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One thing I didn't see mentioned yet is saving your presentation for a specific timeslot.

But it only works if the presentation order isn't already set, so the teacher needs asks "who wants to go next?". What you do is you sit back and wait for a noticeably weak presentation to go, then you volunteer to go right after them. It will make your own speech seem much better in comparison to the person that went before you.

I have done this on every speech/presentation and it helps me both grade wise and nerve wise. Sounds a little scummy, but you do what you have to do.

South Korea, nuff said

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I wanted to avoid posting here, but felt that some things could use a better explanation.

I really am not only looking at 10 teams. If you go and visit your own open team's ESEA page AND your own profile page, I have been on I have been on each and every one over the last week. I might only write about 10 teams at a time, but for preseason I have to scan every roster.

Then throughout the season I do keep tabs on all of the teams outside of the top ten so I can make accurate predictions. About half way through each season I know the entire division well and am confident in my coverage of each and every team. I don't want to get into the grit of every specific here, but yes I realize I can improve my content. I have played in four seasons of open myself now and hopefully will begin to start playing against the teams I cover at the top in the future. My team this season isn't so hot once again, but am not set on playing with them for sure at the moment.

One improvement I have continued with is lowering the amount of player assessment and opinion in my writing. Keeping comparisons between the players to a minimum because people tend to get their jimmies rustled very easily. In fact I slipped up on that in this preseason article which many players pointed out. I thought this would make for a more interesting read, but have learned that if I really should keep everything I say 100% positive. My skin isn't always think enough to take criticism, so I totally understand why no one wants to hear that I think they aren't the team's strongest player.

People might think they could spend that much time, but things are different when you are actually in the position and have to put out articles every week of play knowing you will just get shit on anyway. I hate having to read attacks such as "I could write better articles", "we deserve a new writer", or just flat out "your articles suck". I take everything I work on in my life very personally including my articles and have made numerous changes and improvements to them to try and reduce this backlash. Sometimes I wish I didn't give a fuck, but I really do care about you guys and TF2 as a whole and couldn't let down ESEA. I plan on continuing my work for as long as it is needed and will make improvements each and every article. Thank you for your support and be on the lookout for a feature article over the break.

That actually makes complete sense. I don't know why the article didn't point out that ketamine is a disassociate, because that's the exact reason it helps specifically with bipolar depression. Dissociation is going to detach that person from much of the sensory input and thoughts that might trigger extreme manic or depressive states.

Although it probably wouldn't be a great idea for screwball to start taking ketamine or dxm(don't chug a bottle of nyquil).

Oh and thanks for apology, wish you had decided to play with my team this season.

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Anything hardstyle is my favorite. 150bpm of distorted kickdrum madness. Specifically would pick out Kodex, Wasted Penguinz, Jajox, and Headhunterz. I DJ it and started producing not too long ago.
Kodex - Body Moving:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ED9FR3z-Zt0
Headhunterz - Headshot:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qTFK6gooAE
Any other fans?

I listen to a bunch of hardcore too, but that's usually too fast/hard for most people. Angerfist is without a doubt my favorite there
Angerfist - Incoming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmvCg7rGXJQ

Oh, and I like DZK for my rap fix, he's witty as hell
DZK - Godlike:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RqfTCfBWyo
DZK - Weed n Speed:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4JYgDhxsMw

da_bears is actually an admin for esea as well

I am very glad you are doing this research so I don't have to. My team scrimmed them and they ran a heavy and pyro to mid so I would believe these guesses.

Hmm, I feel like that could be a good part of it. But I do know the theory of "women are worse at math", is not because of stereotype threat (concept you are referring to). It's more likely social/cultural reasons, as both gaming and math aren't exactly seen as attractive feminine activities. And is that man's fault? Well yeah probably.

So I think women are CAPABLE of being just as good at games as guys, but that their are a ton of social reasons and cultural expectations that make it harder for them to reach the same level.

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Does our favorite korean YZ50 make it more tolerable?

I use hotspot shield because it's free and works on all internet traffic, not just browser activity.

IP banned from a voicechat server? Not anymore with hotspot shield!

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