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Myers purchased the home back in 2007 for just $7.9 million and renovated to its current state. Some of his additions include built-in bookshelves equipped with a ladder and a custom sound system, while the terrace was landscaped to include a shaded dining area, trees and climbing roses. You can see more pictures of the penthouse below: [Listing: 72 Mercer Street, PH by Leonard Steinberg and Herve Senequier at Compass] 72 mercer street, mike myers, penthousesYou may remember the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator from your high school homeroom class, or that crazy ex who said your opposite psychological preferences made you doomed to fail. If not, here's the run-down: It's a personality quiz based on Carl Jung's typological theories that divides people into 16 types based on these four variables: Introvert (I) versus Extravert (E) Are you invigorated by office gossip or do you hide out in the nap room? Intuitive (N) versus Sensing (S) If someone asks you what time it is, are you likely to say "3ish" or "3:04"?
In other words, are you a big picture thinker, or detail-oriented? Thinking (T) versus Feeling (F) Are you a people person, or a "How It's Made" person? Judging (J) versus Perceiving (P) Is your desk covered it receipts, Starbucks cups, silly putty (?), and half-finished knitting projects, or a simple to-do list with every item checked off? You may find Myers-Briggs to be about as accurate as astrology or fortune cookies or this seriously nihilistic color quiz. To you I say, how very INTP. For everyone else, we've created a mostly entertaining list of the book characters best associated with each type. Interestingly, many protagonists and authors are INFPs due to the type's creative, introspective nature, so don't take offense if you're matched up with a villain or a sidekick. If you don't know your type, there's a boatload of online quizzes to choose from, but this is our favorite (Be prepared to waste your entire day categorizing yourself and your friends.
Don't say we didn't warn you!). Every Friday, HuffPost's Culture Shift newsletter helps you figure out which books you should read, art you should check out, movies you should watch and music should listen to. Sorry, the page you were looking for was not found.David Jones is considering starting its Boxing Day sales one week early to boost sales in a move that could force rival Myer to follow suit.A source in the retail industry said the department store was preparing sale stock to put in stores ahead of Christmas due to slow sales in the past few weeks, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.This comes as New South Wales Planning Minister Pru Goward has taken the step of allowing shops in business districts in the CBD, Bondi Junction and western suburbs to stay open 24/7 until Christmas in order to help retailers pick up their sales. David Jones is considering starting its Boxing Day sales one week early to boost sales A Lego Christmas tree in Pitt Street in the Sydney CBD, where shops are allowed to open 24/7 until ChristmasBoth David Jones and Myer are already offering deals on certain items, with David Jones currently offering 20 per cent off a range of home appliances, 40 per cent off Christmas wrapping and dinnerware, and other discounts on items including TVs
, books, kitchenware and linen.Myer is holding a 'Super Weekend' this weekend with discounts on electrical appliances, homewares and clothing.This also comes after consumer sentiment hit a three-year low this December, down 5.7 percent from 96.6 in November to 91.1 in December.Westpac chief economist Bill Evans said this was a 'very disturbing result'.'This is a particularly awkward time for respondents to feel so downbeat about purchasing major items given that it comes in the critical lead up weeks to Christmas,' Mr Evans said. Myer is expected to follow suit if David Jones starts its clearance sales early, industry sources say This also comes consumer sentiment hit a three-year low this DecemberCommonwealth Bank economist Diana Mousina said this was in line with analysis they had done about Christmas shopping, which showed spending during the festive season would be down from $18.4 billion in 2013 to $17.8 billion in 2014.The bank's National Consumer Expenditure survey showed shoppers would spend $300 million less on Christmas gifts and $100 million less on Boxing Day sales this year.'Based on anecdotes from retailers