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I have a Troy Bilt tiller withe the HH60 6hp Tecumseh engine. I was unable to start it this spring so I checked the fuel supply and found it ok. Next I checked for spark and found none. Given that the tiller is quite old - early 80"s, I decided to do a complete tuneup. I replaced the plug, condenser, points and coil and cleaned all contacts. Still no spark. I checked the "ground off switch" and found it ok, not grounding unless the throttle is closed all the way. However just in case I removed it totally. STILL NO SPARK! ANY SUGGESTIONS???
The high voltage pulse is generated by a magneto coil, and these units are subject to failure as they age. You can get the coil tested at a small engine shop that works on outboard motors. They should have a dynamic coil tester that will tell if the coil is working, or not. Coils are degraded by corrosion, and also by insulation failure. A bad connection somewhere is another possibility.
Thanks so much for the info. However I need a little clarification. Is the "magneto coil" you refer to the same component usually referred to as the "coil"? If so I replaced it along with the condenser, points and plug. Honestly/ This is driving me NUTS!
Thanks again!!!
To generate a pulse of electricity, you have to move a magnetic field across a winding of wire, or move a winding of wire through a stationary magnetic field.
In this case, there is a small permanent magnet fastened to the flywheel on your HH60 engine. If the magnet has somehow separated from the flywheel, and is missing, then there will be no pulse generated, and no spark. As a more general note, when the magnetic field is moving, and the coil is fixed, the device is called a magneto, or alternator. If the winding rotates, and the magnetic field is fixed, the device is called a generator.
Thanks for the information as well as for the explanation. I inspected the flywheel when I replaced the points etc and the magnets seem ok,although slightly pitted. Also I made sure that the magneto was in the same place when I re-installed it. Given that the flywheel is keyed to the engine shaft, there is no possibility to install that part incorrectly. I also inspected all the wiring, looking for frayed wires, pinching etc. Everything seems ok. However, I do intend to take it apart again today and check everything once again. Any other suggestions on things to look for?
Make certain that nothing is somehow "grounding out" the points contacts.
With the points gap OPEN, and the connecting wires of the condenser and primary circuit REMOVED from the points, test for continuity from the wire post to ground. There should be no continuity at this point.
If continuity is present (with points open), something is amiss in the insulator materials that keep this section of the points.......er, insulated/isolated. If there is no continuity until points are closed, everything about that is OK.
Condenser might be faulty and killing the spark.
Condenser IS NOT NECESSARY for creation of a spark, it is there only to increase the life span of the breaker points.
Unplug the condenser wire and leave the primary wire connected.
Spin engine and watch for spark. If it sparks with condenser out of the circuit you have a defective condenser (or the wrong capacitance value).
Hi. I have the same events. I put a new magneto coil, spark plug wire, new plug, condenser and points. I rotate the flywheel by hand and get no spark. Then (can't explain why), I attach a basic electrical test light with one end in the spark plug and one end on the engine. I then hand turn the flywheel and get enough spark that causes me to drop the plug out of my hand. What am I missing to get enough spark to start this thing? Thanks.
The part of Bill's reply that you might not understand is that a pulse of energy (voltage) from an ignition coil can be so weak that it will not arc across an open space, thus creating a "spark". A simple pulse of energy is not a spark.
But even if it is too weak to create an actual arc, it still has enough voltage to be felt by a person.
Basic test lights are not the proper tool to use when assessing ignition problems regarding spark output.
I suggest you read all of the thread above once more to see if you might pick up on something to help you find out why your ignition output is so weak.
Disconnect the kill wire from the magneto and see if spark occurs then.
If spark occurs with the kill wire unplugged, there is a fault in the kill wire circuit that is stifling the magneto from making a realistic spark.
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We stayed at the vila petra in may05 with our 2 young children and found the complex excellant. The apartments were very big modern and of the highest standards with granite floors throughout and separate kitchen with dishwasher. Rooms were cleaned everyday and the whole complex was maintained very well. Complex on a beautiful landscaped site with playground and tennis courts etc.1 minute walk to main strip yet very quiet at night. Will be going back!
Charged my credit card in advance of my visit!
Be warned! I booked a 2 night stay in this hotel for June 05 last week, using the venere website. However, the hotel charged my credit card in full, even thought it is stated on the website that the card is only used to hold the reservation and you can cancel up to 3 days before your arrival.
I was also not advised in advance by the hotel that they were going to put through the charge, which I found most irritating. I will be booking an alternative venue, as a result.
The best aparthotel I've stayed in
My partner and I have stayed at this hotel on two occasions. The first time was by fluke, as we had been booked at the Paraiso but our tour operator had terminated agreements with them that morning so we were given a room at Vila Petra. We loved it immediately - so much that this year when we returned to Albufeira, no Icelandic tour operator was offering it at our time of travel, so we booked our flight and hotel separately so we could stay there. As before, we couldn't fault it. The staff is incredibly friendly and service-oriented, the facilities absolutely spotless and modern, the kitchen the best equipped I have ever known - down to small details like Tupperware boxes for leftovers, to say nothing of the dishwasher, cooker with oven, microwave, toaster, etc. etc. The maids were tremendously thorough, even to the point of loading and unloading the dishwasher for us. The pool garden is exquisitely beautiful and well-kept. The location is good, very close to the strip. During our first trip, some guests complained that the hotel was too far from the beach and/or the old town; however, the hotel offers a free shuttle service to the beach four times a day and taxis to the old town cost only about 3-5 EUR. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.
Vila Petra - Simply the best!
Stayed in Vila Petra in early Jun 04.
Excellent apartments with a beautiful pool area and gardens, which is very good foor small kids.
Spotless and lives up to 4star rating.
1 bed Apartments have excellent facilities with separate kitchen and all the mod cons incl. dishwasher. Air conditioning modern and quiet.
Maids where invisible but did excellent cleaning job.
Would go back again.
You Can't Beat It!
We have visited the Vila Petra on two occasions - the first time soon after it opened. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful ( although the owner,who demands high standards of his staff at all levels, is a bit of a tyrant!) and the place is spotless.The situation is ideal. How could it be so near "The Strip" yet so peaceful? The best of both worlds!Try it - you won't be disappointed.
Vila Petra
Stayed at the Vila Petra Apartments this summer (Albufeira)and would highly recommend them. As good as some 4 or 5 star hotels but a lot cheaper. Best apartments I have stayed in and the location was just 100 yards from 'The Strip' with it's restaurants and bars and yet a very quite position. Facilities were excellent with indoor/ outdoor pools, jacuzzi,steam, sauna,gym and squash court etc. I think you'll find this hard to beat !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Introducing CoffeeScript
As I wrote above, everything in JavaScript (and, thus, in CoffeeScript) is an object, and every object has properties. (Another way to think about this is to say that everything in JavaScript is a hash, with key-value pairs.) Understanding and working with this can be a bit confusing at first, particularly because of the way the "this" keyword operates. CoffeeScript offers several solutions to this problem, as well as the scoping and variable issues that drive JavaScript programmers crazy.
First, scoping of all variables is lexical and is obvious from the indentation. You can attach variables to the global object, or other objects, but you will end up doing this only when you want, not by mistakenly forgetting to add a "var" somewhere.
Second, properties can be accessed and assigned to as if they were variables, using Ruby-style @varname syntax. So, when you say
x=5 in a CoffeeScript program, you're assigning the value 5 to the lexical value x. When you say
@x=5 though, you're assigning the value 5 to the property x on the current object.
Finally, "this" is scoped dynamically in JavaScript, changing value to reflect the object to which the current function is attached. This means that if you aren't careful, you can write callback functions that reference "this", but accidentally end up referring to the wrong object. CoffeeScript lets you define functions not only with
-> (the "thin arrow"), but also with
=> (the "fat arrow"). The difference is that when you define functions with
=>, they are bound to the value of "this" when it was defined, allowing access to the defining context's properties using @propname syntax.
All of these things come together in CoffeeScript's object model, which extends JavaScript's such that you can work with something resembling a traditional class-instance model, rather than the built-in, JavaScript-style prototype-based model. Prototypes still exist and work—and indeed, CoffeeScript's classes compile into JavaScript prototypes. But, you can get beyond prototype-style inheritance by declaring classes with a constructor. Here is a simple example of the sort of thing you can do:
class Person constructor: (firstName='NoFirst', lastName='NoLast') -> @firstName = firstName @lastName = lastName Person.count++ @count: 0 p1 = new Person() console.log p1 console.log Person.count p2 = new Person('Reuven') console.log p2 console.log Person.count p3 = new Person('Reuven', 'Lerner') console.log p3 console.log Person.count
When you run the above file, you get the following output:
{ firstName: 'NoFirst', lastName: 'NoLast' } 1 { firstName: 'Reuven', lastName: 'NoLast' } 2 { firstName: 'Reuven', lastName: 'Lerner' } 3
This not only shows how you can use CoffeeScript classes in a way similar to traditional classes, but also that you can have default values for function parameters by declaring their values before the
-> sign. You also can see how naturally the use of the @propname syntax fits into this object model. The above constructor looks almost like a Ruby method, rather than a JavaScript one, with a clear distinction between local variables and instance variables.
CoffeeScript is an attractive, new language that makes JavaScript programming fun and easy. You can think of it as JavaScript with a new syntax or as an easy-to-learn language that integrates into JavaScript applications, with many ideas taken from Python and Ruby. It removes many of the syntactic bloat and issues associated with traditional JavaScript, simultaneously providing a language that's easier to write and maintain, but also faster to execute, than raw, unoptimized JavaScript. CoffeeScript is a language we all should watch in the coming months and years. It probably won't replace JavaScript altogether, but it definitely will make it easier to accomplish certain tasks.
Next month, I'll look at how CoffeeScript can be integrated into your browser-side Web applications, especially those using jQuery. That's the direction the Ruby on Rails community seems to be moving toward with its 3.1 release, and even if your favorite framework doesn't adopt CoffeeScript, understanding how they work together probably will be useful.
The home page for CoffeeScript, including documentation, quick references, FAQs and annotated source code, is at http://jashkenas.github.com/coffee-script. There is an active and growing community of CoffeeScript users, with an IRC channel (#coffeescript) and Wiki at GitHub.
For a good introduction to CoffeeScript, see the presentation written by Jacques Crocker, available at http://coffeescript-seattlejs.heroku.com.
Finally, the Pragmatic Programmers have released (at the time of this writing) an excellent pre-release "beta book", written by active CoffeeScript user Trevor Burnham. If you're interested in learning more about this interesting little language, I highly recommend this book. It's mostly aimed at beginners, but given the limited number of advanced CoffeeScript programmers out there, this should not bother you.
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Planting earlier?
I'm the one getting the raised raised beds. If I get these in place next week when I get back from vacation, will my soil be warmer than the regular raised beds (in ground) and be ready to plant possibly a couple of weeks early?
I'm prepared to build some tents just in case of a rouge freeze.
In the raised raised beds, probably eggplant, peppers, tomatillos, green onions, cukes (they don't get very big here for some reason!)
I'm not quite sure what else! I'm going to do my planning this week while on vacation. I know the regular beds will still have tomatoes, pole beans, asparagus, squash, garlic
?????celery, root veges, I don't know!
I'm actually going to take my Baker Creek vege porn book on vacation with me to make a bunch of decisions!LOL!
I tried some winter sowing, which hasn't worked out too well, so I'll probably be starting from starts again this year.
Oh well, now that I'm retiring I'll have time to start doing stuff from seed starting next winter! Nancy
Everything you mentioned except possibly green onions needs to be plants that have been hardened off and then planted in warm soil with nighttime lows in the mid-50s or better. A raised bed does warm up better than the ground, but your raised beds may be cooled off by wind underneath them.
Al, I'm pretty sure we're done with frost, but our last day is posted as April 15th. My neighbor usually plants the last week of March.
I'm thinking of trying some stuff in the new raised raised beds with some plastic over them as soon as I get home next week. Nancy


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Tuesday 24 March 2015
Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) is urging residents across the two counties to test their smoke alarms as they change their clocks over the weekend of 28 and 29 March.
Fatal Road Traffic Collision
Tuesday 17 March 2015
At approximately 2:28pm today (17 March) firefighters from Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service were called to a serious road traffic collision in Redditch in which a man died.
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It's Fire Sprinkler Week 2015 (16-22 March) and Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service wants to raise awareness of the benefits that sprinklers have for businesses, especially those with higher-risk premises, through a series of seminars.
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On 13th March at 07:54, two appliances from Droitwich Spa Fire Station were called to reports of a road traffic collision on the A38, Roman Way.
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Thursday 12 March 2015
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Wednesday 11 March 2015
Hereford & Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) were called to reports of a bedroom fire in Station Road, Offenham at approximately 9pm on Sunday 7th March.
Crew from Evesham attended the incident which involved a small fire that had started by a candle being positioned too close to two aerosols; a bottle dry shampoo and a nail hardener. These aerosols later exploded and caused structural damage to the property.
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It's my first Ibanez and first jazz box guitar. It is a well made instrument. Very pleasing to the eyes as well as my ears. Playabilty is very good. The 3ply neck is an excellent feature. The wiring as seen through the f holes is of a heavy duty type (components switches, pot and wiring ) well done!
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The only thing that could and should be improved upon is the finishing of of the fret ends. With a bound fret board this is a must and these frets are a little rough around the edges. I have seen worse I must say on some guitars costing 3 x's the price.
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I would say this guitar, the Ibanez AF86 VLS is well built, sounds great with country, blues, rockibilly and what it is made for lastly jazz. It should most definitely come with a hard protective case standard. It is worthy of it. The book matched maple top is a work of art. The pick ups are fine and the ebony based fine tune bridge make for an excellent value. I highly recommend this instrument to anyone .
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Thanks for information about the quarry in Oamaru and your family connection. The gully is still called Rifle Butts but also Lime Kiln gully and The Glen.
It has another heritage site at the top, where a very shelly and crumbly limestone was quarried for Chicken Grit. It has now been filled in for its protection but it's still a protected geological site.
Hello Bruce ...My Great great grand father James May leased all this land of the council in the late 1800's.He was a stonemason /builder not sure what he did up here .I do know He put the rifle butts in.
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In addition, only three telephone calls may be made to a prospect during the month of July after the prospect's junior year in high school, with no more than one telephone call per week. In Division I ice hockey, an institution's coaches may telephone a prospect who is a resident of a foreign country once during the month of July following the completion of the prospect's sophomore year in high school. You (or your parents) may telephone a coach at your expense as often as you wish. Coaches also may accept collect calls from you and may use a toll-free (1-800) number to receive telephone calls from you on or after July 1 after completion of your junior year. Enrolled student-athletes may not make recruiting telephone calls to you. Enrolled students (nonathletes) may telephone you as part of a college's regular admissions program directed at all prospective students. 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Division I football coaches may contact you off the college campus six times. However, no more than one contact per week may occur during a contact period, regardless of where the contact occurs. Also, a college football coach may visit your high school (with the approval of your highschool principal) only once a week during a contact period. In Division I basketball, coaches have five recruiting opportunities (contacts and evaluations) during the academic year and not more than three of the seven opportunities may be in-person, off-campus contacts. In addition, a college basketball coach may visit your high school (with the approval of your high-school principal) only once a week during a contact period. In Division I men's basketball, coaches may make one contact with a prospect during April of the prospect's junior year in high school. 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[Note: In this instance, the Division I school may use the services of the Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse to validate your credentials.] During your official visit (which may not exceed 48 hours), you may receive round-trip transportation between your home (or high school) and the campus, and you (and your parents) may receive meals, lodging and complimentary admissions to campus athletics events. A coach may only accompany you on your official visit when the transportation occurs by automobile and all transportation occurs within the 48-hour period. Meals provided to you (and/or your parents) on an official visit may be provided either on or off the institution's campus. The complimentary admissions you receive may provide you seating only in the facility's general seating area. You may not be given special seating (e.g., press box, bench area). In addition, a student host may help you (and your family) become acquainted with campus life. 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David Berry: Historian and critic of film and television in Wales
Monday 15 March 2010
"Film was never made to feel very welcome in Wales. As a two- or three-year-old infant, stinking slightly of gin and the sweat of the fairground, it ran slap up against Evan Roberts and the religious revival of 1904, and was severely mauled. It survives, but remains retarded to this day," wrote the distinguished film-maker Wil Aaron in The Arts in Wales 1950-1975, a symposium I edited for the Arts Council in 1979.
David Berry set out to test the veracity of this provocative statement by researching the origins of cinema in Wales and showing, the fire-and-brimstone evangelist notwithstanding, that there had been a thriving industry in places like Cardiff, Swansea and the old coal and iron towns of upland Glamorgan from about 1894, when entertainments such as Edison's Peepshows had been very popular. Two years later Birt Acres' Kineopticon had put on a display of early movies at the Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition held in Cardiff at which a film of the visit by Edward VII had been screened.
In his magnum opus, Wales and Cinema: the First Hundred Years (University of Wales Press in association with the Wales Film Council and the British Film Institute, 1994), Berry charted the rise of travelling picture showmen, mountebanks and pioneers who operated at fairgrounds and music halls in Edwardian Wales, which was his favourite era because it was the moment when the movies emerged from still photography.
Foremost among them was William Haggar, maker of 34 films distributed by Gaumont; the most controversial was The Life of Charles Peace (1905), which appealed to audiences in south Wales weaned on penny dreadfuls but shocked many progressively-minded people with its brutal hanging scene. In north Wales Haggar's counterpart was Arthur Cheetham; Berry's research into the work of both men brought him great acclaim as a historian of early film in Britain.
The book's first section focussed on the silent melodramas made when Wales was "discovered" by Hollywood and on the career and influence of Ivor Novello, who starred in D. W. Griffith's film The White Rose (1923), Cutts' The Rat (1925) and Hitchcock's The Lodger (1926). Berry was the first to bring a critical mind to these films and put them in the context of their time. Suddenly, it seemed, Wales had a tradition of film-making that was far from being retarded, and had produced actors and film-makers who could be compared with the most famous stars and technicians of their day.
With the coming of sound and the boom of the inter-war years, Wales became the setting for films portraying working-class communities, often with quasi-propagandist messages. Berry wrote a detailed analysis of such films as The Citadel (1938), based on a novel by A.J. Cronin, Proud Valley (1940), starring Paul Robeson, and John Ford's How Green Was My Valley (1941).
He was particularly informative in his account of how Ford, who was of Irish descent, shot his version of Richard Llewellyn's famous novel in the back lot of 20th Century Fox's studios and on its ranch near Malibu, employing with just one exception a cast of American-Irish actors (including Maureeen O'Hara, Roddy McDowall and Walter Pidgeon) whose accents were, at best, only approximately Welsh. The film presented a heavily romanticised vision of industrial south Wales which went round the world and was to retain its mythic quality, even for the Welsh themselves, until critics like Berry began to deconstruct it.
He also delved into the film careers of some of the best-known screen actors produced in Wales, including Emlyn Williams, Stanley Baker, Richard Burton and Anthony Hopkins, showing how their talents had been nurtured in their home country before they won wider fame.
A final section discussed television and film-making since the second world war and up to the creation in 1982 of S4C, the fourth channel in Wales, casting a cold eye over reputations which had hitherto not had much critical attention paid them. The directors John Grierson, John Ormond, Karl Francis, Endaf Emlyn, Chris Monger, Colin Thomas, Joanna Quinn and Stephen Weeks featured prominently at this point in Berry's narrative. The book had a useful filmography of actors and directors and some fascinating photographs unearthed during his research, and a comprehensive appendix listing about 400 films of specifically Welsh interest.
Dave Berry first came to Wales in 1974 and was by trade a print journalist. Born in Farnworth, Lancashire, in 1943, he had worked on the Lancashire Evening Post in Preston, The Journal in Newcastle, the Birmingham Post, the Bristol Evening News and for Northcliffe Newspapers in London, where he had honed his skills as a sports correspondent. A proud Lancastrian, he was a lifelong supporter of Bolton Wanderers, rugby league, speedway and cricket. From 1974 to 1989 he worked in Cardiff for the South Wales Echo as Education Correspondent and until 1994 as Film Critic.
He was Research Officer with the Wales Film Council and from 1997 to 2004 with the National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales. In 1986 he wrote and directed a four-part series for HTV about the film industry, The Dream that Kicks – the title is taken from a poem by Dylan Thomas -- which was also shown on Channel Four and S4C.
Among the mysteries which exercised him was why a silent film depicting David Lloyd George had been "lost" shortly after it was made in 1918: he concluded that it had almost certainly been banned by the Government for not showing the statesman in a wholly favourable light. Berry discovered the spools in 1994 and made the film available again for general release; Norman Page played the part of Lloyd George and Alma Reville, who became Alfred Hitchcock's wife in 1926, played his daughter Megan. With Simon Horrocks, Berry wrote David Lloyd George: the Movie Mystery (1998).
A kindly and modest man, with an encyclopaedic knowledge of film and television, Dave Berry was always ready to share it, his infectious enthusiasm inspiring others, especially young film-makers and animators, and this role gave him oracular status. In 2002, for his services to the industry, he received the Anthony Hopkins Award and at the Cyfrwng Conference held at the University of Glamorgan in 2005, where Kenneth Griffith was among those who paid him tribute, he was given the equally prestigious Siâ*Phillips Prize.
Dave Berry's partner of many years, Gerhild Krebs, who survives him, is a film archivist in Saarbrücken, Germany.
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David John Berry, journalist and film historian: born Farnworth, Lancashire 29 December 1943; features writer, South Wales Echo, 1974-94; Research Officer, Wales Film Council 1989-97; ) Research Officer, National Screen and Sound Archive of Wales, 1997-2004; died Cardiff 22 January 2010.
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How do i know if i have guessed right or wrong in my tribunal cases? Is there any way to see how many ip i have got from them?
no one knows?
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Wait until thursday
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agreed - bump - I want to know also
Riot will distribute IP once a week for the tribunal (wait until this Thursday). Speculation says that you'll get about 5 ip per case you guessed right so just divide your IP shown in your email by 5 for a rough estimate.
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you are not supposed to GUESS.
the tribunal is not some kind of fancy slotmachine gambling machine
you are supposed to state your opinion if that player needs to get warning/temp ban/perm ban.
About the guess thing... i'm not a native english speaker, dont be an ass.
About the "if you have more ip than before and you havent played, thats your tribunal ip"... i'm a freak, but i'm not that freak to memorize if i have 80 ip more than usual, specially when right now i have around 14.000 ip and i play quite a few games.
And about the 5 ip per case... really? that little? Takes quite a lot of time to read most of the chat log for some cases to make a decent opinion on the player to get just that little. If you manage to win a game in around 20 mins (wich happens quite often) you get a lot more... and its fun.
You still get the satisfaction to know there will be less unmature ragers in the community but still...
I mean... if you judge correctly and you get your 15 ip/day... it would take 420 days to afford a 6300 champ (wich these days is like every champ...) and like half a year to get ONE movement speed quint just with the tribunals. I dont know, i believe such dedication should be rewarded a little bit better. At least like a decent quint per month. Or wth... an aspect if you judge cases for x days.
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