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As if i needed another reason to hate Teemo.. Support Teemo's feeding like they are getting payd for it.
Ahri insulting me for smite stealing the enemies blue, Im shen i shouldn;t take anny blue..
As if i needed another reason to hate Teemo.. Support Teemo's feeding like they are getting payd for it.
Ahri insulting me for smite stealing the enemies blue, Im shen i shouldn;t take anny blue..
Somebody ganked my car and stole my portemonnaie and its ec cards and the other stuff in it. As if the day wasnt bad enough already.
Fucking LIVID with this shitehawk of a game now.
Game 1: Playing Sivir ADC, 7/1/3, carrying our team, top lane Jax goes full retard and throws his lane.
Game 2: Sivir ADC again, 3/0/1, my "support" kayle goes full carry mode, takes all of my farm and pushes our lane so much we end up getting constantly ganked. Doesn't buy a single ward, constantly KS (and yes, actual KS, not just accidentally last hitting)
Game 3: Didn't even make it into the game, called ADC in the lobby, politely say "Whoever is supporting, please take an actual support", guy says "ok support cait it is" then locks in Shyvana.
WHY ARE PEOPLE SUCH CANCEROUS FUCKS IN THIS GAME?! Ruinous cunts.
ne porvivajo nur mortigi tempo
35 losses in a row, and for i'd say 80% of those i do reasonable. I think my elo is around 12. For 12 games till my last one our team couldn't break double digits for team kills. Now i'm sure people will say "if ur so good why u no carry team" well, im not good, i consider myself to be barely competent to the point i know then basics of the game. But i mean...theres some people out there who amaze me. EVERY game one person on my team died 4 times within 10 minutes, and EVERY game one person will die a minimum of 12 times, being horrendously. Until the new season plays out for a bit, i hereby quit LoL until the ranks have ironed out to something reasonable to play. I've already uninstalled it in order to prevent me from playing it too. So reply to this all u want, cause im not looking in the LoL forums till at least next year march. Ciao.
35 losses in a row? Jesus Christ..
ne porvivajo nur mortigi tempo
im already upset at 2-3 losses in a row. I admire your stamina!
I had the lane on bottom, Graves. I had the Sivir flat beat on CS and lane presence. Our jungle(Rammus) DIES in the jungle on Red. Then Mundo, counter jungles him, and the Rammus DIES to Mundo while going for Red again. Then Mundo goes top and kills Teemo, Teemo proceeds to lose the lane against an OLAF. Orianna lose the lane to Vladimir.
I was at 1-0-0 15 minutes in, with 102 CS over a Sivir with 60 CS. It just wasn't enough. The rest of my team just fed, fed, fed and fed... I just don't understand.
I'm raging, mouth frothing, pissed off. I'm tired of losing games to shit ass teammates. I don't lose my lane, my team loses THEIR lanes.
My last couple of games, I went 5-0, 6-0, 10-0, then 2-0 loss, and then 2-3 loss. Last 2 games.. yeah tell me I am the one to blame. That I can't carry. Nah fuck you assholes, I'm not perfect by any means, but when a Teemo losses a lane to Olaf, Rammus dies in jungle. THEN YOU BLAME ME. I hope you choke on your next meal.
Did my first ranked of season, decide to go Varus because its against MF and I can dominate the lane. Enemy takes Jax, Lee Sin and Akali so I know this is gonna go horribly. Game starts and my support DC's, np I out CS MF anyway and hold the lane. My support comes back, I get 6, we get an easy kill. 4 enemy come bot, our team has no response we both die. 4 enemy come bot, I die, my team responds, my Blitzcrank fists Akali onto him when he has like 100 HP, she kills him. Rest of my team dies anyway
Was a horrible horrible game, enemy roamed all game and my team didnt respond, then kept going off 1v1 to die.
Also this is one of the worst things in LoL right now, if Akali had come bot and Id have been Corki or Ezreal it'd be fine, but playing Varus I just get dumped all over, so fucking annoying.
[08:44:11] Kurioxan: as long they get big im alright with that
It's the main reason I refuse to play an AD without escape when solo queueing. Which generally means Ez, Corki or Tristana.
Teemo will lose to any champion who can close the gap, which an Olaf will be able to do once he hits 6. Pre-6 he can axe farm. It will suck, but he should win >6 from a Teemo, because Teemo blows.
Ori will lose to Vlad because he can dodge her ultimate too easily and outsustains the damage she does later on with ease. Probably ended up as a farmfest (he pushes so she can't roam). Rammus was probably your biggest problem. Rammus does not die. Not even when I try to. Dem towerdives mang.
Seriously, the worst game EVER. The enemy team got into argument over who gets mid - in the result I ended up 3v1ing a TF, Evelynn and Janna there. Well, annoying like hell, but at least other lanes will win, right? They don't have a jungler, so it's going to be easy - top can be camped and bot is 2v1.
Top feeds, jungler baits and feeds, bot loses a pure 2v1. In the effect I actually end up doing the BEST in lane phase, getting kills on overconfident Eve and TF under my turret.
Seriously. How. How how how how how. How the fuck do you lose lane like a complete moron when 3 out of 5 enemies are fighting for cs in the mid. How..................
Yes, imad.
This might explain a thing or 2. Basically, I've played 5 matches today, and lost every single one of them. And most of those matches I actually did quite well,
until someone decided to feed the enemy a kill or 2.
But my last match, was abyssmal. Me and my premade Evelynn mate, was snowballin' it out. We were as fed as can get. We carried hard, through storm and thunder. Though their Darius was fed, we were even more so fed.
Me and my mate decides to mess around a bit, try and get full build. We did, we got baron and pushed mid. Got inhib, no biggie. Out of nowhere, Miss Fortune and Cho'gath decides to leave the game. And our Blitzcranks, then 1 minute later tells us that they have dinner.
SAY WHAT?! YOU HAVE DINNER WHEN WE'RE THIS CLOSE TO WINNING? Yes, they had.
While I'm not just mad that they had dinner at such a crucial moment, it's more so the fact that they didn't give us any warnings what so ever. Nothing. If we had gotten a little hint to the fact they would've gone out to eat dinner, then me and my mate would've damn well ended the game that moment. We end up in a 3v5 situation. The enemy realises that we have 2 AFK'ers and pushes mid. We die and the game is lost.
This is quite possibly 1 of my worst days on LoL. I've never experienced anything like this. This game was extremely 1 sided, in our favor. And then this happens. I'm not even sure I should continue today. I don't think it'll get any better.
Sorry, I just had to vent. I just...Had...To....
Teemo players are some of the worst LoL players I've ever seen. He goes something like 8/10 in bot lane and then tells me off for only being 1/0/1 in a top lane when I'm being camped. I tell him that's a horrible score to have when you're up against a hyper carry, and he responds with "I'm a hyper carry too!".
Our mid ragequits and we lose, GG bot lane.
Meh, played Blitz, got blamed for feeding when I had way more assists than deaths. Funny thing is, I got blamed by a feeding Darius who in the negative with his score and a 3/8 Ziggs.
Then everybody and their grandma started blaming me for 1 mistake, all calling for reports, speaking in another language with some of the enemy team.
When I trumped them with logic and reasoning, saying they ignored their own fails they just say things like: you retard. Or: you are childish.
I just reported them all and hope a swift death comes to them in real life, Those people need to be removed from the planet if you ask me.


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Sandwich Dome & Jennings Peak
Sandwich Mtn Trail --> Jennings Peak Spur --> Drakes Brook Trail
Distance: 7.70 mi.
Elevation Gain: 2,582 ft. (overall) 2,838 ft. (total)
Time: 3:10 (Sandwich Dome) 3:49 (Jennings Peak) 5:29 (total)
When I originally planned for today off, the forecast was sunny and I hoped to get the end of the foliage. As the day came closer though, clouds kept coming into the forecast. While it was overcast and the sun only came out a couple times, there was still nice views, And even though the foliage was past peak (and pretty dull), it still turned into a nice fall hike.
The trail starts pretty easy with an immediate brook crossing. The water was low and there were both rocks and logs to cross. I choose the logs and on about the second step, my shoelace caught on what once was a branch. I'm glad I use waterproof hiking boots as I had to partially submerge the foot to keep from losing my balance. Once untangled, I was off again. Things start up gently then at a more moderate pace. Footing was good and the fallen leaves didn't create a problem. While the trail isn't eroded, it was cleaned off of leaves from what you can tell was water running down it. The trail also goes through some varied sections of forrest and has a nice section of exposed rock to walk on. Here you will also find two large glacial erratics next to the trail with nothing else around.
Brook crossing
Large rocks along the trail
After some ups and level patches, the trail gets to the steepest and probably rockiest section just before Noon Peak. This harder section is soon rewarded with an open viewpoint to the east. Views here were nice, but they showed little foliage color lefts other than dull shades of yellow.
Nice view of the Tripyramids
After this spot, the trail stays pretty gentle with no real steep or hard spots on the way to the upper junction of the Drakes Brook Trail. One pass over an open rock area also provides a nice look at Jennings Peak ahead. I bypassed the Jennings Peak Spur on the way up with plans to tag it on the way down. Past this section, there are some trees that have blown down and were either step overs or unders. Nothing bad, but the damage through here shows the wind can get bad at times. The final climb up to Sandwich Dome is pretty steady and not too difficult.
Jennings Peak ahead
Sandwich Dome summit
View from Sandwich Dome
Jennings Peak from Sandwich Dome
As good as the foliage got
Downed trees to work under
I had the summit to myself today and was able to enjoy the quiet and the views nicely. I wandered on the paths at the summit a bit to find only limited views to the south. The other views were nice enough though. Eventually I headed back down the gentle trail to the Jennings Peak Spur. This trail is short with a quick steep section near the top. It comes out to the high point with open views back towards Sandwich Dome. I took another break here and just looked around. There is an interesting looking little peak a bit further out along Acteon Ridge.
Looking back at Sandwich Dome
Soon it was time to head down using the Drakes Brook Trail so that I wouldn't have to back track as much and so I could see more scenery. Part way down into the switchbacks, I thought I heard something behind me. Having not seen another person so far today, it didn't make sense that I would have missed someone at the summits and they would be coming down behind me. So I just figured it was normal noises in the woods. Well, eventually when I turned around, I saw a dog behind me. I knew there must be someone else out after all. They had done a loop up the Sandwich Mtn Trail and headed down Drakes Brook Trail without hitting the summits. Eventually while I took a picture down along the brook, she caught up to me and we hiked together and chatted for a bit. After a nice casual stroll down an old logging road that is the trail, we got to the brook crossing. It stopped to take pictures while she continued on with her dog. It was now just a short walk out on a XC ski trail.
View west from Jennings Peak with an interesting semi open peak nearby
Following the old logging road
While the view and foliage weren't as good as I had originally hoped for today, it still turned out to be a great day with a nice casual fall hike and few others on the trail. It's hard to complain about that.
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We have the deepest admiration for cooks who remodel their own kitchens. The mess, the dust, the terrifying tangles of pipes and wires — it looks like a traumatic process. But when that process turns out a kitchen as stunningly beautiful and pristine as Josh and Maria's — well, it's downright amazing. Josh and Maria (of the food blog Two Peas and Their Pod) live in Salt Lake City, and with just a little help, Josh took this kitchen from plain and dated to sleek and white. Read on for before photos, and more!
Josh and Maria's kitchen, before remodel.
Josh and Maria are avid cooks, and when they moved into their home, they knew that they wanted to make the kitchen into a place that was more inviting for them as cooks and for their guests. They did quite a bit of work: They ripped out a wall to open the kitchen to the dining room, and they even moved a staircase so that the space could be opened up. They installed new appliances and new cabinets, and added French doors and new windows.
The process was long and laborious, especially since Josh did most of the work, with help from family. But look at the results! Maria says that she still gets goosebumps when she looks at the kitchen, and we can't blame her!
This is a wonderful kitchen, not too big and not too small, and so clean and bright. Great job, Josh and Maria!
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After remodel. Quite a difference!
10 Questions for Josh & Maria (and Their Kitchen)
1. What inspires your kitchen and your cooking?
Our kitchen and dining area are the heart and soul of our home. We wanted to create an inviting atmosphere for not only ourselves, but for our friends, family, and guests.
2. What is your favorite kitchen tool or element?
Josh really likes the six burner range top, while I really enjoy having two ovens. I can bake a massive amount of cookies in no time.
3. What's the most memorable meal you've ever cooked in this kitchen?
Shortly after we finished the kitchen, we cooked eight large hams for our neighborhood Christmas party. We were able to cook 80 pounds of ham at once. We put four hams in the top oven and four in the bottom oven. We are happy we could help with the neighborhood dinner. We want to always share our kitchen with others.
4. Is there anything you wish you had done differently?
So far, we are pleased with everything. Josh did most of the labor and wishes we would have hired it out, but it did save us a lot of money. We also appreciate the kitchen more because of all of our hard work!
5. The biggest challenge in your kitchen:
We wish we had room for a large walk-in pantry.
6. Biggest indulgence or splurge in the kitchen:
We splurged on the flat screen television on our dining room wall. We are big sports fan and didn't want to miss a game while cooking in our kitchen.
7. How would you describe your cooking style?
Our cooking style is very laid back. We like experimenting with new foods, flavors, and techniques. My father taught me how to cook and bake at a young age, so I am very comfortable in the kitchen. I am glad Josh shares my passion for food and cooking because we make a great team. Our kitchen is our playground.
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Baking From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan. We love the recipes, stories, and Ms. Greenspan. She is an inspiration to cooks and bakers all over the world.
10. What are you cooking this week?
This week we are making homemade pizza — half veggie for me and half pepperoni for Josh. We are also going to make a big pot of Black Bean and Mango Tostadas. For dessert, we will be baking a batch of Lemon Raspberry Bars.
Josh and Maria, with a cookie (and the charcoal accent wall in the background).
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Niiiiiice dining room table, too. Don't tell me Josh made that, too!
I'm suddenly ravenous.
That seems like the perfect sized kitchen to me. It's really beautiful and must be a dream to work in!
The contraption above the stove looks useful, but what is it?
@Mick Jagger: I noticed that too... it looks like a double-swivel faucet to me.
Big fan of your work, by the way.
nice, but I hope the old cabinets weren't just tossed in a dumpster.
Mick, the contraption above the stove iooks like a pot filler to me.
Our kitchen is high gloss white with white subway tile (though ours is longer than standard) with a gray quartz countertop too (colour is called concrete), pretty sure theirs is the same, but my kitchen has never ever looked so perfect!
I have been in Maria & Josh's new kitchen and it is even more beautiful and functional than the photos show. If you're ever there, ask Josh to show off the fridge's electric movable shelf. A kid in a candy store.
this is my dream kitchen....so beautiful!
You should enlarge that demo photo (the one with the rake against the wall) and frame the central part of it so that it looks obscure and very difficult to make out what it's a photo of.
Then hang it in your kitchen or pantry.
Gorgeous! This is exactly what we want in our kitchen, only we're doing walnut base cabinets with white uppers.
Absolutely wonderful! Which color Caesarstone are those counters?
It's certainly beautiful after, but the before was very nice and perfectly capable of being tweaked into coolness. Hope the before cabinets not in landfill right now.
Just gorgeous! Can you please tell me the paint color on that stunning charcoal accent wall?
So beautiful! When can I move in??
The dining table is gorgeous, the dark stain, the ruggedness..... I gave up the option of a table by going with a huge island in my small space but sometimes I long for a beautiful table like this.
Nice job!
For the record, could the recycling Nazis please just assume that people do what they can to recycle during a renovation and not crud up every comments section with their tsk tsking? It's getting tiresome.


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Gourmet Dinner, based at Calder with trainer Steve Standridge, and Rustler Hustler, stabled at Gulfstream with conditioner Rick Dutrow, arrived here at 6:30 p.m. after a flight that originated in West Palm Beach, Fla., stopped in New Orleans and landed in Ontario.
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"He's definitely going to be off the pace, probably six or seven lengths back," continued Standridge. "He will probably have a minor blowout tomorrow (Thursday) to get a feel of the track.
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Standridge hopes for better luck with Gourmet Dinner than he had with the first horse he flew to California. "I shipped Mach Ride out a couple of years ago to run in the Sunshine Millions at Santa Anita, but he popped an abscess and didn't run," said Standridge.
William J. Terrill, who co-bred the horse and owns him with his wife Bernadette under the name Our Sugar Bear Stable, also hopes for a better show in a return to California.
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Terrill, who divides his year between Florida and New York, owns Ebert, a trucking company that transports horses. He explained that he bred the colt in partnership with Mike O'Farrell's Ocala Stud and bought him out of the Ocala 2-year-old sale in April for $40,000. Gourmet Dinner has earned $809,660. Terrill said he was also the underbidder on Rigoletta, winner of the Oak Leaf Stakes here in October.
Gourmet Dinner hopes to cap a banner year for Florida-bred 2-year-olds. Unbeaten Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies winner Awesome Feather appears a cinch to win the Eclipse Award as champion 2-year-old filly. Ocala Stud also bred Turbulent Descent, who extended her unbeaten streak to three with a victory in the $412,250 Hollywood Starlet, a Grade I, Dec. 11.
Rustler Hustler, supervised by Dutrow's brother Chip, jogged on the main track under exercise rider David Meah. The Pennsylvania-bred son of Ecton Park has won his last two starts on turf in stakes at Monmouth and Belmont, respectively.
Autism Awareness was supplemented for $1,500 to the $75,000-added On Trust Handicap, closing-day feature for California-breds at 7 ½ furlongs Sunday.
Autism Awareness was assigned 115 pounds and could join a lineup expected to include Cayambe, 118; Mobilized, Alonso Quinonez, 118; Amazombie, Mike Smith, 117; Earnednevergiven, David Flores, 116; A Lil Dumaani, Patrick Valenzuela, 115; The Bat Signal, Joe Talamo, 115; Nikki'sgoldensteed, Garrett Gomez, 113; and Red Defense, Joel Rosario, 113.
Defending champion Jockey Joel Rosario all but mathematically sewed up another riding championship at the Autumn Meet. With four days remaining, Rosario has 39 wins, 12 more than Rafael Bejarano and 13 ahead of Joe Talamo.
Rosario, a 25-year-old native of the Dominican Republic, has swept both the Spring/Summer and Autumn meets here the last two years and captured six of the last 10 stops on the major Southern California circuit.
Doug O'Neill holds a 14-13 lead over John Sadler in a tight trainer race, and both entered several horses during the final four cards. The two have dominated statistics here in recent years. They have combined to win the last eight meets at Hollywood Park since 2006. Sadler has won three, including the Autumn meet last year. O'Neill has won nine meets locally since 2002, including four Autumn titles in 2002, 2004, 2006 and 2008.
FINISH LINES—Joy Scott, who was unseated shortly after the start of the last race Sunday, showed no ill effects in the stable area Wednesday. "I was back on horses Monday morning," said the resilient 52-year-old veteran. "The track jarred me real hard when I landed, and I got kicked just below the ribs. After I sat up in the ambulance, I didn't hurt any more, but they said to go to the hospital (Centinela) just to be safe. The doctor there examined me and said I didn't need any X-rays and released me."…*Vincent Timphony*, who saddled Wild Again to an upset victory in the first Breeders' Cup Classic here in 1984, died Monday at Arcadia Methodist Hospital after a series of strokes and respiratory illness. He was 76…Christian Santiago Reyes, Eclipse Award-winning jockey in 2009, was back working horses here Wednesday. He has not ridden since September at Fairplex Park after serving a suspension and vacationing at his home in Puerto Rico.
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Lore, who earned her bachelors degree in accounting and finance at UM-Dearborn in 1979, is an internationally recognized leader, public speaker, executive mentor and author of the book Managing Thought: Think Differently. Think Powerfully. Achieve New Levels of Success along with the audio book Managing Thought: How Do Your Thoughts Rule Your World?
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