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Caldari freighters in the Tierijev system; straight traders can expect all kinds of delays and even harassment from custom officials eager to catch some smugglers.
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The Ammatars have rejected many age old Minmatar traditions and embraced some Amarr customs instead. The fly on Amarr ships, but have their own distinct motif for them.
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The Hanging Long-limb gets its name from its habit of hanging by its hooked tail from branches that slope over water. It then uses its long claws to catch small fish and other amphibian animals.
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During the last moments of the neural re-connections process the subject is often conscious, resulting in a near death like experience as previous memories pour in.
alliance tournament vii begins this weekend!
reported by CCP Navigator | 2009.09.02 10:41:17

The 7th Alliance tournament is the ultimate battlefield in which the top pilots in EVE Online fight for the glory and honour of their Alliance. 64 Alliances compete over three weekends of intense, explosive action, with the final weekend broadcast live via EVE TV HD.  HD?  That's right, this year EVE TV will be broadcast for the first time live in High Definition, as well as in our regular standard definition streams. Watch our new teaser trailer for a taste of what it will look like!

You can listen to Qualifying Round 1 this weekend, September 5th and 6th, and Qualifying Round 2, September 12th and 13th, on EVE Voice as well as on EVERADIO, Split Infinity Radio and New Eden Radio.  Then EVE TV takes the reins, broadcasting the final weekend live on the 19th and 20th of September. For more information on radio shows, prizes and match schedules check out the Alliance Tournament website and listen to the first official Drone Bay Podcast. Gentlemen, start your engines!

 


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