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The Malaysian ringgit slid to its lowest in more than three years, while the Thai baht touched a one-year low.
Singapore: Asian emerging market currencies extended losses on Tuesday, with the rupiah hitting a fresh four year low and the Indian rupee tumbling to a record low, as the prospect of a start to a withdrawal of stimulus by the US Federal Reserve kept drawing capital out of the region.
The Malaysian ringgit slid to its lowest in more than three years, while the Thai baht touched a one-year low.
Indonesia's rupiah and India's rupee, however, continued to be the most vulnerable due to widening in their current account deficits and other economic concerns.
On Monday, the 10-year US Treasury yield rose to as high as 2.90 percent, its highest since July 2011.
The rupiah's pain was exacerbated by a 5 percent slide for local stocks after they logged a 5.6 percent tumble on Monday and traders said key support levels for currency could be broken soon.
One-month non-deliverable forwards against the dollar slid to 11,090, their weakest level since April 2009.
Spot rupiah indicative prices were nominally at 10,490 to the dollar, but traders said actual dollar/rupiah bids were higher and the range of quotes was very wide, underscoring general reluctance on the part of banks to sell dollars.
Although local importers kept seeking dollars for payments, state-run banks, which operate on behalf of the central bank, were the only dollar sellers.
Chart support in the area around 10,650-10,700, the rupiah's highs in November 2008 and January 2009, looked vulnerable.
"It is very difficult to get dollars with only state banks providing," said a Jakarta-based trader. "If the current conditions continue, it is very probable for 10,700 to be broken."
Most Indonesian government bond yields rose with the 10-year yield at 8.384 percent, its highest level since March 2011.
The one-month offshore/onshore forward spread widened to 443 basis points, the widest since June 20.
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The ringgit fell 0.4 percent to 3.3005 to the dollar, its weakest level since June 2010, as local stocks lost nearly 2 percent and as 3-year and 5-year bond yields rose.
The ringgit might manage to to hold above 3.3000 in the short-term as the central bank was spotted intervening to support the currency, traders said, though in general they expect further weakening.
"The best thing is not to short the dollar as outflows from this region are continuing," said a senior Malaysian bank trader in Kuala Lumpur.
The ringgit is seen weakening to 3.3345, the 50 percent Fibonacci retracement of its appreciation between 2009 and 2011.
The baht lost as much as 0.9 percent to 31.65 per dollar, its weakest since August 3, 2012, under additional pressure as the economy shrank unexpectedly in the second quarter, slipping into a mild recession.
Foreigners sold local stocks seeking dollars, while real money and macro funds also offloaded the currency.
While the baht may find some support from exporters' bids for settlements, demand is expected to weak, traders said.
"The baht is on a weakening path since yesterday's second-quarter GDP was below expectations," said a Thai bank trader in Bangkok, adding that it could fall to 32.00.
The South Korean won fell with much of the selling done by offshore funds. But its downside was limited as foreigners continued to buy local stocks and exporters bought the won for for settlements, traders said.


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Yuma myotis
|Yuma myotis
|Scientific classification
|M. yumanensis
|Binomial name
|Myotis yumanensis
H. Allen, 1864
The Yuma myotis (Myotis yumanensis) is a species of vesper bat native to western North America.
The Yuma myotis is a relatively small myotis, measuring 3.9 to 4.8 cm (1.5 to 1.9 in) in head-body length, with an average wingspan of 24 cm (9.4 in) and a weight of about 6 g (0.21 oz). Individuals vary in color across their range, and can be anything from dark brown to pale tan, or even greyish. The fur is short and dull, and significantly paler, sometimes even whitish, on the underside of the animal. The tail is 2.7 to 4.0 cm (1.1 to 1.6 in) in length, with only the tip extending beyond the edge of the uropatagium. The calcar is long, extending about 60% of the distance from the ankle to the tail, and, unlike that of many other North American species of Myotis, lacks a keel. The feet are large and broad, and the ears moderately long, with a slim, straight tragus. The head has a short, broad snout, and a rounded cranium.[2]
It is similar to Myotis occultus,[3] but most closely resembles the little brown bat, from which it can only be distinguished through the examination of a number of different features considered together.[4]
Distribution and habitat[edit]
First described from specimens captured near Fort Yuma, the Yuma myotis is found throughout much of western North America.[1] It is found in a variety of western lowland habitats, from arid thorn scrub to coniferous forest, but always close to standing water such as lakes and ponds.[5]
Six subspecies are recognized:[2]
- M. y. iambi - limited to central Baja California Sur
- M. y. lutosus - Sinaloa to the State of Mexico
- M. y. oxalis - limited to central California
- M. y. saturatus - British Columbia, western Washington and Oregon, and most of California
- M. y. sociabilis - eastern Washington and Oregon, Idaho, western Montana, and north-eastern California
- M. y. yumanensis - south-eastern California, southern Nevada, Utah and Colorado, and across to western Texas and north-western Mexico
Biology and behavior[edit]
Yuma myotis are nocturnal, and forage for insects above the surface of slow moving water or in vegetation close to the water's edge. They are maneuverable fliers, with a wing aspect ratio of about 6.45, and can fly at up to 9 mph (14 km/h).[6] They feed on beetles and soft-bodied insects, but are opportunistic hunters with no preference for particular prey. Instead, they feed on whatever is most common in their areas; for example, they feed primarily on moths in Texas,[7] but on flies in Oregon.[2]
Although their natural roosts include caves, rock crevices, and hollow trees, they are more commonly found today in artificial structures close to water. In suitable locations, they have been reported to establish colonies with as many as 10,000 members.[2] They are relatively inactive during the winter,[8] spending some of the time in torpor, but probably do not migrate any significant distance.[9] The echolocation calls of Yuma myotis are frequency modulated and sweep abruptly from 59 to 72 kHz down to 45 to 50 kHz.[2]
Mating occurs in the fall, but the females retain the sperm for several months before conception occurs. The single young are born between late May and late June, and weigh around 1.4 g (0.05 oz) at birth. Initially blind and hairless, their eyes open around the fifth day, and they are completely furred by day nine.[2]
In May 2017, the lethal fungal disease white-nose syndrome was recorded in this species for the first time, in the second recorded case in Washington state.[10] This discovery brings the total number of bat species affected by the disease up to eight (an additional seven species have been documented with the spores on their bodies, but without the symptoms of the disease).[11]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b Arroyo-Cabrales, J. & Ticul Alvarez Castaneda, S. (2008). "Myotis yumanensis". IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2010.4. International Union for Conservation of Nature. Retrieved 7 May 2016.
- ^ a b c d e f Braun, J.K.; et al. (June 2015). "Myotis yumanensis (Chiroptera: Vespertilioindae)". Mammalian Species. 47 (918): 1–14. doi:10.1093/mspecies/sev001.
- ^ The Mammals of Texas (2004) by David J. Schmidly and William B. Davis, page 90.
- ^ Rodhouse, T.J.; et al. (December 2008). "Field identification of Myotis yumanensis and Myotis lucifugus: a morphological evaluation". Western North American Naturalist. 68 (4): 437–443. doi:10.3398/1527-0904-68.4.437.
- ^ Duff, A.A. & Morrell, T.E. (May 2007). "Predictive occurrence models for bat species in California". Journal of Wildlife Management. 71 (3): 693–700. doi:10.2193/2005-692.
- ^ Hayward, B. & Davis, R. (May 1964). "Flight speeds in western bats". Journal of Mammalogy. 45 (2): 236–242. doi:10.2307/1376986.
- ^ Easteria, D.A. & Whitaker, J.O. (November 1972). "Food habits of some bats from Big Bend National Park, Texas". Journal of Mammalogy. 53 (4): 887–890. doi:10.2307/1379227.
- ^ Boyles, J.G.; Dunbar, M.B. & Whitaker, J.O. (October 2006). "Activity following arousal in winter in North American vespertilionid bats". Mammal Review. 36 (4): 267–280. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2907.2006.00095.x.
- ^ Dalquest, W.W. (July 1947). "Notes on the natural history of the bat Myotis yumanensis in California, with a description of a new race". The American Midland Naturalist. 38 (1): 224–247. JSTOR 2421638. doi:10.2307/2421638.
- ^ Froschauer, Ann (May 11, 2017). "Researchers work to stop the spread of white-nose syndrome in Washington". white-nose syndrome.org. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Retrieved May 12, 2017.
- ^ "Bats affected by WNS". White-Nose Syndrome.org. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Retrieved May 12, 2017.
- IUCN Red List least concern species
- Mouse-eared bats
- Bats of North America
- Bats of Mexico
- Bats of the United States
- Fauna of Northern Mexico
- Fauna of the Southwestern United States
- Fauna of the Colorado Desert
- Fauna of the Great Basin
- Fauna of the Sonoran Desert
- Fauna of the Yuma Desert
- Animals described in 1864


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Id like some help from the esteemed members of the Eldar board please. A little introduction first. I mainly play WHFB, but have dabbled in 40k and have an IG and SM armies. A while back i picked up a load of eldar on ebay and bought a few bits and bobs from GW. Now the new codex is out i think id like to shape these random selections of models into a workable army, however being a IG and SM player as my only 40k experiences im very concious that the subtlety id image you need to use eldar is missing from my repertoir!
So basically id like to know what sort of list, at a points level of 1000-1500 you guys would make from what i have, along with any suggestions for next purchases.
so, at present i have:
A Farseer
2 warlocks
around 20 guardians
1 hvy weapon platform (scatter laser)
5 Fire Dragons and 1 FD exarch
5 Striking Scorpions and 1 SS exarch
5 Swooping Hawks and 1 SH exarch
5 Warp Spiders and 1 WS exarch
3 Dark Reapers
6 Rangers/Pathfinders
So could the above make a workable list? by reading the codex and looking at the list my thoughts are of a solid base of guardians supported by the FDs advancing by using cover with the Reapers and rangers giving fire support and the warp spiders and Hawks making hit and run attacks- with the scorpions on hand to counter attack anyone getting too close- by playing with IG though i have developed the tndancy to sit back.
Also what should i get to bolster the above- im very aware of the lack of vehicles and armour, should i look at getting some of that?
My initial shopping list (purely for model niceness really) is an Autarch, a squad of Dire Avengers, some Harlequins (just to paint really!) and maybe a wraithlord
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On the list, never have fire dragons on foot. If you're going to use them, put them in a serpent or falcon - otherwise just don't use them. They're too short ranged and vulnerable - and as a high priority target they are likely to be eliminated very quickly.
The basic plan looks sound, but do try to get some other fast units in too. Scenarios like recon can be particularly difficult for an infantry based list, so having a good contingent of fast stuff is worthwhile.
Having an army and not owning a rulebook is like owning a car with no steering wheel.Originally Posted by amishcellphone
yeah seems to do that why i edit my post....hmmm
thanks for the reply...ill bear the advice about the Fire Dragons in mind...i may invest in some shining spears or something like a vyper squadron, to give me a fast moving option that can also take out tanks and the like...hmm food for thought...
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I disagree with the fire dragons not being on foot. Now many would disagree with me because of their frail armour but this is just a case of experience. I know of a Biel Tann player that manourvers lighter aspect warriors on foot to a high success and in my earlier armies I too have done so. If you're confidedant you can manouver them correctly you can be very successful, but yes, giving fire dragons mobility does hlp alot, but can become a costly combination.
With what you have this would make a nice base list, this is what I would use given your model choice:
Farseer: Runes of Witness, Eldritch Storm, Runes of Warding, Singing Spear = 103pts
10 Guardians: Scatter Laser Platform - 138pts
1 Warlock: Conceal, Singing Spear
10 Guardians: Scatter Laser Platform - 138pts
1 Warlock: Conceal, Singing Spear
5 Striking Scorpions - 148pts
1 Exarch: Shadow Strike, Stalker, Scorpions Claw
5 Warp Spiders - 174pts
1 Exarch: Withdraw, Twin Death Spinners, Power Blades
4 Swooping Hawks - 152pts
1 Exarch: Sunrifle, Skyleap, Intercept
2 Dark Reapers - 147pts
1 Exarch: Eldar Missile Launcher, Fast Shot
Total 1000pts
The only thing that you don't have there is a second scatter laser platform, so that'd be the only thing you'll need to buy to use this list. It's workable in that it has enough firepower and mobility for you to handle infantry armies. The only lack you have model wise is anti-tank. I've made the list set-up so it can handle 1000pts sized armies and come out victorious (Every unit there minus the Warp Spiders can deal with vehicles up to amour 14 in their own way, while warp spiders themselves are limited to light vehicles).
For larger games I recommend you buy some longer ranged anti-tank units and bulk out some of the existing squads. Although remember that this is only a base list that is quite balanced. Eldar armies can come in all sorts of flavours (Mechanised, light infantry, heavy infantry, super fast, slow but tough etc), so you can expand quite nicely from here
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Thanks guys, ill try out that list Heiromyo, i can easily pick up a second scatter laser this weekend and i am confident that after using that little lot a couple of times and reading the codex a bit more ill get a feel of which direction i want to go
He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a man- S. Johnson
As a WHFB player you are likely pretty aware of psychology rules.
In 40K most armies have a way to ignore most of them...except eldar unless you take an Avatar.
Therefore, due to the inherent fragility of the race and the fact we have no rules to sidestep
the whole need 50% to regroup thing you should invest in full 10 man squads.
Also, if there is one squad you particularly like I'd use two
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I think that everyone has good ideas for you. I especially like the list that Heiromyo came up with. Only one thing I have an issue withHQ:
Farseer: Runes of Witness, Eldritch Storm, Runes of Warding, Singing Spear = 103pts
I have a problem with the powers that he has. Here is why. Guardians have a crapy BS so you are going to want to maximise your hits. For that I would suggest giving him Guide. I know that everyone uses this ability but Doom is a mighty awesome power to just pass up. Especially for concentrating fire on a unit that could potentially do a lot of damage to you. I just read today of a bloodangel guy fielding a 600 point command squad. Doom that unit and guys one guardian squad, then concentrate fire on that unit, yeah, they are going to die hard. So anyway thats the only thing I would changeAs far as what you are planning to buy I would say that the Autarch and Dire Avengers are not totally necassary at this moment with what you have. You are light on AT so I you could get a unit of Dire Avengers for the Farseer to walk around with though. I would work on getting the wraithlord for suer they are tramendous and will give you army AT. I would try and beef up the units you have striking scorps(I love these guys) and swoopings hawks, they are awesome units and you can really make them better. Same with the warp spiders.My initial shopping list (purely for model niceness really) is an Autarch, a squad of Dire Avengers, some Harlequins (just to paint really!) and maybe a wraithlord
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Having an army and not owning a rulebook is like owning a car with no steering wheel.Originally Posted by amishcellphone
While true Doom and Guide work well there isn't really anything for the Farseer to use these two powers on to be effective for his points. A good majority of the army has good mobility for front line fighitng while Dark Reapers are stationed near the rear (Having a Farseer guide and doom such a small squad won't deal that greater amount of damage), so this leaves the Gaurdians for the Farseer to tend to. Instead of a moderately expensive HQ I've opted for a simple offensive HQ that is good against Horde and Vehicles, not to mention a bit of a bugger against opposing Psykers like librarians. Having some indirect fire support isn't too bad either, and with the large blast maker he can sort of make up what the Guardians may loose if they had been guided and doomed. (I use sort of quite loosely) Another reasons for Eldritch Storm is the presence of the two warlock Singing Spears, not only can the power penertrate all armour values but should the vehicles front armour prove a little difficult for the small number of singing spears Eldritch Storm can potentially turn the vehicle to it's light armour fronts....hopefully the rear
Well those are my reasons for for giving the Farseer what he has here :/
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'Makings of You' is homecoming for director Matt Amato Jay R. Ferguson and Sheryl Lee star in River City romance that opens St. Louis Film Festival. Read more Arturo Benassi was the child of immigrants from northern Italy. He was raised in a small town in Illinois. He came to St. Louis to try his chances in the city. He saw the future typewriters! and seized it. He founded the St. Louis Typewriter Company. He did not make typewriters. He sold and repaired them. His store was downtown in the days when downtown was the place to be. He became successful. He joined the Missouri Athletic Club. He was on boards of various hospitals. He was active in civic and charitable organizations. He and his wife and two daughters lived in south St. Louis. St. Gabriels parish, to be exact. Alfonso Amato married Beatrice, the oldest daughter. Perhaps he could have gone into the typewriter business, but he preferred physical therapy. He became successful. He had a string of therapy centers. (Beatrice was a speech therapist.) Alfonso was president of the American Physical Therapy Association. Alfonso and Beatrice had three children and raised them in Warson Woods and then Creve Coeur. Matt is the oldest of the three. He is 47. He graduated from Priory in 1985 and then attended St. Louis University before transferring to Columbia College in Chicago for film school. His parents were supportive but concerned that the career path was uncertain. Their concerns were not allayed when Matt dropped out of school to work as a production assistant for various film projects in Chicago. Still, he was making a living, albeit barely. Then he was injured while riding a motor bike. He received $10,000 in an insurance settlement. Finally, a stake. He decided to leave Chicago and try his chances on the coast. But which coast? He flipped a coin. Heads to New York, tails to California. The quarter came up tails. He wanted to be a screenwriter when he got to Los Angeles, but it is a hard business to break into. He had a series of odd jobs. He became a driver for the American Film Institute. He would pick up foreign filmmakers at the airport and drive them around. He worked for a film publicity company. He lived a writers life. That is, he would see people a woman on a bus with a black eye and two small children and he would invent a story about her. He wrote five screenplays. They gathered dust. But there were other ways to make a living in the industry. Computers the curse of his grandfather made film editing accessible. It was no longer the arduous process he had studied in Chicago. He could edit at home. He proposed a documentary for a band and sent it to a studio. The studio called and invited him to come in. When he arrived, a man told him they were accepting his proposal and gave him a check for $30,000. (Nov 16, 2014 | post #1)
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