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Music/title: I Slept With Someone In Fall Out Boy; Fall Out Boy
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"You can't cover it up."
. …. ..
Is it normal to feel this much disappointment?
I mean, I know it's fairly common, but this is borderline suffocating….
I keep thinking I can hold out. I can make it work!
..Only to be let down once again.
I hate them. ALL of them.
I hope the fucking cunts burn in their sleep.
Maybe I'm just jealous.
Jealous that I am not them.
Jealous that I didn't stay where I belonged….
…Can I stop being an adult now?
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The first time in quite a long time I got to play in the fog.
Many, many more to come from this set. <3


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PORTSMOUTH — Marjorie May Parker, 92, of 928 South St., died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008, at The Edgewood Centre.
PORTSMOUTH — Marjorie May Parker, 92, of 928 South St., died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008, at The Edgewood Centre.
She was born in Whitton, Ipswich, England, on May 22, 1915, the daughter of Albert and Alice (Cole) Bone.
Marjorie attended schools in England.
She was a member of the North Congregational Church, Portsmouth.
Survivors include her two daughters, Heather Van Pelt and her husband, Harry of Portsmouth, and Irene Lane and her husband, Bill of Hollister, Calif.; 10 grandchildren; numerous great-grandchildren, great-great grandchildren; three stepsisters; and nieces and nephews.
Marjorie was predeceased by her parents; her daughters, Jenette Parker and Patricia Garcia; brothers Albert, John and James Bone; and sisters Florence England, Sissy Woods and Olga Daglish.
Her commitment to and love for her family filled her life with joy. Special thanks to the staff of The Edgewood Centre for its special loving care.
SERVICES: Visitation will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the J. Verne Wood Funeral Home - Buckminster Chapel, 84 Broad St., Portsmouth. A funeral will be held at the funeral home at 11 a.m. Thursday. Memorial contributions may be made to The American Parkinson Disease Association Inc., 135 Parkinson Ave., Staten Island, NY 10305.

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Okeechobee 2017: Home is Where the Portal is [review]
Too soon has the second annual Okeechobee Music and Arts Festival come and gone, just as we suspected it would. Too soon did we have to part ways from the luxuriously lush Sunshine Grove; too soon were we dragged from the sandy paradises of Aquachobee Beach; too soon were we forced to break away from the bonds of new friendships that merely began to blossom. But isn't that the case with every one of our favorite events?
To no surprise at all, OMF sold out again this year, just as it did for its inaugural event in 2016. Clearly the the producers of the festival, aka Soundslinger LLC, know a thing or two about pulling a crowd – but nothing less should be expected of the masterminds behind massive parties such as the renowned Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival. Roughly 40,000 patrons showed up to Okee this year, some local, some having traveled across the country to witness this magical and infectious experience. We came, we saw, we conquered, and most importantly, we connected. Every stage, golf cart backseat, food vendor, random patch of grass – there were friends new and old cherishing one another's presence, basking in the glory of the portal.
Thursday was a full-blown disco delivery courtesy of a DJ set from livetronica act Escort. The Brooklyn-based babes brought a silky, sexy attitude through their Nu-disco bangers, and we even had the pleasure of sitting with the the crew and discussing musical history, influences and more. (coming soon)
The notoriously nasty 12th Planet brought his sound of the underground out to play bright and early on Friday, inflicting Riddim-induced mosh pits in the blazing mid-day Florida heat. Sweltering as it was, the headbangers were as merciless as the devilish drops coming from the dubstep king himself. After opening with Chodegang's "It's Chode Gang Motherfucker", the Smog Records founder continued to destroy the crowd with tracks like Dodge & Fuski and 12th Planet's "Big Riddim Martian" and Ponicz' "Apocalypse". Our honor left a long time before that set.
There's nothing quite like feeling the sand beneath your feet at Aquachobee Beach, moving and grooving to the soothing yet stimulating sounds of Haywyre. Melodious met energetic as wavy soundscapes entranced dancers in a futuristic frenzy under the shaded structures of the stage.
A tantalizing Toronto-based band goes by the name of BADBADNOTGOOD, and despite what their name might imply, these guys absolutely crush at life. Sultry sax joined drums, keys and bass for a soulful serenade chock-full of whimsical energy in what was a seemingly flawless execution of art. The crew slowed things down for a bit before insanity ensued for the evening, and you know the Friday feels were full-flex come nightfall.
FKJ, short for French Kiwi Juice, is by far one of the most blissful musicians to ever grace this earth. Acting as a one-man-band as he switches off from guitar to bass to keys to sax and more, the French heartthrob will have you completely intoxicated with love by the end of every set, as was the case at Okeechobee. His live electronic productions are truly unique; the organic instrumentation mingles with syncopated beats and feel-good melodies to create a dazzling, dreamlike form of EDM suitable for any mood. His thick dreads swung to and fro as numbers from his newest EP French Kiwi Juice mesmerized his fans, which stretched far and wide on the Here stage.
Dropping ever-popular songs like "Tennis Court" – Lorde (Flume remix) and the chart-topping "Never Be Like You", Flume kept things hot despite the sun having gone down hours prior to his set.
GRiZ was caught performing a slew of surprise sets in addition to his headlining set, which is character of the Detroit native who is constantly dishing out endless amounts of funk-fueled energy. He even joined 12th Planet and Snails for a bass-heavy throw down at one point. Talk about an intriguing and unexpected trio…
The man, the myth, the legend, the nectar. As you probably guessed, there were herds of bassheads stampeding towards the rail prior to Bassnectar's headlining set, which unfortunately is a standard occurrence nowadays. Nonetheless Lo catered from the front to the way back of the crowd, melting faces with the roaring ruckus we can't get enough of, such as "Yes" by Bassnectar and Datsik and "Generate". As always, the nastiest of vocal edits were seamlessly stitched into bangers like "Massive Attack" (with Mims' "Like This" layered over), and the West Coast wizard even opened with the nostalgic oldie-but-goodie "Mr. Sandman". Who would've thought.
Never seeming to miss a beat, Anderson .Paak and his band The Free Nationals took to the stage and blew us away with heaters like "Am I Wrong", as well as dropping some new new that embodied a trippy, trappy vibe.
The next year that stands between us and the third annual OMF will be a long and treacherous one, but the light at the end of the tunnel will be well worth the wait. Catch you on the Grove in 2018. Don't forget to check out all of our photos in the full album review here.


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The aim is to ensure that the TSA offers a clear leadership pathway that provides effective leadership development and succession-planning resulting in all the academies within the Trust being judged as having good leadership.
Our Leadership programmes, within the Challenge for Leadership umberella, are designed to ensure that our growth as a Multi-Academy Trust remains sustainable. We are committed to ensuring that it is the mechanism whereby we secure a rich vein of high calibre leaders whilst maintaining effective oversight of our existing networks.
We believe it is important to broker expertise from outside and from within our organisation to ensure that our leadership programmes are of the highest quality, designed to complement and enhance the learning provided on other professional development programmes, whether in our own academies or via national providers such as Teach First, Future Leaders Trust, Teaching Leaders and the NCTL.
Our leadership programmes are offered on an annual basis with application and interview (when appropriate) taking place during the Summer Term. Read more about 7 levels of the leadership on offer in the document below.
Middle Leaders
We are working with Teaching Leaders to develop the middle leadership teams in both our primary and secondary academies. The programme has three key aims:
- To maximize the impact on pupil achievement and close the achievement gap
- To improve teacher quality, team performance and motivation
- To retain the best middle leaders.
TL Fellows is a national programme for middle leaders in secondary schools and we have 10 colleagues studying this.
Developing Middle Leaders is a bespoke programme evolved from TL Schools and it's targeted a to those who are new to middle leadership in primary and secondary schools. We currently have 16 colleagues who are on the programme.
Accelerating Middle Leaders is a bespoke programme developed from TL Schools for existing middle leaders in primary and secondary schools. We currently have 14 colleagues who are on the programme.
Senior Leaders and Aspirant Senior Leaders
We are working with Future Leaders Trust to develop the skills of our aspirant senior leaders and those new to senior leadership to ensure that we are developing the very best Headteachers and Senior Leaders of the future. We use the 'The Leading Impact - NPQSL' (National Professional Qualification for Senior Leadership), which is a programme for senior leaders and aspiring senior leaders wanting to improve their practice.
Leaders within the Trust have helped facilitate the NPQSL so the delivery is bespoke for the needs of Trust. Two cohorts have completed the course and a third will begin in 2016/17. By the end of 2015/16, over 20 colleagues in two cohorts had completed the course and a third cohort of 24 have just begun the qualification.
Principals, Aspirant Principals and Aspirant System Leaders
The TSA is working closely with experienced education coaches and leadership advisors to develop the Trust's own offer for aspirant Heads, those new to Headship, and those experienced Heads who are aspirant systems leaders, within the Challenge for Leadership framework.
All three programmes will comprise of a mix of professional development days delivered by leaders within the Trust, excellence visits to a variety of academies, masterclasses delivered by external experts in their field, professional coaching and a school improvement / research project.
The course for aspirant Principals will be a one-year programme. Trainees may be recommended by their Principals, ICLs, or may apply themselves and will have to undertake a selection process to gain a place on the programme. The programme for new Principals will last two years and will be integrated with an appropriate induction process. The programme for system leaders will also be a two-years and participants will be highlighted by ICLs and other Trust leaders.
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Friday, 3 June 2016
All set for World Textile Day Central tomorrow
We had the Micra packed very solidly with fabric for setting up World Textile Day Central today at Kings Sutton Memorial Hall near Banbury, which opens at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
As well as my usual selection of kimono fabrics (including some lovely new ones), we also have some gorgeous little kinchaku and other kimono handbags for sale at this show, including quite a few with basket bases like maiko (apprentice geisha use), called hana kago.
All the info is at www.worldtextileday.co.uk
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As with all other years, 2010 began as an infant on January 1. But the tone of the year was very quickly set on that same day with a suicide bombing in Pakistan that killed 95 and injured more than 100. We saw tsunamis, landslides, torrential rains, unbelievable USA-wide severe super-cell storms, wildfires, multiple large-scale earthquakes and several protracted, life-disrupting volcanic eruptions, that had many questioning whether the world was trying to shake itself apart, and even with the adamant denials by scientists, there are those who still wonder if this is not the beginning of the end. There were more acts of aggression in the form of bombings. And we saw man-made disasters, most notably the explosion of The Deepwater Horizon, as well as several large plane crashes.
We experienced the horror of mining disasters alongside families whose loved ones were trapped deep in the heart of the earth, and we cried when they received word that their loved ones were dead. But many of us also sat riveted to the TV screen on October 13, watching CNN's coverage of the rescue of 33 Chilean minors after 69 days of being trapped 700 meters below ground, living proof that hope is not yet gone.
We noted continuing worldwide financial woes, political changeups and shakeups. We saw Wiki Leaks and yet another discussion of Don't Ask, Don't Tell. I haven't checked to see if we lost more celebrities than in the past, but it does seem like every few days brought another prominent death announcement.
We saw beginnings and endings in our TV entertainment world (most notably the series finale of ABC's Lost – come on, you knew I'd mention that). We learned more about Mark Zuckerberg, the boy genius behind Facebook, even as we spent more and more time on Facebook when we should have been productively working.
We also saw many notable prominent wealthy people who pledged not just "some help," but to give the majority of their wealth to various world charities.
Yes, 2010 was a year that made us wonder if we didn't have an unsteady toddler at the wheel of life, with all the ups and downs, both personal and private. And I think the jury may still be hung on whether most people think we ended in the black or the red on the balance sheet of living.
Whatever your personal feelings, tonight, this year gets put to bed forever. At midnight, everything that has gone old will be new again. Let us collectively pray and think good thoughts that the coming year is a very good year.
Bring it on, 2011!


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npower argues that the policies, which exempt small suppliers from costs worth almost £100 per household this year, are "distorting" the energy market.
It has even called for major reforms, designed to make it easier for customers to compare and switch suppliers, to be halted until the "unjustified discrimination in favour of small suppliers" is cut.
It argues that, otherwise, big suppliers may lose customers to smaller, cheaper rivals, which it claims are more likely to have "risky business models" and go bust, leaving customers who stay with the bigger suppliers paying even more.
Today, The Sunday Telegraph disclosed criticisms from all of the Big Six companies against Ofgem's proposed reforms to make the energy market "simpler, clearer and fairer". The regulator is, however, expected to push forward with the plans this week after they were backed by the Prime Minister last month.
But npower and British Gas have both used their consultation responses on the reforms to raise the separate issue of support for small suppliers.
Ministers want to help small suppliers break the dominance of the 'Big Six' companies, who control more than 95pc of the market. They argue that more competition will help drive innovation and bring down energy bills - which now stand at more than £1,400 a year for an average household.
But small suppliers face many challenges, often struggling to buy enough energy in advance and having proportionally higher overheads.
To encourage them, the Government has exempted suppliers with fewer than 250,000 customers from taking part in expensive energy efficiency schemes such as the so-called 'Energy Company Obligation' to insulate vulnerable customers' homes. This reduces the small companies' costs, helping them to offer cheaper tariffs.
The Big Six are, however, legally obliged to take part of the schemes, and they pass the costs of the measures on to all their customers.
Suppliers say the costs of the schemes are rising and British Gas estimates the exemptions the small suppliers "enjoy" will be worth about £97 per household bill this year.
The company, which has 10m customers, has told Ofgem it is "concerned" about the issue, claiming that "the operation of small supplier exemptions is already causing a gross market distortion".
npower also argued there was a "serious issue of distortion of competition in the retail energy market" due to the "numerous and ever-increasing exemptions".
It said the exemptions should be cut, because their value now "markedly outweighs any large supplier economies of scale" that they were intended to offset.
It claimed the reforms to encourage switching would "undermine the scope of the larger suppliers to compete with smaller rivals", arguing: "Recommendations designed to improve the comparability etc of competing prices should not be put forward at a time when there is such an unlevel playing field in favour of small suppliers."
Recent analysis by price comparison sites has shown small suppliers now offer many of the cheapest deals in the market. npower claimed that small suppliers often have "risky business models" and "often exit the industry when their cost base rises" leaving other suppliers to "pick up the tab".
npower also argued that customers prone to switching may move to the smaller, cheaper rivals, leaving the "least active and potentially more vulnerable customers to fund a disproportionate share of the cost" of the schemes.
Nigel Cornwall, who runs the Energy Suppliers Forum, whose members include many of the small suppliers, has said the design of the energy efficiency schemes leaves small suppliers "at a clear disadvantage".
Stephen Fitzpatrick, managing director of small supplier OVO Energy said he actually supported "the removal of the small supplier exemptions for the Energy Company Obligation" but accused the Big Six of "saddling their most vulnerable customers with these costs".
A Department of Energy and Climate Change spokesperson said: "Smaller energy suppliers are exempt from a number of our policies. This helps to minimise the barriers smaller suppliers face in entering the market.
"We are committed to monitoring the costs of our policies on energy suppliers, such as the Energy Company Obligation, to ensure we do not give an unfair advantage to either small or large suppliers".


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Question Everything, A 4th of July Meditation
As it's the 4th of July, I just posted an American flag by Andy Warhol on Facebook along with Whitney Houston's video singing the Star Spangled Banner. I surfed through my friends' remarks for the day, lots of flags and remembrances of those who fought for our freedom and support for our courageous troops who are still serving, as well as those who've paid the ultimate price.
It's heart-moving and provocative emotionally to see the out-pouring of patriotism. But ever since I was a kid and learned about the divisions of borders, other countries, some hostile, some brutal to their people and what has been done in the name of patriotism (not to mention religion), I've had serious doubts about the separations these kind of loyalties create. And last night I was with a playful and talented group of people at a karaoke party where people sang plenty of good 'ole American songs, and wore red, white and blue blouses and hats. Holidays are always great reasons to get together with others and celebrate. One guy sang Toby Keith's notorious hit "Courtesy for the Red, White and Blue" almost as good as Toby himself.
I listen to country, corny as the lyrics can be, I like the stories, I like the beat. But I can get pretty uncomfortable with the raging nationalism. I remember the first time I heard the song, also called "The Angry American." I was living in Boston and it was in the wake of 9/11, a time of heightened patriotism when America had the sympathy of most of the world. There were some lines in the song that offended some of us peacenicks, such as, "The Statue of Liberty is shaking her fist . . . Man, it's gonna be hell when you hear Mother Freedom start ringin' her bell and it feels like whole wide world is raining down on you . . . " then, "we"ll put a boot in your ass, It's the American way . . . "
In my opinion, it is outrageous, but on another level, I could see his viewpoint and chuckle at the machoism. I grew up in NY, I've got that dark humor, and it's not outrageous in terms of the particular individual that Toby is. Many of his songs reflect attitudes that I don't embrace but I find him a terrific singer and songwriter and could certainly see where he was coming from. 9/11 was horrific and his millions of fans here and overseas love the song. I'm a die-hard liberal but I admire the clever lyrics and the passionate music.
It's a revenge song for sure and it talks about "lighting up" the enemy's "sky like the 4th of July," which we can directly associate not only to the war in Afghanistan, but especially the "Shock and Awe" which came later as the U.S. military began bombing Iraq. On faulty information as it turned out. And a lot of innocent people were killed. That's not a chuckling matter.I don't support the euphemism of "collateral damage."
When I heard the song last night on the eve of the July 4th, I thought of another artist, Alice Walker, feminist Afro-American poet, novelist and activist. Years ago, teaching one of her essays to college freshmen, I came across her poem, "On Sight" which is embedded in the essay. In it she references the moon-landing of 1969, when astronauts planted the American flag on the moon. Here are some of her lines, the latter part of the poem:
The desert has its own moon
Which I have seen
With my own eye.
There is no flag on it.
Trees of the desert have arms
All of which are always up
That is because the moon is up
The sun is up
Also the sky
The Stars
None with flags.
Point being, can you really own the moon? Do we even own the land? Native Americans thought they belonged to the land, not the other way round. Patriotism is nice to celebrate, a country's birthday is a good excuse for a holiday, and we like holidays, watermelon, hot dogs and apple pie . . but . . . this late in history, at a time when technology has brought the entire world into communication and more and more young people around the world are creating the same culture, at a time when the entire planet's environment is threatened by consumerism, overpopulation and continuing wars, too much patriotism may be an outdated, and dangerous habit.
Basic world values are also becoming more similar, countries are still struggling for democracy, even as our citizens raise questions about what true democracy is. Does the congress really represent our country and its changing population? Does it consider what is in the best interests of its constituents, or has it sold out to corporations and lobbyists? Is our media even reflective of true democracy? Or is it designed to keep us in a trance? It appears up front and personal until you really examine the profit over loss principle of capitalism behind it. Who are those guys on Wall Street that caused the melt-down anyway? And what kind of democracy lets them off scott-free?
Maybe we should have World Day, celebrate the Big Bang, the whole creation of oceans and continents unto every corner of the earth. Celebrate people everywhere who are willing to envision real global change. People who are protesting what they don't like about the world. I like our flag, but back in the sixties I agreed with those who burned it in protest to the country's activities in Viet Nam. It's just a symbol after all. And a symbol is only as good as what it represents. Some people forget we have a right to protest our government. A symbol is also an easy way to rally sentimentality (which is feeling without substance behind it). Dividing people according to religion or borders is always a good way to control private interests and sometimes that's what nationalism does.
Even as a kid I was always freaked out by the Star Spangled Banner's bombs bursting line. And those bombs are kind of like fireworks. I prefer John Lennon's lines in Imagine, "Imagine there's no countries/ It isn't hard to do/Nothing to kill or die for/And no religion too."
And I know I'm not the only dreamer. . . Socrates called himself a citizen of the world, not just Athens. Then again, they gave him the choice of hemlock or exile. He took the hemlock because, as he said his "daimon" or intuition did not object when he thought that being exiled would defeat the purpose of his life which was to teach the youth of Athens to question everything.


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Tune in to K Check Feat. Juicy J, Kevin Gates and Problem, "On Me"Par taylorgang9 dans Accueil le 27 Juin 2016 à 14:13
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Countless heartbreaking stories related to Superstorm Sandy have made the news. So a story with a happy ending is met with such enthusiasm and excitement that everyone wants to share it. Today's topic is just that, a story with a happy ending.
When Sandy devastated the East Coast in late October, the Roberts family, from Chadwick Island, New Jersey, was evacuated to a relative's home just eight miles away in Point Pleasant. They brought along their beloved pet, a cat named Porsche. Unfortunately, while they were staying safe from the storm, Porsche somehow went missing. The Roberts family thought he was gone forever.
But just this past week, six months after the storm, Porsche showed up on the deck of his original house. Uranie Roberts's daughter, Carol Baumann, recalled the distinctive feature that confirmed her cherished Porsche had really returned -- his signature green eyes. Baumann said, "I saw the green eyes, and I said my God in heaven, it's Porsche."
The family is calling Porsche's return a "miracle." They plan to take him to the vet for a checkup to make sure that he is still in good health, but Roberts said he does not look as though he missed a lot of meals, and his fur is sleek and soft. Baumann said it was "wonderful" to have Porsche back home -- "I missed him so bad."
Little Porsche undoubtedly had to go through some hardships in his journey back home, crossing a bridge, high-traffic areas, and storm-ravaged places. Nevertheless, he's back in the arms of the family who loves him.
"It's just amazing how he found his way home," Baumann told NBC 10 in Philadelphia. "I wish he could talk."
[Related: 'Zombie' Finds Long Island Cat in Times Square]
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Rules of thumb for identifying and prioritizing big data applications
It would be nice to have a crisp algorithm to pick and choose among potential big-data applications. But there isn't one.
What enterprises have instead are plenty of handy heuristics ("rules of thumb") to help prioritize among potential applications, based on factors such as business impact, feasibility, cost and the like.
One heuristic is simply to produce a brain dump of all the core big data applications. One year ago, I blogged my thoughts on hardcore big data use cases. However, at that time, I didn't propose any specific procedure for brainstorming some exhaustive master list of use cases, nor was there any decision tree implicit in my discussion. It was simply an encapsulation of the core big data use cases I saw in the world around us at that time.
Another heuristic is to start your analysis from the 4 Vs (volume, velocity, variety and veracity) point of view on big data. A few months after I wrote my blog on big data use cases, I blogged my thinking on how to measure the bottom-line contribution of big data. That wasn't an algorithm or decision tree either, but it laid out criteria for assessing the contributions of each of big data's primary dimensions to business value.
Yet another heuristic is to work from a business-value definition of big data that distinguishes it from other data-centric applications. The definition I've been using for a while is that big data is all about deriving differentiated value from advanced analytics on trustworthy data at any scale. What's useful about this is that distinguishes big data from traditional business intelligence, performance management and transactional computing, while alluding to a broad spectrum of applications that includes them all. Another thing that's useful is how you can parse each component of this definition to help frame the value discussion for big data use cases. It is most useful to do this in reverse order:
- Any scale. Big data is all about keeping the entire population of relevant information at your fingertips, rather than just convenience samples and subsets. It's also about unifying all decision-support time-horizons (past, present and future) through statistically dervied insights into deep data sets in all those dimensions.
- Trustworthy data. Big data is all about deriving valid insights either from a single-version-of-truth consolidation and cleansing of deep data, or from statistical models that sift haystacks of "dirty" data to find the needles of valid insight.
- Advanced analytics. Big data is all about speeding insights through any or all of the following: detailed, interactive, multidimensional statistical analysis; aggregation, correlation and analysis of historical and current data; modeling and simulation; what-if analysis and forecasting of alternative future states; natural language processing; and interactive exploration of unstructured data, streaming information and multimedia.
- Differentiated value. Big data is all about deriving fresh business insights from data patterns (such as long tail analyses, micro-segmentations and unsupervised machine learning) that are not feasible if you're constrained to smaller volumes, slower velocities, narrower varieties and cloudier veracities.
Then there's the approach that Vincent Granville took in his recent blog, "17 areas to benefit from big data analytics in next 10 years." He doesn't make any pretense about being exhaustive. Rather, he simply provides a list of value scenarios with no common thread other than reliance on big data and analytics.
Pulling use case ideas out of thin air is also a valid heuristic. Identifying valuable applications of big data is often more of an inductive, exploratory process than a deductive exercise.


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Yesterday was a day of revelations. A day when I found myself questioning how I had become emotionally removed from my characters and at a loss to find any enjoyment in the process of writing. I have a friend, a published author who for some reason remains my friend and mentor despite being the recipient of my numerous phone calls to vent frustration. What came as a revelation to me was that my experience is not exclusive. In fact it appears to be quite common.
The books we write are all-consuming. But eventually the story is told and the "publish" button is pushed. A simple scan of the forums will confirm that for many this is the moment of self-doubt. The moment when the quality of our work is questioned and it becomes a reality that writing does not in any way guarantee one sale. Your creation languishes in a slightly sheltered harbour reserved for new releases. A few months later it is set free in to a deep blue ocean occupied by millions of books fighting for recognition.
Why isn't my book selling? The question is echoed in the forums. A wealth of knowledge is offered and covers, descriptions, punctuation and pricing are adjusted. I have no doubt that this is the moment that many faint hearted and disillusioned authors turn away from the harsh reality of the crowded self publishing platform. Other's including myself begin to explore the foreign world of promotion.
I return to my telephone call to my nameless friend and mentor. I have found myself immersed in my efforts to gain traction. To make The Quilt, Unravelled more visible while another book sits neglected on my computer. I have detached myself from the next story and the new characters and committed my limited time to writing interviews and reading the work of other authors, who like me are scrambling to swim in an ocean full of larger fish.
"Why isn't my book selling?" The final piece of advice given by my patient friend is echoed in the forums. Your creation will sink or it will swim. Write another book. It is easy to get side tracked. To become immersed in talking rather than doing, and this is the pot holed road I find myself walking today. I opened my computer to find The Quilt, Unravelled is appearing in another cover wars this month. I closed my computer and watched the foals playing in the warm New Zealand sunshine. It is time to get back to writing. To stop pondering how I can turn the votes I received in to people reading my book. It is time for me to explore the life and times of Shona McGuire. But more about her soon.


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On Monday, February 19th, graffiti was found in the boys' middle school bathroom warning of an upcoming school shooting. According to the graffiti, it would happen on March 20. Two days later Dr. Jeff Keller, the school's Director General, sent out an email to the entire ANS community informing the school about the incident. He also invited students to report any additional findings and suspicious activities regarding the incident. The school administration contacted the U.S. Embassy, which in turn advised them on how to handle the situation and recommended security guidelines to follow.
In response to the threat, short-term security measures were taken. For instance, the amount of security guards on campus was increased, hallway patrolling doubled, and emergency procedures were drafted. The school also sent out mass emails to the community, in order to quell down any rumors and keep everybody up to date on the situation.
On Wednesday February 28, new graffiti was found in the same bathroom warning the school of another shooting meant to happen the next day. The administration immediately informed the school of this, and assured the community that the adequate measures were being taken to guarantee the school's safety. Luckily, nothing happened, although student turnout was at a historic low. Nonetheless, the school has increased security all around the school and began to work with the Nicaraguan Police on the matter. Since yesterday, armed police officers have been present on campus safeguarding students, alongside investigators meant to discover the culprits and the threat's authenticity.
ANS is taking the situation very seriously and the investigation continues. The entire school community has come together since the threats arose and has shown its ability to overcome even the toughest challenges. The school truly is stronger together.
The Eye of the Tiger would like to remind students that if they see something, they should say something, and that the safety of the American Nicaraguan School community is no joke.
By: Ji Wook Jung and Pablo Lacayo
Edited by: Pablo Lacayo and Henrik Friiso
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Spaces: Humberto Hermeto: JE House: Nova Lima, Brazil
Posted by switch-smith at 8:50 AM . Friday, August 27, 2010
An incredible home/art gallery by Humberto Hermeto:
"In an irregular terrain with 3160 sqm, we needed to incorporate two uses:
The first one, a big residence, with five suites, generous living and leisure spaces, in addition to the service dependencies.
The second, a large gallery for the owner, an art enthusiast.
The shape of the site, at first glance a complicating factor for its irregular form, guided the project. In the existing vertical gap (10 meters in total), the first action: different uses in different levels.
In the lower level, the gallery, the stereotomic volume. With the need for an air-conditioned closed space, the volume arises from the ground like a big rock, a big platform.
At the top level, the residence, the tectonic volume. And the second action: to get the most of the existing views, the residence is distributed under a continuous roof (81 meters), constituted by a reinforced concrete portico. This portico sets the residence´s built volume. And the residence is distributed under the roof, according the needs of each space: access , recreation area, kitchen, living room, bedrooms. The existing views guide the various openings: from every room one sees the mountains....
Communication between the various levels of the residence is made by a central core that contains an elevator. It connects directly the first level of the gallery to the residence level. In an intermediate level, it connects the service and garage floor (and the mezzanine of the gallery)."
The spacious interior is furnished with some 20th Century design classics, including an Oscar Niemeyer Rio rocking chaise lounge, and a set of 10 Kai Kristiansen No. 42 dining chairs.
Photos by Jomar Bragança, via arch daily.
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Wayang Jogja Night Carnival Got so Much Attention from the Tourists
TIMESSINGAPORE, YOGYAKARTA – Thousands of people gathered around Tugu Pal Putih area Yogyakarta. These people were coming from anywhere near the area just to see the Wayang Jogja Night Carnival (WJNC). Some of them even coming from another area or foreign country.
The event which was held on Sunday evening (7/10/2019) was held to celebrate the 263th anniversary of Yogyakarta. There are also thousands participant joining the event.
The talents started walking from the Museum Sandi Kotabaru Yogyakarta to Jalan Sudirman and headed right to Tugu Pal Putih and then straight to Jalan Margo Utomo (Mangkubumi).
"We took Wayang Kapi-Kapi as our main theme for tonight since its symbolize unity in diversity. The shape of the wayang (puppet) represent the life we had on earth," the Show Director WJNC, Yetti Martanti said.
The 4th Wayang Jogja Night Carnival (WJNC) 2019 Yogyakarta took street art for their main concept. This annual event has become one awaited event for lots of domestic and foreign tourist for its exotic and wonderful attractions. (*)


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Saturday, December 29, 2007
The kids and I went out and had some fun playing and getting cold in the snow. I posted these videos of some of the fun we had on a perfect sledding hill.
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Happy New Year
For starter's we were made grandparents this year. Josey had a little boy which she named Traevon Lauren.
He entered the world on March 14th 2007 weighing 7 lbs. 7 oz. and measured 20 inches long. He looks adorable, and she seems to be quite the little mother herself. They have come back from Germany and are currently living in California. We hopefully will be able to see them more often now!!
Then, a couple months later, we welcomed another child into our own home as well. Wesley Cade McConahay (Will go by Cade) was born on May 25, 2007.
He weighed 8 lbs., 7 oz., and was 20 inches long. He is a perfect baby, and we just love him!! Preston was ecstatic to have a little brother, and all the kids have been having so much fun with him! He is now almost 7 months old and growing like a weed!
We also were made aware that they had some other relatives born this same year!! Stephanie Jones had a new little guy named Aiden in early September,
and her sister Tanya Evans just gave birth yesterday to a little baby girl. Her name is Aspen.
Wow, lots and lots of changes!! But they don't stop there, we are impatiently awaiting to hear from Talina who was due with a baby girl on December 20th. (Never mind the date on the photo)
Another exciting adventure we began this year is Eric's new job. In the middle of July Eric was hired on with a company called CentraCom. It is a local telephone/cable/internet company in Sanpete County, Utah. We then packed up and moved!!! Thinking I wouldn't have enough to do in a new small town (big mistake, but it's okay), I went in and talked with the Snow College Child Care Center, and was hired on to work there.
We are currently living in Ephraim. This may change soon as we are still deciding where we want to settle for sure. Our plans to build have been postponed with the non-selling of our home, but it is at least currently rented. Ephraim is a small town, home of Snow College. And, with me being alumni of Snow College, part of me feels very at home here. It was very hard to leave our previous home, but we believed a change was in order. (And a pay raise didn't hurt either).
I am getting used to being in the work force again, and I can take Alyssa and Cade with me, while the other 2 are in school so it works out nicely. The oldest are adjusting into school great, and seem to really like the small town atmosphere.
Preston is 8 ½ and was baptized on April 7th of this year. He is growing up into quite the young man, and we couldn't be more proud of him. He has adopted science and math as his two favorite subjects, and also loves to read!
Jaida is still our little miracle. At 6 ½ she started 1st grade this year, and is doing really well. She loves to sing, and anything to do with music! She and her sister are best friends even though they usually have a love/hate relationship.
Alyssa is 4 ½ and can melt your heart in an instant (well, most of the time). She is very loving and would adopt every animal and bug on earth if she could. (We are sticking to stuffed animals at the moment though.) She is so ready for Kindergarten and will be happy to be "big" next year and go to a "real" school.We hope all is well with you and your families. We wish you all a healthy and happy new year! Always feel free to keep in touch, or drop a note when you can!
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SAD SYMPHONY by Tove Sahlin / Shake it Collaborations in close collaboration with the ensemble and artistic team opened 9 March 2018 in Gävle (SE).
SAD SYMPHONY believes that we need each other and that we can stand together even in the most difficult questions. Are there any shared dreams left and what does a united voice mean today? We challenge the idea of the limited voice and body and form a choir of 12 artists. A choir with the one task: to investigate all the way out to tip of their fingertips to find the smallest common denominator.
SAD SYMPHONY is a co-production between Shake it Collaborations and Folkteatern Gävleborg and part of the project Dreams and Democracy.


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Samuel Zealey is a sculptor with a passion for the sciences, engineering, invention and the environment. He moved to London in 2005 to attend Wimbledon College of Art, completing his BA in Fine Art in 2008. He then developed his sculpture practice in a live/work space, on a farm in Essex, before returning to Kilburn in 2010, where he continued his studies at MA level in Sculpture at the Royal College of Art, under Richard Wentworth CBE (who was acting head of sculpture at the time).
"For a long time I used to want to be a professional Cricket Player and used to play for Essex Under 20's, until I developed sciatica in my lower back and was unable to seam bowl at a competitive level," tells Zealey. "Other than this, I have always been fond of the idea from a young age of being an inventor, which I believe relates strongly to the work that I develop as a sculptor, as after all imagination is what powers both practices.
"I was fortunate to have been picked up by the Saatchi Collection at the age of 21 after I had completed my education at Wimbledon College of Art in 2008. This opened up many doors for me to the established art world. Since this initial introduction to the contemporary art world, I have shown my work nationally and internationally with many prestigious galleries and institutions. This has led to having work bought for private and public collections worldwide. I have won prizes with my sculpture, such as The Private Funding Award in 2015, The Broomhill National Sculpture Prize in 2013, The Deutshe Bank Award for Creative Enterprise in 2012 and The Royal British Society of Sculptors Bursary Award in 2010. Most recently I was selected as one of the Top 10 Artists Under 30 internationally."
"Currently, I am co-curating MATE – an exciting contemporary group exhibition for the Soho Revue Gallery in London, I am also developing work for my largest solo show yet, called Mesophotic Zone (date still to be confirmed), and I have two Public Sculpture Commissions – one for London's Spitalfields, the other is for Bracknell, which is considered as the Flagship Public Sculpture for the new regeneration of Bracknell Town. Both commissions will be completed later this year."
Meditation is an important part of ZeaIey's day, first thing in the morning and early evening. "Depending on the projects that I have going on, I have meetings in London or I go to my studio in Essex where all my projects are realised from. After the day's activities I go back home to West London, meditate again for 20 minutes before dinner and complete evening admin. The early evenings mostly consist of attending private views in London, or just generally socialising with local friends.
"Drawing is key for me when planning my sculpture. This is a very sacred time for me, which allows me to think clearly and cognitively. Metal work is predominant in my practice, especially MIG, TIG and ARK welding. Its not such a massive leap from drawing to welding, as the hand gesture and muscle memory is very similar, you are essentially putting down a line."
"This is a link to a commission that I won last year and the piece will be finished by the middle of this year 2016. The web page has comprehensive information about the commissioned sculpture 'Precarious Protrusion', I have recently changed the name of this piece to 'Onyo'. The process for winning this commission was quite longwinded, and it took a lot of work to get this commission, so I am pleased that I secured what is being recognised as the Flagship Public Sculpture Commission For Bracknell's regeneration program.
"There's also a brilliant piece of writing by Paul Carey-Kent, on a really cool organisation's website – PMSA Magazine and Newsletter. The piece is called 'Our Future In The Air' which has great insight about my practice and work.
"I feel privileged to be in the circles that I find myself within. That's definitely one highlight for me," says Zealey, when asked. "I have great admiration for many individuals within my family, such as my passed Grandfather Rex Zealey, my Mother Gaynor Zealey, my Grandmother Jo Zealey, my uncles, Ronnie Brand and Jimmy Davis, my aunty Abigail Zealey-Bess and my cousin, Russell Brand.
"All of these people have greatly inspired me to become the person that I am today, and I thank them all greatly for that. Within the arts I would have to say artists – Richard Wilson, Aglaé Bassens, Alex Chinneck, Luke Hart and James Capper. This is because they all truly believe in their individual practices, and have great ideas about the ways in which people should see the world in a different light."
Visit samuelzealey.com and follow on social media for details on upcoming exhibitions. Links below.
Samuel Zealey's Top 5 London
To Eat: Julie's in West London
To Drink: The Cock and Bottle in Notting Hill
To Party: Groucho Club
To Walk: Little Venice and The Regents Canal
To Shop: Ebay
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Weekly News: Do-or-die twice for the finals; former MVP Wood leaves Germany; record TV audience...
Jacobsens long-range shooting answered by wild Rice showing
Three-time reigning champions Brose Baskets Bamberg and Bayern Munich will face off on Thursday in Freak City for a spot in the Beko BBL finals. Bamberg sharp-shooter Casey Jacobsen nailed six three-pointers in scoring 24 points and received plenty of offensive help by Anton Gavel (21 points), Sharrod Ford (19) and Bostjan Nachbar (18) in a 98-79 win in Game Three. The game went back and forth throughout the first three quarters before Bayern ran out of steam in the fourth with just six points. Facing elimination in Game Four at home, Bayern playmaker Tyrese Rice heated up just in time with 12 of his 17 points in the final 2:50 as Munich knocked off Bamberg 80-71. Yotam Halperin was great all game with 16 points for Munich, who built a 15-point lead in the first half but trailed by eight points in the fourth quarter before Rice finished the comeback.
Ulm force Game Five after heart-breaking loss
The 2012 runners-up ratiopharm ulm and the regular seasons second-best team EWE Baskets Oldenburg will duke it out on Thursday in northern Germany for the other spot in the Beko BBL finals, which tip off on Sunday, June 9. Ulm appeared ready to snatch Game Three at EWE Baskets Oldenburg with a 16-0 run to open the second half before being out-scored 26-7 the rest of the way in a 65-59 Oldenburg win. Julius Jenkins tallied 17 points off the bench for Oldenburg, who also got 14 points from Chris Kramer and Rickey Paulding. The two-time Beko BBL MVP John Bryant collected 18 points and 11 rebounds but it was not enough. Ulm answered the bell in Game Four with Keaton Nankivils 15 points pacing six players in double figures in Ulms thrilling 81-79 home win. Bryant added 14 points and 10 rebounds while Lance Jeter filled in for the injured Per Günther with 10 points, eight rebounds, seven assists and two steals. Julius Jenkins was unstoppable for Oldenburg in the second quarter, scoring 20 of his 29 points. Adam Chubb added 14 points but missed a potential game-tying shot in the final second to set up Game Five.
Germany watching playoffs in record numbers
Dont believe the games are exciting? Well, just check the German television audience numbers. SPORT1 registered an average of 370,000 viewers for Game Four between Bayern and Bamberg, topping the record of 340,000 from a week earlier for Game One of the series. Viewership peaked at 500,000 viewers. The 370,000 spectatorship meant a 3.2 percent market share of 14-49 year old men also a new Beko BBL basketball record, topping the 2.4 percent from Game One.
Auf Wiedersehen Steffen: Hamann retires from German national team
After 131 games internationally, Steffen Hamann has retired from the German national team. The 31-year-old played at the 2008 Olympics, the 2006 and 2010 World Championship and four EuroBaskets unfortunately never winning a medal, though he did collect two Beko BBL titles with Bamberg in 2005 and 2007. Hamann says he wants to pave the way for the young Germans to take over the national team.
Former MVP Wood leaves Beko BBL, Ludwigsburg lose trio, top scorer Parker joins MBC
A number of other teams have been busy as well this week. Former Beko BBL MVP DaShaun Wood left ALBA BERLIN but will not be reuniting with former coach Gordon Herbert in Frankfurt but signed a one-year contract with French club Le Mans. Neckar RIESEN Ludwigsburg will definitely have a different look next season whether thats in the Beko BBL or the ProA as Lucca Staiger exercised his option to leave the club, which in turn chose not to keep Ivan Elliott and Max Weber. Mitteldeutscher BC made a first addition for next season in signing 23-year-old Josh Parker, who was the ProBs leading scorer and Player of the Year last season with the third division league champions Bayer Giants Leverkusen. In other moves, Andreas Seiferth signed on for two more years with TBB Trier; FRAPORT SKYLINERS kept Danilo Barthel for two seasons and an option for a third; and Guido Grünheid will return to Artland Dragons for another year and an option for a second season.
Flevarakis out, Braunschweig look for new coach
New Yorker Phantoms Braunschweig avoided relegation this season but will go into the 2013-14 with a new coach as they parted ways with Greek coach Kostas Flevarakis after just one season at the helm. Braunschweig management have not named a successor, saying they will take their time in finding their new man.
Bayreuth re-sign Bryan Bailey, get name sponsor
Combo guard Bryan Bailey, who played for four different clubs in Germany (Wuerzburg, Artland, Oldenburg and Bayreuth) will be returning to Bayreuth next season, signing on for two more seasons until 2015. But the 33 year old veteran guard will be wearing a different jersey as the club signed a name sponsor for the first time in 18 years, going into 2013-14 as medi bayreuth.
Smartphone ringtones from basketball commentators
Looking for a new ringtone for your smartphone? Try basketball commentator Ademola Okulaja talking about some fire on the court ():
Statline(s) of the week: Jacobsen on fire for Bamberg; Jenkins not enough
Bamberg captain Casey Jacobsen took Game Three honors with an impressive shooting display, hitting 6 of 8 three-pointers for 24 points to go along with six rebounds, four assists and one steal for a 31 efficiency rating in Bambergs 98-79 win over Bayern. Julius Jenkins amazing performance in Game Four was not enough for Oldenburg despite 29 points, five rebounds, four steals and one assist for a 34 rating in the 80-71 loss.
Top 10 from Games Three and Four
Want to see Jenkins and Rice get white hot oh and a monster slam to top it off? Here are the Top 10 plays from Games Three and Four.
Young Guns: Ilzhöfer joins Skyliners, Joos stays with Ludwigsburg
A pair of German U18 national team nominees signed new deals both originating in Neckar RIESEN Ludwigsburgs youth ranks. Small forward Stefan Ilzhöfer, who played in the 2013 NBBL All-Star Game, moved from BBA Ludwigsburg to FRAPORT SKYLINERS for two years with an option for two more seasons. Ludwigsburg were able to keep another talent in signing forward Johannes Joos inked a deal until 2015 with an option for two more years


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Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/29/2016 00:20:33
Level 5
Hi all,
I've been playing this game off and on for several weeks. I've done fairly well on the Single Player mode thus far, most of the maps are very straightforward in strategy. But I have been stuck on Feeling Blue for far too long.
I have tried multiple strategies, and they all fail. I've made a mad dash up the west coast of Australia to get into Indonesia, only to be outgunned by the AI on the east coast of Australia. I've tried a slow growth approach, evenly distributing my troops in Australia and New Zealand, moving into the islands of the Western Pacific. I always end up getting overpowered by the AI that gets the huge bonuses before I can crack them. Everything I try just fails miserably.
Where should I be focusing my troops? This can't be that difficult. Any advice is welcome, thanks!
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/29/2016 04:09:28
Joel Anthony Gigax
Level 8
I wish I could help but I have not played that one yet. Any advice on Someone Stole my oil?
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/29/2016 04:39:54
gilead k'nights
Level 41
I might be able to help. Keep footholds in south australia on the SE and SW corners and grab a couple bonuses down there..... while your doing that work your way up all those islands in the east. I can't remember how late in the game it was but I sent a squad deep into east australia just busting up bonuses whenever I could and trying not to lose to many of those guys.
I grabbed bonuses quicker in southwest australia and played rock solid defense in the southeast if i remember correctly.
Hope this helps.
When you get to the map "three blind mice" hit me up and we can both cry together.
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/29/2016 17:03:46
Level 57
Hi from france
same thing for me with the Feeling Blue stage.
Whatever I do i lose , even though i Had a lot of reinforecement bonus (30 per run) but i get killed by the army coming from the north with huge bonuses.
been playing for days trying different stategies bur never get through.
I owned all south Australia but could not defend from everything coming from all sides.
Does someone have a video of how he managed to play this turn..
many thanks to all of you
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/29/2016 19:27:38
Level 65
Just replayed the level. Only expanded (abusing knowledge about AI behaviour). Easy win in 18 turns, can be finished quicker for sure
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/29/2016 20:03:12
Level 57
Hi Timinator
Win in 18 tuns... well now for sure I am bad at playing this game.
Think I am going to try a couple of times then surrender cause I cant find how to beat it
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/29/2016 21:39:05
Level 56
Probably you just need to learn a little bit about how the AI works. One way I did this myself was to play lots of 'Custom Games' against multiple AI opponents in different maps and with different rules and cards and whatnot. You can find the link to start a Custom Game at the bottom of the 'Single Player > Play' page. It used to be more prominent, but now it's tucked away in the lower left corner for some reason. Anyway, if you can't find it right away, here's the link:
After you play, whether win or lose, use the History feature in the game to watch the entire game and see how the AI plays. You will soon start to see patterns, and then you'll be able to use those patterns to beat the AI much more easily.
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/30/2016 19:37:39
Level 7
I just beat Feeling Blue today, after a number of failures. I noticed that the AI starting in Hainan would win if I concentrated on Australia. Or, if I concentrated on islands, the AI starting in Australia would win. During these games, I would always take the New Zealand and Western Pacific bonuses early and defend them from the AI starting Hokkaido. That Hokkaido AI was never a threat.
What I realized was that I only needed New Zealand for the early boost. Then, if I left it for the Hokkaido AI to take (and never bothered with Western Pacific), the Hokkaido AI would get strong enough to interfere with the Hainan AI. I could then concentrate completely on covering ground in Australia. The Hainan AI was much weaker when it reached Australia, and once I captured all of Australia and got the big bonus, everything else was just cleanup.
Like nateTEKtonik, I'm now getting nowhere against Three Blind Mice.
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/30/2016 20:26:52
Level 57
Hello SardonicMeow
Thank you for your advises
I want to understand things well as my english is ok but maybe not 100% so please excuse me if i ask again.
So actually starting from Australia isnt reaaly good, I tasted it many times.
When you say you start from new Zealand that is ok but then you mean you go to Hokkaido is that it or am I confusing ?
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/30/2016 21:02:37
Level 7
No problem, pasterma. I will try to be more clear.
Here is what worked for me:
Capture New Zealand
Capture territories in southwest Australia and capture Tazmania.
Expand in southwest Australia and expand in southeast Australia.
Defend Tazmania. Do not defend New Zealand.
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 9/30/2016 21:36:43
Level 57
Thank you
Going to try this. Thought i tried it before but could not defende what was coming from North wet of Australia but will retry, sounds good.
Many thanks again.
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/2/2016 07:33:30
Level 57
Well, well, well...now for sure I am bad at this game.
I thought I could manage to pass this level with all the advises from Sardonic Meow but I was wrong...
I had all south australia with about 30+ reinforcement by turn but i get quickly desenchanted quick as all my territories were submerged by powerful armies.
guess I gonna quit as i getting upset with it...
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/2/2016 07:51:37
gilead k'nights
Level 41
You have to break up enemy bonuses! Send a squad behind enemy lines in australia and "run hit hide".
Just go in kind of a big circle up in northeast australia avoiding the big army he's gonna send to chase you. When he fixes the hole you open up hit it again when you come back around. He'll cave.
Edited 10/2/2016 07:53:59
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/2/2016 08:33:45
Level 57
i love this forum with all of you guys helping me find a way !
I am going to try this.
My main problem is always the army coming from north west devastating me from all the bonus I have in southwestern and ans east western.
Ok, lets go for another try with your advises.
Everybody have a nice day !
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/2/2016 20:45:48
Level 57
God knows I have tried...in vain.
I quit now as it is getting a non sense for me to play over and over with the same result at the end. i am not so good at this game that is all, i admit.
I would like to thank everyone here who gave me advise and support, that was very kind.
I swear I have applied all I ve been told to but it seems i am missing something.
I would be very curious to see a video of one of you winning this level just for curiosity...
anyway, going to play other games now
Have fun you guys !
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/2/2016 21:03:43
Math Wolf
Level 63
In most levels: when you meet the enemy, try to delay. Let it hit you first and then hit back.
Also, if you lose, check the history, where the enemy started and how it expanded, you can see easily where and how you should expand to stop them before they get too big.
Also: let them fight each other where possible.
And remember: breaking a bonus of an enemy is almost as important as keeping your own.
Some more general hints:
* if you have 1 army in a territory, the AI tends to attack with 2. So having 4 defenders kills all attackers and allows you to grab the AI's territory.
* if you have 2 armies in a territory, the AI tends to attack with 3. So having 5 defenders kills all attackers and allows you to grab the AI's territory.
* if you have 3 armies in a territory, the AI tends to attack with 5. So having 7 defenders kills all attackers and allows you to grab the AI's territory.
* if you have 4 armies in a territory, the AI tends to attack with 6. So having 8 defenders kills all attackers and allows you to grab the AI's territory.
* if you have 5 armies in a territory, the AI tends to attack with 8. So having 10 defenders kills 7 attackers and allows you to grab the AI's territory.
If you have more armies in a territory, you're in most cases either
(*) playing it wrong
(*) already winning
If not, adapt the rules above accordingly.
If multiple territories border, the general rules still apply but the AI may attack multiple times (from each territory). Adapt accordingly if it's an important territory, don't adapt if it isn't.
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/2/2016 21:31:23
Level 57
Hello MathWolf.
Thank you for taking some time for those explanations, like many people hre who do, I really appreciate.
to be honest, this is absolutely what I have applied until this level (feeling blue).
But this level is getting me like I want to throw my screen through the window.
I have checked the history several times and the scenario is always the same..
The Ai coming from northwest is always too powerful...
As soon as the AI gets all Indonesia it gets 30 armies per turn only for Indonesia, not counting the other territories.
I have try to block the entry in "Derby"(on the map with 30 armies and a back up right behing with 15 armies but it doesnt work neither.
Actually I dont know what I havent tried but everytime it doesnt work.
I have tried to apply all the adises i have been given...
But as I said, I am not getting it and it seems obvious i am bad at this game.
The thing is I have succeed the other levels, sometimes with difficulties and with a long time but this one is pissing me off.
It is very kind once again to try to help me. But don't worry i wont cry if I stop playing here, there are more impoirtant things in life.
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/4/2016 10:06:13
Level 57
Just one last question pleasea bout that level.
After conquering New zealand and entering Autralia by south, do I have to conquer territories and defend them while growing north? Because it demands lots of armies
and same thing about south west of Australia... Iam conquering south western autralia (+5) and east western australia (+4) and growing north but when I arrive north west Australia then the AI coming from Indonesia is getting in Australia with huge armies and destroy all I have done.
So how should I prevent This Ai to get his huge bonus in Indonesia as I cant even defend my territories in west and east of Australia even with 25/30 armies reinforcement by turn.
There is something I don't get as it takes too much time to arrive in Northwest and in that time the AI is getting very strong.
What Am I missing here please?
So sorry to bother you again and again but its hard for me to don't understand the strategy to apply here as I have tried several and many with the same result: the AI from Indonesia is always the strongest and slaughter me...
Thank you guys
Feeling Blue - Please Help!
: 10/13/2016 00:16:45
Level 5
Thanks everyone for the replies. Math Wolf, your advice on delaying attack when finding an enemy was probably the most helpful hint for this map. On previous attempts, I would always load up when I encountered an enemy and strike first. And I was always losing. After reading your post, I attempted it using the strategies that others posted, keeping the 1 island entering SE Australia, then building up on SW Australia. I would build up my defense and let enemies hit me first, then attack next round. What do you know, I beat this map 1st try after reading your post!
So glad to be finished with this one!
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