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Post:	< 19870 >
Subject:	< DC 359 Fall 09 Adjucation >
Topic:	Winter Blitz >
Category:	< Active Games >
Author:	jhack16
Posted:	Mar 10, 2011 at 11:03 am
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Jhack16

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On Thursday, March 10, 2011, John R wrote:

Hey all,

I had a hard time thinking of clever stuff to write this time around, since really the only move that "mattered" was France taking Bohemia. I suppose it's perhaps also woth pointing out that England vacated Kiel and that Germany is truly and officially eliminated, but I don't think either of those was terribly unexpected. Oh, and all draws fail, so we keep on keepin' on.

England gains a Build from Warsaw, so that will be due tomorrow at 8:00 AM CST (2:00 PM GMT). It's also worth noting that this weekend the time changes (at least in daylight savings time America, not sure how the rest of the world does it). Those time change things always mess with my head, but I think that means that for the spring deadline on monday it'll be 8:00 AM CST, but I suppose that makes it 1:00 PM GMT?

John

England:
F Baltic Sea Hold
F Denmark - North Sea
A Kiel - Denmark
A Livonia Supports A St Petersburg - Moscow
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - North Africa
F North Sea - English Channel
A Norway - St Petersburg (*Fails*)
A St Petersburg - Moscow (*Bounce*)
A Warsaw Supports A St Petersburg - Moscow (*Cut*)
France:
F Apulia - Adriatic Sea (*Fails*)
A Berlin - Silesia
F Ionian Sea Supports F Apulia - Adriatic Sea (*Cut*)
A Munich Supports A Silesia - Bohemia
A Piedmont Supports A Venice
A Prussia Supports A Warsaw
A Silesia - Bohemia
F Tyrrhenian Sea Supports F Ionian Sea
F Western Mediterranean Hold
Italy:
F Naples Supports F Ionian Sea
F Tunis Supports F Ionian Sea
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Bohemia (*Cut*)
A Venice Supports A Tyrolia
Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Supports A Budapest - Trieste (*Cut*)
F Aegean Sea Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
F Albania Supports F Adriatic Sea
A Budapest - Trieste (*Fails*)
F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea (*Fails*)
A Galicia - Warsaw (*Fails*)
F Greece Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Sevastopol Supports A Ukraine - Moscow
A Trieste - Tyrolia (*Fails*)
A Ukraine - Moscow (*Bounce*)
A Vienna Supports A Trieste - Tyrolia

This message is in reply to post 19868:

Hey all,

I had a hard time thinking of clever stuff to write this time around, since really the only move that "mattered" was France taking Bohemia. I suppose it's perhaps also woth pointing out that England vacated Kiel and that Germany is truly and officially eliminated, but I don't think either of those was terribly unexpected. Oh, and all draws fail, so we keep on keepin' on.

England gains a Build from Warsaw, so that will be due tomorrow at 8:00 AM CST (2:00 PM GMT). It's also worth noting that this weekend the time changes (at least in daylight savings time America, not sure how the rest of the world does it). Those time change things always mess with my head, but I think that means that for the spring deadline on monday it'll be 8:00 AM CST, but I suppose that makes it 1:00 PM GMT?

John

England:
F Baltic Sea Hold
F Denmark - North Sea
A Kiel - Denmark
A Livonia Supports A St Petersburg - Moscow
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - North Africa
F North Sea - English Channel
A Norway - St Petersburg (*Fails*)
A St Petersburg - Moscow (*Bounce*)
A Warsaw Supports A St Petersburg - Moscow (*Cut*)

France:
F Apulia - Adriatic Sea (*Fails*)
A Berlin - Silesia
F Ionian Sea Supports F Apulia - Adriatic Sea (*Cut*)
A Munich Supports A Silesia - Bohemia
A Piedmont Supports A Venice
A Prussia Supports A Warsaw
A Silesia - Bohemia
F Tyrrhenian Sea Supports F Ionian Sea
F Western Mediterranean Hold

Italy:
F Naples Supports F Ionian Sea
F Tunis Supports F Ionian Sea
A Tyrolia Supports A Silesia - Bohemia (*Cut*)
A Venice Supports A Tyrolia

Turkey:
F Adriatic Sea Supports A Budapest - Trieste (*Cut*)
F Aegean Sea Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
F Albania Supports F Adriatic Sea
A Budapest - Trieste (*Fails*)
F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea (*Fails*)
A Galicia - Warsaw (*Fails*)
F Greece Supports F Eastern Mediterranean - Ionian Sea
A Sevastopol Supports A Ukraine - Moscow
A Trieste - Tyrolia (*Fails*)
A Ukraine - Moscow (*Bounce*)
A Vienna Supports A Trieste - Tyrolia

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