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As I looked out of my office window one day this week, I saw the rain coming down and my first response was, "Today is going to be a miserable day."
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Truthfully, the Christian faith is all about this thing called love.
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The new ATI graphics driver supports Compiz, Beryl and Compiz Fusion with or without XGL. The driver has new code for AIGLX support. It uses the X.org server up to version 1.4. Thanks to the TexturedVideo playback feature Fglrx 8.42.3 is said to have vastly improved video support on top of generally improved performance.
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VERY easy to apply and forgiving. I brushed the first thin coat on expecting to have a lot of sanding to do afterward...WRONG! On drip was all that I had and sanding was a breeze. Second coat was reduced 50-50 and sprayed on. Easy as pie and no runs on my fiddle. One more coat after I do the inlays and I'll be ready for my Behlen lacquer finish
After i started using a decent compressor, the stuff was brilliant. Thinned it 50-50. Before that it looked like I blew snot all over the guitar...
Good but expensive with shipping.
Haven't quite figured this stuff out, but it seems to work fine as a prep/primer under the stringed instrument nitro.
Not a drip run or error, really straight forward product. Used three coats after grain plugging, with a nitro topcoat. A northern ash strat body and all is good. This sealer was smooth and did real well for me.
Great product from Behlen! Doesn't need thinning either.
This material is the best sealer I've ever used. It goes on nicely and will sand to a powder in a half hour. The shrink rate is very modest. When laid on, then wet sanded after an hour, it will generally fill the grain. Another light coat and the guitar is ready for lacquer. Care must be taken to tumble the can gently by hand to disperse the solids and not introduce bubbles.
I have been using Behlen Vinyl Sealer for years. I mix it with the liquid dyes to spray transparent color instrument for either touch up or the whole instrument. Once mixed and if any is stored in small jars for future touch up, it tends to break down in a few months. I assume it is the vinyl that gets clumpy and when mixed, it does not dissolve. This can really do a number on a spray gun or air brush. Otherwise it works good. Another thing I like about it is the fact that it is more transparent than the sanding sealer that I have used forever. So when I am doing a burst I use the vinyl as I know there will not be that hint of milkyness. I also use it as the top coat for touch up on those new guitars with the extremely flat finishes. It seems to blend better than the regular flat top coat and with a little Micro Mesh it looks just like the rest of the finish.
I just used the Behlen Vinyl Sealer for the first time and absolutely love it. I will never finish another guitar or neck without it. The product sprayed on perfect and gave my necks a great feel. I also used it as a base coat for the nitrocellulose finish on my guitar bodies and I was equally pleased. All luthiers should try this product. Happy building!
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Thursday's storms claimed the lives of a 10-year-old girl and her grandmother when the boat they were in overturned on Chickamauga Lake, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency spokesman Dan Hicks said.
Twelve people were on the pontoon boat when it flipped during high winds. The girl and her grandmother were trapped under the boat for eight to 10 minutes, witnesses said.
Witnesses helped pull people out of the water, using boats and Jet Skis. Local stockbroker Mike Brown and his son, Michael, took their boat to the scene, Debbie Brown said in an email. She said they pulled the child and grandmother from the water.
"I called 911, but it took forever for the paramedics," she wrote. "Our neighbors took turns giving CPR. We just wish we could have gotten to them faster, but Mike did all he could to get the boat out to them in the storm."
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Stores generally open daily 10am-9pm in summer; Sun-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-9pm rest of year
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This place is cracking! They have the best chocolate in the world! I live near there and I always go there to buy chocolate and they are located in Ghirardelli square which is beautiful. I really love how they hand out free chocolate. They have ice cream there and their earth quake ice cream is delicious!
We love the Square! We've been visiting this spot since my dog was a puppy! I used to take him here to help socialize him in his youth. Lots of friendly tourists coochie-cooing mainly because they miss their own dogs back home.
Let's give more stars to the Square! We love the street performers, and then a giant Earthquake Sunday from the Ghirardelli Ice Cream store nearby.
Ahh, summer!
Great place for old-timey San Francisco – While in SF on a business trip, I decided to go to Ghirardelli square, on the recommendation of a friend. Boy, am I glad I did! Maybe it was the rain keeping business at a minimum, but everyone seemed glad to see me. The people at the various shops were friendly, courteous and helpful. In particular, I enjoyed going to the Marche on the Square, where I got a lovely bottle of wine. Brian, the owner, was very nice to me. I would highly recommend his restaurant (which is attached to the market) for an evening out.
I was looking for the somewhat offbeat, historic and friendly San Fran you always see in movies. I found it in Ghirardelli square. :-)
Good chocolate, tourist friendly – Typical tourist trap, but one you should try out. Chocolate is great, some fun stors, but this visit it appeared that there were more empty spaces than usual. My favorite fountain is in the square, and its an easy walk from Fisherman's Wharf and the cable car turn around.
User review by stainlessmirk – This is my favorite ice cream place so far. I can tell it's not the best but it has very good sundaes, the square itself is quaint but TOURISTY is the major downside.
This altar to the chocolate gods houses many shops and hangouts. – In Short
A former chocolate factory that was renovated in the '60s, Ghirardelli Square is considered by some as the first major example of post-modern adaptive re-use. This loosely structured collection of 19th-century factory and mill buildings spilling down Russian Hill to the shoreline now houses some clever shops and restaurants mostly frequented by tourists, but even locals can find something to like. Visitors flock in from all over to sample the many varieties of world-class Ghirardelli chocolate.
Beware of parking scam – Beware of the parking garage at Ghirardelli Square. They will claim you have been there all day and then tell you they have no alternative but to charge you the maximum parking fee!
Coco Heaven – Yummy chocolate! More affordable than Godiva.
If you are not a chocolate gourmet but enjoy candy then this is a fun place for a day trip especially with the kids.
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Craftsman 9 Bushel 3- Bin Soft Bagger for 54'' Deck Yard TractorsItem# 07124917000 | Model# 24917
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Enjoy an Immaculate lawn Thanks to the Craftsman 3 Bin Soft Bagger
The easily attach the 9 bushel 3 bin soft bagger for Craftsman tractor with a 54 inch deck to quickly and efficiently collect grass clippings and leaves. Plus, unlike a typical bag system, you won't need to deal with individual bags – simply fill the bins up with clippings, lift, dump and refill. This bagger completely eliminates the need for manual raking. If clippings aren't collected directly after mowing, they can build up over time, compress and prevent grass roots from receiving the right amounts of water, oxygen and nutrients.
Easy-to-empty Craftsman 3 bin soft bagger collects up to a massive 9 bushels of clippings for less frequent dumping. Boasting a 50% larger capacity than a standard 2-bin bagger, this 3-bin bagger offers less frequent dumping, as well as less frequent stopping so you can get the job done in half the time. The top of the bag is designed for improved airflow, which results in fuller bags. Easy-glide design with built-in handles provides no-hassle clipping disposal.
- Built by Craftsman, this 9 Bushel 3 Bin Soft Bagger For 54" Craftsman Tractors was built to last
- Fits 54" deck yard and garden tractors
- 50% larger capacity than a standard 2-bin bagger
- Improved airflow results in fuller bags
- Easy-glide design with built-in handles for easy clipping disposal
- Collects up to 9 bushels of grass clippings, leaves and debris
- Simple lift, dump and refill operation
- No bag required
- Some minimal assembly required
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Easy to install and works great!
Griffithsville, WV
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This bagger is well built and it's easy to install and take off of the tractor but the best of all is you can cut for a while because of its large grass bags plus they are easily emptied and put back on I would recommend this for anyone who bought the 56" cut tractor series.
Slidell, LA
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We used it yesterday very nice.
Yelm, WA
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I'm an independent 65 widow with more than 3 acres to maintain. This equipment makes my job so much easier and the yard look much better. Should have purchased this years ago!
Milan, TN
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I was skeptical about a bagger because of all the bad reviews. I was very hesitant to buy it, but decided to try it. I was amazed as to how good it worked. It only took 10 minutes to install. Tried it with wet grass to test it clogging up. It never did and I put it through some tall grass at my regular cutting speed. I highly recommend this product and hope the ones that gave bad reviews check to make sure they are using bagger blades.
Burlington, IA
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Easy to mount. Comes off easy to. I orded this and it fit perfectly on my 2013 Husqvarna GT54LS garden tractor (stamped deck). Got a better deal through Sears than the Husqvarna dealer plus earned rewards points. The only complaint is it blows dust all over everything including you and the tractor. Use a leaf blower to clean up the tractor and me afterwards. It came with 2 different style mounting brackets. Use the the one that does not fit your tractor application to mount bagger on garage wall when not in use !
Brighton, MI
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Overall I am very impressed. It fills up quicker than I expected, but sure beats a rake and a bunch of blisters. I saw some negative reviews prior to my purchase, I would have to strongly disagree. It did clog up on me a few times, the leaves were damp though. It seriously takes about 30 seconds to fix that problem. I just shut the mower off, disconnected the upper tube and reached into the lower tube to remove the blockage and I'm off again.
North Augusta, SC
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Very easy to mount on Garden Tractor. Do not recommend placing plastic bags inside as the sewing seams will shred the plastic bags as you try to remove them. Use them with no plastic bags inserted. When full, remove baggers, set them on ground, slide plastic bags over the baggers. Make sure plastic bag reaches the ground, turn plastic bag and bagger over. Take hold of ther strap on the bagger, shaking the bagger as you pull it out of the plastic bag. Once the bagger is out, tie the plastic bag and reinsert the bagger into the bagger frame. I use ********** Members Mark, 39 gallon bags.
DeWitt, MI
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The big 3 bags made the choir of raking grass clipping and leaves a breeze. They are very to handle. Will recommended for all with a big yard. Just make sure that you use it when the debris are dried. Otherwise, these wet stuffs tend to clog up the chute.
Piedmont, SC
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Purchased two smaller Craftsman baggers previously and had no problems. Read the reviews and was skeptical about purchasing the larger 54 inch 3 bin bagger. Ordered it and the more I read the more skeptical I became. I returned it unopened. Tried an expensive off brand lawn sweeper. Ho hum! Used it once and started reconsidering. Decided if the Sears bagger turned out to be as bad as some reviews, I would pack it up and send it back. Some mentioned that the bagger hood material is flimsy and not up to par with older baggers. It's the same sturdy material that has been used for over twenty years. Some people had problems with assembly. Very easy step-by-step assembly. Some mentioned that the shoot gets stopped up with debris and at times in damp grass. Mine has NEVER clogged and I have put it through it's paces. For optimum bagging performance - use high lift bagging blades. It is worth the cost if you want something dependable and getting the job done right the first time.
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From journal Visiting Italy: Roma
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July 17, 2012
From journal Rome pt. 3
by slabeaume
St. Louis, Missouri
August 1, 2003
This was pretty much like any other Hard Rock Cafe I've been in---decorated in rock and roll memorabilia. It was somewhat smaller than the Hard Rock Cafe's I've been in around the USA. But the menu was basically the same--quite varied and good: the usual starters of nachos, chicken wings, potato skins, onion rings, various salads, etc; then the large variety of sub sandwiches and burger; for dinner, various steaks, chicken, fajitas, or sea food; and if you still have room, desserts of cheesecakes, sundaes, pies, cakes, shakes, etc. Plus they have a full bar with mixed drinks, beers, wines, shooters, as well as soft drinks and ice tea. We got sodas and I liked that we got free refills -- and they came with ice! Most places in Europe just give you a can of soda and a cold glass. I didn't realize I'd miss ice so much!
I don't know if the staff was acting typical the night we were there, but they were quite entertaining to watch! They really seemed to be enjoying their job. Even when they sang "Happy Birthday" to people, they did so with a lot of gusto. Their upbeat and playful service made the dinner even more special.
The Hard Rock Cafe is about two long blocks from the Barberini subway stop (on the Red line, the stop before Spagna where the Spanish Steps are). Barberini is also the stop for the huge internet/Subway Sandwich cafe, which is a couple doors from the northern steps leading from the subway station. If you plan to catch the subway after dinner, though, be advised that the subway stops running around 11:30---much sooner than the Hard Rock Cafe closes! We didn't find that out until about 11:15, but still made it back to the subway in time.
From journal Rome, "The Eternal City"
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Kent, Ohio
July 8, 2005
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
December 26, 2003
From journal Rome - My First Taste of Italy
by italylover
June 26, 2005
But that's the problem - with the exception of the Trevi Fountain T-shirts and the gladiator teddy bears, the restaurant could be moved and planted anywhere. If you're in Rome for a substantial amount of time and needing some greasy American food, go for it, but if you've only got a few days or weeks in Rome, get out your guidebook and find yourself some good pasta or pizza. You can get a good hamburger anywhere in the States, but good gnocchi or a pizza diavola? That's a little more difficult to come by, so enjoy it when you have the opportunity!
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If you are referring to the aerial wire that's between the pole and service entrance mast (commonly called "triplex"), power companies have their own rules to determine the size.
Is there a standard gauge for residential (overhead) service entrance cable? Seems like the gauge would have to be the same as the utilities overhead wire. I'm going to call my utility tomorrow to verify.
I don't know that it matters, but my breaker panel which is integral with the meter is 100 amps.
If you are referring to the aerial wire that's between the pole and service entrance mast (commonly called "triplex"), power companies have their own rules to determine the size.
Just my 2¢ worth.
PG&E refers to this wiring as the "service entrance wiring" which extends from the connection with their overhead wiring to the meter. Looks like the gauge is a local jurisdiction or NEC issue. I'll look at the NEC tonight and call the inspector tomorrow to verify.
Seems a bit strange that PG&E says "Weatherproof wire is not permitted in conduit" when this same wire is exposed from where it exits the service head to the connection with the utilites wire.
I always wondered why they don't extend the triplex down the riser and land it at the meter lugs.
Here we must provide 2/0 copper (200 amp service) for them to attach their 1/0 aluminum. Maybe it gives the electrons an extra boost the last few feet???
POCO cable is completely the power company jurisdiction and is not based on the NECode.
From power company jurisdiction (often the short length exposed at the weather head) to the lighting and appliance branch circuit panelboards in a dwelling the conductor size is controlled by Table 310.15(B)(6). From that panelboard to any subsequent circuits including subpanels the conductor size is controlled by Table 310.16 and subsequent.
Table 310.15(B)(6) allows smaller conductors than Table 310.16. For example; 2/0 copper may be used for 200 Amp service conductors per Table 310.15(B)(6) but only to 175 Amps per Table 310.16.
Years back we used to use URD between the meter socket and out the weather head. But they stopped the practice when they realized the insulation wasn't UV resistant.
It was faster and easier than service entrance cable.
Thanks, guys.
I'm going to check the rating on my panel. It's got a 100 amp main installed, but if the panel is rated for 200 amp I may install service cable appropriate to that amperage (I understand the allowable 1 gauge de-rating) in case I ever want to upgrade the service. Would be a bit easier than going through PG&E again.
PG&E was actually very helpful. The guy I spoke with advised using Sch80 conduit, for example, as being easier than having to put a PVC cover on metal conduit (required in our jurisdiction). All my concern about using the exsting wiring was moot since I was going to have to upgrade from the weatherhead on down.
You will also need to make sure the wire size is capable of handling 200amps, as well as the meter socket.
It would not make sense to install 2" conduit/weatherhead/hub, a 200a meter socket and 2/0 wire only to put in a 100a panel. My guess is you will need an entire service change.
Just my 2¢ worth.
Residential sizes: #4 copper ( or #2 Alum.) for 100 amp, 2/0 copper (or 4/0 Alum.)for 200 amp. But some AHJs have outlawed Aluminum or want one size larger wire, so check with the local insp first.
I haven't installed the panel yet. I'm thinking that the cost of a 200 amp panel and 15' of appropriate-gauge service cable is small provided the cable that PG&E brings to my pole is adequate gauge. Might as well go with the 200 amp. I'll verify the required gauge with my inspector.
HD sell a 3-wire 4/0 aluminum cable that is suitable for 200 Amp service entrance. It is a lot larger than the #2 aluminum that the POCO conntected to it when I installed it. You can put that 4/0 into a 2" conduit.
If aluminum is satisfactory for the POCO then it certainly should be OK for your inside work. They didn't use any antioxodant compound when it was installed and the connections are not covered with waterproof insulation.
A 200 Amp Load Center and a 200 Amp meter socket may have maximum size of 4/0 so you wouldn't be able to go larger.
A few years ago Petaluma city outlawed installation all Alum wire, residential and industrial, but it is approved now. I think it was Newport Beach that wanted me to use #2 Cu instead of the NEC #4...many years ago. The point is check it out- whether upgraded or downgraded-local rules rule! I know the Code says you can only upgrade...but ...it is being done.


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Hey girlfriend...how you doing?....I am glad to be posting here as well...To me it is a little more user friendly...I got so lost with the way it used to be...I am extremely busy and don't get to check in as often as I would like...With the other way...I could never keep up...I really hope this way helps more people...I know that when I first started...The guestbook and Tracker were my savor...Now it's all here rolled into one...YIPPY!
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Thanks so much Tracey. As always great words of wisdom. Love the "enjoy journey" quote. :-)
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Thanks for that, I just love reading people's stories!
To think that there hundreds of thousands of people all over the world that can now say..... xx/xx/xxxx was the day I started Body for LIFE and it changed my life and I haven't looked back since... - the thing is, how many "connected people" to those that have changed their lives have also benefited from a happier, healthier US! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOP!
Aussie-Debs...That is sooo true...My 70 almost 71 year old mom is in the best shape of her life...The thought of knowing I could have her for so many more years thanks to her positive life changes, gives me chills...My husband and kids are so much better through all of this...All the hard work and dedication continues to pay off and take me places I only dreamed of...and the feeling is awesome...
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This is a magnificent artsy mask with a jesters hat, that is hand made in Venice, Italy. The maker is la maschera del galeone, and it has the original tag attached. The front of the tags also says "certificato di garanzia". Which I am sure means certified. The inside says " Congratulations, you have choosed the original la maschera del galeone, A real Venice hand made product...
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This is a pretty little high relief fresco wall plaque that is marked on the back Dimontti Italy Style. It is porcelain, hand painted in blue, white, and gold gilding. It features a victorian lady with a pretty hat, and a small harp. Her face is nicely painted skin-tone, with blue eyes. The background is ornate with touches of lace design. It measures 7.75 inches by 5.75 inches. It is in excellent condition.
This is a wonderful vintage serving platter with pretty roses, anemones, forget-me-nots and scroll work on cream china by Thompson Pottery Company, Ohio in about 1938. It is marked 1868 Thompson's Old Liverpool Ware and the number 1735 on the bottom. It measures about 13.5 by 11 inches...
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Hand painted vintage 1940s Japan lavabo 2 piece wall pocket set with original black Japan labels on both. The hand painting looks like orchids or butterflies, I'm not sure, but they are lovely shades of mauve, pink, green and black with gold paint accents. The bottom measures approx. 5 inches across and 2.5 inches tall. The top is approx. 6 inches tall and 4.75 inches wide...


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Mike and Suzanne Ware of Collierville, Tenn., announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Sara Christine, to Peter Kendrick Acker, son of Jim and Kay Acker of Harrisonburg, Va.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of John William Ware of Huttonsville and the late Pauline Futral Ware and the late William Donelson and Margarete Ferguson Neal. She is a graduate of Collierville High School and a 2007 graduate of Auburn University where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in secondary English education. She is employed as an 11th-grade English teacher and softball coach at Auburn High School.
Her twin sister, Katie Ware, will serve as maid of honor.
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Sara Ware and Peter Acker
Her fiance is the grandson of Kendrick Brown Taylor of Clifton Forge, Va., and the late Thomas Herring Forrer Sr. and the late H. Sidney and Mildred Fletcher Acker. He is a graduate of Harrisonburg High School and is a 2005 graduate of The College of William and Mary with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology. He is a research assistant at Auburn University where he is working toward his master's degree in wildlife sciences.
His father, Jim Acker, will serve as best man.
The couple will marry on Dec. 31 at the historic Sanctuary on the Square in Collierville, Tenn.
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The Nintendo DS is a title that really gets a lot of crap crammed in to its library. For every gem like Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia you get ten different Petz titles from Ubisoft, or maybe My Word Coach titles. Regardless we've all been to the game store emporium, and seen the myriad of titles on the console and you ask yourself "What should I get?." Well the answer dear reader, is a Castlevania title. Perfect for just about anyone that remembers the old school of gaming, but prefers the technology of today. Order of Ecclesia serves up some of the most refined game play that the series has to offer and comes close to topping Aria of Sorrow as my favorite hand-held title of the series. This game is in many ways superior to Aria of Sorrow and should not be missed this holiday season, especially since it might be a while before we get another 2-D game.
To start things off fresh, series director Koji Igarashi (IGA) gave the title its first female protagonist in a decade (we're not going to count Sofia Belmont's tragic end met by the canned Dreamcast Castlevania). Players assume the role of Shanoa, who is a member of the Order of Ecclesia, one of many groups that work towards a common goal, the eradication of Dracula. With the Belmont clan missing in action it is up to Shanoa to inherit the power of Dominus through glyphs on her body, that will allow her to be the savior of humanity and destroy Dracula for good. Of course things never go to plan, and the ritual to bind the Dominus to her is interrupted by another member of the Order, Albus. After recovering it's high time to hunt down Albus and find out what's going on, just make sure you suffer through the requisite bout of amnesia to make the story a little more convenient.
The big draw to this Castlevania is the glyph system. Shanoa carries three glyphs on her body, one on each arm and one on her back. This is somewhat similar to the soul system of previous games, some monsters will drop glyphs to be absorbed, some are hidden throughout the stages (yes, stages), and some are picked up while your enemies cast them. You bind (by holding Up on the d-pad for a bit) attack glyphs to each arm and an effect glyph to the back. This systems offers a myriad of attack combinations, and some specific glyphs will form a union which results in a powerful attack at the cost of hearts. The basic use of glyphs makes use of MP, so after a few attacks you may be momentarily defenseless if you choose to go all out.
Another shake-up in Order of Ecclesia is the more linear progression of game play. There are a number of levels to explore in Order of Ecclesia, some are short, some are somewhat long, and some just need to be seen to be believed. This break-up in stages offers the ability to visit levels with new skills to do more exploring, but overall it doesn't feel like much of a departure from having one large area. Some levels are incredibly small and only serve as a connection to other levels, making them feel unnecessary. Other levels are hidden and well worth the effort for discovering as they offer some of the best glyphs and equipment in the game, which should come as a surprise to no one.
Another fairly big change is the level of difficulty, which has been increased quite significantly. The trade off to this challenge is that enemies are now more pattern based, especially bosses. Beating bosses without getting hit is the ultimate challenge and rewards you with a medal for your efforts. Though they really only exist to bolster your item collection percentage. There is also a Boss Rush mode that rewards players based on their time of completion after facing off with a large collection of bosses. If that proves to be too much for you there is also a practice mode.
Rounding out the package is the online mode that allows players to race against each other like Portrait of Ruin. There is also the option to sell your wares to other players via Nintendo WiFi Connection. Which is great if you're looking for that special item to round out your collection, just beware of price-gouging users who think a Super Tonic is worth a million in cash. No thanks, jerks...
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I am sure this is not a new issue to most. It was tough getting through December. It seems like everyone at work is Christian. I get along get with my co-workers, but feel if they knew I was Atheist, some would treat me differently. I am usually not afraid to speak my mind. But, since this is a new job, I have been avoiding discussing religion. When people would wish me "Merry Christmas", I would just say same to you and walk away. But this made me feel bad, because I felt I was not being true to myself, like I am an "in the closet Atheist". I don't feel a need to annouce to everyone my beliefs. Though if someone at work were to ask me what religion I am or if I go to church, I would tell them the truth. Do you think it is better to avoid situations? I don't like confrontation.
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I am nurse at a outpatient clinic now. I worked quite a few years in Long Term Care. I think it is different for nurses in the workplace. When I used to work with patients dealing with end of life issues, I too did not discuss my views with them. I just usually listened and let them talk. I agree with you and wish everyone would leave their religious and politics at home. Work should just be work.
Here-here! It seems that some religious people need to feel secure about the people around them, and so they think it's fine and dandy to ask such personal questions. I hope that your higher-ups are more on the (secular) level and you won't have to feel discrimination being an issue.
I'd have told him : sure I do, but I spell it differently - NATURE.
Maybe is was your spelling that caused your downfall. :-)
Cheryl, I'm pretty much in the same boat. I work in an office building with hundreds of christians (and being in IT I end up interacting with most of them), so to wear an Atheist Badge of Pride (so to speak) at all times would be social suicide, they say they won't treat you differently...but they do...especially in the South. Now that being said I don't hide it if I'm asked, I've told a few people here that I am an Atheist but that was only after they asked me. I think its better (or at least more peaceful) to not advertise it, but you don't have to hide it. No need to shake the boat if that not your intention. I was shy about coming out at first, but after years I just got tired of pretending that I shared in the belief of a Sky Daddy. Now in my personal life and outside work, oh hell yeah I wear my tattoo with pride, but as the saying goes, don't shit where you eat, and the workplace is a huge cafeteria… only because you need a job…you know to eat and stuff.
HEHE- It's a ship....the boat is what you get on when the ship is sinking.
Awesome quote, totally borrowing this: "but as the saying goes, don't shit where you eat, and the workplace is a huge cafeteria… only because you need a job…you know to eat and stuff."
Working on a cruise ship especially around the X-mas season can be very demanding, as many people miss home and family get togethers around that time- religious, or not, as in my case.
With up to 4000 + passengers and 1500 crew on some of the biggest ships, there is almost every belief represented onboard. Plus we have to be very PC around the guests (holidays or not). Many of the guests are out cruising to get away from the season at home- others on a cruise bought by their kids because they don't want Mom and Dad to ruin x-mas at their house again this year.
It's amazing to see people pay thousands of dollars and travel thousands of miles - just to have a new place to complain.
When passengers or crew say Merry Christmas, or Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa etc... I say it back to them and add all the rest including Happy Winter Solstice, Reasons Greatings, Merry Mythmas, a few other Pastafarian references and a HEMPY New Year- they go by so fast they say thanx and move on.
As a musician, I have to play music with religious words at times- X-mas being one. I just make up my own lyrics.
I wasn't brought up religious and I love what is called Christmas by some. It never had anything to do with Chist, Virgins, Reserection, or religion in my house.
Family, food and toys- it's still about that- just my toys are more expensive and I have to buy them myself.
I have also been Athey Claus on the ship 4 times. What would the audience say if they knew- Santa was an atheist?!?!?!
One time as Santa, after the whole "show" with kids and kids of all ages, a very pinched face lady came up to me (Atheist Santa) and said:
Yes- Ho Ho Ho- How can I help you?
-You do realize that one of "those" kids that sat on your lap was JEWISH don't you?
Ho Ho No I didn't- why would that matter to me?
-Well he's JEWISH!!!
Um Ho Ho Ho- Your point being?
-Well he's Jewish and the only reason he sat on Santa's lap was to get a free t-shirt!!! He's Jewish and your Christian, you shouldn't have let that kid sit on your lap!!!
Well actually. I'm part of a lot of myths rolled into one around the Winter Solstice and dress in the red outfit after a Coka-Cola Ad. And well, Ho Ho Ho - I see where you are going with this and all I can, and must say is "How very Christian of you, have a good life Ho.....ho ho" and strolled around the ship singing "Here Comes Athey Claus" right down Athey Claus Lane. Spreading Reason, Spreading knowledge, with science as his game- along with the children and parents...
I'm quite surprised she did not report that to the Cruise Director - Hopefully I shamed her enough.
Also working on a ship- you don't get to go "home" after a day at work- the ship is home for anywhere from 4-10 months a contract- so talking politics and religion are frowned upon- but it gets brought up. Religious people just can't help themselves.
I don't usually start a "conversation" about religion "at work"- but I speak my mind if asked..
I guess like all situations, use discretion about what you say and to whom.
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