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- September 23, 2013
POLICE have reported a woman who allegedly left the scene of a crash between a car and motorcycle at Happy Valley overnight, leaving the rider injured.
The collision occurred at the intersection of Chandlers Hill and Candy roads about 8.15pm yesterday.
The car involved, a dark Hyundai Accent hatch, left the scene with front-end damage and the motorcyclist, a man in his 20s, was taken to Flinders Medical Centre for treatment of non life-threatening injuries.
South Coast police found the driver and impounded the car overnight.
This morning they reported the driver, an 18-year-old Happy Valley woman, for driving without due care and failing to render assistance following a crash.
She will be summonsed to appear in the Christies Beach Magistrates Court at a later date.


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life is fucked up and scary and i want us all to make it through and to never ever forget what we love
This was basically the exact thesis of my final presentation for one of my classes
life is fucked up and scary and i want us all to make it through and to never ever forget what we love
This was basically the exact thesis of my final presentation for one of my classes
my relationship to AVG is much like the general relationship to capitalism. it only makes its presence known to me in ways which make me feel like im not doing enough to optimize my experience and which remind me that it ultimately has control over the means by which i participate in my social world, and even though its continued operation depends on my consent, it's hard to find the time and energy to figure out an alternative that i can trust and make the necessary changes.
also, intellectually im skeptical about the seriousness of the dangers its supposed to be protecting me from but ive been exposed to enough horror stories over time to believe implicitly that those dangers are real.
There's this wonderful clerk named Antonio at the shell by my apt who calls me bonito and sometimes I stop to buy gum on my way to class just to be told how beautiful my eyes are.
today outside of work i was standing on one foot on a skateboard and i started feeling Not Real and someone came up to me and asked what i was doing so i said "smoking a cigarette, consuming the sun, and becoming god" then he gave me a hug and i said "who's god" and he said "you"
glad that 2013 was the year people turned their backs on sex positivity
all bow to the dialectic
*degenerates speech into parody of english and forgoes conjugation and tense to be quirky*
*has fun by participating innocently in popular forms of play in a completely voluntary community*
Giving your new girl a golden dress that kills her and your children and then loling at you as I ride away in the chariot of the sun god
It medea
so communism, socialism, capitalism walked into a bar
communism asked capitalism for a sip of its beer and capitalism threw the table over and said "its a nice idea but itd never work" then everybody ate their own ass. also stalin is the bartender???
remember kids capitalism is right :-)
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Written like a true Volunteer athlete.In response to blahblahblahman2003:
Congratulations on your research into Nobel Laureates. I stand by my comments, however. Are there some well spoken male athletes at UT? Of course. I'll wager it's a small percentage of them.As a graduate of our stellar university, I care how we are represented. There is indeed life before, during and after athletics. As such, players should have the capability of speaking as though they have an education. People of this state scream at the cost of tuition, but don't bat an eye at salaries paid to coaches. Hence, the "dumbing down" of our scholastic efforts.
Having lived in Gibbs Hall (as a non-athlete) for my entire undergraduate career at UT (save for one semester abroad), I can attest that many of our male athletes are well-spoken. Unfortunately these athletes play sports that have a free admittance fee and play games in front of half-empty facilities.
As for the comment about tuition, the athletic department is not funded by the state or the university; it is a private entity. Would I like to see some of the money donated to the Liberal Arts College or Music College? Certainly. But the donors want to donate their money to men's athletics and not the university programs. The donors wouldn't donate that money to the French program instead of athletics, so your notion that it's "dumbing down" the university's scholastic efforts falls flat.
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On the backside of the Beginner's Slabs, aka the Beginner's Backside. Starts up an obvious, nice, layback crack that turns to hands. Then it goes up the face past two bolts, to the anchor. Keith Brett gets credit for the clever name.
Look for the big flake crack for the start.
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Ball eager to open his account for Gulls after two blanks
Elliot Benyon may have to nurse his sore head at home on the English Riviera this weekend, but Torquay United's new loan signing Callum Ball believes his other strike partner Karl Hawley can help him to opening his scoring account, starting against Morecambe at the Globe Arena today.
Ball, from Derby County, has seen a goal disallowed for offside, hit the post and had a clutch of other near-misses in his two games for the Gulls so far – last Saturday's 1-1 draw against AFC Wimbledon and Tuesday's 1-0 Capital One Cup defeat at Swindon Town.
Benyon misses out today, after a brain scan revealed some bruising from his painful knock-out at the County Ground, so Ball and 31-year-old Hawley – who were both signed only last Thursday – look sure to start up front.
"It's great to have someone like Karl with you," said Ball, 20, who revealed that local rivals Exeter City had also inquired about him before his move to Plainmoor.
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"Everywhere I've been, at Derby and Coventry last season, I've had an experienced player around – they talk to you and help you through, and Karl is already doing that.
"I've gone close to scoring in the first two games, and hopefully I can get a goal for the club soon. We've certainly got plenty of wingers, and crosses into the box are what you want as a striker.
"Wimbledon and Swindon were the first two 90 minutes I've played this season – we started back early at Derby, but we were only playing
45 minutes in the friendlies.
"My match-fitness is coming now, but mentally to get that first goal in the league is important."
United manager Alan Knill was encouraged by the way Ball and Hawley started working together at Swindon, saying: "I'm certain we will score goals, especially once we are all up the same levels."
It is, of course, only early days, and United may carry the "work in progress" tag with them for a while yet.
Knill says: "Getting a first away win can be massive, but it doesn't really matter where it comes. Once you get that first win, things change – you feel like you're up and running.
"But we've already been stressing to the players that the first thing is to be hard to beat and if you don't lose, that's important."
The sums may be small-change compared with the multi-millions washing around the Premier League, but Knill stresses: "League Two is no different to any other league – finances dictate league positions, or they do a lot of the time.
"Bradford and Gillingham went up last season, as bigger clubs in this division. There are still some big clubs in this league now, and we all know who the big spenders are.
"But there are always clubs fighting to be surprise packets, and we like to think we're one of those."
Of Morecambe, Knill said: "We went to Morecambe and won at the end of last season, but that means little now.
"They beat Wolves in the week, and good luck to them. I watched the game on TV, and Morecambe were good.
"We have to plan for Morecambe at their best, but if we're at our best, it will be a good game."
The Shrimps boast a powerful and highly experienced defence and midfield, apart from one young player who might just turn out to be the best of the lot.
Welshman Ryan Williams, snapped up from Chester last year, scored the League Cup winner against Wolves on Tuesday night with a sumptuous free-kick, and he has the potential to go higher than League Two.
Torquay United (from): Rice, C Thompson; Tonge, Pearce, Downes, Nicholson, Chapell, Mansell, Harding, Bodin, Hawley, Ball, Cameron, Lathrope, Cruise, Yeoman, Sullivan, Craig, N Thompson, McKenzie, Hutchings.
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On Sunday afternoon, Lady Gaga went on a Twitter tirade against Madonna, Katy Perry, and her critics. This comes right after critics have described her latest single "Do What You Want" as insufferable. The poor sales, poor reviews, and just about everything else have finally driven Gaga over the borderline.
In the tweets, she first posted what people have been saying about her for the past couple of years. One tweet reads in all caps, "LADY GAGA IS A REDUCTIVE MADONNA COPY! SHE'S OVER NOW!" The former superstar then hashtags, "#WriteWhatUWant #SayWhatUWantBoutMe #ImNotSorry." She references Madonna's song "Human Nature."
Mother Monster then goes on to rip Katy Perry by saying it doesn't matter that "Roar" beat "Applause," because Gaga doesn't care about the charts anymore. "#UWontUseMyMind I write for the music not the charts," she claims. This is quite hypocritical coming from a woman who employed special tricks to get her song to the top of the charts.
A couple months back, Gaga had another Twitter tirade where she claimed Perez Hilton was trying to stalk her and that people were going to shoot her in the head. Perez Hilton and others claimed that drugs had finally gotten the worse of Gaga's brain. Let's hope she gets help soon.
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The book looks like a super man with tie trying to work his way on the wallstreet.
I did actually browsed the book and must say its entertaining.
The book talks about how not to loose money. Frankly, I didn't way any way to make money. As the saying goes you need to sweat (on road or at the terminal) to make it.
Anyways, if you wish to educate elders who are not much into finance this can be a good medium.
The best part is where it talks about importance of insurance.
Hope the above helps.
There particulary seems to be missing a flow with this book. If self study is a preferred option I should have flipped some more alternatives.
I would recommend borrowing friends book or better get some professional coaching done, its sufficiently competitive ahead to race with a single book.
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It seems somehow fitting that one of the last tasks credited to director Tony Scott before his tragic suicide last year was the remastering and IMAX 3-D conversion of "Top Gun," the slick, bombastic 1986 blockbuster that virtually defined action movies of the MTV era.
Movie review: 'Top Gun: An IMAX 3-D Experience'
With its thrusting, rock-infused musical score, its dizzying pace of rapid cuts and acrobatic camera shots, it betrays Scott's early grounding in quick, glossy commercials and music videos and stands as one of the first fusings of MTV-style editing techniques with big, blustery, high-concept action conventions. It's flickering eye candy, powered by pulsing jolts of adrenaline, without much in the way of story or characters to slow the relentless onslaught.
Looking at "Top Gun" today, it stands as a dubious relic of Hollywood's obsession with stimulation over storytelling, with star power over acting. Not that the movie business has abandoned those values. They're still alive today. But blowing "Top Gun" up to IMAX proportions is instructive because it so glaringly magnifies the movie's monumental mediocrities as well as its minor graces.
The razor-thin screenplay by Jim Cash and Jack Epps Jr. (said to be about 80 pages instead of the usual 120) is filled with shallow, cartoonish characters — starting with Tom Cruise's callow, cocky jet-jockey Maverick — uttering some of the dumbest dialogue imaginable ("I feel the need … the need for speed!"). Projecting it larger only seems to make it dumber.
The familiar story really doesn't merit synopsis. But along with a very fresh-faced Cruise the IMAX images show us startlingly young players such as Anthony Edwards as Maverick's fated wingman Goose, Val Kilmer as the Mav's maddening nemesis Iceman and Meg Ryan as the cute pilot groupie Carole. Kelly McGillis is lovely in the thankless role of Charlie, Cruise's civilian instructor/love interest.
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Are verb-like classes a code smell?
I thought Parser and Factorizer (Factorer?) were nouns. |
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Will loop constructs become obsolete?
@MarjanVenema In C#, Enumerable.Range(1, n).Select(i => arrayA[i]... /*...*/ arrayB[i]...). Basically, you can select (map) over the index, and not the items in the collection. |
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Will loop constructs become obsolete?
@FrustratedWithFormsDesigner The opposite could be argued: only when you actually need an index, should you use a for (though, mapi provides an index).
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Will loop constructs become obsolete?
btw: iterator pattern (ie. foreach) is in a slightly different category from filter/map constructs. It's still imperative. |
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Starting with BI / Data Analysis
BI/Data Analysis is basically applied statistics. The deep end of which is Machine Learning. If you're looking for the "Where to start" then there's always "Head First Data Analysis". The tools it highlights are what you would expect: Excel and R. |
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OOP, domain models, and the user
In the second approach, you'll often see a Customer class instead be represented as a Profile . As is with your example, the user/customer can view and manipulate their profile. It's not clear what you're trying to "deal with" though.
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Many games work in x^2 space so that distance calculations can avoid expensive sqrt operations. |
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Vectors are frequently implemented as linked lists and are O(n) remove because they have to seek to the item they're removing. Once there, they just replace the Next pointer with the Next of the element being removed.
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For clarification: the individual assigned to value never has a value other than the team? Or will the team will assign to individuals after they have triaged what gets assigned to their team? The latter makes perfect sense. |
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Side effect-free interface on top of a stateful library
As for your first example: rnd.next(10) producing different values every time does not have to do with immutability as much as it has to do with the definition of a function: functions must be 1-to-1. (+1 though, good stuff) |
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@SethBattin: That hasn't been done in years. |
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Matching users based on a series of questions
So why doesn't the solution you've tried work? Also, how do you get from (0,1,2) -> 4? What does that imply? If a category indicates a personality trait, why isn't it Boolean? Does the number represent a fuzzy membership? If so, what is the scale (4/5 seems really low)? I think the problem needs to be fleshed out a bit more before approaching the solution. |
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The Reactive Programming Coursera course started yesterday... you might be interested, so far it's fantastic. This topic was covered (though I'd have to re-check my notes for a suitable answer). |
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Software architecture map to aid cross team communication?
This is definitely a solution that could use solving, but imposing more process on developers is going to get lots of pushback. Perhaps inferring position on the map as a function of files touched/checked out in their local working set. |
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How can robots beat CAPTCHAs?
I've seen the scenario where the attacker loads a CAPTCHA from the target site into a "free" porn site. The BOT then transcribes the user's input into the target site's CAPTCHA. |
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Are VB.NET to C# converters actually compilers?
@Ramhound good point, but CSC/VBC produces IL which then needs to be compiled to machine executable instructions... |
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How bad is it to have two methods with the same name but different signatures in two classes?
If you're writing pure functions, (and there's increasingly more reason to do so) there's no functional difference between functions and values. Subsequently, there's increasingly less reason to force method names into verbs. |
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bad idea that might work: via reflection, check to see if the calling class implements a required interface and throw an exception if they don't. |
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Is an event loop just a for/while loop with optimized polling?
Event systems are implementations of the Observer pattern. Understanding the pattern should cement your understanding of events. No polling is required. |
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Why the most famous sites on the web are not all truly Single Page Applications?
@Mik378: Interesting. In that case, I don't see an obvious reason why not. Educate me: Is the concept of an SPA new? ie. would have been an option when facebook/linkedin were originally written? If not, there would be a migration cost. |


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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. (WAVY) - A robbery suspect got more than he bargained for when the victims fought back Sunday night.
According to Lou Thurston with the Newport News Police Department, officers responded to a call regarding a person with a gun in the 700 block of Shadwell Court just after 8 p.m.
Further investigation revealed two men were approached by a man who produced a handgun and demanded money. Both victims were struck in the head with the gun.
Thurston said the victims were able to fight back and detained the suspect, identified as Isaac Hawkins, 20, of Newport News until police arrived. As they detained Hawkins, a second suspect who appeared to be with Hawkins arrived on scene, but was chased off by the victims.
Hawkins was later transported to a local hospital after complaining of breathing difficulties. He has since been charged with two counts of robbery, two counts of use of a firearm in the commission of a felony and one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
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Caius Ballad
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- "A mysterious man with an ominous presence clashes with Lightning, and later Noel and Serah. Caius makes for an intimidating sight as he bears down upon his enemies, brandishing his massive blade with ease. His icy exterior makes it impossible for others to read him, let alone approach him."
- —Official Description
Caius Ballad (カイアス・バラッド, Kaiasu Baraddo?) is the main antagonist of Final Fantasy XIII-2 who also appears in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. Caius engages his fated rival, Lightning, in an endless battle in the realm of Valhalla, and follows his former protégé, Noel Kreiss, and Lightning's sister, Serah Farron, on their journey through time.
Having lived since before the War of Transgression, Caius was originally a Gran Pulse l'Cie charged with protecting the seeress Yeul. He is Yeul's immortal Guardian and seeks to end the suffering she sustains by being endlessly reincarnated by killing the goddess Etro.
In Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII Caius continues to serve as Yeul's Guardian, and he faces Lightning in battle once more.
- See also: Datalog/Significant Persons
Caius Ballad is the man Serah saw in her dream, fighting with Lightning. In 200 AF, he appears with Yeul in the village of Oerba, and attempts to administer justice for Serah and Noel's crime of changing history.
Noel seems to know this dark warrior, but is unsettled to have encountered Caius in that time period.
Caius Ballad is a former l'Cie and the immortal Guardian of the seeress, Yeul.
Everything this man has done for the past several centuries has been for the purpose of freeing his charge from her curse of eternal reincarnation. If he can kill the goddess and send the artificial Cocoon plummeting into Pulse, the resulting flood of volatile chaos through Etro's Gate would shatter the boundary between Valhalla and the mortal realm. Life and death would cease to hold meaning, and Yeul's cruel fate would finally be undone. Or so Caius believes...
- See also: Fragment/Crimson Memories
Helmwige's NightshadeEdit
Caius, the peerless hero celebrated in Paddra legend, was a Guardian, appointed to serve and protect the seeress. The sagas sung of his countless victories, of foes vanquished in the thousands. He was called 'Caius of the Ballads,' but despite his renown, none knew his true origin.
He took the name 'Ballad' because of the one battle that nearly killed him.
The foe was a fellow warrior of the Farseers. Overwhelmed by the strength and skill of his opponent, Caius was driven back and back, until it was only a matter of time before the final blow would fall. But their duel was interrupted by an enemy attack, and during the ensuing battle Caius's opponent gave his life defending the seeress. Caius believed that it was he who should have fallen in her defense. Thus, to honor the fallen warrior, he took his name.
Appearance and PersonalityEdit
- "Oblivion is the fate of all things."
- —Caius to Lightning
Caius is a tall, slender, and muscular man with light bronze skin and purple eyes. He has long purple hair adorned with feathers and tribal beads, and he wears a long, purple and black headband. Caius's form-fitting black and purple armor resembles Bahamut and he wears dark boots lined with white fur. The Etro script on Caius's armor translates to: "Undying Witness of Infinite Fate". It is said the eye on the hilt of Caius's sword is the eidolith capable of summoning Bahamut, a gift from Etro when he served as a l'Cie. Caius can perform an incarnate summoning, which allows him to fuse with Bahamut and become Chaos Bahamut. In his alternate form, he appears as Bahamut does in Final Fantasy XIII, only with a darker color scheme.
Caius is an all-powerful warrior of equal strength to Lightning. Being immortal, he has gained knowledge of every possible scenario in the timeline and uses it to his advantage. He is described as calm, and he rarely displays emotions, making it difficult for others to tell what his thoughts or intentions are. Noel describes Caius as someone who prefers to personally take action instead of having others do the dirty work for him, and says Caius is like "the calm before the storm" as he may appear silent until seeing a weakness in his enemies, and once he does, he will expose it without mercy. Once Caius's goals are revealed he becomes more emotional and filled with rage as he is ultimately a man consumed by sorrow and anguish.
Early LifeEdit
Born prior to the War of Transgression, Caius is a member of the Farseers, the oldest tribe on Gran Pulse. The Farseers were led by a seeress Paddra Nsu-Yeul, who was gifted with the Eyes of Etro and thus able to see changes in the timeline and make prophecies of the future. Caius was made a l'Cie after killing Yeul's previous Guardian, after which he assumed the role. One day, Caius dueled with a formidable fellow warrior of the Farseers. Overwhelmed by his opponent's strength and skill, Caius was driven back until an enemy army invaded Paddra looking for the seeress, interrupting the duel before the final blow could be dealt. In Yeul's defense, Caius's opponent sacrificed himself to protect her.
Believing he should have been the one to die, Caius honored the fallen warrior by taking on his last name, 'Ballad'. To protect Yeul himself, Caius performed an incarnate summon to destroy the enemy forces, a skill that let him become one with his Eidolon but would cost him his life. Etro was moved by Caius's dedication and freed Caius from his fate as a l'Cie and infused her heart, the Heart of Chaos, into his body, making him immortal so he could protect every incarnation of Yeul until the end of time. Although given as an act of benevolence, Caius would eventually see his eternal life as a curse due to the madness he would have to endure.
The city of Paddra was destroyed in a civil war that broke out due to the seeress's prophecy of its fall, and Yeul cast away her role as the leader of Paddra. Her followers became nomads, and Caius was always by her side as her eternal Guardian. Whenever a Yeul would die a new one would be born and replace the old one. Though essentially the same, Caius saw each incarnation of Yeul for her uniqueness as he committed every one of Yeul's prophecies to memory while forced to witness her death countless times. Caius is slowly driven mad and longs for both himself and Yeul to be released from the cycle.
Final Fantasy XIII-2Edit
- "I shall remember your pain. It will be carved in my heart. Together with the memories of every other Yeul, cursed to die this way."
- —Caius to Yeul after her death in Augusta Tower in 200 AF
Starting in 3 AF, Caius watches over Noel and Serah's progress alongside different incarnations of Yeul. Noel and Serah are time travelers who seek a way to Valhalla to reunite with Serah's sister Lightning, and prevent a bleak future, but every change in the timeline they make causes Yeul to witness the changes, shortening her lifespan. As a seeress she is forbidden from influencing the timeline to save herself, and Caius, as her Guardian, follows suit.
In 200 AF, Caius reveals himself to Noel and Serah during their visit to Oerba. Noel mistakes Caius for the one he once knew in 700 AF, although this is still in Caius's future. As Yeul had told him of Serah and Noel's actions across time, believing them to have been the cause of the temporal anomalies that threaten the timeline, Caius states his intention to punish them, but before he can deal the final blow Yeul intervenes, saying time has already been changed. Caius tells her they should leave to not see the future any further, opening a portal for the two of them to depart through.
Caius takes Yeul to the Augusta Tower upon her request, and allows her to meet with Noel and Serah in private and reveal his nature as her immortal Guardian. Yeul gives them an artefact that opens a Time Gate to the Proto fal'Cie Adam, and tells Serah and Noel they have the power to restore the timeline. Noel and Serah set out to change the future, and the subsequent change in the timeline causes Yeul to have another vision, which kills her. Caius laments on how her life was short, and carries away her body.
Two-hundred years later in the city of Academia, Noel and Serah are surrounded by countless Cie'th and are approached by Caius, who claims they were killed in the Augusta Tower after having learned of the "forbidden history", and because they stand before him alive and well, he accuses the two of being paradoxes. Noel finds Caius's behavior to be unlike him, and Noel and Serah pursue Caius throughout the city, learning from a Yeul who perishes after an attack from Zenobia that the Caius they were chasing was not the real Caius, and that he was never in the city.
By 700 AF, Caius is among the last remaining humans in the world and Noel is born in the Farseer tribe. Seeing that Noel is the one with the potential to free him from his curse, Caius takes the boy under his wing to serve as Yeul's protector. If everything goes according to Caius's plan, Noel will destroy the Heart of Chaos inside of him and kill Etro. Without the goddess, the chaos of the Unseen World will break free and flow into the physical world, ceasing the flow of time and freeing Yeul.
Upon learning Noel had defeated a Behemoth Caius acknowledges he is ready to become the one true Guardian, and tells Noel he must kill him just as Caius had once killed his predecessor. Refusing to succeed him that way, Noel tells Caius about his plan of going on a journey with Yeul to find other people so she will not be lonely anymore, but Caius says it is a futile dream.
After revealing his death and Etro's demise are the only way Yeul can be saved Noel's continued refusal to kill him drives Caius to force Noel to the point where he has to fight. Defeating Noel, Caius sees the boy is not strong enough kill him as he is now. Caius leaves for Valhalla after telling Noel that Yeul's feelings over his actions mean nothing to him, as his only goal is that she will be free upon Etro's death. With the Heart of Chaos, Caius finds his way to the Unseen Realm of Valhalla where Etro resides, this being the first time he abandons Yeul as her Guardian.
From Valhalla, a realm without time or death, Caius sees every era and every possibility in the timeline. While he cannot time travel, he sends messages to his past self from the Unseen Realm. Using the knowledge of foresight he has obtained over the centuries Caius creates a series of paradoxes to shape the timeline and create the right circumstances to execute his plan to force Etro's Gate to open so the chaos of Valhalla can enter Gran Pulse. As elaborated in Final Fantasy XIII-2 Ultimania Omega, Caius is aware his creating paradoxes across the timeline shortens Yeul's life, but his plan is to destroy the world in a way that minimizes the adverse effects his time-changing has on her.
As explained in Final Fantasy XIII-2 Ultimania Omega, when Serah and Noel solve the paradoxes the possibilities of the future broaden, but Caius proceeds to cut them down. As Caius's desire is to reduce the number of possibilities for the future to the point where only the world's inevitable destruction remains, he allows Serah and Noel to solve the paradoxes, because the world is still heading to its doom. Caius knows the world will end in 700 AF anyway, and wants to ease Yeul's suffering by destroying the world sooner than it is meant to happen.
While Caius's plans across the timeline are unraveling, he is simultaneously trying to kill Etro as she sleeps in her shrine. The goddess is being protected by Lightning, a warrior who was brought to Valhalla by waves of chaos and became Etro's champion. Unknown to both, the battle they wage in Valhalla is an endless loop, continuing for an eternity.
Back in the Dying World Yeul dies in Noel's arms and passes on to Valhalla. Noel believes he is the last human in the world, and prays to Etro to give him the power of chaos to follow Caius to Valhalla. Caius lays Yeul's lifeless body to rest in the waters off Valhalla's shore and she disperses into light. A saddened Caius asks if she never asked for this kind of eternity. He sees Yeul's implanted vision of the crystallized Cocoon crashing into Gran Pulse and Etro's shrine.
Caius summons a swarm of Pantopoda and other Rift Beasts to challenge Lightning to a battle. Caius's army is countered by her summoned army of monsters and Eidolons. As Lightning and Caius meet face-to-face, he grabs Lightning's gunblade and aims it at his Heart of Chaos which begins to glow. When Lightning backs away in shock, Caius transforms into Chaos Bahamut and sends Lightning flying over Valhalla. Lightning remounts Odin and she and Caius continue their duel. Noel falls from the sky of Valhalla through Etro's Gate, the goddess having answered his prayer.
Lightning saves Noel and Caius emerges as Chaos Bahamut and continues to engage her in an aerial dogfight over Valhalla and summons a meteor above Etro's shrine. Lightning asks Noel to bring her sister, Serah, to Valhalla, and sends him through a Time Gate to New Bodhum in 3 AF, where Noel and Serah will begin their quest to find Lightning and save the future as travelers through time.
Learning of Lightning's gambit, Caius takes advantage of Alyssa Zaidelle, whose extended life is a paradox, in Academia 4XX AF. Caius has Alyssa give a booby-trapped artefact to Noel and Serah, and when the two use the artefact to open a Time Gate they get separated in the Historia Crux and end up somewhere within the Void Beyond. Caius pursues Noel first, stabbing him in the back to release Noel's chaos before placing him in a dream world where Noel relives his past. Caius creates an illusion of Yeul to talk to Serah before personally engaging her in battle.
Caius admits he is impressed by Serah's strength and reveals how Etro's interference with the events of the Day of Ragnarok caused a time distortion that cut Yeul's life short. Caius impales Serah releasing her chaos as she enters her dream world. Believing himself free from the time travelers' interference, Caius continues his battle against Lightning in Valhalla.
Catching her off guard after she sees a vision of Serah dying, Caius strikes Lightning down and she is swallowed by chaos. Yeul's spirit summons Caius to fight Lightning in both his human and Chaos Bahamut forms, but Lightning emerges victorious. Caius goes to Academia 500 AF to enact a mass genocide of the new Cocoon's populace to force Etro's Gate to open. Final Fantasy XIII-2 Ultimania Omega scenario interview with Toriyama and Watanabe reveals that Academia 500 AF was so badly affected by chaos that Caius was able to enter there from Valhalla.
Serah and Noel escape their respective dream worlds and pursue Caius to Academia 500 AF where they catch up to him atop an airship piloted by Sazh Katzroy. Caius is impressed by Serah's determination to change the future despite not surviving to see it due to being a seeress like Yeul. Caius remarks Noel would have made a worthy Guardian and says everything he ever did, he did for Yeul. Believing the Yeuls being born only to die young is meaningless and cruel, Caius reaffirms he will stop at nothing to free them even if reality itself must be destroyed to achieve it. Caius transforms into Chaos Bahamut and flies into a wormhole that opens in the sky.
Noel and Serah follow Caius into the wormhole and emerge in Valhalla where the battle continues on the beach. Noel attempts to convince Caius Yeul continued to be reborn out of her own will to see him again, but Caius refuses to listen. Caius uses the chaos of Valhalla to transform into Jet Bahamut that launches a ball of fire at Noel and Serah sending them falling into a bottomless abyss beneath Valhalla's waves of chaos. The two are saved by Lightning, who sends them to the battlefield where the two defeat Jet Bahamut, along with his supporters, Garnet Bahamut and Amber Bahamut.
Having lost the final battle, a weakened Caius returns to his human form. He tells Noel that if it is his fault Yeul keeps being reborn, he must be killed for her sake. When Noel refuses, Caius attempts to provoke him by claiming he had killed Lightning. He says that since time does not flow in Valhalla as it should, the "things that shall happen" in their future have "already been decided" in his past, and he knows how their encounter will end. Caius provokes Noel by attacking Serah. Noel disarms Caius and lunges at him with his sword. Though Noel stops himself from killing Caius at the last second, Caius forces Noel's blade through his chest, destroying the Heart of Chaos (Given to Caius by Etro when he first showcased his dedication to protecting Yubel). The energy within the heart explodes and Caius fades away.
As revealed in the secret ending, "The Goddess is Dead", a revived Caius sits on Etro's throne in the Void Beyond. Though the Heart of Chaos was destroyed, hinted in the Final Fantasy XIII-2 Ultimania scenario interview, Caius has obtained a new form of immortality as he became one with the chaos itself since the many incarnations of Yeul desired his continued existence. From Etro's throne, Caius watched Noel and Serah's journey, stating they have been playing to his goal from the beginning as even their actions on alternate timelines had all converged and concluded with one moment: Etro's death. Telling Yeul they are free of their respective curses and can begin anew in a world without Etro, Caius releases the chaos to commence the end of time.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIIIEdit
- "Very well. Do your best, hunter of souls. Cleave the evil from me, and save me - if you can."
- —Caius to Lightning
After Etro's death, the balance between the Mortal and Unseen Worlds was destroyed, and the Chaos of Valhalla bled into Gran Pulse merging the two realms into a new world known as Nova Chrysalia, where people no longer age and cannot have children. For the next 500 years, Caius resides in what remains of Etro's Temple in the Wildlands from which the Chaos has been flowing. Though his only company is the various incarnations of Yeul, Caius still suffers due to his new existence as a personification of the Chaos he unleashed upon the world.[1].
When Lightning visits the temple, Caius appears before her and calls her a mere "hunter of souls", and strikes her with his power. Lightning pursues him through the ruins and is assisted by the many incarnations of Yeul who wish for Caius to be freed from his suffering.[2] Once defeated by Lightning, Caius stabs himself and shows her he is beyond salvation. He explains that Yeul had bound him to the dying world, a husk housing Chaos, as her incarnations are not of one mind: some desiring his prolonged suffering to end while others wish him to remain by their side. When Lightning asks him if he intends to sacrifice himself as atonement for bringing about the end of the world, Caius demands her to leave and disappears.
During Nova Chrysalia's final moments after Bhunivelze's defeat, Caius appears to Lightning and her friends alongside the many incarnations of Yeul he had protected throughout the centuries. Caius says there still needs to be a god to protect and save the dead in Etro's place, and the Yeuls declare their intent to become the new Etro to maintain the new world. As Noel protests the Yeuls' decision, Caius grabs him by the throat. He asks if Noel wishes to take their place in the Unseen Realm, and when Noel complies, Caius lets the last incarnation of Yeul leave with Noel to the new world while he remains with the other Yeuls to be consumed in Nova Chrysalia's destruction.
Creation and DevelopmentEdit
Caius's armor was designed by Yusuke Naora, who also designed Serah's and Noel's outfits. Naora's design was chosen after several designs from various members of the development team were drawn and compared to select the best one (similar to Mog).[3] Naora was inspired by Yoshitaka Amano for the look of Caius's armor and accessories — Leon from Final Fantasy II was particularly inspiring.
According to lead writer, Daisuke Watanabe, Caius is a unique villain in the Final Fantasy series due to his main objective being to save Yeul, as opposed to trying to destroy the world, and how nothing will stop him from reaching his goal. Thus Caius doesn't necessarily appear as a "bad" person, and he was made to come across as a bewildering enemy to players.[4]
Caius's Japanese voice actor is Hiroshi Shirokuma, while his English voice actor is Liam O'Brien.
Caius shares his English voice actor, Liam O'Brien, with Red XIII from the Compilation of Final Fantasy VII, Kain Highwind from the 3D remake version of Final Fantasy IV and Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy, and Cu Chaspel from Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: Ring of Fates.
Musical ThemesEdit
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- Main article: Caius's Theme
"Caius's Theme", composed by Naoshi Mizuta, is a prominent theme in Final Fantasy XIII-2, it and its variations playing whenever Caius appears. "Caius's Theme" is included in "Promise to the Future", "Endless Paradox", and the "Closing Credits".
The song is reused in Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, variations of it used in "Almighty Bhunivelze" and "Credits ~Light Eternal~"
Final Fantasy XIII-2Edit
- See also: Caius Ballad (Final Fantasy XIII-2 Boss)
- See also: Chaos Bahamut (Final Fantasy XIII-2)
- See also: Jet Bahamut
Even in his human form, Caius can cast powerful magic and use chaos to suit his needs and assume the form of Chaos Bahamut, and later that of Jet Bahamut.
In his human form, Caius is fought by Serah and Noel five times: in Oerba 200 AF, the Void Beyond, Dying World, Academia 500 AF, and Valhalla.
As Chaos Bahamut, Caius is fought by Lightning in Valhalla in the prologue, and by Noel and Serah in Academia 500 AF.
With the Paradox Scope activated, defeating Caius will trigger various paradox endings.
If the three battles against Caius activated by the Paradox Scope are counted separately from the six times he is fought during the story and during the "Requiem of the Goddess" DLC, Caius holds the record of being the most recurring boss in a single Final Fantasy game, with a grand total of nine battles. The number increases to thirteen if one counts the four battles against Chaos Bahamut and Jet Bahamut. The second most recurring boss is Final Fantasy X-2's Ormi, with seven battles.
Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIIIEdit
- Main article: Caius Ballad (Lightning Returns Boss)
Caius has lost his ability to perform an incarnate summoning, but can still summon Bahamut like a regular l'Cie.
Other AppearancesEdit
Final Fantasy Airborne BrigadeEdit
- Main article: Caius Ballad (Airborne Brigade)
- Main article: Chaos Bahamut (Airborne Brigade)
Caius is a boss appearing both as a regular Esper class battle during the holiday event "Chaos Bahamut Attacks!", and as an area boss in Academia (Day) and Academia (Night).
Final Fantasy Trading Card GameEdit
Caius appears in the Japan-exclusive Final Fantasy trading card game published by Square Enix.
Final Fantasy XIII-2 |
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Caius is an alternate spelling of Gaius, a common Roman given name. It was a praenomen of many famous Romans throughout history, including Julius Caesar, and through his line, Augustus Caesar and Caligula, Gaius Cassius Longinius (a leading conspirator in Julius Caesar's assassination), and Gaius Cornelius Tacitus, the famous historian. Coincidentally, a villain from Final Fantasy XIV uses this alternative spelling for his given name.
Caius's name means "to be sorry" in Russian (Я каюсь), possibly a reference to how he feels apologetic for the fate of Yeul and wants to save her.
The name Caius could be a direct or indirect reference to "chaos", for reasons related to his persona and/or attacks.
Caius's last name, Ballad, could come from the French world "ballade", which means either a little song, or a poetic form. A ballad is characterized by describing unusual events; "divine" powers are frequently mentioned in them, which may allude to how Caius has massive power and is immortal.
- Caius's Sword, the Revenge of Chaos, is a weapon in Final Fantasy Airborne Brigade and Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII.
- During a scene in Valhalla's shade, Caius and Serah are seen back to back, similar to a scene featuring him and Lightning during their battle in Valhalla, and also similar to his debut appearance in the game's first trailer.
- Caius putting Yeul to rest in the ocean in Valhalla at the start of Final Fantasy XIII-2 mirrors the scene where Cloud rests Aerith in the lake in the Forgotten Capital in Final Fantasy VII.
- Caius freezing time while fighting Serah is reminiscent of the fight between Squall and Ultimecia in Dissidia Final Fantasy.
- In the bestiary, Caius is listed under the section "Protector", rather than "Guardian".
- Some people in Academia 4XX AF claim they've seen "a man in black armor and a girl with green eyes" on the city's outskirts, referring to Caius and Yeul. A boy who claims this says the man must be "a bad guy", as only "bad guys" wear black.
- When asked if Hope knows Caius in a Live Trigger scene in the Yaschas Massif 1X AF, he recalls reading about a man with the name of Paddra Ballad-Caius.
- In the "Requiem of the Goddess" DLC, Caius changes between Commando, Ravager, and Medic roles, Lightning's primary paradigm roles in Final Fantasy XIII.
- Caius was voted as "Best Villain" in Game Informer's 2012 RPG of the Year Awards.[5]
- Caius is both the first boss and the final boss, similarly to Garland, the villain of the first Final Fantasy. Caius is also similar to Garland as he appeared in the Dissidia series by using a large blade and fighting Lightning.
- ↑ http://www.siliconera.com/2013/11/15/lightning-returns-final-fantasy-xiii-interview-snow-ffxiii-heroes-changed/#lHKBpuZ7bPHZ1Het.99
- ↑ http://www.novacrystallis.com/2013/09/this-weeks-famitsu-has-more-lightning-returns-details/
- ↑ http://www.novacrystallis.com/2011/09/final-fantasy-xiii-2-interview-with-director-motomu-toriyama-and-battle-director-yusuke-matsui/
- ↑ The Complete Official Guide to FINAL FANTASY XIII-2 (Piggyback Interactive), p318
- ↑ http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/archive/2012/12/25/2012-rpg-of-the-year-awards.aspx?PostPageIndex=2


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Lovely seafood and friendly people. Location is ideal and the price is right. Make a great margarita (or two).
Lovely seafood and friendly people. Location is ideal and the price is right. Make a great margarita (or two).
it is a short walk 25 mins from st regis and very nice fresh fish served local style. and affordable too!
Visited with family group. Great restaurant and wonderful ceviche: pulpo, shrimp, fish. Located next to the water. Not too spicey.
we just got back from tino's & had a great afternoon there. salvador, the host, greeted us on arrival & asked where we would like to sit. we chose a table on the beach w/umbrella. there were really nice breezes, which was good as it was an extremely hot day. i ordered shrimp on a whole avacado w/1000 isle dressing... More
We could not ask for a better place to have lunch after our weeding. Salvador ( manager) and the staff prepared a table right on the beach and served the order food right when we arrived. All my fruends and family members enjoyed very much and we had a great time. The best ceviche i have ever had. The price... More
A long day in Las Caletas and much hunger as we returned to Punta de Mita. Tried Tino's just because it is where the taxi dropped us off. All of our party were ready to chow down. Were were greeted very nicely by the captain who gave us a nice table on the beach. D and H ordered fajitas con... More
Watch the ocean, birds, fishermen ... and enjoy your seafood. I was apprehensive to see shrimp in bechamel and almond sauce as the "special" - it was exquisite. My friend equally enjoyed his diablo shrimp, and buckets of beer disappeared with no problem at all.
Unpretentious place on the water in Punta Mita. Reasonably priced. Friendly staff. Solid food selection and quality. Some local folks walking around to sell stuff but not in your face about it
We had been going to la laguna for 15 years but first time in punta mita not such a good experience .place was not bussy food come drinks come all on one shot fish showed was not the the right kilo and they were told easy on the salt did not hapened tino you must make changes ...bill Not a... More
Decent, average meal - nothing great. Service was slow, the fish wasn't bad but wasn't memorable. Dessert was the best part. I imagine normally the views would be great, but it was rainy and a bit chilly when we went.
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