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Glavine retired his first 18 batters before a leadoff walk in the seventh inning and got two outs in the eighth before Kit Pellow doubled off the right-field wall.
The two-time Cy Young winner struck out eight and walked one in the best outing of his stellar career. W: Glavine (6-2). L: Estes (6-3).
Diamondbacks 4, Marlins 3: In Miami, Randy Johnson followed up his perfect game with seven solid innings, and Arizona beat Dontrelle Willis.
Johnson didn't allow a baserunner until the third inning in his first outing since throwing a perfect game against Atlanta last week, and the Diamondbacks scored four times with two outs in the fifth against Willis (4-3).
Johnson extended his string of consecutive batters retired to 39 over his last three starts - two shy of Jim Barr's major league record set for San Francisco in 1972. W: Johnson (5-4). L: Willis (4-3).
Braves 5, Dodgers 1: In Atlanta, Mike Hampton homered and pitched six scoreless innings for his first win of the season, leading Atlanta over Los Angeles.
Hampton allowed nine hits and walked two, but pitched out of two bases-loaded jams. W: Hampton (1-5). L: Alvarez (2-1).
Brewers 2, Pirates 1: In Pittsburgh, Keith Ginter homered with two outs in the ninth inning to lift Milwaukee over Pittsburgh.
With the game tied at 1, Ginter hit a 3-2 pitch from reliever Brian Meadows over the left-center wall for his seventh homer. Lyle Overbay connected in the sixth for the Brewers. W: Vizcaino (1-2). L: Meadows (2-1). S: Kolb (11).
Phillies 6, Padres 4: In Philadelphia, Tomas Perez hit a two-run homer and Vicente Padilla won his fourth straight start for Philadelphia.
Padilla gave up three runs - one earned - and eight hits in six innings. Rheal Cormier and Roberto Hernandez each tossed a scoreless inning, and Tim Worrell pitched the ninth for his fifth save in seven opportunities. W: Padilla (4-4). L: Lawrence (6-3). S: Worrell (5).
Cubs 4, Cardinals 3: In Chicago, Matt Clement earned his team-best sixth win, Aramis Ramirez hit a three-run homer in the first inning, and the Cubs held on to beat St. Louis.
Clement went seven innings, retiring 11 straight during one stretch and allowing three hits - including Albert Pujols' 12th homer in the sixth. W: Clement. L: Morris (4-4).
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Hamilton College will compete in the 2009 New England Small College Athletic Conference men's and women's cross country championships at Wickham Park in Manchester, Conn., on Sunday, Nov. 1.
The 27th annual conference meet begins at noon with the women's 6-kilometer race. The men's 8-kilometer race starts at 1. Trinity College is hosting the event. Click on the link above for a championship preview. Three men's teams and four women's teams are ranked in the Division III Top 35 coaches poll.
Hamilton captured a men's team title in 1988. Peter Kosgei '10 earned most outstanding performer and first team all-conference honors after he easily won the men's individual title in 2007 and 2008.

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People living in the area on the city's northwest side tell WSB-TV that surveillance video showed a pack of the animals running down a street early Saturday morning.
Renee Wright says she blames coyotes for killing her cat in front of her home. Wright says that if the coyotes are willing to attack a 20-pound cat just before dawn, it's probably not safe to walk small dogs in the neighborhood.
In April, the mauling of a dog in the Roswell area just north of Atlanta renewed concerns about coyotes that prowl subdivisions. In that attack, Joe Feinberg says coyotes left his 40-pound Australian shepherd mix with several gash wounds.


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Police said a 16-year-old was shot and killed Sunday afternoon.
Milwaukee police said the incident happened behind a day care center near 77th Street and Mill Road.
Friends told 12 News the teen had gone to a nearby gas station and was returning home when he was shot.
"We go to this gas station, like, every day, and nothing ever happens cause everybody sees us around and we're nice to everybody, cool with everybody, so it's crazy to me," said the victim's friend, Marqui Cotton.
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NO ONE GOT PUNCHED in the face - this time - but YouTube has given the Philadelphia Police Department another black eye, proving once again that smartphones are a bully cop's worst nightmare.
Let's just hope that Officer Philip Nace doesn't land in the city's tourism department when the dust settles.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli tank shells hit a fuel tank of the Gaza Strip's only power plant on Tuesday, forcing the plant to shut down, a spokesman for Gaza's electricity distribution company said. A huge cloud of black smoke rose over the coastal city.
There was no immediate word of casualties and the Israeli military had no comment. According to Jamal Dardasawi, the spokesman of the electricity distribution company, the shells hit one of three tanks in the plant compound that currently store fuel.
Even before the strike, Gaza residents had electricity for only about three hours a day. The strike is bound to reduce supplies even further.
The hit on the power plant came as Israeli aircraft and tanks struck symbols of Hamas control in Gaza overnight and into Tuesday, their heaviest bombardment of the densely populated coastal territory since the war between Israel and the Islamic militants began more than three weeks ago.
The pounding came just hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned in a televised speech of a "prolonged" campaign in Gaza.
Hamas also signaled defiance. Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas leader whose house was struck in an airstrike early Tuesday, said in a statement that "destroying stones will not break our determination."
The tough words by both sides came amid mounting international appeals for an unconditional cease-fire.
However, Hamas has said it will not stop fighting until it wins international guarantees that a seven-year-old border blockade of Gaza will be lifted. Israel said its troops will not leave Gaza until they have demolished several dozen Hamas military tunnels under the Gaza-Israel border. Late Monday, Netanyahu signaled that Israel is insifying its air- and ground campaign.
Early Tuesday, Israel warplanes struck a series of targets in Gaza City, including Haniyeh's house and government offices, while Gaza's border area with Israel was hit by heavy tank shelling. Flares turned Gaza's night sky orange, and by daybreak, a cloud of thick dust from explosions hung over Gaza City.
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In case you missed it, Phil B. Wilson of The Indianapolis Star talked this week about the recent roster moves and Reggie Wayne's impressive start to the season, contrasted with the unimpressive start by the tight ends. He also speculated about Austin Collie's future with the team, and discussed the replacement refs with Jerraud Powers:
Quote machine — Powers, again, on the NFL upholding Monday night's ruling that Seattle's last-play TD was correct based on the officials' on-field decision that it was a simultaneous catch: "They think it's right, then they're right." For the record, Powers, like most everyone else, thought it was an interception.
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First, a collection of Garcia's Mexican restaurant catch-up e-mail. Here:
* John writes, "Bob -- Was reading your retail notebook for Friday, and regarding Casa Mexicana becoming Garcia's, my impression was that it would be run by the same people who run Garcia's in Cortland and Ithaca. Had never heard of the national chain based out of Colorado. Not sure if the two Garcia's are related or not. Also, I know someone asked about Metro on Westcott a while back. Still not open, but they have a spiffy new awning up and I've seen people in there working on a fairly regular basis, as they've taken down the brown paper that was up in the windows."
* Sherri writes, "Bob -- you raised my hopes and then dashed them all in 3 seconds Friday with the news of Garcia's moving into the Casa Mexicana location. Just want to make sure you're aware that there are Garcia's restaurants in Cortland, Elmira, Corning, Geneva and Ithaca that are independent and not related to the Arizona chain. For the two years that we've been going to the Cortland location, we've been begging them to open a spot here in Syracuse. My friend was told on her last visit that they were eyeing the Casa location. Can you confirm which Garcia's is moving in? The number of the Cortland restaurant is 607-753-1151. Better start with my Garcia's; I don't want to be responsible for the start of a trademark suit! If it is the local Garcia's, tell your buddy Yolanda to pay them a visit. Their food is fantastic."
* Cynthia writes "Just happened to read your column. I did not see the original column about Garcia's nor do I remember a Garcia's on Erie Boulevard, but I can give you some information about Garcia's in general since I have the take-home menu in hand. I thought that the Cortland location was the first but obviously I was in error. The menu lists most of the locations and phone numbers. The Elmira Heights location is first followed by Cortland, Corning, and Geneva. To my knowledge, the only location not listed is the Ithaca restaurant.
"The Cortland restaurant occupies the former Terrace restaurant. The one in Geneva is in a strip mall (happened to see it when my son purchased a car there). The one in Corning states on the menu that it is located inside a Day's Inn. The one in Ithaca is in a remodeled Pizza Hut.
"My husband and I have only eaten in the Cortland and Ithaca restaurants. We were very glad when the Cortland restaurant arrived. The food is delicious, authentic, reasonable, and arrives very quickly. In addition, there are lots of tasty options for one of my friends who has to maintain a gluten-free diet.
"I have no clue about whether they are connected to former restaurant in Syracuse, but you can call the Cortland number to find that out for yourself if you are interested. The number is (607) 753-1151. Hope this info helps to answer whatever questions you may have had."
You all are correct. Apparently, this small collection of restaurants is the same company that is going to open in Clay. And now... I can't wait!! Some of the best Mexican food I've ever eaten was found in the Holland-Grand Rapids area of western Michigan when I lived in that region back in the day. I miss it!
Great raves. Great info. You're great people.
On to:
* Joanne writes, "Hey Bob, love you column. I was doing an Internet search the other day for crab dip and I was offered a location from SUPER Target. I thought about it for a moment, and saw the Target symbol of the bullseye, and realized that in some parts of the country there must be SuperTarget stores which I assume would be similar to Supercenter Wal-Mart's. I couldn't find a location nearby as after typing in my Zip code, I was brought to the local store location. Am I assuming right? Are there supercenter Target's and are they similar to supercenter Wal-Mart's?"
Yes. And no. There's one more: Target Greatland.. I'll try to unravel this, then have my friends down South and out in the Midwest correct me if I'm wrong.
Target, you know. That's what we have around here. SuperTarget is a concept larger than the stores we have around here. Target Greatland is the concept that is similar to a Wal-Mart Supercenter, combining a traditional Target with a full-line supermarket. They're growing in growing regions below the Mason-Dixon line and in the Midwest. Not here.
* Art writes, "Bob -- Any idea what the plan is for the vacant auto parts store in the Westvale Plaza? They tore down the old theater to build that cement box and then quickly closed the doors with no sign of life in many years. Thanks."
Aaargh! Pity, that. The old movie theater was a great place to see second-run movies, with cheap popcorn and other snacks. It was a victim of seemingly sensible aggressive development that turned out to be a black hole.
Back last decade when the Pep Boys store was built, auto parts stores were starting to make a big run on Central New York (from Sears to NAPA, Autozone to Advance Auto Parts). That particular Pep Boys store was closed soon after it opened, never to be re-opened and still vacant lo, these many years. My guess is that it's not being filled because rent is still being collected from Pep Boys (leases are typically 10 years to 15 years).
* KF writes in from the Binghamton area, "Bob -- The local papers are running a help-wanted ad for Chico's 'NEW LOCATION opening in February 2007 at The Shoppes at Pierce Hill in Vestal, NY.' Great news. (Just in case you haven't had it yet...I'm a bit behind in reading your blog.)"
No, KF, I didn't have that info. I'll have to pay a visit to the region and visit The Shoppes. Thanks a bunch (and private response to KF: yes, I am one of the people affected, but I believe things will work out for the best. Thanks for the concern).
* Speaking of Bingo, A Guy in Liverpool writes, "Bob -- Was talking about Sonic Drive-Ins tonight with friends and thought, 'Hey, I could really go for a cherry limeade right now." So, I went over to their Web site to see if there are plans on coming to Upstate New York. Here's what I found...
2. What markets are available for franchising?
Some of the markets available include: California, Florida (Miami), Georgia (Atlanta), Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky (Eastern), Maryland, Michigan (Detroit and Lansing), New Jersey, ****New York (New York City area and Binghamton)***, Ohio, Oregon (Excluding Medford, Klamath Falls and Eugene), Pennsylvania (Excluding Harrisburg/ York/ Lancaster), Washington (Excluding Spokane), Washington DC, West Virginia, Wisconsin (La Crosse and Milwaukee).
"BINGHAMTON! Bingo gets a Sonic and we don't?? This is tragic.
"That Hampton Inn on Route 31 is coming along nicely... saw it while going to dinner the other night. Two hotels on that strip should be more than enough support the development. You know, with all the talk about ShoppingTown, everyone seems to miss the crumbling wreck that Macerich has let Great Northern become.I don't care about the expanded Dick's or the redesigned center atrium. Get some retailers in there."
As usual, AGIL, you come loaded for bear with some good stuff.
Binghamton has always been the favored son with retail development in Upstate New York. First-in-New York-state Target, Lowe's, Kohl's and other retailers and restaurants I'm too lazy to check our database and see what I've written. The Southern Tier city draws shoppers (and diners) from Northeastern Pennsylvania as well as the surrounding Binghamton-Elmira area. As for Sonic, sweet, sweet, Sonic, we can only hope that Sonic, as other retailers and restaurants did before, will expand Upstate at some point if and when they arrive in Bingo.
The good news behind all of this is Sonic has come to its senses. The drive-in (with limited inside dining) restaurant chain once went by the philosophy that their business model only worked in moderate or warmer climes. They've changed their mind and are now heading north.
As for Great Northern, you're right, the focus has been on Macerich's troubled ShoppingTown. There ARE front-burner things going for Great Northern. J.C. Penney does want to put a new department store there in Clay and, I would assume, other retailers will follow. And with Dick's and the center court area, at least they did SOMETHING there.
* Kai Brinker writes, "Dear Bob -- Regarding your letter from last week:
'Craig writes, OK, so I have been reading your blog for a while now and can't remember seeing so much information about one restaraunt. Let's say... QUIZNOS SUB!!!! They are going to put Subway to shame. The food is so much better and so much bigger.'
"I don't think Quiznos will be putting Subway to shame anytime soon, until their franchisers learn how to franchise! How many Subways are there downtown? At least three. But Quiznos failed to run one location successfully. I think half the problem is that they refuse to open their locations late at night. At Armory Square, the Subway and Quiznos were on the same block but the Subway was actually open during nightlife hours. It would be great if you could find out why Quiznos refuses to deal with late night business!"
Hmm, is that the same everywhere? I've secretly been told the real deal behind the shutdown of the Quiznos in Armory Square. It wasn't lack of biz. It was a franchise agreement clause. It seems Quiznos wants at least one franchise partner in the store every day (so I'm told). This particular franchise owner is from Binghamton (here we go again) and didn't want to do the traveling daily.
But certainly, you are correct... late-night sandwich biz in Armory Square is a no-brainer.
That is all.
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NEW AT SIX, THE CITY OF SILOAM SPRINGS SAYS THEY WON'T REQUIRE PEOPLE TO WEAR A LIFE JACKET AT THE PARK WHERE A TEEN DROWNED. 40/29'S BRAD CARL IS THERE TONIGHT AND TELLS US WHY. THE CITY SAYS STATE LAW WON'T ALLOW THEM TO MAKE PEOPLE WEAR A LIFE JACKET TODAY THE CITY SENT A STATEMENT ABOUT SAFETY, BUT IT DOESN'T REALLY SAY A LOT ABOUT WHAT THEY PLAN TO DO. PKG: THE SILOAM SPRINGS WHITE WATER PARK IS A POPULAR SUMMER HANG OUT SPOT. BUT AS WAS PROVED LAST MONTH AFTER A TEEN BOY DIED, CAN BE DANGEROUSEVEN DEADLY. SOMETHING PARK- GOERS KEEP IN MIND. Kenny Harpharlow - White water park visitor Just lifejackets and uhwatch the kids real good cause it's dangerous out here. It's fun, but dangerous. THE CITY SAYS THE CITY WILL PARTNER WITH ORGANIZATIONS TO HELP OUT AT THE PARK, BUT WHEN 40/29 ASKED THE PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR ABOUT THOSE ORGANIZATIONS HE DIDN'T HAVE A LIST. HE ALSO WASN'T SURE EXACTLY WHAT THEY WOULD DO AT THE PARKBUT HE DID SAY HE WANTS KAYAK CLUBS TO TEACH WORKSHOPS ON WATER SAFETY. THOSE WE SPOKE WITH HERE SAY THEY'D LIKE TO SEE LIFEGUARDS WATCHING THE WATERSTO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE. They need lifeguards out here for sure, you know, I believe so. They need lifeguardsthe city needs to watch the place, you know. LIVE TAG: SILOAM SPRINGS SAYS AT THIS POINT IT CAN'T REQUIRE LIFEJACKETS OR FLOTATION DEVICES TO BE USED, BUT THEY ARE CONSIDERING TALKING TO LAWMAKERS ABOUT CHANGING THE RULES. IN SILOAM SPRINGSBRAD CARL40/29 NEWS. FOR NOW THEY HOPE PEOPLE AT THE PARK WILL WEAR A LIFE JACKET AND ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO DO THE SAME.
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I've no idea if this has been posted before or not, apologies if it has, but it worked well for me in a recent game played at Regent level. At the start of the Industrial Age I virtually crushed my two strongest neighbors in 1 turn.
Wars in the modern era, when the world is covered in railroads and you have stacks of Tanks or MA's, can be very quick. You can travel long distances taking may cities in a single turn. This strategy aims to emulate this at the beginning of the Industrial era, using roads and Cavalry instead of Railroads and MA's. Its a 3 step tactic to erecting a very long path 20 or 30 tiles deep into the enemy's territory, virtually wiping them out and stealing their capital or Wonders, all in 1 turn!
- Lots of workers
The number of these you need depends on many things (see STEP 2 below). I usually use between 80 or 100 on a 8/10 city, 25-30 tile Intrusion.
- Lots of Cavalry
Depends on level, I use about 40-50 for a 8-10 city Intrusion on Regent, that's usually enough to get what you want - their capital and wonders deep in their territory.
- Must be connected by road with the enemy your Intruding.
- Enemy must have at least a basic inter-city road system.
- A few spare defensive units for the final stroke of the Intrusion.
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Replaceable Parts helps, but is not essential.
You also need either -
The workers and cavalry all stacked next to the border of the enemy your performing the Intrusion on ..or...
A good enough rail system for you to move units fast around your territory.
Attack the nearest enemy city to the border with your cavalry and take it!
Your territory has extended to include the city just taken. Move a worker onto the first bit of road in your new territory, start building railroad. Do this with as many workers as it takes to force-build the railroad right away that turn. The number of workers it takes will depend if they are workers or slaves, whether or not you have Replaceable Parts, what government type you have, and the terrain. It will take differing amounts, but on any grassland, plain, desert or tundra, it doesn't take that many. Even hills and forests are possible to force in 1 turn, especially if you have Replaceable Parts.
Repeat step 2 in the direction of the border nearest the next enemy city (which must be within hitting range of your Cavalry). When you have built railroad right up to the border again, repeat Step 1.
When you have taken as many cities as your stash of workers and cavalry will allow, use your spanking new Railroad connecting all your shiny newly captured cities to move defensive units up to them to defend the inevitably feeble retaliation, if there is any retaliation at all after such a pounding.
If there isn't an enemy city within firing range of your cavalry, the Intrusion stops.
If you run out of workers, you cant force build any more railroads and the Intrusion stops.
If you run out of cavalry, you cant take any more cities and the Intrusion stops.
If there is a break in the road, meaning workers cant move and begin building railroad in the same turn, the Intrusion stops.
There has been much debate about whether Artillery is useful and the best way to use it. Moonsinger wrote an article in the War Academy on how to use Artillery offensively. This article is about how to use Artillery defensively.
I always produce Artillery units. The most common use for them is to reduce the population of an enemy city so that the units in the city do not get a defensive bonus when you attack. However, Artillery can also be used to weaken attacking units before you attack them. This strategy is valid for any level.
The AI is terrible at maritime invasions and will invariably unload only one Transport at a time. Sometimes it will be smarter and unload 2. Very, very rarely will it coordinate an attack with more than 2 Transports. Therefore, you can expect 16 units, at most. Your worst fear is that they will all be Tanks or Modern Armor. But, not to worry. With Artillery, they don't stand a chance. Once they land they can't move until the next turn. Just move your stack of Artillery two squares away by rail and bombard them all down to one hit point. Then your offensive units can have a field day destroying them and becoming elite at the same time.
How many Artillery do you need to do the job? For a stack of 8 Tanks that are a mix of veteran and regular, you will need about 3.5 Artillery for every Tank. Therefore, figure on about 28 Artillery to reduce a stack of 8 enemy Tanks to one hit point each. This is an unscientific analysis, but you will find it close enough in practice. Therefore, to be able to easily defeat 2 Transports loaded with Tanks you will need 56 Artillery. This is easy to achieve if you start early and build consistently.
Station your Artillery in a city or terrain which gives a defensive bonus and protect them with 2 or 3 Infantry. The AI will not attack a stack of units protected by 3 Infantry, especially if it is on terrain with a defensive bonus. The 2 square reach of the Artillery allows you to use the terrain to your advantage to bombard the enemy units. They also have the disadvantage of only being able to move at most 3 squares in your territory, while your units are very mobile on your roads and railroads.
Once you blunt the enemies initial attack, you can use your Artillery in the traditional manner, to reduce their cities population before sending in your offensive units.
Artillery is great! However, it can move only one tile per turn inside enemy territory. Well, that's no good! If you do that, you could tie up your entire tack of artilleries at least one turn before you can use it against enemy city. If you have a tack of 100 artilleries, we are talking about loosing 100 chance of bombardment. Plus, I want my all my artilleries to be extremely mobile and stay far away from the frontline until they are needed.
1. First I move a settler three tiles away from the enemy city. Don't forget to include at least four infantries to defend your settler.
2. By the next turn, you should be able to build a temporary outpost and use it as a base to attack the enemy city. In this case, the enemy capital city of Zimbabwe is the target. Immediately build the railroad and move your stack of artilleries into position. I also move on a cavalry unit next to the enemy city so that I can see if my artillery hit its target.
3. Now, start bombard the enemy city to dirt. In this case, Zimbabwe is defended by six infantries. You need to reduce all defenders hit point to 1.
4. After taking the city, I disband my outpost and get ready for taking the next city. Any artillery that didn't get a chance to fire, I just move them against another city. With this method, my stack of 100 artilleries, I can take at least three heavily defended cities in every turn. The war can start and end very quickly for the enemy. Artillery rocks! Artillery and cavalry are my #1 units. By the time I get tank, I usually already control the whole world.
Oh, I forgot to mention one thing: After I liberate/capture a city, I would normally use that city to rush produce more settlers or workers. The good thing about producing settlers and workers in a recently captured city is that we don't have to pay for their upkeep. If you produce a worker, that worker will be treated as slave worker (work twice as slow as normal worker). If you produce a settler, that settler will have your former enemy's nationality; therefore, you don't have to pay upkeep for them. I normally have a stock of at least a couple dozen settlers without having to pay for their upkeep. Beside, you want to reduce the number of foreign citizen in your city anyway. The less foreign citizen, the less likely they do a culture flip...and producing settlers/wokers is a best way to reduce them.
When war is declared, I would send an average of three of these foreign settlers into enemy territory in every turn; if the enemy manage to destroy one of my settlers, I would still have many others to play with. Therefore, they can expect their city to be under bombardment in every turns.
Many people seem to value Cavalry and mobile offensive units as the best way to break open besieged enemy cities. While I can see this working in Medieval times and once you have tanks, there is that curious gap in the offensive tech tree that is know as the industrial ages.
Since Replaceable Parts can be researched quite early in the Industrial age and it gives you the 6/10 infantry, there can be a long period where the defensive units have a strong advantage over the offense ( 6/3 Cavalry , which doesn't actually have any better offensive stat than the infantry ). You get trench warfare very much like WW1. Many suicidal charges are needed by infantry and cavalry just to kill one defending infantry, especially if they are in a large city :(
This post explains my method for conducting reasonably fast, very efficient war in this tech environment.
Firstly identify why you are in this war:
All of these scenarios can be handled with variations on the same theme: the AI does not understand railroads and does not understand artillery (which becomes available with replaceable parts at the start of the age of trench warfare). All of the tactics below become more effective the larger the map is, as you have a bigger empire's troop output that you can concentrate just as effectively using railroads.
So what units do you have available?
The arguments about alliances / RoP and such like we will leave, as they belong in a discussion about diplomacy. They are important, but lets just stick to the tactics of war here.
There are two themes we use:
Firstly, your large stacks of artillery can hit any tile in your empire and any tile within 2 moves of your borders at will. This is because you've built a good rail network , right? The firepower will be delivered without mercy, and any stack of guns will be covered by at least 3 infantry. Armies of infantry can be good for this role, as you don't care if they can't attack as frequently as solo units: they are there as a deterrent.
Secondly, fortified units in cities are very hard to kill. Units moving through open ground are much easier to kill. Any unit that you place in the open (especially if it got hurt fighting) should get a 4 hp infantry escort. Any unit of theirs that shows its face should be gunned down with no mercy. This is after all trench warfare, attrition is king, and anything you can kill easily is much better than letting it get fortified in a big city.
Now the actual tactics, depending on which warfare mode you are in.
A) Defensive war mode. You are numerically inferior to the opposition, so don't plan to make inroads into his territory. He will dutifully send stacks of units at you. Try to hold the hills and high ground near your border with stacks of infantry + artillery. Shred as many units of his to 1 hp with artillery fire as possible. Even if you lack the units to actually kill them afterwards then they are knocked out of the offense and will be retreated to heal. All your artillery should be moved into firing positions and fired every turn. If you run out of targets, save the spare artillery until the end of the turn. Sometimes you'll attack a 1hp infantry with one of yours and still loose, and their infantry gets promoted, thus gaining 1hp. Use your spare shots to put them back down to 1 hp. If you still have spare shots then take out the railroads and roads across the border in his empire to slow down the offense and slow down the recycling of damaged units. If you feel you have some spare infantry / cavalry for offensive raids then use them to attack his 1 hp units. Start with is cavalry ( since its already been bombarded to 1 hp it can't retreat from your infantry ). If you get on to killing his 1 hp infantry then take the units on plains / grassland / desert first. Be very careful about attacking across rivers and attacking fortified infantry. As soon as his 1 hp infantry gets dug in or in hills then there is a small chance your 4/4 infantry will loose, and the whole idea here is to inflict attrition while sustaining minimal actual unit losses yourself. Use his stacks to keep your units in position.
E.g. , you have 15 artillery guarded on a hill by 5 infantry and he has moved a stack of 6 cavalry to the adjacent grassland. More cavalry and infantry is coming up behind. You have 2 spare cavalry on your rail network. Fire all the artillery at the cavalry until they are 1 hp each. Draft in more Artillery from elsewhere if you have it and need to. You can probably afford to unfortified 2-3 infantry. Attack with these, killing the 1 hp 3 def cavalry. Attack with your 2 cavalry as well. Don't kill the last 1 hp cavalry, as this will pull your attacking unit off your defended hill and into the open. If you don't have a spare cavalry available to kill the last unit in a stack ( i.e. attack and retreat again ) then let it live. You have inferior numbers so need to preserve every unit you can.
This tactic also forms the basis of B) Limited war , and C) Total Annihilation war when mopping up his counter attacks. The first 5 or so turns will probably involve much of your artillery shattering his counter attacks, and not much taking of cities, but this phase will pass as you slaughter his offensive troops and take light losses yourself.
This method can be used to hold an enemy with many more troops for many turns. In the end he will agree to peace and you won't have lost too many troops or too much progress vs. the rest of the world.
Its the same basic method for both.
Points to note about defended cities:
So how do you deal with this massively powerful defense? Artillery. Guns. Shooting big shells. Bombardment. Lots and lots and lots of it. You just can't get enough, its like Chocolate or MTV. Too much is never enough. I tend to deal with artillery in my offensive phase in stacks of 20 +. I have been known to fire 50 shots at a single besieged city and then choose not attack it that turn.
1. Pop <= 6. If you plan to keep the city then it pays to bombard it all the way down to 1 pop, then you hardly ever get culture flipped. 2. Best defensive unit showing has 1 hp. Ideally the barracks will be destroyed if you are in a multi turn bombardment.
This takes a lot of shooting. Patch 1.17 raised the building and population defense vs. bombardment to 12. When you fire at a city it seems to randomly determine if you target a building, a defender or a pop point. If the pop is already 1 and all the targetable building are already gone them you can still target them, and your bombardment attempt fails on those shots. Getting the last 2 infantry out of a ruined town can take a lot of guns, but if you have to shell then for 3 turns, so be it, at least you are not loosing units and they have all but lost the use of that town in terms of production, culture and population.
Once you are attacking it make little difference if you use cavalry or infantry, as the opponent has 1 hp the cav won't retreat if they're loosing anyway. Lets revisit our besieged hilltop town from earlier:
Pop is now down to 4, we know there are 4 infantry in it because we were paying attention as our 30 artillery damaged each one in turn. The barracks have been destroyed (actually everything has pretty much destroyed, though we suspect there might still be a marketplace standing). The defending infantry now has only a 100% def bonus , as we have reduced the pop from 15 to 4, so a total effective def of 20. The infantry will win approx. 75% (20 / (20 + 6 )) of rounds vs. our attacker, but it only has 1 hp, so must win 4 rounds in a row to actually win the battle. Better still we might be bringing some elite units to the party. P(win vs. vet) = 0.35 for the defender. P(win vs. elite) = 0.27. Yes , you will loose some units taking the city, but probably only 1 or 2, and he has actually lost more infantry in the process than you have.
Even better is the fact that half taking the city doesn't actually cost you anything. If you half take a city by throwing 10 cavalry at it and don't complete the job, then next turn you'll be looking at more healed / drafted / reinforcement defenders, and you'll have 5 dead cavalry and 5 1 hp cavalry. If you bombard the hell out of the town and it doesn't get reduced enough, you just sit tight and repeat next turn. If you really have bitten off more than you can deal with them you'll find that his counter attack forces you to retreat the artillery from the siege and use them to crush to offensive, smoothly transitioning you to a defensive war of attrition with very little pain.
Infantry and artillery are slow, but railroads make up for this.
Railroads only work for you if they are outside the enemy territory, so clearly there is some slow moving to be done to actually take enemy cities. Some pointers.
Often you will have a turns lag at the various units move through enemy tiles into position. 2 possibilities :
Small gun stack - you'll need multi turn bombardment to reduce the target city.
Turn 1 - Guns and escort move into firing position.
Turn 2 - guns fire, escort infantry move adjacent to target city. Additional infantry move onto guns to protect them.
Turn 3 - guns fire, infantry take city (if conditions are met to assault the city). RR tiles become yours, spare guns move to next fire location......
Large Guns stack ( Depends on defenses... but 25 + is beginning to be large - only one turn of firing will be needed ).
Turn 1 - Infantry forward assault team move in to enemy tile. Guns are still busy shooting at previous target.
Turn 2 - Guns move to fire location with escort. Forward assault team move adjacent to target.
Turn 3 - Guns fire, forward assault team take city. If the ground to be covered is flat then you can dispense with some of the assault team if you have enough cavalry to deliver the killing blow.
Try very hard to have a unit who can see the results of your bombardment. Either use high ground or a "forward spotter" infantry. This allows you to see how many defending units there are, and when the last one is reduced to 1 hp so you can attack.
These tactics will still work when tanks and mech. inf come along, as half the problem with taking a town is the massive defensive bonus given by the size of the town. Def values of units may go up with tech, but citizens will always have def vs. guns of 12.
Guns vs. bombers is a whole other debate ... and a very interesting one too..... for another time


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Farting on pillow cause pink eye?
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Can you really get pink eye if someone farted on your pillow?
What cause pink eye?
Answer: Pinkeye (conjunctivitis) is caused by an eye infection. There really is no specific virus or bacteria explicitly the culprit of conjunctivitis. It could also be caused by an allergy, which are not contagious unlike its counterpart caused by an infection.
If an individual be to pass gas on someone's pillow (without wearing any clothing), it is possible to spread fecal matter onto the pillow covering and that matter could contain bacterial or viral organisms. Mind you, just rationale you don't see the fecal matter, doesn't mean it is not nearby.
Now if you were to pass gas on someone's pillow while wearing pant and underwear odds are you will be fine.
Poor hygiene can also contribute to pinkeye. For example, if you don't wash your facade and change your pillow case regularly (at least possible twice a week) you could possibly pick up something which could result in an infection of the eye..
As was already stated, it's cause from a virus or bacteria. It's very contagious and is confidently spread by touching something that has those bugs on them. A person that have it uses a bathroom towel to wipe their face and you use the same towel. Guess who presently has it? Farting by itself is just the release of trapped air/gas. If a entity was to somehow pass along feces near the fart. Otherwise known as a wet fart. And that feces be to get to your eye... there could be a problem. Pink eye is an eye infection (medical occupancy = conjunctivitis) caused by a bacteria, virus or other. If germs , ummm, were sprayed on the pillow, ummm, I guess it is possible. But if the pillow was THAT soiled, who would put their obverse on it anyway?? LOL.
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Offensive Rating: Thunder – 107.3 (15th), 76ers – 105.5 (20th)
Defensive Rating: Thunder – 103.5 (6th), 76ers – 109.3 (19th)
Pace: Thunder – 92.8 (14th), 76ers – 91.5 (22nd)
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We all remember what happened in Indiana two weeks ago. The Thunder was flat, unfocused and unready. Well, here's another chance at a game like that. Let's hope that Pacer game was a lesson learned.
Because if OKC doesn't, this road trip could get a little ugly. First Philly tonight. Then Boston Wednesday. And then wrapping up in Dallas Friday. Tonight's game is the must-win of the bunch because the two that finish it won't be easy. Honestly, 1-2 would be a quality trip, especially with the way Boston is playing.
Philadelphia coming in: The 76ers are probably playing some of their basketball of the season right now. They pulled off two big wins against Milwaukee and Atlanta, most recently beating the Hawks on Friday. However, they are just 12-24 at home.
Jason Kapono has been starting the past few games at small forward for Philly. Kevin Durant plays small forward for the Thunder. I think you should be able to put two and two together here. KD could be in store for a big time game. Andre Iguodala is a quality scorer at shooting guard who could also see time on KD, but as far as Iguodala's scoring, hopefully Thabo busts out the lock down on him.
Jrue Holiday has been playing better, but Russell Westbrook should handle the UCLA rookie tonight. Elton Brand isn't what he used to be, so I actually like Jeff Green, matching up inside with him. Brand is still good for a 20-15 game every now and again, but those are few and far between now. Marreese Speights is a big body on the block that can rebound and block shots and Samuel Dalembert is virtually the same player. OKC's trio of Nick Collison, Serge Ibaka and Nenad Krstic will have their hands full with the interior game of the 76ers tonight.
The Sixers don't get a bunch of scoring from their second unit, but then again, unless James Harden is producing, neither does Oklahoma City. Harden needs to get bakc on track for the Thunder and add that punch off the bench. As we know, that's a pretty important aspect of the Thunder offense.
For whatever reason, these type of games just terrify me. It's a should-win, on the road against a fairly bad team. Yet, I worry. But if all goes as it should and OKC comes out with a good focus (which I expect they will after the Portland loss), this shouldn't be an issue. The matchups favor the Thunder almost across the board and last time they played Philly, OKC overwhelmed them. So hopefully it's more of the same this evening.
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When a woman has two dicks in her mouth at the same time.
I challenge you to a sword fight in her mouth
Beküldő: walter lomeli 2004. augusztus 14.
The battle that takes place over a female at a predominately male party or gathering.
I could not talk to the only hot girl there because there was already a sword fight around her.
Beküldő: LeeL 2007. október 29.
double penetration
see cock fight
see cock fight
Beküldő: tim 2003. szeptember 18.
Also known as a sausage fest. Sword fights are parties with an overwhelming amount of males. What few females there are usually being cock blocked too. They develop when too many different cliques decide to show up, with few females being told of the party. Also, if two parties are being held at the same time, more or less one of them will turn into a sword fight, depending on which people the girls like.
I went to some dudes house party and it was a total sword fight. All the girls were either at the club or movies that night, and some other kids were cock blocking the girls that were there.
Beküldő: The Sub 2005. február 26.
See Sausage Party
God, this party is a huge sword fight. Where are the wenches?
Beküldő: Marko 2002. október 23.
a party, or gathering, at which the number of penises out-weighs the number of vaginas by a lop-sided margin.
i do believe this party has turned into quite the sword fight. let us venture to the titty-bar, shall we?
Beküldő: daruck 2008. december 3.
A social environment where the males greatly outnumber the females, lacking the natural balance of a non-gay atmosphere.
Also dude fest, man crowd.
See dude count)
Also dude fest, man crowd.
See dude count)
Dude#1:<enters pool hall>"Dude, there's only like.. 2 chicks here!
Dude#2:"Lets jet, i'm not hanging around this swordfight."
Dude#2:"Lets jet, i'm not hanging around this swordfight."
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In three previous tries at the Park Hills Classic, Christopher Perry's and Mike Macionsky's best showing was runner-up two years ago.
The twosome broke through this year, putting together four solid rounds of golf to win this year's two-man, best-ball match play tournament.
Perry, from Altoona, and Macionsky, from Hollidaysburg, knocked off Doug and Chuck Meyers Sunday afternoon 5 and 4 in the championship flight finals after downing Larry Long and Paul Mudrey in the morning semifinals 6 and 5.
The twosome won Friday and Saturday with matching 2 and 1 scores.
"Park Hills is a tough tournament. Any team in the championship flight is capable of winning. To win it is pretty special," Perry said. "We made it to the finals two years ago. The other years, we couldn't get anything going."
The tandem got off to fast starts in both matches, building sizable leads their opponents couldn't overcome.
"They built insurmountable leads then ran and hid," club pro Rich Conwell said. "The were 5-up standing on the 10th tee, 5-up on the 11th tee."
The Meyers brothers had some momentum going into the championship match after a come-from-behind extra holes victory in their semifinal match.
"We were 3-down with five to go," Doug Meyers said. "We won 15, halved 16 then Chuck made a great shot over the bunker for birdie on 17."
After halving 18 and the first extra hole, the twosome won it on the second extra hole.
"We were pretty pumped up from this morning," Chuck Meyers said.
They weren't able to comeback a second time, however.
"We tried to mount a comeback at the turn but couldn't do it," Doug Meyers said. "I had a great birdie on 11 and we looked like we were going to get a hole back, but Mike put one on top of mine."
"To beat somebody of their caliber you have to make a lot of putts. We didn't make enough putts," Chuck Meyers added.
Perry and Macionsky both said they complemented each other well throughout the tournament.
"He's always steady," Macionsky said of Perry. "We helped each other a lot. When I got in trouble, he stepped up. He's always solid."
"Mike made some excellent shots and took a lot of the pressure off me," Perry said.
Both had nothing but praise for the course conditions this year.
"The course was in pristine condition," Perry said.
"Very plush. Great shape," Macionsky added.
Championship Flight
Perry/Macionsky def. Meyers/Meyers
First Flight
DeCarbo/Pagley def. DiMuccio/Razzano
Second Flight
Bierly/Crawford def. Thompson/Dinges
Third Flight
Haught/Clapper def. Zabloski/Sinkovich
Fourth Flight
Knisely/Weyandt def. Brown/Gildea
Fifth Flight
Wills/Ritchey def. Coffman/Farrell
Sixth Flight
Confer/Burke def. Colmer/Colmer
Seventh Flight
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I've been a credentialed New York Giants beat writer since 1997, which means I had the pleasure of covering defensive end Michael Strahan for the majority of his pro career.
As the Pro Football Hall of Fame prepares to immortalize Strahan this weekend, I have put together my five top memories from his 15-year Giants career.
Some of these memories you'll recognize; some were from behind the scenes, offering a look at the man behind the facemask.
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South Carolina defenseman Zach Tarkir ended the longest game in franchise history with a goal 4 minutes and 19 seconds into the fourth overtime period as the Stingrays beat Gwinnett, 4-3, in Game 3 of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series Friday night before a crowd of 3,941 at The Arena at Gwinnett Center.
With the victory, the Stingrays lead the best-of-five series, 2-1, and can clinch the series with a win in Game 4, which is scheduled for Sunday at 2 p.m. at The Arena at Gwinnett Center. A decisive Game 5, if necessary, will be played Monday night.
It was a gigantic win for us, said Stingrays coach Spencer Carbery. I cant tell you how proud I am of the guys in our locker room. When Zachs shot went in the bench erupted and I was elated. It was great to see the guys rewarded for all their hard work for more than six periods.
It was the longest game in Stingrays history stretching more than 124 minutes. The previous record was 110 minutes and 37 seconds against Mississippi in 1999. The longest game in ECHL history was 126 minutes and 10 seconds as Elmira beat Trenton, 5-4, in 2009
After a scramble in front of the net, the puck squirted out to Tarkir in the high slot. Tarkir took a stride and then blasted the puck past Gwinnett goalie Marc Cheverie for the game-winning goal.
Tarkirs goal came just moments after the Gladiators appeared to win the game when Pat Galivan knocked in his own rebound two minutes into the fourth overtime. However, referee Tom Chmielewski immediately waved the goal off, ruling that Galivan had batted the puck in with his hand.
South Carolina beat the Gladiators with rookie goalie Rob Madore, who was making his Stingrays debut. Madore stopped 54 of the 57 shots he faced against the Gladiators. Madore was pressed into duty when Stingrays goalie Daren Machesney, who had started in net in the first two games of the playoffs, was called up to Hershey, of the American Hockey league, Friday morning.
Madore, who completed his college career at University of Vermont last month, arrived at the rink just an hour before the drop of the puck. Madore had played 12 games with the ECHLs Chicago Express, going 8-3-1.
Rob was outstanding, especially in the first overtime period, Carbery said. Gwinnett came out strong in the overtime period and Rob kept us in the game. He was incredible.
Gwinnett defenseman Dallas Jackson gave the Gladiators an early lead with his slap shot from the blue line less than seven minutes into the opening period.
The Stingrays answered on the power play when defenseman Johann Kroll blasted a shot past Cheverie for the score with 10:42 left in the first period.
The Gladiators pushed their advantage to 2-1 on Andy Brants goal at the 8:12 mark of the second period.
Stingrays captain Matt Scherer tied the game up at 2-2 when he backhanded a Greg Stewart rebound past Cheverie for the score two minutes later.
Gwinnetts Jacob Drewiske scored with less than five left in the second period to give the Gladiators a 3-2 advantage going into the second intermission.
Dustin Stevenson tied the game up with his slap shot just 2:15 into the third period. It was Stevensons first goal of the season.
Stingrays 1 1 1 0 0 1 4Gwinnett 1 2 0 0 0 0 3
First Period: 1. G, Jackson 1 (Haddad, Galivan), 6:39. 2. SC, Kroll 2 (Lacroix, Tarkir), 9:18. Penalties: Drewiske, G (slashing), 7:16; Cheverie, G (delay of game), 9:01; Koger, SC (interference), 11:35; Stewart, SC (roughing), 13:23; Haddad, G (roughing), 13:23.
Second Period: 3. G, Brandt 1 (Jackson), 8:12. 4. SC, Scherer 1 (Stewart, Stevenson), 10:51. 5. G, Drewiske 1 (Flache, Duddy), 15:18. Penalties: Arcibal, SC (slashing), 2:29; Murovich, G (hooking), 15:49; Haddad, G (roughing), 19:07.
Third Period: 6. SC, Stevenson 1 (Walters, Higgins), 2;15. Penalties: Tarkir, SC (interference), 13:25; Stevenson, SC (roughing), 15:28; Murovich, G (roughing), 15:38.
First Overtime: No goals. Penalties: No penalties.
Second Overtime: No goals. Penalties: Lacroix, SC (holding), 0:34; Lamoureux, G (slashing), 11:59; Kroll, SC (hooking), 12:33.
Third Overtime: No goals. Penalties: No penalties.
Fourth Overtime: 7. SC, Tarkir 1 (Stewart), 4:19. Penalties: No penalties.
Shots on Goal: Stingrays 7-9-12-5-4-8-3-48; Gwinnett: 8-12-11-15-5-5-1-57. Penalties: Stingrays 7-14; Gwinnett 7-14. Power Play: Stingrays 1 for 5; Gwinnett 0 for 5. Goalies: Stingrays Rob Madore (1-0-0) 20 shots, 17 saves. Gwinnett Marc Cheverie (1-1-0) 16 shots,14 saves. Att: 3.941.


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Napoli is moving to add a midfielder. The club has many ideas, but it has identified its main target: 25-year-old Tottenham's midfielder Sandro. Napoli is really interested and presented a €10 million offer. However, the English club wants almost €20 million. These things are normal in the transfer market, Napoli is speeding up for Sandro.
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By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire Service
Feb. 24, 2012
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- A day after a jarring crash took her out of the first Gatorade Duel 150 qualifying race at Daytona International Speedway, Danica Patrick stormed back to win the pole for Saturday's Drive4COPD Nationwide Series race at the 2.5-mile track.
The Coors Light Pole Award was Patrick's first in 26 attempts and the first for a female driver since Shawna Robinson started on the pole at Atlanta in March of 1994. Robinson is the only other woman to win a pole in any of NASCAR's top three national series.
The 35th of 50 drivers to make a qualifying attempt, Patrick posted a lap at 182.741 mph and waited as drivers who had been faster in practice attempted to unseat her.
That didn't happen. Dale Earnhardt Jr. couldn't knock her off. Nor could Tony Stewart, Kyle Busch, Kurt Busch or any of the other drivers who followed her in the qualifying order.
To Patrick, the wait for 15 cars seemed interminable.
"Gosh it seemed like a hundred, didn't it?" Patrick told the NASCAR Wire Service. "I didn't even know the qualifying order. I had no idea how many people were going after me. One of the engineers was writing down lap times as he heard 'em, and he was like, 'All right, we dodged that bullet.'
"We've got this one -- this one's going to be a big one. All right, we got that one.' And I'm like, 'It seems like every car is a big one. Of course it is -- they're all faster than me (in practice). That's why they're qualifying after me.'
"I definitely didn't know it was the pole until the last car crossed the line."
Trevor Bayne qualified on the outside of the front row at 182.715 mph, just .007 seconds slower than Patrick. Elliott Sadler, Earnhardt and 2011 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series champion Austin Dillon completed the top five.
Afterwards, Sadler paid Patrick a strong compliment.
"In the last 24 months, I think she's the most improved driver we've had, in all three series," Sadler said.


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50 Cover
Carrie Hamilton succumbs to lung cancer years after beating drugs—but not cigarettes—with the help of her mother, Carol Burnett
56 Up Front
A newly modish Chelsea Clinton wows 'em in Paris
58 The scandal over pedophile priest John Geoghan puts the Catholic Church on the defensive
63 Whistle-blowers
Sherron Watkins spoke out about shady doings at Enron. Now her bold memo sees the light of day
67 Friendship
Pals of World Trade Center victim Berry Berenson see her legacy in a ring pulled from the rubble
69 Body
Sonya Dakar's no-nonsense approach to skin care has Hollywood lining up face forward
73 Screen
With Stanford and Yale on her CV, Jennifer Connelly aces A Beautiful Mind
77 Tribute
Peggy Lee, dead at 81, infused pop ballads with husky sexiness for 60 years
81 Pols
Diplomat Wendy Chamberlin gets her toughest assignment—representing the U.S. in Pakistan
86 Party
Sarah Jessica Parker, Russell Crowe, Nicole Kidman and Heather Locklear were among the stars puttin' on the glitz at the Golden Globe awards
95 Crime
Angry student Peter Odighizuwa is accused of killing three at his remote Virginia law school—including one of the people who had helped him most
103 Update
In harmony with musician Ben Harper, Laura Dern tunes into motherhood
109 Tragedy
The sadness of Sept. 11 deepens as widows Patricia Flounders and Prasanna Kalahasthi take their own lives
115 Olympics 2002
On the road to Salt Lake City, bobsledder Jean Racine overcame the loss of her mother and her best friend
120 Where Are They Now?
After swapping showbiz for academia, Home Alone alum Angela Goethals is back at home on the stage
123 Pages
Ian Falconer has kids squealing for joy with his books about a posh pig
137 Tube
Elisha Cuthbert grabs the spotlight as the kidnapped teen on spy drama 24
139 In Her Own Words
After a split with her son, Barbara LeBey writes about mending family ties
142 Scene
At Madame Tussaud's museum on New York City's 42nd Street, the public waxes enthusiastic for—and gets up close and personal with—life-size figures of favorite celebs
4 Mailbag
6 Online
8 Star Tracks
15 Scoop
25 Picks & Pans
49 Insider
85 Passages
99 Style Watch
118 Puzzler
146 Chatter
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1 cup chopped parsley
1/4 cup chopped green onion
2 tablespoons capers
1 garlic clove, finely chopped
2/3 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 tablespoon lemon juice
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text: On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 4:17 PM, Kevin Reid <kpreid at mac.com> wrote: > On Aug 1, 2008, at 18:17, Tyler Close wrote: >> On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 9:11 AM, Kevin Reid <kpreid at mac.com> wrote: >>> So Causeway now labels events in its tree by the first entry in their >>> trace? >> >> I think the last version I used did so. > > I'm not sure this is a good idea. > > It seems to me that, unless I explicitly twiddle the trace to support > this usage, the top-of-stack on a Send is going to be message-queuing > internals, and the top-of-stack on a Got is going to be generic > message handling code (since the target hasn't been invoked yet), > neither of which is going to be especially informative in an event list. In the Waterken Server implementation, I twiddle the trace to remove all the infrastructure code, leaving only the application code. I think this makes the trace much more usable for application developers. For example, see the sample traces at: http://waterken.sourceforge.net/debug/#log_format You'll notice there's no extra cruft in there beyond the application code. >> Could you be more specific about how the documentation should be >> improved? > > Replace: > "This kind of event is produced for a when block. The Sent.message > identifies the when block itself, and the condition identifies the > promise the when block is queued on." > > with: > "This kind of event is produced for a send to a promise. The > Sent.message identifies the queued message, and the condition > identifies the promise the when block is queued on." Thanks, I've committed these changes to the repository. >> The only goal here is to be able to tell an IDE what part of the code >> to highlight when an event is selected. Are there any dominant >> assumptions among IDEs for how a code span is defined? > > I don't know. I would *expect* to find that, if they support Unicode > enough that this distinction exists, they would count columns in terms > of grapheme clusters, since that's what the cursor will move over and, > insofar as monospace is possible, what fits in one monospaced column. So, the dominant IDEs are: Visual Studio, Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA and NetBeans. I think the last three, being implemented in Java, probably use the Java char definition of a column. I'd expect Visual Studio to use the definition of wchar_t, which is also a 16 bit unit that I think is the same as a Java char. Barring new information, I think we should decree that a column is a UTF-16 code unit. --Tyler