HoN Characters and guide links!

Hello loyal followers!

Here is a list of all the characters in HoN! Most of the guide provided through these links are amazing, and I highly recommend them. I'm hoping that in the near future I'll be able to write up a review/guide of my own for all of the Heroes of Newerth characters.

Accursed Andromeda Arachna Armadon Behemoth Blacksmith Blood Hunter Chronos Corrupted Disciple Dark Lady Defiler Demented Shaman Devourer Electrician Engineer Forsaken Archer Glacius Hammerstorm Hellbringer Jereziah Keeper of the Forest Kraken Legionnaire Madman Magebane Magmus Maliken Moon Queen Night Hound Nymphora Ophelia

Pandamonium Pebbles Pestilence Pharaoh Plague Rider Pollywog Priest Predator Puppet Master Pyromancer Rampage Sand Wraith Scout Slither Soul Reaper Soulstealer Succubus Swiftblade Tempest Thunderbringer Torturer Valkyrie Vindicator Voodoo Jester Warbeast Wildsoul Witch Slayer Wretched Hag Zephyr

I hope these help some of you new players!

Wow, blogger is awesome.

I was dicking around in the settings and found out that one can actually profit from their blog! I enabled the ads (sorry if they bug anyone) in a desperate attempt to supplement my income. As I mentioned in my first post, I'm a poor college student, and I'm crazy in debt, so anyone who feels like ____________, ___________! I'm hoping I can make a few bucks a month to pay for maybe a few groceries, anything and everything helps you know. So to all my followers (I must be really interesting) please and thank you for viewing my blog!

Now, here's a funny cat!

ACTA is scary bros

Background
The proliferation of counterfeit and pirated goods in international trade poses an ever-increasing threat to the sustainable development of the world economy. Trade in these goods causes significant financial losses for the right holders and legitimate businesses. It also hinders sustainable economic development in both developed and developing countries and, in some cases, represents a risk to consumers.
Expertise, innovation, quality, and creativity are the main factors for success in knowledge-based economies. Adequate protection and enforcement of intellectual property rights is a key condition for nurturing those factors. In 2006, Japan and the United States launched the idea of a new plurilateral treaty to help in the fight against counterfeiting and piracy, the so-called Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA). The aim of the initiative was to bring together those countries, both developed and developing, that are interested in fighting counterfeiting and piracy, and to negotiate an agreement that enhances international co-operation and contains effective international standards for enforcing intellectual property rights.
Preliminary talks about such an anti-counterfeiting trade agreement took place throughout 2006 and 2007 among an initial group of interested parties (Canada, the European Union, Japan, Switzerland and the United States). Negotiations started in June 2008 with the participation of a broader group of participants (Australia, Canada, the European Union and its 27 member states, Japan, Mexico, Morocco, New Zealand, Republic of Korea, Singapore, Switzerland and the United States) and shall be concluded in 2010. Agendas are made publicly available on the websites of the parties prior to each round.
A variety of groups have shown their interest in getting more information on the substance of the negotiations and have requested that the draft text be disclosed. However, it is accepted practice during trade negotiations among sovereign states to not share negotiating texts with the public at large, particularly at earlier stages of the negotiation. This allows delegations to exchange views in confidence facilitating the negotiation and compromise that are necessary in order to reach agreement on complex issues. At this point in time, ACTA delegations are still discussing various proposals for the different elements that may ultimately be included in the agreement. A comprehensive set of proposals for the text of the agreement does not yet exist.
This paper is intended to clarify the objectives of the proposed agreement and to summarize the issues under discussion. It gives an overview of the elements suggested under the different headings and highlights the main issues. It is important to note that discussions are ongoing; new issues might come up and other issues may finally not be included in the agreement. This paper does not prejudge of the final structure and content of the agreement which may differ from what is being discussed at the current stage of negotiations and described below.
Objective of the ACTA
The ACTA initiative aims to establish international standards for enforcing intellectual property rights in order to fight more efficiently the growing problem of counterfeiting and piracy. In particular, the ACTA is intended to establish, among the signatories, agreed standards for the enforcement of intellectual property rights that address today's challenges by increasing international cooperation, strengthening the framework of practices that contribute to effective enforcement of intellectual property rights, and strengthening relevant enforcement measures. The intended focus is on counterfeiting and piracy activities that significantly affect commercial interests, rather than on the activities of ordinary citizens. ACTA is not intended to interfere with a signatory's ability to respect its citizens' fundamental rights and civil liberties, and will be consistent with the WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement) and will respect the Declaration on TRIPS and Public Health.
ACTA Structure and Content
ACTA aims to build on existing international rules in the area of intellectual property, in particular on the TRIPS Agreement, and is intended to address a number of enforcement issues where participants have identified that an international legal framework does not exist or needs to be strengthened.




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Heroes of Newerth FUCKING RULES!

I've been playing this game called Heroes of Newerth (HoN) since it was in beta. It's based off of the Warcraft 3 custom player made game called Defense of the Ancients (DotA). The learning curve is pretty steep if you're not familiar with the genre, but once you finally get used to it it fucking rules. There's nothing better than making a game with four of your friends and stomping some nubs. Here's a picture of my favorite charactor, Armadon.

There are many amazing videos that teach you the basics, watch one and go play!

First blog post bros

Alright, here goes my ingenious attempt at a legitimate blogger blog. I'm a busy college student, so posts may be few and far in between, but hopefully I'm interesting enough to rake in the clicks.