 2015. The project is working to collaborate with district and school leaders on the design and implementation of a process to support the sharing of effective practices between higher and lower performing high schools.
Lynne Vernon-Feagans, colleagues publish paper on TRI
Lynne Vernon-Feagans, William C. Friday Distinguished Professor of Early Childhood, Intervention and Literacy, and several colleagues have published a new paper on the Targeted Reading Intervention program. The paper – entitled "The Targeted Reading Intervention (TRI): A Coaching Model to help Classroom Teachers with their Struggling Readers," was published in Learning Disability Quarterly. Co-authors were Research Associate Professor Kirsten Kainz; Steve Amendum (Ph.D. '08), an assistant professor of literacy education at N.C. State University; research assistant professor Marnie Ginsberg; T. Wood; and doctoral student Amanda Bock.
Eric Houck joining NEFC fellow program
Eric Houck, associate professor of Educational Leadership and Policy, has been named to this year's class of National Education Finance Conference Distinguished Research and Practice Fellows. The event took place at the NEFC meeting in San Antonio last week.
Corliss Brown accepted to fellowship program
Corliss Brown, a doctoral candidate in the Culture, Curriculum and Change program, has been accepted to the May 2012 Future Faculty Fellowship Program through the UNC Center for Faculty Excellence. The session will take place from May 7-11.
Be the first to know!
Want to be among the in-the-know SOE crowd? Click "Like" on the School's Facebook page and you'll get the latest dope straight in your news feed. Join the SOE Facebook here.
Got news?
Have you got news to share? A new paper published? Make a conference presentation? Win a grant? Do you know of an upcoming SOE event of interest to others? A shoutout, about yourself or someone you know? Send your news to Mike Hobbs at michael_hobbs AT unc.edu.
FPG Seminar Series: Wendell Fortson
"Research and ethics: Multiple Perspectives"
Sheryl-Mar South, 2nd Floor Conference Rooms
May 12
SOE Commencement
1:30 p.m.
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Labyrinth Media & Publishing Limited is a new media & publishing business based in Dubland, Ireland.
We specialize in WW2 Battlefield tour dvd's aimed directly at the United States market.
The company has just completed its new tour film and first of a series entitled The Americans on D-Day. It is presented by Ellwood von Seibold, a battlefield historian and guide based in St Mere Eglise Normandy.
Ellwood has a strong following among members of the US military and has been asked to give a lecture at West Point. He is a passionate and articulate guide,who brings D-Day to us through the soldiers' eye, but in real time. With the use of graphics and the testimony of veterans who took part, The Americans on D-Day is a unique look at that "Day of Days."
The Docudrama or tour film, which is about 45 minutes in length should be available in April. We are looking forward to having direct sales to the public using Amazon Filmbaby.com and our own company website, ww2-reflections.com.
The big kickoff and launch of The Americans on D-Day in April, which be just in time ahead of the 65th anniversary celebrations.
This is the first in a series of films that we are planning, the others being, The American Breakout in Normandy and The Americans in the Bulge.
Please have a look around and subscribe to this site for updates, and please help spread the word for an important event in history and a tour of history on film.
There trailers of our film in which Captain Dale Dye (Band of Brothers and Saving Private Ryan) gives his endorsement. We look forward to your comments and look forward to meeting you and hearing your stories in April, too. Be sure to subscribe to our blog and forward the updates to friends and families, thanks!
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Dr. Miray Tekkumru-Kisa is an Assistant Professor of Science Education in the School of Teacher Education at Florida State University. She holds a joint appointment in the Learning Systems Institute's Florida Center for Research in STEM (FCR-STEM). Dr. Tekkumru-Kisa's research focuses on designing and studying the effectiveness of tools and environments (e.g., video cases, educative curriculum materials, professional development programs) for supporting science teachers' learning and instructional improvement. Her research efforts center on supporting the design, selection, and effective use of cognitively demanding tasks in science classrooms. She is currently exploring the effectiveness of a video-based professional development, which she designed to support teachers' facilitation of high-level student thinking in science classrooms during the implementation of cognitively demanding tasks. Her work has been published in peer-reviewed journals including Journal of Research in Science Teaching and American Educational Research Journal.
Prior to joining the FSU faculty, Dr. Tekkumru-Kisa worked as a post-doc in the Learning Research and Development Center (LRDC) at the University of Pittsburgh on an NSF-funded project that focused on the design, implementation, and study of STEM curriculum materials that aimed to teach big ideas in biology tied to mathematics within the context of an engineering design challenge in high school science classrooms. Before moving to the United States, she was involved in national and international education improvement projects in Turkey.
Dr. Tekkumru-Kisa earned her undergraduate and master's degrees in Science Education from Bogazici University in Turkey, and her Ph.D. in Learning Sciences and Policy from University of Pittsburgh.


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Yankee Gardener Recipes
Yankee Gardener's Polish CasseroleServes 8
4 medium red potatoes
2 Tablespoons vegetable or olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped
1 teaspoon fresh garden summer savory
1/2 cup chopped red or green pepper
2 large apples, sweet, cubed
2 1/2 teaspoons crushed mustard seeds
5 cups shredded baby cabbage
I pound Polish Kielbasa or sausage, sliced 1/2-inch thick
1 pound jar sauerkraut, drained
1/3 cup chicken broth
2 1/2 Tablespoons brown sugar
Freshly ground pepper to taste
2 Tablespoons freshly chopped garden parsley
Preheat oven to 350°F. Parboil potatoes in boiling water for 12 minutes, then drain and cut into 1/4-inch slices and reserve. In a large skillet, heat oil and add onions, savory, peppers, apples, and mustard seeds. Sauté until vegetables and fruit are softened. Add cabbage and sausage, stirring until cabbage is wilted. Add reserved potato slices, sauerkraut, chicken broth, sugar, ground pepper to taste, and parsley. Simmer uncovered for 5 minutes then put mixture in a casserole, cover, and bake for 1 hour.
Serve with your favorite dark bread and beer. A hearty meal for any cold blustery day. Enjoy!
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Last Updated: Aug 12, 2018 Game Version: 8.0.1
Owner: Aezay
Examiner - An Advanced Inspection Mod
With Examiner, you can check other players gear, talents, achievements, honor and arena team details.
When you inspect someone, it will show a stat summery of all their equipped gear combined. Please note that these values are from gear alone, and will not include bonuses from buffs, talents or normal base stats.
Each player you inspect can be cached, that way you can look them up later, even when they are not around. The option to cache others is disabled by default, you will have to enable caching on the "Config" page.
You can bind a key to inspect your target, you can even bind a key to inspect whoever is under your mouse, without having to target anyone (stealth inspection). To set this up, open the Key Bindings dialog and look under "Examiner".
Examiner does not use that much memory by itself, but once you start caching a lot of people, memory usage can grow quite quickly.
You can always find the latest release of this addon on Curse or WoWInterface. Post your comments, questions and suggestions for this addon on the addons comment page. Or in this thread: http://forums.curseforge.com/showthread.php?t=18999
Comparing Gear
To compare one person's gear with another, you can mark a target for compare by right clicking on the "Stats" button to get a drop down menu to open, this menu will have an entry called "Mark for Compare". When marked for compare, the Stats page will no longer show the actual stats of your inspected person, but will instead show the difference in stats compared to the person you marked for compare.
Achievement Browser
Examiner comes with powerful achievement browser, which has a lot of features, such as filtering out certain achievements you do not care about, or only show achievements for a specific boss encounter.
It is also possible to sort achievements in several ways. For example, you may want to sort achievements by the reward their name, or the date they were completed.
Instead of the default achievement browser, try using the one in Examiner, even when looking at your own achievements, just inspect yourself.
Cache Filtering
If your number of cached entries is getting quite high, you may want a way to filter out specific players.
First you have to open the filter dialog, do this by right clicking on the Cache button and pick "Filter...", or use the shortcut by holding down the Shift key and then click the Cache button.
The filter works a bit similar to the /who function in WoW, so you can for example set the filter to "1-79" and it will show all non level 80s.
To only show a specific class, you can use the filter "class:deathknight", and only Death Knights will be shown.
You can add as many filter matches as you want, so using the filter: "class:hunter race:nightelf guild:awesome" will show all Night Elf hunters from the guild <Awesome>.
Filter matches cannot have spaces, you must write them without, that is why "Death Knight" has to be written as "DeathKnight", you can even just use "deathk" it does not have to match the entire thing.
You can use the filter type "sex" to match males or females. Using "sex:2" will match males, "sex:3" will match females.
There are many filter types, here are some examples: "class", "race", "realm", "guild", "guildRank", "sex" and "zone".
Model Frame Controls
Left Click + Move: Rotates the Model
Right Click + Move: Moves the Model
Mousewheel: Zoom
Ctrl + Left Click: Change Background
Ctrl + Right Click: Toggle Background
Slash Commands
The slash command for Examiner is /examiner or just /ex.
Although you probably wont need to use any slash commands as almost everything is available from the UI, there are a few things which can only be done through slash commands.
/ex inspect <unit> or /ex i <unit>
This one will inspect the given unit (target, focus, party3 etc). If no unit token is given, it will inspect target and then player if no target exist.
/ex si <itemLink>
This command will scan just a single item and list its combined stats in the chat frame. Holding down ALT while the mouse is over an item in Examiner will show a tooltip with the stats like this.
/ex compare <itemLink1> <itemLink2>
Compares two items and lists the stat differences.
/ex arena <rating>
Shows you the amount of arena points the given rating gives for 2v2, 3v3 and 5v5.
/ex rating <stat> <rating> <level>
Converts a given stat rating into the amount it gives in percentage, at the specified level. Will use your level if omitted.
/ex scale <value>
Changes the scale of the Examiner window.
/ex reset
Resets the position in case it was moved off screen.
/ex clearcache
Clears the entire cache of Examiner.
Special Thanks
- Chester, the original author of SuperInspect, who gave me the idea to make this mod.
- Haldamir of Gorgonnash, for the german translation.
- omosiro, who made the Korean translation.
- g3gg0, changes to the German translation & author to one of the SuperInspect versions.
- Pettigrow of Sinstralis, for the translation to French.
- Siphony of EU-Onyxia, updated German translation.
- Dridzt, for some of the required changes in the WotLK to make it function properly again.
- quicksylver, for updating the English patterns to WotLK.
- Darigaaz of SoulFlayer(RU) for the Russian translation.
- Hoofik of AshenVale for the 3.0 patch update of the Russian translation.
- Maxfunkey (aka Carambha of EU-Lordearon), patch 3.0.2 update of the German and Frensh translation.
- Thorakon (aka Pulgrim of EU-Alexstrasza), for the patch 3.0.3 update of the German translation.
- chkid, for Korean translation update for the 3.1 patch.
- ericyen, for the Taiwan translation for the 3.1 release.
- All the people using Examiner!
Lacking Features, Ideas & Problems
- Always listen for INSPECT_READY, and invalidate the current unit if an event is recieved that is not "our" unit.
- PvP: The arena calculator needs to be updated.
- Cache: Modify the function that builds a list of players from the filter, to take a table parameter, so external code can request a filterd list, without modifying the cache list.
- Postpone the OnCache() event, currently, the OnAchievementsReady() happens after caching is done, so it doesn't actually get cached!
- Module's OnInitialize() shouldn't run until first time Examiner is opened. This would allow for much more optimization.
- Achievement tooltips should adhere to the smarttooltip option.
- mod:HasData() should be posting an event. It messes with the modlist module.
- Locked frames seem to have moved a bit up as of 4.0, change this in Examiner to so it will align with other frames.
- Bring back the ability, as a new module, to send an inspected player to another person with Examiner.
#883 Cindy_Lover Posted Oct 15, 2014
Any chance of fixing this for 6.0.2? It's completely broken at the moment and throws LUA errors all over the place
#882 Laxativesqt Posted Oct 1, 2014
Is there a way to get it to show glyphs as well as talents? I'm not able to see peoples' glyphs anymore.
#887 aquamonkeyeg Posted Oct 15, 2014
Yea, being able to see glyphs would be a huge help.
I solved korean version problems. This is my file(Link)
1. 'koKr.lua' is modified.
2. LibGearExam.lua
add this text to line 300
-- for Korea Client
elseif (r == 255 and g == 255 and b == 255) or (color == "|cffffffff") then
return true, text;
-- for Korea red Client
elseif (r == 255 and g == 32 and b == 32) or (color == "|cffff2020") then
return true, text;
3. LibGearExam.lua
As you said that I changed line 67 to: 'PVPPOWER = STAT_PVP_POWER,'
4. LibGearExam.lua
'FormatStatName' function is modified.
function LGE:FormatStatName(statToken,inPercent)
if (not self.StatNames[statToken]) then
return statToken.." (Invalid Stat)";
elseif (inPercent and self.StatRatingBaseTable[statToken]) then
return self.StatNames[statToken].." "..RATING;
return self.StatNames[statToken];
5. stats.lua
add "PVPPOWER" to line 24
Thanks for your help.
1. I am korean user. In korean version, This addon miss some stats. These stats are white text. ex) Armor, Stamina... Only green text stats are scaned. Gem stats(white) are also missed.
2. 'PvP Power' don't appear on stats list(second screenshot)
LibGearExam.lua is suspected of causing this problem. Line 67 ' PVPPOWER = "PvP Power",'
3. On stats list, some stats have unnecessary expressions. I can't find where these are from. ex) '숙련' -> '숙련 평점'
1. I already modified "koKR.lua".But problem still appear.
(Screenshot Link) Left item shows a green crit stat. This appear on examiner. But a white crit stat disappear at right item. I don't think 'koKR.lua' causes this problem, right?
2. 'stat.lua' should have "PVPPOWER" (what I needs). And putting "ARMOR" in 'PLAYERSTAT_DEFENSES' is more proper(not in 'PLAYERSTAT_BASE_STATS').
Many stats are duplicated in melee and spell category. I want to combine these category. But I don't know proper variable name(wow api);;
3. Now WOW don't use 'rating' expression. So I recommend to delete '.." "..RATING' in 'LibGearExam.lua' line 524. '%' is sufficient to know whether percent or not.
i absolutely love your addon! one thing i would love to use it for - if at all possible - is to go back to cached players and not only see their gear, but see what they had transmogged it to, as with the in-game tooltip.
is that something that could possibly be cached: what an item has been transmogrified to?
many thanks! :)
#868 aquamonkeyeg Posted May 20, 2014
5.4.8 introduced 2 more item upgrades to SoO and TI gear. Examiner isn't reading the higher ilvls properly.
#869 Christerpher Posted May 24, 2014
Quote from aquamonkeyeg »
5.4.8 introduced 2 more item upgrades to SoO and TI gear. Examiner isn't reading the higher ilvls properly.
Yes this is in need of an update, one of my favorite addons of all time, sucks when its broken :(
Quote from Christerpher »
Quote from aquamonkeyeg »
5.4.8 introduced 2 more item upgrades to SoO and TI gear. Examiner isn't reading the higher ilvls properly.
Yes this is in need of an update, one of my favorite addons of all time, sucks when its broken :(
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This Saturday was the New England Yoga Championships. I went into the Championships a little hesitant...I wasn't sure what to expect exactly. I was afraid it would cheapen the art of practice, that it would destroy the art of staying on your mat, of calming your mind. I am happy to report that the Championships in no way hurt yoga and in fact, I am glad I went.
The Championships did not feel competitive at all. Here is the deal - though there are certainly talented yogi/nis in the Championship, there are also competitors who are doing it for themselves. There was one woman who previously had back surgery for three herniated discs and, through yoga, had managed her back pain and had gotten completely off pain killers. She was competing because she could, because she was thankful for yoga. There were numerous competitors that were clearly there for themselves - not to prove that they are better than anyone else, but to challenge themselves. In fact, it is encouraged for yogi/nis of all levels to compete, to get on stage and challenge themselves. There were some super yoginis up there, yes. But there was also an array of body types and personalities. As far as 'sports' and 'chamionships' go, it made me proud to be a yogini.
With that said, some pictures complements of Steven Schwartz Photography: http://stevenschwartz.smugmug.com/event/YOGA-NERYAC
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Happy Tuesday everyone!
You might have followed the very few interactions we have had on Twitter and Facebook in the past month, but if you haven't it's time to briefly tell you what we've been up to, what we are doing now and what the plan is for the coming weeks.
First of all we apologize for having kept you waiting for so long, but when you are having fun with so many dogs, puppies and elephants is easy to forget about the rest of the world.
If you add to the equation our very limited, almost complete lack of, internet connection we experienced, you might even forgive us, maybe?
We spent the past month in the middle of the 'jungle' in the Northern Thailand not far from Chiang Mai, volunteering at the Elephant Nature Park Dogs shelter. It has been an amazing experience from the first day and come the end of the week we could resist the temptation to stay for another one, then another, then it's four weeks later and we're still there having the greatest time possible.
Needless to say that the daily routine in a dog shelter can be very tiring, it's hard work especially when the temperature stays between 35-40 degrees Celsius and there are more than 400 dogs to be looked after. This didn't and couldn't stop us from staying, in fact the love that our furry friends gave us was more rewarding than everything else.
Plus, the shelter is located in an Elephant Park where 36 elephants are free to roam around and enjoy themselves. Note – we were even there for the birth of its newest member, Dok Mai.
What else could we desire? We were having the time of our lives with the dogs and learning about the elephants' lives when we could, what a bonus! It felt almost unreal!
There will be more photos and posts to come, we promise!
We are now in Bangkok, visiting a friend we made through couchsurfing and catching up with the blog trying not to melt in the meantime (it's so hot!).
Our time here hasn't been completely a bouquet of roses however. Have you heard about the very unfortunate robbery we experienced just 3 days ago?
We were on an overnight bus from Chiang Mai to Bangkok and somebody happily helped themselves to our money & a debit card that we stupidly forgot in our backpacks that were stored in the coach luggage compartment.
Taking a break from the nomadic life simply made us forget about some basic rules – shame on us – good job we didn't have any other valuables in the backpacks.
It was a sad morning for us when opening our bags we noticed things were packed in a different way and the money was gone. And we weren't the only ones, apparently they opened every bag.
Oh well, bad things happen, we just have to learn the lesson and make sure we won't make the same mistake again 🙁
We have to say a big THANK YOU to those who've already donated some money to help support us, our blog and to keep our journey going. If you want to know how, simply follow the link to our Buy Us Lunch page. Every little helps! 😉
You Might Be Wondering What's Next?
As usual we haven't got a clear plan, as you've probably come to expect from us by now. The only thing we've decided is to go to Cambodia, so we're are currently searching for more volunteering opportunities over there hoping to find something with animals again, but we'll have to see.
Also we are thinking to change our diets. After having only eaten delicious vegetarian & vegan food at the Elephant Nature Park for the past month and enjoyed it a lot, we decided to test ourselves with another 30 days out in the read world. We'll let you know how our vegetarian challenge will go.
We are looking forward sharing all this and the next part of our journey with you! 🙂
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BBM & Pinkxi didn't get to see the full moon this evening. The clouds had hidden it from them. They did nibble on some yummy mooncakes though. Pinkxi had an idea of a Mooncake Fairy residing in the moon and busies herself making these delicious confectionery with the help of her pet bunny. BBM thought that aint half bad a story in itself. 🙂
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On December 21, 2012, the world is going to end. I know, it sucks. Apparently, the ancient Mayas hated us and chose to stop time on that date. I was hoping to collect on the Social Security they've been sucking out of my checks since I was 16 before dying, but that's clearly out of the question now...
I suppose we should all work really hard to save money for the next year and half so we can stop working and have an extended doomsday party for all of 2012.
What's actually happening? The Mayan Long Count calendar ends on the 2012 Winter Solstice. Because the Mayans created such accurate astronomical calendars and projected it so far into the future, this leads the doomsayers to believe they stopped the calendar because there's no time left to count.
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Grove Cottage, Allonby
Grove Cottage is a beautiful, newly renovated cottage set in the charming seaside village of Allonby. Just a short distance from the sandy and shingle beach
Aloft, Allonby
A seaside retreat near the Lake District with views across the bay Aloft has an excellent location near the beach and has views across Allonby Bay, towards the Isle of Man
Mariner's Cottage, Allonby
Mariner's Cottage is tastefully furnished and equipped to a high standard and is perfectly situated to take advantage of the excellent variety of attractions this area has to offer.
Abbotts Way, Almondsbury
Abbotts Way is luxury self-catering accommodation and holiday apartments offering short and medium term lets. Daily, weekly or monthly terms are available.
The Summerhouse, Alnmouth
Extremely comfortable studio cottage in contemporary sea-side style suitable for couples, plus a dog. Set in quiet rural hamlet with panoramic views over open countryside. One mile to beaches and main village of Alnmouth
Coast Cottage, Alnwick
Coast cottage sits in approx quarter acre of pretty enclosed garden opposite the church and vicarage in the Northumbrian coastal village of Longhoughton, which lies 5 miles east of Alnwick.
Sunny Cottage, Alnwick
An immaculate 19th century cottage in a surprisingly quiet and private location, just a couple of minutes walk to the pubs, cafes, gift shops and galleries in the centre of the village. The pretty river bank is just yards away.
Lane End Cottage, Alnwick
This immaculate 19th century cottage is located in the heart of the picturesque and historic village of Warkworth, just a minutes walk to the good range of pubs, cafes, gift shops and galleries and centrally placed for touring Northumberland.
Pottery Cottage, Alnwick
A Luxurious Holiday Cottage New owners Richard and Joanne Foster extend a warm welcome to guests old and new. This delightful cottage in the heart of the rolling Northumberland countryside at the foot of the Cheviot Hills.
The Bakehouse Upstairs, Alnwick
A charming beamed two-bedroomed apartment, complete with 1 double and 1 twin above the Bakehouse Gallery in Alnwick. The accommodation is close to all amenities, tastefully decorated and full of character;
The Hotspur, Alnwick
The Hotspur luxury apartment is on the second floor of the hotspur building. On the third floor is a belvedere (turret) where one can enjoy views over AInwick and the castle in the distance - an ideal getaway for a quiet game of cards.
Jasmine Cottage, Alnwick
This charming Cottage was built in 1912 as one of the Duke of Northumberland cottages and is to be found in the delightful village of Lesbury. Perfectly situated for exploring this beautiful area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Rock House Farm, Alston
Rock House Farm is a large farmhouse that sleeps up to 14 (+2 cots) in 4 bedrooms (double and 3 large family rooms). It has a large lounge and a sitting room. The dining room has a large table that seats 14 (+3 high chairs).
Riverside, Alston
Cottage on riverside, private garden.. Riverside cottage is tranquil with its riverside view, sit in the garden, watch the fish jump you can even fish from the garden (licence required), also enjoy a barbeque in the garden.
Coquet Cottage, Amble
Coquet Cottage is a traditional stone built terraced house located minutes away from Queen Street host to a mixture of shops, pubs, cafes, banks etc. At the far end of Queen Street is the new Town Square and Visitors Centre.
The Sheiling, Amble
The Sheiling is a comfortable two bedroomed house with fantastic views of the Northumbrian coastline. It is situated on a quiet road in Amble overlooking the promenade and Little Shore, and is close to all local amenities.
Coras, Amble
This stone built house is just a few minutes walk from the centre of Amble with its beach, marina, fishing harbour and popular Sunday quayside market. Amble is situated on the Northumberland Heritage Coast.
Rosewood, Amble
Rosewood is a 2-bedroom end terrace stone cottage that has recently been refurbished to a very high standard. The accommodation comprises: Kitchen with dishwasher, washer-dryer, firdge-freezer, oven, microwave, kettle, toaster and coffee machine.
High View, Ambleside
High View is a stone-built Victorian house providing a perfect base for a family holiday with 3 good-sized bedrooms, 1 queen, 1 double, 1 twin and a large dining kitchen. The house is decorated in a contemporary style.
Greycotes Holiday Cottage, Ambleside
A stunning holiday cottage in the heart of the English lakes. Although the beautiful area we live in has suffered terribly with the recent floods, we would like to let everybody know Greycotes has not been affected.
Long House Cottages, Ambleside
Long House Cottages are situated in the beautiful Great Langdale valley in the heart of the Lake District National Park. Enjoying a stunning location near the foot of the Langdale Pikes.
The Love Shack, Ambleside
The Love Shack was built by and for those looking for understated luxury, design excellence and environmental sensitivity. This award-winning detached timber house is situated in its own small fenced woodland with nearby parking
The Barn, Appleby-in-Westmorland
The Barn has been skilfully converted from a former barn.With its interior that blends traditional and contemporary styles to create an outstanding holiday home full of character and charm.
The Ship, Appleby-in-Westmorland
Originally a local inn The Ship has been tastefully converted, retaining original features and furnished in a traditional style.
Gannets Nest, Appledore
Our cottage in the picturesque fishing village of Appledore is the ideal location for exploring the North Devon coast. Book a fishing trip, go crabbing on the Quay, take a leisurely stroll exploring the maze of narrow streets.
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Houston Food And Drinks
Once you experience the Houston food and drinks, you are going to relish it for the times to come. If you plan to spend the thanksgiving in the city of Houston, you will get to have the best turkey preparation of the world.
You get roasted turkey, herb rubbed turkey, simple stuffing and also white wine gravy turkey. Houston food and drinks serves you the variety you would like to indulge in. Houston is popular for the kinds of drinks that you get to have there. You get some the exquisite wines out here in Houston. Dimassi is one of the most popular restaurants of Houston. There is a wide spread of Houston food and drinks from which you can choose according to your tastes and preferences.
Dimassi specializes in Houston food and drinks. You can expect to get almost everything over here. There are a number of locations around the town where Dimassi has its outlet. The most popular of all is the Lebanese food that is available here. This restaurant remains crowded for most parts of the year for the delicious Houston foods and drinks. The best about the Dimassi is the all-you-eat buffet. The cost of having food at Dimassi is surprisingly easy compared to the kind of variety you get.
Among the most popular Houston food and drinks, the one that is a common choice for all is the Lebanese salad made from cucumber, tomatoes, onions, vinegar and lemon juice. It goes well with everything and is particularly good for the health.If you are a die hard carnivore, you are sure to like the garlic dip that work wonderfully with the chicken dishes. Remember to taste lamb shank when in Houston. It is a delicacy, the taste of which will linger in your mouth for quite sometime.
Houston food and drinks are popular all over the world and one of the biggest attractions that bring people to this country. The natives of Houston are quite addicted to caffeine. As such you will get a café shop at each step. The dharma Café is a very popular joint among people of all ages. If you love to eat, then you would not be disappointed once you come to Houston. Houston food and drinks are liked by one and all.
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MetLife launches warehouse lending division, hires two new heads of operations
MetLife Bank recently embarked on a new capital venture in residential mortgage warehouse lending, an unprecedented business expansion for the insurance and financial services firm. And according to managing director for the operation, Brian Lewand, it's about time. "We just felt that it was a natural fit for MetLife Bank," Lewand told HousingWire in an interview. "We'd like to be, what I call, a meaningful presence in the residential mortgage warehousing lending business." MetLife hired two former Sovereign Bank executives two weeks ago to help structure the new endeavor. Charley Clark, vice president and head of warehouse lending, will report directly to Lewand. Paul Chmielinski, head of warehouse lending relationship management, will report directly to Clark. Rumors were floating around previously about the hiring status of other individuals for MetLife's warehousing lending operation. Lewand said that the rumors pertained to other Sovereign Bank individuals and were not true. He also said that MetLife plans to add more staff to the project in the next four to eight weeks, but more information will be available at the end of the third quarter. Lewand, who is also head of Capital Markets for MetLife Bank, said ultimately, he thinks the launch of the new operation is smart business decision. "The fact is we think there's opportunity in the marketplace." Write to Christine Ricciardi.


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While Shell South Africa executives have been blowing their trumpets about 'global standards' and 'doing things right' and that 'polluting events are caused by the smaller fly-by-night companies' their record NOW in China belies their claims of how good they will be in SA and how they will 'make an ecological example of the Karoo.'Question for Shell SA: "Are you using sub-standard techniques and materiel in China because you don't care, or is this the best you have?""The rock itself in China is more difficult to extract gas from. There are high underground stresses, and Shell experienced some deformed well casings early in China drilling, according to a March paper published by Shell employees. "In general, you have to drill deeper" in China to reach shale gas, said Shell Chief Technology Officer Gerald Schotman" –
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3 Helpful Tips for the Big Moving Day
Moving can be one of the most stressful events in a person's life — no matter how prepared you actually are. It's something that nearly all of us have to worry about every couple of years. Around one-fourth of Americans say they are very likely to move within the next five years. There are plenty of things you can do before the big day to make it as easy a move as possible, but a lot could go wrong during the move.
Here are a few moving day tips that might help you on your big day.
Take Advantage of Storage Units
Obviously you're going to have a lot of boxes and furniture items to move on the actual moving day. Even if you're moving into a bigger home or apartment, however, you might not have as much space when everything isn't nearly organized and put away. It's better to have the least amount of actual stuff in your new home so you can periodically get everything else set up. If you rent a storage unit for a month or two, you'll be able to keep all the items you won't need immediately safe and out of the way. This will free up space to tackle the rest of the unpacking and organizing of your new home.
Don't Worry About Boxes
You shouldn't worry about unpacking anything on the actual day of the move. Aside from hygiene essentials and stuff you'll need for that night and the next day, leave everything unpacked until the following day. You don't want to overwork or over-stress yourself even more. Start unpacking a day or two after the move.
Plan Out Your Travel
Particularly if you're moving long-distance, if you don't have a plan, it can cause for some serious breakdown in your moving plans. You might want specific pieces of furniture or items to go in specific rooms or areas,and if you're not there at the right time it can cause even more confusion. Make sure you know when the movers will get to both the old place and the new one, and make sure you're there at those same times if necessary.
Contact local movers to get the best assistance and learn other moving day tips.


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Assuming that the ads are in the same Ad Set and have the same audience, it's possible the lower CPC ad is performing better for your target audience -- they might be finding it more appealing. Usually, the CPC is lower if the Relevancy Score is higher (this isn't always the rule, but it tends to be true).
Over time, Facebook will pick the best performing ad in an Ad Set and start showing that one more.
What is the Click-Through Rate and what is your Reach? This might give you a better idea of what is going on...
However, you only have 60 clicks total. That's not a lot of data to make a decision just yet.
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Rangers Open Regular Season in St. Louis
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It's an unexpected line, especially with Martin St. Louis playing center instead of his usual right wing, but Thursday night's game proved it to be an effective combination; this line was directly responsible for all three of the New York Rangers' (1-0-0) goals in their 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Blues (0-1-0) to kick off regular season play.
Rick Nash tallied two goals–including the game-winner–and assisted Kreider's goal; Chris Kreider scored and assisted Nash's first goal; Martin St. Louis registered assists on Kreider's goal and Nash's game-winner. Tonight, this line was unstoppable.
"[The Kreider-St.Louis-Nash line] spent some quality time in the other team's end," said Rangers head coach Alain Vigneault after the game. "They made the other team pay when [the Blues] made some mistakes, and they helped us win this first game of the year."
The first period was all New York. Everything seemed to go in the Rangers' favor as they demonstrated their speed and determination from the get-go. Four minutes into the period, Kreider dove after a blocked shot along the right side of the boards and found Nash in front of the net for a wrist shot to put New York up 1-0. The Rangers continued peppering Blues G Brian Elliott with shots and ended the first period having outshot St. Louis 16-8. They also kept up strong defensive pressure, blocking 7 shots in the opening period alone, and forced the Blues to make several turnovers. This strong and aggressive play made all the difference, and the Rangers went into the locker room with a firm hold on the game's momentum and their one-goal lead.
In the second period, the physical element of this aggressive play escalated. Though nine different players were sent to the penalty box, each of the subsequent power plays came up empty for both teams, and the Rangers kept their 1-0 lead going into the third. But the momentum began to shift as the Blues found their game and began fighting back. The physical play carried over into the final period, and the Blues tied the game up 1-1 when LW Jaden Schwartz found the back of the net at 18:28.
The momentum shift stayed with St. Louis until Rangers LW Mats Zuccarello and Blues RW T.J. Oshie exchanged words, punches, and five-minute major fighting penalties a few minutes later–Zuccarello's first.
"I was shocked, but it was impressive for [Zuccarello] to stand up like that," said G Henrik Lundqvist, who registered his first career win against the Blues and has now tallied a W against every team other than the Rangers. "He's a strong player, and I like the way he plays."
This fight sparked something within the Rangers; shortly afterward, Kreider used his explosive speed to score on a breakaway down the middle of the ice to make the score 2-1 in favor of New York. But the Blues found a way to tie the score at two goals apiece midway through the period with a goal by C Paul Stastny. With each goal, the game's intensity heightened as both teams battled to gain the lead and control the game. After several minutes of physical, evenly-matched hockey, the Kreider-St. Louis-Nash line struck again: St. Louis found Nash in front of the net with a backhand, no-look pass with 1:50 remaining, and the Rangers held onto a 3-2 lead as the clock wound down.
All in all, not a bad start to the season.
"I like the fact that we battled," said D Ryan McDonagh, who was named the 27th captain in Rangers history on Tuesday. "We grinded one out. That's got to be a staple of this team: to play well defensively and battle every night. It got ugly at times, but we stayed with it, stayed positive, and found a way."
"When the schedule came out, I couldn't think of a tougher place for us to start than in St. Louis," added Nash. "We had this one circled for a long time, and we knew it would be a true test coming out of the gates."
It may have only been Game 1, but this early test demonstrated that this Rangers team is ready to fight.
Unfortunately, this win came with a cost. Rangers D Dan Boyle suffered a broken hand late in the game and is expected to miss the next 4-6 weeks. With Boyle as well as top centerman Derek Stepan both out with injuries for the time being, the Rangers will have to continue experimenting with lines and combinations.
New York now travels to Columbus for a game on Saturday (7PM ET) before returning to Madison Square Garden for their home-opener on Sunday against Toronto.