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Copper Beech Farm is breaking real estate records as America's most expensive home for sale with an asking price of $190 million. The pricey Greenwich, Conn. pad, located about 45 minutes north of New York City, spans 50 acres of land with approximately a mile of water frontage on the Long Island Sound.
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According to Forbes, a few of the home's features include two offshore islands, 12 bedrooms, seven full baths and two half baths, a wood-paneled library, a 1,800-foot-long driveway, a clock tower, three-bedroom gatehouse, six-car garage, spa, multiple greenhouses and more.
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Danny Granger, who is averaging a career-high 25.5 points while carrying the Pacers, let out a loud "Yes!" on Tuesday when he found out his running mate was returning.
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Apple goes on to add that Samsung gave Apple non-FRAND terms to license its SEPs based on the total value of Apple's devices that infringed Samsung patents instead of the value of the components involved. Just as Samsung went to the ITC with the goal of getting an exclusion order against its rival, LSI/Agere had sought a sales ban on Realtek without making a licensing offer.
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brian fallon › October 24, 2010 at 1:37am
Nice Jeff! Sweet ACE!!!
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yeah that was a great ace. fun round overall, lulz @ all the people who stayed home because of the radar, it was a completely dry round.
Jeremy "barefoot bagger" Flis › November 2, 2010 at 10:51am
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Their goal is not just a wolf pack surviving here and there, or a few scattered grizzly bears or elk or bighorn sheep, but a landscape in which animals can thrive, roaming and reproducing widely and avoiding the genetic perils of small populations trapped in shrinking habitats.Link (via Collission Detection)
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The light distribution in the disks of many galaxies is non-axisymmetric or 'lopsided' with a spatial extent much larger along one half of a galaxy than the other. The disk lopsidedness can be used as a diagnostic to study the halo asymmetry. This is an emerging area in galactic structure and dynamics. In this review, the observations to measure the lopsided distribution, as well as the theoretical progress made so far to understand its origin and properties, and the related open problems will be discussed.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) -- Striking construction workers and security personnel clashed Monday at Rio de Janeiro's Olympic Park, the main cluster of venues for the 2016 Summer Games.
Rio Mais, the consortium building the Olympic venues, confirmed that random gunshots were fired as workers and security confronted each other. There were no reports of injuries. Spokespeople for both Rio Mais and the Rio Olympic organizing committee said they were investigating the incident.
The work stoppage involving more than 2,000 workers began Thursday, and Rio Mais said it was unclear when work would resume.
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Her husband Mark reported she was last seen Friday morning. Bucki says he and Anita stayed up late talking, and then he went to bed.
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- Next Monday's solar eclipse will look fascinating, but it can damage your eyes for a lifetime.
It's never safe to look directly at the sun's rays, even though there will be a partial eclipse here in the Northwoods.
Regular sunglasses won't protect you, so if you plan to view the solar eclipse you need special solar eclipse sunglasses.
Those glasses are one size fits all, so it's important to check they are snug on your child's head, too.
Kids are curious, and may want to fixate on the crescent beam of light.
"We know children are going to want to peek over the top and in just 20 to 30 seconds they could be doing damage to their eye, " says Dr. Jill Redman.
The solar eclipse light is not as intense as regular sunlight.
You won't actually feel the damage being done until the next day because the reflex to turn away won't be there.
"Missing blurry vision and central vision. Afterwards you could have light sensitivity. You could also have watering eyes. But some of the damage with maculopathy can be permanent," says Dr. Ben Redman.
Dr. Ben says if you don't have those special solar glasses, the safest option is to avoid it entirely and watch online.
When in doubt, call your eye doctor.
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An Eagle River man will compete in the Phelps Twin Triathlon
Submitted: 08/17/2017
- Doctors thought back surgery and age would hold Jack Godding back.
Just a few months after being told his limits, he out did them and set higher standards.
"In general I'm racing against myself," said Goding.
When you think of competitive athletes, someone like Eagle River's Jack Godding probably isn't the first thing to come to mind.
That mind set will be your disadvantage if you're ever up against Jack in a race.
"It's a personal goal, personal goal," said Gooding.
Jack's been competing in races most of his life and started kayaking just six years ago. Not even back surgery could slow him down.
"First [the doctor] said I wouldn't be able to kayak for almost a year," said Godding.
Just a few months later he was cruising through the waters.
"I'd like to see how many younger ones I can out do ," said Godding.
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Senator wants investigation of tainted alcohol at Mexican resorts
Submitted: 08/17/2017
- A Wisconsin senator wants the State Department to investigate reports of tainted alcohol at Mexican resorts.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recently reported travelers becoming sick after drinking alcohol at resorts south of the border.
That includes a 20 year old Wisconsin woman who died in January after being pulled from a resort pool.
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Lawyer: battery, false imprisonment charges against Sokaogon Chippewa Tribal Chair 'absolutely false'
Submitted: 08/16/2017
- The lawyer for Sokaogon Chippewa Tribal Chair Chris McGeshick repeated that allegations of battery and false imprisonment are "absolutely false" at McGeshick's first appearance in Forest County Court Wednesday.
McGeshick faces one felony count and two misdemeanor counts in Forest County Court.
A former tribal member told police McGeshick slammed him against a wall at the Sokaogon Chippewa Tribal Offices in late June.
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Christmas tree farms prepare for harvest season
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For Steigerwaldt Tree Farms President and CEO Ed Steigerwaldt...'Oh, Christmas Tree' took on a different meaning at a young age.
"I started working the tree fields with my dad when I was eight or nine years old," said Steigerwaldt.
Decades later, he's still in those fields, singing a different tune this time of year.
August means trees won't be cut for several months. Planting happened in the spring, but it's still a busy time getting trees sheared and tagged.
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County committee 'erroneous' in hospital rejection, Marshfield Clinic says in appeal
Submitted: 08/16/2017
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Marshfield Clinic cites 14 court decisions from across the country in its appeal of the Planning Committee's June vote to deny a conditional use permit (CUP).
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Steffen plans to tackle the project in three phases. Phase one is lighting the alley, which sits between The Brick restaurant and Bath and Body Creations. Downtown Rhinelander, Inc. agreed to pay about $2,800 for five LED lights if the city would pay for the electricity.
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A large audience assembled at the Corn Exchange on Thursday evening to hear Professor Frederick Abbott lecture on his "Swiftograph".
This is a simple system of shorthand, which the lecturer undertakes to teach in an hour. Though the system has only been out about five years, it has already been adopted in over 500 schools and colleges.
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MINNEAPOLIS General Mills said yesterday that it will appoint Kendall J. Powell to cover the job of chairman. Powell is already chief executive officer of the company.
Powell was voted by the board to take over duties as chairman on May 23, when Stephen Sanger, a 34-year veteran of the company, retires.
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Frog Lake Trail begins at the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail near Frog Lake Sno-Park or at the Frog Lake Campground. The trail from the Sno-Park to the campground is flat and the tread is wide as the trail follows an old 2-track road for nearly half the distance. Some parts of the next segment are difficult to follow due to tread destruction and user trails in the campground area, however, a trail sign along Road 2610 near the campground marks the path of the trail. Upon leaving the campground, the trail immediately begins a climb with grades from 10-30% nonstop to its junction with Frog Lake Butte Trail #484. The tread here is narrow (8′) with exposed roots and embedded or loose rock. Visitors can make a loop hike by taking Frog Lake Butte trail north to Twin Lakes and the Pacific Crest trail south to Frog Lake. (No bikes are allowed on the Pacific Crest Trail).
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Here was my first bike: A 1972 XR75. My father bought it for me, then taught me how to ride it, something I will forever be indebted to him for doing. We rode quite a few times together, but most of the time I was racing it around fields, jumping it like I was evel Knevel and running from cops at a young age. I was 10 years old.
Then a 1976 Honda MT 250. My dad bought it, then I took it over. I got my first ticket on this bike: 55 in a 25, no license, no helmet, no registration, excessive noise, and the cop followed me for 2 miles before I noticed him and pulled over. I seized this bike more than a few times, and it would cool down and just keep running. I actually sold this bike a few years ago. It still ran.
A 1984 Honda Magna (at one point I had 2. I 700cc and a 750cc) I bought the first in 1989 when I was living in Long Beach, and put 72k miles on it. It gave up the ghost, and I got another one and rode it for about a year. This bike turned me onto long touring, and when I finally couldnt afford to keep it together from thrown transmissions, blowby from bad rings, and leaky engines I literally cried when I took it to the dump and unloaded her. She's the bike that showed me the beauty of a long open road and the time to go down it and enjoy it all. To this day, when I see a magna, it puts a smile on my face. I kept a written log of some of my rides on the magna when I first got her, and which was the idea to start this blog. its under the Honda Magna Retro Logs section.
My 1987 Suzuki SP 600. I bought it for 50 bucks, broke my ankles everytime I started it, launched it in the air several times, and threw the chain about every 40-45 minutes riding it. It was held together with JB weld and what mustve been a guardian angel to keep me alive on it. This was the only bike I had for a while. I sold it for 50 bucks. I am quite positive it is sitting in a ravine somewhere, and a good possiblity of a missing person lying next to it.
My old street glide. The second I saw her, I knew I was walking out with her. Not trying to be dramatic, but it was love at first site. Best bike ive ever owned. She came stock at about 70 horsepower, and after redoing the engine It Dyno'd at 120. She was a demon. I blew the engine about 45,000 miles, and had it rebuilt again to the same specs. I miss this bike.
At one point, I had 2 bikes: The Street Glide and a stripped down and fun to ride fat boy. It was great to hop around town and go to work now and again on, but given the choice I felt like I was cheating on my first love, the street Glide, so I sold her.
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The tingling, triumphant tale of a white man in India, an animal trainer whose exploits gained him the name "Son of Power," and who won his first victory over himself.
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World War II started a Holocaust. Most everyone knows what Hitler did to the Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, and anyone he did not like. Auschwitz and other death camps are now museums. The genocide of the Jews was not the only one, however.
By the year 1941 the world was falling apart. FDR gave his "4 Freedoms" speech, Rivera-Schreiber warned of a Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Captain America first appeared in a comic book, and the first large scale round up of Jews in Paris took place. Stalin became Premier of Russia and Germany declared war on the Soviet Union along with Italy and Romania. The Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor and the US enters the war. On June 23 Nazi occupation of Lithuania began. On June 24 the entire Jewish male population of Gorzhdy Lithuania was exterminated. What is hardly taught though, is the fact that the Russian Secret police were already at work.
Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Sepetys tells the story that no one hears. In 1941 Lina is a fifteen year old girl whose childhood is stripped from her. Lina's life is changing for the better. She got accepted into an elite art school and summer is on the way. Everything changes to quickly. Her house is broken into by the Russian Secret police and her father is sentenced to death in a prison camp. Lina and her mother are sent to Siberia with her younger brother. Only they aren't the only ones going, and the road isn't straight. Using her skill in art, Lina sends secret messages to her father hoping they will reach him and risking her life if they don't. Evil will rule until good men and women choose to act. Is it possible to keep hope when everyone around you is dying? Is there a chance that Lina's father is alive? Are there any good men and women who will choose to stand against the Russian government?
The world is not just black and white. Lina and the Lithuanians she is with are not the only ones in a prison. Between Shades of Gray is a story of human resilience. It is human nature to survive. Lina must find hope between the shades of gray that surround her.
Did anyone know about this? How do you think it is different from the Holocaust? Would you not read it for any reason?
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I've heard many of these kinds of stories with all of the history classes that go over the same stuff year after year, (that's why I am not a fan of history). But your title got me thinking about something I heard before, what is the value of a human life? Well broken down to chemicals, it's worth about $1986. Not to be ignorant of your post, just wanted to share that fact.


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Q. Is it true that we should keep up with the flow of traffic on the freeway even if it is moving more than 65 mph? How slow can you drive on the freeway before you get a ticket?
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A. Letting the pack go when you are an Olympic miler can be disastrous, Dorothy, but not on the roadways.
"(You) should definitely not keep up if they are over the maximum speed limit," said Armando Garcia, an officer and spokesman for the California Highway Patrol in Santa Ana.
Now, if you want to go the route of the Eagles and "Take it Easy," Dorothy, stay in the right two lanes of traffic. That is the turf of big-rigs and vacationers towing trailers – they aren't supposed to go faster than 55 under the law. Plus, it is where traffic merges on and off the freeway.
Go 55 there, and Garcia figures the driver will be fine.
Now, try that same speed in the left lanes, the so-called fast lanes, when others are going 65 or better, well, "more than likely that would attract the attention of an officer" and possibly land the motorist a citation for impeding traffic.
Q. California requires residents to register their vehicles within, I believe, 20 days of establishing residency. What about RV's and trailers that are stored in the state? I live in a community that has RV storage. Some residents have been storing and using RVs for years here while keeping out-of-state registrations. Wouldn't the same registration laws apply?
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If the RV or trailer is just stored, license plates don't have to be up to speed.
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If the owners are California residents, they better have California plates. And California ain't some fancy club that only lets in pretty girls and big-spending dudes. The law is very quick to consider someone one of us and shove his or her tail in the door.
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The test that ABC did is not valid because the shooter knew in advance who the CCW'er was. The shooter in the video spends about two seconds shooting at the instructor, then goes directly for the armed student. The entire point of CCW is that the criminal doesn't know who is armed.
The idea that law enforcement is constantly practicing their gun skills and crisis situations is far from the truth. The amount of practice law enforcement gets varies widely across agencies, but it isn't unusual for police to practice with only a hundred rounds twice a year (exactly what the NYPD gets), or less. I personally sometimes go through one or two thousand rounds of aimed fire in a weekend. The last time I walked by the Walnut Creek Police Department's pistol range, there were weeds growing everywhere and a picnic bench was in the middle of the range. By contrast, the range I go to in Concord looks like it has tunnels being drilled through the hill that serves as a backstop.
The newspaper headline calling LaPierrce the "Craziest Man on Earth" and a "nut" is a good example of the strong anti-gun bias of the media. Does anyone think they are going to get both sides of the story when editors like that run the mainstream media? Also note the complete, 180 degree twisting of the truth--it says that the NRA is blaming everyone else within 90 minutes after, when the NRA was the only side that kept calm for a week before holding a press conference.
California is not a shall-issue state so there aren't many people who CCW, so I can see why some people here think it is a "fantasy" that CCW'ing works. But I think 40-41 states currently have shall-issue CCW, so there is no need to hypothesize. Citizen concealed carry is a thoroughly proven success. Criminologists have found it to be the case, and even the more cursory studies show how effective is is. Take a look at this one on rampage shootings, which found:
Average deaths when stopped by police: 14.33
Average deaths when stopped by civilian: 2.33
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Have you ever berated your boyfriend for looking "just a little too long" at that girl walking by? Well, now he can tell you it's just science. A new study out of Indiana University found that a woman's partner status—whether she has a significant other or not— influences her interest in the opposite sex. But the same is not true for dudes. Neuroscientist Heather Rupp asked 59 men and 56 women, ages 17-26, both single and taken, all heterosexual, to give their "gut" reaction when describing pictures of the opposite sex. Rupp found that while subjectivity in describing the photos as attractive, masculine, feminine, etc was not influenced by whether the man or woman had a partner, single ladies looked at the male photos for a longer period of time than those women with partners. The men, on the other hand, stared just as long at the female photos whether they were taken or single.
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- Excluding charges and gains, diluted EPS from continuing operations was $0.53, up 29% from $0.41 in the year-ago quarter.
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- Comparable net sales were up 12% in North America, up 12% in Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA), and up 16% in Asia Pacific/South America (APSA).
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In addition to the newly-released schedule for Corbin Bleu's forthcoming 'Speed of Light' LP, two new songs from the record have also been uncovered.
Corbin Bleu, the actor and singer who is best known for his role as Chad Danforth in "High School Musical 3: Senior Year", has been confirmed by his label to drop sophomore studio album next year. Titled "Speed of Light", the record is due to hit the U.S. market on March 10, 2009.
In anticipation for his upcoming effort, two new singles "Fear of Flying" and "Paralyzed" taken from the LP have arrived in full audio streams. Unfortunately, other than the album's release schedule and two revealed songs, no further details of the album have been shared to public.
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SHMAC (Student Healthy Mentality Advisory Committee), a Georgetown College student interest group dedicated to helping students obtain a healthy body as well as a healthy mind, will be hosting their Well, You Event Thursday, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. in Jones Hall Nelson Suite (what was the Hall of Fame Room). There will be a panel to speak about various health topics including nutrition, heart heath, eating disorders and overall wellness. The panel will include a registered dietitian, a student recovering from an eating disorder and representatives from the Student Wellness Center.
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i am having a little bit of difficulty with him im maxed out have over 150 fragments
i think i need a good monster synergist but dont know what ones are any good
any help on defeating this #*$# would be great :D
Totti12345 - 5 years ago
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You don't really wanna keep a synergistic up, only when he goes into the barrier. What you want in your pack: a fast ravager like lightning or the cloudburst if you dont have the dlc (keep in mind that feral links with multiple hits like lightning's will continue to do damage even if he goes into the barrier in the middle of their attack); a strong commando twighlight odin or the tonberry (odin's feral link will deal massive damage in the short window you have and the tonberry will inflict good damage and ailments), purple chocobo (perferably with boon, just infuse it with sab monsters till a notification pops and infuse it with vigilga, protectaga, and shellga).
Now most the time while he's out of the barrier you'll want to keep serah as a sab, Noel as a med, and a rav. Once you inflict deprotect/deshell switch to rav-rav-rav to rack up the chain before he brings up the barrier. When he staggers immediately change to com-com-com to deal some damage with feral links. He will most likely put up a barrier after the assault so heal with serah while Noel and your syn buff the party.
If you want you can manually inflict poison first but it will take a probably three turns of 6 atbs to stick. Once you get him around 50% or so, he will start using a tech that will remove all debuffs before using his wind shear, this is the only reason to use a syn while he's in barrier to give you a window to deal some damage while he's removing your buffs. As soon as your buffs are gone the animation will start for his wind shear, here switch to sen-sen-com. Twilight Odin has a massive hp so that's why he's good here. Immediately switch to sab-med-com and use potions with serah while Noel heals.
If you want you can keep the syn out during your assault which will slow him down while he tries to remove buffs; however, he will still use wind shear after about 6 turns of this so be ready to change.
Yomi is a pain in the a$$!!!! I am completely maxed out and I totally max out on potions and wound potions beforehand, I end up with about 60/99 potions and wound potions that I started with.
Good luck!
Leonguard - 5 years ago
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Yakshini is a very good monster Synergist, as is the Purple Chocobo. Yakshini is available in the Vile Peaks -10 AF-, and the Purple Chocobo is an uncommon spawn in Bresha Ruins, -300/100 AF-.
ifostastic - 5 years ago
The most important thing about the fight is to try to have him Poisoned for as much of the fight as you possibly can, it will do the most damage, don't focus too much on raising his chain or attacking him. If you manage to get fully buffed and he's poisoned and not invincible, keep a Paradigm around that will allow you to hit him for a little bit. I'd suggest using a Saboteur, Synergist, and Sentinel in your Paradigm pack, and SAB/SAB/SAB and SEN/SEN/SEN are very useful. Be sure to use Tortoise any time you see Whicked Whirl, and possibly even when he is casting Wind Shear towards the end of the fight.
ifostastic - 5 years ago
From Krystal 109's Faq:
CTRL + F 'Fragment: Yomi Fragment'
The strategy straight from the Piggyback book.
UrHawaiianAngel (Expert) - 5 years ago
My Paradigm Pack:
Behemoth (L70)
Lightning (L13)
Flanitor (L40) (Replaced by Green Chocobo L99 Infused with Flanitor L40)
My Paradigms (Serah + Noel + Monster)
1 COM + COM + Behemoth
2 COM + COM + Lightning
3 RAV + RAV + Lightning
4 SAB + SAB + Lightning
5 SEN + SEN + Flanitor / Green Chocobo
6 MED + SYN + Flanitor / Green Chocobo
Pack a LOT of Wound Potions, as this battle can last a while, and this boss does inflict Wound Damage. Start off as P4, to weaken and stagger. The great thing about SABs is they inflict Wound damage, which will be a benefit against this boss as he goes into an Invulnerable + Healing barrier. When he goes for the 'Wicked Whirl' swap to P5, and when he enters the bubble swap to P6. As soon as he is out of the bubble its back to P4. When he staggers drop it into P3 to pound up the % before slipping into P1 to light into him.
As soon as Behemoth's Feral Link gauge is full, immediately swap into P1 and use Bellow to put up Protect, Shell, and Bravery, before immediately swapping back into P4/P3.
4evergaming (Expert) - 5 years ago
Theres no need to have a good SYN monster as i dont use one. You only need these paradigms to this fight : SAB SAB RAV , MED MED MED and COM COM COM and RAV RAV RAV. WHen the fight begins use Ravx3 as he uses his shield rather frequently. When he uses his shield go SYN MED MED with Noel SYN ( you control) to get Protectga/Shellga/Vigilance. When it breaks the shield go SAB SAB RAV. Repeats until the boss starts using Whirl Win. Switch to SEN SEN COM to block the worst part from Whirl WInd and then to MED MED MED to quickly heal then SAB SAB RAV if not poisoned or RAV RAV RAV to boost chain. Once stagger go to 500% then switch to COM COM COM to finish. Good luck. This is my formation. If you want I can even upload a video for it.
frozenflamesss - 5 years ago
Okay if none of these othe strats work for u i have one but be warned it took me 2 hours to kill him.have a strong medic monster, mine was a green chocobo lv.45 (not max) u can catch them in the massif in 110 af. then i had sarah as a saboutour and noel as a sentinal.this will be your main paradigm for the fight.The trick is to control sarah and have her repeatedly use wound.She was doing about 500 per hit.It may seem like his healing ability is keeping him at full health,well it is. Your not dealing damage your just taking down his max health.when he uses his barrier swich to noel so he wont defend, the boss is immune to provoke while his barrier is up,as soon as the barrier goes down switch back to sarah and keep up the woud thw chocobo shoul be able to keep your health up if he wouds u too much use a wound potion.u can onlu wound him to @ 399999 so after that swich to relentless asult and hit him hard and fast but be ready to heal,without your healer your damage will skyrocket,after he uses his barrier there is no point to relentless asualt so swich to medic for sarah and your monster while noel buffs the party and when the barrier goes down attack again.this is a good way to win but you take a lot of damage from him so u need quick hands,my sarah had an accessory that increased potions if it gets too much quickly switch to a healing strat if he goes to use wicked whirl use tortiose.
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The Australian dollar jumped and shares hit a fresh five-year high following
The Australian dollar surged to as high as US93.97¢ and equities rose after confirmation that Mr Summers, an economic adviser to President
Macquarie head of global economics Richard Gibbs said Ms Yellen was eminently qualified for the role and had distinguished herself as current vice-chairman of the Fed. She was perceived as the more dovish of the leading candidates meaning she is more sympathetic to the loose monetary policy that is Mr Bernanke's legacy.
"We know her very well," Mr Gibbs said of Ms Yellen, who had been his preferred candidate. "The bottom line is that Yellen is seen as much less hawkish, Summers was seen as not just abrasive in his personality but more hawkish in his policy approach than Yellen. That had consequences for not so much the commencement of tapering, but how that would be implemented through a whole program of policy tapering.
"So in other words, if you got weaker data once they'd commence tapering . . . Yellen would be much more inclined to re-activate asset purchases."
The Fed has been spending $US85 billion in monthly bond purchases to keep rates at close to zero, suppress the value of the greenback and stimulate the US economy. In anticipation of the taper, Treasury yields have risen and the US dollar has fallen against some key currency pairs. However, while the US economy has healed measurably, the Fed would be concerned about poor quality employment data which shows that while the unemployment rate is at the lowest level in five years, Americans are quitting the workforce in enormous numbers.
The Fed has been conducting quantitative easing since November 2008 under three separate tranches that have injected trillions into the markets. Tapering would mark the first time that the Fed has pulled back stimulus and is the first step on the path to raising the Fed funds rate which could come as soon as next year.
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Mr Bernanke is due to step down in January 2014 and the President's succession announcement may not be imminent. Other candidates, including Roger Ferguson and Timothy Geithner, are said to be considered.
Macquarie's Mr Gibbs said that another factor in Ms Yellen's favour was her background as a former president of the San Francisco branch of the Fed (and an early adopter of Toyota's Prius hybrid at the time) as well as her openness and policy transparency.
"That what's we do want in the Fed chair at this point, she has a very clear sense of while US monetary policy first and foremost should be targeted at the conditions in the US, it has an important global role and you have to appreciate that and the sensitivities that go with that and Yellen certainly does," he said.
National Australia Bank chief economist Alan Oster said "it's a more dovish outcome". "The assumption was Larry would have pulled quantitative easing out more aggressively whereas Janet was more likely to be a little bit more like Bernanke if I can put it that way, that's the way the market's reacted."
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Spanish to control Leighton Holdings
Mr Perez told the Spanish television station laSexta that he would be succeeded by Mr Fernandez Verdes, who met with other Leighton board directors at its headquarters in North Sydney on Tuesday following Hochtief's $1.15 billion takeover bid. Mr Perez, who has run ACS for two decades, did not say when he would step down.
Mr Fernandez Verdes's rise to the top of ACS, the world's largest construction group outside China, comes just over a year since he was put in charge of Hochtief, where he restructured the German group, selling off assets and replacing its original management team. As CEO of ACS, Mr Fernandez Verdes is expected to take firm control of Leighton and undertake similar changes, rapidly integrating it into the Spanish group after increasing Hochtief's stake in Leighton.
Hochtief aims to raise its stake in Leighton to just under 75 per cent from around 59 per cent currently.
Credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's on Tuesday followed the lead of Moody's Investors Service and put Leighton's credit ratings on review for downgrade, warning increased control by ACS could lead the Australian group to being treated as an "integrated subsidiary" of the Spanish group. Hochtief has been owned by ACS since mid-2011.
S&P rates Leighton at BBB-, the lowest rung of the investment grade ladder, while Moody's rates it one notch higher at BBB. Neither ACS nor Hochtief have credit ratings, but S&P said it viewed ACS's creditworthiness as below investment grade.
If Leighton's credit rating is downgraded to "junk" status by S&P, analysts estimate Leighton will have to pay an additional $15 million to $20 million annually in fees and interest.
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Credit analysts are also worried Hochtief may reduce Leighton's cash buffer by paying out higher dividends.
"The more you pay out in dividends, the smaller war chest you have," one credit analyst said. Leighton currently aims to pay 50 per cent to 70 per cent of its underlying net profits after tax.
Leighton's five independent directors have not yet indicated whether they will fight Hochtief's attempts to change the board, which will likely lead to some directors losing their jobs at Leighton's annual general meeting on May 19. Three of Leighton's independent directors – former public servant
Mr Fernandez Verdes has not outlined exactly what changes he has in mind for Leighton, other than to stress he wants all the ACS companies to share the same culture, and that he wants them to operate more efficiently.
Leighton's shares fell 95¢ on Tuesday to $22.14, closing just 1¢ under Hochtief's offer price of $22.15 per share.
The Australian Financial Review


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John Zimmerman has recently written an article for Air Facts that recounted some of his best flights and also mentioned a recent book written by Flying magazine editor Lane Wallace entitled: "Unforgettable: My 10 Best Flights." Lane has flown plenty of interesting flights from the Swiss Alps to Key West and she has flown these […]
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Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Children's Book
Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Children's Book
Life Lessons from Notable People from All Walks of Life
By Anita Silvey (Editor)
Roaring Brook Press, Hardcover, 9781596433953, 233pp.
Publication Date: October 13, 2009
"What children's book changed the way you see the world?" Anita Silvey asked this question to more than one hundred of our most respected and admired leaders in society, and she learned about the books that shaped financiers, actors, singers, athletes, activists, artists, comic book creators, novelists, illustrators, teachers... The lessons they recall are inspiring, instructive, and illuminating. And the books they remember resonate as influential reading choices for families. EVERYTHING I NEED TO KNOW I LEARNED FROM A CHILDREN'S BOOK--with its full color excerpts of beloved children's books, is a treasury and a guide: a collection of fascinating essays and THE gift book of the year for families.
"Silvey's book includes mini-essays and interviews with more than 100 accomplished Americans, from businessmen and politicians to artists, athletes, and actors. Writers like Beverly Cleary and Judy Blume are also included, showing how a love of reading is handed down from one generation to the next." —Parade magazine
"Everything I Need to Know I Learned From a Children's Book [is] a delightful nostalgic exercise in which prominent people reflect on the children's stories that shaped them." —The Wall Street Journal
"An exquisite reminder of the power of books." —Roxanne Coady, founder of R.J. Julia Booksellers, on NPR'S "The Faith Middleton Show"
"This handsome compendium is dense and delightful. And the longish title is a perfect catalyst for more conversation, in classrooms and at the dinner table. What children's book taught you something valuable? Discuss." —San Francisco Chronicle
"This collection of essays provides the titles of books which functions as a must-read list for all." —Kiwi magazine's BookClub
"This volume—perfect for any gift-giving occasion—will inspire adults to enhance their family lives and contribute to the future of our society through the good books they choose to share with their children." —BookPage
"Create[s] a moving patchwork message about the transformative powers of reading." —Publishers Weekly
"Place a book in a child's hands and you never know what will happen. In Everything I Need to Know I Learned from a Children's Book, Anita Silvey gathers the reminiscences of adults about the works that influenced them as children and the lessons that still resonate." —School Library Journal's Curriculum Connections


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9 May 2:51pm
At the launch of Prince's tour - if you can call 21 gigs around London a tour - there was a lot of waffle about his general magnificence. The likes of Salma Hayek and Maceo Parker (unlikely bedfellows) testified to his genius through video footage, with Joni Mitchell calling Prince 'the most amazing performer I have ever witnessed'. Fair dos. But in among all this, there was a lot of talk about Prince's influence and someone from the BBC grabbed me for a soundbite about the singer's enduring legacy.
This left me stumped, and reminded me of a review in the New York Times of Everett True's new Nirvana biography.
In the review, Benjamin Kunkel confesses that he hasn't listened to the band much in recent years, and deftly deconstructs the impact that their frontman had on the wider culture. 'He was often very earnest, but never in the warm-hearted, frequently sentimental way of many of the bigger indie acts today,' Kunkel writes of Kurt Cobain. 'And when, still more often, he was sarcastic, he was viciously and pointedly so, rather than - in what seems the more widespread generational style - glibly and meaninglessly so.' None of which is necessarily to diminish Cobain's greatness of an artist.
I've always loved Prince and - she'll be pleased to learn - fully agree with Joni Mitchell. But has he been influential? Sure, there are elements of what he's about in the work of OutKast, but they could equally point to those same acts that influenced Prince, like Hendrix and James Brown. I'd rather argue that - certainly once you factor in the sexual politics and the baffling religious business- Prince is sui generis. In other words, it's actually very hard to trace his influence.
The question is, who else might qualify to join this list of major figures who - in the wider scheme of things - meant diddly squat?
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An introspective boy and an adventurous girl uncover a poignant family mystery during a summer on the shores of Three Bird Lake.
For as long as he can remember, Adam and his parents have spent their summers at his grandmother's rustic cabin on Three Bird Lake. But this year will be different. This year, the lake will belong just to Adam. But then Adam meets Alice, the girl next door, who seems to want to become friends. Alice looks just like the aloof, popular girls back home - what could he and she possibly have in common? Turns out, Alice isn't like the girls back home. She's frank, funny, and eager for adventure. And when Adam's grandma starts to leave strange notes in his room - notes that hint at a hidden treasure somewhere at the lake and a love from long ago - Alice is the one person he can rely on to help solve the mysteries of Three Bird Lake.
About the Author
Sara St. Antoine was eight years old when she first paddled a canoe - on the Huron River in her hometown of Ann Arbor, Michigan. Within moments, she struck an overhanging tree branch and the canoe capsized. Since then, she has paddled lakes and rivers from Temagami, Ontario, to the Boundary Waters of Minnesota. "For all that," she says, "I'm still better at soaking up the scenery from the bow of a canoe than steering a straight course from the stern." She is the editor of the Stories from Where We Live series.
Adam is a fully developed character many readers will relate to as he works through his changing relationship with his grandmother and his friendship with Alice. The leisurely pace matches the setting of long days spent dock-sitting or canoeing, and nature is never far from Adam s mind as he watches loons, beavers, and even a pair of mink in their natural habitats. Rich in descriptive detail, readers will be able to fully visualize the characters and the lush setting of this well-written novel. School Library Journal Adam and Alice are both endearing and believable teenagers. ... This spirited novel seamlessly combines endings and beginnings against the beautiful backdrop of a lake in summer. Kirkus Reviews This quiet story has plenty to offer, beginning with the vivid depiction of an independent, self-aware 12-year-old boy who is baffled (though occasionally intrigued) by girls. ... St. Antoine depicts complex intergenerational relationships with balance and sensitivity, and the novel includes one of the more unusual treasure hunts in children s books. Readers drawn to the understated jacket art will find plenty to enjoy here. Booklist "Three Bird Summer" will charm readers with its tale of a summer that is very different indeed. BookPage This chapter book will appeal to those readers who enjoy a realistic look at the joys and complications of contemporary family life. ... Told entirely from Adam s viewpoint, this coming-of-age story successfully captures the uncertainty and pitfalls of being neither child nor teenager as your world changes. Library Media Connection A charming and quiet mystery... It's a novel about wanting summer ot last forever and all those bittersweet young emotions. USA Today Anyone who appreciates memories of family vacations or summertime in general will enjoy the vivid imagery that fills Three Bird Summer."" Readers will fall into the story, almost as if they re actually spending the summer exploring Three Bird Lake with Adam and Alice. TIME for Kids 'Three Bird Summer' is filled with perfect moments of description. The writing is graceful and fluid. Adam himself is a likeable, thoroughly believable introvert... Partly a hymn to summer, part mystery, part coming-of-age story, 'Three Bird Summer' contains a satisfying number of plot twists and turns and a wonderful not-overly-neat resolution. The Boston Globe"
Audience: Children
For Ages: 9 - 11 years old
For Grades: 4 - 6
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 246
Published: 1st August 2014
Publisher: Candlewick Press,U.S.
Country of Publication: US
Dimensions (cm): 20.5 x 13.5 x 2.2
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The Eastchester Town Board's regular meeting is set for 8 p.m. April 3 in town hall, 40 Mill Road.
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