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Re: any hint on skills for a new comer!!
it really depends on how you want to play the game. sneak n small guns were important to me.
Re: any hint on skills for a new comer!!
Don't overlook the value of your Lockpick skill. I like to get it up to 50 as soon as possible and the quicker you max it out the better. There are a lot of goodies (weapons, bobbleheads, ammo, ECT) just lying around if you have the right skill level. That is not to say that you should ignore everything else.
There are a few that I, personally, don't bother with (like energy weapons and big weapons) in the beginning of a game as they will not be relevent for a while. When starting out small guns can be important as most of the guns you will use for the first few hours of gameplay will likely be nothing but guns of this type. Repair is another skill that is rather important early on and throughout the game. Most of the weapons that you find early on will be in poor condition and will deteriorate rapidly.
Other than that it is usually a matter of preference. Skills like sneak, speech, melee and unarmed really come down the way you intend to play.
One last hint I will give you in the form of a spoiler. Read at your own risk:
Do not use any skill books you find. What until you reach level 4 and choose the Comprehension perk. This will allow you to gain two skill points per book as opposed to the norm which is just one. In the long run, you and your skills will benifit greatly from this. There are 13 types of skill book (324 skill books in all) in this game. If you can find them your stats will be maxed in no time.
Re: any hint on skills for a new comer!!
My current playthrough has a guy with high lockpick, science, repair, and small guns skills and I haven't faced any trouble. I also made my guy super tough since I don't put a whole lot into my sneak skill so I'm seen a lot and get into lots of fights.
But basically plan ahead for what you want to see your character able to do.
Re: any hint on skills for a new comer!!
Some thoughts on various character types:
General Explorer: Small Guns, Lockpick, Science, Repair. Medicine, Speech, and Sneak optional.
Diplomat: High CHA score, Speech, Barter, Small Guns, Sneak. Medicine and Science can sometimes unlock speech options as well.
Sneak Fighter: Sneak, Small Guns, Repair. Lockpick, Science and Medicine still useful even if you just mostly shoot stuff instead of exploring. Plan to get the Silent Running perk at level 10 or 12, whenever it's available. Watch your skill scores so you meet the minimum when it does become available.
Big Gunner: High STR and END, Big Guns, and get the Rock-It Launcher schematics from Moira ASAP to build a gun. Medicine useful (better Stimpak healing).
Unarmed/Melee Fighter: High STR, high Melee/Unarmed, Sneak, Medicine. Sneak might not help much in open spaces, but very nice in buildings where ranges are short. Travelling at night can help you sneak better, especially with very quiet armor like leather or recon.
Doctor (only for the daring): Science, Medicine. Could play him as a sneak fighter, but you'd be surprised how many speech options a high Science or Medicine score will grant you in the game. Speech could be useful, otherwise just use Small Guns, Lockpick, and Repair.
Keep in mind, if you're going to play a sneak fighter, remember to turn OFF your Pip-Boy light! Also, equipping heavy weapons and armor will allow you to be heard more easily. Travelling at night can be annoying, but it does allow you to much more easily avoid encounters if you must hoof it somewhere.
Re: any hint on skills for a new comer!!
Like everybody said small guns is almost a must. Repair is good becuase it will save you lots of money. At first, I would choose either science or lockpick to go heavily into to. Going heavy in both is unneccassary becuase alot of chests can be opened by hacking a computer or lockpicking. Sneak just depends on your gameplay preference. I wasn't a big fan of sneaking and only found it helpful in a couple of missions. So unless you have an affinity for rogues, I wouldn't go to high in sneak. I would pick at least one other weapon type to throw a few skill points in every level. Speech was one of my favorite skills becuase it opens up at lot of unique conversation options, but is not neccessary. My first playthrough I didn't use the medicine skill and just found a bed everytime I needed healed and this wasn't a problem. My second playthrough I did raise my medicine skill and bought many stimpacks which was really nice, because I wasn't always hunting down a bed. Again this a preference. The bed I slept in the most was at the Springvale School. It always seemed like the most convient.
Re: any hint on skills for a new comer!!
Yes, it's true that many of the skills in the game are rendered moot if you're just looking to complete it as quickly as possible or if you're playing only as a straight-up combat game. The only really necessary skill is some gun skill, most likely small guns since those are the most plentiful and easiest to use in the game, though melee is a cheap way to play (if you can avoid taking untoward damage from ranged weapons). Big guns and energy weapons tend to be hard to use early on, but much later in the game become some of the best weapons in the game.
Everything else depends on just how much exploring you do, or how interested you are in exploring all the facets of the game. A really high medicine skill (minimum 70) will grant you a small something in Arefu, for example. Robotics Expert is not something players would think is a great perk (though the extra damage to robots IS nice to have), but it's very entertaining if you try to use it in, say, Underworld...
Finally, you might try seeing what is the replay value of the game if you try a different character type, or play good when you were previously evil, or vice versa. If you play with the game systems, you'd be surprised how much there is to find. Enjoy!

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- Nanjing Road Shopping District (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- People's Square (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- Shanghai Museum (0.6 mi / 1 km)
- The Bund (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Pudong Riverside Promenade and Park (1.2 mi / 2 km)
The Seventh Heaven Hotel, Shanghai
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $67
- Superior Room
- Promotional Room
- Standard Room
- Superior - Special Sale
- Deluxe Room
- Family Suite
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 59 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 18 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is Noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
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In the hotel
- Continental breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Nightclub
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Year Built 1984
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Slippers
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- In-room massage available
- Private bathroom
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Rainfall showerhead
- Bidet
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Access via exterior corridors
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Optional extras
Parking is available nearby and costs CNY 10 per hour
Rollaway beds are available for CNY 150 per night
Continental breakfast is offered for an extra charge of CNY 40 per person (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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The Goodwood Festival of Speed is Mecca for motoring enthusiasts.
Now in its 21st year, this four-day, all-encompassing celebration of two and four wheels from every corner of the automotive world is the fastest growing motor show on earth. And it's not hard to see why.
Where else can fans see Nascars, Formula One cars, Le Mans winners, rally legends, production supercars and futuristic concept cars on the same stretch of tarmac on the same day?
Where else can you see ''Wee'' Jackie Stewart in Fangio's 1954 championship winning Mercedes-Benz W196 sharing tarmac with Jenson Button in the 2008 championship winning McLaren and an insane 650kW Peugeot that won the Pikes Peak hill climb in America just two weeks earlier? Or a 6000hp dragster followed by Jacky Ickx in the Porsche 936 he drove to win the 1977 Le Mans 24hr race?
Where else can you see Nascar great and one-time Marcus Ambrose teammate Michael Waltrip swapping anecdotes with F1 legend Sir Stirling Moss? Or two-wheeled madman Randy Mamola sharing a laugh with Bob Riggle, whose rear-engined Plymouth Barracuda ''Hemi under Glass'' does bigger and better wheelies than Randy could on Valentino Rossi's 2011 Ducati MotoGP bike. Or Hollywood legend Peter Fonda riding Captain America, the Harley Davidson he made famous in Easy Rider?
The Goodwood Festival of Speed was first held in 1993, the brainchild of English Aristocrat Charles Gordon-Lennox, the Earl of March and next Duke of Richmond. Lord March, as he is known, is a keen car collector and motorsport enthusiast. So, when he took over administration of family lands south-west of London in the 1990s, he wanted to bring racing back to the once-famous Goodwood circuit.
Getting the necessary permits proved harder than expected, so he decided instead to host his Festival of Speed on the 1.9km driveway that meanders through the family estate. 25,000 spectators came to the first Festival despite a date clash with the Le Mans 24hr race, and since then the crowd has grown to the 185,000 that passed through in 2012. Organisers expected this year's event held last weekend to top that, especially given the weather played ball with a rare run of 30-deg summer days.
Part of Goodwood's success is the sheer variety of cars and bikes, and their human pilots, that come to Lord March's place every year. Nowhere else in the world can fans still hear the distinctive wail of a 1965 Honda F1 car's 1.5-litre V12, or the primal roar of an Auto Union Type C's 6.0-litre, supercharged V16. Equally, Goodwood this year saw triple world champ Nelson Piquet reunited with his 1984 championship winning Brabham F1 car.
Lord March is also very careful to ensure his event doesn't clash with any major motorsport event. That's why there are 17 Formula One race winners at this year's event, and nine current F1 drivers, headlined by popular Brits Button and Lewis Hamilton. Unlike the strict segregation of an F1 race, there's no accreditation or cordons keeping fans from their heroes. At Goodwood, you're just as likely to see a famous face or two among the crowd salivating over incredible cars from bygone eras.
But it's not all motorsport cars; far from it. Production cars are an increasingly important and growing participant in the Festival, and car companies are now using Goodwood as a platform to debut exciting new models. Car companies like Audi, Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Bentley and others build huge, multi-storey temporary structures to house and show off their latest and greatest road cars. These massive edifices cost more than most houses, and have to be pulled down and removed within two weeks of the show's end. But the exposure is worth the expense outlay for car companies, especially because the British Motor show folded after 2008.
Every year, the Festival celebrates the milestone of a particular marque or model. This year there were many anniversaries - McLaren and Lamborghini's 50th - but the biggest celebration was reserved for the golden jubilee of the Porsche 911. On the lawn in front of Lord March's mansion soars a 34m high sculpture topped by three Porsche 911s from various eras. They're real cars, each weighing between one and 1.5 tonnes. But they're not the only 911s there this year. In fact there are more than a dozen examples of the world's most famous rear-engined coupe, including competition cars like the 1984 Paris Dakar winning 911SC and the Martini-liveried 1978 911 SC that competed in the Africa safari.
Static displays of classic cars is a major component of Goodwood's allure, and here too, the lack of rope barriers is refreshing, and a little alarming. There's nothing stopping a clumsy fan from accidentally scratching a $2m Rolls-Royce, or a $5m Merc C111 rotary concept or even a $40m Bugatti Type 57C, one of just six in the world. And yet the respect fans show to these cars is clearly evident in the way they tread warily around such rare exotica.
At its heart, though, Goodwood is still just a hillclimb event in which drivers compete to see who can demolish Lord March's 1.9km driveway the fastest. This year's battle is a two-way arm wrestle between a 1987 Jaguar XJR9 endurance racer and the Peugeot 208 T16 which nine-time WRC champ Sebastien Loeb recently used to destroy the Pikes Peak hillclimb. Their times are in the 45-second bracket, insanely fast for a narrow driveway with no run-off or sand traps. But it's well short of the all-time record of 41.6 sec set by Nick Heidfeld in a McLaren F1 car in 1999 - at an average speed over 160kmh.
These days, though, cars tackle the hill climb with one of two distinct goals. They either want to be the fastest, or the most creative, and it's not unusual to see F1 cars, rally cars, even Le Mans cars break out a few tyre-smoking donuts along the way.
But that's the Goodwood Festival of Speed, an unashamed celebration of car culture. And quite possibly the greatest motorshow on earth.
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Although cloud computing momentum continues to build and scarcely a day goes by without a new cloud announcement or study, there's been little real enterprise adoption and almost no meaningful case studies. In part, that's because early cloud providers and vendors were focused on developers and technology start-ups when they designed their offerings, and larger, more established organizations were rarely on their radar screen. While start-ups can easily embrace new technologies and architectures, enterprises have far more constraints and have been largely limited to "tire kicking" the cloud with small applications that aren't particularly meaningful for the business.
Cloud computing is now entering a new stage as CIOs and IT managers recognize that cloud computing is going to become an integral part of the enterprise computing environment. For it to be strategic as opposed to experimental, they need to know that the cloud can integrate with their existing data center infrastructure and incorporate the legacy applications that reside there. That's where the major pain points, complexity, and costs have always been, and where the cloud can potentially offer its greatest returns. In our discussions with CIOs, we hear this theme over and over.
Legacy apps cover the entire installed base of applications running on a company's internal infrastructure. They include everything from highly-used apps that are optimized for particular hardware to older versions of apps that must be maintained for specific customers as well as test and development environments, and apps used for internal purposes such as training. The true enterprise payoff for cloud computing will come from the ability to offload a wide range of legacy apps that don't need to run in the data center to a cloud environment where they can be managed more cost-effectively. Not all legacy apps will make sense to move to the cloud initially (or perhaps ever), so the trick will be to select the right ones.
As Bernard Golden points out, the conundrum is that while putting legacy apps into the cloud can provide huge value for the enterprise, it's also where the biggest hurdles lie. While a new application designed specifically for a cloud can usually be rolled out fairly easily, legacy apps come with a whole new set of challenges. Many of today's cloud offerings were built for serving up web apps and Amazon-type storefronts, and have attributes that were not originally designed with the enterprise in mind (non-standard storage, isolated networking, and multi-tenancy are some examples). The result is lots of manual re-configuring, complex engineering, and trial and error before the enterprise application is able to run in the cloud. And once the app is in the cloud, it's completely separate from the existing management tools and policies, and potentially locked-in to the cloud for which it has been re-architected. This lack of fast, incredibly simple ways to migrate legacy apps to the cloud and back without modification is one of the major factors holding back enterprise cloud adoption today.
CloudSwitch is focused on eliminating the barriers to moving legacy apps to the cloud. We believe applications should be able to run in the cloud "as is", without worrying about the technical hurdles that today makes cloud deployments complex, time-consuming and expensive. We're excited to be part of the "next frontier" in cloud adoption, working closely with enterprise customers and cloud providers.
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Benalla's Joda Plex was named Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE's student of the year at her graduation this month.TONI BRIENT April 25, 2014 3:34am
Benalla's Joda Plex (centre) with Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE chair Michael Tehan (left) and chief executive Paul Culpan (right)
Joda Plex still remembers visiting her great-grandmother in an aged care home as a child.
''From a very early age, I thought that one day it would be nice to make a difference and help people like that,'' Ms Plex said.
It might have taken a few decades, but the Benalla woman has achieved her dream.
After studying a Diploma of Nursing at Goulburn Ovens Institute of TAFE, Ms Plex is now a personal care worker at Cooinda Village aged care facility.
At the graduation ceremony in Wangaratta on April 10, she was named student of the year for health services.
Ms Plex was also named the institute's student of the year across all four campuses.
She will this year go on to compete for a state-wide TAFE student of the year award.
Nursing teacher Glenda Janas said Ms Plex was a model student, and she hoped her story would encourage others to further their education.
On top of her studies, Ms Plex is a single mother to Willow, 12, and Terry, 10.
When she commenced studying two years ago, she was also juggling four jobs.
''She decided to perhaps better herself, so she's a fantastic example of what our TAFEs are really all about,'' Mrs Janas said.
''She is representative of people we want to see coming to TAFE.
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''She'll go along way and she will be a great nurse.''
Ms Plex praised the institute's teachers — especially Mrs Janas, who she called ''inspirational'' — but said the biggest support during her studies was her family.
She rewarded Willow and Terry with a trip to Indonesia after completing her course in December.
''They've have been brilliant the whole time,'' Ms Plex said.
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Do not believe the lie of hell. Believe Jesus. Just believe it, and go in peace. Make it a forever trade - your shame for His mercy. You are not the dust beneath His feet, but the lost-and-found lamb in His arms. Remember with a solemn heart the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Take your sins and your guilt and shame and leave them there in the bloodstained dirt. Then remember with gratitude that He has done this for you! What a high price He has paid for you! Who would do all that He has done for someone who meant nothing?
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Keywords: woman with hemhorrage, shame, mercy, forgiveness, healing, Jennifer Hartline
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Catholic Online) - I love the story from Mark's gospel (5:25-34) of the woman who'd endured years of suffering from bleeding. She was a social pariah and no one even dared get near her for fear of becoming unclean themselves. Though she was shunned and outcast, she was brave enough to push her way through the crowd hoping to touch Jesus' cloak. She is mentioned as well by the evangelist Matthew. (Mt. 9:18-26)
In her shame perhaps she didn't dare hope to see His face, to meet His gaze, or touch His hand - that was too much to expect. Still, she believed that just the touch of His cloak as he passed by would be enough to save her. And immediately she received the healing she sought. But the best part is what Jesus does next.
Yes, He healed her body and stopped her bleeding, but now He was determined to restore her. He would not allow her to slink away unnoticed, and continue in her shame. When she had summoned the courage to admit it was she who touched Him, He did what probably no one had done in years - He looked at her and spoke to her. "Daughter, your faith has healed you. Go in peace and be freed from your suffering."
He acknowledged her as a person, a woman, and a daughter of God. ".be freed from your suffering." Her bleeding had already stopped, so it wasn't her physical suffering He was speaking of. He knew so well that though she was physically cured, if she did not receive the healing in her spirit, she would never be whole.
He was telling her to be free from her shame and embarrassment and feelings of worthlessness and to no longer hide in the shadows. He was telling her to hold her head up again, and remember that her faith had brought her healing, and Jesus Himself had restored her dignity and worth. He looked into her eyes and affirmed her in love. Now she could truly "go in peace."
I am, at times, rather like this woman in one important way. My heart is often burdened with shame, and it can be very difficult to "go in peace." Sometimes I get so discouraged with myself and my lousy sinful behavior that I'd like to slink away and hide somewhere. After going around the same mulberry bush with the same sin for the ten-billionth time, I'd rather beat myself up with a stick than believe that Jesus forgives me and wants me to be free from shame.
Healthy shame has its rightful place and purpose, certainly. In fact, I'd say that our world could stand a whole lot more of it sometimes! But twisting our shame into something destructive is a favorite device of the enemy.
Shame can and should bring me to my knees at the Cross. It is right that I should be ashamed of my sin and feel heartbroken at the pain I have caused His Sacred Heart. But my shame should never go any further than the foot of the Cross, for His heart is full of only one thing for me: love. Endless, merciful love.
I am right to go to Jesus in sorrow and ask for forgiveness, but if I rise from the foot of His cross and carry the shame away with me again, I have not received His mercy at all. In fact I have insulted the love He gives me. Am I the one person in all of history for whom His sacrifice wasn't enough? Is His blood not sufficient to cover my offenses? How arrogant! This is the trick of Satan regarding our shame.
Jesus looks at me and says, "I have forgiven you. Go in peace." But the liar whispers, "You should be ashamed of yourself. You can't really be forgiven for that. He might love you a little, but He still remembers what you did. You don't deserve peace." That proprietor of the pit snickers with glee each time a child of God walks away with a heart still burdened with shame, refusing to be freed. In believing the lie and clinging to shame, I declare Jesus a fraud and the cross a hoax.
A beloved priest once told me something I'll always remember. After a wonderful yet intense time of confession and talking with him, he said, "From now on, this past sin is no longer your tormentor, but your teacher. You have been forgiven and God remembers it no more. You will remember, of course, but now it is to be your teacher, to help you grow in love and mercy for others."
Is it hard to believe in the miraculous forgiveness Jesus offers us? It isn't about you - how good or bad you are. It's only about Him, and how perfect He is, and the lengths to which He has gone to prove how much He loves you. We are all undeserving, but we are not cast out to live as wretched, unwanted, nameless, faceless things.
Do not believe the lie of hell. Believe Jesus. Just believe it, and go in peace. Make it a forever trade - your shame for His mercy. You are not the dust beneath His feet, but the lost-and-found lamb in His arms.
Remember with a solemn heart the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. Take your sins and your guilt and shame and leave them there in the bloodstained dirt. Then remember with gratitude that He has done this for you! What a high price He has paid for you! Who pays such a high price for something of no value or worth? Who would die for something insignificant? Who would do all that He has done for someone who meant nothing?
The wonderful truth is He has hung a price tag around your neck that says you are worth more than every ounce of gold this world has ever seen. You are in fact, priceless, because He is priceless and He sees Himself in you.
This is the only way we can ever love each other as well. We must see the price Jesus has paid for our brothers and sisters and even our enemies, and disregard the price tag placed on them by the world. Radical, huh? We are His own. and we are beloved. We are cleansed by His blood, restored to dignity by His grace, and He bids us go in peace.
Jennifer Hartline is a grateful Catholic, a proud Army wife and homeschooling mother of four children. She is a contributing writer for Catholic Online. Visit her online at Wake Up, Deborah!
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The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is the best known New Zealand day hike set in the middle of the central North Island volcanic plateau.
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NOTE Check with Doc at time of writing (March 2013) until further notice due to a Volcanic eruption the Crossing is open to the Blue Lake saddle (between Blue Lake and North Crater). From this point down to Ketetahi Road remains closed. Volcanic eruption hazard remains in the Te Maari Volcanic Hazard Zone on the northern side of Mount Tongariro. You will have to plan for this as this has put huge strain on car parking Mangatepopo Road and an alternative car park are open to private vehicles until the parking area is full (early morning), then shuttle services are required.
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Sam Bruylant
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Heavy, but there were a lot of fantastic views! It was worth it.
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In the end is the only part with shadow, so start early in the morning and bring a lot of water.
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Ranking: 9/10
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Ranking: 10/10
Amazing track. The views are breathtaking. Something you have to do.
Jakub Stastny
Ranking: 10/10
Best track in the North Island.
isabel Zander
Ranking: 10/10
Stunning views over the blue lakes on top of the mountain! Absolutely worth the climbing and not so exhausting (just 6 hours without Mt Doom).


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