#Arena Coaching

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A Complete Guide to Arena Coaching and Classic Boosting In World of Warcraft and Wotlk Classic

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[ariadnew]

Meanwhile, life ticks quietly on at Lowmax.

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Lundy Cup Day | 8.6.24 (x)

[rabbittush]

One day I’m gonna finally draw the scene from my one piece hockey au that’s been plaguing me for months…One day…

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[ur-favoriterecord]

I love Junpei because out of everyone in SEES he is litteraly the most Just Some Guy

Like this team has Jesus, a Robot and the heiress to one of the biggest corporations in Japan and then there's a normal, everyday guy

[thesimpsonsultimateshowdown]

The Simpsons Ultimate Showdown!

Round 1:

JONNY TIGHTLIPS VS COACH KRUPT

Jonny Tightlips TidBit: Despite his name, he most likely has just as many lines as the other mobsters, Legs & Louie.

Coach Krupt TidBit: First appeared in Season 17, that's why you don't recognize him.

[huggingtentacles]

Question: if the last game I played was Bloodborne and I'm desperately missing the dodge mechanics of that game what do you suggest; and also, how to invade fast. Where are the invasion items. Don't even care about the permanent ones where are the bad one-use ones I want to see how bad I am at the game and if anyone is worse than me

1. Quickstep Ash of War can be found in the north of Limgrave at the Warmaster's Shack. Talk to a guy there. This ash of war is basically the Bloodborne dodge but better. Slap it on your weapon and enjoy.

2. If you're past Limgrave, Varré will give you 5 at the Rose Church if you've defeated Godrick. There is also a merchant selling a bunch of them in Mistwood in Limgrave, he will call out to you if you just follow the road.

To Invade fast, visit as many areas as possible to increase your invasion pool. Then, spam the bloody finger again and again. If it doesn't invade after 10 consecutive uses, teleport to the nearest site of grace to reload the area and try again. Make sure you at least have some grease on you to have some sort of advantage, or else you'll get murdered.

[theoniprince]

My school is part of a huge cooperation of Mainz 05 with over 30 regional schools. Today my class and I went to the arena. They were already preparing everything for the upcomiing match against Bayern Munich on Saturday.

[kkibble]

i'm veeery lowkey (thinks about it 5 times a day) somewhat.. worried about rempe like ok. u get demoted to the ahl. u get back in here (somehow). u are suspended for 8 weeks for an honestly v nasty boarding. and ur conclusive statement is victim mentality in a "I just gotta hit less hard... Gotta calculate I guess.. Hit better.". is nobody around him showering him w the fact that for all he's played for HALF of it has been suspended/benched ? is nobody .. hey.. ur 22 years old....... are you sure this is how you want things to be Going

[fluffyyewon]

@yeeee_kk 언니 덕분에 즐거운 시간 히히히😍😍

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Getting Around the Maze of Game Improvement: Revealing the Support Scene

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[gyudons]

despicable

updates as of 22 oct

Travis Dermott knew that he would draw attention with his actions in the Coyotes’ home opener against the Anaheim Ducks at Mullett Arena on Saturday. The Arizona defenseman just hoped that the spotlight might shine on the issue that he was addressing, not on him.

“You don’t really want to go against rules that are put in place by your employer, but there’s some people who took some positive things from it,” Dermott said. “That’s kind of what I’m looking to impact.

“You want to have everyone feel included and that’s something that I have felt passionate about for a long time in my career. It’s not like I just just jumped on this train. It’s something that I’ve felt has been lacking in the hockey community for a while. I feel like we need supporters of a movement like this; to have everyone feel included and really to beat home the idea that hockey is for everyone.”

“I won’t lie,” said Dermott, who is playing on a one-year, two-way contract. “From the outside, it’s easy to see that I’m putting my career on the line for something. I definitely went through some emotional ups and downs that night, not regretting anything by any means, but I’d love to have maybe done a couple of steps a little different by making sure that everyone was aware of what was going on before I did it.

“I don’t want to put my teammates or my coaches or my GMs or the equipment managers in any kind of bad light when it’s their job to kind of look out for something like this happening. It was definitely something that I did just by myself and was prepared to kind of deal with whatever repercussions the league decides to push towards that. I’m not going to back off and say that this battle is won, but we’re going to find better ways to do it.”

As Dermott noted, LGBTQ+ inclusion is an issue that he has supported for a long time. Without getting into specifics, Dermott said the issue is personal for him because it impacts people close to him.

“I’d be lying if I said I haven’t shed tears about this on multiple occasions,” he said. “So yeah, it’s something I’m definitely very passionate about.

“I’ve met a lot of people that from the outside, it looks like they have everything going right in their life and they have a smile on their face every time they talk to you. But sometimes when we get closer to people and get comfortable enough for them to open up to you, you can see that there’s some pretty dark stuff happening to some good people. It doesn’t take too many times encountering something like that for it to really change someone.

“I’ve been blessed to have some of those opportunities put in front of me to really change my view of what being a good person means; what being a good father and a good example and role model means going forward. You really see how people are hurting and it’s because of a system that maybe no one’s intentionally trying to be malicious about, but until you’ve really had that first-person experience seeing people hurting from it right in front of you, it’s tough to kind of take steps.”

It would be a surprise if the league handed down any sort of punishment. The optics alone would add to the public relations damage that the original ban created. Even so, Dermott reiterated his desire to bring the entire franchise into the fold before he takes similar actions in the future, but he also made it clear that he will not be silenced on the topic.

“It’s not like I’m shutting up and going away,” he said. “I know more questions are going to be coming. We’re just going to be as prepared as we can be to just spread love. That’s the thing. It’s gay pride that we’re talking about, but it could be men’s health. It could be any war. It’s just wanting world peace. Everyone’s got to love each other a little bit more.

“Like my parents said growing up, ‘How awesome would it be to be the guy that people look up to?’ That’s what really hit home when I was a kid, especially from my mom. You want to grow up and be that guy. You want to be the guy that’s having the impact on kids like NHL players had on you. If they had been racist or bigoted, that’s going to have an effect on you.

“With how many eyes are on us, especially with the young kids coming up in the new generation, you want to put as much positive love into their brain as you can. You want them to see that it’s not just being taught or coming from maybe their parents at home. They need to see it in the public eye for it to really make an effect.”