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The jump in the unemployment rate from 5 percent to 5.5 percent, the largest single-month surge in unemployment since 1986, should be a wakeup call to Congress, says Diana Furchtgott-Roth, a former chief economist at the U.S. Department of Labor and senior fellow at the Hudson Institute.
It's not the White House that has the power to help Americans, it's Congress, which has declined to consider many White House initiatives, says Furchtgott-Roth. Are a half percentage point jump in the unemployment rate and $4 per gallon gas sufficient to galvanize the lawmakers into taking some necessary action?
According to Furchtgott-Roth, Congress should:
- Extend or lower the current tax rates, which will increase from 35 percent to 40 percent in 2011 at the top and from 10 percent to 15 percent at the bottom; raising taxes will only discourage work, business creation and investment.
- Lower energy prices by allowing oil companies to use America's domestic energy supplies; the U.S. Minerals Management Service estimates that American untapped oil and gas reserves total 143 billion barrels of oil and 1,050 trillion cubic feet of gas.
- Eliminate the rapid increase in food prices by repealing the mandates requiring America to use a certain amount of ethanol each year; since making ethanol uses as much energy as it gives off in fuel, America is raising food prices without even saving energy.
More jobs, a larger share of take-home pay and a return to $2 a gallon gasoline and $1 eggs would make Americans better off in today's economy, says Furchtgott-Roth. If Congress desired, it could pass laws that would allow this to happen.
Source: Diana Furchtgott-Roth, "$2 Gas And $1 Eggs," New York Sun, June 11, 2008.
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I'm using winXP and running MySQL as a service. The webserver that I'm running is apache.
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I'm trying to host a phpbb2 forum off my pc. It works for the msot part but sometimes I get 10061 errors. This happens most often when more than 1 user is trying to access the forum page. Why is that so?
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Jul 08, 2009 - 3:59 pm
My husband just had an endoscopy this morning. I was expecting the results to be an ulcer. I felt like someone dropped a house on me when the doctor lead us into a private room to tell us that he did not like what he saw during the procedure. He found a swollen lesion at the base of the esophagus above the stomach. He did biopsies and wants a CAT scan done as soon as possible to see if anything has spread outside to the lymph nodes, etc. My husband just had gall bladder laparoscopic removal in April and had lost weight because he was not eating due to the pain. He can swallow without a problem, but has pain when it gets to the bottom of his esophagus. He is a big man, but he has lost 60 lbs since April. He does eat but not as much as he used to. He did weigh 360 and is now 300. We are fortunate in that his CAT scan is scheduled for tomorrow. We are going to a local hospital for testing, but will probably go to Fox Chase CC once this is officially diagnosed.
How do I support him while I myself am falling apart? Mind you, on top of all this, I am an Episcopal Deacon. I am the one who is supposed to be strong.
Jul 08, 2009 - 8:20 pm
My name is Kathy and my husband was diagnosed in May. The first thing you should do is to read William's story. It will take you step by step on what to expect if the biopsy does show cancer.
The second thing do is let yourself process everything and don't hold anything in, you have
Things are going to be very difficult for you, but everyone here has or is going through exactly what you are. They have helped me alot just knowing that they really do know what
Jul 15, 2009 - 4:07 pm
Thanks for the kind help, Kathy.
John has his first appointment with the medical oncologist on the 22nd and the radiation oncologist on the 31st. We totally trust Fox Chase Cancer Center. They have a support group for EC patients that we will probably attend.
I will keep you posted.
God bless and thanks!
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Jul 15, 2009 - 4:15 pm
William, thank you immensely for your comments. I was able to draw a lot of strenght from your words. God does not give people cancer as a punishment or a test. But HE is there for us when this happens in life. He is our strength, our support, our confider. Thanks to people like you, I was reminded of this.
Well, John has his first appointment at Fox Chase on Wednesday the 22nd. It is with the medical oncologist (chemo). He has his first appointment on the 31st with the radiation oncologist. So, we are on the road! Fox Chase has a support group for EC patients. We have signed up to go to their monthly meeting. John would feel better knowing what to expect, and so would I.
I will keep you abreast of what is happening and will probably have loads of questions for you!
Our niece graduated from the GC station in Cape May also. She is currently stationed on an Ice Cutter out of Washington State as the diesel mechanic.
Thanks and God Bless!
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Aug 01, 2009 - 5:29 pm
I love reading your postings. They are so informative, compassionate and really help me a lot!
At our appointment on Friday (31st) with Dr. Kuritzky (the radiation oncologist) he told us that the PET scan seemed to show the same as the CT scan in that it appears to be confined to the esophagus and only the lymph nodes that are in the wall of the esophagus. The endoscopic ultrasound test on Monday is the final indicator. John will be having 5 weeks of radiation AND chemotherapy together Monday through Friday.
What helped us immensely was going to the EC support group meeting at Fox Chase on the 24th. What wonderful, supportive people. One man had his done 13 years ago! What a testamony! There was a young woman there who just had the surgery 3 weeks ago. She wanted to find out more information. She was a little weak, but by golly, she was there.
Thanks and keep the prayers coming!
Sep 11, 2009 - 7:58 pm
It has been a while since I signed on. John just finished his 3rd week of chemo/radiation (out of 5 weeks). He is currently in a clinical trial (they call it protocol). He gets paclitaxel on Mondays. The first Monday he also had carboplatin and will have it again on the 21st. They then give him his 'bottle' which he wears 24/7 until Friday. This contains 5FU. The protocol is Zactima. He also has radiation everyday. He is taking neurontin. So far, he has had minimal side effects. The one main one he does have is fatigue. But he still gets around and about. However, tonight he is starting to feel a little uncomfortable in the area that is radiated. His radiation oncologist thought he would feel this last Friday but he didn't until tonight. They said he may start to get hit with other effects next week. He had one setback in that he had his stomach stapled back in the late 1980's. The surgeon does not know if he can use his stomach and may have to remove that also. But we met someone who also had her stomach removed and she is doing okay.
We are both reading a book called The Shack. John has found this to be very helpful.
Hope all is well with you!
Sep 11, 2009 - 8:20 pm
Hi Lee,
Sounds like John is righ on track and doing very well. We just finished up with chemo and
Al will need to have radiation after the surgery along with a little more chemo to clean up
Keep us posted on John's progress
Sep 25, 2009 - 8:18 pm
Thanks for the reply. John is done chemo and has 1 more day of radiation since he missed on Labor Day when they were closed. He has 6-8 weeks off. This week he got hit with the side effects of a very sore tongue and a sore on his lip. He says he has more hair on his pillow in the morning than on his head! And he is very tired, but he did great considering the side effects he could have had. Now it is time for him to rest and rebuild.
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Sep 25, 2009 - 8:34 pm
It seems that time flies by anymore. I thought I had just logged in and here it is 2 weeks!
I have been okay. I am on a medical leave of absence from my diaconal duties at church. However since the bishop is coming this Sunday I was asked to come back to serve. So I am. About 10 years ago I had a small thing removed from my face. It was small and it was not red or anything but it would form a scab then the scab would go away, so a dermatologist removed it. If she told me what it was, I do not remember. All was well except that I had a slight indentation where she removed it. It is about 1 inch from my nose and 2 inches from my eye. Well, last week, out of the blue, a red mark appeared around it. The next day it turned dark purple, then the skin sloughed off and I had an open wound that oozed. I went to my doc who said it could be basal cell carcinoma, so off to Fox Chase I went (I feel like I live there!). The dermatologist took a biopsy of it and I will know in a week of two what the heck it is. He said if you have to have cancer, that this is the best to get because it is very curable and easily treated. Not sure if that is what it is, but we shall see. Meanwhile it is a bit better but still sore and itchy. I keep it bandaged and cleaned daily until I hear from him.
But this is minor. I really admire the people in all the stories I read on this website. They all have amazing courage and are inspirations to everyone.
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Sep 29, 2009 - 5:19 pm
Hi William!
I hope you have a safe and happy trip to Cape May. It is one of my favorite shore towns any time of the year.
John did really well the first 4 weeks of his 5 week chemo/radiation treatments. Everything hit him in the middle of his 5th and last week. On is last day of chemo, last Friday, he was very weak. They checked him out and his blood pressure was 58/37. It is a wonder he could move at all. They infused him with 2 bags of fluids with magnesium. He then got hit with diarrhea over the weekend. Yesterday was his last day of radiation and I was with him because he was still weak. Well, his blood pressure was a bit better - 76/48, but no where near what it should be. Again he had 2 bags of fluids. This whole process started at 7AM lasted to 2:15pm. They said it will take about 3 weeks for the effects of the radiation to wear off, and, hopefully, sooner for the chemo effects. He can't eat a lot because he has a very sore mouth. But, today he said his tongue feels a little better and he has been drinking a lot of water and is going to try some pasta for dinner. He definately looks better today.
You are right about viewing life differently after all this. Things that were so important before are not and the things that you seemed never to have time for suddenly become important. Materialistic things fall away and relationships take on a more important role in your life.
Thanks again for the kind words. I will try to remember to keep up on things!
Sep 29, 2009 - 8:42 pm
I see so much of what my dad is going through with your husband. He was so healthy before this and is doing so well. But week 4 he started having nausea and throat pain probably from the radiation (according to Dr's at DUKE). He also was dehydrated from vomiting. He got the fluids as well for the first time. My mom said he looked SO MUCH better just form getting them. They postponed Tues chemo until Thursday---we hope he can do it... He only has a week and a half of chemo & radiation---hope he can do & handle it and then have a rest before re-staging.
Oct 01, 2009 - 5:54 pm
Hope your Dad is doing better Kim. John, thankfully, never had any vomiting or nausea. What happened was that they day before his last chemo he got diarrhea. He got fluids last Friday, again on Monday and then again yesterday. He saw his medical oncologist, Dr. Cheng, yesterday and they are pleased with his blood test. His white cell count is going upwards again and all others are good. John asked him if he should continue taking the magnesium and the doc said no. It can cause diarrhea! He felt it was from the chemo and would stop soon. John just takes Immodium but the doc gave him a script for lomotil. Tonight he feels good. He has pain in his chest from the radiation but is managing that with 2 percacets every 6 hours. John was fortunate compared to a lot of others who have done the daily chemo/radiation therapy. Now he has 6-8 weeks to rebuild his strength for the surgery. He was also on a clinical trial of the drug Zactima. We can't speak highly enough for the entire staff at Fox Chase Cancer Center here in Philly.
Sep 29, 2009 - 8:47 pm
My Father was diagnosed on April 7,2009. The one thing my Mom said was that she had to push her feeling way down and just focus on taking care of my Dad. She had to this it all on her own because I live in NY and they are in California. My Dad lost his battle 3 1/2 weeks after being diagnosed. We caught his way too late. You need to be strong. I know that it is different for me than it is for you. I am talking about my Father and you are talking about your spouse. But I am here. You need to have someone to talk to about what you are feeling. My Mom kept it to herself until my Dad was sleeping and because she did this mostly at night, she didn't get much sleep and had no one to talk to. I am her for you and you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. Take care of yourself, so you can keep up your strength. You will need it and he will need you.
Sep 29, 2009 - 9:07 pm
Hi-- I am still kind of new at this site---and I don't think I realized we both were with DADs with Esophageal cancer.... We are from upstate NY, but I am in Louisville KY and my parents are at Duke Cancer Ctr in NC. Not quite as far as you all were... I am so sorry for your loss--I know how hard it is to be far away..even though you are so much further away. My mom is being so strong---but sometimes I think she is hiding a lot of her fears and feelings from us kids---and I don't think she really shares them with anyone?? They have been so healthy, so this is all so new..
We all know our parents (& ourselves) have to pass on, but I was shocked at my dads stage 3--probably 4 DX! HE is a volunteer firefighter, active volunteer and a "fixer" of all that is broken! My siblings and I just were not expecting this--as were they! For you--3 1/2 weeks must have been even more shocking. I wish this all wouldn't have to be so hard on families and patients--it just makes us realize how much we take for granted...
I will need to touch base with you as time goes on..
Sep 29, 2009 - 10:14 pm
Thank you so much for your message. Today is my first day on this site. I thought I was doing better until last night. I cried until 1 am and I just couldn't stop. That is when I realized, I just can't do this on my own. I have a really hard time talking to my Boyfriend and my friends about what I am feeling and going through. Not that they wouldn't listen and haven't tried to be supportive, but none of them really understand and I don't want to burden any other them with all my crying and depression stuff, ya know. It is nice to be able to talk (or post) my feelings here and know that the people who are reading can totally understand. Again, Thank You and I would love to chat with you more. You and your family are in my thoughts.
Sep 29, 2009 - 9:08 pm
Oh--forgot to say--LOVE your screen name...touches my heart
Sep 30, 2009 - 6:35 am
This is the best site for you to be on. Everyone is so supportive. I know it's hard trying to keep your feelings in. I dealing with that too. I'm married to wonderful guy and I have 2 sons. I'm also an only child. Thankfully I do live near my parents, about 20 minutes away, but his treatment is 6 hours away. So, I rely on my mom passing on the correct information. It's been a hard road to travel, but we are managing. It's also a lonely road. I'm the rock for my parents, which as been so difficult. I'm always the positive one and the demanding one at the same time. It's such a tough thing to do. I also feel like the parent to them as well. It's an emotional rollercoaster that I want to get off of most of the time. I hide my emotions from my sons most of the time as well. They know their grandpa is really sick, but I don't want the worrying non stop and seeing me upset worries them. They are 13 and 9. It's over whelming most of the time, but I feel better reading the posts and I just love the support I get from everyone here.
Take care and come here for support as often as you need!!
Sep 30, 2009 - 2:45 pm
Erika, I know what you mean about not wanting the kids to worry to much...I have 4, 17,14,11,(almost)9. I haven't gotten weepy in front of them, but it is a challenge. I think this site is helpful to be able to "talk" and share---because even good friends don't really want to talk about cancer and stress all the time! So here we can talk about it and not offend anyone--but just offer each other support.. My dad is having a couple of rough days all of a sudden--- hope/pray it gets better.
Oct 01, 2009 - 6:23 am
I would be at a lost without this site!! I hope your dad is feeling better when he wakes up on this nice crisp morning and a new month!! I'm really praying for some good news today. My parents are back in the Drs. office today and my dad get's more chemo. Wow, you have your hands full with all those kids!! My 2 exhaust me, so I don't know how you do it!! :+) I'm hoping and praying everyone gets some good news soon!!
Oct 01, 2009 - 6:27 pm
Thanks to all who replied. I accidentally posted a message 3 times and I am having one heck of a time trying to delete the other 2. Any suggestions?
Oct 01, 2009 - 6:18 pm
Thanks for the kind words! I am sorry for your loss. I lost my mother to breast cancer in 1989. Still miss her daily.
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Since these are basic they won't cover much in regards to defense against catapults until other defenses are come up with.
You will always need multiple layers of walls. If you don't have enough time, or other people to help, the first layer is going to have to be low stone wall as it's the quickest to put up (you can always knock it down and replace it with high stone wall later).
Unless you are going for a pretty town (defense of which would be a lot harder) you need to concentrate on squares of walls so that they can match a future deed and so that the deed can control gates.
At first you'll probably have to go for gatehouses as shown in the image above between two layers of walls. It's recommended to have a tower inside that size 5 deed area which will cover your town from enemy kingdom attacks. Most people prefer to have it in the center with the deed token--although practical, it may not look the best.
Thats the basic size 5 design you can make it harder for your enemy by having offset gates, although you'll need a deed as only palisades will work.
This design denies your enemies the chance to pick the weakest section in each layer without breaking all the dividing walls. Be careful not to lock anyone inbetween the walls(unless you want to, see catapult use below)
Catapults: You could put catapults in squares between walls and either have a gate or put a firing account in there when you build it sealing it in. You can then trade ammo and supplies over the wall to the person firing.
I'd really advise against this type unless you like how it looks in which case use it for fields and containing farm animals. It's easily destroyed so not that useful more cosmetic than practical.
This will be your basic defense when you start out, easy and fast to make and can take some damage. Try and have two layers of this if you expect it will take a while before you can make tall stone walls. Allows you to see enemies coming but doesn't stop them from looking in.
Really costly to make provide some good protection and look really good. Unless you have a lot of trees, a size 5 deed will probably be the only practical size to build them or really small bases (camouflage effect in woods?)
You'll want these for your town as they are difficult to take down (haven't tried catapults). The only problem is you'll need a lot of bricks but for an established town that's nothing. Blocks enemies views of your town but also makes it harder to see them coming. Well worth the hassle you can also make entrances maze like to confuse attackers (add in multiple gates between two layers and it's great fun).
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Just a regular one tile house allows you to set access without a deed to make the most out of it have them between two layers of walls. Easy to destroy though so keep them high quality and repaired till you get a deed and can use something better. Also note you'll need everyone on friends list for this option.
I personally don't like these you'll need a gate lock and key for them which without a deed leaves you open to being killed for your key. Although the keyholder can pass straight through you'll need to unlock and lock to let friends in and out. Once you have a deed just chuck the key in a chest or in the bank and let the deed control the gate. With the deed it's so much easier as you can allow all allies and selected citizens to pass through.
Although taking up many resources you won't need that many gates. Don't build these without deed control it's not worth it really. They provide so much extra protection and work perfectly with high stone walls. You'll want these and high stone walls in your finished town (until they come out with something better (metal gates maybe?)).
- Without a deed always go for a 1 x 1 gatehouse since it saves so much pain, or if you have 3 layers of walls have the first two covered by a gatehouse and the third inside one a palisade gate so you have time to unlock it to let people in and lock it again before the enemy gets in.
- If you use dividing walls, keep them at a uniform quality as you're not going to be able to improve them later.
- Always have two or more gates unless you have good fighting skills incase someone camps outside or a monster spawns.
- Concentrate your efforts on improving your gates to as high a quality as possible as they are your weakest points.
Use the terrain to your advantage.
- On top of a hill lets you see enemies coming and forces them to climb up to you which with siege weapons is a lot harder.
- Have your walls at the top of a slope you'd have to climb up this means that without siege weapons they have to climb up to attack your walls costing stamina and causing injury if they fall.
- Surrounded by mountains on most sides means they'd probably die if they came from those directions. It's also very painful (annoying) to climb between a wall and a cliff.
If you are on the side of a hill/mountain just mine down to water. Otherwise you will want to be next to a lake or even at sea level with a bit of water inside your walls. (images/diagrams later)
Make sure the land is entirely free from mycelium you don't want Horde of the Summoned people healing while they attack your town. Do regular checks for the prescence of Libila and the Horde of the Summoned kingdom to ensure no one is trying to grow it.
Horde of the Summoned
You'll want to build your town so that you have tiles inside your town that have mycelium on them. If you expect your only enemies to be JK or MR have a ring outside your town or just let it grow naturally. Be more careful if other HotS towns are your enemies.
You'll want as many towers as possible around your town. These will complement your town guards and slow down incoming enemies.
This shows the basic design you will want to start with (remember they need to be 50 tiles apart to work) if you plan on growing to a big town the outer 4 can eventually be built into your outer layer of walls. Work with nearby towns to build many towers; remember this will focus where your enemy has to attack from to be safe allowing you to set up other traps for them.
(To be done)
This is what you'll need. Please note these are very basic strategies i'm hoping people will write up alternatives.
For very small towns and homesteads you should take 6 people just to be safe (with current 30 skill cap).
- Two Fo Healers
- Two people with heavy weapons (AKA Tanks) for destroying walls and buildings (heavily armoured)
- Two fast aggressive fighters (AKA Warriors)with light to medium armour
To start with everyone fights to take out whatever citizens or guards there are use the tanks to draw all the attacks and the fast warriors to flank them if you have time check their equipment to pick the best target.
Once the main battle is over the fast warriors and one of the Fo healers takes care of any respawns while the tanks knock down walls while the other Fo healer takes care of them.
If you have more people add in more in the following order:
- Extra Warrior
- Siege Engineer (catapult)
- Extra Fo Healer
- Extra Tank
- Supply Cart (contains ammo for catapult, food, water and on the way home loot transport)
- Extra Warrior
- Extra Tank
- Extra Fo healer
- Repeat
Or go for a siege team build:
- Five Warriors
- Three Fo Healers
- Four tanks
- As many catapults as you can build
- For every two catapults one ammo cart(chuck in unfinished catapults to be finished on location)
With this build you can fire loads of rounds into the enemy town taking down walls and hopefully hitting guards and villagers. All the other people will be defending the catapults and their operator.
Horde of the Summoned
Replace Fo healers with warriors or tanks that know drain health spells.
You are going to need to know as much about your enemy as possible(duh). If they are relatively close to newtown you could try the old guest trick to sit outside their walls taking note of entrances and anything happening in the event window. Most people know about this though so it will raise suspicions listen to how new players talk and try to emulate them to avoid suspicion.
Full infiltration can easily work on any town that is openly recruiting it will however take up one of your villagers play time faking being someone else actually doing stuff in town getting on the deed and passing information along. If they do their job well enough and get permissions, you can get them to unlock gates or change the guards first to heavy then back to light again stopping them from deploying heavier guards when your main attack comes. You'll also have a grace period while the guards respawn to get in and start attacking things.
You can also just keep chatting to them and encourage them to let something slip or even employ others to spy for you. Convincing one of their town members to turn traitor is also helpful.
Things to Check
- Where are the weakest walls
- How many layers are there
- Where are the most expensive/useful items
- What level are the guards
- What time are they mostly offline
- Who are their best fighters and and who is likely to be carrying keys
Other Suggestions
If you or one of your villagers keeps files on all enemy towns and their villagers you will be able to assess the strengths and weaknesses of anyone you'll need to face.
The basic idea is to keep notepad files on people and towns and adding anything you ever find out about them predicted skills, most common armour used, size of deed etc etc. Add any and all rumours even put what time zone they are in and who their friends are. This will help when you are picking targets during battles and the best way to attack a town.
If you are really sad but prepared draw a diagram of their town(use the grid method i used above) you could even put last known wall qualities and names of buildings on it. The more information the better chance of successfully attacking you have.
Basic Attacks
Sheer Numbers
If the enemy is hated by many grab all your allies pick a time and get as many people as possible to gather near the enemies town. Split into groups of four or five with one person as team leader. One group will contain the overall leader or if you have multiple allied towns arrange it into two groups(with multiple teams) with a leader in each. The teams will look after their own members ensuring they don't die and that they all attack the same target. If you have catapults one person will fire while the rest of the team guards.
If you have enough for two groups you will want to attack from two opposite directions to split the defenders and their guards. Leave roughly two minutes between attacks to further confuse the defenders. Mainly though you'll have one or two teams knocking down walls(always pick the weakest walls and avoid gates which are usually the most improved and have the most defense) while the rest kill guards and villagers. Once you are inside secure any buildings that contain weapons to prevent respawning people from rearming. Assign a couple of teams to take down the tower if there is one.
Once the immediate threat is over ensure everyone is healed up then begin looting but leave a couple of teams on guard killing duty. You're better off taking their carts and filling them with stuff to save time. Try not to stay for more than an hour or two once their defenses are down just incase they have reinforcements on their way. I'd personally recommend leaving their basic tools like small anvils and axes so that they can rebuild and present a target again at a later date. If your attack group is made up of multiple towns try and leave together to prevent people from being picked off on their way home.
Even Match
When you and your enemy have pretty much the same skills and numbers you need to out think them. Organise your forces to have your tanks up front taking hits and picking targets have a line of heavy damage dealers behind them then your leader followed by a couple more warriors just incase they attack from behind without any warning.
When you approach the enemies walls spread out and search for the weakest point(lowest quality and/or highest damage). If the wall borders the deed you will have to watch out for guards coming through the wall they need to be taken out before you can punch through. If the guards are out of range work on destroying the walls and have one person on watch for any enemies coming out to meet you.
If they do come out to meet you get into formation take out their tanks first followed by any priority targets(leader, best fighter etc). Every non tank needs to focus on one at a time once you kill them all or they fall back loot any of their corpses and heal up(never heal during a fight it's too distracting and marks the healer as a target). Continue destroying the walls if they come back repeat above battle until you take too many losses or you get in. Make sure you have easy access into the town incase you need to get back in following a death. Then proceed in destroying the guards and anyone respawning(eventually they will respawn somewhere else or log off). Heal up again then begin looting banding together anytime a guard respawns. If you don't have much time or live far away only take the most valuable stuff or anything you need (i'd go for armour and weapons to prevent retaliation). I'd also target one wall section or gate and damage it to around 90 then leave it hopefully they will miss it and you'll have an easy target if you need to come back. If you do lose any of your fighters get their stuff immeadiately so that when they make it back to you they can rearm instantly. (This bit needs a bit of work it's rather fragmented and hard to read)
Convoy Attacks
A very simple attack strategy. But very effective in terms of cost vs. reward. Usually if the enemy wants to raid someone. They will bring extra supplies in carts or on the backs of Mule accounts. This gives you an opportunity to attack a raiding party at its weakest point.
The secret to using this tactic properly is to give the enemy very little warning before you attack. This can be achived by concealing a small group of fighters near the target the enemy is trying to attack. This will create the illusion that all of your forces are defending the target, which can be determined by looking at local chat. One thing I need to point out is if you take the time to build a well concealed position with which to attack from. The attack is more effective.
Now when the enemy convoy gets to the perfect position. Run out from your hiding point and immediatly attack all the fighters in the group. Then have any spare allies start looting the carts (but try not to overload on loot or you'll be slow). When they are loaded up. Run away and try to get back into the position you're defending. If you can't get into there. Just keep going until you find a good secondary position to hide at.
One more thing, DO NOT go back to your original hiding point. Otherwise this area will be unuseable in a future attack because they will know about it.
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- If you have time to dig a tunnel during a battle a sneaky thing to do is to make two entrances to a tunnel, one without a door and one with a rock door. Mine the one without a door up and mine the one with the door down, then after you've done this for at least 4 tiles each connect them to make a drop shaft. Lure the enemy into the cave and down the drop shaft. Then exit through the door you made, leaving them stuck inside. If you made the drop shaft steep enough they shouldn't be able to climb out.
Raid info by Friend
This little article describes raiding and the steps to follow. A lot of what is written in this article might seem logical but yet all the time forgotten or not properly done. I could write a whole book about raiding in detail and I have started one a while ago but it's simply something I can't devote my time to because it has too many factors to describe it all. So in this article it is kept to basics that still need logic thinking from yourself to go with it. This article keeps in mind the factors that play a role in winning or losing a raid. Main factor that works against you is time. You only have so long until the attacking team you brought will have to go to sleep or to work or other appointments outside of wurm. Defenders have this problem a lot less. Another factor is security, if you have too many casualties compared to the enemy, the people you brought will lose a lot of morale and begin having doubts about the raid and eventually want to leave.
So in short: - Time - Security
The steps you will be reading in this article describe how you will raid the most effective keeping the above two factors in mind at all times.
Steps in short: - Step 1: planning: Plan before you raid, know everything there is to know about the town and have everything you need with you on a raid.
- Step 2: Setting up base and stopping defenders: Before you can begin with the raid you must create a safe environment for the attackers and stop defenders coming to help.
- Step 3: Destroying the town: After creating security and before actual pvping or entering the enemy town you must create a clear entrance for you and the ability to walk freely on deed wherever you want.
- Step 4: The fighting and looting: After taking away all safety from the defenders you can make your way into the town and begin killing the defenders and after that looting.
- Step 5: The Exit: This can be one of the most dangerous moments of a raid especially when things go bad, having a smart exit plan is very important. Defenders know this is your weakest moment.
After describing these steps in basic there will be some trends that might be interesting for any raider to make raiding more efficient.
To understand this book fully, it describes the following roles: Tasks: • Overall raid leader • Wallers • Fort builder • Fighting leader • Catapult leader • Catapulters
• The overall raid leader is the one that keep an eye on everything. He barely does any work himself but appoints people as much as he can. • The wallers are the people that wall off the enemy entrances at the start of the raid. The overall raid leader is responsible that the wallers secure all the entrances. • The fort builder is the person in charge of setting up the attack fort. The overall raid leader is responsible for the location and a rough design if needed but the fort builder has to think for himself how its most effective. • The catapult leader is responsible to keep the overview on which buildings are catapulted, where to shoot from and who shoots what. He will guide the catapulters to do their task • The catapulters are responsible for taking down the walls and have to find someone to bring them a constant flow of ammunition. At times one catapulter might have to operate 3 catapults at the same time and ask someone to help load and winch them • The fighting leader is responsible of holding off the enemies, taking out the guards and the defenders. But since good fighters are often also good miners, he will also be responsible of finding people to mine so there is a constant flow of ammunition. It is important that the fighting leader makes an example and has the fighters follow him into a fight but even more important is that he stays alive.
Step 1: Planning Step 1 is all about planning, without a plan you should not go on a raid. The idea behind planning is to make sure everyone knows what to do and with this save you a lot of time.
Pre-set goals Before a raid you need to know what exactly the purpose is of going to the enemy town. It can range from trying to steal an item or plundering the entire town or just some pvp. At any rate, it is very important to know what your mission and any submissions are, so you can determine when it is time to leave incase none of the missions are achievable.
Escape route Before you plan a raid further, you must determine how you will travel to the raid and more importantly how you will leave safely in case things go bad. This is the most important part of raiding, knowing how to leave. Town layout You will need a layout of the town. A tilemap is the best option but not always possible. The least you need is enough info to know from which side it is most effective to attack.
Items needed Prepare a list of items you will need, items such as woa pickaxes, shovels, carving knifes, spare cotton, barrels, nails, locks, ores for catapulting, ropes etc., etc. Anything you could need you have to bring. It is very difficult to get items during the raid and may cause big delays.
Preparing the teams Before a raid, people need to know their roles. Most important are designated catapulters and miners, if you don't have this covered before a raid, you will not succeed. But along with preparing the teams, you also need to divide the initial tasks such as building the fort, making catapults, locking the town. Set people responsible for parts of the raid. One person in charge of all the catapulting and one person in charge of holding off the defenders when needed.
Step 2: Setting up base and stopping defenders Step 2 is ironically all about keeping the defenders away from you and create a situation where you can catapult the enemies with as little as possible pvp.
Building the fort At all raids you need a fall-out base, a place where you can store items, safely mine, and even go afk in for a short while. At a raid you need to turn the tides in your favor as much as possible. If you give yourself a gatehop while taking away that from the enemy, that is a big advantage. Set one person responsible for building the fort and let him find people on site to help build it. The fort is best to be of good size. At least a 5x5 area with one or two mine doors is recommended.
Locking up the town The biggest reason a raid fails is if there are people defending it. This is logic thinking. This makes locking up the town very important. You need to lock up all entrances except the one you are creating for yourself. Set up small teams for this to lock the town up fast and put one person responsible per team.
Step 3: Destroying the town Step 3 is destroying the town. To do this fast you will have to fully concentrate on opening all the buildings and avoid pvp and gatehopping as much as possible. After the enemy has no places to run anymore for safety, it's the moment you begin the fighting.
Systematically catapulting After you have set up a base you should be ready to focus completely on catapulting. The person responsible for the destruction of the town will have to keep overview of what buildings are opened and what the damage is while the catapulters are responsible to get themselves ammunition. Everyone who isn't mining, catapulting or filling another important job should be hauling the ammunition around. This phase can cause much frustration if people begin slacking so it is important everyone works hard here.
A proper entrance/exit This is the first thing you create with catapulting. You destroy an entire longhouse to create a clear entrance on the deed. You can't have a half done job here. There needs to be an easy way in and out of the enemy town. It is recommended you lock this up again though while you catapult the buildings inside.
Step 4: The fighting and looting Step 4 is where the fun begins. Finally there is a payoff for all the work you have put in destroying the town. The fighter team should be ready to kill the guards and then rush in the town after the catapulting of all buildings is finished.
Entering the deed A very important note here is to not fall into enemy traps, keep close eye on unfinished stone walls or fences that the enemy can finish after you pass them. Have the catapulters standing by to open up any obstructions that are found while entering the town.
Looting and storage Looting can bring out the worse in people. A raid should not be for the loot in the first place, but for the fun of beating an enemy town. There are people who will go through the houses and handpick the best they can find because 'they deserve it'. Well guess what... so do the other 30 people that joined the raid. When looting, you have to fill up a cart, haul it back to the safety of the attack fort and ditch it there while you fill up a new cart. Take every item you can grab and don't keep stuff for yourself. Items such as drake and scale will go to the kingdom as a whole. The rest I have found to be most 'fairly' looted by all plundering it inside the fort or after having left the raid with equal chances, not while people are taking the items from the town.
Step 5: The exit Step 5 describes how and when to exit from a raid. It is important to have the exit planned ahead and is also described in the planning step. You will either leave with your mission completed or without completing it.
Know when to leave It does not take much common sense to know when you cannot complete your mission. At this stage the situation usually only becomes worse for you. It is better to leave at this stage than staying around till the point where you can't leave anymore.
Another reason to leave is of course after completing your mission. If there is nothing more for you to gain at the enemy deed it is time to leave with the victory in your pocket.
How to leave When you are leaving it is important to leave as one group. Try to have horses ready to leave with as well to give you a movement bonus. The order in which you leave is that the weaker people will leave first with the stronger fighters covering them from behind. Anyone that is way ahead of the group needs to shoot the enemies in case they are following. The weaker people have to keep moving. No need to look back other than blocking arrows. The stronger fighters adapt to the speed of the weaker people.
Quick ambush While the enemy knows that when you retreat, you are at your most vulnerable, they are putting themselves at a big risk as well. Keep your eye open for opportunities to ambush the enemy. In case you are leaving because you can't complete the mission but still have a good force, you can use this moment to ambush the enemies that chase you for a while.
Trends / Tactics in raiding While this entire article describes raiding there are some tactics you can use with this concept.
Small to big group In a usual raid situation, you agree a location where you meet up with 20-30 people and you march to the enemy town. The beginning of raids can be very messy because there are too many people, and not enough things they can do easily. While during the course of the raid, the enemy will grow in numbers while you will have less people because they have to leave or die. Right as you will need the full force to enter the enemy deed you don't have it anymore.
The tactic that is used to counter this is setting up a team which consists of the wallers, fort builders, catapult leaders and their catapult teams to go ahead of the raid and begin their tasks. Since there aren't many enemies to worry about at the start of the raid you won't need the fighters yet. Ofcourse if they are online they can come with you but because of this you can start raids earlier by going with the team to perform the pre-raid phase instead of waiting for the rest of the raiders to wake up or log in.
Gatehop disabling The power that defenders have is gatehopping and repairing. While its hard to take away repairing from the defenders, it is possible to take away the ability to gatehop by walling them off. But an even more successful tactic is to use their gatehop against them.
A raid can last easily up to 10 hours. But in a lot less time you can do the following: You go with a small team to the enemy town while no one is online to spot you and you catapult the gatehouse nearest to the side you attack from and replace it with one of your own. While you have this gatehouse set to stay unlocked you can lock it at the moment most of the defenders are lured outside. This can create for a beautiful gank, taking out most of the defenders in one sweep.
A lot of this information comes from the time when i was part of the Horde (the Horde vs Hammerfell map). Also Angrycat and Xplict developed most of the original strategies the map before. The tile-by-tile planning dates back to when myself Serph and (i've forgotten your name) were planning that Horde's town and to some extent inspired by Hortons tile by tile map of Whosville. In fact, without all the people i've been in towns with and all the enemies i've faced there would be very little to put here (you know who you are).
Some of these credits are for things i'm planning to add later :D
--Commcd 11:37, 6 January 2006 (CST)


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Personal and professional observations
by John W Lewis
As you read my observations on life, the universe and everything, you might be interested to know the following information about my personal and professional activities and interests.
As founder and director of Holosoft, publisher of learning material, my professional activities specialise in providing business and IT professionals with knowledge about the benefits of applying new services, products and technologies.
With over 16 years experience of delivering commercial training on software development, I have spent many thousands of hours training many hundreds of people, particularly in object-oriented software design for implementation in C++ and Java. This has primarily been on behalf of one of the leading IT training providers, QA.
This blog is mainly for information about my personal observations and non-commercial contributions.
I am interested in innovation and how innovation can be managed by people as individuals and in organisations. Innovation means many things to many people. To me, innovation is about novelty, that is "newness"; and the core issues in understanding innovation, and therefore being able to manage innovation, is how people experience novelty and how they behave due to that experience.
For as long as I can remember, I have been motivated by an interest in what things are, how they work and how they are used.
If you are driven by a similar motivation or are operating in a similar subject area, then maybe we have some things to share.
In recent times, much of this interest has been directed at the application of software technology. Many people are motivated by the pursuit of a detailed knowledge of the mechanisms of software technology; I am not really one of them. Other people work on understanding everything about a subject area, whether in the domains of business, technology, science, or any other; I am somewhat closer to them. Closer yet to my interests is the pursuit of an understanding of the relationship between subject domains and representations of them, including representing them in software; this is primarily, I feel, about "modelling" in some general sense or, more formally, about the engineering design of software.
On the one hand, I see little point in pursuing a detailed understanding of a subject domain unless it is likely to result, eventually, in something which can be modelled and, therefore, applied. On the other hand, I also see little benefit in delving into the details of an implementation technology, if the resulting understanding does not contribute to its use in the implementations of models; that is, again, that it can be applied. Much more interesting, to me, is the relationship between the two: how can be map the characteristics of a subject domain, via models, onto the characteristics of an implementation technology. There are elements of a variety of fields involved: possibly this is about "design", maybe this is about "simulation". Overall, I find the term "modelling" remains the most apt.
Software models, mathematical models, mental models, analogies … all of these fall into this area of interest. Some models are helpful in providing explanations, some actually execute.
Many believe that we are the sum of our experiences, so who am I and what have I been doing?
Who am I?
For those for who are interested, I am British and live in the UK. Occasionally, it might help you to know this, but generally I think that this has little relevance to most of this blog.
What have I been doing?
I founded Holosoft in 1990 as a vehicle for whatever activities I might undertake in the fields information and software.
Since late 1991, I have spent approximately half of the available working time as an instructor delivering training courses lasting one to five days to software engineers working for banks, telecom companies, airlines, oil companies, retailers and companies in many other sectors. The training courses are all related to the application of object-oriented software technology; this includes requirements analysis, design and programming.
Delivering commercial training to up to a dozen software developers at a time on courses lasting several days is among the hardest work that I have done. When it works well, it is very rewarding; when it does not, it can be extremely "challenging". As someone who previously had had no significant experience of presentation or training, I also found it to be a skill which takes time to acquire.
In retrospect, I can now see a variety of earlier career activities led me to this area of training activity. However, for a long time, this area seemed to be a significant departure from my previous path, and a somewhat retrograde one!
My previous career, up to mid 1990, had been in technical research and involved a mix of academic and commercial roles.
My bachelor degree is in Applied Physics, after which I worked in industrial research into a variety of topics relating broadly to thermal and optical effects in polymers. Much of this work was somewhat theoretical in nature and, already, involved modelling: modelling of the polarisation of optical beams; modelling of the polarisability of materials; modelling of thermal propagation during industrial processes; and similar areas. My use of software during this time was, to say the least, rudimentary.
This was followed by a short spell in Europe in a more commercial, but still technical, role.
My doctorate is in "Fourier approaches to the theory of volume holography", which involved some detailed mathematical modelling, software implementation and numerical simulation of the propagation of complex optical beams in inhomogeneous structures of the type generated by the recording of holograms. It was the work of this period, that established my interest in and understanding of the cyclic relationship between: a subject domain; models of the domain (mathematical, in this case); software implementations of the model; and the simulations generated by execution of the implementations.
Commercial work followed with some time in technical consulting during which I did yet more modelling; mainly of optical effects used for data recording, for communication, and other applications; as well as of some geometric problems in mechanical engineering.
The academic world drew me back to a Research Fellowship during which I applied some of my previous work to the field of optical signal processing devices. Significant time was also spent in applying similar techniques to the modelling of neural networks, including using more sophisticated software technologies for the purpose. This period was the real origins of my interest in the characteristics of software technologies.
During all this time, I have also been on the learning side of the fence a few times.
In a general sense: I learnt from training others; I have also learnt a great deal from children about many things including, not least, about how they learn.
Specifically: I have learnt to play a couple of musical instruments, to ski, to swing a golf club (and, even, hit the ball!), to row a (racing) boat, to sail a yacht and to fly an aircraft. Each of these provides experiences which are, at various times: interesting, exciting, exhausting, humbling, frustrating and mind-broadening.
Mostly, I hope that I have learnt that it does us no harm and, frequently, a great deal of good to be a complete novice at something for a while; so … I must remember to do that again!
About my name
Finding me by name is sometimes difficult, because it is so common. My parents and I have made this more difficult than necessary, by shortening a much less common name, as I will try to explain.
Almost everyone knows me as "John Lewis", but my full name is "Johnathan Wilson Lewis". My parents chose the unusual spelling, "Johnathan", specifically so that I could shorten it to the common spelling of "John"; and they used the shortened form. This seemed like quite a good idea … at the time! … before the Internet!
As you know, the name of this blog is "johnwlewis"; this is because, as you might have guessed, the name "johnlewis" was taken. Similarly, there are many people by the name of "John Lewis" in the world; so, for now, I have settled on the use of "John W Lewis" in a attempt to provide, at least, some differentiation.
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In honor of Officer Blake Snyder, a St. Louis County police officer killed in the line of duty last week, blue ribbons were placed along a procession route that went from his funeral service at St. Louis Family Church in Chesterfield to Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery in Godfrey, Illinois, where he would be laid to rest.
Before the procession on Thursday, a group from Mason Ridge Elementary and Town and Country Public Works walked to the overpass at 40 and Mason Road. They hung banners that say "Our Hearts Are With You" and "P.O. Snyder is a Hero."
"We were able to make it happen," school principal Jennifer Dieken-Buchek said. "Perfect place."
They're messages they want the fallen officer's family and friends to read.
"I hope that they can feel a little bit of love in their hearts in this really deep moment of sadness," Dieken-Buchek said.
Although the adults played a big role, it was kids who created the banners. Third graders wrote personalized messages of encouragement on them.
"Everyone in our class got to cut letters," student Nico Helbig said.
Helbig says he wrote a note saying, "We appreciate that you risked your life for us every single day."
Dieken-Buchek says seeing the students in the hallways with the banners before they were taken outside brought tears to her eyes.
"It was just a really moving moment," she said.
It can be difficult to cope with Officer Snyder's death for both kids and adults. They say sharing positive messages like these helps.
"We want to show our respect," one student said. "I was real happy to be involved with it so I could help out."


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Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Henri the Existential Cat Endures Christmas................
P.S.: There is one cat who has found another philosophical approach to Feline Existentialism, although I doubt Henri would appreciate his methodology:
Posted by lauren raine at 7:47 PM
3 comments:
- sukipoet said...
cute. does henry want to share his christmas catnip?
- December 25, 2013 at 6:59 AM
- lauren raine said...
I can't tell, from the film, whether he actually does, or just thinks about it and then decides to "have it all". After all, Henri is, well, existential.
- December 25, 2013 at 8:28 AM
- Trish and Rob MacGregor said...
Henri! Love it!! I didn't know there was a fifth episode out...Thanks, Lauren. And Merry Christmas!
- December 25, 2013 at 4:54 PM
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As the new school year approaches, SunSmart is urging Victorian secondary schools to step up ultraviolet (UV) protection for students by providing adequate shade on school grounds and continuing to encourage students to practice SunSmart behaviours.
Sue Heward, SunSmart Manager said: "Students learn about being SunSmart from an early age but when the time comes to start secondary school, the importance of sun protection is often no longer emphasised. There is potential for all the good habits instilled since early childhood to be forgotten."
Victorian parents often contact SunSmart saying that their children went to their local primary school, which was a SunSmart school, so they knew sun protection was high on the agenda for the school. Hats were an essential element of playtime, UV was included in the curriculum, the primary school had a clear sun protection policy and shade in the playground was plentiful. When their child went on to enter Year 7, they are concerned that the child was not receiving the same level of protection.
"While there are many more challenges when it comes to students being SunSmart at secondary schools, growing community expectations exist for the well-practiced primary school habits to continue to be encouraged within the secondary setting," commented Ms Heward.
"Adolescence is a time for seeking independence and wanting to be a part of the group. It's a big call to expect individual students to act independently and use sun protection if it is not already a part of the school's culture."
"Shade is particularly important in secondary schools as it offers up to 75% protection from UV exposure. Importantly for this age group shade doesn't impact on concerns about peer image and fashion, which may occur with the use of protective clothing, hats and sunscreens," she said.
Malignant melanoma is the most common cancer among 12 and 24 year olds in Australia and the sun exposure students receive in their secondary years can play a key role in determining their future risk of skin cancer.
Some secondary schools are already working with student groups, OHS representatives, health committees and parents to develop strategies to promote this health issue. SunSmart urges others secondary schools to lead by their example and reduce the risk of skin cancer for their students.
"As adolescents begin to take more responsibility for their own health behaviours, secondary schools provide the ideal environment to reinforce the importance of sun protection in a manner which can engage adolescents and help them develop skills to make healthy choices," she said.
Sun protection is required whenever the UV hits 3 and above. The start of the school year coincides with the peak UV periods in Victoria (September through to April). Strategies schools can implement include:
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Movie Gallery Adds 15 More Stores30 Jul, 2002 By: Hive News
Movie Gallery, Inc. has acquired 15 stores in Kentucky and Indiana from UBT Management, LLC, (UBT), a Movie Gallery licensee.
Including this acquisition, the company has acquired 24 stores during the third quarter, which began on July 8, and 143 stores so far in fiscal 2002.
"We are pleased with the addition of the UBT stores. As licensed stores, they will require minimal transition to our programs and systems," Movie Gallery chairman, president and CEO Joe Malugen said. "Additionally, we believe we have the expertise to efficiently integrate acquired stores into our chain and therefore continue to evaluate other on-strategy, core market acquisitions to fulfill our growth objectives."
The company, which owns and operates 1,589 video specialty in rural and secondary markets in 42 states and five Canadian provinces. It will report second quarter earnings Aug. 6.


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Chivas 3 – Libertad 0 (Copa Libertadores, May 11, 2010) Omar Bravo opened the scoring with a header from a left-wing free kick in the eighth minute. Ricardo Vazquez doubled the lead with a thumping shot into the top corner in the 30th. Bravo scored again with an angled shot in the 81st minute to give Chivas a three-goal lead ahead of the return leg in Paraguay next week.


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As kickoff for the Colorado Rapids and Orlando City match at Dick's Sporting Goods Park approaches, we have the starting lineups for you.
It appears our projected eleven was spot on this week for Colorado. Coach Pablo Mastroeni is sticking with the same central midfield combination of Dillon Powers and Sam Cronin that he's used the last two games. The bigger news is that newest Rapid, Sebastien Le Toux will start on the wing opposite Marlon Hairston, his first start in Colorado.
Orlando is expected to make three changes though their starting lineup is still unconfirmed.
In only his fourth league game as Orlando's head coach, Jason Kreis is making likely to make a few tweaks.
Orlando will still play in a 4-2-3-1. With Jose Aja starting in central defense (instead of David Mateos) for his first start as a Lion since coming back from loan recently. In midfield, Tony Rocha will start instead of Antonio Nocerino opposite Servando Carrasco.
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