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This is an opinion and personal experience piece, read on if you wish.
I was skeptical of what the end game would have to offer in terms of challenging team play early on in the development process. While participating in beta the game seemed very simplistic while leveling to max, the leveling dungeons were not ever a threat, and close to all were bested on first attempt with very little issue. I was worried that end game would be the same. Well, my worry was assuaged last night.
Having finished the primals and now entering into BCOB..I can see the tiers of play from a wider perspective and have faith that Square has and will continue providing a rewarding experience for those that seek a challenge. The level of difficulty is going up at a satisfactory rate, in my opinion.
We move on to the Coil itself. The entirety of the zone is broken down into mini-dungeons (called "turns"). Currently there are 5 turns in BCOB
In Turn 1, as soon as you enter you are immediately faced with a coordination check in the form of a mini boss. From there you clear out a bit of insignificant and not too time consuming trash, then make your way to the turns only boss. He has a few interesting mechanics not yet seen in previous dungeons, and it is an enjoyable fight in my opinion. Once the coordination is together he goes down without too much issue, but the potential for a wipe is most definitely present.
In Turn 2,
Turn 3 finds you entering the world of Sonic the hedgehog. I honestly do not know the purpose of this turn, as there are no bosses or loot. Whether they intend to add a boss is unknown to me, but as it stands now it is a huge waste of time. Interestingly enough though, the most deaths we had were in this turn. It's basically a puzzle, as you find yourself making your way down to turn 4. Don't get too far ahead of your group or you will find yourself obliterated haha.
And there I sit, the party having ended for the evening to be continued on Sunday. I hear tell that Turn 4 is where the majority of FC's are stuck on their journey through progression, and I anticipate seeing more of what BCOB has to offer. This raid was done with a makeup of about half newbs to the instance and half that had been there previously. Our raid leader was knowledgeable which was very helpful for us newbs, and the voice comms were necessary for coordinating stuns and silences. If you miss CC on bosses in here you will almost surely wipe, it is not like missing CC on Ifrit.
As with every game, after reviewing guides and what not it may seem simple...but I do not envy the pioneers as I'm sure there were many many more wipes than we experienced. Took us about 3 tries to down turn 1, closer to 5 wipes in turn 2, and just a ridiculous amount of time wasting in turn 3 haha. The raid took 3 hours or so which didn't seem too taxing to me. Aside from turn 3, the speed at which you complete each turn seems perfect for a busy man with not a whole lot of time to devote to raiding these days. Overall, my fears are put aside that FF XIV can't provide satisfying and difficult content to complete. I look forward to turn 4 for sure.
This post is meant only to help those that are getting sick of endless tome farming, and those that shared my fears the game would be too easy. The game will provide PvE group enjoyment once again after you finish your DL set, don't worry. Stick with it and don't get discouraged...the tomes you need are finite. I now have higher hopes that SE will keep providing us ways to amuse ourselves, especially with what they have in store with 2.1 coming soon. Good luck, and may you walk in the light of the crystal...blah blah blah haha
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Originally posted by cranthug
This makes me want to check out turn 3 haha.
Thanks for sharing.
Well...half the party didn't show up for Sunday raid haha :O Getting drunk watching baseball and football I imagine. Ah well, no update as I had planned.
Still, get through the bs gear grind and get in this place. It's good fun old sport!
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Joined: 2/20/11
Still finishing up my main story line but plan to be there sometime in the near future. I appreciate your insights into the raid.
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Joined: 6/17/11
My FC got to turn 5, and since its unbeatable currently, most have moved on and will not come back til 2.1
The game currently has no end game for Raiding guilds. Come back after 2.1 or level up other jobs (what I am doing).
Yes I was reading about that Kano...how exactly is it unbeatable? Is it an issue of gear check or what? I know at least one guild has used exploits to down boss, while others have used exploits to get the mapping achievement. What about Twintania is unbeatable though is my question?
Your point on no end game I have to respectfully disagree with though. Perhaps for the "hardcore" low percentage of players who rush to cap and blaze through content. The game has kept me amused, and with things to look forward to doing....so far haha. What your comment was on endgame is the main reason why I held back on rushing to cap and "stopped to smell the roses" along the way. You're exactly right if speaking to the top tier player crowd. The game has been out for a little over a month maybe? People already finishing their Turn 5 progress, haha. All good things in moderation :) Though I suppose where I am at current on the gauntlet...I might be in the same boat next week. So only a week behind you! haha I'll let you know if I share your sentiments next week :) As it stands now though, I feel like it's all in the pacing of the individual...*edit* and what our unique definitions of a "raiding guild" are. hehe I would consider my semi casual PvE guild a "raiding guild" *edit*
What I agree wholeheartedly with is that 2.1 can't come soon enough, and I really hope it delivers on content and alleviates some of the current gripes about the game. I do think it is one of the better themepark mmo's to come out in recent memory and would like to see it get continued success, if it is deserved in the future anyway. Don't drop the ball SE, keep rolling!
Originally posted by cranthug
Has anyone figured how to survive that consistently?
I'm beginning to think so few people are expected to beat it due to a sheer gear check. You'll probably need resistance potions, food buffs, and pre-shields to beat Twintania.
Originally posted by Alamareth
Oh I see...I have not looked into Turn 5 at all, mechanics wise. My fear was that it was a broken encounter just not possible to beat even with best in slot gear. If its just an extreme gear check that is somewhat of a relief, though possibly a cop out on SE's part to keep players from saying the bested all content within 30 days or less.
What do you think?
And...haha...it kind of sucks that Bahamut isn't present in his own coil! :D I guess that's to be added later.
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Joined: 3/26/12
Originally posted by Alamareth
Would be funny if you indeed need gear slotted with a hell lot of resist materia.
Originally posted by TwoThreeFour
Well, I'm just thinking about how Crystal Tower is supposed to be the gap between Titan HM and BCoB.
Crystal Tower should have ilevel 80 gear, so superior to darklight but inferior to Allaghan and AF2. Since you are capped on one turn per week, it's going to take time to beat ilevel 80 gear. Makes me think it's a gear issue.
I'm just baffled on the Twintania mechanics. If I didn't know better, I'd say it's an issue with lag....but I do know better and it's not that.
Originally posted by Alamareth
Have to do more research I guess...did not realize Crystal Tower was going to be ilvl 80. Is it an 8 man version or 24? I have no idea.
The weekly cap on tomes and turns is definitely a bummer, I really hope when more content is added they don't restrict progress to such a degree. I do not want another DL grind haha.
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Joined: 6/17/11
Boss uses Death Sentence ability and fireballs - once we figured out how to manage through that he goes into a sweeping divebomb phase that nobody can get through at this time. The damage is simply too high - no way to heal or mitigate it with current gear.
One FC managed to get through via an exploit but SE has confirmed that with current gear it is not doable.
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Joined: 3/22/08
Originally posted by DMKano
Can you source SE confirming that? I would like to read more about it. Thanks.
Originally posted by cranthug
They've already confirmed they will look at time restriction vs. cost in several aspects with the 2.1 patch. They intentionally gated progress in this version to keep us from smoking Turn 5. :)
Crystal Tower is a 24 man raid....which is extremely concerning to me since I'm a healer. I sincerely hope that it's not 3 lists of 8-man parties that I have to manage. That would suck worse than Twintania.
Think of if it this way though, if there's a weekly cap on progress it's not possible to be another dark light grind! I'm just looking forward to my sexy AF2 cap to go along with my super sexy AF2 scholar chest. Just call me Dr. General Washington (it looks goofy, but I like goofy).
Originally posted by Alamareth
Bahaha, I love it. I look forward to AF2 as well...DL doesn't do it for me, I like the classic FF look of WHM.
I too share your concern on the party frames, I'm guessing it will be fully customizable. A giant block of names on my screen will not help my line of sight. LOS being somewhat of an issue in some boss rooms as well. Turn 2, once that barrier goes up the zoom out sucks horribly. I like to have a view of the field, just not possible with how they want to position.
Originally posted by cranthug
Don't get me started on camera angles during the ADS fight. It's such an easy boss, but I have a huge amount of difficulty because of camera angles.
I'm pretty much the Zoolander of FFXIV. I turn right for *everything*. I didn't really notice it until Titan HM. I play with the camera slightly right and I dodge to the right. If I have to go left, I get a bit clumsy. It's pretty funny...but since I'm ranged I'm one of the rot passers and when the camera gets stuck in first person due to the walls, I have to really concentrate to make sure I don't wipe the party.
Fortunately, my FC accounts for my disability. :)
At least I'm not the one doing de-aggro backflips off the side during Titan HM carries.
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I just did my first coil run today. Got to finish part 3 and we stopped. The guild i am working with is LimitBreak and they have done coils before but they had issues with their previous BLM. I was actually thinking on focusing on my Bard but because i have done constant runs with them, have helped them down titan various times they invited me in despite being from another guild.
I must say it was a very fun experience and the music was downright awesome. I did watch vid guides for a bit to familiarize myself with the fights. the 2nd lvl boss was brutal but we had someone calling out the stuff n we kept ourselves organized. downed the boss with 1 click to spare.
The group im in consists of 2 paladins, 2 whm, one summoner, monk, black mage (me) and a bard. I am happy i was able to try out coils for once which now is helping me focus on 1 job and not on many.


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Helping out Hornchurch Animal Rescue here, the rescue I got lovely Bailey from. Can anyone give lovely little Dolly a home? She's a senior lady looking for somewhere to spend the autumn and winter of her life – very similar to Bailey who is now just 11 year young!
Parking Fees reduced!
Parking charges to go down under the Accord Administration!
With the Lib Dems, I can't remember a time when we weren't fighting to make parking fees more reasonable! Now we have done it – and the Tories voted AGAINST our plans!
We pulled this off by being fair – we introduced an overnight parking charge of £2 to capitalise on the TOWIE visitors. This has yielded around £60,000 in income which has meant we can do the following:
Reduce the all day car parking fee from £10.50 to £8.00
Introduce a new Saturday workers fee of £4 in Westbury Road Car Park
Introduce a new £30 weekly charge in the William Hunter Way Car Park
This will take around ten weeks to introduce once it is advertised and consulted upon.
It is unbelievable that the Tories voted against on the basis that we hadn't reduced it enough, despite them voting for a 117% increase in the one hour charge in 2012 (and that includes current Brentwood West Tory Cllr Will Russell, who's up for re-election in May).
It's also interesting to see that another Tory scaremongering activity didn't come true. Back in 2011, two days before I lost my seat, they put out a leaflet in Brentwood West saying that, should a night time charge be introduced then people would be forced in to the side streets to park and, therefore, we would all be wading around in "rivers of vomit". Yes, they put that on a leaflet and people believed it! So, watch what they say when it comes to May's elections! It turns out not to be the case, so just as well no one opened up a Wellies Shop in anticipation.
Securing a future for Hopefield (we hope)
I have called an urgent meeting of my Community Committee on Tuesday 27th January 2015 at 6.45pm with one agenda item – making Hopefield Animal Sanctuary a Community Asset. It is a public meeting at the Town Hall so please come along and show your support for Hopefield and this important step in protecting it. The agenda will be published HERE on Monday.
I was on Phoenix FM today talking about it. Our vision in the Lib Dems, headed by Cllr Barry Aspinell, is to expand and enhance Hopefield to make it a tourist attraction and one of the first steps is to protect it as a Community Asset. This means that Tesco would not be able to sell the land without telling Hopefield and we would then have six months to raise the funds (you can give them a head start by making a donation here).
The other issue surrounding Hopefield is the fact that it is an identified site in the consultation on the future of Brentwood. I would like to see this site rejected as a potential development site and we need you to let us know if you agree with us. Have your say HERE.
Cllr Aspinell would like to see the land changed to recreation and Hopefield also want this – you can sign the petition HERE.
So, a recap for all Hopefield lovers:
1. Attend the meeting at the Town Hall on 27/01 at 6.45pm OR watch the webcast OR write to me in support.
2. Complete the consultation having your say on the Hopefield land and how it should be designated.
3. Sign the petition
4. Join the Hopefield Facebook site- https://www.facebook.com/hopefieldsanctuary?fref=ts or follow them on Twitter @Hopefield_Essex
5. Donate!
Wallace Kennels in trouble -please help if you can
Wallace Kennels, who re-home dogs and are the council's reception facility for lost dogs, are in serious financial trouble. I said I would do what I can and so am posting up their message from their facebook page. Please help if you can, I will be…
It is with great regret and sadness to report that the future of the Kennels is in doubt as a result of legal action taken against us by a former volunteer through 'No win, No Fee' solicitors. We had to make the agonising decision to reach an out of Court Settlement to give the Kennels the best possible chance of surviving. This was the only way to prevent the risk of going to Court and avoid the costs claimed by solicitors escalating to an amount which would have resulted in the Kennels closing forthwith.
A significant sum of money now needs to be raised to enable the Kennels to continue and we are asking for your help and donations. The Kennels have been family run for over 40 years, helping unwanted, abandoned and stray dogs find a new home or be re-united with their owners. To remain open we rely on the goodwill and generosity of the public, no more so than at this troubled time. Every little helps and we therefore ask, with great humility, for any donations that can be spared.
Ways to donate are:- Paypal to email address email@example.com via cheque made payable to Wallace Kennels and sent to the kennels, via BACS direct into the bank or if preferred to our solicitors who are dealing with this situation – please ask for details. Thank You.
St James Road: Attempted Dog Theft & Assault
I've just been alerted to a very nasty assault in St James Road and ask if all local residents can help try and trace this callous git who has seriously injured a 16-week old Bichon Frise puppy (like the image above) and its owner. Puppy is fighting for its life, poor baby, and I really hope it will be OK.
This from Brentwood Gazette, with police contact numbers:
A woman has suffered a possible broken nose after being punched in the face by a man who tried to steal her pet dog which itself has been left in a critical condition.
The 21-year-old victim's 14-week-old Bichon Frise has been left with life threatening injuries after being kicked so hard that its leg and hip could be broken.
The man approached the young woman on a footpath off St James Road at 6.20pm on last night before asking her what breed the puppy was.
He then grabbed hold of the lead.
The victim tried to pick her pet up and was punched in the face before the man then kicked the dog, causing it serious leg and hip injuries.
The woman managed to hold on to her dog and the man ran off.
He is described as black, aged around 30, is 6ft tall and of medium build.
He was wearing a grey bobble hat, a black-hooded jacket and black jogging bottoms.
Inspector Lee Argent, of Essex Police, said: "The suspect in this case is an extremely callous man. He tried to steal this woman's puppy and when she fought to hold onto him he caused her some nasty injuries before kicking the dog so hard its leg and hip are believed to have been broken.
"The victim has been left extremely distraught by her experience and is devastated by the injuries caused to her pet.
"The dog is currently being assessed by a vet, but his condition is very serious."
If anyone knows who this man is or has any other information about this attack we would urge them to call Brentwood CID on 101 or ring Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111."
Read more: http://www.brentwoodgazette.co.uk/Pet-dog-critcal-attack-dog-knapper-punched-pet/story-20784181-detail/story.html#ixzz2vOU8Sk7u
A date for your diary – raise funds for Hearing Dogs for the Deaf on Saturday 1st March
Vote 2014: Delighted to announce….
….that John Newberry (AKA Newbers) will be Brentwood West's Liberal Democrat candidate for 2014.
You can read all about John on his new website www.newbers4west.co.uk and follow him on twitter @Newbers4West.
I am very excited about the prospect of John joining me as councillor for Brentwood West next year and, those of you that have met him so far will appreciate his integrity and community spirit. Here's why I am s delighted:
About John Newberry
John, a grandfather, is a former Brentwood Police Sergeant, having spent 14 years stationed at Brentwood before his retirement here in 2000. It's here at Brentwood that he got the nickname "Newbers"!
John now has his own counselling practice.
He also worked for two years with Essex County Council on setting up successful projects in relation to student behaviour on school transport.
He also ran a Home & Garden maintenance business in Brentwood.
John is a committed Christian and has worked with young children helping them in becoming young ambassadors for their community.
He ran a number of marathons for animal charities in his younger days (pictured: John running the London Marathon for the PDSA)!
Of his selection as Brentwood West candidate, John said:
"I really feel it is like coming home – I thoroughly enjoyed working in the ward at Brentwood Police Station in London Road and living in La Plata Grove.
"As your borough councillor I would be able to bring all my skills together and ensure that all residents of Brentwood West are listened to regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, beliefs – everyone needs to be listened to and I do not feel that the Conservatives are doing this.
"I am passionate about working with and supporting my local community.
"I also really look forward to working with two hardworking councillors – borough councillor Karen Chilvers and county councillor David Kendall. Brentwood West is the most heavily populated ward in Brentwood and, Karen in particular, could do with some help and support with the huge caseload. I can bring some new skills on community building, tackling anti-social behaviour and building an even better place to live."
Sounds like he's perfect to be West's councillor!
Keeping you updated
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Rollason/Chase area – update
I have held various meetings in and had a number of updates about the Rollason Way/Kings Chase/Chase Road/Wharf Road/Fairfield Road/St James Road area of late. I have emailed all residents who are on my list as living in these roads but, if not, here is the update.
If you would like to join my mailing list, for news in your area of Brentwood West just click here.
A new chapter begins…..
Final property sold, road adoption on its way and developers due to move on
I thought I would write to all those in and around Rollason Way to update you on some current issues in the area. I have been informed that all properties have been sold which means that Rollason Way will soon cease to be a development site (although there is still a development planned in St James Road) and we can start to work together to build a community, both in Rollason Way and the surrounding area.
Although I have campaigned against the number of properties built, they are all here now, and we are at the stage where we need to work together as a community to build a better place to live and I will be proud to work with you to help you achieve that.
Developers due to depart by end September 2013
I had a meeting with James Moody, MD of Crest Nicholson, recently and we went through issues regarding the transfer of the land from the developer to Essex and Brentwood Councils. Mr Moody will send me a final map for me to share with you however, as a rough guide:
- The roads and paths will be adopted by Essex County Council. There are some issues to address that I am aware of such as the fact that some paths are accessible to cars and shouldn't be (Cllr David Kendall is taking this up at County Hall).
- The green area and La Plata Wood will be adopted by Brentwood Council as a "public open space". Plans for a play area here have long since been abandoned but I am acutely aware of the need for a young children's play area and I have been working with officers on a solution since last October. A proposal is due shortly.
- Paths into La Plata Grove, London Road and Hubert Road are nearing completion (see right – as toured by Louis Dog and me in January).
- A management company will be formed to maintain the garden areas around the estate.
- Double yellow lines will be installed at the turning area at the end of Wharf Road.
- Street lighting will be part of Essex County Council's responsibility.
- I am aware of some building control issues with certain blocks and these are being assessed separately. I would advise residents to raise any concerns with the developer now (by all means copy me in).
- Parking? I will deal with that separately.
Parking in Rollason Way and surrounding areas
County Cllr David Kendall has given us this update:
"The response to the residents permit parking consultation was very low and there was not strong support for a new scheme to be introduced. Consequently there are no plans to move forward with a scheme at this moment in time.
"However the problems with on street parking still exist and I have now asked for a meeting to be arranged between the Borough Council and NCP Car Parks to discuss what opportunities exist for residents to possibly purchase parking permits from them to park in the station car park at night and at weekends. We appreciate that this option would not suit some residents but in our view it is certainly something worth exploring.
"The matter has now been put in the hands of Cllr Keith Parker, the Chair of the Local Highways Panel. We will let you know when/if we hear of any updates."
I do not believe the current plans have a solution for parking -either to combat commuter parking or at night time and weekends – and this is something that I will continue to deal with, but we need a more co-operative team at Essex County Council and a better representative from the Tories to be able to get what we need – and that is some element of restricted parking or resident parking. Although, as I have said before, there is no actual "solution" as there are far too many properties here.
Please do keep emailing me on this issue so I can build up a nice fat file to present as evidence!
Good news for Tallis Way
There has long been a number of issues in Tallis Way – the piece that faces the green.
Issues included people churning up the grass, delivery drivers swinging in to the courtyard too fast and fast traffic along Vaughan Williams Way.
Now, there are still things to do, but we may have found a solution!
A sign went up a while ago asking people to be careful and there was a motion put to council to keep the sign.
However, last night it was agreed that officers would, following a site visit I had in April, look at putting some low level fencing around the corners of the green with integral signs saying that "children were playing". I fear that a child or dog running down that slope will not be able to stop and could meet a car coming along Vaughan Williams Way – a breaker will at least minimise that risk.
Hopefully, this will protect the green and make it a safer area in which to play.

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Villa Rosebery
The Villa Rosebery is one of the three official residences of the President of the Italian Republic (the other two being the Quirinal Palace and the Castelporziano estate in Rome). The palace extends for an area of 66,056 square metres.[1]
Villa Rosebery is situated in Naples and it is so named because it was owned by the glamorous British Prime Minister Archibald Primrose, 5th Earl of Rosebery (Liberal, 1894-1895).[1] Some guests of Rosebery's during his residency include King Edward VII and Oscar Wilde.
Originally built as a cottage in the grounds of the "Belverdere" (now the Plazzina Bourbon) in 1801 by Count Thurn, an Austrian officer in the service of the King of Naples. The original building was rebuilt under the ownership of Don Agostion Serra Terranova in the mid 19th century as the "Casino Gaudiosa", achieving much of its current form. Sold after Don Agostion's death in 1857, the villa came into the ownership of Prince Louis de Bourbon, the commander of the Neapolitan Navy, who renamed the property "la Brasiliana" in honour of his sister's husband, the emperor Pedro II of Brazil. Following Gariballdi's revolution the villa was sold in 1860 to a businessman, Gustavo Delahente, who in turn sold it to Lord Rosebery in 1897.[1]
In 1909 Lord Rosebery presented the building to the British Government for the use of the British Ambassador to Italy. In 1932 the British Government presented the building to the Italian State and the villa was used a summer royal residence. From June 1944 until his abdication and exile in May 1946, the Villa was the residence of King Victor Emmanuel III. From 1946 to 1949 it was used by the Accademia Aeronautica, and after a period of dis-use it became an official residence of the President of the Italian Republic in 1957.[1]
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In a burst of energy a month ago, I discovered our ancient slide projector and a big box of slides. Looking through the mess, I felt enough guilt to organize Grit's LDS missionary slides from Australia. With momentum, I continued through all the slides of our early family years.
It probably was a desire to chuck out the old slide projector or the realization the slides were beginning to fade. Whatever the reason, I finally put my mind to the task, and not wanting the hassle of doing it myself, turned it over to Channell Media, a source I found on the Internet.
Other than wishing for better photography, I was pretty pleased to have those slides preserved for posterity. Since it was the '70s and '80s, we often looked like a bunch of rag tags, but then most people of the era looked much the same.
Cutoffs were exactly what the word meant. They were jeans the knees had worn through and were cut off for summer to get more mileage. I saw my favorite red zipper up the front jumpsuit turn up in way too many pictures.
As I looked through the slides, I was reminded how young we were when we started out so innocently excited for the future. I remembered how wonderful but frustrating life could be at times with a weary traveling husband and me home amid the cookie crumbs and diapers. I was also reminded how quickly our turn on earth has passed. Seems the older I get, the faster time goes because realistically the future has shrunk.
In her book, "Family: The Ties that Bind — and Gag," clever Erma Bombeck summed up what I was feeling as I peered at the life behind me and realized the joy of what I now have: "I wanted to go to a place where you were important and people listened to what you had to say. Mothering hadn't done that and yet wouldn't it be ironic if my turf yielded the most important commodity being grown today? A family? A crop of children, seeded by two people, nourished by love, watered by tears, and in eighteen or twenty years harvested into worthwhile human beings to go through the process again."
This year marks a new era in the saga of the Young family. Our granddaughter, Andie, is getting married in August following the lead of her three years older sister, Taryn, last March. They are the two eldest grandchildren and also the first to marry. There will be a few years and then their sister Ellery will likely join the ranks. Then, since they stair-step, it will happen like dominoes as the other 22 take their turn growing our posterity exponentially.
Just like everything old is new again, I now watch my granddaughters, so much in love, heading into an unseen and unscripted future. They're already better fed, better trained and far more prepared for life than I remember I was. They have ready access to information about anything on the Internet — no Doctor Spock needed. For them, media will have no limit. Their pictures are stored in a cloud for easy access. Will that need updating? Their lives will definitely be much more high tech than mine.
That said, they still must deal with the details of life, the everyday disappointments and successes — the good times and the bad. In fact, "Life is made up, not of great sacrifices or duties, but the little things in which smiles and kindness, and small obligations given habitually, are what preserve the heart and secure comfort," says British scientist Humphry Davy.
When I sorted through the slides, what I found was a lifetime of smiles — the bad times were mainly forgotten.
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In medicinal chemistry, bioisosteres are chemical substituents or groups with similar physical or chemical properties which produce broadly similar biological properties to another chemical compound. In drug design,[1] the purpose of exchanging one bioisostere for another is to enhance the desired biological or physical properties of a compound without making significant changes in chemical structure. The main use of this term and its techniques are related to pharmaceutical sciences. Bioisosterism is used to reduce toxicity, change bioavailability, or modify the activity of the lead compound, and may alter the metabolism of the lead.
Classical Bioisosteres[edit]
Classical bioisosterism was originally formulated by James Moir and refined by Irving Langmuir (ref) as a response to the observation that different atoms with the same valence electron structure had similar biological properties.
For example, the replacement of a hydrogen atom with a fluorine atom at a site of metabolic oxidation in a drug candidate may prevent such metabolism from taking place. Because the fluorine atom is similar in size to the hydrogen atom the overall topology of the molecule is not significantly affected, leaving the desired biological activity unaffected. However, with a blocked pathway for metabolism, the drug candidate may have a longer half-life.
- Procainamide, an amide, has a longer duration of action than Procaine, an ester, because of the isosteric replacement of the ester oxygen with a nitrogen atom.[2] Procainamide is a classical bioisostere because the valence electron structure of a disubstituted oxygen atom is the same as a trisubstituted nitrogen atom, as Langmuir showed.
Non-Classical Bioisosteres[edit]
Non-classical bioisosteres may differ in a multitude of ways from classical bioisosteres, but retain the focus on providing similar sterics and electronic profile to the original functional group. Whereas classical bioisosteres commonly conserve much of the same structural properties, nonclassical bioisosteres are much more dependent on the specific binding needs of the ligand in question and may substitute a linear functional group for a cyclic moiety, an alkyl group for a complex heteroatom moiety, or other changes that go far beyond a simple atom-for-atom switch.
For example, a chlorine -Cl group may often be replaced by a trifluoromethyl -CF3 group, or by a cyano -C≡N group, but depending on the particular molecule used the substitution may result in little change in activity, or either increase or decrease affinity or efficacy depending on what factors are important for ligand binding to the target protein. Another example is aromatic rings, a phenyl -C6H5 ring can often be replaced by a different aromatic ring such as thiophene or naphthalene which may improve efficacy, change specificity of binding, or reduce metabolically labile sites on the molecule, resulting in better pharmacokinetic properties.
- Alloxanthine is an inhibitor of xanthine oxidase. It is also an isostere of Xanthine, the normal substrate for the enzyme.[3] Alloxanthine is considered a non-classical bioisostere because of the scaffold change.
While bioisosteres are commonly used to simply modulate the activity of a given molecule, this concept can also be applied in order to generate novel chemical compounds with the same activity as drugs that are under patent. Given the right modifications, these new compounds can successfully skirt the existing patents and allow another drug company to enter the market.
- Tadalafil is a PDE5 inhibitor that was discovered by scientists at Glaxo Wellcome as part of an effort to avoid an existing patent by Pfizer on its ground-breaking erectile dysfunction drug Sildenafil.
- ^ Nathan Brown. Bioisosteres in Medicinal Chemistry. Wiley-VCH, 2012, p. 237. ISBN 978-3-527-33015-7
- ^ Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 6th edition, Leon Shargel, Alan H. Mutnick, p.264
- ^ Comprehensive Pharmacy Review, 6th edition, Leon Shargel, Alan H. Mutnick, p.264
- ^ http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jm1013693 Synopsis of some recent tactical applications of bioisosteres in drug design


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I have been tracing my husband's family history and my own for 30 years and in 2009 a few of the Medley relatives were able to take over the care and upkeep of Sunnyside Cemetery in Jefferson County, Missouri. There are approximately 15-20 Medley relatives buried at Sunnyside as well as many others, about 70 total. This neglected cemetery was of need of major restoration and in the past few years our group has been able to clear some of the trees and overgrowth, put new rock on the driveway, and haul away trash that was dumped there for many years. Hopefully, we will be able to preserve this cemetery for many years to come. Unfortunately, we were too late for Robertson Cemetery, that was vandalized about 2008.
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I am researching my husband's family lines and have more information regarding Elihu S. Tharp. My husband's grandmother is Elihu's sister, Alta Lee Graham Tharp (1896-1976).. I also have a photo (cir. 1910) of Elihu's mother with two of his sisters (Lillie E. Tharp 1893-?) and Alta along with a granddaughter of Eliza's (I'm wondering if this 10 yr old granddaughter could be Elihu's daughter from his first marriage?).
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Father: Augustus Whitaker Tharp: b. Oct. 1856, Perry Co., TN d. 1901-1910 in Clay Co., Brown, AR
Mother: Elizabeth "Eliza" Green Graham b. Sept. 1856, Perry Co. TN d. Clay Co., AR?
The 1910 US Fed Census for Clay Co., Brown Township, Arkansas shows Eliza as "widowed" with 2 daughters and a granddaughter (10 yrs old) living with her. I believe these are the females in the photo mentioned earlier.
I would like more information regarding Elihu's first marriage, if possible. I need his first wife's name and any children they may have had. Also, I am trying to find his mother's parents, but I understand that records before 1908 in TN are pretty much non-existent.
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I was working in Hillcrest Cemetery in Excelsior Springs Missouri and noticed you were maintaining Richards wife so after I got Richard done I transferred him to you. It may need some refining.
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I was also looking for Trace Creek. I found who I was looking for at Dabbs Cemetery at Trace Creek. I searched but did not see your people online at Lewis County Cemetery website. It would be unusual to only have two people at this cemetery. The death certificate I was looking also said Trace Creek. There are other Tatums at this cemetery. Just a thought.........Kathy
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I have transferred this memorial to you. Good luck in your search.
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I have made the corrections for Howard and Anna, linked them to their parents and transfered them to you.
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Brenda, would you like me to transfer Walter to you?
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Hello. I have been ill, so excuse me for being tardy in my reply. My gggrandparents are buried there. James Edward Vaughn and Martha Ann (Whitehead) Vaughn = their headstones are the big ones by the road. Now their daughter Agnus Spain has two boys in there. One lived for almost a year, the other one i can not remember. but they are two headstone towards the woods. Agnus is buried in St.francois memorial park. Now as for my uncle, Roy Lynn Vaughn, I asked my dad if we could go see the grave of uncle roy. He told me there wouldnt be anything left to see. but over time he did tell me that it was at the edge of the cemetery. but if you can get a metal detector and searched you might be able to pick up the lid on the old mason jar that has his name dates on it. And I have an other uncle buried there samuel j vaughn. Now he did have a headstone in there, May I ask if you have uptained a list of names I would appreciated it if you would get me a copy I would totally appreciate it. I might find more relatives in there. Thank you. I will help all i can. thank you
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Funeral home records have lots of incorrect information in them, as I have encountered in the past. The headstone says age 65, so that is the date I feel most comfortable with using. (until a better source arises, like an obit from a paper of the time) No pre1910 death cert is showing up on the state site.
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What is his memorial #, we maintain 63 cemeteries in and around Brown County.
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The Long Road Home
|The Long Road Home
|Compilation album by John Fogerty
|November 1, 2005
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|John Fogerty chronology
The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty/Creedence Collection is a compilation album by American roots rock singer-songwriter John Fogerty, released on November 1, 2005, by Fantasy Records.[1] It compiles songs from Fogerty's solo career and his band Creedence Clearwater Revival. The title refers to Fogerty's return to Fantasy Records, after a lengthy stint with Warner Bros. Records and a brief stint with DreamWorks Records.[2]
The Long Road Home was released to mostly positive reviews from music critics and charted at number 13 on the Billboard 200.
In 2005, Fantasy Records offered John Fogerty with a record deal, which included the release of The Long Road Home. Fogerty had started his recording career on the label, but his quarrels with former label executive Saul Zaentz during the 1970s led to lawsuits and Fogerty's refusal to perform any of his material from Creedence Clearwater Revival.[1] Fogerty explained how he felt about the album's release on Fantasy in an interview for Entertainment Weekly: "It felt surreal at first, but I've been working alongside the new Fantasy people since the company was sold. Now that all the old bad people are gone, I have no lingering bitterness or anger."[3]
The Long Road Home is a 25-song compilation of most of Fogerty and Creedence Clearwater Revival's best-known songs, some of which are live versions.[1] It was the first album to compile both his and the band's hits.[3]
Critical reception[edit]
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
|The Guardian
|The Village Voice
In his review for Allmusic, music critic Stephen Thomas Erlewine found the album "enormously entertaining" and said that it adequately summarizes Fogerty's work and serves as proof that he is one of the rock and roll era's greatest songwriters.[1] Robert Christgau, writing in Blender magazine, called it "one of the rare career overviews" that justifies itself by playing as one sequence of "timeless sure-shots."[4] In his review for The Village Voice, Christgau remarked that because of his unchanging musical form and replicable "Creedence sound", the album consistently shows Fogerty as "the original roots-rocker" who displays aspects of his modest personality.[7]
In a less enthusiastic review, Dorian Lynskey of The Guardian criticized the album for emphasizing Fogerty's ordinary boogie songs and omitting the more superior songs that are featured on several other Creedence Clearwater Revival compilations.[5]
Track listing[edit]
All songs written and composed by John Fogerty.
- "Born on the Bayou" – 5:12
- "Bad Moon Rising" – 2:19
- "Centerfield" – 3:51
- "Who'll Stop the Rain" – 2:27
- "Rambunctious Boy" – 3:54
- "Fortunate Son" – 2:19
- "Lookin' Out My Back Door" – 2:32
- "Up Around the Bend" – 2:40
- "Almost Saturday Night" [Live] – 2:27
- "Down on the Corner" – 2:45
- "Bootleg" [Live] – 3:00
- "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?" – 2:38
- "Sweet Hitch-Hiker" – 2:56
- "Hey Tonight" [Live] – 2:33
- "The Old Man Down the Road" – 3:33
- "Rockin' All Over the World" [Live] – 2:58
- "Lodi" – 3:09
- "Keep On Chooglin'" [Live] – 4:02
- "Green River" – 2:33
- "Déjà Vu (All Over Again)" – 4:13
- "Run Through the Jungle" – 3:05
- "Hot Rod Heart" – 3:29
- "Travelin' Band" – 2:08
- "Proud Mary" – 3:05
- "Fortunate Son" [Live] – 2:58
Credits are adapted from Allmusic.[8]
Additional personnel[edit]
- Abbey Anna – Art Direction
- Jim Bessman – Liner Notes
- Danielle Brancazio – Art Direction, Package Design
- Dan Certa – Mixing
- Bob Fogerty – Clapping, Photography
- Julie Fogerty – Art Direction
- Brian Lima – Photography
- Bob Ludwig – Compilation Mastering, Mastering
- Norman Seeff – Photography
|Chart (2005)[9]
|U.S. Billboard 200
|U.S. Top Internet Albums (Billboard)
- ^ a b c d e Erlewine, Stephen Thomas. "The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty/Creedence Collection - John Fogerty". Allmusic. Retrieved July 27, 2013.
- ^ http://books.google.com/books?id=AhYEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA62&lpg=PA62&dq=fogerty+%2B+warner+%2B+dreamworks&source=bl&ots=01ypd98WKG&sig=TVC85594O1GyGe8xc0_m1xOepJ0&hl=en&sa=X&ei=eVlZU8TOAs7YyAHj0oHgCA&ved=0CEYQ6AEwBA#v=onepage&q=fogerty%20%2B%20warner%20%2B%20dreamworks&f=false
- ^ a b Sinclair, Tom (November 4, 2005). "'Road' Warrior". Entertainment Weekly (New York) (848). Retrieved July 27, 2013.
- ^ a b Christgau, Robert (December 2005). "Swamp Thing". Blender (New York). Retrieved July 27, 2013.
- ^ a b Lynskey, Dorian (December 8, 2005). "CD: John Fogerty, The Long Road Home". The Guardian (London). Film & Music section, p. 12. Retrieved July 27, 2013.
- ^ "The Long Road Home: Ultimate John Fogerty Creedence Collection CD". Rakuten.com. Retrieved July 27, 2013.
- ^ a b Christgau, Robert (December 27, 2005). "Consumer Guide: Who Needs Boxes 2005". The Village Voice (New York). Retrieved July 27, 2013.
- ^ "The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty/Creedence Collection - John Fogerty : Credits". Allmusic. Retrieved July 27, 2013.
- ^ "The Long Road Home: The Ultimate John Fogerty/Creedence Collection - John Fogerty : Awards". Allmusic. Retrieved July 27, 2013.
Further reading[edit]
- DeCurtis, Anthony (November 1, 2005). "John Fogerty Is Closer to Peace With a Label". The New York Times.
External links[edit]
- The Long Road Home at Discogs (list of releases)
- John Fogerty official site
- Fantasy official site


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X-IO Technologies announced it is expanding its Intelligent Storage Element (ISE) storage portfolio with the introduction of its ISE 800 Series All Flash Array. This addition to the ISE family brings the core attributes of the ISE architecture to the all-flash array including; zero-touch storage reliability, backed by a standard five-year warranty; 100% performance availability, even at 100% capacity utilization; and simplified, hypervisor-integrated management. Using its existing system-level provisioning and data tiering mechanisms, X-IO has achieved impressive cost-performance ratios for its all-flash storage, with the potential to contain costs by maintaining performance even when capacity utilization is high. Designed for workloads with growing volumes of data accessed concurrently, 24/7 data availability and low-latency such as online transaction processing (OLTP) and mission critical database applications, the ISE 800 series provides more throughput, connectivity and management simplicity needed in these environments. X-IO's new enterprise-class flash storage and third generation (G3) architecture intelligently adapts performance to business requirements to offer greater integration, resource management and efficiency for applications such as airline reservation systems, large order-entry and banking systems. The new ISE 800 series brings a number of unique features to the market that unlock the performance of an all flash array without the usual capacity, integration or cost compromises. The ISE 820 model is the no. 1 SPC-1 Result in price-performance with a configuration that offers total capacity of up to 6.4TB of enterprise-class MLC flash storage. Other models available include the ISE 850 with 25.6TB and the ISE 860 with 51.2TB. In addition, X-IO recently introduced the ISE 780 hybrid array which utilizes its Intelligent Adaptive Flash technology to deliver all flash array performance, yet with six times the storage capacity. Combined, the all flash ISE 800 series and hybrid ISE 780 reinforce X-IO's commitment to offer the best balance of performance, long-lasting reliability and ownership costs for customersâ storage requirements. When combined with X-IO's new Quality of Service feature it enables greater operational control to provide increased efficiency. Additionally, X-IO has provided enhanced O/S and hypervisor integration, specifically with support for VMware VASA, vSphere Web Client, vRealize Operations and OpenStack cinder driver. The new ISE storage arrays are available worldwide directly from X-IO or from its international network of channel and value-added resellers.
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