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Europe as We Know It is Dying
What Will Follow the Winter of Western Civilization?
It's happened before.
Writing a century and a half before the birth of Christ, the Greek historian Polybius observed "nowadays all over Greece such a diminution in natality and in general manner such depopulation that the towns are deserted and the fields lie fallow. Although this country has not been ravaged by wars or epidemics, the cause of the harm is evident: by avarice or cowardice the people, if they marry, will not bring up the children they ought to have. At most they bring up one or two. It is in this way that the scourge before it is noticed is rapidly developed."
He concluded by urging his fellow Greeks to return to their historic love of family and children. "The remedy is in ourselves," he wrote. "We have but to change our morals." His advice, unfortunately, went largely unheeded.
The demographic winter of the Greek city-states led to economic stagnation and military weakness, which in turn invited invasion and conquest. After a century of increasing dominance in the Eastern Mediterranean, Rome finally annexed the Greek city-states in 146 B.C.
Will a Europe in the grip of a similar demographic winter come to a similar unhappy end? Certainly Europeans of today, like the Greeks of old, are barely having children. The birthrate across the entire continent is far below the replacement level of 2.1 children per couple. Italy, Spain, Austria, and Germany have total fertility rates, or TFRs, of only 1.4 or so, while Poland and Russia languish at 1.32 and 1.2 respectively. The more or less generous child allowances these countries pay the prolific has scarcely caused these numbers to budge. The birth dearth continues to widen.
Meanwhile, adherents of pro-family sects such as Islam are moving in, having children, and repopulating historic Christendom. Is this process likely to continue? And to what end?
Most Muslim countries in North Africa and the Middle East have fertility rates two or three times as high as Europe. Afghanistan and Somalia, whose fertility rates are above 6 children (6.62 and 6.4 respectively), may be outliers. But other Middle Eastern countries with above-replacement TFRs include Iraq at 4.86, Pakistan at 3.65, and Saudi Arabia at 3.03. Even immigrants from the most Westernized Muslim countries such as Turkey and Tunisia average nearly twice as many children as the extant populations of most European countries.
While falling fertility may be humanity's general fate, it is this differential fertility that will determine Europe's destiny. Although the birthrates of Muslim immigrants to Europe are far lower than they were just a generation ago, they are still far more open to life than highly secularized Europeans. Moreover, these immigrants, once in place in Germany, Italy, Spain, etc., tend to maintain their relatively high fertility for a generation.
As a result of this potent mix of immigration and procreation, the number of Muslims will continue to grow. Europe as a whole, some demographers suggest, will have a majority Muslim population by 2100.
What a strange twist of history! Over the centuries, various Muslim armies have repeatedly attempted to conquer Europe. Time and time again, at Tours, Vienna, at Lepanto, at Malta, they were thrown back. Yet now what their forebears were unable to accomplish by force, their distant descendants will achieve by peacefully winning the Battle of the Cradle.
Whether they will be radicalized or secularized Muslims is the central question. If they are radicalized, then we can expect efforts to impose Sharia law in country after country, along with the growing persecution of the Christian minority. Catholics in Germany, for example, may come to be treated in largely the same way that Coptic Christians in Egypt have been for the last few centuries, that is to say, as second-class citizens, to be maligned, taxed and beaten almost at will.
If, on the other hand, the second- and third-generation Muslims are largely secularized, then the Christian minority will be, presumably, treated somewhat better, though still subject to some level of discrimination. As everyone knows by now, the Secular Left preaches a tolerance that it generally does not practice.
Either way, believers in once-Christian Europe will probably find themselves living in what might be called a pre-Constantine moment. In others words, they will be living under regimes that punish, even persecute, them for their beliefs.
At the present moment, Europeans still control their own destiny. As Polybius, were he alive today, would surely remind them: "The remedy is in yourselves. You have but to change your morals."
I don't think it's going to
I don't think it's going to happen, Steve. The problem we have, in the United Kingdom at least, is that we have lost too much of our manufacturing industry to be able to afford to sustain indefinitely a population of 60 million while at the same time paying everyone a wage sufficient to enable men to afford to be husbands and fathers. This is aggravated by the fact that the rich have succeeded in hogging the lion's share of the wealth for themselves.
In Regards to Muslims
With the stunning drop in Muslim birthrates, I highly doubt they will conquer Europe as the defeatists say. It is a myth that their TFRs are soaring. There are pockets of fertility, but those are few and far in between.
I'm not too keen on this defeatism. As a Canadian, we do have a lot of immigration, but the Muslims here at best have 2-3 children.
Odd, I have read that Turkish women actually have less children than their German counterparts in Germany.
48 out of the 49 majority Muslim nations have experience tremendous fertility decline. That said, Muslims also tend to live near other Muslims, so Europe may not be overwhelmed.
Muslims are confident that they might one day be the majority, but as they are suffering the same fate as the Europeans, they are not entitled to this idea.
People in one Country should have the same believes
People in one Country should have the same believes and respect each other and treat every individuals as brothers and sisters. Otherwise I don't think they can be called as one nation, even though they live in the same place.
Muslims they refuse to merge into the host countries' culture. and They refuse to absorb anything new into their culture. It is hard for you guy to go into their life. they are mostly live in a closed and isolated society of their own.
Acceptance and tolerant should be bi-direction. but obviously you Europeans are over tolerant to these new immigrants than their responses. I don't think they show any appreciate to your kindness.
I'm not a European nor a Muslim. I'm from a country outside your world. I think I can see this things more clear than you are.
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|International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 311 (2012) 7-16
|Mass spectrometry of anions and cations produced in 1-4 keV H−, O−, and OH− collisions with nitromethane, water, ethanol, and methanol
|D. AlmeidaR. AntunesG. MartinsG. GarciaR.W. McculloughS. Eden1P. Limão-Vieira
|Interactions between 1 and 4 keV anions (H−, O−, and OH−) and gas-phase molecules (nitromethane, water, ethanol, and methanol) have been studied using quadrupole mass spectrometry of the product anions and cations. The low collision velocities (0.07-0.40 vBohr) provide favourable conditions for electron transfer from the anion projectile to the neutral target molecule yielding negative ion formation, while strong competition with cation formation is also observed. Relative production of fragment cations increases with H− impact energy and with projectile mass when energy is constant. Considered together, these results suggest a momentum dependence on collisional energy deposition. As far as negative ion production is concerned, comparisons with previous free electron attachment studies are drawn as a starting point for the interpretation of the anion fragmentation channels. For nitromethane and water, the present anion fragmentation patterns are substantially different to the free electron attachment data. Conversely the fragmentation channels of ethanol and methanol anions only show clear dependence on the electron attachment/transfer process in terms of the relative anion yields.
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Battlefield is a very basic stage in the Super Smash Bros. Series. It does not originate from any game series and appears in all Smash Brother games. It is a very basic stage and widely preferred in competition and strategies can be formed. Characters who have good aerial attacks will use this stage while characters who prefer ground games will have more difficulty.
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Battlefield, as seen in Super Smash Bros..
In Super Smash Brothers, there is a stage that is home to the Fighting Polygon Team. This stage is sometimes referred to as a Battlefield stage. It is a three-platform stage with solid land below. It is smaller compared to the stages in Melee and Brawl and lacks ledges. It has a high ceiling. It can't be played in multiplayer unless the game is hacked.
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Battlefield, as seen in Super Smash Bros. Melee.
Battlefield in Super Smash Brothers Melee, can be unlocked by clearing All-Star Mode on any difficulty, with any character. The main part of the stage is flat and has three platforms above the main part of the stage. It is considered to be a fair stage and is not banned in tournament standard matches. Gravity is lowered on this stage in the Adventure Mode for the fight against the Fighting Wire Frames.
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Super Smash Bros. Melee borrows settings from many different games to create its stages, but the Battlefield is an original creation. While its initial impression may strike some players as a bit ominous, the layout itself is fairly standard, lending it to serious, straightforward matches. Additionally, it's used to pit players against the Fighting Wire Frames.
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No offense, Mum, but c'mon - the same sandwich for 13 years? Geez.
So here's a list of things to inspire me when I find myself in kitchen at 8:45, butter knife in one hand and the Vegemite jar in the other. History shall not repeat!
- Potato salad and cheese
- Dates and goats cheese on rye
- Red cabbage coleslaw and cheese
- Hummous with cumminy grated carrot
- Curried egg salad and rocket
- Marinated peppers, eggplant, roasted sweet potato and feta
- Chutney and tasty cheese
- Olive tapenade and roasted vegie slices
- Salad with beetroot dip
- Roasted tomatoes with basil, oregano, rocket and feta
- Beany Sloppy Joes with lettuce
- Avocado and smoked tofu
- Fruit bread with cream cheese
Now, keep in mind that you don't need to just use bread. Oh, no, siree! You can use wraps, or pitas, or bagels, or baguettes, or tortillas or any other sort of carby goodness. Mmmmm... carbs! Best to go for wholemeal and whole grained bread, as they will have a lower GI. Lower GI foods are digested more slowly, which means the brain receives glucose at a nice steady rate, aiding in concentration - perfect for school kids, rather than giving them a bit fat high GI glucose rush, which may leave them tired, irritable and unable to concentrate. For more GI info see here.
Food for hot summer days:
- Chilled soups, such as avocado and buttermilk; Moroccon carrot; chilled Borscht
- Rice paper rolls with dipping sauces
- Watermelon and feta salad
- Pita pockets stuffed with salad and felafals
- Pasta salad with olives, feta and roasted cherry tomatoes
- Chilled dips with turkish bread and julienned vegetables
- Spicy brown rice pilafs with chilled yoghurt
- Couscous salads with dressings
Food for chilly winter days:
- Refried beans with plain corn chips
- Dhal with wholemeal garlic roti
- Grumble's favourite soups, such as minestrone, curried pea and lettuce, Indian-style tomato and lentil, potato and leek, Thai pumpkin.
- Serve the soups in a thermos, with something to dip with on the side: savoury muffins, bread rolls, parmesan and olive pinwheels, cheesy toast fingers etc
- Toasted muffins with pizza toppings
- Samosas with raita
- Vegetable pasties with sauce
- Warmed oriental noodles in the thermos
- Reheated wholemeal pizza slices
- Warmed up casseroles with cheesy or herby dumplings
- Vegetables curried with brown rice
- Fruit, obviously, based on what is in season
- Fruit salads
- Dried fruits
- Dips with carrots and cucumber
- Home made museli bars
- Fruity muffins
- Cherry tomatoes with cubes of cheese
- Home made biscuits that are light on the sugar and heavy on the oats
- Celery with peanut butter
- Slices of gherkins with cheese
Whew! I think I'm now officially out of ideas. If anybody has any more suggestions, leave them in the comments - I love to hear what your kids munch away on!


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Bolt is a pleasant animated comedy that overcomes the story's familiarity with strong visuals and likable characters.
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From Walt Disney Animation Studios comes Bolt, the tale of a superstar TV pup (voiced by John Travolta) who gets plopped in the middle of America with seemingly no way back to the glam and glitz of Hollywood. Thanks to his starring role on a hit television show, Bolt the pooch has become a household name. But Bolt has bought into his own heroic image, now believing that he really possesses the super-canine powers of his fictional television series. When he's accidentally shipped from Hollywood
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Disney's first 3D animation, made under new head John Lasseter, is a likeable, dynamic and seductively characterised family entertainment.
That it falls short of Pixar's lofty heights doesn't mean the attempt isn't worthwhile; indeed, Bolt is the most entertaining and well-crafted Disney Animation movie in years.
The 3-D process is an enhancement, even though it's used with little verve or ingenuity. But the movie's terms are severely limited too.
Belief may be in question for much of the movie -- only for the perturbed pooch -- but fortunately, enjoyment is never a problem.
In the pre-Thanksgiving lull, parents can take their young'uns to Bolt, drop their 10-to-14-year-olds off at Twilight, and the whole family will have survived the weekend.
Although it doesn't reach the heights of Finding Nemo or The Incredibles, it's a masterpiece compared with Disney's 2002 Treasure Island.
Restores some faith that there are some creative minds left in animated films that Pixar hasn't added to its talent pool.
It's sophisticated look is rich with details that are easy to take for granted, but which add immeasurably to the texture and dimension of the scenes.
The latest generation of animated flicks is a sort of latter-day vaudeville revue. Kiddies who take Bolt to heart may conclude not only that dogs really do have superpowers, but also that everybody's in showbiz.
Wait... an all-star voice cast for a computer-animated story we've never heard of before, and it's watchable, too?
A touch slight by Disney standards, but even if it's not high art, it's still warm-and-fuzzy fun.
Bolt marks Disney's long awaited re-emergence as a top-dog in the world of animation.
Unmistakably bears the conflicting influence of Pixar and Disney's old ideals.
Are your kids ready for an existential movie? Turns out they are: Disney's CGI-animated action comedy Bolt is, at its core, a story of one individual's discovery that his sense of reality...has been seriously skewed. [Blu-ray]
Focused, fun and action-packed, Disney's Bolt proves that it doesn't need the Pixar banner to make an excellent CG animated film.
John Travolta's earnest, gentle voice performance as the title character goes a long way in making this Disney animated feature a winner.
So much fun, you might be tempted to conclude that Disney's acquisition of the amazing Pixar team has inspired the already in-house Disney team to new heights.
Molonoti me ton Lasseter kapoy pano ap' tin paragogi, na tis dinei aroma Pixar, i prototypia tis tainias tis Disney eksantleitai se merika oraia panarismata kai haritomenes gonies tainias drasis sti skinothesia, i asfaleia tis sto problepsimo senario omos
The jokes aren't a match for Pixar's best, and there's too much sentimentality (as if Lasseter were determined to keep Disney's cartoons just that little bit less cool than Pixar's), but this is still an above-average children's film.
The plot is sentimental fluff. But this has energy and invention enough to keep Lasseter top of the heap.
The wonderfully expressive features on Bolt make him feel almost real and the movie has enough charm and humour to please both adults and children.
The latest Disney animation has everything going for it, from a cast including John Travolta and Miley Cyrus to a truly brilliant premise.
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The story is as usual pretty unoriginal but it still works well, it has a touch of 'Lassie' in there and 'Homeward Bound' with the cross country trek to find the owner but this does give it a soft touch that can pull at the heart strings in places.
It starts off kinda weak, your not too such what the films tag is or where the plot is going but it soon starts to pick up when Bolt reaches NY.
It looks great with some very detailed fur action going on and brilliant movement copying with other animals such as the pigeons. The funniest parts tend to be with the funniest character...that being 'Rhino the hamster', an almost Jack Black type rodent haha not an overdose of humour in the film but most comes from Rhino.
Solid film for all but still cant compete with the mighty 'Toy Story' trilogy.
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Ms Cremona's communication with the council's disciplinary board is reproduced bellow:
"In December I contested and was elected onto the KNZ Executive Board, in order to work for Maltese youths, especially for those facing health troubles and in need of support. Thus, I humbly accept to once again form part of the KNZ Executive Board and be of service to youths."
KNZ President Ryan Mercieca called for Ms Cremona's resignation when it became known that she would be canvassing in a 2014 MEP campaign for a candidate contesting on the Labour ticket, highlighting that her involvement in political activities would be detrimental to the council's neutrality. Ms Cremona promptly resigned; pointing out that the council members had set a precedent for their own neutrality.
Mr Mercieca's own credibility has since been called into question. Following a series of breaches of the Youth Council Statute during last month's Extraordinary General Meeting the council's disciplinary organ called for a vote of confidence in President Mercieca.
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The District is one of the eleven Districts that make up the Upper West Region. It lies in the north western corner of the Upper West Region in Ghana between Long. 2°25 W and 2°45W and Lat. 10°20 and 11°00. It is bounded to the East and South by the Lambussie and Jirapa Districts respectively and to the north and west by the Republic of Burkina Faso. The total area of the District is put at 567.6 square km. This constitutes about 3.1% of the Region's total land area. The District is estimated to have 84 communities with 95% of the inhabitants in the rural areas. The population density is about 89 per square kilometer. It is the most densely populated District in the region. The District has its administrative capital at Nandom.
Nandom District Assembly in the Upper West Region has adopted a four-point resolution to tackle education and infrastructural development in the district.
The Nandom Midwifery Training School remaining one of the three midwifery training schools in the Upper West region is increasingly getting a boost in infrastructure to improve the status of the school in the area.


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The U.S. Department of Education has released its first-ever comparison of state-level graduation rates and Indiana– to no surprise – ties for third highest in the nation. Iowa was ranked No. 1 at 88 percent; Wisconsin and Vermont tied for second place at 87 percent. Indiana is tied with Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Tennessee and Texas with a rate of 86 percent.
Before the current administration of the Indiana Department of Education takes credit, it should be noted the graduation rate is for the class of 2011. Its members were halfway through their sophomore year of high school and well on their way to graduation success before Superintendent Tony Bennett took office.
Credit for Indiana's increasing graduation rate rightly goes to former state Superintendent Suellen Reed, who over 16 years in office implemented policy supported by research, not by education profiteers.
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"I don't like this expression "First World problems." It is false and it is condescending. Yes, Nigerians struggle with floods or infant mortality. But these same Nigerians also deal with mundane and seemingly luxurious hassles. Connectivity issues on your BlackBerry, cost of car repair, how to sync your iPad, what brand of noodles to buy: Third World problems. All the silly stuff of life doesn't disappear just because you're black and live in a poorer country. People in the richer nations need a more robust sense of the lives being lived in the darker nations. Here's a First World problem: the inability to see that others are as fully complex and as keen on technology and pleasure as you are."


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Republican presidential candidate and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney arrives to his election night rally, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, in Boston. President Obama defeated Republican challenger former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney.
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Willard Mitt Romney (born March 12, 1947) is an American businessman and politician who served as the 70th Governor of Massachusetts from 2003 to 2007. He was the Republican Party's nominee for President of the United States in the 2012 election.
Raised in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, by his parents Lenore and George W. Romney, Mitt Romney spent two and a half years in France as a Mormon missionary starting in 1966. He married Ann Davies in 1969, with whom he has had five children.
By 1971, Romney had participated in the political campaigns of both his parents. In that year, he earned a Bachelor of Arts at Brigham Young and in 1975, a joint Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration at Harvard.
Romney then entered the management consulting industry and in 1977 he secured a position at Bain & Company. Later serving as its chief executive officer, he helped lead the company out of financial crisis.
In 1984, he cofounded and led the spin-off company Bain Capital, a highly profitable private equity investment firm that became one of the largest of its kind in the nation. His considerable net worth, estimated in 2012 at $190250 million, helped finance his prior political campaigns.
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Hi Laurel Ann,
Thanks for stopping by my profile page. I got The Private Diary of Mr. Darcy from the Early Reviewer's program here on LT. I think it must be a re-issue of the book since it looks like it's been around for a little while. I read your review and really enjoyed it. Your reviews are always very well done! I really like the book, much more than a lot of the Jane Austen fanfiction I've read. Darcy is much more human and less straight-laced that I thought! ;)
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Hi Laurel Ann, I visited your blog and all I can say is WOW! What a wonderful site! Thank you for letting me know about it. I've added it to my "favorites".
You indicate on your profile that you are a bookseller. I was also a bookseller, first at Barnes & Noble at Crossroads, and then at Alderwood when it first opened up. Unfortunately I had to move on to a better paying but not more enjoyable job. I still miss the books (although I visit them regularly!).
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Laurel Ann, I'm late replying to your message on my page, but thanks for your comments. I was pleased to hear from you; I have been reading Austenprose for quite a while, and if you are the Laurel Ann who posts at Pemberley, you are one of the members whose postings I watch for.
I agree with you on Diana Birchall; her Mrs. Elton is my favorite Austen spin-off. And I'm waiting for Diana Gabaldon to toss off another massive Outlander novel, which I'll read the way my daughters read Harry Potter- up all night to finish by dawn.
The other books I'd grab in case of a fire are G. B. Stern and Sheila Kaye-Smith's "Talking of Jane Austen" (1943) and "More Talk of Jane Austen" (1950), which came together from a used book shop in York twenty-some years ago. They are collections of fun, chatty appreciations of Austen. Those women would have been bloggers if they lived now.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) - Better Lucky won by a length and Unbridled Command won by 11/2 lengths to win a pair of $250,000 races at Betfair Hollywood Park on Sunday.
"My filly gave me a real nice kick and that was good enough to win today," Castro said.
Tiz Flirtatious, who finished 21/4 lengths ahead of Summer Soiree, returned $8 and $5.80 while Summer Soiree paid $9.
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Ridden by Javier Castellano, Unbridled Command paid $16, $7.20 and $6.
"He just matures from race to race to race," trainer Tom Bush said. "I couldn't dream of a horse developing any nicer than this horse. He's really gotten special."
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Watch an overview of the Stanford d.school's Environments Collaborative, their approach to workspace design, and the process of moving the d.school to it's new home.
For us, space is a useful, malleable tool for hosting a learning experience. We continue to be inspired by the ways that students and professors alike use the space to set the tone of events and suggest behaviors forexperiences they create. Our teaching space is the product of an evolutionary process: over the course of four moves in four years, d.school students have hacked and manipulated each space to suit their needs. We have learned from these explorations and continue to evolve our space with each new student experience.
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Raginghobo said...
I've always found keybinds a bit tricky, 1-2-3-4 are easy enough for spell i use often but lately (as a mage) I've been trying to get the hang of using R for blink T for silence and X for Iceblock. It never occured to me to swap out A & D as I've never really used them before, thanks for the tip.
What type of keybindings do other frostmages use?
I've played mages for so long that a lot of these are burned into my muscle memory by now. Have rebound stafe to A and D.
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E - Blink
Shift E - Goblin Racial Rocket Jump
F - Cone of Cold
Shift F - Pet Freeze
R - Counter Spell (reply is bound to Shift R)
1 - Ice Lance
2 - Frostfire bolt
3 - Frostbolt (always used 3 for my main nuke, whatever spell caster I'm playing)
4 - Deep Freeze
5 - Polymorph
6 - Arcane Explosion (for spamming to get stealthers)
Other key bindings are close to there and are more down to individual playstyle. I like to keep Ice Barrier, Icy Veins and Ice Block near by.
NeedsOfTheMany said...
Love Badger's post, anyone have similar suggestions for warriors (arms/fury)
Curious where my proc attacks are bound in comparison to others?
For me, arms looks like (mod abilities in brackets)
~ charge
1-colossus smash
2-over power (disarm macro)
3-mortal strike (victory rush)
4-rend (throw down)
5-pummel (spell reflect macro)
Q - heroic strike (cleave)
E - berserker rage (sweeping strikes)
T - bladestorm (intimidating shout)
Y - trinket (inner rage)
F - hamstring (thunder clap)
G - battle shout (commanding)
H - dps trinket
F1 - shield wall
F2 - enraged regen
F3 - deadly calm
F4 - shattering throw
Mousewheel up - next stance macro ( battle -> d -> zerker)
Mousewheel down - prev stance macro (zerker->d->battle)
Mousewheel click - piercing howl (demo shout)
Side mouse - heroic throw (engineering gloves)
Side mouse2- intervene focus macro (intervene target)


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