| Games Attended: | 28 |
| Record (W/T/L): | 13/0/15 |
| Games Captained: | 8 |
| Record (W/T/L): | 2/0/6 |
| Kills - Losses: | 383-373 |
| Best Game: | 24-1 |
| Damage / Game: | 119 |
| Best Game: | 397 |
| WightyScore: | 1.12 |
| Bet Pool Accur: | 1.9 |
| Bet Pool Total: | 49 |
| Bet Pool Rank: | 19th |
"E Pluribus Carpe Diem"Login: Ravener
Team: The Forgotten Shadows
Real Name:
Location: The Swamp
Favorite Map: Killing in Iraq
Favorite Game: Lynchmob
Favorite Unit: AK-47
Team: The Forgotten Shadows
Real Name:
Location: The Swamp
Favorite Map: Killing in Iraq
Favorite Game: Lynchmob
Favorite Unit: AK-47
A new telescope designed to spot potentially dangerous asteroids has taken its first test images. When it is upgraded with the world's largest camera in 2007, it will be able to find space rocks as small as a few hundred metres wide.
The PS1 telescope is the first of four identical instruments in a project called the Panoramic Survey Telescope & Rapid Response System (Pan-STARRS). It boasts a 1.8-metre mirror and is located in Hawaii, US.
It is the first of a new generation of telescopes designed to find small asteroids and comets whose orbits bring them close to that of the Earth.
NASA has already found 80% of the largest near-Earth objects (NEOs). That is a result of a 1998 order by the US Congress to identify 90% of NEOs larger than 1 kilometre across by the end of 2008. These giant space rocks would cause a global catastrophe if one were to strike the Earth (watch simulated version of 100 km wide impact http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JHdYBet_4Q&eurl=http://www.sosyalmekan.com/blog/index.php )
The PS1 telescope is the first of four identical instruments in a project called the Panoramic Survey Telescope & Rapid Response System (Pan-STARRS). It boasts a 1.8-metre mirror and is located in Hawaii, US.
It is the first of a new generation of telescopes designed to find small asteroids and comets whose orbits bring them close to that of the Earth.
NASA has already found 80% of the largest near-Earth objects (NEOs). That is a result of a 1998 order by the US Congress to identify 90% of NEOs larger than 1 kilometre across by the end of 2008. These giant space rocks would cause a global catastrophe if one were to strike the Earth (watch simulated version of 100 km wide impact http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JHdYBet_4Q&eurl=http://www.sosyalmekan.com/blog/index.php )
Will excels himself as a forum spammer these days. As a player he plays alot of regular myth, raid and ww2. He's not that bad at regular myth and should be able to provide some much needed skill for this team.
Will is extremely myth lame. Joining this team only made that situation worse.
If he stuck with this team, he'd help it tremendously, but you get the feeling the novelty will wear off and he'll join another team after QR.
He's also not as good as he thinks he is, high 3
edit - fuck it he deserves a 4
If he stuck with this team, he'd help it tremendously, but you get the feeling the novelty will wear off and he'll join another team after QR.
He's also not as good as he thinks he is, high 3
edit - fuck it he deserves a 4
Will is Myth's version of endometrial cancer: he's the creation of too much estrogen in an obese woman. Curiously, a thin white vaginal discharge is symptomatic of this disease in postmenopausal women. Untreated, the tumor will eventually metastasize from the uteral lining to the bladder and bowels. As with Will, the best way to get rid of it is to perform an abdominal hysterectomy and, in high risk cases, to follow with radiation therapy.
