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A 53-year-old Dolores man accused of starting a wildfire that prompted evacuations in southwest Colorado has pleaded not guilty.
The Cortez Journal reports Roger Stratton appeared in court Thursday on a felony charge of fourth-degree arson. His trial is scheduled for June 3.
The Roatcap Fire burned more than 400 acres and prompted evacuations of about 30 homes in Montezuma County after it started Oct. 24.
Sheriff Dennis Spruell has said the fire wasn't set intentionally, but was done so carelessly and put authorities and residents in danger. Stratton is accused of burning leaves on his property when the wind caused the fire to spread out of control.
No structures were lost.
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Nobody stood up for fracking in today's City Council committee meeting that saw dozens of people urge council to pass an ordinance banning injection wells within Cincinnati.
All members of the Strategic Growth Committee voted in favor of the proposed ordinance, with the exception of Councilman Chris Seelbach, who was recovering after allegedly being assaulted in downtown Monday night.
If approved, the ordinance would prohibit injections wells — which inject wastewater underground — from being allowed within city limits. It now goes before the full council.
The practice is commonly associated with hydraulic fracturing – or "fracking" — which uses chemical-laced water to drill for oil and gas. Fracking fluid injected underground has been tied to a dozen earthquakes in northeastern Ohio.
A 2004 Ohio law puts regulation of oil and gas drilling under the state's purview, preventing municipalities from regulating the drilling.
The wording of the proposed Cincinnati ordinance doesn't mention oil or gas drilling, which proponents say they hope will keep it from clashing with the state law if it passes.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources spokeswoman Heidi Hetzel-Evans tells CityBeat that injection wells also fall under ODNR's purview.
She says she isn't sure if the proposed Cincinnati ordinance would conflict with the state law.
"It's very hard for ODNR to speculate on what might happen," she says, adding that there aren't any injection wells or applications for them in the Cincinnati area. "This may not be an issue that's ever tested."
That didn't stop the dozens of people who spoke in favor of the ordinance at the committee meeting from erupting into applause once the ordinance was approved.
Barbara Wolf, a documentarian who has made a video about Cincinnati's Water Works, said that the city has some of the cleanest water in the world, and chemicals from hydraulic fracturing could jeopardize that.
"We are studied by other countries," Wolf said. "If it (fracking fluid) goes into the Ohio River, we don't know what the chemicals are. It's very hard to clean up chemicals if you don't know what they are. And that's one of the things we do really well: clean up chemicals."
The Ohio Board of Regents has recommended banning tobacco
on all school campuses. The ruling is meant to curtail students picking
up smoking during college. According to the Ohio Department of Health,
40 percent of college-aged smokers began smoking or became regular
smokers after starting college.
Louise Nippert, Cincinnati philanthropist and art patron, died yesterday at the age of 100.
Secret groups have been pumping Ohio's Senate race between
incumbent Sen. Sherrod Brown and Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel with
out-of-state money in support of Mandel. Unsurprisingly, the Brown team
is not happy about it.
More Ohio adults are on Medicaid and Medicare, a new study has
found. Ohioans are also relying less on employer-provided insurance. The
numbers apparently match a nationwide movement.
Yesterday, the world got its first glimpse at the suspect in the Colorado theater massacre. He had orange hair.
A coalition of labor groups is getting together to push for a
higher minimum wage in Ohio. They want minimum wage raised to $9.80 per
hour in 2014.
Penn State is getting a heavy-handed punishment from the NCAA. It
seems like the occult hand of former coach Joe Paterno will continue
having a heavy grip on the university's football legacy.
Apparently, earth's resources aren't good enough for technology.
Scientists want to use dwarf stars to improve computers in a big way.
During a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises in Aurora, Colorado last night, a gunman walked into a theater, threw tear gas, and opened fire. Police identified James Holmes as the suspect in the shooting. Twelve were killed and at least 50 were wounded. On Twitter, one witness lamented that "there is no dark knight, no hero, that could save us from anything like this."
Cincinnati Police Chief James Craig will learn later this summer if he'll be required to undergo additional training and take the state police exam. Craig and his attorneys yesterday told the Ohio Peace Officer Training Commission about his 36 years of policing experience.
This summer, Ohio families will receive health insurance rebates as part of President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act. The average family will receive $139. In total, Ohioans will be getting back $11.3 million.
Ohio's unemployment rate dropped to 7.2 percent in June, down from 7.3 percent in May. That's the lowest unemployment has been since 2008.
An Ohio Supreme Court task force approved changes that will help prevent racial bias in death penalty cases.
Gov. John Kasich can't get even his own people to agree with him on his tax plan. An Ohio Tea Party group came out against the plan yesterday.
Speaker of the House John Boehner called the issue of Mitt Romney's tax returns a "sideshow" and said that Americans don't care about it. But Romney apparently disagreed with Boehner's perspective in 1994 when he asked then-Senator Ted Kennedy to release his tax returns.
First giant mirrors, then volcanoes. Now, scientists want to use plankton to help fight global warming.
A citizen committee has determined that levy-funded Hamilton County social-service agencies need to provide their services with fewer resources, advising that property owners pay the same levy rate despite decreases in property values that will reduce funding for groups that help senior citizens and people with mental illnesses. The decision by the 11-member committee will reportedly affect 30,000 residents who rely on such agencies to provide services such as meal delivery and counseling. In order to keep funding level the levy would have had to increase the cost for the owner of a $100,000 home by $6.
From The Enquirer:
Bosses of the Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio had already agreed to live on less, but argued against some committee recommendations.Those include:
• Raising the age criteria. Currently 9 percent of clients are between 60 and 70 years old. An agency spokeswoman said that's because services are disability-based. Some "younger" seniors – those suffering from strokes and early Alzheimer's, for instance – have more needs than older people.
• Requiring new clients to meet U.S. legal resident requirements. According to the agency, screening for U.S. citizenship would make the program ineligible to use Older Americans Act dollars, at a cost of almost $1.2 million a year. The spokeswoman said all clients live in the county.
Enquirer reporters Carrie Whitaker and Janice Morse broke from traditional journalistic standard on Tuesday by reporting the names of teenagers involved in an alleged theft and police chase. The three girls, ages 16, 14 and 12, were identified by full name and as being from Avondale and Pleasant Ridge. A follow up story on Wednesday reported two of the girls being released from the hospital. It also included the minors' names and did not include a reporter's byline.
Jean Schmidt sided with Democrats on an attempt to stop Republicans from cutting even deeper the funding for the national food stamp program. The legislation that passed will cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by more than $16 billion over 10 years. GOP lawmakers wanted it cut by $33 billion.
Iran put on a missile show on Friday, demonstrating the accuracy of its long-range missiles and their ability to hit Western bases and Israel.
Headline: "Wells Fargo Posts $4.6 Billion Profit, Up 17%." Big ups, Wells Fargo!
Condoleezza Rice as Romney's running mate? Sarah Palin says it's a good idea.
A nearly complete skeleton of a human ancestor has been found in South Africa.
A new survey by the Coalition for a Drug-Free Greater
Cincinnati found that local teenage marijuana use is up slightly. Mary
Haag, president and CEO of the coalition, says it's the organization's
biggest concern — makes sense considering the organization is dedicated
to creating a drug-free Cincinnati, but shouldn't someone be concerned
about this, too?
Cincinnati police will stop using a certain breathalyzer machine due to a recent court ruling that the machine must be cleared after each use. City Prosecutor Charlie Rubenstein says attorneys are consistently questioning in court the Intoxilyzer 8000's use, causing a backload of cases.
President Obama will visit Cincinnati on Monday, though no details have been released.
Mitt Romney might not like running as a potential Bush third term, but he'll take whatever money Dick Cheney can raise for him at an event in Wyoming.
In response to heated negotiations over the price of Viacom networks such as Nickelodeon, MTV, VH1 and Comedy Central, DirecTV
this week told its users where to find Viacom content online for free (Viacom's website).
Viacom yesterday shut down the free streaming shows, replacing them with
a video explaining how to complain to DirecTV that SpongeBob SquarePants isn't available and your kids are pissed.
Former FBI Director Louis Freeh said a report released today that Penn State and Joe Paterno concealed critical facts about Jerry Sandusky and showed a total disregard for the safety of his victims.
A new drug has been found to protect healthy people exposed to HIV, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the first time is considering approving a drug which could prevent individuals from acquiring the virus.
Hackers released 453,000 Yahoo! passwords, potentially helping many log into their accounts after forgetting their passwords years after switching to Gmail.
The Hubble telescope found a fifth moon orbiting Pluto, which is still not a planet anymore.
Local subscribers to Time Warner and Insight cable woke up today without access to WLWT-TV (Channel 5) after the station and companies failed to reach a new retransmission agreement. Instead, the cable companies offered Channel 2 from NBC affiliate Terre Haute, Ind. The Enquirer is all over the story, reporting that Todd Dykes and Lisa Cooney in the morning were replaced by someone named Dada Winklepleck in Wabash Valley, Ind. Don't worry: 30 Rock will still be on your new local Indiana station. Visit mywabashvalley.com for further details about additional programming. Or you can just hook up an antennae and get WLWT in hi-def for free.
Anyone in the market for a school building? Cincinnati Public Schools is adding four closed buildings to a for-sale list in an attempt to raise the capital necessary to complete an overhaul of its in-use buildings as part of its Facilities Master Plan. The new buildings on the list are Central Fairmount, Kirby Road, North Fairmount and Old Shroder schools.
Ohio brought in $23.5 million during the first seven weeks of legalized gambling in the state.
Mitt Romney says he's not hiding anything in his offshore accounts. The proof: He doesn't even know where they are, so they're technically hidden from him, too.
Barack Obama is in Iowa apparently setting up an issue on which to debate Romney later this fall. Obama is pitching an extension of the Bush-era tax cuts for households earning less than $250,000, while Romney wants to extend them for rich people, too.
The FDA went against the advice of an expert panel, deciding not to require mandatory training for doctors prescribing long-acting narcotic painkillers that can lead to addiction.
Three-hundred-square-foot apartments in New York City? Mayor Michael Bloomberg asked developers yesterday to try to make them work.
City planners envision a future in which the young, the cash-poor and empty nesters flock to such small dwellings — each not much bigger than a dorm room. In a pricey real estate market where about one-third of renter households spend more than half their income on rent, it could make housing more affordable.
Droughts in 18 states have made the price of corn go up, and the soybeans are hurting a little bit, too.
Sitting less adds two years to U.S. life expectancy.
A new study found that babies are healthier when there are dogs in their homes.
The Major League Baseball All-Star Game will take place tonight in Kansas City. The Reds' Joey Votto is a starter, while Jay Bruce and Aroldis Chapman are also likely to play.
Steve Chabot's self-righteous attempt to block federal
streetcar funding found new criticism yesterday, as The Enquirer spoke to
several credible sources who say his amendment is broad enough to affect
federal funding for transportation projects beyond the streetcar,
including bus lanes or ferries.
Mayor Mark Mallory and 3CDC representatives were scheduled to kick off a grand opening celebration of Washington Park at 10 a.m. this morning. The $48 million renovation includes an underground parking garage, concession building, dog park and concert space. A rally against the renovation and displacement of residents was scheduled for 10:30 a.m. CityBeat's Mike Breen blogged away yesterday about the park's scheduled weekly music series.
It's going to be another sucky hot weekend in Cincinnati.
U.S. hiring is being weak again.
Walgreens is buying mass drug store chains, preparing to cash in on that ObamaCare money.
Brad Pitt's mom wrote a pro-Mitt Romney, anti-abortion and anti-same-sex marriage letter to the editor of a Missouri newspaper. Brad, for the record, is pro-gay marriage and donated to the 2008 anti-Proposition 8 campaign in California.
I have given much thought to Richard Stoecker's letter ("Vote for Mormon against beliefs," June 15). I am also a Christian and differ with the Mormon religion.
But I think any Christian should spend much time in prayer before refusing to vote for a family man with high morals, business experience, who is against abortion, and shares Christian conviction concerning homosexuality just because he is a Mormon.
Any Christian who does not vote or writes in a name is casting a vote for Romney's opponent, Barack Hussein Obama — a man who sat in Jeremiah Wright's church for years, did not hold a public ceremony to mark the National Day of Prayer, and is a liberal who supports the killing of unborn babies and same-sex marriage.
I hope all Christians give their vote prayerful consideration because voting is a sacred privilege and a serious responsibility.
First they were telling us that the Higgs boson is the building block of the universe. How Professor Peter Higgs says he has no idea what the discovery will mean in practical terms. Come on, Higgs!
Apparently 250,000 people are going to wake up without the Internet on Monday.
Scientists believe they've created the most realistic robot legs ever.
Someone really smart in Todd Portune's office warned his or her superiors that the monthly first-Wednesday siren test might scare the living hell out of tens of thousands of foreign people visiting Cincinnati for the World Choir Games, so there will be no siren test this month.
River Downs applied for some slot machines, the second racetrack in the state to do so.
Here's the latest person to write about how screwed Mitt
Romney is due to the constitutional health care mandate or, more
importantly, the similar one he passed in Massachusetts. MSNBC says the Bain attacks are hurting Romney. And
Mother Jones says this: "Romney Invested in Medical-Waste Firm That
Disposed of Aborted Fetuses, Government Documents Show."
And Obama is "feeling the pain" of campaign fundraising. Whatever that means.
Here's all you need to know about torture in Syria. Thanks, Human Rights Watch.
Anderson Cooper publicly announced that he's gay after a discussion with friend and journalist Andrew Sullivan of The Daily Beast regarding celebrities coming out. Cooper emailed Sullivan about the matter and gave him permission to print it.
"I've also been reminded recently that while as a society we are moving toward greater inclusion and equality for all people, the tide of history only advances when people make themselves fully visible. There continue to be far too many incidences of bullying of young people, as well as discrimination and violence against people of all ages, based on their sexual orientation, and I believe there is value in making clear where I stand.
"The fact is, I'm gay, always have been, always will be, and I couldn't be any more happy, comfortable with myself, and proud."
Chrysler's sales are up 20 percent, but the company hasn't specifically thanked JLo for boosting the Fiat marketshare.
Scientists are saying that recent heat waves, wild fires and other seemingly random natural disasters are due to global warming. And we thought it was only going to be our kids' problem. :(
Meanwhile, European physicists hope to find the God
particle by the end of the year, explaining the creation of the world.
Here's video of a British guy trying to explain what the particle is
using a plastic tray and ping pong balls.
The NFL is going to back off some of its local blackout
rules. Teams now must only hit 85 percent of their ticket sales goal
rather than 100 percent to avoid making local markets watch crappy
regional games instead of their favorite teams. That means more Bengals games, less crappy Browns broadcasts.
While anti-urban Cincinnatians gripe over the twice-approved $95 million streetcar project — some going so far as to attach anti-funding amendments to federal bills that will never be included in the final legislation — authorities on the other side of the river are demonstrating just how little $20 million on transportation funding can provide. The state will widen KY 237 in Boone County using elevated ramps to allow for left-hand turns, adding a freeway-style element to the residential/corridor area. The two-year project will be paid for using Federal Surface Transportation Program funds.
Starting this fall all students in Newport Independent Schools will get free breakfast and lunch because the district is participating in the Community Eligibility Option in President Obama's Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010.
CBS News says Chief Justice John Roberts initially sided with the other four conservative justices but wasn't prepared to strike down the entire health care law. Roberts wrote the court's majority opinion, which upheld most of the legislation.
Here's three ways the ruling hurt Mitt Romney, according to the Boston Globe.
The Mark Wahlberg/teddy bear film, Ted, brought in $54.1 million over the weekend. CityBeat's film dude said it was good, too.
Scientists say they are on the verge of finding a "God particle" that could explain the creation of the universe.
For particle physicists, finding the Higgs boson is a key to confirming the standard model of physics that explains what gives mass to matter and, by extension, how the universe was formed. …
Rosen compared the results scientists are preparing to announce Wednesday to finding the fossilized imprint of a dinosaur: "You see the footprints and the shadow of the object, but you don't actually see it."
Spain won the 2012 European Championship soccer tournament on Sunday with a 4-0 victory over Italy. The Spanish team is being considered one of the greatest ever, as it has won three straight major tournaments, including the 2010 World Cup and 2008 Euro.
Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls responded to Rep. Steve Chabot's Wednesday attempt to block federal funding for Cincinnati's streetcar construction by calling it "an outrageous interference in local government decision-making." The Enquirer today recapped the situation, which involves Chabot adding the following amendment to a massive federal transportation bill: "None of the funds made available by this Act may be used to design, construct, or operate a fixed guideway project located in Cincinnati, Ohio." The amendment has little chance at being included in the final passage of the bill, as the Senate and President Obama would both have to approve and sign it.
A parody video of a Western & Southern PR representative explaining why the insurance company should build condos at the site of the century-old women's shelter has earned a response from W&S. The company's VP of public relations told The Enquirer: "Whoever created the video, we think it's unfortunate that they've taken this approach," he said. "We think it's a distraction from finding a win-win for all involved." The video is no longer available on YouTube, however, due to "a copyright claim by Canipre inc."
Speaking of funny videos, MSNBC posted this video of Rep.
Jean Shmidt apparently reacting to someone incorrectly telling her that
President Obama's health care law had been struck down. Schmidt can be
seen twisting around and making strange screaming sounds.
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High school sports year in review: Wish list and fearless predictions
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John Kampf: I hope the OHSAA and its member schools can find a way to solve its problems of competitive balance without splitting public and private schools. The aftermath of a split, should the vote go that way in May, could be messy. In a worst-case scenario, private schools could secede from the OHSAA. Splitting public and private schools is a financial loser at state tournaments, which are already losing money, and it will cause more problems than the current system has.
Chris Lillstrung: Considering the kinds of struggles many schools' grass fields have had handling soccer in addition to football during the fall, one day it would be great for the sake of both sports if more schools either were able to install turf or move soccer to a grass field utilized only for that sport. Anything that helps limit the sight of a total mud pit for either sport can only be beneficial.
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John Kampf: The winner of Richmond Heights and Villa Angela-St. Joseph in the Garfield Heights District final is going to win the Division IV state championship. Mark it down.
Chris Lillstrung: There will be more Division I representation on the podium at the state swimming meet this winter. With a strong N-H contingent led by Euclid's Sam Lisy and Andrea Bartel, Mentor's Maria Coy and Mayfield's outstanding boys relays, among others, the chances are good for an improvement in fortune and more 'A' final qualifiers.
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Okay people the time is upon us. In just a few months we will see an all out battle for the White House. Obama will have money, media and just about everything at his disposal for an assault on the Republican nominee.
We must get behind "whoever" is the Republican nominee. If your guy is not the nominee, this is not the election to write-in someone just to make your point. WE MUST DEFEAT OBAMA.
That being said, focus your efforts on those that can be reached. The "drones" , as Mark Levin calls them, are a lost cause. Let them be. Talk to those who have an open mind and can see past the media hype.
So, how are you going to reach out?
Tags: GOP, Obama, conservative, drones, nominee
What questionable birth issue are you referring to?
I truly do not see a difference between the two men.
Then you're a fool and Obama's tool, and you will have aided and abetted if he gets re-elected.
Even that being the case, I would vote for Romney every time. He cannot possibly be worse for this country than Obama.
Romney's religion, which has been much-maligned by the lib media, is the one thing about him that I find somewhat comforting. You only need to look at politics in Utah and Idaho to see what I mean. The fact that Romney would stand up to the media and defend his beliefs puts him head-and-shoulders above Obama in any reasonable comparison.
I'm really, really sick of hearing this crap. Every time someone says this, it just proves that they REALLY don't give a s*** about what happens to this country.
The fact that Mitt's father was born in Mexico. The fact that Mitt is a RINO. I will not vote for someone simply because there's an "R" after his name.
It's common knowledge that candidates swing to their party's position(s) during the primaries, then tack center.
Mr. Romney's political history speaks volumes. And, if that's not good enough for you, just the fact that Mr. Romney only has 42 members here at TCUnation should tell you something, Griff.
Ummm...Mitt's father was born in Mexico? So what? How is that an issue? Read the constitution. Seriously. Know what you're talking about before you make an argument.
Maybe he is a RINO. Lord knows it wouldn't be the first time. McCain falls into that same category. Did you vote for him in '08? If not, you helped get Obama elected the first time. Congratulations. How's that working out for you?
This site gets less traffic than my driveway. The fact that Mr. Romney only has 42 members here at TCUnation tells me exactly jack.
Like Glenn Beck said, "I would vote for one of my shoes for President before I voted for Obama.....at least the shoe has a sole (soul)." I couldn't have said it better myself, so I will be holding my nose and voting for Romney.
Amen. An election is no time to fall on your sword for your principles.
Principles are really great, but in my opinion political ideals are not the same as moral values. (This is something the liberals do not tend to fundamentally understand...those who honestly cling to their idealist ideas, at any rate.) Politics are steeped in this real broken world that we have to live in, which means there is only so much we can do when praticality steps in to become a factor. What is the point of writing in Candidate X when there is no chance for that person? So your voice can be heard in future generations? So they know that at least some people in the here and now don't agree with either side? That might be a noble stance--but come on, who in the future is going to look at that and care? What kind of a "difference" are you really making? To my way of thinking, that stance succeeds in only one thing--to ensure that the liberal mob gains even more ground.
There is surely much more to be done than merely voting for the presidency.
I am going to be honest and say that I don't know that much about becoming politically involved, but I do know that too many people pussyfoot around politics, not even talking about it to their friends and family for fear of agruments and disagreement. It is uncomfortable for people to even *think* about these things, at all. I'm tired of so much opinion flying around without relying on facts. I'm tired of thinking about how people I know merely accept what is on the news without thinking further about it. The least I can do, I feel, is to start more discussions and at least get someone thinking beyond what they have thought before. The liberal position cannot stand people thinking for themselves. :) Thoughts and ideas can spread like wildfire, which is something liberals know all too well.
Revelation: God recently said, I will tell My people who to vote for; and if they do not vote, it will be counted as a vote against Him. (Kenneth Copeland Ministries, Prophecies, April 6, 2012)
Jobs are not our solution, our lifestyle is lifelong glorified slavery; it is polluting us to death and causing our many problems.
We cannot solve the problems with the same system that created them. A new leader is not the answer; we need a new direction. God's wisdom and guidance is to live off the land so He can bless us with abundance with no sorrow added.
God said He is increasing healings in the earth.
I believe God is about to unleash great healings to prove to the people they do not need their jobs to have health insurance. That is the greatest hold on preventing the Kingdom of God from being chosen by God's people.
Google email@example.com and see responses to various problems in our government and world;
and see http://www.DIVINE-WAY.COM to see that we not only need to be aware of the danger of Barack Obama, but also
those stirring up protests with signs that include, Justice For Trayvon, Party for Socialism & Liberation, VOTEPSL.org.
and OCCUPY WALL STREET, Party for Socialism & Liberation, PSLweb.org. They are behind international protests, and helping create ARAB SPRING around the world including America.
They have candidates and I know the vice presidential candidate says he was born in Colombia. The issue of natural born citizen needs to be addressed, more than likely, their presidential candidate also may not have two American citizen parents.
God has solutions to personal, national and world problems we created by ignoring His wisdom
Romney may not be the "conservative" that we all wanted, but he is certainly better than what we have in office right now ... Like him or not, consider the alternative and hold your nose or pinch it shut when you vote for him. Please do not sit out this election and hand 0bama a vote by proxy or absentee, folks. We can't survive 4 more years of this man at the helm ... Just pass the clothes pins and make sure you vote him out in November!
Jesus said beware the anti-christ for he will appear as if he is me. To this rep-dem tug of war on which party will destroy us first or fastest I say beware the socialist in conservative clothing. The worst conservative/socialists were FDR and Hitler. The Bush family dynasty runs a tight third place. Romney Care is no different than Obama Care because Romney is no different than Obama. The Republican and Democrat Parties have THE SAME AGENDA. TOTAL GOVERNMENT CONTROL OVER EVERYTHING including YOUR BODY. Mark my words, NO MATTER WHO WINS IN NOVEMBER, WE ALL LOSE!!! Only Ron Paul has any intention of reversing the trend but even the republicans don't really want to save this country or they would of backed the ONLY TRUE CONSTITUTIONALIST Ron Paul. To all you traitor supporting conservative/communists, you will reap what you sow. "Bow down before the one you serve, you're going to get what you deserve" (Lyrics from "Head Like A H***" by Nine Inch Nails).
How does this work? As president, assuming Ron Paul follows the Constitution, then, according to this argument, the entire Congress will oppose his agenda. If the entire Congress does oppose his agenda then they can override any of his vetoes. Thus the nation continues the march that is the conjecture here.
That would mean, if he were elected president, that Ron Paul would have to be extraordinarily persuasive in order to convince Congress that he has the answers and they follow him despite the fact that all these Republicans and Democrats have a different agenda. That leads me to wonder, if Ron Paul is so persuasive then why is it he hasn't been able to lead from Congress?
I guess my basic point is that these things take a consensus and if everyone is against the president's agenda then I don't see how in a Constitutional way the president can enact an agenda. So how exactly would electing a Ron Paul change anything in the scenario where all Democrats and Republicans are intent on whatever it is they are intent upon?
Yep, the drones are a lost cause and they're good about diverting the conversation...........but I would always go back to el bozo's epic FAILure. They would bring up Romney's tax returns............I'd bring up el bozo's SEALED records.
Romney wasn't my pick but am pumped with Ryan being the VP nominee. I just hope and pray that the Ron Paul peeps don't write him in or stay home and not vote.............sheesh, I worried about this same thing right after el bozo became POTUS...........that's why I left ALL political groups and just posted news the limp brain media wouldn't report............twitter.....digg.........and fb.......I hope they will realize what is at stake if they do the two things I listed..............FOUR more years of el bozo..................and the last nail in the coffin for the USA..............my humble opinion
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Camille is a nurse specialising in supporting families through the difficult decision to donate the organs of their dying loved ones. Camille's mother is a gifted but uncompromising transplant surgeon determined to make it in a man's world until her own life falls apart. And Camille herself is a mother to Addie – five years old, critically ill and in desperate need of the very organs her mother and grandmother work with.
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Dark World Wins YCS Long Beach
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:23 PM
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:27 PM
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:36 PM
"I haven't lost one"
"How many did you face?"
"I've played… Six?"
^ I loled at this part. Go DWs!
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:37 PM
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:50 PM
Oh wait, did he even run it?
But yeah, DW aren't to be looked down upon, unless you side against them they can screw you over
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:57 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 01:07 AM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 01:32 AM
3 Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World
3 Snoww, Unlight of Dark World
3 Broww, Huntsman of Dark World
2 Tour Guide from the Underworld
1 Beiige, Vanguard of Dark World
1 Malefic Stardust Dragon
-> Spells x17
3 Gates of the Dark World
3 Dark World Dealings
3 Dragged Down into the Grave
1 Monster Reborn
1 Heavy Storm
1 Foolish Burial
1 Allure of Darkness
2 Upstart Goblin
1 Dark Hole
1 Card Destruction
-> Traps x10
3 Reckless Greed
2 Mind Crush
1 Torrential Tribute
1 Starlight Road
1 Solemn Judgment
1 Skill Drain
1 Deck Devastation Virus
-> Side Deck
3 Mystical Space Typhoon
2 Gellenduo
2 Royal Decree
1 Gozen Match
1 Fabled Raven
1 Cyber Dragon
1 Maxx "C"
1 Mirror Force
1 Gorz the Emissary of Darkness
1 Morphing Jar
1 Dark Smog
Source is a judge I know on Facebook, who got this from another judge. I have yet to confirm this is official.
Can I express my concern on how horrible this Side Deck is? :/ And why Gellenduo?
...I guess it's a good way to run over Laggia and Dolkka. Have it survive the swarm, then make Utopia and run over the threat. But I still don't like it over Reaper.
And the hand of the Dino Rabbit player was AWFUL xD Triple Kabalzalus AND a Sabersaurus, and no Rabbits overall? That's gotta be hard.
Still, this will boost the morale of everyone. This means you can chill a bit, as anything can beat anything. Granted, it was a wise decision to run DW: Dino Rabbit's matchup against it is horrible, and Dino Rabbit will clear most of the Wind-Up and Inzektor matchups, so Dark World was a great Dark Horse pick.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 01:46 AM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 02:04 AM
What is probably the best part of this is that it doesn't really use Maxx "C" (a random copy is meh), so the notion that "you need 3x Maxx "C" to survive" this format which a lot (myself included) had is less valid now.
Of course, "C" and Veiler are awesome, just not against DW xD
Posted 26 March 2012 - 02:26 AM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 11:00 AM
I like his deck concept, but there are far too many "tech" choices. I feel as if he were to face ONE Inzektor deck, he would have been obliterated, especially with no MST to counter D-Fissure game 1. Gellenduo was interesting, and gives me ideas for other decks, as I prefer it over Reaper in a few situations, especially with that base 1700.
Beiige saved his life like 5 times. I don't understand how he always drew it when he only ran 1. Something that really irks me is the 1x Everything, including Torrential, and Skill Drain.
I just don't understand how his deck does well against other decks. :/
Posted 26 March 2012 - 01:44 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 02:58 PM
Why is he siding Gorz? Or Mirror Force? They are considered staples, (Gorz moreso) and verywell could have been mained. Gorz is inhibited by Gates, though, so I don't understand why it is sided. Mirror Force is good, but nearly every teir deck eliminates the back-field or can prevent it during or before the battle phase.
Now to Raven and Morphing Jar. Why not just main them? How do they benefit any of your match-ups or weaknesses?
Then he also has "tech" side cards like CyDra or Rivalry. Why only run 1? Why not increase your chances by making multiples for decks you have a harder time against?
The only question I have is of statistics. How many Rabbit builds, Inzektor builds, etc, were run at this event?
Posted 26 March 2012 - 03:05 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 03:12 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 03:25 PM
Raven, Morphing Jar, Gorz, Mirror Force, and Maxx "C" as one-ofs in the deck help him to play a more control-oriented build against a variety of decks. Since most tournaments this format are plagued with random decks, this was a good strategy. Opponents would often try to button down the hatches against his turbo after losing game 1, and moving into that control build will help against opposing offensive moves.
Triple MST would always come in when trying to play the control build - it helped with consistency when bringing in Decree as well. People would see that he didn't run MST in the main, so they'd often side in traps to help against him, so he would side in the MSTs and Decree to tell Shadow Mirror to fuck off.
Cyber Dragon and Dark Smog are there for very specific matches (such as Wind-Ups).
He basically went with the "side against what people will side against me" strategy. He's side-decking to combat side decks, not main decks. It's a strategy that we haven't seen in a while, but it's a good one.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 03:30 PM
Anyways, can't really argue what stuff that works xD And I knew the DW match was horrible for Dino Rabbit, but sweeping them so badly? That's a surprise.
I think the main problem was that hand traps other than D.D. Crow do nothing against DW.
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I got into a DOM lobby on Interchange and I was facing Padiego/Leroy Jenkins/Flippy and some other guy and that "other guy" killed me with a PREDATOR MISSILE. It seemed just fine on the Wii, no lag, nothing, I even saw the red circle on the mini map....Why didn't Treyarch put it in the game?
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Didn't you hear, it's in the new patch???
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I would but recent players isnt fixed lol you guys are good that or im just really bad lol
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in my defence, the connection was terrible, I was facing a party and I still went 26-16....not bad lol but you guys were good, didnt camp at all, I liked it, way funner than the usual in MW3...and I think it was Padiego that was talking a loooot of trash to one guy on my team who had a crazy good game lol
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The reason why I was talking trash to the kid with the funky Z on his name was because he was freaking using Damage on his PP90M1! I didn't LAG in that game at all(i might as well have been host), and I KEPT GETTING one shotted by him. NEVER did my screen go red when I faced the kid, everytime I saw him, I would put a couple shots on him and I was dead.
How do I know he was using damage on his PP90M1? Because I played with him before in a match of FFA, he was asking how to put damage on the MK14 and this 'tard offered help.
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