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Three in four commitments to 2012 Higher Education Sustainability Initiative (HESI) implemented
(Nagoya, 9 November 2014) – Around three-quarters of all Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) having made a voluntary pledge as part of the Higher Education Sustainability Initiative (HESI) in 2012, were found to have made at least partial progress on their commitment, according to a preliminary report. The study to review the progress of the 272 HEI commitments made at the occasion of the Rio+20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, found that these commitments played an enabling role in mobilising HEIs towards ensuring a sustainable future. While the level of progress varied significantly among the committing institutions, this majority figure provides an optimistic outlook that these academic institutions are progressing on implementing the Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) agenda. The majority of institutions actively support sustainable development through education, research, operations and outreach programmes, demonstrating noteworthy patterns in the types of outcomes and the implementation methodologies used to achieve these outcomes. Tools leveraged by these institutions primarily included strategic plans, working groups and reporting.
The preliminary HESI progress report, conducted by the PRME Secretariat of the UN Global Compact Office, with comments from the HESI co-convening UN partners UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN DESA), UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and United Nations University (UNU), was issued at the occasion of the International Conference on Higher Education for Sustainable Development on 9 November, in Nagoya, Japan, and the following UNESCO World Conference on Higher Education for Sustainable Development: Higher Education Beyond 2014, taking place from 10-12 November 2014. The former was organised by UNU, in collaboration with UNESCO, PRME, UN DESA, UNEP and the International Association of Universities, and reflected on the achievements and challenges for education institutions in implementing ESD priority areas. The conference also served as a follow-up to the commitments made by participants of HESI. Here, the conference provided a unique opportunity to look back on the progress made, as well as critically examine the challenges and collaboratively develop pathways to scale their transformative impact.
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Anya Hindmarch has a history of repurposing iconic items and using them in her designs. A few seasons ago (before Karl did it) she raided the supermarket to bring us bags and accessories based on the familiar food items like cereal boxes. Now, she has mined the universal symbols of transportation and safety for this collection.
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CHARLEVOIX — Charlevoix County commissioners unanimously agreed this week to buy a new maintenance van.
Commissioners voted Wednesday to pay $19,200 to Bob Mathers Ford, in Boyne City, for a basic 2012 van. It came in as the low bid in competition with Fox Charlevoix Ford, of Charlevoix.
The van will be used by Frank Shaler, from the county's maintenance department. Commissioners paid for the vehicle from the county's contingency fund, documents show.
Bob Drebenstedt, of Marion Township, missed the vote as the meeting's only absent county commissioner.


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Impressions from 2009 and 2010 Trips to the Northern Territory and Western Australia, and Subsequent Adventures
Friday, July 10, 2009
Reflections III: Seeing with the Natives
The picture: Petroglyphs at N'Ghala Gorge. See previous post for more info.
A fresh and unexpected result of Australia Fourteen is my greater sense of Aboriginal culture. I've of course been aware of Aboriginals and their history since my first visit in 1985. I even went to a show of Aboriginal art at the state gallery that year. On previous trips I made little effort to explore or learn about Aboriginal culture. I kept looking at art, which resonated in some inchoate way, but I did not reflect on it deeply. I didn't interact with many Aboriginals. This is a mixture of where I spent most of my time: in remote areas looking at rocks, and my innate natural reticence.
Nonetheless, preFourteen I'd built an impression of Aboriginals, their culture, and their experience. Three strong memories epitomize this. First, in 1987 I went to the Fremantle Markets, probably to buy cheap produce for the field season. There was an Aboriginal sitting at the entrance playing a didgeridoo. He was busking rather successfully. I stopped and watched. At some point we made eye contact. From the glimmer in his eyes, I intuited that I was seeing another human whose life experience and world view were radically unlike than mine. It was a feeling of utter dissimilarity. This profound difference was far greater than I'd ever felt in other places: Indonesia, Japan, South Africa, Costa Rica. The moment was disturbing. It challenged my comprehension of the breadth of humanness.
This experience fit into my evolving appreciation of the Australian land. The outback feels quite different from anywhere else I've been. The great age of the deeply weathered red rocks, the acacias of all sizes, the hopping animals, and the frequently harsh conditions create a unique environment. It's matchlessly beautiful. This man was from a different and separate landscape, which had influenced his distinctive and rich culture. This is what showed in his eyes. I've sensed a similar heritage and power of place in the Aboriginal paintings and artwork.
My second experience is uglier. I was visiting friends in Karratha in 1990. At some point we drove through the old town of Roebourne on the Pilbara coast. Roebourne had a wide, arched main street, probably for drainage during cyclones. I though, geez, this town is filthy: the main street gutters seemed to be full of trash. As we got closer, I saw that some of this apparent debris was moving. It was literally piles of drunk and sleeping Aboriginals. This reminded me of seeing inebriated Native Americans in Arizona. Yet there was a sense of conformation here that was different. If I'm right that these were Aboriginals recovering after a drunk, it was like their bodies melded with the ground. They seemed to belong, to fit into the landscape; not or accidentally fallen down. My emotional memory of this scene is this sense of belonging. As with the busker, I felt that these people were of this land in a way that was across a very wide gap from me.
Finally, Newman 2003. In the early 21st century, Aboriginal settlements were established near most of the Pilbara mining towns. I don't know the politics of this. I am pretty sure that the Aboriginals were the descendants of the pre-white inhabitants of the local areas. I suspect the new settlements are part of the ongoing race reconciliation process through which Australia is going. Many of the mining areas were originally Aboriginal places, taken away by Europeans. Now they've been somewhat returned.
We flew into town, and set about the usual assembling of gear for the field season. I was in the town centre shopping area. Newman was originally a one company mining town. Most of the workers were white. The population was a mixture of families and single males. Being the shopping centre felt like entering an excised chunk of Australian suburb: lots of consumer goods, clean people. The new Aboriginal settlement across the highway had changed this. Clusters of Aboriginals wandered the centre. A group of men waited for the liquor store to open, chattering in the local language: rapid, guttural, clearly expressive. I called home; it was hard to hear my parents in America because of another loud Aboriginal conversation going on behind me. There was trash in the streets and on the sidewalk. This seemed to correlate with the density of Aboriginals. I watched white shoppers walk by. Their faces showed distaste, resignation, and even fear.
I was watching a cultural clash in action, certainly. It showed the reverse of what I'd seen before; the unconformation of the Aboriginals to norms of white Australia. At the time, no one seemed happy with this. To be fair, Newman was already changing; the one company town had become a base for a diversity of businesses as the iron ore business expanded. I should note to; the situation did seem more resolved this year.
I didn't make much effort to understand or integrate these experiences or the many others that took place over the years. The events were transient. Aboriginal culture seemed so far away from my experience. It was not my primary interest about Australia. My eyes and heart were for the rocks and the land. I was content with a cryptic sense of Aboriginals and Aboriginal cultures.
Australia Fourteen was different. Tnorala, which I've written about, was the crux. At the crater, my sense of the land aligned with the Dreamtime origin of the place. I could finally sense a bit of what I'd seen in the busker's eyes back in Fremantle. Uluru and Kata Tjuta had similar although less overt affects. Relaxing and feeling these places was more difficult.
As I wrote this, I realized that Aboriginal art has moved me since I first saw it. This is a gut resonance about place. I didn't intellectually attempt to figure out the paintings and other works that I saw, but some part of me understood. During Australia Fourteen, Paul was on a quest to buy art in Alice Springs. At some point on this traverse I found a decently sized introduction to Aboriginal art. I read it in the Pilbara. It gave me a basic appreciation for the diversity and breadth of Aboriginal culture and modern art. I don't pretend to get Aboriginal art, but I do appreciate it more richly. It comes back to place. Fifty centuries have rooted the native culture on this continent. My fifty weeks here have given me appreciation of the land. This is where I can truly meet and understand the people of the place.
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A TASTE of China is being served up to business people in North Manchester, to tempt them into the massive oriental market.
China is the fastest-growing economy in the world, and Britain is the number one investor in the country.
Now an 18-strong delegation from the Changzhou province, led by the Mayor, Mr Xu Jianming, has been invited to give a presentation to local business people on the huge reciprocal trade and investment opportunities in that area and is flying-in especially for the seminar.
Hosted by Business Link North Manchester, the event will be held at The Village Hotel, Bury, on Tuesday April 20.
Changzhou is in the central area of the Yangtze River Delta, along China's east coast, about 100 miles from Shanghai, and has a cultural history of over 2500 years.
But today it is a rising modern industrial city, providing potential business opportunities in sectors covering machinery, electronics, environmental protection, energy and power, transportation, automotive, textile, light industry and other related sectors.
"China is becoming one of the largest and most attractive environmental markets in the world," says Philomena Chen, Asia Pacific manager at the Business Link.
"Changzhou has made progressive economic achievements over the past decades. "Its municipal government is seeking to improve its international trade and inward investment by establishing business relationships with companies and enterprises in the north west and other regions in the UK.
"We have therefore gathered together a number of experts to talk about the important issues including how to approach the market, what are the current opportunities and what support Business Link North Manchester can give," she said.
Earlier this year, SinoVentures was launched in Manchester. Run under the umbrella of Campus Ventures International, it is a business centre incubator which will encourage innovative Chinese companies looking for a European base, to come to Manchester, by offering them advice and facilities to ensure the move here is smooth.
It has already signed its first deal, with IT developer Shangji Electronic, and more are in the pipeline.
Manchester is keen to seize the opportunities that partnerships with Chinese companies will provide, to be able to share in the predicted economic boom.
BUSINESSES wishing to attend the BLNM seminar should contact Philomena Chen on 0776 483 6919.
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Ever since Donald Trump was elected President of the United States, there's been a fair few times where people have really been sure that First Lady Melania cannot deal with her husband.
There was the time she swatted away his hand when he tried to hold it on a trip to Israel or, the time at the inauguration when she appeared to smile at POTUS lovingly but then instantly dropped to a deadpan expression when he turned back around. And then there are the numerous body language experts who have been perplexed by the couple's interactions.
But now we really have reached peak 'Melania is avoiding Donald' - as people are claiming the president recently used a body double instead of his actual wife.
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As President Trump talked to the media at the White House last week,
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"My wife Melania, who happens to be right here," he said.
Conspiracy theories about politicians are, of course, not new. But this one really seems to have caught the attention of people online.
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Twitter: Donald Trump is going around with a fake Melania stunt double
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Twitter: Did you hear about fake Melania?
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Me: I can't deal with all this fake news, it's harming American democracy- Sam Stryker (@sbstryker) October 18, 2017
Twitter: Melania Trump has a body double
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Me: "I really don't have time for BS right n-"- Shannon Miller (@Phunky_Brewster) October 18, 2017
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Grants of up to £20,000 are on offer to help communities in Leeds protect themselves against any repeat of Boxing Day's disastrous flooding.
More than £300,000 was raised by the Yorkshire Evening Post-backed Leeds Flood Appeal after Storm Eva hit the city, causing millions of pounds of damage.
Nearly £100,000 of that cash was distributed to individuals, charities and community groups immediately after the floods.
Now a new funding round has made further grants available for "longer-term clean-up activities and to support flood resilience initiatives as long as they have wider community benefit".
Sally-Anne Greenfield, chief executive of the Leeds Community Foundation charity, which is co-ordinating the appeal, said: "We are very proud that we have been able to provide key support and grants to allow people to get back on their feet.
"We have now launched a strengthening communities grants scheme to enable people to prepare for future floods and assist with major ongoing repairs.
"We are encouraging those who were affected by the floods last year to get in touch and apply."
Meanwhile, Leeds City Council deputy leader Coun Lucinda Yeadon has marked the six-month anniversary of the floods by praising the grit shown by residents in her ward of Kirkstall, one of the worst affected areas.
She said: "It's quite unbelievable to think that six months has gone by since Kirkstall experienced its worst flooding in nearly 150 years.
"The Boxing Day floods had a devastating impact on the people of Kirkstall Road and surrounding areas.
"Yet they also brought out the best in the community – friends, neighbours and strangers uniting to help those whose properties were submerged in water.
"Some businesses were back on their feet very quickly – however, half a year later, there are still some who are yet to reopen their doors.
"We're resilient folk in Leeds, yet the challenges that we still face as a direct result of December the 26th are significant.
"Securing affordable insurance still remains a huge issue for businesses and some are considering their future.
"However, I have every confidence that, just as we did in the immediate aftermath of the floods, Kirkstall and its community will respond in the best way possible – with creativity and determination."
For information on how to apply for Leeds Flood Appeal grants, visit www.leedscf.org.uk. The deadline for applications is July 21.


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It has been really HOT here the past few days. I was reading on the deck on my lunch break and now I am bronzed/red on only one side as I didn't even think of the sun while reading so now I am two toned. We found a lake 15 min away from Tullstrop. It's not very big but it's nice, has a small beach and the water is warm:). I was expecting ice cold water for Sweden but it was actually warm and refreshing. After finishing work we all piled into the car and went for a swim.
I also learned this morning that I won't be taking up gardening as a second career. I did some weeding as part of my morning work for Jan. Man it hurts your back after awhile! I have a whole new respect for gardeners!
After bathing horses and weeding I had a lesson with Jan. I was really pleased with it. Vitall felt even better from his treatment really swinging through the back. We worked on the same stuff as last week. Warming up nice and relaxed and then bringing him up in the frame to be able to be "show ready" and build his strength. We also worked on walk pirouettes which I am getting better at myself as a rider. Pirouettes, for some reason, have always been my weak point. I tend to over think them too much but as we worked through them they got 100% better.
My mom is coming for a visit in July for two weeks. When she is here I will have her video a few lessons and post them for you all to see what is going on.
I am feeling much more adjusted to work now. The first two weeks were a little rough and I felt like I was just running from barn to barn. But now I am getting the hang of it. I got asked today "do you know what saddle this horse gets" and my automatic answer was "No" … but then I was like wait "Yes I do!" So it hit me there that I am getting into the swing of things.
Next Monday all of us are planning to go to a Music Festival. It's in the next town over (about 30 min drive away) we are all pretty excited.
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Today's post is going to be very short. I'm not feeling up to par... but wanted to get something new on here so here I am. The first project is a mini book I made. I had the intention of putting pictures of the church kids in it, because I consider them my babies, but when I actually went through pictures I couldn't find any of the kids! I did find some really cute pictures of my sisters and I, so I turned it into a gift for my mom. I hope she'll like it.
The second picture is a RAK I received all the way from Canada. She did a great job and I love it. Thanks Joan!


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The Sigurdsristning is a special place with a lot of history. You can see it on the side of a quiet road, somewhere in between the trees. A little sign tells you where it is, and when you climb up the rock you see this.. A huge rock with carved pictures surrounded by runic inscriptions. But what you feel is history, and lots of it. I find it an amazing place. It feels special to be here, where so many centuries ago someone was telling a story of a distinguished Viking family, by making these carvings in these rocks.
It's an important historic place, but it is unprotected, it is just 'there' in the woods. And maybe that makes it even more special. I always feel peaceful when I am here, I don't know why, I just feel at ease. The carvings are only a 5 minutes walk from my house. I don't go here often though. Maybe it is because I want to keep it 'special', a place to visit so now and than and have that great feeling to connect with history.
The Sigurdsristningen are close to Sundbyholm Castle. Driving from Eskilstuna in the direction of Sundbyholm, just before you arrive at the castle, there is a little road to the right which brings you to the carvings. The road goes down the hill, over a bridge, and on the right side of the road is the rock with the carvings. You have to pay attention to find it though, there is only a very small sign on the side of the road telling you where the carvings are.
The landscape was much different in the times of the Vikings, because the water level was much higher in those days. The lake covered much of the countryside south of Sundbyholm. So this rock would actually be at the side of the river, not high above an adjecent road, as it is today.
The explanation for this difference in water level goes back to the ice-age. The ice has covered this part of Sweden with a thick layer of ice, clinging in the soil beneath it because of its heavy weight. But now without the heavy weight of the ice, the soil got a chance to regain its volume again, and has slowly rissen up. You can compare it to a sponge effect.
So at the end of the Viking age (mid-11th century), the flat rock with the engraved Sigurd Carving lay by the edge of the Ramsundet (or Ramsund) channel. This channel was not only an important link, but it was also a very busy means of communication between Lake Mälaren and what is today known as Kafjärden, a bay in Mälaren. The site of the carving was a central meeting point for travellers.
In the picture you can see the left part of the Sigurdsristningen.
Hahaha, I just couldn't resist this one... writing my name in Runic :-))
Runes are an old form of Germanic writing. The oldest runic alphabet is the "Futharken" and consists of 24 runes. The runic writing dates back to the first century after Christ, and were used in some parts of Sweden as late as the 1800s. Hahaha, and even today by me as you can see :-))) But now the modern way, lol, on the computer instead of carved in stone ;-)
The custom of carving runes on erected stones and exposed bedrock became common around 1000 AD. It became common in the eleventh century to build bridges for the souls of the dead and to mention them in adjacent runic inscriptions. And this explains why there are runic inscriptions next to a bridge here at Sundbyholm. The Sigurdsristning is special though, because besides runic inscriptions, there is a whole saga told in pictures inside the inscriptions.
It was costly in these times to portray a picture epos such as this. The person who had them made must have been wealthy. But the inscriptions give an insight on who she was. The text reads as follows:
"Sigrid, Alrik's mother, Orm's daughter, made this bridge for her husband Holmger's, Sigröd's father's, soul."
The text explains that Sigrid had a bridge built for her dead husband's soul. This bridge must have been quite a masterpiece both tecnically and economically. Ramsundet was wide and rather deep which means that the bridge was a high one and not just a paved ford. They don't know what the bridge used to look like, so in there is no example of the bridge drawn on this picture.
It's time to take a look at the whole carvings. It is best illustrated by this drawing of the rock carvings. This will give you a better idea off what you are seeing in all the pictures of the rock carvings on this page and give you an idea what the whole carvings looks like.
The Sigurd Carving has snakes on the outside, which are filled with decorations and runes. I told you about the Runes in the snake in the previous tips. On the inside of the snake you can see a lot of small pictures. The runic inscription on the Sigurds Ristning does not have any connection with the pictures that are inside it. These pictures tell a saga and can been seen as one of the first Nordic "cartoons".
The saga was wellknown by the time they were cut and needed no explanation to the people. The saga tells of a man named Sigurd Fafnisbane (Sigurd the Dragonslayer). The saga is both ancient and widespread throughout Europe. I will write part of the saga and show the pictograms in the next tips.
The Sigurd Saga originates from the Icelandic Eddan, a collection of Godly and heroic poems with roots way back in the 9th century. The Saga is a mix of Frankish, Burgundy, Gothic, Icelandic and Anglo-saxon material from different times. This saga of Sigurd actually was alreayd a 1000 years old when the Sigurd-inscription was cut, so no wonder it was wellknown.
The first time it was written down (besides the carvings in the runic stones) was early in the 13th century, in Iceland, by Snorre Sturlasson. Much later the German version of the saga reached us as the Nibelungenlied from the 12th century.
In the next view tips I would like to explain the several parts of the Sigurds Ristning by telling the sage of Sigurd Fafnesbana.... hahaha, or actually the small part of the saga that is shown on the rock, as it is a very lenghty story and only part of it has been written down here....
The Saga of Sigurd Fafnesbana :
"Otter was one of Rodmar's three sons. When he fished for salmon, he was used to take on the shape of an otter. On one such occassion ?sir (Norse Gods) Loki, H?rnir and Odin happened by. Otter was killed by a stone that Loki threw at him. Later that same evening, the ?sir went to Rodmar and showed him their prey. Rodmar became angry. He demanded that the ?sir fill the otter skin with gold to atone for their crime.
Loki went to the Andvara rapids and used his net to catch the dwarf Andvari, who had taken the shape of a pike. The dwarf purchased his freedom with all the gold he owned except for one golden ring. When Loki ripped the ring from his hand, the dwarf spoke a curse over all who would come in contact with the gold.
Once the father Rodmar had received the gold, he did not want to share it with his other two sons, Fafnir and Regin."
In the picture you can see the carving of Otter, son of Rodmar
"Fafnir became enraged and killed his father to get at the gold. Thereafter, Fafnir took the shape of a snake and brooded atop the gold at a place called Gnitaheden."
The snake is the part that goes all around the ristning and this is the head that you can see on the right side of the carvings. The snake is Fafnir, son of Rodmar. In the lower part of his snake body is the Runic inscription. I'll write more about these Runic inscriptions in another tip.
"Regin, who was a smith, wanted a share of the patrimony and planned to seize the gold through trickery. He brought Sigurd, who had earlier become his foster son, into his plans. He forged a razor-sharp sword, named Gram, for Regin."
In this close up of the Sigurdsristning you can see the bellows, anvil, hammer, a pair of tongs and a fire which Regin used to forge the sword. The great part of this detail of the Ristning is that it is one of the first pictures of tools; giving it a big industrial historic value.
"Urged on by his foster father Regin, Sigurd dug a hole at Gnitaheden where Fafnir, in the shape of a snake, usually slithered his way down to the lake to drink. When Fafnir entered the trap, Sigurd stabbed him through the heart with his sword, Gram. Fafnir died and Sigurd was then given the name Fafnesbane (the Bane of Fafnir)"
In the carving you can see Sigurd killing Fafnir by sticking the sword into the snake body (=Fafnir).
"After the deed Sigrud accidentally burnt himself while roasting Fafnir's heart over an open fire. He put his fingers in his mouth and got Fafnir's blood on his tongue. Instantly he could understand birdsong.
The birds warned Sigurd. Regin was planning to kill him, partly to revenge his brother Fafnir, partly so that he would have the treasure to himself. The birds adviced Sigurd to kill Regin."
In this detail of the Sigurdsristning you can see Sigurd putting his fingers in his mouth and get Fafnir's blood on his tongue.
"Sigurd sought out Regin and cut off his head so that he would escape his thoughts in the future."
In this part of the carvings you can see Regin with his cut off head laying to the right side of him.
I am rather fascinated by the Vikings and the traces that they left here in Sweden. Maybe it is because I live so close to a Viking site that I am so intrigued by it. Here are some links to my pages where we have written a bit more about the Vikings:
- Sigurdsristning at Sundbyholm
- Anundshög at Västerås
- the most famous of all runestones in Rök


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text: at a certain stage i was drinking too many beers, an easy habit fall into. heres the thing i recognised that perhaps i was drinking far too many weekends in a row or too many nights a week. it never got out of control because i just refused to let myself become someone who spends all saturday afternoon and night drinking. now i havent had any beers for some time, havent really had the urge yet can i have 12 beers without seeing it becoming a weekly habit..... to sum it up. realised i was drinking to much, stopped but still want sample some craft beers from time to time, without any cravings of course. is this a slippery slope ?


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So Mrah and I were able to put Z8 down on farming status thanks to her and Studio Dean's clever ideas for team composition. Around 2~ minute runs. That is awesome.
Team Composition
Team A
(Mrah: This can be anything to protect against skill delays; I just happened to have the tans for Orochi.)
Team B
F1: [P1] uses ALB (A.Ra)
F2: [P1] uses A.Ra
F3: [P1] uses Dios, swipe
F4: [P2] uses Dios, swipe
F5: [P1] uses Dios, swipe
F6: [P2] uses Anji
F7: [P2] uses Goemon
F8: [P2] swipes
F9: [P1] uses Dios, swipe
F10: [P2] uses Honjo
F11: [P2] 0 combo, [P1] Dios (SI), swipe
This is a nearly flawless farming team between the two of us, especially because it utilizes what we have in order to destroy this rogue dungeon. The first few runs when we were trying to figure this out were slightly rough chiefly because we started this when my Honjo wasn't evolved yet and didn't have the three SB's. Now, the only small issue (not even an issue) is if RNG decides to spawn Red Pirate Dragon, Bartholomew, using Dios brings him down to like 20% and the next person has to kill. Not even an issue but it is something to improve upon! (Mrah: Mrah here, with more +ATK eggs we might be able to oneshot him. Dios/ALB suffers from the curse of strangled damage at full HP, which we almost always are at till F7, in this dungeon).
Buying this in the shop has the chance for a latent tamadra invade. We got a lot of fingers from it. It breaks the flow, but these little eggs become scrambled under the might of DIOS. I do enjoy how invades replace a floor so we don't have to worry about it. We may need to sacrifice a pass if we end up in the wrong order, but no biggie.
I will admit there has been one run where I forgot to use Honjo. And we died.
Sorry. (Mrah: he's not sorry).


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