The Anthology

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The Absolutely Essential 3 CD Collection

hi! i'm hazel, and this is a look at my personaltop 7 favourite user interface addons that i'm using in legion. these modify basic features of wow to makethem cleaner, easier to use or more informative. #7: gnosis. this is my cast bar addon. if you play a spell class and you're lookingfor an upgrade from the default cast bar, this is it. the main thing i love about gnosis is thatis shows me where the damage ticks are in

my mind flay channel. if i need to cancel my mind flay, i can timeit right after one of those ticks so i'm not wasting channel time. it also shows you your current casting latency. gnosis has a metric ton of options, and youcan configure it to show you exactly what you want. edit the postion, size, colors, font and textfor all cast bars or individually for player, mirror, vehicle and target cast bars. the options can be a bit overwhelming at firstso i recommend starting with just the bar

size and position. if you don't play a caster or you're happywith the default cast bar, i wouldn't call this mandatory. if you want more cast bar options, though,gnosis has got you covered. i've been using it for years and it has beenperfect. #6: petjournal enhanced. if you don't care about pets, you can justskip ahead to number 5. if you do any pet collecting at all, though,petjournal enhanced is a gift from the pet heavens.

it color codes your pets in the list by rarity,and gives you a ton of filtering options. want to see which flying type pets of yourshave aquatic type abilities? you can do that. petjournal enhanced has definitely spoiledme and i don't like using my pet journal without it. it makes me cranky. nobody likes cranky hazel. #5: shadowed unit frames. i've tried a couple of different unit frameaddons in my wow career, and shadowed unit

frames has absolutely won that battle. i use this specifically on my raiding character. it's fantastic for showing me exactly whati want to see with my unit frames. shadowed is another one of those addons witha million options, so if you dedicate the time to sit down and set it up you can getit exactly how you want. the biggest thing about this one for me ishaving customizable boss frames to help me keep track of multi-dotting on fights likebotanist and gul'dan. with customizable text, you can have yourunit frames tell you everything from health percentage to group number and back.

#4: kui nameplates. this is a territory that for a very long timewas owned by tidyplates for me. however, one day back in wod tidyplates letme down and kui has had my heart ever since. there's something magical about class colourednameplates, choosing the perfect size and font and watching it all come together ina glorious raid battle. they have customizable auras, too, so youcan track your dots and debuffs right above the nameplates. #3: map coords. for years, i'd look up directions on wowheadand have them tell me to go to 44, 28.

dejectedly, i'd scroll for that one goldencomment that tries to describe it with landmarks. go behind the waterfall, follow the cliffto the right and jump down after the crumbling bridge. aim for the third lowercase e of a town name. eventually, i got lost one too many timesand downloaded mapcoords. i should have done it waaaay earlier. i thought coordinates were going to be hard,they're really not. mapcoords puts a little coordinate readoutunder your minimap, and tells you your cursor coordinates on the world map.

just mouse around to find the place you'relooking for, and head there. mapcoords is lightweight and does preciselywhat you need it to. #2: auctionator. whenever i watch a stream and see somebodyusing the default auction house ui, i die a little on the inside. it hurts. you don't have to set up a fancy addon tofree yourself from auction house hell. with auctionator, when you open up the auctionhouse you'll have these beautiful little tabs at the bottom labeled buy and sell.

if i want to buy some highmountain salmon,i just go the buy tab, search, , and it'll show me all the salmon sorted by lowest price. i can see the stack size and stack price,with a spammable buy one stack button. if i want to sell this runescale koi, i justtab to sell, drag it to the big box, and it'll automatically suggest a price that undercutswhat's up rigth now. set your duration, click create auction andyou're done. congratulations, i just saved you half anhour per item. there is no excuse to not use this. finally, #1: bartender4.

if i had to pick only one addon to play wowwith for the rest of my days, it's gotta be bartender. it's so easy to put your bars exactly whereyou want, and then keybind them to whatever your heart desires. turn on key binding mode, mouse over the keyand press the button you want. done. you can hide the blizzard art bar, chancethe size and rows of your bars, hide macro text and more. this is the fastest way to get clean, customizedaction bars tailored just the way you like

them. an honorable mention goes to tradeskillmaster,the real mvp of all of my wow gold. it's a doozy to get started with, but i havea full playlist of beginner tsm guides to walk you through the whole process. check out the link in the description belowfor that! so, those are my top 7 user interface addonsthat i've been using in legion! stay tuned for more videos going over my raidingaddons, pvp addons and quality of life addons coming soon. thanks for watching!

let me know what you think, and have a wonderful,wonderful day. bye!

The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration

beth: welcome back. the phantom of the opera celebrated 30 years on the great white waythis week with a very special performance of the andrew lloyd webber classic at themajestic theatre, and the stars came out for it, including original christine daae sarahbrightman, who offered up a surprise performance. we hit the red carpet on the big night tochat to the stars about this amazing milestone. --i've brought for you tonight the kids from school of rock! [cheers][music] [sarah brightman singing "the phantom of the opera"] the performance tonight was mind-blowing.

--tonight was wonderful! i was joking thatit felt like it was an opening night, but like without the pressure of reviews. butyou know i was certainly nervous. i actually surprised myself at how nervousi was, but the audience was incredible. and it just ended up being a reallyspecial really special evening. --oh my god. 30 years. who knew? and i've been a fan ofthe show forever and i'm just so glad that i was a part of it, just part ofthat this this history of beautiful musical theater. it's writtenso well.

--it really has aged well, you know, in in the 30 years that it'sbeen around. --it's kind of like a generational thing, you know, that we'vepassed the mantle on to new generations and people still love it. --people come andthey bring their children, and the children bring their children. it's anever going everlasting love story. --how long how old were any of you out therewhen phantom opened? [laughs]

--it's amazing. it doesn't seem possible that it's 30 years. --afterplaying christine for 10 years, to be back and just celebrate tonight, i'm sofull of gratitude for the way this show has changed my life. beth v/o: the phantom of theopera is the longest-running show in broadway history. members of the phantomfamily shared just what makes his musical such a record-breaking smash. --phantom is one of those rare occasions where

everything came together, where theproduction, the design suited the music completely in the story and it allor wove together in an extraordinary way. doesn't happen very often. i mean you seeit happen with hamilton, you see the lion king, you see it i think with phantom. andit's one of those things that's every ingredient came together and it worked. --at intermission sierra's like are you humming along? and i'm like i feel thatthe cues come and i want to move because i'm like that's my cue,but we're all you know we were all part of

it, and it was just so exciting to bea part of that family and it will continue for a very longtime to come. --i think phantom has become synonymous with broadway. i think it's the show that peoplereally want to see because they've heard about it, and they've heard aboutbroadway, and you know they come in from all over the world and get to see it. --i mean it is the ultimate romance and you know it's it's the great legend of beautyand the beast and it's it's always captivated people, and i think the brilliantthing that andrew has done,

he's brought an incredible heart and soulto it with the music. it's you know one of his finest scores. --the music is beautiful,lyrics are great, the sets the costumes, hal's directions. it's the story about themask. we all carry masks you know it's it's it'san ongoing theme you know. --everything will will be remembered and i thinkthe legacy of phantom of the opera is not one that's any time soon going to be forgotten.

That's The Way I Tumble [Us Import]

u.s. president donald trump has signed a memorandum,paving the way for sweeping tariffs on chinese goods. the move has angered beijing, raising theprospect of a trade war between the world's two economic superpowers. ro aram reports. president trump has accused china of whathe called years of intellectual property theft and chinese pressure on american companiesto hand knowledge over. he also reiterated his concerns over the growingtrade deficit between the two countries. "but we have a trade deficit, depending onthe way you calculate it, of 504 billion dollars.

now some people would say it's really 375billion dollars. many different ways of looking at it but anyway you look at it, it is the largest deficit of any country in the history of our world. it's out of control." he went on to say that the punitive tariffswould benefit the u.s., adding that every trade deal had to be reciprocal. "and frankly, it's going to make us a muchstronger, much richer nation. the word is reciprocal. that's the word i want everyone to remember...

if they charge us, we charge them the samething. that's the way it's got to be. that's not the way its been for many, manyyears. for decades, it has not been that way." however, there are parts of the memorandumthat are not as threatening as they seem.... the terms include a 60-day consultation period,during which lobbyists and legislators will get a chance to slim down the number of targetproducts, which currently stands at about 13-hundred. but trump did say that thursday's memorandumwas the first of many, which further raises

the prospect of a global trade war. in addition to the tariffs, the trump administrationalso plans to restrict new chinese investments in america and take action against china atthe world trade organization for what it calls unfair trade practices. this has sparked china to issue a belligerentresponse. the chinese embassy in washington, vowed to“fight to the end” in any trade war with the united states. beijing's commerce ministry also announcedthrough a statement friday that it plans to slap tariffs on three billion dollars-worthof american imports, ranging from steel to

pork. it added that beijing also plans to take legalaction against the u.s. under the world trade organization framework. however, it did say that beijing is willingto resolve the trade dispute with washington through dialogue. ro aram, arirang news.

Thanks I'll Eat It Here

goodbye, see you soon thank you for a lovely time we'll be back to play again and we'll talk we'll share we'll eat and laugh again and we'll run we'll jump

we'll sing and play we'll miss you yes, we will but we know you'll be back soon miss you but we'll remember all our fun and we'll chat we'll laugh we'll hope and dream

i'll miss you yes, i will but i know you'll be back soon but i'll think of all our fun and we'll hug we'll dance we'll see the stars we'll play, play, play again next time we'll be coming soon

play, play, play again together we will play again so goodbye, see you soon

Texas Flood

guitar fender stratocaster 40th anniversary amp fender deluxe vm mic sennheiser e609 hello friends my name is fulvio oliveira and i will now show you the srv texas flood pedal tom tone developed this pedal to honor one of the greatest guitarists of all time, stevie ray vaughan and his texas flood album which is a mark in the history of the blues and guitar the controls of the pedal are volume, tone and gain it is well on the vibe of the ts which he used only that mids are not so loaded like the pedal

and have this tone control that makes all the difference to get the nearest of stevie ray vaughan's tone let's go !

Texas Cannonball

some of the best family memories involve timenear the water. in water, we can be everything from a neighborhoodcannonball champion to an olympic medalist .but water can be dangerous, especially for small children. the good news is that thereare things you can do to keep your family safe.let's start with where most kids get their first experience with water. inside your home.babies can be fussy and cranky sometimes. but when you put them in a warm bath, theworld becomes beautiful. there's a little more to it though than justturning on the water and plunking your little one in which is always a no-no, by the way.first, get everything you need near the tub

before you run water or bring your baby anywherenear the tub. once your baby is settled in her bath, neverleave her, not even for a second. and when bath time is overwait! before you take your baby from the bath, drainthe water. it's safer, and babies like to watch the water go down the drain around andaround and around. you can even sing songs to your baby at the same time.older children are more mobile so bath time can become even more fun for both of you.for instance, take some measuring cups from the kitchen. let your baby practice pouring,splashing, and being creative with the water. here's something else that's important. whenyour kid's at this age, it's a good idea to

keep the bathroom doors closed and put lockson toilet lids. even mop buckets can be dangerous.make sure babysitters, caregivers, and older siblings are also aware of water dangers inyour home. so how do you keep children safe outside yourhome? children are naturally attracted to water.something as innocent as a child's blow-up swimming pool can be dangerous without supervision.drowning is silent and can happen instantly. so never take your eyes off your child, andalways be within arm's reach. if you have water toys, put them away beforeyou leave so they don't attract a kid's attention. toys are like magnets and toys near a poolaren't safe for kids.

if you have a pet, be sure children can'tslip out a pet door and get to pools, hot tubs, or any other water hazard nearby. kidslove to follow their pets around. all pools must be fenced to keep kids out.and make sure gates are securely latched or even better, locked.kids can also be at risk near other bodies of water too. when you're near a lake, pond,or any body of water, stay close and pay close attention.things like swimming lessons and learning cpr all go a long way towards keeping yourkids safe but never let kids swim alone or play around any body of water without closesupervision. no matter where you are water can be fun ifyou pay attention and be safe. always watch

kids around water and make memories that lastforever. to find more tips like these, go to helpandhope.org.