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If you're looking for space, but don't want the long drive into town, Sundance Estates is the perfect combination of easy city access and lot sizes that give you a sense of space.The community will be built in phases to ensure build quality and resident quality of life. Phase II lots are ready for construction. Despite the country feel, these estates are in the Lubbock Cooper ISD. Don't wait any longer, choose Sundance Estates for the space to call your own.
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Stonewood Estates has a diverse group of West Texas home builders to make your house finding and building experience a breeze. Stonewood Estates offers a mix of duplexes, townhomes, and single family homes, and no HOA fees. From first time buyers to retirees, Stonewood Estates is a great place to call home.
Verrado Estates reinvents country living by adding the best features of city living: high quality well water, underground utilities, and wi-fi. These homes in the Frenship ISD include access to: multi-use community clubhouse, swimming pool, and landscaped green space. Verrado Estates features Lubbock’s premier custom builders and an architectural review committee to maintain your home investment. Located at 50th Street and FM 179, you can drop your kids off at the highly desirable Frenship schools, then easily access the new expressway to access greater Lubbock destinations. Verrado Estates are Lubbock luxury homes.
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FASHION: Seed kiddie clothing store opens in Redlands
Posted on | November 28, 2012 |
Kayla McCauley, 16 months, wanted these $34 pink glitter shoes by Tom’s, sold at the new Seed Kids clothing boutique in Redlands. Photos by Laurie Lucas
Eight years ago, a young couple, Tricia and Dave Kelly, opened an upscale store in downtown Redlands specializing in designer jeans called DenM. At first, people couldn’t wait to pay $200 a pair and the stuff flew out the door.
After the economy tanked in 2008, business slowed. The Kellys, adopting a “price-conscious” mantra, decided to lower prices by offering more affordable merchandise. They also opened a lower-end junior store called Nectar, a cross between H & M and Forever 21. Nectar flourished. The Kellys opened a clone in Claremont, then launched online catalogs.
A few months ago, the couple helped a dedicated employee — clerk, manager and display artist — start her own business next door to Nectar on East State Street. Her name is Tarryn Ferguson, a gifted seamstress, window designer and buyer of children’s clothes.
Seed Kids sells unusual, but not horribly expensive clothing.
It’s a very cool children’s clothing store, called Seed. You won’t find Target clothes, but neither are the price tags Oh-My-God-This-Is-Ridiculous. Tarryn sewed a life-sized tepee where kids can play and decorated the store with vintage citrus crates, a refinished cradle and a wheelbarrow to display the goods.
Seed Kids uses unusual vintage furnishings to showcase the clothes.
Read about this unusual team in Sunday’s business section of The Press-Enterprise.
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Discussion in 'Tips & Tricks' started by Jimbob, Aug 16, 2017.
Something about alt. colours just bugs me and I've never really liked them. So I was thinking of getting one of every character's original colours to gold teir. I thought what's the problem? Bronze characters are cheap as chips to upgrade and my silver Bassline Big Band seems to be doing quite well in gold prize fights and beating most my pure golds in terms of FS, but lately bronze keys are becoming a pain to get a hold of and I've read that Bronze-to-Gold characters are worse than pure golds and not worth it, as on the flipside I've read the whole "if you like that character then you go ahead and do what you like" so I'm slightly indecisive.
I'd like some advice. Is it a practical idea or should it be scrapped for the long run?
Keys are going to be your problem long term so leveling up "every" fighter is going to take a long time, but having some gold-plated bronzes is nice for the other chokepoint which is canopy coins. You can fill out 5 bronze trees for the same price as one gold tree.
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SAs have a huge impact in battle. No Bronze Fillia will ever be as effective as a parasite weave if they are close in FS. Same thing for Primed Parasoul. Not only that but the natural golds will end up with a higher max FS. Some Bronze's are really good tho like Cold Stones Beo but he will still suffer from having a lower FS than WW or Wulfsbane even though he has a really high FS for a bronze.
But it does come down to personal preference. If you like a Bronze' skins and SA then upgrade away.  Some golds have good SA and others are crap, you just gotta test the waters and see how they are.
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Yeah, the affordability of the Bronze trees is the reason I'm leaning towards it, save the amount of keys I'll need. I've had a Silent Kill Valentine and Raw Nerv Painwheel for many months now and I've only just scratched the surface of their skilltree, and it's starting to make me feel as though I'll never max them.
I guess maxed out evolved bronzes could be useful to help build a PF streak because at the point where everyone's maxed lv. and can only play 2 fights because they don't rely on levelling up for energy refilling, it could help kickstart the streak for the pure golds to then move in pick up on... I dunno, just thinking.
Also you said approximately 80% as good as Gold fighters? If we take that literally, and say that a pure gold has 10K FS and I have 8K - with other teammates - that's not too bad in terms of fighting against AI. Perhaps a combined 30K team vs a 24K team would be problematic but if I mix and match with pure golds and evolved's then I can't foresee it being too much of an issue.
I'm just dreadin' those keys, man.
Strangely, I haven't been paying attention to SAs as much as I'd like to admit... coming from a guy who plays the game to quite a serious degree. Sometimes I look at them and be like "oh that's a cool add-on to me beating people down" but SAs have never actually caught my attention that much or made me second guess my actions in raising fighters.
Certain fighters will drop off significantly once evolved to gold.
For example, Rusty might be fine as a silver and bronze fighter because there aren't many fighters that hit really hard. However, as a gold, she has 15k HP, the lowest in the game. At gold there are A LOT of heavy hitters and basically all of them can kill her with one combo without needing to even use a blockbuster or special move. Even at 50% defense you still won't last long.
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