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"Why should we cut production?"
The week in review...
Price: How low can you go? Crude oil reached $58.50 on Dec 12, 2014 (7:42 PM), the lowest price since July 2009, more than 44% below June 20's high of $107.26, capping a series new 5-year lows regularly since October. Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Iraq have been discounting their prices to Asian customers.
Quantity: Open tap On Nov 27, oil cartel OPEC decided to cap its collective production at 30 million (mn) barrels a day (b/d); at least one survey estimates that the cartel has exceeded its production targets for six straight months. In the US, production rose to 9.12 mn b/d through December 5, the fastest ever rate since weekly records started in Jan 1983. US crude inventories rose by 1.45 mn to 380.8 mn barrels this past week -- stockpiles had been projected to shrink by 2.7 mn bbl. Did lower import prices feed the glut?
Venezuela: Under pressure Outspoken opponent of OPEC's open taps, the country's finances have been hit hard by this year's price drop. The upfront cost of contracts to insure the country's debt against non-payment for five years has jumped to 60%, pushing the implied probability of default to 94%, the world's highest.
US: Jobs news still improving the JOLTS survey for October showed US employers with 4.835 mn job openings, up from 4.685 million in September. The ratio of unemployed job seekers to openings fell to 1.86 from September's 1.98, lowest since February 2008. While the quits rate dropped 0.1 percentage point to 1.9%, that's still the second highest level since June 2008.
US: Household wealth still strong Net worth for households and non-profit groups for 3Q2014 was $81.3 trillion, 0.2% lower than in 2Q but still well above its pre-recession peak of $67.9 trillion. One reason for the slight drop: declining value of financial assets, including stocks and pension fund holdings. Household debt-cutting is leveling off as well, from a peak of 135% of disposable income in late 2007 to 108% this year through September -- the lowest sustained level since early 2003.
Argentina: Back from black? The 3-year-old ban on the sale of US dollars created a thriving black market in dollars. New central bank president Alejandro Vanoli has stepped up enforcement and coordination with other agencies; the peso has rebounded so far from September's 15.95 to the US dollar to 12.650. Tactics include hiking the savings deposit rate for small-scale savers, cutting bond arbitrage and boosting reserves some $814 mn by tapping a currency swap line with China. But inflation is still estimated at 40% per year, difficult to slow via currency moves alone.
China: Helping hand The People's Bank of China (PBoC) is reported to have added 400 bn yuan ($65 bn) into the banking system, just as 500 bn yuan in recent PBoC loans to the country's top five state-owned banks are coming due.
Japan: Election jitters The stakes in the Dec 14 general election: Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ability to enact badly-needed economic structural reform. One of Abe's advisors said "It's all about the third arrow now," referring to the third of Prime Minister Abe's goals, after reversing deflation and reforming government spending.
European Banks: Waiting for a better offer? One of the ECB's support program for Eurozone banks, heavily discounted loans, is facing meager demand; banks borrowed €129.8 bn ($161.3 bn) in four-year loans, well below the expected €150 bn on offer. The lack of interest may paradoxically act as encouragement for the ECB to take on a more aggressive stance toward monetary stimulus.
Signs of the times:
Greek Crisis 2.0 Leaving Other Bailout Patients Unscathed – Bloomberg
Fall in Oil Prices Threatens Africa's Economic Growth – Wall Street Journal
Detroit Emerges From Bankruptcy – New York Times
Yuan Has Real Shot at IMF Blessing on Reserve Status – Bloomberg
Sources: Bloomberg, Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, New York Times, China Daily, Xinhua Online, Deutsche Welle, China Daily, Asharq Al-Awsat (London, Mideast)
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GLOBAL ECONOMIC CALENDAR: Dec 14–20, 2014
Other Americas
Europe, UK, Africa, Mideast
Japan, Asia Ex Japan & Pac Rim
Dec 14
Japan: general election
China: foreign direct investment
Dec 15
Industrial production, capital flows
UK: housing prices
Japan: large manufacturer business confidence
Dec 16
Housing starts
UK: bank stress tests, inflation
Germany: ZEW index
China: manufacturing PMI
Dec 17
FOMC policy announcement, consumer prices
UK: unemployment
S Korea: producer prices
Japan: trade data
Dec 18
Jobless claims, leading indicators
Mexico: retail sales
UK: retail sales
Germany: business confidence
Ukraine: industrial production
China: property prices
Hong Kong: unemployment
Dec 19
Brazil: unemployment
Japan: monetary policy announcement
Dec 20
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Cowboys Nation chatted Saturday with our draft analyst TD and got updated data on player ratings post-Combine. The big news has the defensive linemen rising, with some offensive tackles coming along for the ride.
Cowboys Nation: The Combine is over, now. Can you go down the list and rate the risers and fallers by position?
TD: Okay, let's start with offensive line. Lane Johnson had an excellent combine. I'd say Johnson could get looks inside as well. Kyle Long from Oregon is getting looks now in 2nd round. Eric Fisher is now closing the gap at the very top of the draft. A lot of people think Fisher will be top offensive tackle from this class in long run. That doesn't mean he'll get drafted higher than Luke Joeckel, but the gap between Fisher and Joeckel is very small now.
I'm hearing some teams are high on Virginia's Oday Aboushi. They think he could be a good right tackle value. I'd say he goes somewhere in the 3rd round. He's a bit like Kelichi Osemele, who Baltimore took in the 2nd last year. Aboushi could be a right tackle or start at right guard for a team this season.
CN: Last week you talked about Jonathan Cooper, the North Carolina guard and mentioned his versatility; some teams told you they think his best position could eventually be center. I saw one draftnik write this week that he thinks Cooper's versatility could make him the first interior offensive lineman off the board. Have you heard any similar thinking from the teams you talk to?
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I think this goes to what I told you last week. Warmack didn't have the best workouts and some teams in the middle of the round now may feel that they have a chance to get him if he slides a little. That may be why you're reading Cooper might be picked 1st from the two. This is what some teams want other teams to think. The 10 – 12 teams in the league who run power schemes all want a shot at Chance.
He's been one of the highest rated-players in the entire draft and now he's not a good player? Give me a break.
CN: Let's go to defensive line. I want to focus on one player you had at the 1st/2nd round break last weekend, and who now seems like a certain top-10 player — Oregon DE Dion Jordan.
TD: The reason I thought he might be late 1st was that he ended the season with an injury. I didn't know how he would work out and he worked out real well. Combine that with Damontre Moore's poor workouts and I think Jordan has shot up, along with Ezekiel Ansah and Barkevious Mingo. These guys, Jordan and Ansah especially, are the long, angular rushers who are the sexy rush picks right now; everyone compares them to JPP or Aldon Smith.
I think Moore is down in the second tier of ends, with guys like Margus Hunt, Datone Jones and Florida State's Tank Carradine.
CN: What have you heard about Carradine? He's rehabbing a knee and I was told a few weeks ago his pro day would make or break him.


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Several movie theaters in and around Orange County, including in Irvine, La Mirada and Santa Ana, have $1 movies on Tuesdays, and some of them even have $1 hot dogs as well.
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Here's a list of movie theaters in and around OC that cost $1 on Tuesdays:
IRVINE: Check out the Starplex Cinemas, also known as the Woodbridge Movies 5 in Irvine, where you can see a movie for only four quarters on Tuesdays, and $2 at other times. 4626 Barranca Parkway, Irvine, CA 92604, 949-733-3795
LA MIRADA: Starplex Cinemas La Mirada Movies 7. This small complex near La Mirada City Hall is pretty nice and also sells $1 hot dogs. Movies are $1 on Tuesdays and $2 other times. Additional fee for 3D movies. They are located at 15296 Rosecrans Avenue, La Mirada, CA, 90638 714-739-1010
SANTA ANA: Discount Picture Show at MainPlace Mall. This complex has movies for $1 on Tuesdays and $2,50 other times. Reader tip: Check out the mall food court for dinner, and look at the map guides inside the mall to see if there are any discounts on food vendors. 2800 N. Main St., Santa Ana, CA, 92701 714-836-7469
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- Posted by northcarolina (My Page) on Fri, Sep 28, 12 at 20:46
|Bumping for you.
I am no design guru but the proposed layout from the cabinetmaker looks good to me, with a nice workflow (fridge to sink to range) and drawers in the lower cabinets. You might consider switching the DW and trash so an open DW would not be in the way when you are prepping between the sink and range -- and I can't speak to clearances for fridge doors etc -- but it looks fine from where I sit. What are the things you would like to change?
I like having a desk area near the kitchen so I am no help with your angled wall. [grin]
- Posted by herbflavor (My Page) on Fri, Sep 28, 12 at 21:43
|this might be a good case for a 2 tier island.... make it deeper also.[on dinette side would be the raised area obviously].consider constructing 2 posts with architectural interest rising from counter to ceiling,or right down to the floor with detailed legs as part of the posts. Everyone can appreciate your nice design and the lg sq footage of your home,however there is absence of zone creation generally in this kitchen/eating area. Your kitchen is obviously staying put,and not sure what else can be done beyond it because of the angled wall and 3 walk areas uniting[garage,outdoors and to family room]. Not sure that running peninsulas in your kitchen would have value. therefore,the island is the spot to notch it up with architectural interest and by increasing the size it will make for a different balance in terms of an element in the design.I would look at quite a few pictures on houzz or Christopher peacock kitchens,etc to find examples and get a style [which i can't really tell from your pictures]. Then the millwork, details of the island
with posts/etc will follow along. You did place 2 chunkier legs on the island-just get a much bigger vision for the island-thicker top-in 2 materials or complex corners/edge treatment/etc. I thought of adding a 4 ft wide wall where island is-keeping the split entrance to kitchen, applying cabinets/etc on kitchen side and on dinette side laying it with stone or tile with a ledge and stools with pendant lights hanging down-mostly atmospheric but it would create a break with some visual interest in that long expanse between kitchen and patio doors. I have a hunch you wouldn't be eager to add a wall-so focus on the island would have similar effect. I would do something on the angled wall near table-just narrower depth, a different inish-maybe some posts here to tie in with island interest. Does a slightly rustic/contemporary style fit in with your ideas-I can see that in your space.
|Thanks northcarolina - yes, I was planning to switch the dishwasher and trash pullouts, so I agree! And I absolutely want as many drawers as possible in the base cabs. As far as the desk goes, we find that we just use our laptops in the family room most of the time. But I'd like a charging station in the cabinets on the angled wall, so probably a multi-use area (maybe a pullout ledge to perch a laptop on).
And thanks to you as well, herbflavor - I absolutely want to make the island deeper. I've never been as much of a fan of the multi-level islands, although I'll look at some more photos and think that one through. I can definitely see your point about increasing the architectural statement of the island. And you're right, I just can't see a wall there! :) I feel like that would chop up the space too much.
Some things I'm contemplating are:
Again, thanks for the feedback! It's been great to get so much inspiration here. (I'm a bit obsessive about research - so I've been spending hours reading through threads!)
- Posted by herbflavor (My Page) on Sat, Sep 29, 12 at 7:15
|the walk between family room and dinette is wide...the wall to the left of fridge could be extended and a creative setup there would have high value-it's seen when coming around from family room/while at the table/coming in from side entrance. the fridge and full height pantry creates a boxey dead end.you could do upper and lower pull out pantry cabs that worked with angled/wrapped counter, or at least a run furthur beyond fridge.this is a good spot for the taller base cabs-hutch like-then maybe pass on the 2 tier island,if you don't care for that idea. I'd wrap wall cabs around to front wall window....if you want a change from previous,omit the doors and get finished interiors,or reduced depth flanking the window.To left of sink,keep the counter free of cabinet resting on it. off to the right of sink,in the corner might be a good spot for appliance garage....instead of the cabinet extending to counter.I think I'd do glass doors for the 2 cabinets flanking range hood-then bring up the bottoms of the next cabs beyond those so you get better counter usage-just a 3 inch drop ..or same dimension across the bottom: realize with backsplash and hood and glass doors flanking hood there is going to be a lot going on. It might be nice to carry the curve theme above the large window over to a valance application as part of trim-the window is challenging but i think it's a good feature to link.Right now the range wall competes a little-I think it's about simplification for your wall cabs around range-counters/tile backsplash/hardware...will enhance greatly.
- Posted by bmorepanic (My Page) on Sat, Sep 29, 12 at 9:20
|This is just me, but I think I would actually cut both cabinets flanking the range hood. I would make the glass front cabinet to the right of the range wider with two doors and TURN the one to the left of the range so it was on the sink wall and also was wider.
Believe it or not, I might build a 12" by 14" drywall box in the corner so the glass front cabinet didn't extend back where I can't reach anyway. Then I might put up an open shelf or two for display up between the hood and the drywall corner. Or a pot rack. Or a plate rack or something.
I'd likely turn the glass cabinet on the other side of the windows also and make the cabinet between the ref and the glass front cabinet wider or into two cabinets. I might kick the ref all the way down to the end of the run and do something like all 15" deep wall cabinets in between the ref and corner and run them down lower like old fashioned butlers pantry cabinets.
Good luck - it's looking so much better than your existing!
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Qualification for the annual Premier League Schools Tournament has begun with schools across the country competing to represent clubs in this year's finals at Anfield.
In West London, more than 240 schoolchildren from 30 primary schools braved the cold weather to represent Queens Park Rangers in the under-11 tournament that will take place in May. Despite the conditions, this was almost double the number who took part last year.
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The qualification for the finals took place at Goals, Alperton in January and Byron Court Primary School, from Brent, emerged victorious and will wear QPR's blue-and-white hoops in front of the Kop on 9 May.
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Melbourne Storm side for Gosford clash with Souths
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named a 17-man squad for this Saturday's Round 17 clash against the South Sydney Rabbitohs. The game will be played at Bluetongue Stadium in Gosford from 5:30pm.
Melbourne Storm Half Yearly Report
STARKERS takes a look at the Storm, last year's runner-up and this year's favourites, so far in 2007.
North Queensland Cowboys name Round 14 Line-up
TOYOTA North Queensland Cowboys coach Graham Murray's side is as follows for the big clash this Saturday night against Melbourne at Dairy Farmers Stadium.
Melbourne Storm name side for Round 14
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named a 17-man squad for this Saturday
Storm weather the Warriors in Auckland
THE Melbourne Storm have defeated the New Zealand Warriors by 4-2 at rain-drenched Mt Smart Stadium today
Storm outlast Rabbitohs in Melbourne
THE Melbourne Storm have emerged 26-10 winners over the South Sydney Rabbitohs in a tough encounter in Melbourne on Saturday Night Football. The match was deadlocked at 6-all at half time.
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THE South Sydney Rabbitohs are pleased to announce their side to take on the Melbourne Storm in round 12 of the NRL Telstra Premiership this Saturday, 2 June at 7:30pm at Olympic Park.
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MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named a 19-man squad for this Saturday night's Round 12 clash against the South Sydney Rabbitohs. The game will be played at Olympic Park from 7:30pm.
Sea Eagles name side for Storm clash
COACH Des Hasler has picked an almost full strength line-up to face the Melbourne Storm on Saturday. The only player not available for selection is Steve Menzies who is still battling a groin injury.
Melbourne name side for bumper clash with Manly
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named an 18-man squad for this Saturday evening
Storm too good for lacklustre Roosters
THE Melbourne Storm have defeated the Sydney Roosters 26-2 at Olympic Park this evening.
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Melbourne Storm name Monday night squad
MELBOURNE Storm coach Craig Bellamy has named a 19-man squad for this Monday night
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Johnston: A Very Brief History of the Surname
Within the bounds of Annandale
The gentle Johnstons ride;
They have been there a thousand years,
A thousand more they'll bide.
Sir Walter Scott
Few surnames can boast a more colorful history. Residing in Annandale, a border region that experienced centuries of warfare between Scots and English, the Johnstons[1] became known as one of the most active and feared of the "riding clans", i.e. those clans whose principle activity was cattle and horse rustling, or "reiving". They rode not only against the hated English, but also against rival clans. Each raid brought retaliation, each murder necessitated revenge, and the consequence was often blood feuds. None is more notorious in Scottish lore, both for its longevity and its brutality, than the almost two hundred year feud between the Johnstons and Clan Maxwell. It's no wonder that the Johnston motto was "Aye Ready", their symbol a winged or flying spur, and their ironic appellation the "Gentle Johnstons". See badge.
In 1603 King James, who had united Scotland and England under one monarch, was determined to pacify the lawless, Presbyterian border country. Ruthless subjugation ensued. In 1606, when James offered land in Ireland in an attempt to also pacify the recalcitrant Irish, many borderers accepted the offer. James was pleased. After all, who better to control the unruly Irish than the brutal, violent borderers. The resulting Ulster Plantation became the home of the Scots-Irish, many Johnstons among them. And from Protestant Ulster, of course, many Scot-Irish made their way to the colonies.
Unfortunately, there's no evidence that our Johnstons were part of this colorful tradition. There was a sizeable Johnston clan in Caskieben in Aderdeenshire, as well as in Lancashire and Yorkshire on the English side of the border. Many Scotsman took their surname from the town of "St. Johnstoun", now Perth. And to complicate matters even further, many Irishmen, such as the MacShanes or McGowans, took the name Johnson or Johnston after their own surnames were banned.
So where does that leave us? Whatever their origin in the Old World, can't we discover our progenitors fairly easily in the American Colonies? Not necessarily. After 1717, the Scots Irish emigrated here in great numbers, leaving the settled areas with their laws, towns, and Englishmen. Soon the valleys of Pennsylvania and Virginia were brimming with Johnsons and Johnstons and Johnstones, many living relatively cheek by jowl in the same county, although unrelated, and seemingly all of them naming their sons Samuel, William, and James and their daughters Mary, Elizabeth, and Martha.
In researching the history of our own Johnston line, even in North America, the pitfalls must by now be evident. The only way to disentangle the many families is to pay close heed to location – especially creeks – and associated surnames, slowly eliminating the impossibles until only the probables are left. Thus we arrive at our earliest, beyond-a-doubt Johnston forbear: Samuel Johnston of Henry County, VA.[2]
[1] The surname of Johnston is often simply a variation on Johnstone. Both refer to "John's Town" or John's Tun, i.e. farm, as opposed to the more common Johnson, or "John's son". The problem arises with the wandering, often disappearing, letter T. Thus, many modern Johnsons started out as Johnston or Johnstone, and one can find the same individual referred to by all three in the record.
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Ex-gang member Wallace "Gator" Bradley wants to own a gun
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8-19-04 Here is Wallace Gator Bradley in front of the City of Chicago near Wolf Point and the Merchandise mart .... for frank main story sun-times photo by al podgorski
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Former gang enforcer-turned-"urban translator" Wallace "Gator" Bradley showed up at City Hall Thursday to ask a bold but important question about his desire to own a handgun in Chicago.
Can a felon who has since been pardoned get a firearm owners permit from the city?
"I'm gonna try to get one of those cards and I'm gonna be [exercising] my Second Amendment rights," Bradley told the City's Council's Public Safety Committee.
Saying he wants the handgun for his "own protection," Bradley added, "I'm trying to remain a law-abiding citizen. And I want all my rights as a law-abiding citizen."
Committee Chairman Jim Balcer (11th) told Bradley he didn't know the answer about pardoned felons but he vowed to get one from the city's Law Department.
Bradley served four years and a day in Stateville prison for armed robbery and burglary. He was granted executive clemency in 1990 by then-Illinois Gov. James R. Thompson.
Chicago's latest gun law was rushed into place in 2010 after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Chicago's 28-year-old handgun ban.
Last summer, a federal judge shot down the section used to deny a man a gun permit because of a misdemeanor conviction. Aldermen approved a re-write that would permanently bar anyone who has been convicted of a felony violent crime.
Bradley was once a confidant of convicted murderer and gang kingpin Larry Hoover. He has since become a political gadfly and go-between.
In a strange twist during police torture victim Aaron Patterson's civil case, a judge allowed Bradley to sit in court with Patterson's attorney as an "urban translator" to control the volatile defendant.


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A disconnect between chief marketing officers (CMOs) and chief information officers (CIOs) threatens the ability of companies to deliver effective customer experiences , according to a new study by Accenture (NYSE:ACN). The study, based on a survey of 400 senior marketing and 250 information technology (IT) executives in 10 countries, revealed that only one in 10 of the executives believes collaboration between CMOs and CIOs is currently at the right level.
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And you will see maturity coming very soon - and without maturity life is not worth anything. Because all that is beautiful happens only in a mature mind, all that is great happens only in a mature mind. To be a grown-up is a blessing. But people simply grow up - they never become grown-ups. In age they go on growing, but in consciousness they go on shrinking. Their consciousness remains in the fetus; it has not come out of the egg, it is not yet born. Only your body is born - you are yet unborn.
Take your life into your own hands: it is your life. You are not here to fulfill anybody else's expectations. Don't live your mother's life and don't live your father's life, live your life. And when you start living your life, you are living God's life.
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Osho,Why should people suppress the sublime? What is so threatening about paradise?
There is. There is much that is threatening about paradise.
People are very much afraid of happiness. You will be surprised, because ordinarily you always say, "I am hankering for happiness. I want all that is possible in life." But my own observation is.and it is not mine alone, it is the observation of all the observers, of all the ages. I have been working with thousands of people, but this observation becomes stronger every day - that people cling to misery, they don't want to be happy.
In fact nobody is hindering them from being happy - they can be happy right now, nothing is missing. But they cling to the misery. They talk about happiness - because they are miserable, so naturally they talk about happiness. The more miserable they are, the more they talk about happiness, the more they seek and search and the more they create much noise - "I want happiness. I want happiness." But they don't drop the misery that they are carrying - and unless they drop it, they cannot become happy.
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Back in 2010, the Vermont trio Mountain Man released the lovely, harmony-coated folk album Made The Harbor, which brought serious levels of bucolic charm. (When I saw them at SXSW that year, they said it was the first time they'd performed with microphones.) Since then, the band put in serious time touring as Feist's backup singers, and group member Amelia Meath formed the side project Sylvan Esso with Megafaun's Nick Sanborn. And now, Mountain Man have given us their first new song in two years, a gorgeous cover of John Denver's "Around And Around." Listen to it below.
There hasn't been any talk of a new Mountain Man album or anything, but I would not say no to one.
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Blackfire Torch Amumu blows them both out of the water though.
Anyway, I encourage people to try out Blackfire Torch Mundo, aside from the AP, he does get quite a lot out of it and his kit has great synergy with the passive.
Blackfire Soraka is the most fun
I did blackfire Amumu. It is so BS. People keep wanting to say that AOE people like him will just run out of charges, but honestly what is the point of the item if you don't use your charges. Its a cumulative 40% Max HP, so if you die with charges left, it is conceptually similar to getting caught and not using your spells at all.
I never ran out of charges on Brand/Teemo, might happen after the patch, we'll see.
Alistar. Good times.
I find, on TT at least, ANY Mundo that maxes Q first will roll all over Singed before he has a chance to build any MR. Stops his farming, stops his initiations, stops him fleeing and leaving you in a cloud of poison unless he has mad juking skills.
Blackfire torch Malphite felt really awesome. Got all my damage from blackfire and could build a ton of tankiness and just burn them all day.
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