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- NicaraguaFoodFunding via León 2000 IMF
Martha JacintaNicaraguaRetailFunding via MiCredito
El Manguito...NicaraguaRetailFunding via ADIM (Asociación Alternativa Para el Desarrollo Integral de las Mujeres)
Banco Comunal En Dios Confiamos Group
Update on Banco Comunal En Dios Confiamos GroupThe En Dios Confiamos communal bank is made up of 10 members- 8 women and 2 men. They are responsible men and women with 25 children under their care. They are hardworking, responsible people. Unfortunately, due to a lack of resources, they were unable to go to school and they had to work from a very young age. That is why they fight day to day to offer a better future to their children.
The En Dios Confiamos communal bank coordinator is María Matilde. Thanks to her spirit and her eagerness to get ahead, she has an economic activity of selling tortillas from her house. She does this activity with a lot of pleasure because it is her and her family's way of life. She works at this activity for around 10 hours a day. The purpose of the loan is to invest in working capital buy buying raw materials such as corn, firewood, gas, plastic bags, a griddle and phosphorous so that in the near future she can make more income. The En Dios Confiamos communal bank is grateful to the Kiva investors for the help they offer low income people and poor countries such as Nicaragua so they can have dignified work.
El banco comunal en Dios confiamos está conformado por 10 integrantes, 8 mujeres y 2 dos, madres y padres responsables con 25 hijos bajo su responsabilidad. Ello son personas trabajaras, responsables, lamentablemente por falta de recursos económicos no pudieron cursar sus estudios, y se vieron obligados a trabajar desde muy temprana edad. Por eso luchan día a día para brindarles un futuro mejor a sus hijos.
La coordinadora del banco comunal En Dios confiamos es María Matilde, gracias a su espíritu y sus ganas de salir adelante tiene por actividad económica la elaboración venta de tortillas en su casa de habitación. Actividad que la desempeña con mucho gusto por que ha sido la forma de vida y su familia. Ellas dedican a su actividad unas 10 horas días. El objetivo del crédito es invertir en capital de trabajo en la compra de materia prima como maíz, Lena, gas, bolsas plásticas, comal. Fosforo. Para que en un futuro no muy lejano pueda obtener mejores ingresos. El banco comunal En Dios Confiamos agradece la ayuda que los inversionistas kiva les brindan a personas de escasos recursos y países pobre como es Nicaragua para tener un medio de trabajo digno.
Previous Loan DetailsThe En Dios Confiamos Communal Bank is made up of 12 members, all married adults with 30 dependent children among them. These members are natives of Malpaisillo, which is located in the northern part of the country. These people are known to be responsible in their loan payments and have demon... More from Banco Comunal En Dios Confiamos Group's previous loan »
Additional Information
Fundación Leon 2000This loan is administered by Fundación Leon 2000. Fundación Leon 2000 began operations in 1993 as the first microfinance institution to serve the western part of Nicaragua, a country which continues to be one of the poorest in the western hemisphere. Fundación Leon 2000 works to further the development of micro, small, and medium enterprises through credit services and management, applying the best credit industry practices and technical expertise. Additionally, Fundación Leon manages several business and financial education programs in the community, specifically for young entrepreneurs and at-risk youth. Fundación Leon 2000's group of experienced and dedicated employees works in 7 offices in Leon, Chinandega, Chichigalpa, Somotillo, Jinotepe, El Sauce, and Nagarote and serves several thousand clients (the majority of whom are women).
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 7 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Apr 3, 2013
- Listed
- May 2, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
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- Oct 17, 2013

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BOURBONNAIS, Ill. – Don't expect quarterback Jay Cutler to be on the field for more than a handful of plays Friday night when the Chicago Bears open their preseason schedule on the road against the Carolina Panthers.
Bears coach Marc Trestman's plan is to pull all of his starters out of the game sometime in the first quarter and then get an extended look at reserve players and those fighting for a spot on the final 53-man roster.
"Jay will play, but he'll play very, very limited (snaps)," Trestman said. "How limited? I don't know. It could be three plays, it could be one play, it could be eight plays. We'll just see how the flow of the game goes. If we go three and out, we'll decide if he goes back in for another three. He may not.
"The starters, including Jay, if they're going to play it will be minimally in this first game."
Wide receiver Earl Bennett (concussion) and linebacker D.J. Williams (calf) have already been ruled out for the Carolina game, while defensive end Julius Peppers (excused the last two days/hamstring) and offensive tackle Jonathan Scott also seem likely to miss the opening exhibition game.
Defensive tackle Henry Melton, safety Chris Conte and defensive end Corey Wootton all suffered minor injuries in practice on Wednesday and could be held out for precautionary reasons.
Don't rule out the possibility of the former Jacksonville Jaguars second-round draft choice Eben Britton eventually unseating J'Marcus Webb for the starting right tackle job. Britton, who started 30 games (23 at right tackle, seven at left guard) for the Jaguars from 2009-12, has come on strong after signing a one-year deal with the Bears on April 16.
While everything in the NFL is subject to change, Trestman said he envisions Britton as one of the active offensive linemen on game days in the regular season.
"I think Eben is in the mix of finding where our offensive line will be," Trestman said. "He's in the mix. He's had a very productive camp. He's versatile; he can play just about anywhere we put him, both on the left and right side. And at this point I can say he's definitely involved in being part of this roster -- on a week-to-week basis. The 46-(man active game day roster)."
Less than 24 hours after Trestman and Bears offensive coordinator/offensive line coach Aaron Kromer told reporters that Bears' defensive linemen are told not to jump in the air and bat down balls thrown by Cutler, the quarterback opened the 11-on-11 portion of practice with, you guessed it, a tipped pass at the line of scrimmage that linebacker James Anderson intercepted.
No. 2 quarterback Josh McCown continued to build on his strong camp when he zipped a ball in between two defenders in the end zone to tight end Fendi Onobun for a score.
The next scheduled practice at Olivet Nazarene is Sunday at 3:15 p.m. The Bears' final summer workout on the ONU campus is Tuesday, Aug. 13. The remainder of training camp will then be held at the newly refurbished Halas Hall.
Receiver Earl Bennett must now follow the NFL's concussion protocol to return to the field. There are four steps, including passing the concussion test, matching up with his baseline test, going through physical activities without symptoms, meeting with the doctors and being cleared by an independent neurologist. He was present on the practice field on Wednesday.


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In STEP with students: Shino Iwashita
Shino Iwashita is the voice behind the computer screen for the department of foreign languages and literatures, recording vocabulary lessons for the Web in Japanese as part of the Student Titan Employment Program (STEP).
Martin Prevost wins Student Playwriting Contest
Senior Martin Prevost won the 12th-annual Student Playwriting Contest. The contest is sponsored by the Playwrights Project, the Department of Theatre and the Theatre Arts Board. A public reading of Prevost's one-act play, "Deeper Meaning," will take place at 7:30 p.m., May 6 in the Experimental Theatre in the Fredric March Theatre Building, 926 Woodland Ave.
Meet the Prof: Lori Carrell
Dr. Lori Carrell's vision is "to educate, inspire, and equip others to maximize the transformative power of the spoken word." At UW Oshkosh, she has given shape to that vision in a myriad of ways. Students with a reputation for being reserved or silent always seem to "come out of their shell" in Dr. Carrell's classes. I believe this is because of Dr. Carrell's enthusiasm, ability to empathize with all students and role modeling of excellence in communication.
Seen on campus: Live 'R Die Dodgeball Classic
More than 12 teams of University of Wisconsin Oshkosh students dodged, ducked, dipped and dove for the dot April 15 in Kolf Sports Center to support National Organ Donor Awareness Month.


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Beautiful semi precious gemstone designer large collector cabochon of blue Chrysocolla, orange Cuprite, and black Tenorite, alao known as Sonora Sunset or Sonora Sunrise, from Mexico. This extra large collector cabochon is 78 mm long by 43.5 mm wide and 5.5 mm thick. It weighs about 40 grams.
The blue/green is Chrysocolla, the red is Cuprite, and the black is Iron. This gorgeous semi precious gemstone material is known as Sonora Sunset or Sonora Sunrise. The mostly solid red designer cabochons are sometimes called Crimson Cuprite.
This Chrysocolla Cuprite is from the Millpillas Mine in Sonora Mexico.
Metaphysical Properties: Chrysocolla is associated with serenity, tranquility, peace, patience, tolerance, acceptance, unconditional love, meditation, calmness, hope gentleness and sensitivity. Cuprite assists us in dealing with female relationships, mother, sister, daughter, wife or a female partner. Sonora Sunset is also said to be helpful in dealing with major problems: irrational anxieties, terror from past traumas, and fear of dying.
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FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany (BRAIN) — Occasional rain showers and cool temperatures didn't stop showgoers from getting on the trail for Eurobike's Demo Day on Tuesday. For the first time, Demo Day was held on show grounds, adjacent to the Messe where the Eurobike expo takes place in Friedrichshafen.
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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
Other ID: none
Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): Lawrence Poppe
Affiliate Investigator(s): Ralph Lewis - Connecticut State Geologist
Information Specialist(s): Lawrence Poppe, Nancy K. Soderberg
Data Type(s): Imagery: Photo, Imagery: Video, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Sampling: Geology, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler, Sonar: Sidescan, Sonar: Single Beam
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Ground truth the New Haven Harbor sidescan survey and collect near-shore reconnaissance sidescan sonar lines around the Sound to interpolate between previously collected samples.
Start Port/Location: Milford, CT
End Port/Location: Old Lyme, CT
Start Date: 1998-03-06
End Date: 1998-03-17
Equipment Used: 3.5 kHz, DGPS, Grab sampler - Van Veen , Edgetech Sidescan sonar, Osprey camera system, Q-MIPS sidescan sonar system, ODOM 200 kHz depth recorder
Information to be Derived:
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered:
Staff: Dann Blackwood, Eric Haase, David Nichols, Lawrence Poppe, Alex Robinson
Affiliate Staff:
Notes: Original Center People field contained: Chief Scientist - Larry Poppe, Photographer - Dann Blackwood, PST - Alex Robinson, PST - Eric Haase, Marine Seismic Specialist - Dave Nichols.
Long Island Sound, Connecticut, United States, North America, North Atlantic;
Buczkowski, B.J., and Kelsey, S.A., 2007, Archival policies and collections database for the Woods Hole Science Center's marine sediment samples: URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2006/1187/.
Poppe, L.J., and Polloni, Chris, eds., 1998, Long Island Sound environmental studies: URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1998/of98-502/.
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Cochem Travel Guide: 217 reviews and 459 photos
Cochem is no doubt one of the best known towns along the river Mosel. Not only because of its historical, medieval old town and lovely Mosel countryside but certainly also for its excellent wines and gastronomic cuisine.
There's enough to do in and around Cochem to keep you busy for a while: visiting the Reichsburg Cochem, a wine-tasting experience, sailing on the Mosel, a visit of the nearby towns Bernkastel-Kues, Traben-Trarbach, Burg Eltz, ... just to name a few. There's a brief description of all these places on my relevant VT pages.
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- Pros:Small and charming, with lots of wine cellars ;)
- Cons:Tourists !!!
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Dit was de plaats waarover we het gisteren hadden ;-)
Cochem is so charming - love to go again, visiting my family.
Brief but good. Hotel sounded terrific
I just returned from Cochem and the Moselle valley and it was FANTASTIC even with no grapes and covered in snow..... came back with no less than 8 bottles of wine! Very glad you enjoyed your time there 2....Cheers!
Great tips! I would love to visit those wine cellars there!
zo mooi hè met die wijn ranken tegen de heuvels.
what a great place for a vacation !
Cochem is the perfect place to be during October.
Outstanding ! Mmm Champagne at breakfast. Sounds OK to me.
That hotel and restaurant really sound wonderful! Glad you enjoyed your stay!
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Re: US Bank CC approval process?
Mizu wrote: From my experience with them, they took 6 days to decide. I didn't get instant approval, but I didn't have to recon either. They just took their sweet time to decide. I'm not sure if this is on par with what everyone else has experienced, but my father had the same thing and his credit doesn't have a scratch on it and has banked with them for over 30 years. I'd say they are just kinda slow in deciding but in the end, it'll pay off for you. They gave me my highest limit card ever. Good luck and keep us posted!
MIzu - did they pull a CR? Oh, wait. You're in MN and they pulled EQ, right? Yep. I remember now. Congrats again on the card! (I was born in the land of 10,000 lakes, so you think I'd remember, huh?)
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quote: Is the whole corporate world changing so that we never actually buy anything? we pay (through the nose in a lot of cases) for the use of it?
quote: But is MS supposed to worry itself with the problems in Iraq? Heck no.
quote: We shouldnt all go out and start killing people, but if there was a law that said that you were to jump off a cliff every 6 months or face life in prison... would you do it? Have you seen some of the stupid laws being passed lately?
quote: i don't agree with you about the 'even stupid laws must be obeyed' thing, rushfan... if that were true, america would still be a british colony paying taxes on tea.
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Domino's Australia and New Zealand Facebook pages introduced a new logo this week, featuring the company's name more prominently, dropping the word "pizza" and shrinking the domino to a "tile" design off to the side.
The Australia brand page noted: "We are excited to share our NEW logo with you! What do you think? It's going to be integrated across all our promotions and stores in coming months, but we wanted you to see it first!"
Fan reactions are mixed thus far, ranging from "boring" to "taking the less-is-more approach. I like it."
Australasia CEO Don Meij told Voxy that the new logo is "cleaner, stronger and more modern" than the traditional diamond design.
The logo was refreshed to match the company's evolution throughout the past several years, he added, and to reflect its new direction.
The logo is expected to be incorporated in new store developments in the market, as well as all advertising, marketing and digital platforms within the next few weeks.
Tim McIntyre, vice president of communications at Domino's headquarters in Ann Arbor, Mich., told Crain's Business Detroit that the new logo is being tested in the Australia, New Zealand market because they're less populated. No announcement is expected to be made soon in the U.S. system, he added.
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Tales of Graces f
- Released on Mar 13, 2012
- By Namco Bandai Games for PS3
Tales of Graces f review
The good:
Tales of Graces F:riendship Is Magic!
- Great storyline.
- Great character development.
- Great graphics.
- Great music.
- Great and improved gameplay, in and out of battles.
- Lots of surprises and easter eggs.
- Despite the great graphics, the game doesn't run at a full 1080p resolution.
- Sidequests are essential to get a better understanding of the characters. They are not needed, but it's not ideal for the casual gamer looking for a great storyline without having to play much.
Another GREAT Tales game! Namco-Bandai return to deliver us a great game with a different yet touching storyline and deep characters. After Vesperia's poor effort in delivering a beautiful storyline, Tales of Graces F has saved the Tales Of series with it's epic storyline. Although the theme of the game is simplistic, don't expect any less! The creators did a great job to ensure the topic in hand is something that affects us in many ways, so don't expect to be disappointed after playing it.
The story of the game is beautiful. If you have played some previous Tales games, specially the most popular ones (Symphonia and Abyss), then let me tell you Graces is at the same level of the aforementioned games: Maybe even more. The game is composed of arcs: The Childhood Arc, the Adulthood Arc, and an optional Future Arc. At first you may think, what's the point of having a childhood arc in a game and use the main characters as kids? Well, if you like games with deep storyline development, then trust me the childhood arc is very important. The game is strongly focused in childhood and friendship, which sounds very cheesy at first, but anyone can identify with the characters and how they felt at any given point. The childhood arc sets the main stone for the rest of the development of the storyline. The Adulthood Arc makes constant references to the two themes from the Childhood Arc, and adds a new theme, which is a feeling everyone has felt at some point in their lives: Nostalgia. One can't help it but sympathize with the characters regarding all these three themes. I won't talk about the Future Arc since it is optional, but let me tell you that if you have played and loved the previous two arcs, this one is unmissable. The game is also full of plot twists, and while you don't know your ultimate objective at the beginning of the game, everything and every event starts taking shape as the game progresses, and you don't need to know what the game is about early anyways, because you will be busy understanding the characters and the meaning of the events that may not be directly related to the characters' final objective. Even when you are nearing the end of the game, when everything makes sense, you feel connected to each character, and you just don't want the game to end. The storyline of the game is simply beautiful, and it does what only a few games can do: relate the player with the characters.
The character development is one of the best I have seen. Not as great as Abyss' character development, but very great nonetheless and very powerful on it's own. It really helps a lot that you get to experience the characters first hand when they are children, because you can identify with them easier, and understand the meaning of their actions later in the game. How each character is related to each other since childhood really gives the character development a huge boost (with the exception of two characters, more on that in a few sentences). The twist of events regarding the characters' friends and their feelings towards them create an essence that can't be compared to anything else, they make you think... "Yeah, been there, and it sucked". The characters make you think about your childhood and your friends, and how you reacted towards your friends when they did something you didn't like (and how you could have reacted, maybe for a better outcome). There are two main characters that are not related to the other four (they aren't childhood friends, and don't have much focus at all in the Childhood Arc), but luckily that didn't ruin their own character development in the least, because their personal stories are told as the game progresses, so while you don't get to obtain information in-game about them in the Childhood Arc, you see flashbacks of their pasts, and their feelings in certain situations are a dead giveaway of important traits of their personalities. One little thing I didn't like is that in order to learn a lot more about the characters, you have to do sidequests, which is not ideal for casual gamers looking for a great RPG with a wonderful storyline. Luckily, the important aspects of the characters are unveiled in the main storyline, but if you want to know them fully, you will have no other option but to do sidequests (the sidequests are actually great - more on that later). Character development in Tales of Graces F is one of the best and goes hand in hand with the main storyline of the game; completely wonderful and touching.
The graphics are wonderful and colorful. Admittedly, I have never seen so many colorful graphics in a videogame before. The moment you turn the game on, you are greeted with a huge screen full of colors that is pleasant to watch (yeah, the start screen is THAT good). The graphics in the world map are very nice too. The characters are very well designed, and each town and dungeon is full of details. Even the simplest objects, like beds in houses, are fully detailed. The graphics really give this game a beautiful touch; it goes very well with the game's themes of childhood, friendship, and nostalgia, not to mention it creates beautiful landscapes that are easy to appreciate by anyone. The only small gotcha I noticed is that the game doesn't run at a 1080p resolution, perhaps because it was ported from the Wii which can't handle bigger resolutions than 720p. But this isn't an issue, because at least personally, I didn't notice the resolution wasn't maxed out until I checked the resolution on my TV. All in all, if you are into eye candy and wonderful graphics, Tales of Graces F won't disappoint you in that aspect.
As a matter of tradition, the music in Tales of Graces F is wonderful as well. In the hands of Motoi Sakuraba, the music of the game has managed to improve the games' general feeling. The music has the same formula as previous Tales games (and even to other unrelated games, like Baten Kaitos), so you can hear and notice that all Tales games have a very same "aura" to them. Motoi Sakuraba has always done a great job making the music for videogames, and this one is no exception: the music is very fitting to any mood or event going on in the game. The music carries the mood from scene to scene, and it sets the general feeling for the rest of a given scene. In Battle, the music does it's job. It becomes energetic and doesn't lose the quality that makes it pleasurable to listen to. My only complaint is that the opening theme in English isn't very nice when compared to the Japanese opening. Although the English opening grows on you (because you really end up liking it), the Japenese openings will be better as they don't have to be modified before being released. The music in Tales games holds the magic of Motoi Sakuraba, and that is usually a sign the soundtrack is going to be great: If you dig music and are into soundtracks, this soundtrack is not going to disappoint you one bit.
English Opening
The English opening of the game, despite it being a bit boring and "soul-ish" at first, is actually very nice, even if the vocals don't go very well. The music is nice, but the animation is outstanding.
Japanese Opening
The Japanese opening of the game. Same song as the English one, except well, in Japanese, and the lyrical content has actually being changed. The theme of the English theme is about "love", whereas the Japanese one is about "Protecting". The song is more fitting since it doesn't sound like it was forced into the background music.
The gameplay is simply great and it has been greatly improved. First, when walking around towns and dungeons, things have been simplified. You use the control stick normally of course, but you no longer have an annoying ring that you need to use to burn things down or move on. This was a huge problem in Tales of Symphonia and Tales of the Abyss because just having the ring around didn't allow you to move freely, since you always worried about hidden treasures you weren't seeing and similar occasions. Now, in the World Map, you can explore freely without hitting every wall with the ring to see if it would open: the gameplay in the world map has been simplified too: Walk around, push X when prompted, and find treasures without any problems, occasionally pushing items on your way where you see evident cracks that tell you something is hiding there.
The gameplay in battle has been improved a lot too, and with the changes they did, it will be hard to play old Tales games now. If you played any previous Tales games, you must remember TP points. They no longer exist. All the Artes and attacks in general consume a new gauge called CC, and it's the first game to use this system. Let me explain how it works in a nutshell: Everything you do in battle, including attacking, using Artes, or free running, consumes CC. Okay, so it looks like it sucks so far, right? Hold your horses right there, be because your CC also increases very frequently when you guard, even you are standing still, when you do critical hits, and when you hit an enemy's weak point in a combo. So if you run out of CC, just wait a second or two until it is restored. The max amount of CC you can have at a given time is increased depending on your equipment and certain skills from titles (more on that on the next paragraph). There's also a minimum CC amount, and it tells you the amount of CC you will have when a battle starts. The max amount of CC is the biggest amount you can hold in battle. Artes have been improved too: there are now A-Artes and B-Artes. A-Artes have a "tree of execution", which dictates what Arte will he executed after another one, depending on where you hold the control stick while moving through the tree, and also, each Arte is in a different "branch" that consumes a different amount of CC. B-Artes are "Artes with a bit of Magic", Artes that have elemental attacks. B-Artes don't have a Tree, and you can use any B-Arte anytime (as long as you have the required CC). CC makes things better and once you get used to it it's hard to play previous Tales games that will use the old TP system.
The A-Artes Tree
First, apologies for using a Wii Screenshot - Couldn't find a PS3 screenshot, but they are essentially the same thing (everything's similar except the buttons that appear at the bottom). Anyways, This is the Arte tree, and basically it tells you that, when you first press X, the character will execute the A-Arte called "Smash", regardless of where you are directing the joystick to, and this attack consumes 1 CC. When you link your next attack, it will consume 2 CC, and depending on where you are holding the joystick to, the Arte executed will be either "AltFang", "Hidden Kick", "Seal Blast", or "Aqua Fade", and you will move through the tree that way as you execute attacks. Also, when you first start the game the tree will be mostly empty, and you will have to gain the rest of the Artes through Titles.
The game also counts with a very interesting Titles system. If you have played previous Tales games, then I you will be surprised to know how important they are now. Titles are essential because they allow you to unlock Artes and skills that aid you in battle. Each character can unlock over 100 titles and each title provides the character with 5 different goodies (Skills, Artes, little increase in max HP, etc), but you don't get all this goodies the moment you equip a title: You have to unlock the title's goodies by earning SP (skill points). Each goodie requires a different amount of SP and SP can be earned by doing battles and fulfilling requests at the different inns in the game. When you learn all the goodies from a given title, you can either keep using that title until you Master it, which will increase the goodies' impact in battle, or equip a different title to get even more goodies. You are not forced to use all the titles: you can equip and and remove them any time. Unlike previous Tales games, using titles is the only way to learn new Artes in the game, and mastering titles is the equivalent of leveling up in a way. Yes, Tales of Graces F grinding for titles is just as important as leveling up, because some skills (increase max HP) cannot be earned in any other way. There are also many different ways to earn titles, so the game hardly gets old when you want to get as many titles as possible. Titles really provide an important advantage in fights and you should aim to get them all.
There are many sidequests you can do. Like said before, sidequests help you earn SP for your titles, and some sidequests can get you new titles. You can also do the sidequests if you simply want to take a break from the storyline. Some sidequests also reward you with helpful items. You are not forced to do sidequests, but keep in mind doing them will not only give you an advantage, but also gives the game more replay value.
The game counts with an interesting skits system. If you are a Tales veteran you may remember skits as little chats between the characters inside little boxed with no audio. The skits now are full chats between characters, they are all voice acted, and you see "real size" characters talking instead of faces in boxes moving their lips. Skits are short and optional to watch, but watching them can reveal things like sidequests, or just random facts of the characters. It is important to mention that skits are not always "serious talks". Many times skits are more comic relief to the game and can be very fun to watch. The improved skits system has made skits easier to enjoy, thanks to the fact they are voice acted and the characters do more than just moving their lips.
Old Skit System
This is an old skit from Tales of Symphonia. You can see how the characters are inside green boxes. Skits weren't voice acted and they could be very dull at times. All Tales games had this format before, except they were voice acted in Tales of Vesperia.
Modern Skit System
The modern skit system doesn't "box" characters, are fully voice acted, and more dynamic. They are more entertaining to watch.
And a Little Bonus...
Many skits add a lot of comical relief and no better way to use Chibi characters to help with the situation!
Easter Eggs? I hope you like chocolate because this game is full of them! It is a tradition of Namco to put Easter Eggs in Tales games, but this one has a big amount of them. Some titles can give your characters costumes of characters from previous Tales games. For example, if you have played Tales of Vesperia, you can dress Asbel (the main character) as Yuri Lowel and Cheria (one of Asbel's best friend) as Rita Mordio. Costumes don't provide you with any advantage, but it can be fun to dress your characters up as your favorite characters from previous Tales games. There's also a new item called Magic Carta, which are literal cards with the figure of the main characters from previous Tales games. Magic Carta are collectible items, and they can be used to get items throughout the progress of the game and even new titles with costumes. I would love to tell you more about the different Easter Eggs, but I would be giving you a spoiler. Easter Eggs are really abundant in this game.
If you are looking for a great game with a great storyline, don't wait any longer and go get this game. If you are a casual gamer looking for a great storyline, get this game, but you won't get the most out of it unless you do some sidequests. Tales games are generally great, and Tales of Graces F won't let you down.
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Before setting out on a cross USA trip, my son wants to put new tires on his Cannondale T2000. He will be carrying all his own gear in the rear panniers and rear rack.
Looking at the Schwalbe website, there are several choices: Marathon Supreme, Marathon XR and Marathon Racer (the stock tires on this year's Cannondale T1, replacement for the T2000). Schwalbe indicates that the Racer is their fastest touring tire, XR is an expedition tire and Supreme has a better speed and protection profile.
Looking for advise on the best suited tires for this trip.
In addition, the 2006 T2000 came with tires sized at 700 x 35C while the 2008 T1 comes with 700 x 32C. Are we better off with the wider or narrower tire? I assume the bike and the wheel will accomodate either.


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Below are lower-division courses approved for fulfilling the geographic-breadth requirement. History majors may fulfill a geographical area of concentration by taking additional upper division courses in any one of these geographical areas.
Asia and Eurasia
HIST 105g The Korean Past (4)
HIST 106g Chinese Lives: An Introduction to Chinese History (4)
HIST 107g Japanese History (4)
HIST 180 The Middle East (4)
HIST 266g Business and East Asian Culture, 1800-Present (4)
HIST 275g The Worlds of the Silk Road (4)
HIST 101g The Ancient World (4)
HIST 102gm Medieval People: Early Europe and Its Neighbors, 400-1500 (4)
HIST 103g The Emergence of Modern Europe (4)
HIST 104g Europe and Its Influence since 1750: From the Rise of Democracy to the Age of Extremes (4)
HIST 255g The Evolution Debates (4)
HIST 270 Queens, Witches, Courtesans: Women & Power in Renaissance Europe (4)
HIST 275g The Worlds of the Silk Road (4)
*NOTE: HIST 275 can satisfy either ASIA AND EURASIA or EUROPE.
The Americas
HIST 100gm The American Experience (4)
HIST 215g Business and Labor in America (4)
HIST 220 Murder on Trial in America (4)
HIST 225g Film, Power, and American History (4)
HIST 235g War and the American Experience (4)
HIST 240g The History of California (4)
HIST 245gm Gender and Sexualities in American History (4)
HIST 265g Understanding Race and Sex Historically (4)
HIST 271g Early Native American Stories (4)
HIST 273g Colonial Latin America (4)
The geographic-distribution requirement fulfilled by HIST 195 Selected Themes and Topics in History (4) will vary by instructor and syllabus.
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Mark has 30 years of experience as an investment advisor. He is responsible for the New England division of Boston Asset Management and specializes in portfolio management for high net worth individuals and institutions. Previously, Mark served as Vice President and Portfolio Manager for U.S. Trust Bank of America, where he was responsible for the investment of $400 million in institutional and individual assets. Mark is a 1981 graduate of Colby College in Waterville, Maine.
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Skip brings over thirty-six years of experience in the financial services industry to his position as Senior Vice President. Skip's experience includes tenures with GE Capital, Citizens Bank, Fleet Bank, Bank of America U.S. Trust and Merrimack County Savings Bank. Skip was most recently a Senior Vice President and Senior Wealth Advisor for People's United Bank Wealth Management.
Skip is very involved with the local community, having sat on several boards in the past and currently serving on the Board of Directors at Havenwood Heritage Heights as well as Concord Hospital Trust. Additionally, Skip is extremely passionate about the performing arts and serves as the Music Director of The Capital Jazz Orchestra in residence at The Capitol Center for the Arts. Skip is a New Hampshire native and has been a resident of Bow, New Hampshire, for the past fifteen years where he resides with his wife of twenty-eight years, Marie, and their sons CJ and Nicholas.
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Anthony contributes with the professional athlete and private client divisions of Boston Asset Management by assisting with research, due diligence, concierge services and active participation in the athletes' foundations. Before joining BAM, Anthony developed the first budget for a large holding company and its 15 subsidiaries and oversaw the transition of trust accounting and CRM software for the largest special needs trust administrator in the nation. Anthony graduated from John Carroll University with a Masters of Business Administration and Bachelors of Science in Computer Information Systems. He is also involved in the community contributing his efforts with the East West Shrine Game Committee and St. Petersburg Catholic Baron Touchdown Club. Anthony lives in St. Petersburg with his wife, Caitlin.
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Sharpshooter, there, just like your Dad.
Booth: No one's getting killed.
Brennan: That's what you always say before the shooting starts.
There's still a few places on me that haven't been shot or broken, and I'd like to keep it that way for as long as I can.
Booth: Yeah. Can't eat pie fast or you'll cramp. That is a science.
Brennan: Someday, I would love to live in a world governed by your rules of physics.
Booth: Come on, Bones. Really?
Bones: It's too hard right now, Booth. I love you.
I don't know. Is it me, or does he just look guilty and scared?
Brennan: I want you to know that I remember every single time we've made love.
Booth: Wow. Right. Yeah, that came out of nowhere. I guess I'm flattered.
Brennan: How does it look?
Booth: Like I made the right choice.
Brennan: It is quite exquisite
Booth: I was talking about you. I made the right choice. I'm just so lucky to have you as my wife.
Booth: Everything okay in there, Bones? You need any help?
Brennan: I'm peeing on a stick. I'm pretty sure I can do that by myself.
I haven't held cards in my hands in a long, long time. Because what we have here, this life, it's better than any hand that I could ever be dealt.
You wait here. I'm going to the tiki hut.
Brennan: I believe the term is "one in the hole!"
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Birth and death on the Somerset levels
This Wednesday 8th February (2012) I found myself walking around the Somerset levels. The levels are a beautiful part of the South West of England. It's home to the Glastonbury festival, an awe inspiring gorge over in Cheddar, cave's that … Continue reading
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If you ever find yourself around the North Devon and Cornwall coast you will find alexanders have populated everywhere. Like many plants they have done a much better job of colonisation than their Roman introducers; in some areas they are even considered an invasive … Continue reading
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Independent Bristol
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I created a series of "Prequel Duel" images, showing some of my favorite duels from the films -- This one is for "Revenge of the Sith," and was featured on the StarWars.com website.
Awesome!!!! I Darth Sidious, looks awesome here!!!!
I still like to think that if Yoda just made it to hold onto that platform just a little longer, he would have beaten the hell out of Darth Sidious. Too bad he fell down earlier than the Dark Lord. Great piece by the way!
Darth Sidious is awesome. So is this picture.
the prequel series did give us some awesome lightsabre action, credit where it's due.
Cool pic!
Yoda layed the smack-down on that Sith piece of...
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hey lovin this yoda and the style its done in
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You nailed Sidious's expression perfectly. And I like how the Yoda looks like he's from the Clone Wars cartoons.


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