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The best place to hear mainstream hard rock and alternative in the NY/NJ area. We help bridge the gap from mainstream rock to the music we play in regular rotation on WSOU. Streamlined plays bands like Pearl Jam, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Foo Fighters, Linkin Park, Primus, System of a Down, Tool, Deftones, and much more. Tune in every Monday night from 8 to 10 PM! When we're not on air, you can check us out on our Facebook page.
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Punk U brings you all the best in the history of punk from 8 to 10 pm every Tuesday night. You'll hear bands like the Ramones, Sex Pistols, The Clash, Black Flag, Misfits, Dead Kennedys, Descendents, Rancid, and many more! At 9 pm, it's the Dancefloor Breakdown, half an hour of third wave ska, ska punk, and two tone, with bands like Big D and the Kids Table, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, The Specials, and Streetlight Manifesto. You can keep up with all the latest in the world of Punk U at our Facebook page and follow us at http://punk-u.tumblr.com/.
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Get in touch with your inner emo every Tuesday night from 10 pm to midnight. Hear the best in post hardcore, emo, screamo, pop punk and acoustic. You'll hear classic emo bands like Brand New, The Used, Thursday, My Chemical Romance, Jawbreaker and Glassjaw and we'll bring you the best new bands like La Dispute, Modern Baseball, letlive., Touche Amore, Dads, The World Is A Beautiful Place and many more! Like us on Facebook, follow us on twitter @UTS_WSOU and check out our blog. We're constantly posting exclusive interviews, photos and giveaways.
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Street Patrol is your home for the best of local and unsigned bands. Earning the title of one of WSOU's longest running specialty shows, Street Patrol helps promote upcoming artists in the heavy metal / hard rock scene. It airs every Wednesday night from 8 to 10pm. New submissions, if they fit the format, will be put through our favorite segment "Yank or Crank" where listeners call up and vote on the bands fate in Street Patrol. When we're not on air, you can check us out on our Facebook page.
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Vintage '80s is every Thursday 8 to 10 pm. Hear the best of hair metal, thrash metal, and everything in between from the 1980s. Bands like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Ozzy Osbourne and more. When we're not on air, you can check us out on our Facebook page.
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281. 'But doesn't what you say come to this: that there is no pain, for example, without pain-behaviour?' -- It comes to this: only of a living human being and what resembles (behaves like) a living human being can one say: it has sensations; it sees; is blind; hears; is deaf; is conscious or unconscious.
I WILL NOT go into the hard questions, i) how Wiitgenstein can deny that he is saying there is no pain without pain- behaviour, and ii) how what he represents himself as saying instead of this can be seen as what the preceding discussion comes to'. I will concentrate on questions having to do with what the latter means.
The most basic point to be noticed is that except in the case of having sensations, there are pairs of (opposite) attributions: 'sees or is blind', 'hears or is deaf', 'is conscious or unconscious'. This argues that 'sees', 'hears' and 'is conscious' are not being used transitively, and that what is at issue here is what we may call 'category attributions', questions of whether either of these opposite predicates is applicable. If we say of a human being or a horse that he can't see or hear anything, it follows that he is deaf or blind, but if we were to say of a chair that it never sees anything, or of a flower that it never hears anything, these implications would not hold. When 'never sees' entails 'is blind' or 'never hears' entails 'is deaf', the living being to which the predicates are applied belongs to a species, members of which normally see or hear. When we say the chair doesn't see or the flower doesn't hear, we could conclude that they were blind or deaf only given that some chairs see, or some flowers hear.
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November 28, 2015
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Newt Gingrich has taken the lead in a poll of
Republican voters in Iowa, followed by Ron Paul and Mitt Romney.
Former House Speaker Gingrich received support from 25 percent
of likely voters in the leadoff Iowa caucus, while Texas congressman Paul had 18 percent and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney had 16 percent in the Des Moines Register's Iowa Poll released Saturday.
Gingrich's support stood at just 7 percent in the most recent
Iowa Poll, conducted in late October. Businessman Herman Cain, who suspended his campaign today amid claims of sexual misconduct, was at 8 percent in the latest poll, down from 23 percent in October.
The new poll of 401 likely Republican caucusgoers has a margin
of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.
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Drew Barrymore Makes You Want to Call Your Best FriendBy Gerri Miller
Drew Barrymore makes you want to call your best friend, Bridget Moynahan gets hitched & Peter Berg has a new documentary.Go To Pop Culture
It's very rare for Jewish funerals to have an open casket. In other cultures, viewing the body may be important--to give a sense of closure to mourners. In Jewish culture, public viewing of the dead person is too one-sided and seems like a violation of the dead person's modesty: we can look at the body but the person can't look back. In many ways, shmirah, the burial society vigil over the body, takes the place of a communal viewing of the person's body. In the standard Jewish burial, the body is not dressed in clothing, but in a shroud, and the casket, ideally wood with no metal parts, is closed during the funeral and as the family and community members put it in the ground. The ideal is that the person's body will decompose. Traditional Jewish burial is consonant with the principles of "green burial." Some Jews believe that decomposition is the final step in the separation of the soul and the body.
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After almost a decade of performing as Bread and Bones we are playing our final concert February 9th at Burnham Hall in Lincoln Vt as part of the Burnham Music Series. Please join us if you can! We'll have some new tunes to share with you as well as old favorites. Doors open at 7. for details visit the Burnham Music Series on FB admission $8/ Bread and Bones "Ruane is a talented storyteller, painting whole scenes with his lyrics. Duquette has a lovely voice, and her soulfulness shines through. Barron is, for my money, the top acoustic bass player in Vermont. That variety and a solid sound are two of the reasons that Bread and Bones are attracting a growing fan base from the Caffe Lena in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. to coffeehouses in Maine and throughout Vermont." Robert Resnik VPR All The Traditions Vermont based Bread and Bones is a harmony driven acoustic trio that plays original music with a strong traditional-roots foundation. Richard Ruane has a very articulate style of guitar playing and extends that to ukelele, mandolin and banjos as well. Mitch Baron has a wonderful presence on fretless, fretted and upright basses. Beth Duquette completes the trio with a rich alto that weaves through the music. All three members contribute lead and harmony vocals. Since 2005 Ruane has been a songwriting finalist at the Kerrville Folk Festival in Texas, SolarFest Songwriter Showcase, Plowshares Coffeehouse Singer-Songwriter Competition and an award winner at the D.C. Mid-Atlantic Song Contest. They were selected for the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival's Emerging Artist Showcase. Their CD "I Know Stories" was named Vermont's Best Traditional Album.
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A Gala Music Weekend Benefit: 3 Nights, 25 Acts, 42 Musicians The Listening Room at MindFull Books presents three full nights of music on Friday, December 14th (7 to 11p.m.), Saturday, December 15th (7 to 11 p.m.), and Sunday, December 16th (5 to 10 p.m.). Unlike the usual weekly performances which begin at 8 p.m., shows will begin earlier (and run later) as indicated above. A donation of $10 per night is requested, and seating is limited. All musicians have performed previously at The Listening Room, and are donating their time, love, and energy for this event. MindFull Books & Ephemera and The Listening Room will be closing their doors by the end of the year, and need help to move on. Listening Room co-hosts John Sepe and Diane Stolar hope to re-establish the venue in another location. The music of the solo performers, duos, trios, and bands will span a range of genres including folk, jazzy blues and swing, acoustic instrumental, Chicago and Delta style blues, classical guitar, Americana, alternative/Indie, folk rock, acoustic roots. Over the course of the three nights, some of the finest singer-songwriters in New England will take the stage. Kicking off the weekend on Friday evening will be The Hip Swayers from Worcester, MA who delighted the audience this past July. Also appearing that night are Jane Fallon, John Schindler, David Lister, Peter Biedermann, Off The Cuff, Tim Cardiello, and People on Fire. Saturday night's line-up includes performances by Michael Orlen, Patti DeRosa, Owen Lodge, Craig Werth, Beth Duquette and Richard Ruane of Bread and Bones, Christopher Worth, Tom Smith, and Mark Mandeville and Raianne Richards. The Sunday evening show beginning at 5 p.m. features Tad Dreis, Hal Pederson and Jeanne Sable, Ursula and John Papp, Mark T. Small, two trios (Dan Warsham, Paul Belanger, and Dan Wheeler, and Doug Farrell, Steve Dionne, and Jack Carlton), and The Solar Sisters. Much loved regional favorite, The Terry Landis Band, will wrap up the weekend's festivities. Munchies and finger food to share with others are most welcome. MindFull Books is located at 29 Main Street in Jaffrey. For more details, call 603-532-8300. Visit the Web site at www.mindfullshop.com .
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Rick Santorum reportedly raised $9 millionin February. That's almost ten times what he raised in the entire fourth quarter of 2011($917,000), twice what he raised in January($4.5 million), and 40 percent more than Mitt Romney raised in January($6.2 million). The Santorum campaign reports that one of its "best fundraising days" of the month was yesterday (the 29th), the day after Santorum won 15 of the 30 electoral votes in Romney's native state of Michigan.
Romney's fundraising tallies for February have not yet been released. At the least, however, the gap between the two candidates' fundraising efforts seems to have narrowed dramatically.


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Lawyers Misleading Clients - Trying to Predict Outcomes...
As part of my concern about lawyers' advertising, and misrepresenting themselves to clients, I recall an interesting interview with a prospective client a number of years ago.
A client [name and gender sanitized] came to see me, referred from another lawyer [name and gender sanitized]. The spouse had owned a house prior to the marriage and had kept it in his name. Because of pay downs on the loans secured by the property, the community was entitled to some reimbursement. Basically, the pay down of principal [and a few other things] is added back to the community property to be divided, and by a series of formulas known as Moore/Marsden an interest in appreciation is also divided. The rules come generally from two old cases involving the marriages of the Moores, and the Marsdens - for shorthand, we refer to the rules by the names of the cases from which they were derived.
I asked the person a series of questions trying to quantify what her interest might be: How much did your spouse pay for it? What was owed on it when you got married? What is the balance today? What do you think it's worth? And a couple of more.
I then did some quick math and told her my best guess if all the answers were accurate, she would receive something between $30-40,000 in reimbursement for that asset, from an estimated equity of about $300,000.
Her response was "That's not what the other lawyer told me." I hadn't known she was shopping.
I then asked who the other lawyer was: Someone I view as very competent and experienced. So I asked what the lawyer told her about the house. She responded "Well, she said she couldn't tell me what I would get, but that it would be less than $150,000," which would have been half the equity.
I responded "Isn't $30-40,000 less than half?" She looked at me like she didn't understand the question. So I told her that I had tried to put real numbers on her situation so that she could have some degree of predictability. Yes, the other lawyer could easily tell her she wouldn't get half the house, since it remained the husband's separate property, subject to reimbursements - it wasn't a lie, but the answer wasn't really helpful to the client.
Of course I couldn't tell her what she would get, as we were using estimates all along, with no documents to support the discussion. Maybe it had been an interest only loan, and she was just guessing at the amounts, or maybe the loan had been paid down with a separate property inheritance. These things are never known at this stage, but I knew she wasn't going to walk away with a large bundle of money from the house.
So, of course, the prospective client went back and hired the first lawyer, as she made her feel more positive about what she would get.
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Jim Belanger Named Senior Vice President of Franchise Development for Yakety Yak and Play N Trade
Industry Veteran to Lead Market Expansion
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jim Belanger has been named senior vice president of franchise development for Yakety Yak Wireless, Inc., one of the largest wireless franchises in the nation, and Play N Trade Franchise, Inc., the fastest-growing video game retailer in the U.S.
"Yakety Yak and Play N Trade are two of the most exciting franchise opportunities out there, and I am very pleased to join the team as we strengthen brand recognition and increase market share"
Belanger brings more than 30 years of franchise experience to Yakety Yak and Play N Trade, including serving as director of operations for Hickory Farms' 1100 stores, divisional vice president of Rent-A-Center where he managed 300 stores, and president of Rent Club, Inc., where he expanded the franchise to 100 stores in 12 states. He has also held executive positions with Baker's Square, Burger King, Bally's Tom Foolery and Sierra Tucson.
In his new role, Belanger will lead the market expansion program for the Yakety Yak and Play N Trade brands, including single and multi-unit franchises, as well as territory opportunities for Area Developers. He reports to Ron Simpson, chief franchise development officer.
"Jim's success in leading brand-name franchises is a great asset that will serve us well," said Simpson. "One of Jim's most important tasks in his new role will be to extend market presence for both brands, and we are highly confident in his abilities."
"Yakety Yak and Play N Trade are two of the most exciting franchise opportunities out there, and I am very pleased to join the team as we strengthen brand recognition and increase market share," Belanger said. "Yakety Yak and Play N Trade offer entrepreneurs and small business owners a great opportunity to participate in the thriving wireless and video game markets."
Most recently, Belanger served as COO of Faces Cosmetics, Inc., where he directed U.S., Canadian and Mexican operations of franchisees and company stores. Under his leadership, the company reversed four years of losses through a public offering and concept redesign and branding.
About Yakety Yak
Yakety Yak Wireless, Inc. is one of the largest wireless franchises in the nation, offering a unique shopping experience from leading brands such as Sprint®, Nextel®, T-Mobile®, Verizon®, Amp'd Mobile®, Alltel®, Cricket®, Motorola® and Bluetooth®. Rather than limiting our customers to a single product or service, we assist customers in choosing the wireless products and services that best fit their needs. Our innovative system and customer-centric approach have revolutionized the way people buy wireless communication solutions, and made Yakety Yak the one-stop shop for the consumer looking to get new or upgraded phone service or the latest wireless accessories. For more information on where to find the nearest Yakety Yak or open your own store, please visit www.yakitup.com or call 1.888.YAK.IT.UP.
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Play N Trade Franchise, Inc. is the fastest-growing video game retailer in the U.S. Our stores define the "ultimate gaming experience" by providing exceptional customer service and an engaging community atmosphere that is inviting to everyone from the amateur gamer to the hard core gaming enthusiast. We offer one of the widest selections of new and used video games, accessories and consoles from leading manufacturers, as well as in-house tournaments, a "try before you buy" policy and console repair service. Whether you are a hard core gamer salivating for the latest titles, a parent looking for sound advice, or you simply want to "get in the game" by opening your own Play N Trade, we have a solution for you. Please visit www.playntrade.com or call 888.PNT.GAME for more information.
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In case you haven't noticed, the Internet is all about cats. But people were obsessed with our tiny feline friends long before computers — in fact, Harry Whittier Frees, the photographer who shot these terrifyingly adorable cat portraits in the early 1900s, is considered to be one of the early fathers of lolcats, thanks to the droll captions that sometimes accompanied his shots. Even so, the shots, which we first noticed over at Design You Trust, make us shiver just a tad. There shouldn't be anything wrong with kitties dressed up in cute outfits and playing games with dolls — but somehow there really, really is. Click through to check out the series, and let us know if you think they're super adorable or unbearably creepy in the comments.
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The Timberwolves' playoff hopes already were on life support even before they tipped off Sunday against the Phoenix Suns in their only home matinee game of the season.
With the end of the season drawing near, the Wolves were in 10th position in the Western Conference playoff chase five games behind Phoenix, which sat just a game behind Memphis for the eighth and final berth.
A Wolves victory would have sent pulses skipping a bit and renewed enthusiasm for the final weeks.
But only Phoenix moved in a positive direction.
The Suns essentially pulled the plug on the Wolves' faint playoff hopes with a 127-120 victory in front of 17,866 at Target Center. Markieff Morris scored 25 points and Eric Bledsoe had 21 and P.J.
At 34-34, the Wolves have 14 regular-season games remaining, a stretch that begins Monday at Memphis (41-28). Even if the Wolves finished 14-0, it might not be enough, especially if tiebreakers come into play. Mathematically, the Wolves are still in the hunt, but the odds get longer with each day and each loss.
The Wolves' locker room was lifeless afterward, with players staring blankly, pondering the implosion that occurred in the fourth quarter when the Suns skipped away on a 34-17 run.
"We looked at that like that was our playoffs right there,'' said all-star forward Kevin Love, who scored 36 points and grabbed 14 rebounds.
Wolves coach Rick Adelman, clearly disgusted and maybe out of patience with his fading team, conducted a postgame news conference that was about 90 seconds long and very terse.
"Tough loss,'' he said. "We didn't finish the game off. We had the lead and couldn't get a stop. (We) missed a couple shots and they opened it up.''
Phoenix, which never played like it was rattled by the large deficit, shot nearly 60 percent in each quarter in slowly carving into the Wolves' lead. The Suns used a 14-3 run to open the fourth quarter to erase what had been a 10-point deficit to end the third quarter. Goran Dragic made a three-pointer to give the Suns a 107-106 lead with 6:51 left.
Giving up uncontested three-pointers was a common theme for the Wolves. The Suns were 12 of 27 from three-point range, and on the shots they made, it seemed like they had many moments to set, eye the basket and shoot.
Love started the pivotal fourth quarter on the bench.
"Difficult,'' he said when asked what it was like to watch what unfolded.
"We did really well in the first half and we took Kevin out at the beginning of the fourth quarter to give him a (rest),'' Adelman said. "We couldn't get anything done.
The Wolves shot 23 percent in the fourth quarter in trying to hold off the Suns' comeback.
"It was tough. We didn't have a lot of options and we didn't make shots,'' said Rubio, who finished with 19 points. "Our defense wasn't as good as it was before so we couldn't run in the open court, which is what we like.''
Early on, life was a song for the Wolves, who played off the energy of a large, boisterous crowd.
Kevin Martin finished with 25 points and Brewer displayed athleticism early on dunks, finishing with 14.
"We score over 70 in the first half,'' Love said. "It's tough to put up another 70 in the second half so I don't know what it was. The ball moved; we got good shots. It's just that some of them didn't fall and then they scored.''
Love admitted that the loss pushed the Wolves to the pinnacle of frustration.
"Yeah, no question,'' he muttered. "We should have won that game, plain and simple.''


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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Minnesota State Lottery officials say they've verified the winning Powerball ticket sold in the state and are expecting the winner to publicly come forward.
Lottery spokesman Debbie Hoffman says a news conference is planned Thursday afternoon to introduce the Minnesota winner. Two other tickets for the $448.4 million jackpot were sold in New Jersey.
Lottery officials say the winning ticket was purchased at a store in Anoka County, which includes northwest suburbs of Minneapolis.
Minnesota's winning ticket is worth a lump sum of $86 million, or $58.3 million after taxes. It's worth $149.4 million if the winner chooses the 30-year annuity option.
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The Betrayal (1948 film)
|The Betrayal
Film poster
|Directed by
|Oscar Micheaux
|Produced by
|Oscar Micheaux
|Written by
|Oscar Micheaux
|Leroy Collins
Verlie Cowan
Myra Stanton
|N. Spoor
|Distributed by
|Astor Pictures
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|United States
The Betrayal (1948) is a race film written, produced, and directed by Oscar Micheaux.
Martin Eden is a successful African American farmer in South Dakota. He is in love with Deborah Stewart, but he believes that she is white and that she would not be interested in him. He is unaware that Deborah also loves him. Martin goes to Chicago to seek out a wife. After an unsuccessful date with a cabaret singer, he reconnects with an ex-girlfriend who introduces him to Linda. They fall in love and marry, and then return to Martin's farm. The couple become parents, but their happiness is short-lived when Linda's pathologically jealous father convinces her that Martin is homicidal. She flees the farm with their child and returns to Chicago. Martin tracks her down in the city, but Martin is shot by Linda during a fight. In South Dakota, Deborah discovers she is African American. She travels to Chicago and meets Linda, who agrees to divorce Martin so he can marry Deborah. Linda also gives her child to Deborah to raise. Martin and Deborah return to South Dakota and Linda kills her father in revenge for his role in destroying her marriage.[1]
The Betrayal was adapted by Micheaux from his 1943 novel The Wind From Nowhere, although the plot regarding racial identities in rural South Dakota was borrowed from The Homesteader (1919), Micheaux' first film.[1] The Betrayal marked Micheaux' return to filmmaking after an eight-year absence following the 1940 release of The Notorious Elinor Lee.[2]
Micheaux shot The Betrayal at a studio in Fort Lee, New Jersey,[3] with location filming in Chicago.[4]
Micheaux named his male lead Martin Eden in honor of the eponymous hero of the Jack London novel. Leroy Collins, a nonprofessional actor, was cast in the role when he came to the Chicago set seeking work as a stagehand and was spotted by one of Micheaux' assistants. This was Collins' first and only film appearance.[4] Collins is now a retired Chicago Public Schools administrator.[5]
Myra Stanton, who played the role of Deborah Stewart, had modeled since the age of five. She had appeared in Ebony magazine in her teenage years and had only acted in school plays when Micheaux's wife, Alice B. Russell, called Stanton's mother with an invitation to audition for the film. Collins and Stanton fell in love during the filming and married soon after the film was done. The couple divorced four years later. Stanton is now a retired teacher.[5]
The Betrayal was self-financed by Micheaux.[4] and the director's cut ran 195 minutes. Twelve minutes were cut for the film's commercial release.[1]
The Betrayal was the first race film to have its premiere in a Broadway venue in New York City, with reserved seat screenings at the Mansfield Theatre.[6] Reviews of the film were overwhelmingly negative, with The New York Times complaining of "sporadically poor photography and consistently amateurish performances" within a story that "contemplates at considerable length the relations between Negroes and whites as members of the community as well as partners in marriage."[4] Box Office also panned the film, noting "sincerity of purpose is perhaps the only redeeming feature of this all-Negro feature."[7] The African American media was also hostile, with the Chicago Defender criticizing the film as "a preposterous, tasteless bore."[8]
Preservation status[edit]
The Betrayal was the last film directed by Micheaux, who died in 1951. No print of The Betrayal is known to exist, and it is considered a lost film, although the script can be found in the New York State Archives (Motion Picture Scripts Collection) in Albany, New York.[8]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c "Within Our Gates: Ethnicity in American Feature Films, 1911–1960" by Alan Gevinson, American Film Institute, 1997, Google Books
- ^ "Oscar Micheaux Biography," Producers Guild of America
- ^ "Before Hollywood, There Was Fort Lee..." Fort Lee Film Commission
- ^ a b c d "A memorable summer school," Los Angeles Times, June 15, 2003
- ^ a b Borrelli, Christopher (February 6, 2013). "Oscar Micheaux: A legend's links". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved April 17, 2015.
- ^ "First All-Negro Film at Mansfield." New York Times, June 26, 1948
- ^ "The Betrayal," Box Office, August 28, 1948
- ^ a b Moos, Dan (Autumn 2002). "Reclaiming the Frontier: Oscar Micheaux as Black Turnerian — Critical Essay". African American Review (Saint Louis University) 36 (3): 357–381. doi:10.2307/1512202. (HighBream subscription required)


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Rental trucks in general are known for costing a pretty penny at the pump, especially if you're moving long distance. In this post, I'll specifically look at Uhaul Truck Rental gas mileage for moving long distance. Here's what you need to know.
Uhaul truck rental offers six rental truck sizes:
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- The 14', 17', and 20' trucks all have 40 gal. tanks, get 10 MPG, and 400 miles per fuel tank.
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reptile, name for the dry-skinned, usually scaly, cold-blooded vertebrates (see Chordata) of the order Reptilia. Reptiles are found in a variety of habitats throughout the warm and temperate regions (except on some islands), with the greatest variety in the tropics. Reptiles differ from other terrestrial vertebrates (birds and mammals) in that they are cold-blooded, that is, they lack an effective system for regulating their body temperature, which tends to approach that of the environment. For this reason reptiles are not found in the coldest regions of the world, and they hibernate in cool winter areas.
They range in size from 2-in.-long (5-cm) lizards to 30-ft-long (9-m) snakes. They typically have low-slung bodies with long tails, supported by four short legs that project outward from the sides of the body; however, all snakes are limbless. Although reptiles are fundamentally a terrestrial group, some are adapted to living in water. All breathe air by means of lungs and have thick, waterproof skins designed for retaining body moisture. Unlike amphibians, they do not possess gills or breathe water at any stage of their development, and nearly all lay their eggs or bear their young on land.
The reptilian egg has a porous shell and a system of membranes designed to protect the embryo from desiccation. It also has a large quantity of yolk for nourishment. This type of egg is typical of terrestrial vertebrates, and is very different from the simple, unprotected eggs of fishes and amphibians, which are laid in the water. Fertilization is internal in reptiles, and males have copulatory organs. Females of most species lay eggs, but in some the egg is incubated and hatched internally. In a very few there is true live birth, with the young nourished by a primitive placenta instead of an egg yolk.
Types of Reptiles
Living reptiles are classified in four orders. The turtles, order Chelonia, have a protective bony shell, usually covered with horny plates. They are mostly aquatic in habits although some (see tortoise) are adapted to land. They are the oldest living reptiles, having existed nearly unchanged since the Triassic period. Members of the order Crocodilia, which includes alligators, caimans, crocodiles, and gavials, are large, carnivorous reptiles of tropical and subtropical swamps and rivers. They constitute the only remaining order of the great reptilian subclass Archosauria, or ruling reptiles, which includes the extinct dinosaurs. The order Squamata includes the lizards (suborder Sauria) and snakes (suborder Serpentes). Nearly all members of this large and successful modern order are terrestrial. The order Rhynchocephalia has a single living member, the tuatara, a lizardlike reptile of New Zealand.
Reptiles first evolved from amphibians about 250 million years ago in the Carboniferous period and were dominant in the world's fauna during the Mesozoic era, sometimes called the Age of Reptiles. The dinosaurs, the marine Ichthyosaurus and Plesiosaurus, and the flying pterosaurs reached the peak of their development and distribution in the later part of this era (late Cretaceous period). Mammallike reptiles appeared very early in reptilian history and by the Triassic period had given rise to mammals. Bird ancestors arose from precursors of the dinosaurs; the first known birds lived in the Jurassic. The only reptiles that survived into the Cenozoic era belonged to the presently living orders. The approximately 6,000 living reptile species represent a very small fraction of this once vast class.
See R. Conant, Field Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians (1958); A. Bellairs, The Life of Reptiles (2 vol., 1970); K. P. Schmidt and R. F. Inger, Living Reptiles of the World (1957, repr. 1972); H. M. Smith and E. Brodie, Reptiles of North America (1982); H. M. Smith and H. S. Zim, Reptiles and Amphibians (1987).


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Food sellers in Texas should review the new sales tax rule adopted by the Comptroller of Public Accounts that took effect today. That rule implements legislation enacted three years ago to partially conform the Texas Tax Code to the uniformity requirements of the Streamlined Sales Tax Project with regard to the types of food products that are exempt from sales tax.
Tax Code Sect. 151.314 exempts from sales tax the sale of "food and food products" but not the sale of food "sold for immediate consumption" by restaurants and other food selling establishments. The 2003 amendments to the Tax Code made a number of changes, described as follows in the October, 2003, issue of the Comptroller's Tax Policy News:
Most retailers will not notice much difference in how they collect sales tax on food sold for immediate consumption. Restaurants, lunch counters, caterers, mobile vendors, and similar food service businesses should continue to collect sales tax on almost all their food and beverage sales regardless of the portion sizes.
Bakery products, such as whole cakes, whole pies, doughnuts, and cookies, are not taxable unless sold heated or with eating utensils such as plates, knives or forks. The quantity of bakery products sold does not determine taxability.
Water continues to be exempt from sales tax, and flavored water is still taxable.
Other retailers with eating facilities (for example, grocery and convenience stores with tables, trays, chairs, benches, or booths) will continue to collect sales tax on all food sold heated or with eating utensils. Individual-sized packages or portions will still be taxable. Retailers without eating facilities have to collect sales tax on food kept and sold hot or sold with eating utensils. Retailers must continue to collect sales tax on sandwiches (unless frozen) and individual ice cream sundries or sold in prepackaged units of fewer than six.
Under the new law, retailers must collect tax on food (except bakery products) that is mixed or combined by the retailer on site. Retailers are not required to collect tax on food that is merely cut, repackaged or pasteurized or on food that is typically reheated prior to eating. For example, a grocery store should not collect tax on sales of raw chicken breasts or fajita meat or on refrigerated macaroni and cheese.
Finally, the new law changes the taxability of juices. Under the previous law, only 100 percent pure juice was tax exempt as a food product. As a result of the changes, however, fruit or vegetable drinks that contain more than 50 percent juice are tax exempt. Soft drinks and candy remain taxable.
Interestingly, the Comptroller's statement that "The quantity of bakery products sold does not determine taxability" meant that the agency's longstanding "six doughnut" policy had ended. Under the former policy, certain foods sometimes sold in bulk, like doughnuts, were considered "sold ready for immediate consumption" and thus were taxable as "prepared foods" if more than six were sold at one time. (Texas sales tax lore holds that the Comptroller once had an employee who regularly ate five doughnuts at one sitting, so the agency decided that a sale of six or more must mean that the doughnuts were bought "for later.")
In any event, the Comptroller has now adopted, effective today, September 18, 2006, a new version of sales tax Rule 3.293 (available in electronic form as page 1 and page 2) to implement the 2003 amendments to Tax Code Sect. 151.314. The rule is quite detailed and contains many examples of how the Comptroller's office interprets the sales tax responsibilities of food sellers. For instance, 3.293(b) provides as follows:
Heated and unheated bakery items are exempt regardless of size or quantity unless sold with plates or other eating utensils provided by the seller. Separately stated charges for bakery items sold by caterers, mobile vendors, or by restaurants, fast food outlets, lunch counters, cafeterias, hotels, and other similar places of business, are taxable if sold in conjunction with taxable meals in which plates or other eating utensils are provided. For example, a roll served in a restaurant with a meal is taxable even if the roll is served rolled up in a napkin rather than directly on the plate. However, the restaurant is not required to collect sales tax on bakery items purchased without utensils from its bakery.
Businesses that sell food in Texas – and keep in mind that the category includes all those listed in Rule 3.293(b) as well as "other similar places of business" – would do well to review the rule in detail. Then, if they haven't already done so, those food sellers should be sure that their staffs have been adequately instructed and that their cash registers have been properly programmed to charge sales tax where called for under the new rule.


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LM Wind Power is the world's leading component supplier to the wind turbine industry. It comprises three operations: blade manufacturing, brake manufacturing and service and logistics. The company needed to unite these divisions and provide a clear and compelling profile to take advantage of the expanding market for wind energy.
Old LM brand identity
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AUSTIN (March 3, 2014) The pilot of a small plane was able to make a safe landing after air traffic controllers guided him through a severe storm to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport.
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The pilot, Matt Cartwright, said he was flying from New Orleans toward the Austin area when he notified controllers just before 12 p.m. Sunday that he could not see a landing point.
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Re: [SCA-Archery] Re: equipment
- You can also get self-adhesive center patches.WilliamWho now shoots at $12 dollar 122's.On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 2:37 PM, James W <jameswolfden@...> wrote:
When I was baronial archer, it was a mix of both. Somethings came out of my pocket and some things were paid for by the barony.
The 60cm FITA target is pretty cheap at around $1 for a paper version so I might go in and buy a dozen and eat the costs. 3rivers has a 10 pack of the targets for $9 so I am not sure where you are seeing the targets as being expensive unless you are looking at the plastic coated stock which you don't really need to use. They do last longer but with care the paper targets can last a few practises - depending on the archer.
Remember, you paid for the whole target, so make sure you use the whole target. Spread those arrows around.
Actually, we have one archer that can very accurate with his crossbow and he goes out and gets colour photocopies of the center of the target. It is 35 cents for a colour photocopy and when he shoots out the center sufficiently, he just lines up his photocopy with the rest of the target and tapes it down.
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> this is a question directed to mostly marshalls in archery and live
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> i waqs told most marshalls buyu their own targets and are the ones to
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I must be getting different foam than the rest of you. I get 2# foam,
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crossbows shooting at them with no blow threws. The 4# foam only come
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Lee Sin
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Author's performance with Lee Sin compared to the ranked average.
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|Very high sustain, 3x heal when under 50% means he never drops below ~40%
Good ganking
Uses his escape to gank, susceptible to counterganks
Can build Tank and deal a lot of damage or build bruiser and deal even more.
Aatrox, when he was first released he was considered a trash jungler, only thing in his favour was sustain, but he was build as glass cannon. Aatrox is a top tier Tank and Aura Carrier, he is a Damage tank, Who gets up into your carries and damages/ soaks damage from them. Aatrox will likely start , Making him a much better duelist than you if you do not start it instead, However, you need LS quints to run dorans, he doesn't.
Unless fed or building a lot of damage, Aatrox isn't a particularly massive threats to your carry, he acts as a damage soak otherwise, building a lot of resistances and HP, he deals a fair bit of damage if allowed to, and not kited. However Cripple will devastate his only form of damage (attackspeed). If needed to kite even further, use dragon's Rage.
Clears Moderately
No sustain
Very weak early game
Amazing Late game presence
Amumu is a CC tank, his ultimate changes teamfights, he has high magic damage and destroys tanks just by sitting on them with despair . He can Root targets for 2 seconds in an AOE . However, being put in the jungle means he is very susceptible to counterjungling, as he has almost no way to duel people and is very squishy early game. However, as the game progresses amumu will get more and more tanky and continue to deal more and more damage due to his % Hp nature .
You need to delay this stage in the game for him as much as possible, Counterjungling him and taking away his camps and buffs. Counterjungling amumu even if he has a level advantage is possible and even a buff advantage, as long as the differential isnt your ultimates or both buffs.
Amumu will attempt to initate onto your carries , and as such kicking him away with Dragons Rage is imperative. Not allowing him a perfect ultimate is game changing. Amumu lacks peel for his own carries after bandage toss or Curse of the sad mummy has been used. So diving them is a possibility . A Runic Bulwark and Locket of the Iron Solari are amazing items vs amumu, Denying him a lot of damage due to the mres, and his aoe nature means locket will be used to its full effectiveness.
High sustain
Weak pre 6
Slow clears
Is a CC bot or just squishy late game
High sustain jungler, always starts at blue due to mana costs. Has ok jungling and out scales you. Counterjungle occasionally but do not get caught as he can CC you up and get the lanes to kill you
If he builds tanky, all he can do is pop his q constantly and cc your team. ignore him as he does mediocre damage
If he builds AP, do not allow him to stack his ultimate, as he gets very squishy without stacks
Low sustain
God like dueling
Amazing ganks
Top class clear time
Cannot be beaten Post 6
Darius belongs in the jungle in season 3, his decimate does insane aoe damage to the creeps, and his W is a slow and deals good damage vs champions. He's the only viable jungler atm that has a full hook (nautilus only has a half hook) . And its the key to his ganking, if he does not hit that, he cannot gank.
If you want to invade darius do it around level 2-3 , where you can beat him. Especially with a buff advantage. Counterganks destroy him, but his counterganks will destroy you too, pick your fights wisely.
Darius will be the front line base damage tank, dealing insane damage with his abilities while tanking a lot. If he gets onto an adc, its death. Make sure you dragons rage him away. Most darius' will pick up a randuins. So attempt to disrupt the activation of that as much as possible. If he hooks you and you are tanky lee sin, just fight him and draw focus. He can peel for his carries fairly well with Apprehend and his passive 25% armor pen makes him a terror on the front lines.
Good sustain
Quick clear
OK dueling
Weak Ganks pre-6
Similar to amumu but she has a lot of sustain due to her pale cascade, pre 6 counterjungle her a lot, has high mana costs so stealing her blue will hurt her a large amount, you out duel her untill level 9 if your not fed and up to level 16 if you have a large gold lead on her. Scales very well with items
Get her off your carries. Immediately pop your ultimate on her and help your carry kite with Tempest/Cripple
Dr. Mundo
Very quick clear
Negative sustain
Bad dueling pre 6
Only a slow for ganks
If you can kill him on his first clear it will set him back a lot, however he clears quickly , while having negative sustain. He essentially kills himself in the jungle.
Ignore Mundo in teamfights as he is annoyance with low damage, do not bother jumping to their carries as you will get perma slowed with Infected Cleaver.
Slow clear
Amazing sustain ( can start Dorans ring)
Can Duel very well if there's no cc involved
Good ganks
Amazing teamfight presence but countered by lee Sin
Very low Hp "squishy" Ap jungler. Requires blue to be effective, Can be counterjungled constantly. Has 2 channeled abilities(dragons Rage), one of which is game changing. however it is area based and deals damage around his model. Until he gets Zhonya's Hourglass, you can just ult him away from your team constantly. It also ALWAYS has a higher cooldown than Dragon's Rage.
If you manage to interrupt the channel for his ult, the teamfight is yours. be careful about kicking him if he has already ulted. kicking him into your carries or low health teammates is a death sentence.
Jarvan IV
|Quick clear
Free armor, No sustain
only 2 skills until level 12 (unlikely will his w be picked up)
Good duelist
Good early game damage and transitions well
Great ganks, especially post 6
Oh boy , J4, such a versatile champion in the current meta , he clears quickly and has insanely strong level 2 damage. Having a level advantage on j4 will not be enough most of the time, as he only relies on 2 skills to duel. He transitions better than you and counterganks like a machine. Counterganking him is recommended but getting into a 2v2 is not due to his insane atkspd aura and cataclysm locking you in to die with aoe abilities. The only time you can counterjungle is with a level AND a buff advantage, or steal his camps when hes ganking. His burst is high and so is his sustained damage
Peel this guy off of your carries with Dragons Rage, he doesn't build much damage so his combo wont hurt as much, but his cc is still there. If caught in cataclysm you can easily get out with your W or Q. If he dives your carries, dive his, as he will most likely use his 2 combos to get to them (e-q/r) , but be warned, his knockup combo is on a very low cooldown late game and deals a fair bit of damage, allowing him to use it 3/4 times in a teamfight.
|Slow clears
Good sustain
Needs to last hit with Q to stack it, slows clears a lot
Insanely weak early game
Late game monster
Nasus, Quite similar to amumu, insanely farm dependant and will destroy you if you allow him to farm. Nasus can max any of his 3 skills in the jungle first, if he maxes Q hes going to farm it up, Maxing W and he will attempt to gank constantly, Maxing E gives him armor shred and benefits his clear speed and allows him to clear lane creeps quickly.
Pre 6 anyone can 1v1 nasus, so plop into his jungle, disrupt his jungling, kill him even, just do not allow him to farm up. Maxing W on nasus is quite gimmicky, but if you get caught in his jungle and cannot burst him down, you're in a lot of pain if you dont have any dashes or blinks. Oh thats right, lee sin has 2. use your Q and W wisely to escape. And dont be expecting to use that passive much vs him.
He cant countergank too well as he relies on his W and lacks a gapcloser or substantial damage early game , counterganking him hurts as he isn't tanky early game and has no escapes
Try and make nasus burn wither before you fight , as that being put on a carry will reduce their attackspeed up to 47.5% , however, as soon as he has burnt this, he will not have any way of reaching your carry. One well timed dragons rage will keep him off them for good, without wither he also lacks any form of peel.
Do not stand in his ultimate if you can, it drains your Max hp in magic damage and gives him free AD .A runic is essential vs nasus, two on the team isn't wasted
|Low sustain but damage mitigation
Aoe Clears
Insane CC (dont get caught)
Low as hell damage if shield is broke
Slow clear
This guy, while being a tank is like a fly in the jungle. You can literally add 15 seconds to his clear time if you just break his shield.
He's fairly tanky even early game, but his dueling sucks so much balls. However, he has 4 CC abilities and one defensive steroid.
Hes very susceptible to counterjungling early. you can slaughter him at his red so easily, and because he clears so slowly, you can take his red before he gets there.
he also has high mana costs, So if you kill him in the jungle and remove his blue, he has no chance.
He will attempt to ult either someone at the back or a carry. If you get tagged by the ult, get out of your team unless you want to knock them all up.
He wont dive your carries and he can only do that if he lands his hook. Pre- teamfight body block for your carries to stop dat hook , he hardly builds damage, but his ase is high and his CC is immense, meaning diving his carries is near impossible.
Hope for the higher damage carry.
Good 1v1er
Location dependant due to Q
Has hard to proc fear
can avoid wards post level 6
Not as hard as most people believe, Nocturne, as a jungler is very gold dependent and as such farm dependent , your early game prowess destroys him. Bait his spellshield or try breaking it with your E or Q (whichever you didnt max) . If he spellsheilds your maxed spell or your ultimate, its a lost teamfight
Nocturne either builds pure DPS or as a bruiser jungler. For the former focus on peeling him from your carries or if he builds tankier , try going for his carries, as his peeling potentiall is poor. His fear is proximity based, and your lee sin, The master of mobility.
|OP? My counterganks says no.
Steals a lot of camps
Seen as Op by the community
Infinite sustain
Good teamfight presence
Destroys nashor/ drake (get wards on them early)
Ah nunu, the SoloQ terror, or not? If someone decides to pick nunu after you've locked in lee sin, they're an idiot. Lee sin is nunu's #1 counter. Doesn't rely on blue. Duels better and slows do not affect him due to his plethora of gap closers. Can steal buffs as easily as nunu.
Get out of the starting blocks quickly and rush to your buffs, see where nunu wards and start there.
Heres the fun part. His only good presence in teamfight is his ult. his other skills are minor damage or buffs for adc's (which is a good buff, but nonetheless not game changing) And this so called teamfight presence of an ultimate? Channeled. Just Dragons rage that mofo and go to town on him. It will be quite hard to dive his carries if your not masterfull with ward jumps and resonating strikes. So just peel for yours.
|Quick AOE clear
%Hp damage
Lots of CC
No sustain, 15 free Armor
Sejuani, the previously troll pick, now a top pick due to her amazing base damage. 2 second AOE stun and 70% slow along with a knockup that does %Hp damage AND damage that scales off of her own HP? Currently, as the figures stand, if you buy a warmogs, youll output about 500 more aoe damage in a teamfight, (given that she uses her W 3 times)
She has horrendous sustain in her first clear though, and if she gets fed, she cant put a lot of that money into damage as she is a much better fulltank. Early game you destroy her, but she gets tanky so quickly and punishes you for invades post 6. Her 2 forms of CC are skillshots, so easily dodged with twitch reactions.
Sejuani acts as a flat out intatior, she will burn her full combo on your team and then get to work on the front line. However, she cant peel to well after her Q-E and Ult go on cooldown, as she has no innate slow any more. Dive the carries if you want, she cant stop you.
Your carry should be able to make short work of her if she is in their face, as after her full burst (which is about 1/8th of a carries hp) she will get demolished by consistent DPS
|Clears initially quick but gets slower
Bad sustain but takes no damage from his first buff
Good Ganks
Relies on invisability
Shaco is very easy for lee sin. Lee sin reveals invisibility with 2 of his skills. His assasin type build gets destroyed by lees bruiser build path and gets outdamaged constantly by lee.
Shaco's main asset is his sliperryness and amazingly strong early game. But lee sin just destroys these with flat out mobility and damage and tankyness early game.
Shaco will either go for your carries or become a mediocre bruiser who dies quickly. He wont be able to touch your carries if you decide to peel for them as he relies on attackspeed late game, and your E will take a lot of this away from him. You can even ult his clone into him if he gets too far away, he can jump marv in and out of a fight
|Clears Godlike
Counterjungles like mad
Can 1v1 amazingly
You gank better
Shyvana will steal your camps often, especially your wraiths and can escape quickly, however you gank much better than her and have equal 1v1 capacity vs her, especially after level 6. She has no CC to gank and isnt picked often.
Late game, shyvana relies a fair amount on attack speed, and therefore you should proc your E on her. Shyvana plays as a bruiser, tanking a fair bit while being on the front line. If she has not purchased frozen mallet then she has no cc but her unreliable ult, and therefore you can focus her carries very easily.
Good clear spead
Good Sustain
Good dueling
Weak ganks throughout the game / Very situational
Trundle has amazing dueling abilities after his rework, and while most usually found at top lane he can 1v1 you very easily, lee sin scales so well off his bonus ad, but his Q will take 30 AD away from you if you go to duel him at level 4 or higher. It is possible to kill him at his red, but however his clearing speed is too high and his sustain is godlike, allowing him to finish his jungle with full HP and a pot.
However due to his low escape possibilities a countergank is devastating to him if pulled off well
Trundle will not dive your carries unless their out of position. Make sure that if your stacking resistances that his ult doesn't get you, as you will be very weak if it does.
He relies a lot on his attackspeed with his Frozen Domain, so hit your E on him if you can. In teamfights go for his carries if you can, as his peeling is very poor if he lacks Blade of The Ruined King or Frozen Mallet.
Quick clear
Moderate sustain
Amazing dueling
No teamfight sustain
Oh God Why. Udyr counters lee sin in every single way. He can out duel you, clear camps quicker and stun you when you try and hit and run.
Your early game prowess means nothing as his turtle and bear stance allow him to soak up damage and punish you for getting near him respectively
In teamfights udyr can be easily kited. Your ultimate probably wont be needed for him, just tempest/ cripple and help your carries kite. If he does get close, dragons rage him away.
Lee sin is meant to do good early game damage and fall off late, ironically, vs an udyr you do the opposite. You lose to him early, but are the bane of his existance in teamfights.
|Good Dueling
Ok scaling
No sustain but damage block w/ passive
High burst damage
Shreds Hp stackers
Vi, stands for viability, even though it doesnt. She can fill many roles, the problem is, she isnt good at them. Hold off now vi haters. Her AD scalings are too good to tank build Her base damage is too good to AD build , the only viable route is a bruiser, but with no innate tankyness, she gets blown up. She's a bit like skarner, a walking ult, but the ult is a good one. Fairly strong level 2-3 but not as good as lees.
Gets absoloutely WRECKED by counterganks. Especially direct ones through the lane. She has just used her escape to engage (if pre 6) and now is at your bidding.
Good in long fights OR short ones. Lee sin fights in medium length fights (oopsie)
Vi will dive your carries. Its a 100% fact. She is not going to burn that ult to peel, its like malphite ulting one guy. Remember that during her ult she is CC immune. Save your kick for after it and she is out of the fight.
|Good sustain
Takes fairly low damage from creeps due to aoe creep fear
Good in teamfights
Builds tanky, gets damage
Ah, Trollybear , hes pretty susceptible to very early pressure, level 2-3 you can duel him, especially with a buff or level advantage. He almost always builds fulltank however, and invading him after level 9 is suicidal as he will be too tanky for you to burst down and he has a fling and a slow, making escaping difficult.
However, his passive (when under 30% hp heals for 30% of his hp over 8 seconds) is pretty redundant vs lee sin early game, as you can just q-r-q him to destroy him before the passive goes down, the Q execution damage also wrecks him due to his HP stacking nature.
He excels in teamfights as he gets a 155 Damage buff that spreads to nearby enemies
If volibear uses rolling thunder and gets near your carry, just burn your ult and engage. Q-R-Q is ideal in this situation. He will then get kited to oblivion and do almost no damage.
His ultimate relies on attackspeed and his W gives him bonus attackspeed. You can reduce the effectiveness of either skill with Tempest/Cripple.
Diving voli's carries is pretty hard as he has his slow and fling to get you off them. Essentially the AD singed of league.
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Xin Zhao
|Amazing Duelist
Top tier invading
Top tier ganking
Strong early game
Transitions well
Holy shit, this guy, Xin is essentially the tankier version of lee sin, having more reliable CC than you and easy as pie to play. Do not Invade Xin Zhao unless you got a smiteless, without a level advantage on him he will destroy you with Twin Talon strike and Audacious Charge.
A good Xin will be maxing his Dash, which means he will have insanely high burst, but not as good dueling. You still cannot beat him without a level or buff advantage
Generally built as a CDR tank, Xin will abuse his base damage and jump on your squishies (primarily ADC), However, he lacks peel for his own carry other than a slow and a temperamental ult , jump on them if you can, Or just peel for yours, Your peel is infinitely better than his. A good dragons rage wil ldeny his ult and up to 120 free armor and mres for him(you read that right)
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