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Monday, January 11, 2010
Ducati 599 Mono concept from Australia
Remember the early-1990s Ducati Supermono? Light, fast, exotic and because it was so expensive, simply inaccessible to most people, the Supermono was powered by a high-tech 549cc engine that made 75bhp. With its 118-kilo kerb weight, the 'Mono still managed to hit a top speed of 225km/h and according to those who've ridden one, it handled like a proper racebike.
Now, while Ducati made the last Supermono back in 1996, there still seems to be no dearth of enthusiasts who want a modern-day interpretation of the iconic original. Take 23-year-old Dan, for example, who sent us his artist's impression of what he calls the Ducati 599 Mono, which is supposed to have a single-cylinder engine rather than the usual Bolognese v-twin.
Based in Sydney, Australia, Dan has a degree in Industrial Design and loves motorcycles. He currently rides a Ducati Pantah 600 which he's restored himself and which he says is a lovely (if slow!) old bike.
'I've had the idea of a sporting single in my head for a while now, and really wanted a Ducati 450 single when I was younger. Ducati have a really strong tradition of single-cylinder sportsbikes so I decided to capitalise on that heritage using the technology developed in Terblanche's Supermono project, which never became a road-legal bike, although beautiful road–legal replicas are now being made,' says Dan. 'I just really like the idea of a sporting single in terms of a weekend 'scratcher.' Realistic power output in a light chassis just sounds so much fun! Clearly it's something manufacturers are thinking about with the KTM RC4 being recently leaked and many riders are so enthusiastic about the proposal,' he adds.
'Ducati, compared to the Japanese Big Four, clearly chase different markets, which is reflected in their design. I've always liked the styling of Ducatis – Tamburini's 916 is a masterpiece – to make something regarded as beautiful by almost the entire motorcycling community is rare,' said Dan when we asked him about what he thinks of Japanese vs Italian motorcycle design.
'The styling of the 999 probably pushed a bit too hard and so alienated a lot of riders. I think the 1098 is a reaction to that; it's certainly a lot more conservative than the 916 and 999 and more 'Japanese' in many ways. It's very inoffensive and has been selling like hot cakes, which is good for the company's bottom line but perhaps not so good for setting new standards in motorcycle design as did the 916 in 1994,' concludes Dan.
Well, we certainly like the 599 Mono concept and we hope someday Ducati will revive the old Supermono and actually build something on the lines of Dan's 599 Mono.
Those who wish to get in touch with Dan can write to him on firstname.lastname@example.com
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Aprilia RSV4 Factory vs Ducati 1198S vs KTM RC8R
It's Italy vs Austria as the V4-engined Aprilia RSV4 Factory takes on the L-twin powered Ducati 1198S and the V-twin KTM RC8R...
Via Motorcycle.com
Saturday, January 02, 2010
Ducati 1098S vs Nissan Skyline GTR
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Claudio Castiglioni: "Why stop at 150km/h?!"
In an interview with Motociclismo, Claudio Castiglioni (President - MV Agusta) has said that he believes the speed limits on Italy's roads should be increased to 180km/h, since modern sportsbikes are perfectly capable of travelling at that speed in perfect safety.
The Italian government is already said to be studying the possibility of increasing the speed limits on Italy's highways (the current speed limit is 150km/h), and Castiglioni says he wholeheartedly supports the idea. However, he adds that speed limits in towns and surrounding areas should be strictly enforced, and higher speeds should only be permitted on the highways.
'On our highway network, there are some areas with very little traffic, where going at 170-180km/h would absolutely not be a problem,' says Castiglioni, adding that higher speed limits may actually help, since those would allow riders to focus on their riding, rather than thinking about losing points on their license and having to pay hefty fines.
With a bike like the F4 CC to his name, we suppose Mr Castiglioni would support higher speed limits. But we'd like to know what's your take on this – please use the comments form to tell us about your views on the subject!
Via Motociclismo
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Ben Spies' Yamaha R1 riding impression
Mark Cernicky of Cycle World had an opportunity to test ride 2009 World Superbikes champ Ben Spies' Yamaha R1 racebike, at the Autodromo do Algarve circuit in Portimão, Portugal. Here are some excerpts from what he has to say about the championship winning bike:
Standing in Spies' pit, I couldn't take my eyes off his blue, black and white R1. The Italian-milk-backed bike is beautiful, with carbon-fiber bodywork, Brembo Monobloc brakes and Öhlins suspension among its alluring attributes.
As I chugged down pit lane, the engine sounded like it was broken, with a lot of rattling near my ankles. Turns out, it was just exhaust back pressure reverberating through the large mid-pipe routed right behind the rearsets. I changed gears and rolled open the throttle to begin my first lap around the 2.9-mile, 15-turn circuit. Escalating engine revs were accompanied by a marvellous sound from the Akrapovic muffler.
Magneti Marelli electronics, common to many front-running Superbikes, allow wide-open shift action that, in this particular case, was remarkably positive. Corner exits were never slowed by electronic interruptions that might upset the chassis. Maybe my 30-plus laps around the circuit helped me to push my limits on this bike but the edge of control was more recognizable than on, say, Ruben Xaus' factory BMW S1000RR.
From my perspective, Spies' R1 wasn't the fastest machine down Algarve's long front straightaway, but its crossplane-crankshaft engine had more torque than I ever imagined could be derived from an inline-four. Compared with the Yamaha of Noriyuki Haga that I rode last year in Portugal, Spies' R1 felt less front-end biased. With more weight focused over the rear of the bike, Spies' bike felt light and lively up front. That, combined with light steering-damper resistance, allowed the Yamaha to shake its head under hard acceleration, reminding me to keep a loose grip on the bars and plenty of weight over the front tire. Feedback while braking was amazing and I could make aggressive steering inputs with pinpoint accuracy…
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Moto Guzzi V12 concept bikes win 2009 MDA Trophy
The Motorcycle Design Association (set up in 2001 by Glynn Kerr and Francois-Marie Dumas) has announced the winner of its 2009 Motorcycle Design Trophy, which goes to the three Moto Guzzi concept bikes that were unveiled at this year's EICMA Show in Italy.
The three Moto Guzzi bikes – the V12 Le Mans, V12 Strada and V12 X – were penned by a team of designers headed by the redoubtable Pierre Terblanche. The other bikes that were 'highly recommended' by members of the MDA include the BMW S1000RR and Concept 6, Aprilia RSV4 and KTM 125 concepts.
More details on the MDA and their awards here
Via Motoblog
Thursday, December 17, 2009
BMW S1000RR takes on Japanese litre-class superbikes, and wins!
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
KTM 690 Duke R riding impression
Fitted with a single-cylinder 690cc engine that pumps out 70 horsepower, the 690 Duke R isn't exactly the most glamorous motorcycle in the KTM line-up, but it could well be one of the most fun-to-ride bikes anywhere. With its light weight (148kg dry), high-spec suspension and slick six-speed gearbox, the little KTM is lean, lithe and sporty. Motociclismo recently had the opportunity to test the bike and here are some excerpts from what they have to say about the baby KTM:
The first KTM Duke 620 was launched back in 1994, primarily to meet the demand for such a bike in France, where some riders had already started to convert their motocross bikes into supermotards. The first Duke was one of the best performing bikes in its class, something which still holds true today for the latest 690 Duke.
With the 1999 Duke II, the 2008 690 Duke and the 2010 690 Duke R, the bike has become increasingly capable on the street and the newest model also looks strikingly beautiful. KTM uses a somewhat similar recipe with all its 'R' models – a slight increase in engine performance, uprated brake and suspension components and, of course, that black-white-and-orange paintjob.
On the twisty Alpine roads on the outskirts of Nice, in France, the 690 Duke R immediately feels very light and easy to ride. And it's not just very agile – it's also very stable. With its stiff steel tube trellis frame, cast aluminium swingarm and uprated front fork, the Duke R stays quite planted even at its top speed of around 200km/h.
On bumpy roads with small patches of snow and ice, the Duke R doesn't lose its composure even at higher speeds. The brakes, too, work very well – the single 320mm disc with Brembo radial-mount four-piston callipers at the front, and 240mm rear disc offer so much stopping power that you actually need some time to get used to these brakes.
The bike is comfortable to ride and the wide handlebars give you a lot of space to move around. If it weren't for the lack of wind protection, you could actually use this bike for long distance trips.
For the Duke R, KTM have increased the displacement of their single-cylinder engine from 654cc to 690cc and power output has gone up from 65bhp to 70bhp. And yes, you can feel the difference – the new bike feels more responsive than the basic 690 Duke. There's still not much power up to 2,000rpm but things are perfect once you cross that figure. The engine feels stronger and more rev-happy than you'd expect a single-cylinder engine to be, and it doesn't vibrate much either. Honestly, you just can't ask more of a machine with a 690cc single-cylinder engine!
The 690 Duke R costs 8,890 euros (a mere 300 euros more than the standard 690 Duke) and will be available in March 2010.
2010 KTM 690 Duke R: Tech Specs
Engine: Fuel-injected, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder 690cc
Power: 70bhp@7,500rpm
Torque: 70Nm@5,500rpm
Gearbox: Six-speed
Suspension: 48mm USD fork, monoshock, both three-way adjustable
Brakes: Single 320mm disc with four-piston radial-mount callipers (front), 240mm rear disc
Tyres: 120/70-17 (front), 160/60-17 (rear)
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A video of the KTM 690 Duke R. Yes, the bike looks good...
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Aprilia RSV4 R riding impression
Though it's 5kg heavier than the Factory, the Aprilia RSV4 R still has the same 180bhp V4 engine and ride-by-wire electronics. How bad can it be...
For those who can live with Showa/Sachs (instead of Ohlins) suspension, aluminium (instead of magnesium) components, plastic (instead of carbonfibre) parts in the bodywork, and a non-adjustable chassis (instead of one that allows you to change the swingarm's pivot point, steering head angle and even the engine position…), the Aprilia RSV4 R is probably a brilliant deal. You still get the same sharp styling, the same 180bhp V4 engine, and the same ride-by-wire electronics as the higher-spec RSV4 Factory, but at a price that's about 25% lower.
MotorBox recently had the opportunity to test ride the RSV4 R at the Estoril circuit, in Portugal, and here are some excerpts from what they have to say about the bike:
Aprilia aim to sell around 2,000 units of the RSV4 in Europe in 2010, so launching a 'cheaper' version of the RSV4 Factory was probably a must, in order to achieve those sales figures. And for Aprilia fans who want a bike that can work on the track as well as on the street, the RSV4 R is just great, because it still retains most of the best bits of the Factory version.
The R version's 65-degree V4 remains unchanged and still produces the full 180bhp at 12,500rpm – the same as the RSV4 Factory. Dual injectors per cylinder, 48mm throttle bodies, ride-by-wire electronics, and tri-mode mapping – it's all there. And while the chassis doesn't permit you to change the engine's position or alter the swingarm pivot, it's still beautifully finished, and the 43mm Showa fork and Sachs shock are fully adjustable.
At 184kg dry, the RSV4 R is 5kg heavier than the Factory, but that makes little difference to the bike's performance. With Aprilia's own test riders on board, the RSV4 R laps the Mugello circuit within a few 10ths of a second of the Factory's lap times. The R's very 'front-endy' riding position is also similar to the Factory's, though in real-world riding the Factory feels a bit more 'edgy' and aggressive, responding to the rider's inputs with a tad more urgency.
A lot of people may actually like the RSV4 R more than the Factory, since the former is more street-friendly, while the latter is definitely a bit more track-oriented. The two bikes have their own unique personalities – the R is a bit more stable under hard braking while the Factory accelerates out of corners harder.
In the end, the Factory is a ferret and in terms of handling, remains the absolute benchmark in its segment. The RSV4 Factory is small, slim and compact, changes direction very quickly and often feels like a 600 in the way it handles. The R model makes you work a bit harder to go as fast, but ultimately the R is also a bit easier to control than the rather more explosive Factory.
The BMW S1000RR might be bit more powerful, but the Aprilia's V4 sounds fantastic and goes very, very hard. It also delivers its power across a wide rev range, though the Factory's engine is happy revving all the way up to 14,000rpm while the R's engine stops a few hundred revs before that.
Coming to the two bikes' ride-by-wire electronics, the R's electronics seem to work a bit better than the Factory's, which is understandable since Aprilia have had a few months to fine-tune and optimise the system. The R's V4 is blessed with perfect fuel-injection and even its gearbox feels just a bit smoother than the Factory's. The only thing we'd like changed is low-rpm response in 'Track' mode, which is currently a bit too aggressive. Milder response in the first quarter opening of the throttle would probably work better.
Finally, the RSV4 R's strength lies in the disarming simplicity with which it allows you to go so fast. That V4 makes a scary amount of power, but Aprilia have managed to engineer a package that lets you actually use all that power rather. The RSV4 R is bike that's perfectly balanced – focused on performance and yet easy to ride – and as a package, it works very well indeed. This was Japanese litre-bike territory at one time, but Aprilia engineers have produced a bike that's ready to take on the world's best!
Here are some pics of the Aprilia RSV4, which you'll probably like very much... ;-)
And here, from Gizmag, is a very comprehensive road test video of the Aprilia RSV4 R
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This year Medfield Boys and Girls soccer teams have a once in a lifetime opportunity to play soccer at Gillette stadium. The ticket package to includes:
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Feb. 25, The Apollo Theater presents "AFROPUNK Unapologetically Black: The African American Songbook Remixed, A Celebration of Black Protest Music" at 7:30 p.m.
The versatile vocalist Al Jarreau dies at 76
Al Jarreau, the only vocalist to win Grammys in pop, R&B and jazz through his deep sea of versatility, died Feb. 12 in Los Angeles.
Nicholas Payton, Jam, Marika Hughes, Weston at Medgar Evers
As part of Black History Month, the National Jazz Museum in Harlem will present Desert Island Discs with the trumpeter/composer Nicholas Payton (tonight) Thursday at 7 p.m.
Chuck Stewart, definitive jazz photographer, dies at 89
Chuck Stewart, whose portraits and improvisational photographs are recognized at a glance similar to identifying a Coltrane tune after a few notes, died Jan. 20, in Teaneck, N.J.
Sistas' Place, Howard Johnson, Blue Note, 'Trubone'
Like his fellow native Brooklynites (Cecil Payne, Max Roach and Randy Weston), the pianist Ed Stoute wears his Brooklyn badge of honor with distinction as he celebrates the jazz tradition with spirited inspiration.
Havana International Jazz Festival
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New Year's Eve around town
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Bob Cranshaw versatile bassist and activist dies at 83
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Sweet Lou at 90, Jane Bunnett and Maqueque
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Bobby Seale, Slave Coast, jazz thespians, Haynes swings
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by Nancie McDermott
Real Thai has gone vegetarian! Nancie McDermott, author of the best-selling Real Thai: The Best of Thailand's Regional Cooking (Chronicle Books 1992), has written another cookbook for the vegetarian cook.
Thai cooking is one of today's most popular cuisines. but it's not easy to find truly meatless dishes. Nancie McDermott spent three years in Thailand as a Peace Corps volunteer, and is nationally known as an authority on Thai cuisine. In Real Vegetarian Thai, she provides cooks with a delicious repertoire of vegetarian dishes which captures the vibrant spirit of Thailand and its extraordinary food.
Traditional Thai cuisine includes meat, fish, and seafood. In Real Vegetarian Thai, McDermott carefully adapts her recipes as needed to create great Thai dishes for the vegetarian kitchen. By omitting nahm plah, the ubiquitous fish sauce which seasons virtually all savory Thai dishes, and replacing meat, fish, and seafood with a cornucopia of fresh vegetables including portobello mushrooms, Japanese eggplant, sweet red peppers and butternut squash, McDermott transforms classic Thai dishes into vegetarian feasts, sure to please guests and family members whether they are vegetarians or not.
In her introductory notes, McDermott provides delightful details of day-to-day living, working, and cooking with the people in the small Thai town of Thatoom. There she spent her first two years as a Peace Crops volunteer teaching English to junior high school students and exploring the local cultural. Pedaling her bicycle to the market was a daily joy, where she encountered the colorful world of fresh ingredients.
Real Vegetarian Thai is organized into eight chapters, beginning with Appetizers and Snacks, followed by Salads, and then Soups. The recipes in these chapters work beautifully as a first course, or as a nibble with which to welcome guests, and many could anchor a simple lunch or dinner menu. Next comes Curries, with a dazzling round-up of saucy, spectacular dishes, each with a Thai-style curry paste as its flavorful base. The Main Dishes chapter offers recipes for grilled vegetables and an array of Thai stir-fries.
The recipes in the Rice and Noodle chapter include both jasmine rice, and sticky rice ñ the "daily bread" of Thailand ñ as well as satisfying fried rice and classic noodle dishes including mee krob and paht Thai. Sweets & Drinks celebrates wildly popular Thai treats such as Sticky Rice with Mangoes, Crisp Rubies in Coconut Milk and Thai Iced Tea.
Here you will also find Nancie's irresistible East-West creations, including Thai Iced Coffee, Fresh Lemongrass Lemonade, Wild Lime Leaf Sorbet, and an unbelievably delicious Thai Coffee Ice Cream. The final chapter, Basic Recipes, is a compendium for the condiments, sauces, curries, stocks, and other dishes called for throughout the book, including Tangy Tamarind Sauce, Sweet and Hot Garlic Sauce, and a rainbow of aromatic curry pastes. She even provides instructions for growing lemongrass in a home garden, along with Thai secrets for cracking open a coconut to make fresh coconut milk. For cooks in a hurry, it's worth noting that her Real Vegetarian Thai recipes also work beautifully with store-bought curry pastes and canned or frozen coconut milk.
A helpful glossary introduces readers to the seemingly mysterious yet often widely available ingredients and equipment used in Thai cooking, and offers tips for finding them or devising good substitutes. McDermott also offers mail order sources, a bibliography of books on Thai food and culture, and a list of suggested menus. with an emphasis on the classic techniques, ingredients, and flavors of Thai cuisine, this groundbreaking cookbook invites vegetarians to enjoy the bounty of Thai cuisine.
Nancie McDermott is a food writer and cooking teacher specializing in the cuisine of Thailand, where she spent three years as a Peace Corps volunteer. Her food articles have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the Chicago Sun Times and the Philadelphia Inquirer, as well as in Food & Wine, Food Arts, Cooks Illustrated, and Bon Appetit. She is the author of the perennially popular, Real Thai: The Best of Thailand's Regional Cooking. A North Carolina native, Nancie lives in Southern California with her husband and two small daughters.
Real Vegetarian Thai
by Nancie McDermott
Chronicle Books, $11.95
256 pages; May 12, 1997
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Beef And Cashew Casserole
|60 Gram
|Olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Lean stewing beef
|1 Kilogram, cut into cubes
|2 Large, sliced
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Red wine
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Bay leaf
|Grated orange rind
|1 Tablespoon
|Beef stock
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|To Taste
|Freshly ground pepper
|To Taste
|30 Gram (Extra Required)
|Celery stalks
|6 , sliced (Tender Stalks)
|Roasted salted cashews
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
Heat oil and butter in a large, flameproof casserole and fry beef until brown, stirring to brown all sides. Remove beef and add garlic and onions to pan, stirring until golden. Return beef to casserole with wine, bay leaf, orange rind and the stock. Season with salt and pepper, cover the casserole, and bake in a preheated moderate oven 180C (350F) for 1 hour. Meanwhile, heat the extra 30g butter in a frying pan and toss celery and cashews over medium heat for 2-3 minutes. Add celery and cashews to casserole, replace lid, and continue cooking until meat is very tender — about 30 minutes longer. Serve from the casserole
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Serving size
Calories 611 Calories from Fat 294
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 33 g50.8%
Saturated Fat 9.7 g48.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 32.3 mg10.8%
Sodium 204.2 mg8.5%
Total Carbohydrates 17 g5.7%
Dietary Fiber 3.2 g12.8%
Sugars 5.8 g
Protein 57 g114.9%
Vitamin A 11.6% Vitamin C 21.6%
Calcium 5.6% Iron 7.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Fadingkit stretched until her back legs quivered. The dawns milky light spilled into the nursery, bringing in warm and spring scented air.
\"Viperkit! Wake up!\" She hissed into a slender tabby she cats ear. The kit raised her head of her delicate paws and blinked at Fadingkit lethargicly. \"Yes?\" She mewed. Fadingkit's forest green eyes glinted with mischief in the little light.
\"We're becoming apprentices' today,\" She meowed, flicking her honey coloured tail.
Viperkit yawned and closed her brilliant green eyes again, trying to fall back asleep. Her once normal dream turned into a feral battle with cats hissing and spitting in each other's derection. 'Fading, Viper,' A mottled gray tom whispered in front of her. \"What?\" She flicked her light tabby ears annoyingly.
\"You two, are the chosen ones of DarkClan.\"
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While the MOBA genre is young, it's quickly becoming a crowded space, which makes Waystone Games' Dawngate interesting because it does a number of things to set itself apart from the pack. We had a chance to discuss all those things and more at this year's PAX East where we sat down with Dawngate lead producer Dave Cerra and creative director Hunter Howe.
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I've been playing Dawngate since last year, and I never played other moba since then. I abandoned an account with years for this game.
Just amazing!
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I've been playing Dawngate since last year, and I never played other moba since then. I abandoned an account with years for this game. Just amazing!
What about it got you to switch over like that?
I got into the dawngate beta recently and I'm really enjoying it. The resource mining is an interesting edition to the gameplay, while I feel it serves a purpose, the limited amount of items and item tiers really makes the redundant end-game.
In terms of the gameplay pace, games tend to be really rushed or really drawn out. I get the feeling that the power of the enemy base has something to do with this. There's been multiple games where I won/lost because my team/enemy team attacked their/our base too quickly and died. Overall though I feel like that adds more of a challenge to the game.
As for what they need to improve on, matchmaking, matchmaking, MATCHMAKING!!! I've played about 20 games now and I still get matched with first timers, they need to do an MMR system or some other kind of ranking system. Another needed addition is voice chat, I know some people argue against it but with this game breaking from the meta you often need to explain your actions far more than in a normal moba. Finally, and somewhat controversially, they need to add a "Only play with players in X area option" so people can choose who they match with in a solo queue
I pl;ayed for one round and quit and will not play it again.It is exactly the same as all the rest DOta/Starcraft/LOL all the same.
This actually had me not knowing anything about any character.I finally saw some icon to click for solo and waited for a que ue.I am sure my team was pissed when i quit so quickly.I expected some tutorial playing solo versus a npc.
Too much twitching around targeting not a very relaxing type game,i feel you need to be 14 years old in hyper mode constantly twitching from one target to another and spending hours trying to learn the keystrokes and what each one does for each class.
Sadly everyone keeps copying what makes this genre bad like overhead cameras that do not offer a good view of the game. i wanted to use the arrow keys to move the camera but then i would need 3 hands..grrrr.Random spawning minions again same old.Start at home base attack obstacles all exactly the same.Same cheap graphics,weak maps nothing is exciting about Moba's and i highly doubt anyone will get it right.
Oh well the millions that enjoy this type of gaming will do just fine without me.
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I've been playing Dawngate since last year, and I never played other moba since then. I abandoned an account with years for this game. Just amazing!
What about it got you to switch over like that?
Because Dawngate sounds like an evolution. The map, the no-mana, the objectives, the items, the new way to build, the status, everything looks like an upgrade to me.
They took all good things which the moba genre have and improved them. For example, the action itself. The no-mana feature allow action all time. I don't need restrange myself, just need think with strategy, since my opponent have the same resource, or in that case, no-resourse. The 2 lane map improved action too, making the jungler (hunter there) a lot more important and active.
All that excluded little things which you had to control, to permit new styles of play more focused in action strategy. Without mention what they did to the combat, reducing the "global damage" and make fights more long, more tactical. You can't explode someone in one balanced match. You can't neither underestimate a weak opponent, because the "comeback feature" is strongly present.
Well, sorry for my imperfect english, I'm still improving, but since you asked, I tried explain everything what I loved on the game. PvP, for me, if not turn based, have to allow you fight, really fight, and Dawngate do this.


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The tribute comes 50 years after Loren won the Best Actress Oscar, making her the first person to win an acting Oscar for a foreign-language role. She won for the Italian movie "Two Women" in 1961. She did not attend the 1961 ceremony and told the audience Wednesday she never dreamed the movie would such an honor.
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Hubert: [rebuffing Willard's inquiry as to when his family might return home to France] You don't understand our mentality - the French officer mentality. At first, we lose in Second World War. I don't say that you Americans win, but we lose. In Dien Bien Phu, we lose. In Algeria, we lose. In Indochina, we lose! But here, we don't lose! This piece of earth, we keep it. We will never lose it, never!
Gaston de Marais: You Americans. In 1945, yeah, after the Japanese war, your president Roosevelt didn't want the French people to stay in Indochina. So, you Americans implant the Vietnam.
Willard: [to Hubert] What's he mean?
Hubert: Yeah, that's true. The Vietcong were invented by the Americans, sir.
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Gaston de Marais: And now you take the French place. And the Vietnam fight you. And what can you do? Nothing. Absolutely nothing.
Hubert: The Vietnamese are very intelligent. You never know what they think. The Russian ones who help them, "come and give us their money. We are all Communists. Chinese give us guns. We are all brothers."... They hate the Chinese! Maybe they hate the American less than the Russian and the Chinese. I mean, if tomorrow the Vietnamese are Communists they will be *Vietnamese* Communists. And this is something you never understood, you American.
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True Inspiration: Bye, Bye Los Angeles
And hello Bend
Nov 11, 2012
Ryan Barnhart spent three years commuting two hours each day to a real estate firm in Los Angeles—an experience he describes as "utter, miserable hell." Then, in 2010, he received Outside's May issue, with our story on the 50 best companies in America. "I applied to all 50," says Barnhart, now 34. "I didn't care what the job was." In July 2010, he signed on with G5, a tech company in Bend, Oregon. Today, 25 pounds lighter, Barnhart bikes two traffic-free miles to work and has time to hit the trails with his fiancée in the evenings. He bought a 1,600-square-foot house for as much as it cost him to rent his L.A. apartment, and, he says, "a dozen L.A. friends inquire weekly about openings at G5."


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Jamie Barren presents Eden Hollywood Friday November 9, 2012 celebrates birthday of adult film superstar BRITNEY AMBER – http://britneyamberxxx.com
and November 9th marks our official launch party for all new Fridays at Eden Hollywood!!! Media provided by Erika Icon / The Rub PR – http://therubpr.com
Music by Dj Five Star spinning the best of Hip Hop, Top 40s, House – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFNglmDrnRk&hd=1
Early arrival is a must – Rsvp 3107499029. VIP Tables available with bottle service (ask about our insane bottle special deals). Follow http://www.twitter.com/jamiebarren
Upscale club attire and good girl:guy ratio's a must to gain admittance to Eden at 1650 Schrader Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90028. This event is 21/over only.
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