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Hillary Clinton stepped down after four years as secretary of state amid swathes of flattery excessive even by Washington's sycophantic standards.
"I think that when we look at the outstanding secretaries of state in our history of our country you will be right up there at the very, very top," Representative Eliot Engel, a New York Democrat, fawned during a congressional hearing last month. "You have just been indispensible."
I totally disagree with your assessment Secreteary Clinton. No Secretary of State has had to deal with anything like those as the diverse and simultaneous problems and issues for the past for four years.
I suggest your comments are written ala radio talk show hosts to gin up responses and further you own career by causing cintroversy and thereby creating a name in this stupid media world.
To respond futher would only be awaste of time in terms of her relative superior performance and dedication to country that no other State Secretary has demonstrated. Perhaps some others over the past decades have had superior performance on a few issues of the day, but the number and intensity of our foreign issues occurring simultaneously with which Secretary Clinton has had to deal during the past four years is evidence of an unequaled achievement compared to her predecessors.
'Nuff said for now.
The events in Syria are none of our business as long as it's a Syrian internal affair. Should England and France moved to influence or "decide" the American Civil War ?
Ditto the current events in Egypt. That is their business.
If cooler or smarter heads had prevailed we would not have been in Iraq and would have been out of Afghanistan long ago.
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Egroege proved Jeff's point brilliantly. He rebuts Jeff, but offers no single accomplishment that would serve as the basis for his praise of Hillary. But this approach is consistent with the fawning treatemtn of the whole Obama adminstration since day one. While the prime movers are given royal, VIP, rock star applauds from their adoring fans, there is really no accomplishments that can be used to justify such high praise.
Obamacare? How's that working out? Gays in the military? Sure. The ecomomy? Please. Hillary performs like a competent player, but there are no accomplishments one could name. And there are numerous missteps in our foreign policy that her detractors can name-Benghazi, the Iran uprising of 2009, the gif to the British Queen of a DVD of Barack Obama's greatest hits (true story-they gave ger a DVD of the messiah's speeches!!), the Russia "reset" debacle...
Sure, Hillary and the president will always be adored as celebrities. But as far as actual, tangible successes? Nothing to see here, folks.
Unlike Mr. Jacoby, who listed specifically where she fell short, and where previous Secretaries of State succeeded, you take the path of her sycophants and spout general personal opinions of her supposed greatness without citing any specific accomplishments. If she was supposedly such a great Secretary of State, why don't you list some of the many, many great things she did.
I suspect you can not because there are few, if any. She was OK. The best you can say is that she did not mess it up . . . oops, I forgot Benghazi, where she did not have her associates backs, and was clearly either lackadaisical, ignorant, or both.
Next time you post, try less fawning and more data.
Dana Milbank at the Washington Post back on October 9th.
For fiscal 2013, the GOP-controlled House proposed spending $1.934 billion for the State Department's Worldwide Security Protection program -- well below the $2.15 billion requested by the Obama administration. House Republicans cut the administration's request for embassy security funding by $128 million in fiscal 2011 and $331 million in fiscal 2012. (Negotiations with the Democrat-controlled Senate restored about $88 million of the administration's request.) Last year, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned that Republicans' proposed cuts to her department would be "detrimental to America's national security" -- a charge Republicans rejected.
Ryan, Issa and other House Republicans voted for an amendment in 2009 to cut $1.2 billion from State operations, including funds for 300 more diplomatic security positions. Under Ryan's budget, non-defense discretionary spending, which includes State Department funding, would be slashed nearly 20 percent in 2014, which would translate to more than $400 million in additional cuts to embassy security.
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Nothing like kicking someone on their way out the door. Clinton spent the last four years undoing the damage that Condoleezza Rice managed to inflict during her tenure.
Jeff as usual comes across as empty headed as a Chris Mathews or a Bill O'Reilly. He is simply incapable of writing a piece without falling into his own political camp. I know, opinon writers are opinionated. But there is a difference between an objective opinion and a piece of propaganda.
Is Hillary the "greatest SOS", of course not. She did however repair much of the overseas damage done to America's image over the previous four years. Naturally those on the right preferred the macho image of an America projecting power across the world, but many of us in the middle prefer a lower profile to America the cop on the beat.
As to Jacoby's inability to avoid the Benghazi flap. What can one expect form someone who is in need of an intellectual prop. Benghazi may have been a lot of things but it certainly wasn't one of Hillary's mistakes. There was and is plenty of blame to go around on that one, including the Ambassador himself. The joyous glee with which the right jumped on that one is as embarrassing as when the left joyously leapt upon Bush's blunders in Iraq. A rather pathetic usage of American deaths by both parties.
But I expect little from Jeff and usually get it. Instead I get a warm-up for the politics of destruction in preperation for 2016. Jeff just can't wait to get going again.
The Ambassador's fault? WOW. Nothing like blaming it on a dead victim.
Just because you state it is not objective opinion and is a piece of propaganda does not make it so. I find that your comment is nothing more than the usual leftist character assasination. You are pretty good at trying to disguise your true poltical stance as a "middle of the roader", which you are far from.
Did it ever occur to you that the image Hilly and Barry have been projecting across the globe may be encouraging a renewed effort on the parts of terrorist groups as they view us starting to weaken? Of course not, you have the notion like a lot of liberals (that is what you are, not a middle of the roader) that if everyone is left alone, they will leave us alone.
Save the "middle of the road" spiel for the weak minded.
Hey History, since you are apparently aligning with JC here this morning (and announcing your distaste for propaganda so strongly) maybe you would like to enlighten us all with your reasoned and rational approaches to the situation(s) in Iran, Syria and Egypt. Let's hear it from the big bully-boy. I could use some laughs today.
One must assume that Mr Jacoby picked the photo of Secretary Clinton that tops his latest "column". He probably thought that employing a very unflattering image of her would support his "thesis", while distracting from his poor workmanship. Petty. With a little luck, he may be employed somewhere where he can take issue with her presidency. Hopefully not at the BG.
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The condescendingly delivered unction (those cited and those hereinto) of the next historically momentous successor to the once great Office cannot be ignored. To this point, she can't be beat. More dead American bodies on American soil across the globe though? Why get her hands dirty in that kitchen and well, to liberally paraphrase, "at this point, that could make a difference".
Wow, Jeff. It's hard to take your opinions seriously when you can't even get basic facts straight. You may not like the Muslim Brotherhood, but they were democratically elected by the Egyptian people. What would you have Secretary Clinton do about it? Invade them because we don't like their choice? It's funny how you conservatives are only in favor of democracy when your guy wins. Hypocrite.
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While loudly singing that old (Groucho) Marxist tune, "Whatever it is I'm Against It!", our boy Jeffy dishes up yet another knee-jerk polemic against anything that does not fit his narrow-minded radical-right wing ultra-conservative little box of cliches. Good Grief, Jeffy! If the Nazz himself were to climb down from his Cross and make an appearance, you would trash him as a Liberal Hippy for his beard, long hair and sandals, and his Socialist doctrine of peace, love and forgiveness. Hillary did a way better than average job, easily outclassing her immediate predecessors from the Halls of Dubyah.
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Hillary did an excellent job, but she will hardly be remembered as a great SoS. You need historic events to create that kind of opportunity and what Hillary had to deal with was relatively small potatoes.
Really, Boston Globe? Is there not ONE credible, THINKING conservative you could get instead of the endless drivel dished up by Jeff Jacoby? As an exercise in comedy, why don't you assign a topic every week & let readers write their own knee-jerk reaction article as if Jeff Jacoby had written it? I'm willing to bet the results would be so close as to be hilarious.
"History" I'm not picking on a dead guy. The fact is the Ambassador had as much intelligence regarding the situation if not more than most. He decided to take the trip. I don't "fault" him for the trip, but he should have been well aware of the lack of security. He probably the felt the reward was worth the risk and he simply underestimated the risk. No one has asked the question, Should he have taken the trip?" My guess would be he should not have. But on a political and public level I think neither the Pres. or the SOS wanted to publicly say what is probably a fact, he shouldn't have gone. Why? Simply because they would have given the same knee jerk response that I got. Luckily for me I can make a probably impolitic but correct statement and not worry about the political consequences. A position that some of you folks like to ignore. Sometimes in govt., even when I was in govt. one has to gray the facts because sometimes folks as the man says, "just can't handle the truth".
I suspect that Jeff has succumbed to a deeper frustration and prosaically loosed his own opinion on us because prior efforts to stem the Rise of the Democrat in today's America have not only failed, but failed miserablely. He could only write this column if he had a bias that is strong and lasting. It is a well-known fact that Clinton came into the position with monumental handicaps inherited from the Bush administration. Severe handicaps, all of which were American-made. It took years of careful diplomacy to get our former allies back to a position of good grace, where we even spoke to each other. We were unilateral vigilantes. We were isolationists. She got us back to being internationalists after the Iraq debacle. She got us back to diplomacy where the State Dept. policy was not secondary to the Defense Dept wishes. She regained our lost primacy in the world of negotiation. She even succeeded in getting Russia and China to the bargaining table!
Beyond that, she recognized the importance of Africa and the challenge it presents to the US. Will it be militarily-based as it was during Bush? Or will it be diplomatically and humanitarianly- based to serve everyone's interest and get us out of the business of nation-building and being the world's policeman. I can't think of a more difficult Sec. of State to defend than Rice. She was incomptent and in the final analysis, she was incorrect. Now the latest book by Dick Cheney has her fretting over his version of the truth during Bush. She comes off looking ill-prepared. No, this column is not a well-considered opinion; it is the work of a man overcome by years of disappointment, brought to the breaking-point by having all the Democratic stars aligned: Obama, Affordable Care, Warren, CFPB, binLaden, Clinton, Kerry, -Brown, -Baker, -Tisei, - Weld, -Healy, -Romney, -Cain and you can add and subtract other names as well. It was just too much for Jeff to bear.
Ah yes, the Rise of the Democrat, and the Rise of the 17 Trillion Dollar Debt, The Rise of Obamacare that we are just now starting to understand is not so affordable, The Non Decline of the Unemployment Rate so carefully masked prior to an election.
What a wonderful Rise. Have another sip of Kool Aid.
what a shock!! Mr. Jeff's heroes include: (a) the guy, Dulles, who toppled the first Iranian civilian elected leader in the 50s, starting the path that led to today's problems and gleefully assumed the imperial ambitions and duties of European de-colonizers; (b) the guy, Kissinger, who laid waste to southeast Asia and murdered Allende, another elected leader in the 70s; (c) and, are you sitting, George Schultz, another Nixon acolyte. Mr. Jeff then takes off after Mrs. Clinton.
Jeff is a hack columnist who, as far as can be seen, has never accomplished anything. And he has the gall to blame an American first, so long as she is a Democrat, before any consideration of just how chaotic Libya has been. Oh yeah, and the US, as policeman of the world, is supposed to handle Russia, Syria and every other problem of every other sovereign country. What ever happened to a conservative Republican view of modest foreign policy?? Well, with Mr. Jeff, it is gone along with genuine fiscal sanity. Just bash Democrats. Again, why does the Globe retain this dimwit?? Reprints of old Bill Buckley columns would shed more light than this incoherent trash.
"Kitch" I never argue with your obsession regarding Islamism. I find it difficult to become as fanatical regarding Islamists as you do. In fact in some ways I find your fanaticism as narrow as their fanatacism. Different viewpoints but same absolutism.
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"Kitch" I care about it, just not obsessed with it. I don't see it in everything that happens in the ME. You do. I don't say you're wrong it is simply a different viewpoint. Now one can pretty the obsession up by pointing out the excesses of Islamism but it remains an obsession if it is all you see. Opression of women is as much a Persian trait, as much an Eastern trait as it is Islamic. My point being there is much more involved in the ME than just Islamism. If one sees Islamism in everything then from my perspective, that's an obsession.
"Kitch" IF the mullahs hang that will be a good thing. It in and of itself won't solve our ME problems.


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I think that will be interesting to have battles that can't end within on day.
That would represent armies that are too exhausted to continue to fight and yet have to reach a victor.
Those bogged down armies can then receive reinforcements.
The prerequisite will be a stamina stat which would represent how long a unit can fight without rest.
Such a battle would need : lots of soldiers. A system that don't kill a unit in one hit. No fatigue system (because with it you just can't battle for so long).
Even if it sounds nice I would really hate not having fatigue or one hit-kills.
Actually, fatigue would be critical to his proposed system -- it represents the fact that the battle has gone on for hours, and they just can't finish it that same day.
Yep. I guess for this to work you'd need some kind of initiative mechanic, with armies from neighboring tiles being involved in one titanic battle. Such a thing has been executed before, but my guess is that it is unlikely to be done here. Not enough medieval battles lasted longer than one day to justify it (now if this were civil war time frame then absolutely).
To be honest, the only battles i can imagine lasting longer than one day would be sieges, and usually after the attacker has been bloodily repelled, yet not broken by the defender.
Certainly there have been battles that have last for quite a long time (Waterloo, for instance, was ~3 days) and many that have gone on for hours (a quick search turned up the battle at Cercy which started at sundown and ended after midnight, 1346).
With that in mind, I would love to see the tactical battles be able to end without a victor due to fatigue or morale. I would think it would actually be somewhat easy to do, much like a ship with multiple move points in GalCiv can attack multiple times per overall game turn.
I'm not sure how the overall composition stacks of units will work, but if units are stacked up into armies then I would expect many battles to result in one side withdrawing (basically retreating one space) rather than outright annihilation.
The problem is that most medieval armies weren't large enough to create situations where a battle would last more than one day. The reason that Crecy lasted so long was that the French didn't arrive until quite late in the day, and did so in dribs and drabs (who then charged up the hill piecemeal). When the army is small enough that it can all fit on one field (and when fighting is resolved hand to hand it lends itself to a relatively speedy resolution) one side generally will break and run within a few hours).
I must agree with lwarmonger.
So a draw in rarely archieved in Medieval battle.
My initial intention was, that i'm tired of tactical battles whose resume into wipe or get wiped, rout or get routed, forgone conclusion.
Perhaps instead of Stamina will could use more extensive set of objective like :
Hold X turn as objective, repeated few times would represent an smaller army trying to stall a bigger one until reinforcements come.
Break Through enemy line as objective, another obvious one.
Escort as objective.
Waterloo was a battle of the napoleonic age, not the ancient or medieval ages
Heh guys what about the Trojan war ? It lasted 10 years !!!
EDIT: Sure, it was "war"
This discussion mainly makes me want to know more about how the devs intend to handle the relationship between the main (strategic) map turns and turns in the tactical layer. But I quite like the idea of some system that might enable two roughly equal forces to fight to a draw during one strategic-level turn and find themselves needing to start their next tactical turn by deciding whether to keep the fight going or to retreat. I'd love to see the strategic map enabling us to consider whether or not we could get sufficient reinforcments quickly enough to a combat zone.
Right, I was just pointing it out as a battle that lasted multiple days
I like the idea of battles that end with survivors on both sides, including morale and fatigue mechanics. Why? This brings up the issue of RESERVES. Consider one of the big problems with 4X games, the 'Stack of Doom (SoD).
Round 1: SoD attacks stack A and wins. Stack A retreats, and stack B fights next round.
Round 2: SoD wins against stack B, but less so because they are tired. Reinforcements reach stack A.
Round 3: SoD loses against stack A, because the troops are ALL tired, and A has had time to rest and resupply.
Round 4: SoD breaks in battle with stack B, and flees because it knows stack A is resting this turn.
I'd like to see this sort of thing allow inferior numbers to 'guerilla war' a numerically superior force. Of course, it just forces 'stack cohesion' where the new SoD is actually three stacks that stay close together. Gr. I still like the idea better, if we're getting together battles that measure in the thousands.
Maybe a slider bar in the cultural panel, that lets you control when your leaders are AUTHORIZED to withdraw from the field? Or maybe certain leaders grant less of a combat bonus, but their troops suffer less morale and fatigue loss?
And let's not forget the Persian Archers, who 'lost' battles daily (ran away) but returned every day to kill five men for every one they lost.
And to steal an idea from another thread, maybe I see a battle isn't winnable, and my mobile units (Bear Riders and Gryphon Knights) have orders to withdraw, leaving the peasant rabble to delay the attacker?
Note: I'm not saying all battles should be like this. If 300 Spartans arrive at the Haut Gates and defend versus 100 times their number, they just aren't going to be able to hold out for more than a day... okay, bad example. But if an army is trained in that terrain, they'll survive better. Never fight elves in the woods - it only encourages them.
Wouldn't it be simple enough to say a battle should be x rounds long, after that the troops would collapse from fatigue. So the armies retreat back to their respective tiles, however the battle is still active, and after next end-turn they are right back where they were with minor health and mana repair (since they would have rested up for the night). players have the chance of bringing in reinforcements as need be. It would be realistic from a seige point of view, because those usually lasted days or weeks even.
This would work best with the consecutive turn (where everybody goes at the same time) mechanics.
Some things of course would have bonuses to this. catapults and trebuchets could do extra damage to structures during the "rest" outside of battle. Golems and other contstructs that cannot tire must still go back for maintenance (golems need to be re-oiled periodically or something) but would have bonuses because they might get an extra turn or two worth of actions to represent the amount of time they can keep working without tire.
I think that is a fantastic and realistic idea to implement this in a way that makes sense for medieval warfare landisaurus... have some karma.
I'm opposed to a time or turn limit for battles (unless it's an option, of course). For one, if all my units are sitting in their spots waiting for the opponent to come to me, why would they all of a sudden become fatigued after 10 turns? I'd much rather there be a Total War style fatigue system, where units become tired based on their movement and actions, and their fighting ability degrades. If a unit is totally overworked they could become "collapsed" and be unable to attack and hardly defend. If you combine this with a retreat mechanism, then you are given an incentive to retreat units before they become too vulnerable and weak. This could result in particularly epic battles taking multiple turns, without the artificial stopping point of a turn limit.
That seems like a very easy option to have. Its simply a check box that sets a game to ignore the turn limit. I feel that it would be both an upgrade to MoM (that didn't have any relation to how much time a battle lasts) as well as have the option for a classic mode (because there is no reason to change what isn't broken).
A turn limit I think would improve the game since in some multiplayer games, the battles really turn up the game length. Everybody who has played HoMM multiplayer knows that the event of a battle ganertees at least 5 min extra turn time, which seems like a long time if you are just staring at a 'waiting for *green* player" message. Which is why I want to find what we can do to better limit the amount of time spent waiting for other players. Whether that mean a fancy cinimatic view for battles that other players can watch (that might be bad since it allows spying) or putting a turn or time limit.
I agree with Pigeonpigeon in saying that there shouldn't be some sort of forced limit, but at the same time I want to create a system that prohibits limitless time battles. Total war games (at least in my experiance, I haven't played the most recent) are plagued by a bunch of tired troops sssllllloooooowwwwlllllyyy walking accross the battle field trying to chase down the other tired people. It makes the battles take a long time. Without removing the grid (which we've already seen in place with the existing screen grabs) the only way I can see doing it would be by doing something like "this unit has xx actions before tiring out" with perhaps a slight drop in unit proformance when they get to half actions left and again when they only have 10 left... or something like that. But thats basically a turn limit where units are measured on a different basis rather than all together. The problem is then you COULD create a bunch of units that have high actions that run around the battle until the slower, easier to tire, units run out of actions and can't defend themselves. A strategy that would automatically drop a bunch of slow-strong units to bottom tier multiplayer use (beacuse the fast ones would always win) and not really help with speeding up battle. sounds like more trouble balancing than its worth.
I know this problem well, and the best solution I've ever seen for it is simultaneous turns. I don't think implementing a time limit will ultimately cause much less waiting, though. All it will do is split up one big battle into multiple smaller battles over more turns. It'll just redistribute the waiting: if there is one big, isolated battle, then the uninvolved players will have to wait a "significant" amount of time that one turn. If it's split over multiple turns, they'll have to wait less time, but more often. Personally I would rather wait more less often than less more often . That said, like you pointed out, a time or turn limit would be an easy option to add (not sure if it would create balance issues though).
Yeah, that also needs to be avoided. I think the method we both came up with (individual units tiring out separately) is better than an overall battle time limit. It would of course need to be balanced so that fast units wouldn't always beat slow units. For one, fast units shouldn't necessarily have more 'action points' than slower units.
The devs have mentioned a couple times that they never intended to release the battle screenshot with the grid, because it's misleading. So we don't really know how movement and turns will work.
If it means anything... I fully support a set number of rounds for a battle to occur. Think of it like Ogre Battle. I love the idea of different squads taking turns whacking other squads and then getting reinforcements.
Based on what has been written it seems likely we will see 2 different "Battle" systems in place. In SP there will be "Pauses" to allow the "Commander/Channeler" a restbit to assess his/her current battlefield standing. In MP this cannot be allowed or you can face those who would "Pause" constantly just to Urk the other player, often to a point of simply "I am outta here!"
So it seems reasonable that a "# of turns" then a 15 second (arbitrary #, possibly set pre-game launch) "auto-pause" mechanic would fit nicely. When the "auto-pause" happens, each player gets to asess his/her situation and provide their troops new orders, be it Flank more left or simply "Retreat to fight another day". That provides balance for all involved with no way to "screw over" the opponent(s) with some sheer fustration based mechanics.
P.S. Some Medieval Battle absolutely lasted more than 1 day. They often started at sunrise, and if neither side was vanquished or run-off before sundown, seing as you couldn't really fight in the dark, both sides would retire for the night and be back come sunrise "to get it on" some more.
Very, very few medieval battles were like that. At the moment I can't think of any (outside of sieges... Manzikert perhaps, but I think even that battle was resolved in a single day as the Byzantines were routed trying what you suggest), however I do know that the number of Medieval battles that started at sunrise, went on till dark, then had both sides retire to fight again the next day were insignificant when compared to the medieval battles that were resolved by one side breaking within a few hours.
I can think of a few that weren't seiges.... the Battle of Thermopylae (3-7 days: about 480 BC > has a movie based on it ), Battle of the Persian Gate (This might count as a seige, but its what came to mind > 30 days: 300BC ), The Battle of Poitiers (4-7 days: 732AD)
The reason that most battles were not multiple days is because by the end of ancient times, stone walls and fortifications had become standard. So no general in their right mind would have a battle when they could retreat to a castle or someplace similar. That is even accurate to the game if you think about it. With the acceptions of War armies (things we build up, stock full of our strongest units and charge somebody else) most guys are just little scout heroes with a few peasly troops that are enough to kill the guys protecting mines/nodes, but we wouldn't attack enemy castles with per se. Watch most computer AIs. When you start to threaten their town, they will rush all their strongest people back to their bases. HoMM does it, MoM does it... I suspect AoW does it, though I have not looked that close. So those seiges will be what lasts a long time.
Most seiges lasted several days. Shouldn't be hard to find those that last multiple days because most did, just look up seiges.
Once you start looking at games from a realistic standpoint, you start to transform them into something unlike a game. Entertainment should always be the first intention of a game.
I just think the idea of more epic battles lasting for long periods of time where you can draw upon reinforcements would be much more entertaining than, "two parties meet up, one dies."
I think the best way to achieve multi-day battles is through a combination of good fatigue and retreat systems. If units tire out and become essentially useless in the fight, and if you can retreat units, or squads, on an individual basis, then I think multi-day battles will occur naturally as the best option for one or both of the combatants in some circumstances.
But I think it needs to be done very carefully. Even battles that last for more than one day should not be able to last too long. If they can, I'm afraid that we'll see the same prevalent problem as in HoMM: a single battle (often the first real one) being the determining factor in a war. If battles can last long enough, both sides will send a continual stream of reinforcements until one side runs out, at which point that player has probably lost the war in all but name. In Elemental I want to see the tides of war shift back and forth as various battles are won and lost, rather than all-or-nothing battles deciding the game.
Also. battler have a better liklihood of lasting multiple days because of the magical nature of the game. Spells might be used as delaying tactics to prolong a battle. Or to keep healing and rallying soldiers. Also magical type creatures might have supernatural stamina and resilience. Like a dragon might take days of battle before finally all those little pinpricks actually take their toll.
Considering the game will have battles at different fort type structures (aka=sieges), which frequently do last multiple days... I see no reason why battles on the map must be one day only. Also take into consideration the enormous 64_bit maps where armies will be massively larger by middle and late game.
Also having a method for battles taking multiple days(aka=turns) opens more gameplay strategies such as assassinations between turns on enemy commanders, engineers repairing/reloading siege weapons between turns, additional consideration for which spells to cast before, during and after battle since you know the battle continues into the next turn.
Also take into consideration a battle between two single very powerful units. For example in Lord of the Rings how Gandalf fought for days against the Balrog before victory!!


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The confirmation to The Associated Press from press attachi Joseph Kruzich was the first official word that any of the 46 children had been allowed to leave Russia. Kruzich did not say exactly how many of the children had already left, but it was clear that all of these adoptions could now go forward, bringing huge relief to the children's would-be parents in America.
The ban on adoptions by Americans was rushed through Russia's parliament and signed by President Vladimir Putin in December in retaliation for a U.S. law that sanctions Russians said to have violated human rights.
But the hasty enactment left many questions unresolved, including the fates of the 46 children whose adoptions had just been approved by Russian courts. The court approval of the adoptions had to be followed by a 30-day waiting period, but that period wasn't over before the ban went into effect Jan. 1, leaving the children in legal limbo.
Many of the adoptive parents came to Russia last week hoping to take home children with whom they had already bonded during two or more previous trips to Russia as part of the lengthy adoption process. But some of the Americans were left hanging when officials refused to turn over the children, citing uncertainty over the new law. Others had more luck, but kept low profiles, unwilling to jeopardize adoptions that still seemed shaky.
Russia's Supreme Court was asked to establish a legal framework for resolving the dilemma and it issued its ruling on Tuesday, stating firmly that all adoptions approved by courts by Jan. 1, even if they had not gone into effect, would be allowed to proceed. The same assurances had been given last Thursday by Russia's ombudsman for children's rights, but his words carried no legal weight.
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"Following up on recent statements by Russian authorities, the embassy can confirm that several adoptions have been finalized under Russian law," Kruzich told the AP. "The embassy in Moscow has processed the applications of these adopting parents in accordance with standard procedures. We will continue processing those cases that are approved by Russian courts."
The first children left Russia on Friday and Saturday, a day after their applications were processed by the embassy.
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#M1GS stands for May 1st General Strike. Occupy LA called for a General Strike back in November. It was approved by the GA, and all the other Occupations took up the call, along with those unions in contract disputes, unions not in contract dispute who want to participate without going against Taft-Hartley, The Black Riders, The Brown Berets, and various other radical left organizations in and around LA.
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So what happens on the day? You need to locate a Wind near you on OccupyMay1st.Org. Each wind will be comprised of caravans of moving vehicles - MAYDAY MOBILES. These will be decorated cars, vans, bicycles, skateboarders, rollerbladers - anything and everything. We need to reach CRITICAL MASS with a variety of vehicles, and we need folks to commit to bringing their transportation along to a chosen wind, and giving people rides on the day. Each wind will start in the late morning, from about 10am to 11am, park somewhere nearby, and converge on foot to 6th and Main Street in downtown LA at around 2.30 / 3pm, for food and a secret direct action.
It's really important people commit to a wind, not just the convergence block party / action, and while we love folks who show up on the day, giving us a concrete commitment now would make us very happy activists. You can locate the East, South and West Wind Planning Teams on facebook, or look at the routes and times on OccupyMay1st.Org. While Occupy San Fernando Valley is coming from the North on May 1st, they will be using the Metro, and we still do not have caravan details for the North planned out, so we're looking for a group who want to take this on.
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The hosts scored on their first possession, driving 72 yards with Tyler Smith going the final yard for the score. The PAT was true, and the scoreboard was all tied up at 7-7.
The teams traded punts on their next possession, and the Trojans got the ball back at their own 44 just before the end of the first period. The Beeville drive got down to the Warrior 28-yard line with Steven Garcia, Tristan Pelitire and Garza sharing the rushing duties. The Trojans then went to a little trickery as Tanner Treviño got the handoff from Kremers and rolled right. Tight end Hunter Hardy broke open at about the two, and Treviño nailed him for the scoring strike. Hardy pulled away from a Warrior defender to get the TD. Ulloa was again true on his kick, and the Trojans jumped back in front 14-7 with 9:22 left in the first half.
Tuloso-Midway answered after getting a crucial first down on a fake punt to keep its drive alive. Running back Alberto Vega went the final yard for the Warriors for the score. The PAT kick went wide left, so the Trojans hung on for a 14-13 lead with 5:42 left in the second quarter.
The Warriors tried to kick short, but Beeville covered the kick and took over on offense at the T-M 46-yard line. Pelitire, Treviño and Garcia picked up most of the yardage down to the Warrior seven. Pelitire then busted loose up the middle for the Trojans' third TD to make it a 20-13 game. A fake kick on the PAT led to an incomplete pass in the end zone for a missed chance to add two more points. The TD gave the Beeville boys a 20-13 lead at halftime.
Those 13 first half points were all the Warriors would get. The Trojan defense came up big in the second half as Brent Puga, Dexter Durment, Conrad Ruiz and Aric Gamez controlled the line of scrimmage. All three came up with sacks in the second half as T-M was forced to try and throw more than it probably had hoped. Linebackers Joey Granados and Dylan Knapp also made life miserable for the Warrior quarterback and runners.
The Trojans added two third period scores as Garcia went 24 yards for one score and then Treviño hauled in a wide-out screen from Kremers and raced by the T-M defenders for a 47-yard score midway through the third quarter. The Trojans led 34-13 with 7:33 left in the period.
Defensive stops by Ruiz, Durment and Gamez helped shut down the T-M offense early in the fourth stanza. The Warriors went to another fake punt to try and keep a drive going, but the Trojans stopped it cold, and the ball went back to the Beeville offense at its own 46-yard line.
The Trojans drove the ball on the ground with Ernest Suniga and Garza getting the bulk of the carries. Treviño ran for a good, tough two yards down to the Warrior one. Head coach Troy Moses then went big as 226-pound lineman Matthew Botello set up in the Trojan backfield. Botello fulfilled the coach's plan as he plunged in for the visitors' final touchdown.
The Warriors had one last possession, but the Trojan defense again gave them just a couple of first downs before forcing a punt with 2:26 left in the game. The Trojans ran a couple of plays before taking a knee over the final minute plus to run out the clock and keep the final at 41-13.
The Trojans finished the season at 3-7 overall and avoided being shutout in district with the win on Friday night. The Beeville boys were 1-5 in District 30-4A play. The Warriors also finished the regular season at 3-7 and were also 1-5 in district.


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FULTON, MO. – William Woods (Mo.) University scored three times in the first half and then added three more scores late in the second half to defeat the Iowa Wesleyan College women's soccer team 6-0 Wednesday night at WWU's Firley Field.
The Owls out-shot the Tigers 23-1 and dominated play throughout to move to 3-1 this season. IWC dropped to 1-4 on the year.
William Woods opened the scoring when Amy Faus scored unassisted just 1:03 into the match, and then added goals by Kelsey Sanders and Melissa Roewe in the 14th and 20th minutes, respectively, for a 3-0 halftime lead. The Owls then added three goals in the final 14 minutes of the match, including a final tally with 19 seconds left in the game. Kristen Pelley scored twice and Jessica Varner added a goal to go with three assists on the evening.
Cara Arnold (Jr.-Stillman Valley, Ill.) made five saves in goal for the Tigers. Serina Reyna (Jr.-Selma, Calif.) took the lone shot for IWC, which came into the game fresh off its first win of the season on Sunday against Mountain State (W.Va.) University.
Wesleyan will be back in action with two matches at home this weekend. The Tigers will take on Wayne State (Neb.) College on Saturday at 10 a.m. at East Lake Park. IWC will then face Illinois College at 1 p.m. on Sunday in another home non-conference match.
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I want to form a picture of what a liquor store's bourbon shelf looked like in the seventies--one of bourbon's dark ages! I was born in 1970 so I'll need help from more knowledgeable hands to pull this off. This is what I've got so far, based on some cursory research on the Internet. Feel free to correct my errors or add details. Let's hear your memories!
• No Blanton's, Booker's, Knob Creek, or Woodford Reserve.
• Maker's Mark was still obscure--you couldn't get in your average liquor store (assuming you knew what it was).
• Old Crow outsold Jim Beam
• IW Harper was still around
• There were a lot of the "old standbys": Old Fitzgerald, Old Charter, Old Forester, OGD.
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anyone who is generally overwhelmingly positive Woah, his house burned down, all his family died in a car accident, and he's still positive, he must be an anthony
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a cool boy ; a brand for shaving cream ; some horny boy Anthony for men (a shaving cream)
2. | Anthony | ||
an amazingly hott guy who knows how to dance and has a big dick according to people i know, anthonys are naturaly good at sports and are verry popular. especially with the ladys. girl 1;dude did you see that anthony? hes so hott and so good at sports. hes also really popular i herd.
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veryy attractive young man, athletic, sexy, great body, nice, genuine, sweet, hes the whole package That boyy is such an Anthony!
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Anthony: A common Italian name with a nickname most related to mobster movies; Tony.
This particular Anthony is a very good one. He is caring, romantic, has a great sense of humor, loves to be around his girlfriend, gives space when needed, closes space when she asks, a very hard worker, strong, supportive, thoughtful, and all around just a wonderful person to be around. Most people that know a GOOD Anthony say that he is one of the most fun and best friends to have around, whether it's pretending to beat up his guy friends, or making his girl friends laugh and think he's a goof. Everyone loves him or wants to meet him at some point. He also impresses the parents of any girlfriend he's ever had. Person#1: OMG did you see Anthony today?
Person#2: Yeah! Was he punching his friend into a fence? Person#1: Nah, they do that all the time at the park, and film it for fun. Person#2: That's so funny. Person#1: Yeah, that's Anthony. ----- Person#1: You know, Anthony has a girlfriend named Megan? Person#2: Yeah! I hear she loves him to death. Person#1: Wow, I'm so jealous. |
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Anthony is "The Good Guy." He's friendly with everyone unless you do something negative to provoke him... Then WATCH OUT because his anger is fierce. He can and will kick your ass. He runs circles around you in steal-toe boots since he's an awesome runner. He's not shy, loves to be social, and has a booming voice so everyone knows when he's speaking. If you're in a jam - he'll try and help you out. He's very affectionate, very loyal, is an excellent best friend and even better lover! He is VERY persistent, but in a good way. Bottom line: he's the guy you want at your party, he's the guy you want to be your best friend, he's the guy you want to be your bf/husband. "Bad Boys" are over-rated and a waste of time. Get someone good, get yourself an ANTHONY! "Sexy hunk of Anthony"
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Latin for Priceless but issued as a common Italian males name
Shortened Version:Tony Hey Anthony if you don't get downstairs no spaghetti tonight for you boy.
Hey Tony, the FBI is crackin' down on our operation i'll get Jimmy Bags to take them down the river. |
7. | Anthony | ||
In addition to a cool guy, the term Anthony can easily refer to any mass of molecules that is constructed in such a way as to be rendered a perfect specimen that may be utilized, but not exploited by, those hungering for an expanded and elaborated knowledge of what it takes to be deemed everything including handsome, intelligent, loving, caring, kind, considerate, wise, humorous, entertaining, true, etc. Whatsmore, a rather impressive figure, he can also be defined as most courteous and endowed with overwhelmingly good taste - especially in the ladies. However, he is now unavailable for the taking and he belongs solely to his queen, Zarrin. Nonetheless, he is still all I claim him to be and to define him would require too much ATP and that I do not have a limitless supply of. Thus, in a simpler way I shall leave it this;
Anthony - n. Desireable & mine. Anthony, you make Zarrin happy.


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Confession time. Recently, I was sitting on the couch, watching TV, and this ad came on:
I looked over at Mary Kate (my wife); and said, "OK, this commercial makes no sense to me. I don't get it."
Then she explained that it was all about the movie "The Black Swan." I didn't even realize the girl was wearing a ballerina outfit. The commercial went from being kind of lame to pretty genius. I just didn't get it in the first place.
I was thinking about that experience, about finally admitting that I might not know everything and chancing that my wife might know what was going on; and I realized that this is not normal for me.
If I don't know something, I don't like asking people. I don't want to ask for help. I'll keep quiet and Google it later. I'll pretend like I know what people are talking about.
For some reason, I equate my coolness with being able to know everything about everything.
Here's the problem with that: I can't be an expert on everything.
I'm not an expert on parenting. That's for sure. When Evie came into this world about five months ago, it was less of a "OK, you've crammed and know everything, right?" than a "Ready or not, here I come!"
I feel more "not" than "ready."
Ready or not, this is what God calls His people to do when it comes to being a parent (extracted from Deuteronomy 6:5-7):
- Love God with all your intentions
- Love God with your deepest passions
- Love God with the most commitment you can possibly muster
- Internalize God's Word
- Impress God's Word on the hearts of your kids
- Talk about His Word all the time
Pretty intimidating, huh? But the stakes of not admitting that we need help are so much greater than if we fail to mention that we don't understand a Mustang commercial. For one, this is a command from God. It's the way things are supposed to be. Also, we're talking about something so precious– our kids.
Which is more important to you, though, preserving your pride or taking help?
This is why I love Orange. At New Harvest, we're walking with you, offering up ways to do what God is commanding us to do.
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Look, I had to ask what was going on with that commercial. Maybe we need to take the small steps to get us to start realizing the potential that we have as parents to impress God's Word on our kids' hearts.
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3 tablespoons olive oil
3 tablespoons sugar or Sucanat
1 tablespoon paprika
1 teaspoon turmeric
1⁄4 teaspoon cayenne pepper, or less to taste
1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
Salt and pepper to taste
Place all the ingredients in a wide heavy pot and bring to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium, cover and cook for about 20 minutes, or a drop longer, until the parsnips are tender and the liquids in the pot have thickened. Pour the sauce over the parsnips. Serve hot or at room temperature. Makes 8 servings.
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No it was Gedo Mazo.
You know, we still dont know how was in the fifth coffin Madara summoned to scare Madara.
I doubt it was his brother, with him being blind he doesnt pose any threat.
It was just shown that Edo's keep their Kekkei Genkai even if their real bodies no longer do. Read the latest chap and you see Itachi and Nagato with their Kekkei despite the fact that Madara has taken them from their real bodies.
I'm curious to see if Itachi uses his Mangekyou, if it'll just regenerate from the eye damage it causes?
My guess is that the person who use the impure world resurrection jutsu can chose what point from their life his summons are.
Notice how all the kages kabuto summoned are in their youths? And not old men.
That makes me believe that summoner would chose the time they are the strongest. (in their 20-30's?)
For some reason it think it's Madara's former body before getting defeated by the 1st hokage.
I base this theory on the fact that when kabuto shows him the 5th coffin madara says: WHERE did you get that? Instead of him saying: HOW did you get that?
And kabuto reply's with: it's really complicated, don't worry i won't tell anybody. ;)
Madara could have beaten senju and changed the timeline forever. MAdara rocks
Yes, Well I think There rushing into war is because dosn't Masashi Kishimoto want to do other Manga/Work? Well In the way he wrote it is still pretty good. I think Its going to end My Sasuke Vs Naruto. Since there both even I believe Naruto will find a way to be Hokage and still have Sasuke be friends. Then again Sasuke will have Itachi's eyes. I believe this will all end up into a part III.


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from Indiana
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We could tell that the thickness of the product changed and now the product is not as easy to use.Looking at my records the thickness has changed from 3.1 mil to 2.5 mil there for making the product quality not as good.
I would buy this product again and again
By Connie
from Chillicothe, MO
Very good product. We use it for all our shipping and packaging needs.
Best tape for screenprinters!
Screen Printers need a tape that can be put on and later removed without leaving the adhesive on the mesh or frame. This tape works great unless it is left on for more than a week. We reclaim daily and love this tape for our purposes.
I won't buy this product again
By Scott
from Fond du Lac, WI
The rolls are soft and the edges catch themselves and cause the tape to split into narrow atrips
Great Quality, Decent Price
By Shipping Supply Buyer
from Milwaukee, WI
Works excellent on all of our shipping and office needs. Sticks well to all surfaces. Tears easily in any dispenser. Extremly happy with this product.
Good tape-good value
By JK
from OHIO
We use this tape daily on lots of packages. Good product.
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