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Over the years of World of Warcraft, Blizzard has been constantly trying to improve the way we form groups for dungeons and raids. From the days of shouting for hours Ironforge or Orgrimmar, to Summoning Stones, to the LFG tabs and then the improvement to the LFG tabs with selectable DPS/Heal/Tank roles. I personally thought [...]

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The main reason of WoW popularity is because the world of Warcraft is so much enormous. There are so many new things to discover, so many places and possibilities, but the thing is that it is very difficult to memorize the best area for mining and other various places. The only thing that can help [...]

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OK, here’s the latest iteration of the first-time home buyer tax credit extension, agreed to (or so some say) Wednesday evening by the Senate leadership and the sponsors of various proposals.The $8,000 credit would continue for first-time buyers.A reduced credit of up to $6,500 would be available to repeat buyers who have owned their current homes for at least five years.Both credits would be available to home buyers who sign sales agreements by the end of April 2010. Prospective homeowners then

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