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I absolutly love the Shinigami Eyes that let you see monster's health. While i'v only unlocked it for human so far it's really motivated me to get certin packs and catch' em all.
(Yes, I am coining the phrase Shinigami eyes. )
Like everyone else so far, it seems, I like the MM...I think its a fun way to add a new dimension to existing content, not just churn out another layer of quests and raise the level cap by 3.
That being said, ultimately you're just paying for the ability to see HP, thats all you really get out of it long-term. The XP is negligible, and everything else is cosmetic or one-time consumables. Especially since they went from TP to AS as major rewards.
I always thought each MM should, really, give you slightly more TP for totally completing it than it costs to purchase. Or at least break even, so you can buy it during Discount Days and come out ahead It'd be a loss leader...you give the MM away, essentially, but people will spend more TP chasing the MM objectives...or at least will have less TP in their savings, and will have to pay for TP if another good sale comes along...
Or even better, have some of the character-based milestones reward TP, so (much like 100 favor milestones), you could earn them over every time you TR or roll up an alt. I'd definitely buy some MMs if it kicked me back 15 TP every now and then...
But in the current incarnation, I'm not interested, unfortunately, in paying 500 TP or whatever just for a grip of Astral Shards and the ability to see Minotaur HP...
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Almost-never-played-alts: Arquera - Chapolin - Fabber - Herweg - Mecanico - Tenma
I want DDO to be a better game. Those are my personal suggestions on: Ammunition, Archmage, Combat Stances, Deities, Dispel Magic, Epic Destiny Map, Fast Healing, Favor, Favored Enemy, Half-elf Enhancements, Monk Kensai, Monk Stances, Past Life, Potency, Potions, Ranger Spells, Summons, Tiered Loot.
For me, it is much, much more then any reward. When I used to play PnP way back in the day, I always enjoyed reading the MM entries on some new monster I have encountered for the first time. Gave more flavor and depth to the game as a whole.
With our MM, those entries/stats are filled in a bit at a time the more we encounter them and again, it gives me more flavor and depth to the game. I love that and hope they do more for that fact alone.
One change or something I wish they could have done different is take the Named monsters out of the MM and make a Fiend Folio and placed the named MOBs there.
I have found it enjoyable doing the "pokemon" thing and finding all the names/types for my account deeds.
I am really disappointed though, in that some of them can't be completed for names/types because plain and simple there are not enough of that type even ingame yet, I think there were only 5 monster types maybe that couldn't be completely finished for account deeds.
Though there are alot of "bugged" named stuff that doesn't show on the list after being killed, hopefully they will get those fixed. I reported all the ones I found not counting, but it will take years to get them to work properly I'm sure.
I'll go through my list, but yeah bugbears couldnt without 3 I think from CC, mephits was 4 short, elf and halfling were short also. I know some elves/halflings were not being counted but even with them, I'm pretty positive without being logged in those were the ones still not completable. Well, atleast for me, I do keep a list where I killed things to, and wiki was help also.
Bugbears needs Crystal Cove to be completed since Crooktooth only gives the Fiendish Lion kill. If Crooktooth gave both racial kills, then Crystal Cove would be like the Skeletons in Mabar, just icing on top.
Elves and Halflings don't have enough unique mobs to make the Hunter achievable.
It looks like Mephits are also unachievable even if all Mephit types worked properly.
I seem to be missing 10 Zombies and 20 WF. I haven't heard others really complain about those missing, so I don't know if it's just me or not.
I think Gargoyles are only achievable if you include Mabar's Night Gargoyles.
As for the last book, I'm not sure if all the entries are achievable. Fire Elementals, like most Elemental entries, are bugged category, although it appears Earth is fixed now. Dwarf might be like the Elves and Halflings, where the Hunter number can not be achieved yet, but I haven't really farmed for dwarves either. I think, but can't verify, that all the others in the last MM are achievable.
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SEATTLE — A Seattle-area woman accused of placing for adoption impoverished Cambodian children who were not orphans has been sentenced to 18 months in prison.
Lauryn Galindo pleaded guilty to money laundering and visa fraud for lying about the background of children who she placed for adoption through Seattle International Adoptions Inc., reported the Seattle Post-Intelligencer yesterday.
She and her sister, Lynn Devin, operated the adoption agency out of Mercer Island, Wash., where Miss Devin's home is located and where the two women arranged about 800 adoptions.
Galindo also must forfeit $1.4 million in equity in her home on the Hawaiian island of Kauai, the cash value of her Jaguar and other assets, as well as pay nearly $68,000 in restitution to seven families for whom she arranged adoptions, the Post-Intelligencer said.
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Ray Morris, 38, came down from his perch on top of Behind Closed Doors yesterday morning after staying in a tent there since the previous Saturday.
"I can't stress enough that I am not promoting porn," Mr. Morris said. "I'm promoting the idea of choice. Everyone has a right to choose whether they want to enter these stores."
Local residents are gathering signatures in a petition drive to force a grand jury to investigate whether Behind Closed Doors and another store, Priscilla's, are promoting obscenity by selling sex products.
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KAYSVILLE — One of the beauties of baseball is that, from one day to the next, you never really quite know what to expect.
Pitchers can get in an unhittable groove. Hitters can run hot or cold. Defenses can win or lose a game. The sport's unpredictable nature is one of many things that makes it maddeningly popular.
So, one day after bludgeoning Fremont by a score of 13-0, Davis High found itself locked in a scoreless deadlock with the Silver Wolves through the first 4 1/2 innings of Thursday's rematch.
And that's when two staples of the game — great pitching and timely hitting — came through for the Darts.
The timely hitting was provided by first baseman Jackson Peacock, who sliced a bases-loaded double to right field that brought home the game's first — and, as it turned out, last — three runs in the bottom of the fifth inning.
"That's just him; he's Mr. Clutch," Davis pitcher Zac Fuller said of Peacock. "He's an animal."
That's all the support Fuller needed, as the senior right-hander struck out the side in the sixth inning, then pitched his way out of a two-on, one-out jam in the seventh to preserve the league leaders' 3-0 Region 1 victory.
"He did a great job," Davis head coach Dave Leo, who made a quick trip to the mound when Fremont threatened in the seventh, said of Fuller. "... I'll tell you what, he would've shot me if I'd have took him out.
"I went out there and I said, 'The only thing I've got to say is, I don't care about these guys on base. I don't care; just get the next two batters out.' He was tough today.
"This is a complete turnaround from yesterday," Leo said of Wednesday's lopsided 13-0 win over the Wolves. "... This game scares me, and I'll tell you why: Yesterday doesn't matter. You've got to do it all over again today. ... I've got two jobs — to order the bus and to worry."
Gage Cook started the Darts' decisive fifth-inning rally with a leadoff single. Fuller and Bronson Larsen then drew back-to-back walks off Fremont southpaw Taylor Kranendonk, who had done a great job of keeping the Davis hitters off balance up to that point.
That loaded the bases, and Peacock made the Silver Wolves pay by driving a ball deep into the right-field corner, plating all three runners. Peacock got thrown out at third trying the stretch the hit into a triple, but the damage was already done for Davis (17-2, 6-0 Region 1).
"That kid has never hit a ball down the right-field line in his life. He never has," Leo said of Peacock, who did not play baseball last year as a junior after tearing a ligament in his wrist while playing football as a sophomore, an injury which eventually required two surgeries. "He'll drive it to center. He'll drive it to the power alleys. He'll go to left-center. ... He has just been on fire all year.
"He's been great all year long for us, and he missed a year. He just lived in the (batting) cage all year long and he got it back. He's a great defensive first baseman, and he's pitched for me this year, too."
Peacock was just glad to contribute, especially after the Darts wasted two-out doubles in each of the first three innings.
"We needed to get our first couple on and then be able to make some plays and get some people in," Peacock said. "Coach Leo's a nice guy, but I have hit a couple balls to right field.
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Alfred Kazin, the celebrated literary critic and Brownsville native, fondly remembers his visits to the branch in his classic memoir Walker in the City: In the long peaceful reading room there were storybook tiles over the fireplace deep and covered wooden benches on each side of it where I read my way year after year from every story of King Alfred the Great to Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
Today the branch serves both adults and children, although many of the features that distinguished the branch as a place for children remain. Built with funds donated by Andrew Carnegie and designed by architect William B. Tubby in the Jacobethan style, some of the original architectural details still remain, including the Rookwood storybook tiles of the fireplace and the original carved wooden benches with rabbit-head finials.
The branch's current neighbors include the Van Dyke, Tilden, Brownsville, Howard and Seth Low Houses. Its patrons are now primarily African American with a significant West Indian population, and the branch serves the children of several local schools and day care centers.
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Re: Slightly pathetic that theres never been LGBT characters in ST
There's always been a sense that Malcolm is internally conflicted. He's carrying the weight of tradition within his family, and the stigma of pursuing a different career. Everything must be done properly, whether its rules and regulations, or writing famous last words in personal logs and letters. As much as I disliked Section 31 being inserted into the show, establishing its presence before the Federation ever existed, it added another internal conflict for Malcolm to deal with. Personally, I don't need to know every little detail of a character's life to appreciate that character.
But let's say Malcolm had been revealed as gay. What does that do to the character's internal conflict? Is it the only thing he's not conflicted about? Is the only time he's comfortable with anybody is when he's bedding them? I wouldn't believe that with even a straight character. Would we want Malcolm to also be conflicted about being gay?
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I am involved with a rescue, it is very hard and rewarding work all at the same time.
What Beauty's Haven Farm and Equine Rescue does is go so far beyond their calling, with forty horses they are in my opinion the best. The dedication, love, devotion and the endless time and care that goes into taking care of these injured souls Is far beyond what is asked. I wish the level of stars went to 100, I would surely give them that.
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Horsesisters is the best Rescue I know of. They not only help horses in need, they help children in need also a great bond. Horses are great healers and need to do what they are good at As for the children healing makes them better people and the responsibility of learning how to take care of horses is a great teacher.
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Alejandro ("Alex") Cedeno, Vice President of Global Innovation, MWV
Alex, stop now, it's hurting. You're hurting me, Alex. Alex. ALEX. Stop. Look, it's gone all red now. Please shave it off before next time.
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He looks like he hasn't slept in a week, because he constantly engages in 'sexual relations' with anything that has a pulse.
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- Anonymous said...
This is what happened when William H Macy and Gauis Balthar from BSG had "sexual relations"
- 6 November 2009 at 18:21
- Enn said...
The beard is to conceal the HUGE DENT in his left cheek.
Or wait, it's not just his cheek. It's like all the food and water exclusively nourishes the right side of his face, so the left side is left to starve like a third world orphan. I'd like to make a donation.
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A cautionary tale of what happens when you leave Procter and Gamble. Delusion reigns. Alex Cedeno - Executive, now that is funny!
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how does that song go? "I'm to sexy for my cat, ...."
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what? no more elephant tie?
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This is just like being in the pub with his mates! Who all hate him.
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You probably didn't think that scribbling was an art, or even needed to be taught.
Well…let me surprise you…
Once I saw Julie Johnson's scribble art, I knew I had to jump at the chance to take her first online class, through Jeanne Oliver's creative network. Julie and I had been in some online classes before this, and I have always loved her work. I knew this would be awesome…and it was!
My first drawings of the class…contour and continuous line drawings were the first assignments. Love the looseness of the line, and learning to hold the pen farther back (less control, but more scribbly!)
I had to do a few self portraits…trying out different papers and different pens.
I worked quite a bit in my old abandoned Moleskine journal…
It is starting to fill up with continuous line drawings… I was sitting out in the backyard one afternoon, just enjoying the birds, cats and drawing exercise.
The point was, just care about the lines, and not picking up your pen…not about accuracy or perfection. Boy, was this fun!!! AND relaxing!
It was so much fun, I thought I would try more faces…so when I went to spend the day with my mother in law, I took my art supplies with me, and chatted with her, while doing continuous line faces, from portraits I had found online.
I kept going…and going…
I embellished this one…quite a bit! She looks like a character from Cirque du Soliel!
Profiles are tough for me!
And this one was drawn from a photo of a Marie Antoinette doll.
From our engagement photo…oh so many years ago, when we looked so young!
It is safe to say, that I am now a bit addicted to continuous line drawing!
This was the toughest assignment yet…Directional Line…all drawn in ONE DIRECTION…up and down…no hatching or cross hatching. This was H. A. R. D. It took a lot of discipline to stay focused on up and down lines!
Here's a drawing I did while I was on the phone…trying to keep my lines loose, in order to try more scribble art…
Telling a story…with scribbles. Micron pens and white gel pen, in my moleskine journal
This is what was on my lap…a pillow, my iPad, my journal. And in my hand, a Micron pen.
Then I took the drawing slowly into the "scribble zone"…making loose circular and swirling motions with the pen.
It takes some practice to let go…
…and just keep going. I went a little wild with the scribbling. FUN!
So many scribbles… I am getting the hang of this now….
…and I just love the effects! This is a Micron pen, with added purple Stabilo fine line pen on top. And at the very last, a white Sakura gel pen.
And THIS is my favorite drawing of the class (so far!). I bought four Copic fine liner pens to try them out. I DO love them. This is drawn on 8 1/2 x 11 inch Neenah cream colored Bristol Vellum drawing paper. THIS is what I wanted to achieve by joining the class. Julie was an AWESOME teacher…SO many videos! Enough for a month long class! I haven't even done all the assignments yet, but I have loved every minute of it. I am learning to love pen and paper…two simple drawing materials, that look sooo lovely together.
And YES…SCRIBBLING!
Even on my iPad.
I used the Pen and Ink app and a simple micro fiber tipped stylus to make this portrait. VERY cool!
If you are on Instagram, check out Julie's drawings and paintings. They will inspire you! Her class is still available. She is an awesome teacher, with a big heart! And so passionate about art and drawing and scribbling!
I have a feeling there is way more scribbling to come!
Besides lots of drawing and scribbles, I have painted too! Mostly for friends and family.
Anniversary Sunflowers – It is kind of a tradition now, that I paint sunflowers for my friend every year (though one year, it was Jane Austen characters instead)
I painted four sunflower paintings at the same time on my easel. I used a painting by Monet of a bouquet of sunflowers…zoomed in, and used the placement of the flowers as a reference for painting these.
Three of these are now available in the Etsy shop.
I painted waterlilies too…for my sister who loves Monet's paintings. I've missed painting these…the colors are very calming, and I find painting waterlilies very peaceful.
I had an idea earlier this year, to paint Mt Fuji for a friend of mine.
I have always loved Hiroshige's views of Mt Fuji, and learned he did 36 of them. I have also loved Hokusai's The Great Wave, which also features Mt Fuji in the distance.
So, I tried my own version… a 5 x 7 inch acrylic painting on gessobord, of Mt Fuji and Blossoms. I even found the Kanji script for the word "Japan" and included that in the upper left corner. I gave it to my friend, just as she was about to leave for a visit to her mother's homeland…Japan.
This same friend, was kind enough to carry these works of art to my sister and her family in Thailand.
Hmong Beauty – 5 x 7 acrylic on watercolor paper (something lightweight for carrying so far)
For my niece in law, that I hope to meet one day!
Thailand Beauty – 5 x 7 inch acrylic on watercolor paper
For my sister…so far away
And for my niece-in-law's sisters. 4 x 6 inch gouache portraits with lots of color.
Sometimes, I have to get away from the normal things I love to paint…to get out of my comfort zone. I saw something similar on Pinterest, and decided to paint a rock Minion, for my friend.
Hardest painting YET!!! It is tough to paint on a rock! I used all surface craft paint from Michaels. About $1 a bottle. Rock…free, from my yard :-)
And last, but certainly not least…are the little kitties that have adopted me and my backyard for the last two months.
Thunder and Bolt
When I am taking a break from art, and need to stretch, I love to go outside and play with them…and sometimes I catch a very silly face, just by accident!
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Rare (1837-42) C. Bechtler Quarter Eagle, 64G. 22C. MS60(1837-42) $2 1/2 C. Bechtler Quarter Eagle, 64G. 22C. MS60 NGC. K-12, High R.6. Breen-7757. GEORGIA GOLD, even 22. Deep, original coppery-orange and green-gold coloration adorns the moderately reflective surfaces. A few minor marks and pinscratches are noted on each side. The lower half of R in BECHTLER is die-filled, and thick die cracks extend from the obverse rim through T at 12 o'clock, to the upper left edge of E in BECHTLER, and to the lower left point of 2. According to Breen (1988), the "location stamp" of GEORGIA GOLD was indicative of the fineness of gold content, at 22 carats, and not necessarily a guarantee that the coinage metal was actually from Georgia. Listed on page 349 of the 2008 Guide Book. (NGC ID# 2B9G, PCGS# 10073)
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It's a sunny outlook for three General Motors plants in mid-Michigan as the company announces a $300-million investment. After rounds of layoffs and plant closures, GM is making a huge investment and keeping jobs in Michigan.
The news is creating a positive buzz in Flint.
While this investment doesn't create any new jobs, business owners say the investment reassures them about GM??s commitment to mid-Michigan.
When it comes to General Motors, the Khirfan brothers have seen and heard it all.
??We??ve seen the ups and downs,?? says Leo Khirfan.
??We had heard some rumors about it a few weeks back,?? says Brad Khirfan.
Brad and Leo own two stores across the street from the Flint Engine Operations Plant.
??I??m used to what GM tends to do with their rollercoaster ride,?? says Leo Khirfan.
After months of downward spirals including the closing of two plants in Genesee County, Leo and
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??To us it signifies that there will be work there in the near future,?? says Brad Khirfan.
The investment across the street includes $215-million to build a new small eco-tec engine in Flint.
Keeping that work in Flint, means a steady stream of cash and coin for the Khirfans. Most of their customers are GM workers and retirees.
??I think it's good. It might help the economy here a little bit,?? says Ollie Brent, a GM retiree.
??I think it's going to improve the city of Flint as well. You know, when we have jobs, our community grows and it's good for the city as a whole as well,?? says Bonita Riley, a GM retiree.
??Things are looking up, I think we've got a good six months ahead of us,?? says Leo Khirfan.
This investment at the Flint plant is part of a new line of engines. The plant will also upgrade tooling for its current V6 engine. GM is also investing into plants in Saginaw and Bay City.
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we will be driving from Manuel Antonio to La Fortuna and I was wondering if there is a Cloud Forest along the way that is relatively easy to get to that we could stop at along the way?
The cloud forests mentioned near San Ramon are good choices, but I did not see Villa Blanca mentioned. It is located near San Ramon (the place is called Los Angeles). It is the best place to stay in that area and one of my favorite Costa Rica boutique hotels. Make sure to try the queso palmito at one of the roadside stands while passing through this area. It is the tastiest I have found in Costa Rica after 12 years living here. If you want to go from Arenal to Monteverde, the best mode of travel is the "van boat" tour, but if you're self-driving, that won't be an option. In that case I would go to the cloud forest near San Ramon (the ones mentioned by others), but stay at Villa Blanca.
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The monteverde cloud forest is the moss amazing of costa rica, this time in the year there is the quetzal in Monteverde cloud forest reserve
You actually have 2 options:
San Ramon (Nectandra, San Lorenzo, San Luis)
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Sarchi Norte, Zarcero, Bajos del Toro.
It is a longer way, no traffic and a amazing scenic drive.
If you are coming from Manuel Antonio, get to Grecia, Sarchi, Take the road to Bajos del Toro (in Bajos del Toro you have Bosque de Paz and el Silencio.
From Bajos del Toro you can take the road to Zarcero, Ciudad Quesada, Florencia, La Fortuna or from Bajos del Toro you can take the road down to Rio Cuarto (Make sure you stop by Toro Amarillo waterfall)
Rio Cuarto, Venecia, Aguas Zarcas, Muelle, La Fortuna
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This is a unique drive!
Yes it is. Have done it many times. Make sure to stop over and see Catarata del Toro!
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A descendant of the Chinese philosopher Confucius celebrated a low key Chinese New Year in Alice Springs
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Kong Xianwei (David Kong) is one of several million descendants of the famous Chinese philosopher Confusius...but there's not too many in the Centre.
"Until now...I just know me...only one!" he laughs.
An Alice Springs local for six years, David is studying English at Charles Darwin University and working to give his family a better life.
He says Chinese New Year celebrations are a little more low key in the outback than his former home of ShenYang city.
"We'll have a party with some Chinese friends...I'll cook dumplings," he says.
"With pork, prawns and spring onions..."
Traditionally Chinese New Year is celebrated for an entire fortnight but here in Alice, celebrations are a little smaller in scale.
Special Year of the Snake banquets were held at Chinese restaurants over the weekend and many families call their loved ones overseas to wish them a Happy New Year.
While David's celebrations were modest, the dumplings were delicious.
He had his own restaurant, appropriately named 'Confucius Palace' before he came to Australia.
"When I came to Australia I lost my restaurant but I have a new life here...different to China," he says.
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Etudes (12) For Piano, Op. 25, Ct. 26-37: VI. Etude No. 18 in G Sharp Minor, Op 25, CT. 31
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