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In Amanda Langrehr's family, the hunt for that trophy buck is always on, though by the looks of their walls, they're already found a few. Langrehr's 13-pointer hangs right along with the best of her dad's, and she's got quite a story to go along with it.
"Mine was actually shot right here on this farm," she said. "I was 16."
"It was the first time I thought I could get that excited about someone else's deer," her father, Terri Arentz, said.
A good hunting story like Langrehr's isn't few and far between in this household, where both boys and girls wake up at the crack of dawn every day during hunting season.
"As a girl it was never a question of whether I was hunting or not, it was 'hunters safety is coming up, we're gonna go,' and absolutely I wanted to go to the woods," she said.
Female hunters like those in Langrehr's family are a driving force in Wisconsin. The D-N-R reported more than 30 percent of first-time hunters were women this year. Women already make up about one-tenth of the state's hunters, and that number was up 10 percent this season.
Langrehr, her three sisters and their father plan on passing the hunting hat down to the youngest in the family, as well.
"They're going to follow in the exact same tradition, they always want to do what the boys do," Langrehr said of her 5-year-old niece, Gracie, and her 1-year-old daughter, Emma.
Those girls aren't afraid to follow in their family's footsteps and break out of the mold - Gracie said she's the only female in her class at school who goes hunting with her family.
Langrehr was only a teen when she shot her trophy buck, so she's hoping in just a few years, her girls will get to share some similar hunting stories that, like hers, rival the best of the boys.
"We've got some great ones on our wall, but mine's still bigger," she said of her own prize.

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GWRALSLN: yeah, wow!
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Dennis Ortiz, 56, of Greenville, was charged with possession of a controlled substance and maintaining a drug house after police located cash and pills in the safe Ortiz reported stolen from his home on Orange Street on Monday, Dec. 3.
Greenville Public Safety Director Mike Pousak said the contents of the opened safe were located in the possession of Brandi Lynn Adams, 35, of Greenville, whom authorities found hiding in a basement on North Osmun Street.
Pousak said officers found a large sum of cash and bags of prescription pills like Oxycotin, Vicodin and other narcotics in the house, which prompted them to begin investigating Ortiz for possible drug possession charges.
Pousak said officers discovered that Ortiz, who did not have prescriptions for the pills, was allegedly selling the medications out of his home, but he has thus far not been charged with drug dealing or delivery.
Officers also located marijuana and three handguns in Ortiz's home. The guns were not registered to Ortiz, Pousak said, and investigators are trying to determine whether or not they were stolen.
Pousak said that while the department often gets calls from medical marijuana users reporting their pot was stolen, a man calling police to recover his illegal drugs "is an odd thing and doesn't occur very often."
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4/19/2012 | Fister to proceed cautiously after setback
Doug Fister doesn't believe he necessarily pushed himself too quickly when he threw off a mound Tuesday and felt more soreness in his previously-strained left rib cage muscle. However, he said they're probably going to progress carefully in his rehab to not risk a more serious setback.
4/19/2012 | Red Sox's Melancon understands demotion
Sent to Triple-A Pawtucket on Wednesday, Red Sox reliever Mark Melancon understood the team's decision to get him on the up-and-up away from the big league club, pitching coach Bob McClure said.
4/19/2012 | Fenway open house draws 53,000 fans
Fenway Park belonged to the public on Thursday, with every corner open for pictures and exploration during the Red Sox's open house, a part of the team's celebration of the ballpark's 100th birthday on Friday.
4/19/2012 | Tied by Jeter on hits list, Winfield honored
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter collected the 3,110th hit of his career on Thursday night at Yankee Stadium. The second-inning RBI single off Twins starter Anthony Swarzak tied Jeter with Hall of Fame outfielder Dave Winfield for 18th on the all-time list.
4/19/2012 | Dice-K steadily working back toward Boston
On Friday, Daisuke Matsuzaka is scheduled to throw a bullpen session at Fenway, and his next step after that could well be a rehab assignment.
4/19/2012 | Blackburn's status will affect Twins' move
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said he expects to make a roster move before the club returns home to Minnesota on Monday for a three-game series against the Red Sox.
4/19/2012 | Blue Jays pick Hutchison for fifth starter
The Blue Jays announced that Drew Hutchison will be called up to make his first Major League start of the season on April 21 against the Royals.
4/19/2012 | Astros' Buck sits out with hamstring strain
One day after straining his left hamstring while swinging the bat, outfielder Travis Buck wasn't available to play Thursday against the Nats.
4/19/2012 | Astros hit club-record three triples in inning
The Astros set a club record in the first inning of Thursday's game against the Nationals by recording three triples in one inning. The feat also tied a club record for most triples in a game, which had been done 12 times previously.
4/19/2012 | Players: Game will look nearly same in 2112
By 2112, baseball will have jetpacks and robotic umpires. Or maybe not. The 100th anniversary of Fenway Park has stirred the imaginations of players regarding what may and what may not change about the national pastime in the next 10 decades.
4/19/2012 | Ichiro producing from No. 3 spot for Mariners
Early returns on manager Eric Wedge's move of Ichiro Suzuki to the No. 3 spot in the Mariners batting order have been positive to this point, which is certainly encouraging for an offense in need of production.
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Thursday was the day the Erick Aybar received his Gold Glove Award from last year, the day Angel Stadium gave away T-shirts marking that occasion and, most importantly, the day Aybar signed a four-year, $35 million extension.
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Braves third baseman Chipper Jones was out of the starting lineup against the D-backs on Thursday after fluid formed around the joint of his surgically repaired left knee on the flight from Atlanta to Arizona.
4/19/2012 | Braves' Hudson to make one more rehab start
Braves starter Tim Hudson will make one more start for Triple-A Gwinnett on Tuesday and is on track to pitch against the Pirates on April 29 or April 30, manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
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4/19/2012 | Angels' Trout generating buzz with hot start in Minors
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4/19/2012 | Justice: Pudge a no-doubt Hall of Famer
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Transplantation 89:200-7. 2010..Late-onset proteinuria after renal transplantation has been universally associated with poor allograft outcomes. However, the significance of early low-grade posttransplant proteinuria remains uncertain...
- Alemtuzumab induction in renal transplantation permits safe steroid avoidance with tacrolimus monotherapy: a randomized controlled trialMatthew P Welberry Smith
1 Department of Renal Medicine and Renal Transplantation, St James s University Hospital, Leeds, UK 2 Department of Transplant Surgery, St James s University Hospital, Leeds, UK 3 Department of Histopathology, St James s University Hospital, Leeds, UK 4 Address correspondence to Richard J Baker, M B B Chir, M A, Ph D, F R C P, Department of Renal Medicine and Renal Transplantation, St James s University Hospital, Lincoln Wing, Beckett Street, Leeds LS9 7TF, UK
Transplantation 96:1082-8. 2013..The use of alemtuzumab as induction immunosuppression for renal transplantation introduces the possibility of long-term tacrolimus monotherapy, avoiding maintenance with both corticosteroids and mycophenolate mofetil (MMF)...
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A West Springfield businessman said he's heartbroken that someone smashed to bits a statue of the Virgin Mary he had placed on a city traffic island.
Antonio Liquori, owner of Liquori's Pizzeria, placed the statue on the island last year as part of a city beautification project.
But people complained, and the city in May ordered him to take it down because it was in violation of the constitutional separation of church and state.
While the statue was initially removed, Mayor Gregory Neffinger allowed its return while awaiting a legal opinion from the city attorney.
Liquori told The Republican that someone smashed the statue last month while he was in Italy visiting family.
Liquori said he hasn't told police and he's unsure whether he'll replace the Madonna.


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Opposed to raising gas tax | Letter
I am opposed to raising the gas tax.
Whatever happened to all that federal stimulus money we received just four years ago for Washington's transportation projects? Our share of $787 billion should have exceeded $15 billion. It seems to me that should have solved a lot of the state's problems.
Washington state gas tax is currently 37.5 cents, the second-highest in the nation, and the federal tax is an additional 18.4 cents. This, plus all of that stimulus money still isn't enough?
The 520 floating bridge study and design, alone, exceeded the cost of the original bridge. After all of that expense the new bridge is running several hundred million dollars over cost due to a flawed design by state employees. Bus lanes in Seattle were recently painted on a road that busses don't even travel on. These are only a couple of examples of waste that never seems to be addressed by government other than telling the taxpayer there's a need for more money.
When Gov. Inslee was a candidate, he was opposed to any new taxes, and of course now that he's in office, well…he's not only anxious to raise taxes but wants a special session at additional taxpayer cost, to do it now, just one month before the Legislature meets for its normal session.
Road projects require state sales tax be charged for materials, which sends already-taxed monies into the general fund for other legislative spending. This of course increases road costs unnecessarily. Sales taxes should not be charged on any projects, state or local.
The expedited replacement of the I-5 bridge that collapsed earlier this year would indicate that, at least, some projects can be completed in an expedited manner.
King 5 news recently reported that there is always a fully manned state ferry "just in case" there's a problem. Is this a responsible use of tax dollars?
There are some who want to build the Columbia Bridge Crossing, which is highly promoted by Oregon legislators. It would include light rail, requiring a much lower bridge which would not allow freighter traffic to travel up the Columbia to deliver merchandise. This is another flawed design that must not be allowed.
Finally, I understand that the DOT wants to change carpool lanes to three occupants instead of the current two. My wife and I travel to Bellevue twice a month and use the lanes. We do not have an option for a third person to ride along and I'm sure many other folks would not either. It is imperative to move people and goods in this state, not impede them. I urge legislators to resist this proposal. Personally, I'd like to see all lanes opened to traffic.
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We all want to be healthy, but not everyone wants to stay active in the same way. Different factors might affect your choice of activity. Many parents are looking for activities to do with their kids (or while their kids are close-by), busy people are looking for quick exercises to do at home or work, seniors are looking for ways to stay fit and active. There are exercises that almost everyone can do, no matter what age or situation!
These are 8 great exercises for anyone, able to be tailored for an individual workout:
Walk around the park. This is one of my favorites. Go with the dog, a friend, the kids or take some music and go solo. Walk faster and longer for more of a workout. Add lunges to increase intensity.
Garden. You can burn 250 calories/hour by gardening! Plus, you get to eat all the healthy food. Break out the gloves and enjoy the imminent Spring.
Yoga. There are many types of yoga (see here), so you can find one suited for you. All promote a connection between spiritual and physical health. However, some are physically rigorous while others focus on flexibility and breath work, and still others are kid-friendly or designed for prenatal and postnatal women. With so many types, you can find one suited for you. I have included a link to daily cup of yoga that explains the different types of yoga, so you can find one for you. Yoga is for everyone!
Dance class. You burn approximately 300 calories in a one hour ballroom dance class. Take your partner and go dancing! Take a weekly class or go for a night. You could also take a zumba, ballet or other type of dance class. They all have similar benefits. Even dancing in your living room (see our at-home Zumba routine here) can raise your heart rate and give you a great workout.
Squats. These are one of the most effective exercises for your legs, and require little space and no equipment. You can do squats at your desk or while you are watching TV. See video instruction here. If you can't squat very far, then don't. Go as far as you can. If you can, then make sure you go to 90 degrees. Try to get 100 squats in a row as a goal. But start with sets of 10 and do as many as you can while challenging yourself.
Crunches/Plank. You can do these in your living room. Crunches (video) and plank (video) are great for your abs and are easy to do. When crunching, do as many as you can, start with sets of 10, with 50 or 100 crunches being the goal. When planking, you can do this on your elbows or hands depending on how hard you want the exercise. Try to hold this position for 15-30 seconds, then build up to one minute, then two minutes.
Jog in Place. You can do this all around the house or just in the living room. It's good to just get up your heart rate. Try jogging in place for 30 seconds, then a minute. For a challenge with jogging, each time bring your knees up to the level of your stomach (90 degrees). You can add in jumping jacks or jumping rope if you would like even a further challenge.
Take the stairs. If you can, any time you take an elevator, try taking the stairs instead. Just a few flights a day can start to make a difference.


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The most remarkable part of Pavel Datsyuk's game isn't his stickhandling--it's that the forward has an uncanny knack for beating his own Detroit Red Wings defencemen to the puck on opposition dump-ins.
The Free Press's Helene St. James says that Datsyuk's contributions have not gone unnoticed by his teammates:
January 31, Detroit Free Press: This is the first season his defensive prowess has matched his offensive skill. After his plus-three performance in the Wings' 3-2 victory over Phoenix on Wednesday at Joe Louis Arena, Datsyuk ranked second in the NHL at plus-33, behind only teammate Nicklas Lidstrom's plus-43.
Datsyuk is on pace to finish at plus-52, soundly trumping the career-high plus-36 he had in 2006-07.
"He's so talented offensively that I think, now, with his maturity, he is learning to play all over the ice," goalie Chris Osgood said. "He's just learned how to play defense. His backchecking is second to nobody's. I mean, he tracks guys through the neutral zone, and he loves stealing pucks off guys."
Datsyuk is always out against the opponent's top line when at home, and he draws the opponent's top defensemen when on the road. He said his improved defensive play has come "because, every year, I have more experience, and I like taking puck from other player."
Teammate Niklas Kronwall suggested Datsyuk's emergence as a top two-way player ties into being named an alternate captain at the start of this season. "I think the assist on his jersey means a lot to him," Kronwall said. "He knows that he's very important for our team."
"He's gotten more responsibility," Lidstrom said. "He's out there killing penalties, where he wasn't before. That makes him think a lot more about his defensive play. You have to be in the right spot. You can't cheat or cut corners. I think he's playing a lot better, whether it's covering his own man or going after a player in the corner. His overall defensive play has improved a lot."


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God Rest Ye Merry, Criminals?
Matthew Brown, Deseret News
A judge in Oklahoma admits his decision to require church attendance during probation probably wouldn't withstand an appeal. But until someone challenges the practice, he will keep doing it.
District Judge Mike Norman sentenced 17-year-old Tyler Alred earlier this month to 10 years probation for DUI manslaughter. Among the conditions of the probation, Allred must attend a weekly church service of his choosing.
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Prom season is coming up very soon, and we'll have a lot of prom coverage this year, like we did last year. You can check out last year's prom coverage at our New Jersey Proms page.
Our affiliated newsrooms across New Jersey will cover local proms again, and we thought it'd be fun to take a look back at some of the best photos from last year's proms. Check out the gallery, up top, to relive some of the best memories from proms in 2012.
Be sure to check back continuously over the next few months to see the latest prom galleries from local New Jersey schools.
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The "All Alts" list is very nice. It's too long due to the number of alts I have. Anyway to make the list scroll? Or make it a multi-layer list?
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I second this. I have 50 Alts and I don't plan on going down :-). Anyway, a lot of Alts show up double (blabla-rogue lvl 61, blabla-rogue lvl 62, blabla-rogue lvl 63). This corresponds to the variables in postal.lua - I will try to clean up the variable file and see what happens but I'm not very hopeful because it seems that every char is picked up again after levelup. Edit: After cleaning up saved variables everything seems to be fine. I haven't checked levelup yetLast edited Aug 11, 2014 by kaimon
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Newborn bolsters depleted L-pod ranks
The appearance of a newly born calf is generally cause for celebration.
And while no one is taking L-pod's newest arrival, L-119, sighted May 29 near the Victoria, B.C. waterfront, lightly, David Ellifrit of the Center for Whale Research notes that one newborn doesn't make up for those that are missing.
"The population would be 89, if it weren't for the ones we know have died, like L-112, and the others we still haven't seen this spring," he said.
The cause of death of L-112, a 3-year-old female that washed up on the outer coast in February remains under investigation. Ellifrit said two L-pod females, L-12, estimated to be 78 years of age, and L-5, 47 years, have not been seen so far this year. Most members of L-pod, he said, have been spotted. In addition, Ellifrit noted that J-30, a male believed to be about 16 years of age, is also accounted for.
"We haven't seen him all spring either," he said.
The new calf was photographed when nearly the entire population of Southern residents, J, K and L pods, were traveling through Haro Strait, Ellifrit said.
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Syracuse, N.Y. -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration may restrict sales of menthol cigarettes because it believes they pose a greater health risk than nonmenthol cigarettes.
The agency today invited the public to weigh in on the issue by submitting comments on what type of potential regulatory action it should take regarding menthol smokes.
The FDA also released an evaluation of scientific studies which concludes menthol cigarettes are harder to quit than nonmenthol cigarettes and may cause youths and young adults to take up the smoking habit.
"These findings, combined with the evidence indicating that menthol's cooling and anesthetic properties can reduce the harshness of cigarette smoke and the evidence indicating that menthol cigarettes are marketed as a smoother alternative to nonmenthol cigarettes, make it likely that menthol cigarettes pose a public health risk above that seen with nonmenthol cigarettes," the FDA report says.
The report also says menthol cigarette marketing targets African-Americans.
"The available data show that advertising is a strong driver of brand preference among adolescents and that it is likely that the standard marketing mix approach of price, promotion, product, and place has been used to drive menthol cigarette preference among the urban African American community," the report says.
The FDA's Tobacco Products Scientific Advisory Committee recommended in 2011 that menthol cigarettes be taken off the market.
The FDA was given authority to regulate cigarettes, including menthol-flavored ones, as part of a 2009 law passed by Congress. The law banned the use of all flavoring in cigarettes except menthol.
Menthol is widely used in consumer and medicinal products and has long been used in cigarettes, often as a flavor additive. About 25 percent of all cigarettes sold in the United States are menthol.
The Wall Street Journal reported today that any changes are likely years away. The FDA said it would fund three additional studies on menthol cigarettes that would be conducted before new rules were issued. The government also has to go through the often lengthy federal rule-making process to make changes involving menthol-flavored cigarettes.
Tobacco companies have argued that menthol cigarettes should not be regulated differently than nonmenthol brands.
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NEW YORK – Stocks slumped to a weak finish Monday as lingering worries about the economy overcame optimism from a fresh round of corporate dealmaking.
Stocks had an early lift after Hewlett-Packard Co. bid 33 percent more than rival Dell Inc. for a data storage provider, but the gains faded quickly.
The Dow Jones industrial average was up as much as 91 points in early trading but turned mixed for much of the day. A slump in the final half-hour of trading left the Dow with a loss of 39 points.
Despite the positive deal news, there are still plenty of worries about the economy which are keeping a lid on the market.
"Companies are not hiring because they don't know the rules of the game," said. Frank Ingarra, co-portfolio manager of Hennessy Funds. "When you don't know the rules, you pack up and go home."
Ingarra said companies are hesitant to hire because of uncertainty surrounding costs tied to recently passed financial regulation and health care reform. The possibility of rising taxes also has companies worried about consumption, he said.
Stocks also fell last Thursday and Friday after claims for unemployment benefits jumped to their highest level since November.
In other deal news, Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. rejected BHP Billiton's $38.5 billion offer to acquire the fertilizer company, and HSBC Holdings said it was in talks to buy a controlling stake in Nedbank Group Ltd. of South Africa from Old Mutual for as much as $6.8 billion.
According to preliminary calculations, the Dow Jones industrial average lost 39.21 or 0.4 percent, to close at 10,174.41.
Other major stock indexes also ended lower. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 4.33, or 0.4 percent, to 1,067.36, while the Nasdaq composite index lost 20.13, or 0.9 percent, to 2,159.63.
Falling stocks outpaced gaining ones three to two on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading volume was very light at 865 million shares.
Stocks slip as investor concerns about economy outweighs news about corporate deals
on August 23, 2010 at 4:33 PM, updated August 23, 2010 at 4:46 PM
NEW YORK – Stocks slumped to a weak finish Monday as lingering worries about the economy overcame optimism from a fresh round of corporate dealmaking.


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While becoming a florist doesn't require any formal education, floral designers must know how to care for the plants they use and which ones work best for which season or event. Additionally, a skilled floral arranger must also be familiar with the cultural symbolism behind each flower. For instance, carnations symbolize beauty and pride while daisies represent innocence and purity.
If you plan to give someone a flowering plant as a gift, then a good florist can direct you to the right one. They may also help you choose flowers to convey platonic or romantic love.
Many floral designers provide a host of services to meet customer demand throughout the year.
Most florists, whether they work at a chain or independent flower shop, both online or in a brick-and-mortar store, offer pre-arrangements of flowers. This means the floral designer has a selection of roses, tulips and other popular kinds of blossoms designed in arrangement that customers can simply buy on the spot instead of telling the florist what kind of flower pattern they want.
Have you ever purchased a get-well basket featuring sunflowers or an array of springtime flowers for Mother's Day? If so, you most likely bought a pre-arrangement that the floral designer put together ahead of time.
Buying a pre-arranged bouquet is a great option if you don't know what blooms or plants to purchase but you need flowers for a particular occasion.
Pre-designed arrangements are not original, one-of-a-kind designs, but the upside to buying pre-arrangements is they already come with a fixed price attached. Customers may simply walk in and spend $50 on a Valentine's Day bouquet as opposed to paying the florist a commission for an original design that could fetch a much higher price.
Custom-Made Arrangements
Having both an eye for design as well as good people and customer service skills is a must for any florist. These professionals work with clients to find the best flowers and custom-designed arrangements appropriate for the event or occasion. A commission to create a table piece, wreath or other type of design is typically much more expensive than a pre-arrangement, as it may not be made up of plants the florist already has on hand.
There's always a demand for florists and their creations year-round as people celebrate and commemorate the special moments in their lives. Whether you're getting married or remembering a loved one that just passed, flower arrangements and wreaths are traditional items we all use to help mark the important dates, stages and occasions in our lives.
One type of event most floral designers work on is weddings. Professional florists will collaborate with the bride and groom to formulate a design scheme that complements the event's overall colors and layout. Depending on what the couple wants and can afford, a floral designer may create the bridal bouquet along with streams of flowers for the wedding venue, table arrangements and vases for the reception afterward.
The prices for hiring a florist to do a wedding vary broadly because it not only depends on how many blooming plants you want, but also how widely available the particular flowers are.
More exotic types of blossoms, such as orchids, are pricier than your typical rose. Your bill could also fluctuate depending on how complicated the design is to make and if the flowers you choose are in season or not.
Keeping that in mind, florists are like any other tradesperson - your bill will reflect the materials they used and the time and labor that went into making up the designs.
Some floral designers also charge delivery fees to transport the flowers, vases and other materials to wedding or reception sites. Remember, it's not only the bride that needs flowers. Bridesmaids and the mother of the bride might also carry corsages and the groom and groomsmen sometimes festoon their jackets with boutonnieres. Don't forget about the flower girl, as well.
In all, the average cost to outfit a wedding with flowers is about $700. Some florists advise people to set aside 10 to 15 percent of the ceremony's budget for floral decorations.
Funerals are another major life event we commemorate with flowers. Florists may furnish sympathy flowers for the observance and lay sprays or baskets of plants around the church, synagogue or funeral home to help attendees with the grieving process. Designers also make floral wreaths and crosses to set up at the venue or in the cemetery, as well as special casket arrangements so family and friends may show their respect for the deceased.
Many customers choose traditional roses, lilies and carnations to send to a bereaved family, but florists are also able to personalize arrangements to your liking.
Just like other ceremonies that call for flowers, the price depends on the number of blossoms and what type of plants you want, along with the complexity of the arrangement. A complete funeral floral package that includes sprays along the casket, flower decorations for the venue and flowers for the participants can run from $200 to $800.
Meanwhile, the usual sympathy bouquet or vase runs between $40 and $80.
Mother's Day
You might think Valentine's Day would be the busiest day for a florist, but the day of love comes in second place behind Mother's Day. According to a number of studies, people do more online searches for flowers in anticipation of the May holiday than they do for Valentine's Day.
In fact, this day is inextricably linked with flowers, as Congress first issued a Mother's Day proclamation in 1913 asking all federal officials to wear a white carnation to commemorate their mothers.
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Coming in second place as the busiest holiday for florists is Valentine's Day. When Feb. 14 arrives, so do many people looking for arrangements to send to their loved ones. Just like Mother's Day, this holiday is very lucrative for floral designers. Americans typically spend tens of millions of dollars on their significant others every Feb. 14, and flowers, especially long-stemmed red roses, are a popular way to show someone you care.
Valentine's Day goes to show that a gift of fresh-cut flowers never goes out of style. However, it does go up in price - quite a lot, actually. The price of a bouquet of roses usually doubles on Feb. 14 before it goes back down the next business day. Expect to pay up to $100 for red roses from a flower shop on Valentine's Day. Therefore, if you're looking for a deal, it's smart to buy your bouquets a few days ahead of time and keep them in a vase with water so they stay fresh.
Thanksgiving, Christmas and Hanukkah
The holiday season is also one known for festive floral arrangements. Many families look to florists to come up with a Thanksgiving table set piece or a traditional cornucopia featuring plants with autumnal colors and gourds. Many churches and individuals also spring for flowering plants to help usher in Christmastime. Many florists sell living yuletide decorative plants such as ivy, holly, poinsettias, mistletoe and even miniature Christmas trees.
Many flower shops and floral arrangers also design centerpieces especially for the eight nights of Hanukkah. Online and brick-and-mortar florists offer blue and white flowers, usually arranged with candles in between the blossoms.
Easter and Passover
Religious holidays held in spring also keep flower shops busy as they design orders for families, churches and synagogues. Many shoppers are on the lookout for bunches of mixed flowers pre-arranged in bouquets or vases by florists. Lilies, as well as daffodils and tulips, are especially popular around these spring holidays.
Hindu and Buddhist Ceremonies
Flowers, especially the lotus, figure prominently in Hindu and Buddhist religious ceremonies, as well as in these two ancient religions' wedding customs. Many florists provide garlands of flowers to decorate and festoon the functions with.
Other Occasions
Remember that it doesn't need to be a holiday to purchase flowers. Floral designers also make commissioned or pre-arranged flowers to take to sick relatives, friends and colleagues recovering at home or in the hospital. Many florists also make designs for newborn babies, too.
While the majority of their work is devoted to making eye-catching and pleasing creations with plants, florists can help you with much more than just finding the right flowers for your next event or party.
In fact, a good floral designer can be a fountain of knowledge. These experts can inform you of the best ways to take care of your plants or how to properly cut the stems of flowers to ensure they last longer in your vase.
The next time you're out buying an arrangement, ask your florist which type of vase to use with which flower and how much water and plant food you should use to prolong the life of your bouquet or potted plant. Even though retail florists don't usually grow the blooms or plants themselves, they do know the best ways to keep your arrangement looking fresh for longer.
Local flower shops or gardening stores used to be the only game in town when it came to selling real or fake floral arrangements until supermarkets and drugstore chains entered the business by offering inexpensive pre-arrangements for holidays and other occasions. However, the number of brick-and-mortar florists is further on the decline as more customers choose to purchase bouquets, wreaths and other greenery online.
Even though one exists in a virtual capacity while the other is located in a physical setting, there aren't too many differences between online and brick-and-mortar flower shops.
Many online stores offer pre-arrangements of flowers you can purchase, as well as the ability to form your own design and decoration.
Online flower shops, in fact, work with wholesale florists near your area to ensure they deliver your order promptly. Since cut flowers don't have a long shelf life, these Internet-based companies essentially take your request and contract it out to a florist in your locale to design it and drop it off at your home or office.
While purchasing flowers online is convenient - you can shop any time of the day without leaving your house - there are a few things the online stores cannot offer patrons. You can't smell the sweet fragrance of tulips or roses in cyberspace and you can't touch the petals or leaves before you buy the plant. Additionally, when you buy a bouquet over the Internet, you're basing your decision on a stock photo of the item instead of the actual one that will arrive at your doorstep.
Not all varieties of roses or violets look the same and an approximation of a flower isn't the same as the specific one you could end up receiving.
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MAYFIELD HEIGHTS -- Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald was well received at the Hillcrest Council of Councils meeting held March 3 at the Executive Caterers at Landerhaven, 6111 Landerhaven Drive, Mayfield Heights.
Mayors, council members and other city officials from Beachwood, Gates Mills, Highland Heights, Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights, Mayfield Village, Pepper Pike, Richmond Heights and South Euclid were in attendance.
Mayfield Heights Councilman Joe Mercurio said FitzGerald talked about the consultant he brought on to look at job duties and salary adjustments.
"He talked about the way they do their budgeting. In the past, they would go from department to department and they only had prior years budgeting to compare to. Now they are comparing data with other counties," Mercurio said.
On the information technology side, FitzGerald discussed how the county software redundancies were being cleaned up, which should save a lot of money. He also discussed dealing with the processing of auto titles and how dollars were saved after looking at how other counties handled them.
Fitzgerald has a system in place now so county employees get an evaluation every year and merit increase is based on performance. Before this, some people in the county never had a performance evaluation.
"I was impressed when he talked about (employees) getting paid based on merit," said South Euclid Councilman at-large Dennis Fiorelli, who attended his first Council of Councils meeting. "Some (employees) he said never had performance reviews."
FitzGerald talked of examining the pay of employees, with some being reduced in pay, and others increased based on the work each performs. After this process was completed, the net difference was a $700,000 savings for county taxpayers.
The structure of management has also been changed now that FitzGerald has put a program in place so all managers would be trained in their position.
"I thought it was great," Mercurio said. "I was pretty impressed with the strategies made and the cleaning up of county government."
Beachwood Mayor Merle Gorden thought FitzGerald was very professional in his approach.
"The comments he made were accepted by everyone there. He is very diligent as to what he is doing with the county operation. He was an advocate for regionalism and spoke about that for a part of his comments," Gorden said. "He really opened up his government operation as far as transparency. If any municipalities have questions regarding what the county is doing, he will assign and give the name of someone who can help for those municipalities who have concerns."
Richmond Heights Mayor Daniel Ursu said the best thing FitzGerald is doing is through the anti-poaching protocol.
"It will bring a much better order to some past needless incentives and a waste of tax payer dollars. Richmond Heights was one of the first communities that signed the agreement. I believe in the concept and I think it will make us a more viable region," Ursu said.
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Starboard similar to JP super light wind 154 ??
I was reading about the new JP super light wind 154 board and it looks a fantastic idea.
Is there a board produced by starboard similar to this Jp or at least any plan to have one for next year?
Yep, if you've got a spare hour or so:) take a read
As Mark highlighted, we have been discussing this board in detail in the other thread! The closest board from SB's massive board-range should be the iSonic 150, which most mean, it is an elder slalom design that planes probably(!) later than the SLW, yet might have a higher top-end speed. So in many aspects it seems that the JP SLW is pretty much on it's own in the market as it is nothing like course/formula boards which seem all pretty unforgiving and ** to gybe, while planning earlier than xxl Freeride boards (e.g. Futura 155). Comparing with SB it seems that SLW is a concept somewhere in between the iS150, Futura 155 and the GO.
However, all of this is mere speculation as we have not seen any side-by-side test of these boards. I/we have found individual tests at:
From a construction perspective nearly everyone has been recommending a Carbon-based construction for a board of that volume and width. Just like SB's new Formula boards, a Carbon-construction as been discussed as more durable, light in the feet, and "earlier planning" (according to SB themselves, yet they never really confirmed - see another massive discussion in thread)!
ALAS, the iSonic 150 is only available in Wood/Tufskin, therefore I am also VERY interested whether SB will release a Light Wind blaster in comparable construction as the JP SLW Pro. JP's GOLD is unparalleled by current SB construction (unless someone from SB can counter that).:rolleyes:
I am waiting for a test from the German SURF to be available in less than 14 days, then I'll decide between the 2...
A very nice report the one made by Rik (should be an example how to explain and introduce a board).
And it's what I was expecting. It's an amazing idea especially because the board is going to work with a 7.5 or 8.5 m light wind sail like the NP Helium (is there a similar sail made by Severne???).
The main reason is planing not top speed and this kind of board is looking great in this job.
More info are very welcome.
Hi Emil,
How, this sail exist long time before NP and his name is Glide, by the way still the winning sail in this category in mqgqzine test include the NP since some years:)
All the best
Remi is there a compareable board from SB for 2011. In other words, shall we wait for a 2011 SB Super Light Wind board instead of buying the JP?
R. Chris
Reg. Chris
Hi ChrisN,
Very funny to heard this, just to remind you that we work on this segment since many years and have this board for very long time
Free Formula
And of course as each year we come with all new shape for the iSonic
Very glad that people start to open their mind
By the way I am very inerest to see the Magazine test of the Jp against our isonic 150 2010
All the best
Come on, give ChrisN a break. He has tried to get Starboard to comment on the advantages of using carbon in their boards, but they won't respond.
I speculate that the reason for not responding is that for the majority of the sailors out there, carbon vs wood construction in their iSonic boards makes little difference in performance for the extra cost.
PWA slalom racers can take advantage of the stiffer/lighter boards, but for the average advanced sailor, the carbon boards could actually be a disadvantage, possibly offering a rougher less controllable ride.
ChrisN is hung up between the iS 150 and the JP, simply because the JP is carbon and the 150 isn't. He is interested in early planing and feels that the JP will plane earlier, but likes the 150's slalom capabilities better. What to do, What to do? He is wishing that Starboard will make the 150 in carbon and then he will have an easy decision.
Personally, I think he should go with the wood 150 and forget the carbon issue. Once planing, I think the 150 will be the better board.
I have an 08 iS 111 and don't think that a stiffer and slightly lighter board (carbon) would be an advantage for me. For me at 78kg, keeping the board in the water with a 7.6 in 20 knots is a handful as it is. In my opinion, a carbon model would not help with control over the wood model. Dunkerbeck - yes. Me - no.
If you don't like all the dialogue from ChrisN, don't read it. I think for many of visitors to this forum, the discussion has been informative and entertaining, but that is just my opinion.
It seemed such a simple question � Emil and I asked SB whether they would create another board comparable to SLW in 2011? I know about the IS and Formulas already! iS150 is NOT the same type of board as SLW�
So, Maximus, apologies for all the "dribble". As Ken mentioned, please don�t minimize the conversation, just turn the page! I will indeed love some "early planning" clinic on Formulas w. 12 m2 sails on gusty 5-9 knots somewhere hot - any recommendations?
On the "diatribe", some(/most) of us are less knowledgeable than others. After decades of waveboard fetishism, I had a load of questions on light-wind XXL Slalom/ Freeride blasters that evolved into "early planning" on NON FORMULA boards. Not ALL want to sail on a specialized, unstable slogger, short race-board as a recreational board (Why? See Riks comments)�
To my surprise I received a lot of educated responses, mind you from non-Team members! I, as well as others, learned & appreciated the answers on many points � from Formula light-wind bliss, to Carbon<>Wood construction (even if there is still a LOT of disagreement � just see Duracell�s animated response). Surely, it was probably too cerebral, yet we enthused on light wind performance parameters, and I certainly learned to read the table of widths more carefully � thus OFO might make SLW an earlier planner than the iS150!
On stealing the forum's "good bits", you are probably right, we should create a separate Forum for SB Consumers with Comparative or other ACID questions to the innovation gurus of SB! Beyond Agrelon we should then drive out Ken, MarkH, BelScorpio, Duracell, Davide, DejaVu, among the many contributors for messing up your concise, binary world.
Actually, If everything was so damn straightforward as you imply, then we would not need a Forum - we could just read the instruction manual. Probably given commercial considerations (or Carbon allergy?), SB didn�t provide any answers!:mad:
That said, I've been windsurfing since 1978, and I am still learning as this sport is still a lot of ART rather than science - can U spell FINS? So share your insights not your nihilism�
Hang Loose � I am going out on my HyperSonic 105 (what a board!)�
Chris :)
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Max and Gertrude Fishman recall a time, in the decades after World War II, when there were about 50 survivors of the Holocaust in greater Syracuse. Those men and women would sometimes gather for the comfort of shared presence.
They rarely shared their tales. They all knew. That was enough.
Now it is almost 70 years since the Allied liberation of the camps. Max and Gertrude, seated last month at a table in their Fayetteville home, did their best to take a count: One, maybe two, others that are left in this area? The witnesses in Central New York are almost gone, and Max and Gertrude - both in their 90s - understand there is something they need to leave behind:
Their story, even if it is almost unbearable to tell.
April is Holocaust Remembrance Month. Last Sunday, Max and Gertrude lighted a candle during a memorial observance at the John H. Mulroy Civic Center. To hear their story demands this state of mind: Think of your own children, say, when they are 9 or 10, when they breathe softly as you watch them sleep at night. Think of them as they pass by you in a room and they pause to simply lean against you, warmth and communion of that moment as sweet as life itself.
Think of Gertrude in a ghetto in Lodz, in occupied Poland, with her sister Nadzia, and her sister's two sons, Dudek and Beniek. Even now, in the way Gertrude says their names, you feel the devotion of a younger sister who loves her nephews as her own.
"Two handsome kids," she said, and then she struggled. Max offered a gentle signal: Give her time. Gertrude gathered herself, picked up the tale.
In the Jewish ghetto, they'd hide in an attic at night, fearing they'd be sent away by the Nazis. Yet they had to eat. The boys would go down the street to get their rations. One day, Dudek and Beniek - Gertrude guesses their ages at maybe 10 and 14 - were standing in line for food, wearing shorts on a warm summer day, when SS troops abruptly forced the children onto a streetcar.
The German guards told Nadzia she'd see her boys again in the camps, a reunion that would never happen. Still, Gertrude and Nadzia stopped hiding. They believed, if they allowed themselves to be captured, they might somehow find the children. And the bitter twist of that separation, Gertrude said, probably saved her sister's life.
A day would come, at Auschwitz, when mothers with little ones were sent in one direction and childless women were sent the other way. In the camps, Gertrude said, the Nazis had no need for children, and they knew you would get little work out of a mother whose children were no more. Efficiency, then. The Nazis killed them together.
Gertrude's sister, through that savage reasoning, was spared.
As for Dudek and Beniek?
When you look toward your children, contemplate those names. Contemplate how Gertrude and her sister lost their mother amid the German occupation in Poland, how one night they heard boots on the stairs, how Nazi soldiers demanded the older woman go with them. The sisters begged but the soldiers led their mother to a truck. Gertrude and Nadzia walked behind it as it began to pull away, until it accelerated and they were running and then the truck was gone.
One story of Jewish loss. Gertrude tells it as a way to reach 6 million.
She and Nadzia would somehow endure the slave labor of Auschwitz and a camp at Bergen-Belsen. At the table, Max at her side, Gertrude recalled how the clothes were stripped from each new prisoner, how the guards chopped off Gertrude's hair and how she still can feel it, falling in clumps onto her shoulders. A lifetime later, she cringed, fingers reaching toward her neck. Gertrude was ordered to carry chemicals each day in a munitions works, until Germany crumbled before the Allied advance.
The desperate Nazis forced their prisoners into cattle cars. As the train hurtled away, it came under barrage from the Russians, who feared the Germans might be moving troops. The guards fled, leaving their captives locked inside the cars. For many, the train would be a tomb, but a shell blew open the car that held Gertrude and Nadzia.
War over, they made their way back to Lodz, where Gertrude met a young Max Fishman. He had also survived Auschwitz, and he and Gertrude were bound by the same mission:
Searching. Max had been one of eight children. His parents, all his siblings, were taken by the Germans.
Max rolled up his sleeve. He still carries the tattoo left in his arm at Auschwitz.
From a family of 10, Max and one sister survived.
He and Gertrude, who met in desolation, would be married. They would make their way to Syracuse, where Max - a cabinet maker - built a career in home construction. They came here with no photographs of those they lost, only memories kept alive as stories.
They would raise a beautiful family. They would cope despite wounds none of us can comprehend, and at a point when it seemed they had earned their way to peace they would be tested again.
Seven years ago, a grandson - Scott Bryan Dubnoff, a "beautiful" and dynamic 17-year-old, a fine ballplayer and honors student whose grandparents say he commanded any room he entered - died in a car accident on Woodchuck Hill Road. At the table, as they spoke of him, their eyes filled with tears, before they walked to his portrait in the living room wall.
"Nobody guarantees anything," said Max, and then he and Gertrude led the way to a room that held a photograph of the couple, hands intertwined, taken many years ago.
They settled beneath it, again clasping hands, pose the same.
"I don't know how," Gertrude said, "but we survived."
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It's way too early to make a proper assessment of Windows 7, but Microsoft has made its intentions clear: Windows 7 is intended to right the wrongs Vista wrought, but retain that operating system's good points. And at this point, we can't argue with that. Our early beta tests suggest that the OS will be quicker than Vista, which can only be a good thing. We'll be updating this review as we get more information on and time with Windows 7, so be sure to bookmark this page.
A feature that we noticed during our earlier trial of the beta but weren't able to try out first-hand is the Jump List. Fully functional in the public beta, jump lists add a handy submenu to many applications, so you can see items that you recently worked with in a given app, or look at further options you have for starting new documents or accessing often-used features.
In our trials, the jump lists helped us get more out of the apps we worked with. But if this feature is to become even more useful, developers must embrace them in upcoming versions of new programs.
Another improvement in Windows 7's interface compared to Vista's is the simplified Shutdown control on the Start Menu. Gone is the unhelpful icon; in its place are clear, concise textual menus that tell you exactly what will happen when you click on them.
So you no longer have to reconfigure your Start Menu to determine whether your PC will shut down entirely or merely go into hibernation when you click the button.
A new addition to Windows 7 is the Action Center, which pulls a variety of security and maintenance features together in a single menu for simpler management.
Although it's unlikely to wow many advanced users, the Action Center's clearly labeled options should make it easier for beginners and intermediate users to set their system security preferences with confidence, manage backups, and troubleshoot minor performance problems or return to a previous restore point if things go awry.
As noted in our look at the earlier beta, Microsoft has tweaked User Account Control in some important ways that should go a long way toward addressing many Vista haters' complaints.
It now offers four levels of protection: always notify, notify only when programs try to make changes (this is the default), notify when programs try to make changes but don't dim the screen (our preference), and never notify.
We won't win many allies by saying this, but the setting we were hoping to see added to this list is an option to require a password when programs try to make changes, which would add a level of actual security to UAC: any fool with access to your computer can click Continue, but requiring an admin password would add a meaningful level of security.
This missing feature is standard on more-secure operating systems such as Linux, and it would be a worthwhile (though admittedly unpopular) addition. In any case, having four options built in is a major step up from the old Vista UAC workarounds.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
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At first glance, you notice that the Washington Redskins are 1-3. Your initial thoughts: there is no way the Redskins can make the playoffs this year. However, if you take a look at the NFC East standings through five weeks, you notice that the Redskins are one game out of first place. What?
And if you've been paying attention to the National Football League for the past few years, you'll also notice that in 2010 the Seattle Seahawks managed to win a division title with a 7-9 record. So, a division title is highly plausible with a .500 record, especially considering the current state of the NFC East. With that said, the division title is up for grabs and could very well end up in Washington's hands.
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SAYABOURY, a dusty, independent-minded town, sits on the Nam Houng River, with the massive grey and white Pha Xang limestone cliffs – so named because they bear a passing resemblance to a herd of elephants in motion – providing a distant backdrop. At the centre of the town, there's a massive thirty-room hotel, an aborted government building begun by a former governor whose political largesse mocks the decidedly rustic atmosphere of Laos's most remote provincial capital.
People from the local hill tribes often come down to buy and sell at the town's bustling market, spreading out their weird and wonderful range of produce (roots and forest creatures among other things) on swaths of cloth in neat rows around the fringe of the market proper, while members of the Mien tribe run the more established stalls. The textiles available in this section of the market are mostly from Vientiane, so you won't find many treasures here.


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The Tulane Green Wave football program is embarking on a new era. Not only does coach Curtis Johnson have the team earning a bowl bid on the field, he has school officials and boosters alike extremely excited about the future, to the point that they have built an on-campus stadium, Yulman Stadium, which is something many have wanted for years only to be denied.
The impact can already be felt as the Wave have sold out their first official home game with Georgia Tech Saturday as many locals will head uptown to be a part of history. Mixed into that capacity crowd will be an eager group of tomorrow's stars in the form of high school football prospects who will be on hand. The impact of Yulman Stadium will be hard to break down in pure numbers or even views from people like me, but perhaps the first sign may come from this group.
Even a big Tulane crowd in the Superdome, which was the Green Wave's home field prior to the new stadium, left a lot to be desired as far as a true home-field advantage or even a semblance of a college football game atmosphere. Missing was a vibrant student section, chants, or just noise for that matter and the excitement one attributes to a sporting even such as a college football game. That could change in a flash as soon as the Green Wave opens their gates at Yulman.
Since the arrival of Johnson the Green Wave has made the greater New Orleans area a focal point on the recruiting trail. Let me correct myself, they've made New Orleans their stomping ground as the vast majority of prospects who have been signed lived within 50 miles of the campus.
This does two things: It allows Tulane to spend a lot of its time on the trail within a short proximity of their offices, which really cuts back on travel expenses that come out of the recruiting budget. When coaches are allowed to travel, the Tulane staff visits more schools in the area than any school in the country. It also allows them to build a local fan base, which has been difficult over the years because the student body makeup of the university is comprised largely of out-of-state and foreign students.
An increase in attendance will certainly transpire, and as it does, the game atmosphere improves, the recruits have a better experience on visits and as a result, more of them are likely to sign. The product on the field has already improved and that has already caught the eye of some.
So let's put the past year into perspective real quick: Tulane makes a bowl game, joins a better conference that will allow them to play better competition and bring in more revenue, receives more opportunities to play in front of a larger television audience and opens a new on-campus stadium. That's about as good of a year as one can construct and should serve as a blueprint on how to build a program.
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Thanks to the quick eyeballs of MLive producer Jonathan Oosting, part of the venerable Metro Detroit crew, you have another reason to cheer for a Detroit Lions victory this weekend.
Shield's Pizzeria will offer free pizza at four select locations on Tuesday if the Lions beat the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.
Here's the lowdown:
WXYZ, Sept. 10: They company says they'll provide free pizza to everyone on the first Tuesday following the team's first regular season victory. The pizza will be available from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on a dine-in basis only.
Groups of one or two will get a free small pizza, while groups of three or more will get a large pizza. Each free pizza can have up to two toppings. Additional toppings will be available at the regular price.
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quote RockofKuthianThat's what the smiley's for . I was just saying that once he gets good at Peco, the armor set would be a good idea. Besides, you don't really need evade with Peco. About heroics lancing - it's the ultimate lance fighting style; you can learn from it even without using heroics.Ps phlogiston, idk how you expect him to get qurupeco armor when he can barely beat it and how exactly he will heroics lance him when he can't survive it with a full health bar
quote RockofKuthianYeah, at my level I don't think SnS would be terribly effective, mainly because the qurupeco bounces at yellow and the best SnS has a tiny green bit (so small that when you look at equipment detail you would swear that it starts yellow) maybe medium bowgun for me, just wondering, can different bowgun styles use different ammo? (like light can use normal3, med can use pellet2 or whatever)The best armor you can get in this situation i think is jaggi so go for that. Honestly I would just get a heavy bowgun and use that. Use 99normals lvl2 maybe poison him, sleep bomb him. Then he's easily dead
quote eagle2535The switch axe is one the most powerful weapons early game in the *3 quests, and you can hit it while it flies. I used hunter's set the first time i beat it.This guy is a pain. I don't know what weapons, armor or fighting style to use against him.
I mainly use SnS but might start using switch axe, tips/armor/weapon recommendations welcome,
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text: Try to think like a free-range chicken, scratching in the dirt, bright, beady eyes looking for something that's moving, pecking at some low-hanging leaves, snatching a bite of grass, and then streaking across the yard to pounce on a baby rat. That's a typical minute in the life of a backyard chicken, and describes exactly what they eat if left to choose for themselves. My chickens peck at seeds, berries, seedlings, bugs, worms, and yes, if given the opportunity (and if the cat doesn't beat them to it), they'll eat baby rats and any other form of protein and fat they can find. Definitely not vegetarian!