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Times are tough in MotoGP if you haven't noticed, and the penny-pinchers are in full-force both in the paddock and at Dorna Sports. Word has it that new rules are being discussed, and could be implemented in order to cut the costs of running a MotoGP team down. Continue reading for 3 of the major proposals on the table.
The most radical change suggested is to limit riders to a single bike per race, instead of the current two bikes they have. This would save both in costs of leasing the bikes, as well as mechanics to maintaing the bikes and spare parts. The biggest obstacle to this change would be the current flag-to-flag rules, which means that riders are allowed to switch machines if the weather conditions change during a wet race. With only a single bike, riders would be forced to switch wheels instead of bikes. This a bigger deal than it seems as more than just tires go into setting a bike up for dry conditions as opposed to wet conditions.
The one thing the teams would not have to worry about under the new rules is changing brakes. The proposals also include a ban on carbon brakes, which Fausto Gresini has lobbied for, claiming it would save him some 250,000 euros a year. The argument against carbon brakes is fairly solid, in that they are of no practical application outside racing, as carbon disks wear out too quickly and don't work in the rain, making them impractical on the streets. This change is almost certain to go through, and may as a side benefit make the racing more exciting. Steel brakes take longer to stop a bike, and if braking distances are longer, then outbraking maneuvers are more likely to succeed.
The final proposal under discussion, is an extension of engine life. Under the new plan, engines would have to last for three race weekends before the engineers are allowed to change them. A minimum engine life has been in force for the past couple of years in Formula 1, and has spectacularly failed to reduce costs in that series. This would leave the manufacturers with one of two choices: either choose to reduce performance so that existing engines last longer, or they can radically redesign the engine using more expensive materials to make the engines last longer. It's almost blindingly obvious which path the manufacturers will choose to go down.
Imposing longer engine life will save on engine rebuilds, which Honda's old steel spring engines required every 300kms, while Ducati's desmodromic engine needed very 700km or so, and this would be a big saving. The only question which remains is whether the extra development time and more expensive materials required to make the engines last longer will be less than the amount saved by the reduced maintenance requirements. The lesson from Formula 1 is that any savings achieved are likely to be minimal at best.
Source: MotoGP Matters


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But tonight, I find myself with a glass of wine and an empty house (save the husband and animals, who are all curled up on the couch in the other room) since my friends have gone home and I figure it's time to share a bit. I've been sharing my experiences with the other gals who make up the current BIG Tribe, so I'm going to share the same experiences with all of you now. This is going to be long and very emotional, fair warning. Some bits have been copied and pasted from my original postings on the BIG forums, so they may read a little oddly.
For background, the first week of BIG was spent scribbling, doodling and generally getting into the groove of letting our intuitions guide our brushes, to let go of over inflated expectations and to get comfortable with the process. We also became familiar with our fear gremlins, those little voices inside of us that tell us something is ugly, or stupid, to give up or not to share this and that - the voice that stifles as it attempts to protect us. Now, what I'm going to share is my painting and process for week 2. Connie, our fearless leader, asked that we work with Memory in our first real, honest and fearless BIG painting. To just pick a memory, the first one that comes to mind or the one that keeps reappearing and popping in to say hello!
I watched the intro and the first video, popped over to the first discussion and read through it. My paper was out and ready to go and I closde my eyes, let my mind go and waited to see what the first memory that comes across my mind is because that, THAT is the one I'm going to paint...
And my mind goes blank. There are memories there in the depths of my mind, oh are there ever. Big bright shiny ones and deep dark terrifying ones but none jump forth and say 'paint me!' So I wait some more. Then I distract myself with some music, who knows? Maybe in setting up this small ritual I've scared them off, over thought them without even realizing it. Hours go by and nothing. I wait to hear something... yet nothing comes.
There are the obvious ones I could go for, like getting married, buying a house - you know, big life things. But when I think about using them for the project I get this feeling in my gut that says, nah. Not this one. Keep waiting.
When I decided to undertake this adventure, it was partially in order to break down my difficulty in not overthinking things, to learn how to trust and to let go of total control and expectations of the finished product. While I'm not consciously aware of doing any of these things while waiting for my memory to come, I wonder if they aren't hindering me somehow just the same. I continued to wait and sat down at the desk in my studio, opened youtube and this song was in my recommended que (not sure why - I suppose the Universe needed me to hear it.)
My guts churned, I cried. I knew what I needed to paint.
I'll admit, I was (and still am) a bit scared to share my memory painting. Opening myself up wide and laying my innards bare and raw for people I've 'just met' to see isn't something I do, ever. (Hell, sharing this level of myself with people I know well is rare.) So, I'm taking a fearless leap here, one of faith and of trust and I'm going to share the process and the memory here - to let it and myself be seen.
I was caught up in choosing a memory, but it was given to be by the universe in a song and a rush of clenched guts and tears. I know that it was said that we didn't need to dive into a deep, dark, heavy memory as we get our toes wet in the water of fearless painting... but that's what my guts, my soul, the gods above brought forth from the depths for me to work with. And I did.
The memory dredged up wasn't a one time event, but rather a period in time. In my late teens, my small world shattered around me. I was in an abusive relationship, my parents were divorcing and kept putting me in the middle of their spats as referee and bargaining chip, my younger siblings clung to me for love and stability. I fell into an incredibly dark and desperate place, barely clinging to any real will to continue to exist... I began to self hurt. Or cut myself, in more blunt terms. Over the course of those few years, I covered myself with hundreds of marks, always hidden by clothing as they bled and subsequently healed. 8 years after the last time, I still have 22 very visible scars just on my forearms and wrists, which people seem to be drawn to ask about. When they do, I become uncomfortable and nervous, worried they'll judge me for something that is long past. Terrified they'll look at me as 'one of those crazy people'. I decided to follow my gut and paint this time period in order to attempt to lay to rest those feelings and make peace with my past.
I put the song back on as I chose my colors; grey, grey-blue, blue, red. I let the tears fall as I sketched the shape on the paper. Hunched, cross armed, trying to maintain a small shape in the large space.
I poured her a glass of wine and we cried together. I held her close and told her it would be OK. To trust me and our gut. She hid behind me as I began to fling blue onto the background. Grabbing red next, I slathered it over the blue. As I painted, I wanted to get physical with the process, so I tossed my brush aside and went at it with my hands and fingers - mushing red into blue, creating bruised purples. (In retrospect, I think my sub-conscious was putting the colors of my hurts onto the paper, as I was always badly bruised around the cuts afterwards.) Barely stopping, I grabbed the gray and began to fill in the body - as I covered the heart, my gremlin sighed in relief. It was safe, hidden - protected. As it should be.
Dipping my fingers in red, I cut at the wrist and the chest, swooped outlines around the figure in vibrant blood tones. Looking at the wrist I felt revulsion and tried to cover it back up with gray, resulting in a pink mess. My gremlin was upset but my gut said to put the red back and taking a deep breath, I listened.
And now, my guts tell me to get up and paint. I've got a lot of work to do. I grab a dark brown and add in hair, straight and stringy, falling forward to obscure some of the face; yet another safety mechanism that I only recognize in retrospect. Taking out the black, I give her big, bold outlines. My gremlin pops up again - 'That's not your style!! That's not how you paint!! She's cartoony, ugly!' I shush her again, after all, this isn't my typical subject matter nor is it a particularly pretty memory. I keep on, this part of me, this woman on the paper - she wants to be seen. She NEEDS to be seen. And big bold lines catapult her into view, where she cannot be ignored or pushed aside.
Stepping back a moment, I don't want to cry - for the first time since starting this. I don't feel lost, miserable, ashamed when I look at her though there is still some melancholy there. A sort of heavy eerie feeling down in my bowels. My gut chimes in, since my goblin has washed her hands of this - I'm not listening to her anyway - informing me to paint white circles in the background. I get to work, filling half the background with them before my gut says 'stop!' Step away and stop. And I do. I clean up my brushes and leave her, knowing somehow that she's not quite done with me yet.
I let her sit on the easel in the studio for a day and a half. Friday, when I was on my lunch break journaling about this painting (she's taken up 10 pages in my composition book so far) I realized I was excited to see her. To get home and ask her what she needed, to work with her. The 4 hours of work were the slowest I can recall in recent history, not work volume wise, but to my rapidly spinning mind and needy heart.
When I bounded into the studio and grabbed my palette, my heart shouted 'Grab the red and the the yellow! And your favorite color blue! Oh, and white too!' And I did. Adding deeper hues of shadow to her, giving her more definition and somehow, despite blue being very melancholy - brightening her up a bit. I scribbled yellows and whites around her side, a sort of aura of hopeful energy - a sign that there was still so much life in her. A will to continue, to live. And then, my gut and heart whispered the most important part conspiratorially to me, quietly, so as not to wake and anger the sleeping gremlin. The finishing touch, the final lesson that she has to hand me:
To live, to let my heart beat fierce and free. That time is over with and not only did I live, I thrived despite all the anguish and pain. I pulled myself out of that darkness and rose like a phoenix into a new life, in which I wanted to let love back in to my heart. And how can you do that, if you lock it away?
This process, this painting, helped me in ways I can't even quite express right now because I am still absorbing it all. I plan to pin her to my wall for a while, to let her lessons sink in further, to have her help in overcoming the last remnants of shame I feel over my past like a great guardian angel birthed from a black seed in myself. My gremlin is pursing her lips at me for sharing all of this, worrying how this will be judged and for right now, I'm ignoring her and feeling so very, very free.
This journey, this adventure, has been bigger for me than I ever expected. I'm not learning new techniques, not fussing over the outcomes. Just letting the the process take me where it will... and it is an exhausting, magical, spiritual, beautiful process.
Comments from my fellow fearless painters, whose support and love I will cherish always.
Comment by Connie Hozvicka on July 16, 2012 at 3:04pm
First, I have to whole heartedly--with every drip of my Soul--acknowledge the incredible courage and bravery and pure genuine FEARLESSness it took to share so openly from your heart. I feel so honored and humbled to experience your process aside you. Thank you for letting me in--letting us all in. I feel healed on some level of my own life as well by traveling through this with you.
She is beautiful. You are beautiful. Your story of rising above so much darkness in your life is beautiful.
Wonder how much a ticket to South Carolina would run me?! I'd love to wrap my arms around ya in a BIG hug!
Sending you so much LOVE!
Comment by Michelle Turbide on July 13, 2012 at 5:53pm
I can't even speak I am so blown away by your courage not only to explore this memory for yourself but to be so open and honest in sharing it with all of us. Thank you so much for letting us know you in this way. I feel blessed to be a part of your process.
Comment by Colleen McCarthy on July 13, 2012 at 3:53pm
Thank you for being so courageous and sharing your story. And especially for ignoring that gremlin - Lovelovelove you!
Comment by Sharon Bode on July 13, 2012 at 1:02pm
...right now, you are very much loved. Thank you...for sharing your pain, your tears and...your heart.

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Syria has never witnessed such hectic activity in decades. This is not just about the killing that is taking place, the killing is a minute part of the story, the real story is more about the frantic soul searching and the ongoing attempt to forge a new identity that, even if it culminated in failure, comes as a much longed-for sign of life that is in itself victory.
Tuesday May 8, 2012
31 were reported killed on Monday and 23 on Tuesday as the Assad-led crackdown continues, and the more towns are shelled: including Rastan and Talbisseh and Homs City (Home Province), Hama City, and Dmeir (Rural Damascus).
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Annan's Mission Impossible: Why is everyone pretending that the U.N. plan in Syria has a prayer of succeeding?
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The Brotherhood
With backing from Ankara, and following the political ascendancy of the Brotherhood in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya, the group is poised to be at the top of any new governing system in Syria.
"It is plausible that the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood will come to the fore," said Cengiz Candar, an eminent Turkish analyst of Arab affairs. "But it is too early to deduce anything significant. They are in an incubation period. Who knows who will be around eventually?"
The Kosovar Connection
A study trip that I took with two colleagues, Molham Aldroby, a leading member of the Muslim Brotherhood, and Djengizkhan Hasso, leading member of the National Assembly of Kurdistan – Syria, to Prishtina, the capital of Kosovo, has proven to be somewhat controversial, at least in some quarters. Considering the nature of these quarters, we seem to be on the right track.
This is what was reported by The Associated Press: Syrian opposition activists ask Kosovo for advice. This is how the trip was reported by Russia Today: Syrian opposition studies terror tactics in Kosovo. The Russian version of the events was immediately picked up by all sorts of websites dedicated to conspiracy theories, including French, Turkish and Serbian websites, among many others. The report was further embellished in an Arabic report and, I am told, even pro-regime Addounia TV joined the fray.
I have recently given an interview that should clarify the purpose of the trip and I will link to it when it's out. But for now, let me make the following clarifications:
* There was no official U.S. involvement in this effort.
* Occasional violations by some groups affiliated with the KLA notwithstanding, the Serbian militias remain the main culprits in most war crimes reported in Kosovo, including mass ethnic cleansing operations and a number of horrific mass murders. It's strange how this fact escaped the notice of RT correspondents.
* True, Kosovars are predominantly Muslim, but they are among the most secular-minded Muslims that I have ever met, so these reports about connections to Al-Qaeda are absolutely bogus.
* Follow-up trips to Kosovo are in the works, but we will also be travelling to many other countries for the purpose of learning and garnering support for our cause, and the Six Point Plan that we have put together to help our people.
Video Highlights
The town of Talbisseh, Homs Province, recently visited by UN Monitors, gets pounded today http://youtu.be/_edutkdyLOQ , http://youtu.be/wme0fH21uwI
The nearby town of Rastan was also pounded http://youtu.be/MxVjAjH7wmw , http://youtu.be/unExM4rUfvU Treating the injured http://youtu.be/Wwg9aFQjaSE
Meanwhile, the pounding of Homs City continues: Qoussour http://youtu.be/HIJ_3LUkcwE , http://youtu.be/w6ufzuZOkgs , http://youtu.be/AiXRD-bJd_8 Scenes of total desolation from the neighborhood of Qarabees http://youtu.be/rBgFex2odBA , http://youtu.be/FXrgohFOWVA
In the town of Alma, Daraa Province, pro-Assad militias set fire to local farmland http://youtu.be/az2KNpWWXTU
The nearby town of Khirbet Ghazaleh comes under automatic fire http://youtu.be/MpFL6kq-SqI
At night, Hama City comes under heavy pounding http://youtu.be/wuEJkwl8GWM


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Faculty include: Dr. Edward Schaefer, Dr. Susan Treacy, Mary Jane Ballou, Jeffrey Herbert, Dr. Jennifer Donelson, and Arlene Oost-Zinner
Workshops in:- Singing Gregorian Chant in English
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Solemn High Mass in the Extraordinary Form on Friday evening with music provided by the AMU Music Department
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Burial Beer Co. joins forces with Cucina 24 chef Brian Canipelli. Also: Spruce Pine BBQ & Bluegrass Festival returns; Folkmoot pairs with Blind Pig Supper Club; TreeRock Social Cider House holds its inaugural Cookie-Chill-Off and plenty more Asheville food news.
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The 35th annual international festival runs July 19-29 in communities throughout Western North Carolina.
Small bites: Laura Theodore celebrates new vegan cookbook at Malaprop's
Author and PBS television host Laura Theodore discusses her latest cookbook and new restaurant. Also: Fermenti offers free tastings; Folkmoot celebrates Appalachian culture and cuisine; outdoor tailgate markets return; Rise Above Deli expands; and Early Girl Eatery finds new owners.
Small bites: Fractals Coffee Shop and Cafe opens in West Asheville
Fractals Coffee Shop and Cafe brings something completely different to Haywood Road this week. Also, the inaugural Hendersonville Restaurant Week, African Friendship Dinner at Folkmoot; THE BLOCK Off Biltmore's first vegan mac and cheese cook-off and Asheville Humane Society hosts 15th annual Dine To Be Kind.
Folkmoot returns for its 34th year
This year's iteration, running from Thursday, July 20, to Sunday, July 30, features folk dance collectives from India, the Netherlands, Slovenia, Argentina, Russia, Israel, Taiwan and Wales. Traditional Appalachian and Cherokee groups will perform, too.
Smart bets: The Nile Project
The Nile Project will visit Western Carolina University and the area on Monday, March 13, for a day of education, discourse and performance.
Small bites: Celebrating the Year of the Rooster
Folkmoot rings in the Chinese New Year with the help of Western Carolina University's Office of International Programs and Services. Also, Organic Growers School hosts the Farm Dreams workshop, Asheville Independent Restaurants selects its 2017 board of directors, Publix opens in Weaverville and more.
Folkmoot parade through Pack Square
As part of its finale weekend, Folkmoot's dance troupes paraded through downtown Asheville and gave short performances at Pack Square. Read more about the folk dance and cultural festival here.
Folkmoot expands programs, adds Asheville events
Folkmoot USA — an annual cultural festival, now in its 33rd year — brings about 200 folk dancers and musicians from around the world. The chock-full schedule, which includes the Many Cultures Kids Carnival, a global issues forum and a number of Asheville-based happenings (a parade, a theater performance and a dance party) runs from Friday, July 22 to Sunday, July 21.
Small bites: HenDough does chicken and doughnuts
New eatery HenDough has maxed out its kitchen serving fried chicken and imaginative doughnuts to Hendersonville residents; Oakley Farmers Market is moving to a new location; Black Mountain Ciderworks is celebrating the release of two new drinks; and the date is set for the first Folkmoot Music Showcase and Spring BBQ.
Small bites: Great American Vegan Chili Cook-Off
Full Circle Farm Sanctuary is holding its second vegan chili cook-off with entries from professional and amateur chefs; Folkmoot's programming includes a community dinner celebrating the food and dance of India; Hops & Vines explores single hop beers at a free workshop; and Chai Pani's Kids Eat Free program is replaced by a new method of giving.
Folkmoot brings a world's worth of folk dancing to WNC
Represented in 2015 are dancers and musicians from Bangladesh, Estonia, Indonesia, Philippines, Chile, Ecuador, Quebec, Puerto Rico, and right here in WNC as Eastern Band Cherokee performers join the lineup.
Proposed mural to honor history of Shindig on the Green
A local visual artist has volunteered to paint a 24-foot mural in Pack Square Park to honor Shindig on the Green's equally enormous history. The project is being supported by local groups including Folkmoot USA and the Blue Ridge National Heritage Area who are holding a fundraiser for it this Sunday.
Fancy footwork: Folkmoot brings together world and regional folk dance
With folk dancers from Taiwan, Trinidad, Romania, Russia and other far-flung places performing at Folkmoot, it might be easy to overlook the fact that southern Appalachia has its own dance custom to share. Dressed in their full crinoline skirts and tap shoes, four Appalachian clogging teams represent the mountain tradition at the international folk dance […]
Folkmoot: the other festival
Annual celebration of international culture and heritage runs for two weeks.
Catch the second week of Folkmoot USA
Things you might not have known about Folkmoot USA, the Waynesville-based international folk festival: It was started by a square-dancing surgeon in 1984. Groups from 100 different countries have performed. And each year, the festival features an entirely new program of performers.


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James said they picked the name because "she looked like an Olivia." Plus, "there's an olive tree in Israel that's special to us."


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Scottish independence: Panel suggests referendum question
A panel of experts set up by Labour, the Tories and the Lib Dems has come up with a question to be asked in the referendum on Scottish independence.
The main pro-union parties have accused the SNP of selecting a biased form of words with its preferred question.
The panel has suggested the words "Scotland should become an independent state", with voters being asked to "agree" or "disagree".
The SNP administration plans a referendum on independence in 2014.
The Electoral Commission, which will assess the proposed referendum question, has made it clear it will only consider a form of words composed by the relevant government.
First Minister Alex Salmond wants voters to be asked: "Do you agree that Scotland should be an independent country?"
The unionist-commissioned panel was chaired by Prof Stewart Sutherland, along with his colleagues Dr Matt Qvortrup and Ron Gould.
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It said the question should be "clear, understandable, and decisive", adding: "It should also be unbiased and fair, and seen to be so."
Prof Sutherland said: "My hope is that this clears the ground about the detail of the question and allows proper debate to be clearly focused on the future of Scotland."
The leaders of the main unionist parties have written to the first minister seeking his endorsement for the question.
Scottish Labour Leader Johann Lamont said: "The question has to be fair in order that the result properly reflects the will of the Scottish people and by endorsing the question put forward by the expert panel this ensures that no advantage can be gained from either side.
"I hope that we reach agreement with the first minister on this at the next meeting of the party leaders and move on to the real debate about our country's future."
Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson said: "Surely Alex Salmond will agree his referendum on separation must produce a clear result and that is precisely what the expert panel's simple, unbiased question was devised to deliver."
Willie Rennie, the Scottish Lib Dem leader, said: "This panel is the only independent expert panel that has been established to draft the question for the referendum."
A spokesperson for Bruce Crawford, the cabinet secretary for parliamentary business and government strategy, said the Scottish government would respond to the opposition leaders "in due course".
The spokesperson said: "A key point is that the panel's conclusions differ fundamentally from the views previously expressed by all three opposition parties.
"Significantly, there is no reference to the United Kingdom in this proposed question, unlike in the poll commissioned by the anti-independence Better Together campaign as recently as May, and in stark contrast to the statements of all the opposition parties.
"That is appropriate, because people understand that the Queen will be head of state of an independent Scotland, and therefore Scotland and England will be united kingdoms."
'Party-political wrangling'
Whether the ballot will be a straight choice between wanting an independent Scotland and the status quo, or whether voters also get the option of choosing further powers for Holyrood, has still to be decided.
The UK government and the main opposition parties at Holyrood do not want the choice for greater devolution included in the referendum, while the SNP administration has not ruled it out as an option.
Meanwhile, STUC union boss Grahame Smith said the debate about Scotland's future is too important to be left to the politicians alone.
He said: "Like many in Scotland's wider community, we are deeply concerned that the debate over process and party-political wrangling more generally, might strangle proper issue-led discussion."
The STUC has announced a series of public events to discuss the country's constitutional future. A number of day-long sessions have been organised for September and further events run by local organisations are planned for throughout the autumn.
The organisation is working alongside a range of bodies including the Scottish Poverty Alliance and the Church of Scotland to ensure key concerns such as reducing poverty, creating sustainable jobs and empowering communities are at the forefront of discussions about Scotland's future.
Mr Smith said: "We start from the assumption that the majority of Scots wish to see a more equal and socially just Scotland.
"We make no assumptions about the views of our membership on independence, the status quo or enhanced devolution. What we do know is that there is a vital need to discuss these issues and to enable our members and those in Scotland's communities to exchange ideas.
"Through their jobs, many of our members have expertise across the economy and public service, and it is these skills, along with those of community partners, that we hope to put to work to improve the tenor of the debate over coming months."


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This my favorite build for TF !!! It kills everything in max 5 sec late game :)
So i want to share it with the people and see how they think about it. Sorry for the bad english:) So this build can be used everywhere mid and side lanes too because of lifesteal at the begining and 32%Attack speed from the runes you can stay @ the lane until lvl 6 without any problems !
Go for pick a card @ lvl 1 & buy a Vampiric Scepter choose what a lane you want!
don`t recall until lvl 6 when you can hold out until then .
Auto attack creeps and don`t let the enemy farm keep them on distance with red card`s and stacked deck +any card combos! your killer skill is stacked deck & pick a card combo so only focus your lvl up`s on them! with this build you will have superb attack speed when focusing on stacked deck as a the main skill ! When your good enough you can have 2-3 assists or kills until lvl 6 :) that means recall on lvl 6 with a stacked deck 3stack !you should have gold for berserker greaves and a red elixir buy them and look at the map now make a golden or red card ulti and go for a fast kill when you can ! look for fragile champs or damaged enemys ! Asche ,kennen ... Gold or Red card with the stacked deck + exhaust + ghost nobody will escape after destiny !
NOTE DON`T GO FOR TANK`I CHAMPS ON LVL6 with more then 70% Health you have low damage don`t forget that :)
Here you are a true killer already when you have Sword of the Divine that is superb for TF i think because it in synergy with stacked deck ! great damage every 4th attack plus active armor pen ! Use your ulti or join a fight ALWAYS with this combo ready
1 combo 4 hits and DEAD!!!
Don`t forget your fragile with this build the whole game so after a kill run when more then 1 champ target`s you , until you have good chance for a kill again with all cooldown`s ready (3-4 sec)! So this is the great tactic until late game try to farm INF EDGE as soon as possible then,
YOU ARE A GOD!!! With Youmuu's Ghostblade & The Bloodthirster you are a killing mashine :) stack up Bloodthirster fast !!! and try not to die...
SUPER COMBO : 3 stacked deck ready for the 4th attack + Sword of the Divine passive make a gold or red card then destiny choose an enemy teleport activate the 2 active ability`s of Ghostblade and SOTD before your enchanted card hits the enemy,INSANE DAMAGE+ NO dodges love it kills a tank in 4 - 5 sec max !!!
Imagine this combo with a little luck when it crit`s (47.01%) LOVE IT !!!
, with this build mage`s and other dps without any defensive items are dead after the 1st hit, max 2 :)
With the 2nd Bloodthirster ready you have insane lifesteal(62%) :) you can kill 2-3 champs without any problems without falling back and loosing life!!!
You must focus to not get stunned or get blinded THAT KILLS YOU ALWAYS!!! without attacking in a fight 3 sec YOU DIE!!!
AGAIN play with this build always with care because YOU ARE A FRAGILE ****!!! 8)
I hope this guide help`s some twisted fate fans it works good for me !!!pls comment on this rate it gimme ideas when you see something is missing from my build !!!
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A night of crazy comedy with an amazing line-up of leading stand-ups from across the UK each championing their favourite endangered creature, which could become Oxford's mascot!
Tiernan Dioube, Rosie Wilby, Nigel Lovell (The Man in the Bowler Hat), Eleanor Morton, Iszi Lawrence (all the way from Reading!) Paul Duncan McGarrity will be under the watchful eye of MC Simon Watt from ReadySteadyScience. At the end of the evening, you, the audience get to vote. Democracy, but more fun!
The panda gets way too much attention, and Oxford needs a mascot! Cambridge has endangered sea slugs and Bristol the three-toed sloth - come along to help choose the weirdest mascot of all for Oxford.
The UGLY ANIMAL PRESERVATION SOCIETY is an evening dedicated to raising the profile of some of Mother Nature's more aesthetically challenged children.
Doors open at 7.15pm, enjoy a drink and wander the museum spotting the Ugly Creatures that exist within the collection.
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Discussion in 'GBAtemp & Scene News' started by shaunj66, May 16, 2007.
ARRR! What I be waitin'~
is it any good?
So is it any good?
lol beat ya too it !!
that nfo is from shrek
In NFO "PLATFORM PS2" error ?
So is it shiver me timbers or bustin' me barnacles?
is the game good?
and is it compatible with ntsc u consoles?
Ouais, ils ont fait une release du meme jeu pour PS2 le même jour et ils ont repris le nfo à la va-vite...
IN ENGLISH: This nfo file has been done after the one of the PS2 release. And they didn't correct that.
For PS2 owners, this game is allready available since today.
Errrgggh.......Maties another craptastic game has surely walked the plank..
Great, a game with Costello
Exactly what I thought.
I really liked Bethesda's Pirates of the Caribbean RPG, is this anything like that?
Tried it yesterday and completed the first section. I'm actually enjoying this game quite a bit! The voice acting and animation is pretty good, even if the game is kinda bog standard, and on the rails, probably so that it sticks some ways close to the movie. The control feels nice, and there are even QTE moments!
A Wii release group with a decent name? Woah.


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(Blake) It means to celebrate just know that your father is appreciated for being so nice to you and for being your father.
(Reporter) "If you wanted to say something to him on Fathers' Day, what would you say?"
(Blake) "I'd say 'I love you so much, you're a great father.'"
Boys who've grown to men still feel those things in powerful ways. Jim Armstrong of Gloversville, New York, is a grandfather many times over.
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Dorothy Walker of Brooklyn disagrees: "Father's Day should be extended throughout the year in terms of acknowledging fathers. When I grew up, my father wasn't around because he was off fighting the war. I was a little frightened of him when he came home because he was sort of shell-shocked. Mostly persons speak more about their mothers because a mother, they give life. A father, if he is there, he will really ground the child. I think because I didn't have that I lacked the confidence that most children do have if they do have the father and the mother. The father is the backbone of the family."
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Ms. Lowen's granddaughter, Zehava, has been listening and grinning while her grandma speaks.
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(Zehava) "Yes."
(Reporter) "What's he like? Do you have a special name for him?"
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(Reporter) "Are you doing anything special this Fathers Day?"
(Zehava) "We're going to make a surprise and we're going to eat together as a family."
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