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Because some people can't handle fighting a player their own level and their delicate little bottoms would be all sore if they were forced to only play with targets that stand a chance of fighting back.
My personal problem with world PVP is that I can't hop onto my main and gank them back, usually.
They're always in a different CRZ that I can't phase into. That just makes it annoying and stupid. (especially places like shrine of goldrinn, where my max toons are all phased out of.)
Edit: It also doesn't help that resilience scaling is so high as of right now that unless they are REALLY bad, I can't win without full pvp gear.
There doesn't? You do realize that the world is currently severely underpopulated, right? You do know that Blizzard is currently trying to figure out ways to get people out into the world to solve that problem, right? YOU might not think there needs to be a middle ground, but there certainly DOES need to be if they want low level players to be interested enough to step outside cities during the leveling process.There doesn't need to be a middle ground change. The middle ground is PVE servers. You can /pvp anytime you want. This means you can wait until you are 90 and /pvp every where you go.
Also they have BG's for people who love pvping people of their level. Just switch servers, it will be a win-win for all.
I mean seriously, Blizzard just spent months revamping the 1-60 zones by redoing quests hubs to make them flow better. It was a complete waste of resources because most players will never even do them for fear of having their time wasted by some asshat griefing them.
Even on pve servers, where you can choose when and where to flag yourself, if you do so at level 20, some level 90 can still come along and gank you. So your logic is fail either way. What many players are asking for, is a place where they can experience world pvp at their level without being unable to fight back. They WANT to fight back, they want the challenge of maybe winning that fight without having to involve other level 90s just to make it fair. They don't want to log over to their main (assuming they even have one, new players probably don't), they want to fight on the character they are currently leveling.
Blizzard needs to understand that and change the rules of pvp servers accordingly. Someone mentioned earlier that they could use phasing to solve this problem, and they definitely could. They could make the game phase out people who are higher level than are intended to be in a zone. Or they could just make it so that pvp flagged players can only be attacked by other players their level.
Lots of easy fixes. I'm still waiting for you to tell me what is lost by doing them.
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My problem is this.
In the industry I work in IRL, I tend to work with a LOT of fellow WoW players. I'd say in the past 7 years, I've worked with probably over 70 different people who play on PvP servers. In seven years, you know how many I have heard talk about even one actual fair fight? One. And he was COMPLAINING about it because it was stopping him from camping newbies. You know how many I've heard brag about griefing people who can't fight back for hours on end? ALL OF THEM.
This is such a great post. This is the real problem. Back in the day people didn't whine that much about things like ganking in a war game. They got friends and counter ganked. They did something about it.
If anything to do with this thread were actual bullying, this might be relevant.
Whats wrong with COD? Thats another war game, like WoW is... I don't see how you somehow equate ganking to someone being mentally disturbed by being spanked when they were young.
You are right! There is a similar tech that already exists in WoW, its called PVE servers! It would fix ALL of the OPs problems! WOW!
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When I rolled on a PvP server years ago, there was always the chance of escaping a higher level since we had the same mount speed. Now, with flying mounts in Azeroth and CRZ, it's just not fun to level. It's a pain in the ass. I don't want to spend $200 in transfers to move my characters...wtb free ones pl0x
It's entertaining, but has it's limits. PvP servers are made for World PvP, reroll a normal/rp server then if it bothers you.
It is allowed because it is a PvP server. I believe the PvP automatically enables you when you hit 20 or 30, untill then, don't try to hit someone of the opposite faction, or heal a PvP-Enabled friend.
Its not flawed, you just don't like it. There is a huge difference. No matter how many things you put in upper case or quotations, won't disprove the simple fact that we have 4 server types, and 2 of them have open faction pvp enabled, and 2 of them let you choose when and where you want to pvp.
PVE servers do exist, and let people choose.
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This is a straw man response. Its just dismissing any real arguments here and labeling people who gank as bads, when I'm sure many of them could stomp on your max level toons as well. Just because they enjoy killing lowbies, doesn't make them bad, or you better than they are. PVP is part of the game, on pvp servers.
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No, the middle ground you want already exists in a server type. Its called PVE servers. THAT is the middle ground between NO pvp and ALL pvp. So go there and have fun whenever you want.
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Because there has to be this inherent risk from players straying into either higher level regions or into regions controlled primarily or entirely by the opposing faction.
The problem with PvP realms is nothing to do with the mechanics, but from the attitude of players.
That lack of control allows someone to be an ass, and very often they take full advantage.
Because that is the kind of excitement you can have while walking around. It's the reason why I play a PvP server. I want to have the excitement of being able to get attacked by a player any possible moment.
This is what PvP servers are for. Ganking players who do not want to engage in PvP with you. That is the sum and entire point of the PvP ruleset. Literally every other kind of PvP exists on PvP servers;
Arenas? Check.
Battlegrounds? Check.
Duels? Check.
City raids? Check.
Instanced world PvP like Wintergrasp/Tol Barad? Check.
Consensual world PvP? Check.
Non-consensual world PvP, also called "ganking"? PvP server only.
World PvP between consenting level 90s, or between people you encounter while leveling of a similar level where you both go "yes, I would like to kill you", that all exists, and has always existed, on PvE servers. The ONLY difference on PvP servers is that you're automatically "flagged" for PvP outside of sanctuary zones, and can be killed by anyone of the opposing faction, at any time, period. That's the entire point of the server type. If you don't like it and think it sucks, you should be on a PvE server. It is not the server type's fault that you did not understand what you were getting into.
Some of us knew exactly what it meant, because we read up on the server type before choosing one, and chose PvP servers for precisely this reason. I enjoy the threat of gankers. And I'm not remembering an earlier, more peaceful era, either; I've leveled two toons to 90 since CRZ was brought in. Post-CRZ is more like Vanilla leveling than anything we've had since.
That's not CRZ, that's normal phasing. CRZ is set; if you were CRZing with their server in Mount Hyjal on your lowbie, when you fly up there on your main, it'll still be CRZed with their server. And when you come back next week, it'll still be CRZed with them. They can update the CRZ connections, and do, but it isn't dynamic, it's manual, and they'll only change it if the mix isn't right for some reason.
What you're seeing is people at an earlier stage of the zone than you're phased to, and that has nothing to do with CRZ.
Yes, people with full PvP gear will tend to beat you in PvP. That's deliberate. You aren't supposed to have a fair shot against the fully Conquest-geared ganker, with your fresh 90 in quest greens/blues (or even LFR epics, for that matter).Edit: It also doesn't help that resilience scaling is so high as of right now that unless they are REALLY bad, I can't win without full pvp gear.
I dont mind getting killed by a high level character. Even ganked. Its not a problem and I almost kinda enjoy it. Its always fun to try to run away from the ganker.
There are a few solutions tho if it gets too frustrating.
a) dont play on a pvp server
b)take a break
c) pwn them with ur main
d) join a bg or a dungeon so u at least get a break from the ganker.
But I dont think Ive ever been ganked so hard that it got really annoying. But maybe its just me not getting annoyed by it
Edit: yeah, I just enjoy the game too much. Doesnt matter if the only thing Im doing is running to my corpse, everything is fine. I never get angry or frustrated when playing wow. I just have fun and if Im not having fun Ill do something else
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I take great joy in ganking lowbies til they log off or call for high level help. People that whine or compare it to rl bullies need to grow a spine or reroll to PVE server. The best part of this game is making the other faction miserable.
Cliques are cool.
if you dont like the chance of being ganked then go play a pve server,.......if your on a pvp server then you play with the risks associated with that simple as.
What you dont do is come on here crying, trying to make out every other person should have there game impacted because you take dying on a video game way to seriously, you are not a special little snowflake, ganking is part of life on a pvp server most of us accept it and even enjoy ir if you dont then fuck off....simple, change the way you play(ie go to pve) if you have a problem dont expect the game to change for you.
/end thread
Don't complain on the forums about something that is your own fault. You chose to play on a pvp server. The realistic 'danger' factor is part of the reason that leveling on a pvp server is more exciting. If you don't feel the same way then feel free to server transfer.
Because this is World PvP, baby. World PvP = ganking and unfair fights. What did you expect, a friendly hug from another faction? The very sense and soul of PvP servers lies in ganking. It is up to me to decide whether I want attack and kill that filthy blood elf, and kill, and kill again, and then kill his filthy main and filthy mains of his friends, or leave him alone because today I'm generous. Take this thing from PvP server and you'll end up in pve world, because (surprise-surprise!) there is as much "fair" pvp going on on pve servers as on pvp servers. Only difference between them is Ganking.
So, please, stop that nonsense about fair pvp on pvp servers. Nobody ever will ask your permission to kill you, really. It is a war, and you're on the opposite side, so survive whatever it takes. Or die trying. If that's too harsh for you... well, you know where the transfer button is.
ps. Oh dear, how I miss those days of neverending fun in Tarren Mill and STV. I almost feel sorry for Blizzard, they try to resurrect world pvp, but they don't realize it is impossible today with all this nice and sweet dota-generation "Oh-how-the-hell-he-dares-killing-me-on-pvp-server" players.
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That is very true, personlly i level via Dung/BG finder all the way up to about lvl 84, then i quest and in Pandaria there is no CRZ and i rarely get killed by a lvl 90, funny thing is that with say a mage, you can kite the stupid enemy player to oblivion, if it is a melee and they just run away and CBA to kill you


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Spiritually Speaking answers personal questions and concerns with a spiritual perspective. Local religious leaders that will take part in the discussion include Bryan Griem of Montrose Community Church; Jon Karn of Light on the Corner Church; Kimberlie Zakarian of Holy House Ministries; Skip Lindeman of La Cañada Congregational United Church of Christ; Rabbi Simcha Backman of Chabad of Glendale; Levent Akbarut of Islamic Congregation of La Cañada Flintridge; Betty Stapleford of Unitarian Universalist; Paige Eaves CV United Methodist Church; Bryan Jones of St. Luke's of the Mountains Episcopal Church; Steven Van Meter and Beverly Craig of La Crescenta Center for Spiritual Living and Sharon Weisman, atheist/agnostic/secular humanist/free thinker. We welcome your questions and comments. Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Responses are offered from the perspectives of individual clergy members, which may or may not be in agreement with other respondents of Spiritually Speaking nor the editor and staff of the Crescenta Valley Weekly.
Question: Although I was raised with what I consider a good, solid spiritual base, I must
not have grasped important Christian principles that are helpful during difficult times. My husband passed away recently and every ounce of faith I thought I had went out the window. Peace is a foreign word to me. I am grateful that God blessed us with a son and a daughter who are now adults. They are grieving too, so we're not much help to one another. I'm having a difficult time just getting through a day at
a time.
How can I regain and practice my
~ Lost Soul
Dear Lost Soul,
Please accept my sincere condolences for the loss of your dear husband. Healing is a very personal process and it takes as long as it takes to adjust to a new life without the one you love.
My spiritual belief as a Minister of the Science of Mind teaching is that we live in a spiritual universe and that there is one creative Source to all things, which is eternal and all present. We also believe in the immortality of life. Death is as much a part of Life as living. Ralph Waldo Emerson states in his essay Circles, "There is no end in nature, but every end is a beginning…there is always another dawn risen on mid-noon, and under every deep a lower deep opens…" Each one of us is the individualization of the one eternal life, God. Scripture tells us that "In my house there are many mansions". What that means in my teaching is that in the Mind of God there are many dimensions, or states of consciousness. We continue to rise from one state of mind to the next as life progresses. That is part of the eternality of life.
You have said that you have been having a difficult time relying on your faith to see you through this time of struggle. Faith is truly the answer to your prayer. "Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you". We must coach ourselves to trust and to look persistently to God for the solution, all the while resting in assurance that what we ask and affirm in Spirit will come to pass. When we turn our attention to Spirit, our mind makes contact with a realm of thinking that is above our day-to-day thinking. We come into alignment with the inspired Mind of the I AM, God, and listen with the understanding that there is a solution for good working itself out.
I would like to share with you a passage, by an anonymous author that I have shared at many memorials:
"Death is nothing at all. I have only slipped away into the next room. This thing that is, is anything but what it seems to be. I am me and you are you and whatever we were to each other, that we still are. Call me by my old familiar name and speak to me in the same easy way. Put no difference in your tone and wear no sorrow. Laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes we enjoyed together. Think of me and pray with me. Let my name be spoken without a shadow of a ghost in it. Why should I be out of your mind because I am out of your sight? All is well, nothing is lost. One brief moment and we shall be as it was before and we shall be together."
Grieving comes in stages and is very much a part of the healing necessary to cope with loss. It can feel overwhelming and never-ending, but I assure you, you will heal in time.
Elisabeth Kübler-Ross is an exceptional psychiatrist recognized for her insightful and compassionate works. She identified what she termed the five stages of grief through her intensive research in dealing with death and dying. Her insights can offer great solace in coping with the feelings that you have expressed. In brief, the stages are:
- Denial: "This can't be happening to me."
- Anger: "Why is this happening? Who is to blame?"
- Bargaining: "Make this not happen, and in return I will ____."
- Depression: "I'm too sad to do anything."
- Acceptance: "I'm at peace with what happened."
Furthermore, if you find yourself in the state of mind that feels incapable of coping, there are steps you can take to help yourself move beyond the grief. Reaching out to fellow family members to reminisce and also share your feelings can be very healing; getting together with friends and staying active is a positive way to cope; contacting a grief support group or counseling can be very helpful; reading inspirational books can be another valuable tool. Most importantly, turn your struggle over to God, knowing that with God, all things are possible.
I offer you my prayers and trust that you will move through this time in peace and grace – God Bless!
Rev. Mary Morgan
Dear Lost Soul,
As one who has suffered through the death of a child, cancer and a few other significant losses, I can tell you that times like these are never easy,
but that God is able to get us through them. Faith is not a feeling; faith is holding onto God, trusting that He will heal the heartache and pain you are now experiencing.
Here are a few things that helped me as I "walked through the valley of the shadow of death." First, be honest with God. I found that reading the Psalms was especially helpful. The Psalmist didn't sugarcoat his emotions. He expressed his emotions in raw, unfiltered terms. terms.
Second, find a Christian grief support group. It is usually led by someone who has already experienced loss and understands the journey that is ahead of you.
Third, give yourself permission to grieve. It takes several years to fully recover from the loss of a spouse. Accept and embrace your emotions – they are part of life. When our Lord lived on the earth, he experienced all these emotions and fully understands our pain.
Finally, a book that helped me through the loss of my daughter was, "A Grief Observed" by C.S. Lewis. Lewis lost his wife, Joy, after a long bout with cancer. This book is based on his journal entries during his time of grief. He is honest about the impact of this loss on his faith, as well as his journey back to faith.
These things helped me during my times of grief and loss. I hope you'll find them helpful.
From one who has been on
the journey…
Pastor Bill Flanders
First Baptist Church at La Crescenta
Question: When I was 16, I had an abortion. Since then, I've regretted that
decision. I read once that the little souls who are not allowed into this
world because of abortion grieve for the lost opportunity. Now, at age 34,
I'm the mother of three beautiful children. Although I'm told God has
forgiven me, I can't forgive myself. When I look at my children, I think,
"There should have been four." Will I have to live with this burden the rest
of my life? Is there a way I can really forgive myself?
~ Guilty Mom
Dear Guilty Mom,
There are many of us who have had much the same experience as you.
Our culture does not do a very good job in helping young women and
young men move through intense situations by acknowledging the
difficult decisions we make as teenagers. So, like me, any grief or
loss you may have felt at the time over the termination of your
pregnancy would have gone ignored or invalidated. And those feelings
can stay with us for a very long time. The residual feelings about
decisions like terminating a pregnancy as a teenager change us for
good and are always with us.
What I have found helpful is honoring the young girl I was and that
painful yet necessary decision I had to make at the time. That
decision was necessary because in no way was I mature enough or stable
enough to be a mother. It grew my relationship with God because
knowing that I am forgiven has given me permission to forgive and love
myself. I am able to accept the teenage girl I was who did the best
she could with the tools and information she had at the time. Not
only that, but the love and appreciation I have for my two beautiful
teenage children is informed every day by the decision I made as teen.
My prayer for you is that you find some forgiveness and peace for
Holly Stauffer
St. Luke's of the Mountains Episcopal Church
Dear Guilty Mom,
You ask a difficult question, one that many in the world have faced because life presents us with difficult choices, sometimes leaving with us regret and grief. When we choose a certain path, it means saying no to other paths. You said no to giving birth at a young age, and I imagine you gave this much thought and consideration and made the best decision you could at the time. Now you have children and you wonder what that other child might have been and did you keep that child's soul from finding a home in a body for this earth. I am a believer in a God who not only forgives but has the power to make all things possible. I do not think any soul is kept from us; God finds a way to birth that life into this life. God's will is not thwarted by
our choices.
As far as forgiveness, I believe in a God who throughout the Bible forgives so we are free to move on, learning from our experience so we might live fully and joyfully. So it is not so much about forgiving yourself as believing that God already has forgiven you and loves you unconditionally right now.
I was inspired to write this poem on the changing of the seasons, and I offer it to you as a way of letting go of the hurt and allowing God to transform your pain into healing:
As the trees fall,
As the Amber turns from
Green to Red
As the temperature drops
And the sun sets so soon
My heart opens to your Spirit
And I allow healing to begin
As you harvest the pain.
Open my eyes to your Mercy
Help me turn away from Sin
Turning and returning to you.
Pastor Steve Poteete-Marshall
Crescenta Valley United Methodist Church


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I tallied up calls to my office about #TrumpCare, the Republican ACA repeal plan:
— David E. Price (@RepDavidEPrice) March 23, 2017
217 support Trumpcare
3298 oppose it
That's 93% opposed.
For the record, I've received:
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Republican vows to 'explain' health care plan after it passes
"We have to pass the bill so you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of the controversy," the Democratic leader said at the time.
And while much of the right has been endlessly fascinated by this quote, pointing to it as proof of Democratic nefariousness, consider where we've ended up seven years later.
A close congressional ally of President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he would have an opportunity to explain to his constituents exactly what was in the GOP bill to repeal Obamacare once it'd already passed the House.
"In my district right now there's a lot of misunderstanding about what it is we're doing," Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) told MSNBC's Brian Williams. "And once we get it done, and then we can have the chance to really explain it."
This isn't just yet another example of breathtaking GOP hypocrisy surrounding the health care fight; it's also a reminder that some folks apparently owe Nancy Pelosi an apology.
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Friday's Campaign Round-Up, 3.24.17
* Increasingly worried about the congressional special election in Georgia, the Congressional Leadership Fund super PAC is investing an additional $1.1 million in attack ads targeting Jon Ossoff (D). The first round of voting is on April 18, and the previous Republican attacks ads, taking aim at Ossoff goofing around with his friends in college, apparently didn't work. The runoff, which will likely be necessary, will be June 20.
* Former Sen. Ken Salazar (D) has decided not to run for governor in Colorado next year. His decision shakes up the race a bit: Salazar had effectively frozen the field, with others waiting to see whether he'd run.
* With Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) looking less invincible, locals Dems are showing more interest in next year's gubernatorial race. James Shea, head of one of Maryland's largest law firms, formed an exploratory committee this week, saying he was inspired by opposition to Donald Trump to get more involved.
* It's not a surprise that Republicans will heavily target Sen. Joe Donnelly (D) in Indiana next year, but the GOP primary is likely to be pretty fierce. Two current House Republicans -- Luke Messer and Todd Rokita -- are on track to run against each other.
* We don't yet know about Sen. Elizabeth Warren's (D-Mass.) 2020 plans, but Donald Trump told Fox News running against her would be a "dream come true." He added, "Pocahontas would not be proud of her as her representative, believe me."
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When a Republican investigator needs to be investigated
But he didn't. The GOP lawmaker, who's spent months trying to protect Trump, going so far as to call reporters to wave them off of a controversy he was ostensibly investigating, engaged in antics so ridiculous this week that the editorial board of the Washington Post today argued that Nunes himself should be investigated.
[On Wednesday], Mr. Nunes himself held a news conference in which he cited a confidential source to describe what clearly appeared to be classified information about intercepted communications involving Trump associates. He did this outside the White House, where he had rushed to brief the president about the intercepts -- even though the House Intelligence Committee he chairs is supposed to be investigating the Trump campaign's possible connections with Russia.
We've said before that it was doubtful that an investigation headed by Mr. Nunes into Russia's interference in the election could be adequate or credible. The chairman's contradictory and clownish grandstanding makes that a certainty. His committee's investigation should be halted immediately -- and Mr. Nunes deserves to be subject to the same leaking probe he demanded for the previous disclosures.
It reached the point yesterday at which his own aides have let it be known that they're not comfortable with Nunes' ridiculous antics. The Washington Post reported yesterday, "Nunes's own staff were not aware of the chairman's decision to go public and brief the president and were dismayed by his actions, said several individuals familiar with the matter."
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Trump's conflict-of-interest troubles come roaring back
As recently as two weeks ago, Don Trump Jr. insisted that there's no cause for concern, and that the current arrangement is working out well. "I basically have zero contact with [the president] at this point," the younger Trump said at a Republican fundraiser.
In a new interview with Forbes, however, it appears his brother has a different perspective. In fact, Eric Trump had all kinds of interesting things to say about his family's controversial business arrangement.
"There is kind of a clear separation of church and state that we maintain, and I am deadly serious about that exercise," he says, echoing previous statements from his father. "I do not talk about the government with him, and he does not talk about the business with us. That's kind of a steadfast pact we made, and it's something that we honor."
But less than two minutes later, he concedes that he will continue to update his father on the business while he is in the presidency. "Yeah, on the bottom line, profitability reports and stuff like that, but you know, that's about it." How often will those reports be, every quarter? "Depending, yeah, depending." Could be more, could be less? "Yeah, probably quarterly." One thing is clear: "My father and I are very close," Eric Trump says. "I talk to him a lot. We're pretty inseparable."
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White House has some bad advice for women seeking maternity care
As we discussed this morning, under the Affordable Care Act, private insurers are required to include a series of health care benefits in every plan. These protections guarantee, for example, that American women will have maternity care if they need it.
Under the Republican plan, that guarantee will disappear entirely. How does Team Trump defend such a change? Mick Mulvaney, Trump's extremist budget director, made his pitch to CBS News this morning.
Co-host Alex Wagner asked Mulvaney about people who do not live in a state that requires maternity coverage.
"Then you can figure out a way to change the state that you live in," Mulvaney replied.
Wagner asked if Mulvaney meant that people should move."No, they can try to change their own state legislatures and their state laws," he responded. "Why do we look to the federal government to try and fix our local problems?"
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White House finding new ways to throw Manafort under the bus
Manafort, of course, effectively ran the campaign when Trump secured and accepted the Republican Party's presidential nomination.
Yesterday, Spicer went just a little further, dismissing the former Trump campaign chairman as someone who was on the team "for five months."
"[Y]ou pull out a gentleman who was employed by someone for five months and talk about a client that he had 10 years ago? No, I can't unequivocally say that nobody ever in his past, who may or not have come in contact with him, sat next to him in a plane, who grew up with him in grade school..."
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Team Trump preemptively distances itself from flailing health bill
That said, House GOP lawmakers will know that Donald Trump's White House expects them to vote for it -- because the president is fully on board with the legislation.
Or is he? There's a fair amount of evidence this morning that Team Trump isn't just expecting defeat when the House bill reaches the floor later today; it's also preemptively distancing itself from this fiasco. The New York Times reported this morning, for example:
Mr. Trump has told four people close to him that he regrets going along with Speaker Paul D. Ryan's plan to push a health care overhaul before unveiling a tax cut proposal more politically palatable to Republicans. [...]
To Mr. Trump and his team, the health care repeal is a troublesome stepchild. His son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, who is vacationing with his family in Aspen this week, has said for days that the bill was a mistake to support.
CNBC's John Harwood also spoke to a senior White House aide this morning who said the president is already preparing to "walk away" from health care and take on the "next battle," which the aide said will be tax cuts. The same White House staffer said a decisive health care defeat today would work out well for Team Trump.
Given all of this, MSNBC's Chris Hayes asked this morning, "Um, is the White House now whipping against the bill?"
Chris was probably kidding, but it's hardly an outlandish question under the circumstances.
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Republicans find a way to make a bad health care plan even worse
So, Ryan tried again, this week unveiling an overhauled version of his plan, which failed to address any of the problems with the first version, and which the Congressional Budget Office found would take coverage from 24 million Americans. The Speaker again told members they had to accept his bill, and GOP lawmakers again said they wouldn't.
And now, with their backs against the wall, Republican leaders are making even more changes, managing to make a bad bill even worse in the hopes of avoiding a humiliating failure.
Eleventh hour changes to the bill were made Thursday night -- one more attempt to appease Republicans on both sides of the spectrum who weren't yet on board.
Those changes include a temporary extension of a 0.9 percent Medicare tax on people making more than $200,000.... The other change would move the Essential Health Benefits from being a federal requirement and allow states to determine which ones they want to include in health insurance plans such as maternity care, hospitalization, emergency care and mental health services.
To woo right-wing House members, Republicans have agreed to scrap the Essential Health Benefits from federal law. As Business Insider's Josh Barro explained yesterday, "If the EHB rules were repealed, insurers could literally sell plans that do not pay for you to go to the doctor, or that don't pay for prescription drugs, or that don't cover pregnancy-related care. EHB repeal would also allow insurers to sell plans that do not cover substance-abuse treatment, a key issue for members of Congress from states hit by the opioid epidemic."
That's the new GOP plan, as of this morning. It includes all of the provisions most Americans already hate -- drastic Medicaid cuts, tax breaks for the wealthy, et al -- and then adds additional right-wing cruelty, on purpose.
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Our Naturall Plan
It's in our nature. Sustainability is the basis for everything we do at Center Parcs. And it's also the name of the direction we're following: 'Our Naturall Plan'. It means being careful with all plant- and animal life, leaving a beautiful living environment for the next generation, and paying attention to the people around us. We do it through numerous initiatives and cooperation.
Select on the left 'Nature deserves a break' or
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Nature deserves a break
Taking care of plant- and animal life.
Our aim is to expand the natural heritage around us. By looking after nature, just like we spoil our guests. It's simply in our nature.
Everyone deserves a break
Good for the people around us.
Center Parcs is part of society: together we strive for a bright future. We do this through a comprehensive approach called Our Naturall Plan. For instance by being a good employer. But also by supporting worthy causes and welfare organisations. Our mission is to be good for the people around us. That way, we take care of each other. It's in our nature.
In Aqua Mundo
... you can keep your eyes open in the water. It contains
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Center Parcs and the World Wide Fund for Nature Netherlands
... have been working together for years in education and nature experience. And you can see it in our parks.
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few in the recreation industry to have
an ISO 14001 environment certificate?
And we're very proud of it.
over nature
Jean Henkens has been a
biologist and landscape
architect at Center Parcs
for over 30 years. He keeps
a passionate eye on the
balance between nature and recreation.
Our children,
our future
Every year Center Parcs and the World
Wide Fund for Nature organise a climate
summit for children. It's called the Kids
Climate Conference.
Together with
... Beyond the Moon, we give children suffering from long-term illnesses a
day in our parks. Their smiles last for months after.
Natural partners
Center Parcs and the Missing Chapter Foundation (MFC) are "natural" partners. Together with MCF we strive for a healthy, sustainable life and for instance take part in Kids Counsel where children give advice to Center Parcs management.
Social commitment comes naturally for us
Caring for
each other
New employees follow an extensive induction programme to get immersed in our unique parks.
Every child
wants to be a child
Also children with a life-threatening disease. That's why Center Parcs Make-A-Wish Netherlands helps to make sick children's dreams come true.
At Center Parcs
Parcs Le Bois aux Daims (FR)
trees have been planted.
Great enjoyment, small footprint.
Center Parcs take part in the search for sustainable enterprise, THE GREEN QUEST - generating our own power, sorting waste, and lots more.
One with
nature among
the fish
A warm welcome for tropical plants
The palm trees, orchids and banana trees that you enjoy seeing at Aqua Mundo and Market Dome? They had to make way for housing projects in their own countries.
The sun always shines here.
Your sheets and towels are
doubly clean. Because we
wash them with solar power.
We adopt
homeless animals
Exotic animals are regularly confiscated at airports. At the Market Dome they can find a warm new home. They're colourful and look great on a photo.
Enjoying your work
From the head office employers to the life guard, and from the receptionist to the person who takes care of the animals: we aim to ensure that everyone has a
pleasant day
pleasant day at work. Of course, our guests can't help but notice that, too!
Every year, we offer
... more than 1,200 students the opportunity to take a work placement position at one of Europe's most attractive holiday parks. The Pierre et Vacances Center Parcs Groupe has parks and offices.
Enjoy organic and seasonal products all year round at our restaurants!
Motivated and qualified workers are essential to our success and progress. We offer our staff various opportunities for advancement, in which we look far beyond their current package of tasks. We are committed to providing our staff adequate guidance in their career path.
Fruit with spots
The production of our food depends on the input of a lot of raw materials and energy. We all believe that throwing out food is a shame, yet we are all partisan to this: 50 kilogrammes per person per year! There's no reason to throw out blemished fruit and vegetables. You can put them in a smoothie or a shake, ps: we do this at our restaurants too.
What child
doesn't enjoy petting animals? But what do animals eat? Do you have to brush them? Do they live inside or outside? With
a Zookeeper, children learn what it is like be dedicated to the health and welfare of animals.
We combat
... aphids naturally, using ladybugs. This way, you can enjoy a lush tropical jungle.
We promote
the use of public transportation
Refrigeration and freezing
... without warming. Besides keeping healthy products cool, the refrigeration and freezer units in all our supermarkets are also ecologically friendly. They do not contain any gases that are hazardous to the ozone layer.
All the toilet paper
is environmentally-
friendly produced —
but only nature itself
will notice this!
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If you want a political reason for making this game. I am protesting the recent onslaught of lawsuits made by everyone, agaisnt everyone. We can't say, or do what we want in this country without the fear of being hit with a big fat subpoena. It just goes to show how far people will go just to make a lousy fucking buck. When I heard about mister barber's lawsuit against four fast food chains, and the REASON for the suits, I was sickened. It's like sueing a cat for purring, pointless. So I concentrated my anger and made this game for your enjoyment.
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Honorary Colonels are integral members of the Air Force family.
They may be former Air Force officers or distinguished Canadian citizens, hailing from a diverse range of backgrounds, including many well-known public and community figures. Some currently appointed Air Force Honorary Colonels include singer/songwriter Sam Reid; business finance Roger Demers; and radio broadcaster/author J`lyn Nye, to name just a few.
Honorary Colonels are "honorary and advisory". They are vital to fostering esprit de corps within the family. They may mentor the commanding officer and members of the unit, help build relationships with other units through the Honorary Colonel network, and aid in ensuring the maintenance of customs and traditions. By their very presence and name, they build and develop community support for their units by providing a public profile - a public face - for the unit. Perhaps one of their most important attributes, however, is simply the time they spend with all members of the unit, no matter what their rank or position, just as a highly respected member of the family would.
An Honorary Colonel is an officer on virtually all issues except operations.
They work behind the scenes and provide a much needed connection between the community and the Canadian Forces. Each unit decides who they want as an Honorary Colonel. On the recommendation of the Chief of the Defence Staff, the Minister of National Defence approves all honorary appointments. These unpaid positions are usually for tenures of three years, but they are renewable.
While some Honorary Colonels are former Air Force members, many are not. Members Air Force Honorary Colonels program come from a diverse range of backgrounds, including many well-known public and community figures.
Honorary appointments bring with them certain responsibilities. Their duties include:
- Fostering esprit de corps;
- Developing, promoting and sustaining strong community support for the unit;
- Establishing and maintaining liaison with unit charities and associations;
- Maintaining close liaison with the unit Commanding Officer or Commandant and other honoraries in the area;
- Assisting the unit in hosting parades and other unit functions;
- Carrying out other duties or providing expertise in matters where they are qualified through background and knowledge when requested by higher authority;
Assisting the unit through the donation of plaques, trophies for competitions/course.
Honorary rank is "honorary and advisory," and honorary rank does not confer authority or command function. Honoraries can provide continuity within the unit on matters of community events and activities, unit traditions etc. – of importance can be speaking to new recruits and young officers on unit history and traditions.
The Canadian tradition of honouring regional or local dignitaries with an honorary rank in the military goes back to 1857 although it was 1895 before the first honorary colonel was appointed. Being an honorary colonel has always been an honour, bestowed upon prominent members of the community for their influence; however, it also involved rallying civilians to enlist during times of war or emergency, and to clothe and even equip troops during times of peace.
In the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), honorary colonels have been appointed for the prominence they hold in the community but more importantly as a mark of esteem. The first RCAF appointees, made in 1931, were four big names in Canadian military aviation, Group Captain J. S. Scott, Group Captain R. K. Mulock, Wing Commander W. A. Bishop, and Squadron Leader D. R. MacLaren. All four being recently retired, giving them the honorary appointments was both a way to honour them and to have them maintain their link with the air force.
Other military personnel and civilians were appointed in the years that followed, honoured for their achievements in the field of aviation, their contributions to the RCAF during the Second World War or their standing in the community. The practice of naming honorary appointees as general members of the RCAF continued through to 1959, when J.A.D. McCurdy, the first person to make a powered flight in Canada was so honoured in February 1959 on the 50th anniversary of the flight of the Silver Dart. With his death in June 1961, the practice of appointing people to the RCAF in general ended. Not until 2009, when Senator Pamela Wallin was appointed, would there be another honorary colonel for the whole of the RCAF .
In 1934, the RCAF Auxiliary began to make its first appointments, selecting local dignitaries - publishers, lawyers, business owners. Their role was to provide a link between the auxiliary squadron and the community, and raising the public profile of the squadron. Unlike their army predecessors, they were not required to assist in enlistment or equip the squadron. While the Auxiliary's first appointees were for flying squadrons, after the war, RCAF Auxiliary radio schools, medical units and other ground establishments were allowed to name honorary colonels. Not until the late 1980s would the regular force appoint its first honorary colonels for its squadrons and units.
The last 30 years has seen Canadians from all spectrums of society appointed to the list of honoraries. Canadian musicians, television personalities, members of academia executives from all manner of business and industry have joined their retired military confreres as honorary colonels. The visibility that they bring to the RCAF and the pride that the men and women of the air force feel in their honorary colonels provide an important link between the air force and the communities in which it is based. The honorary colonels continue a centuries-long tradition of service and are just as important today as when the program first began.
Honorary Colonels in the News
9 Wing Gander's honorary colonel passes away
The Royal Canadian Air Force lost a member of its extended family with the death of 9 Wing's Honorary Colonel Fred Moffitt on January 17, 2017.
January 20, 2017
Canada's first pilot commemorated in Nova Scotia
A portrait bust of J.A.D. McCurdy, pilot of the Silver Dart, was unveiled recently at Government House in Nova Scotia.
October 20, 2016
429 Squadron welcomes new honorary colonel
Glenn Rainbird became honorary colonel of 429 Squadron in Trenton, Ontario, on July 7, 2016, taking over from Honorary Colonel Kemp Stewart.
August 10, 2016
No. 31 Elementary Flying Training School commemorated
No. 31 Elementary Flying Training School, which was located in De Winton, Alberta, and trained aircrew to fight in the Second World War, was established 75 years ago. Veterans, former employees, family and friends gathered recently to celebrate the school's history.
August 8, 2016
426 Squadron welcomes new honorary colonel
Timo Hytonen was invested as 426 Squadron's honorary colonel during a May 26, 2016, ceremony in the National Air Force Museum of Canada, located at 8 Wing Trenton, Ontario.
July 20, 2016
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James Ragland was in Fort Worth this morning for the installation of the Vaquero de Fort Worth, a 2,500-pound bronze that pays tribute to the Mexican cowboys whose roping and riding skills helped create the modern cattle industry.
The statue, commissioned by the Fort Worth City Council, is at the intersection of North Main Street and Central Avenue. It will serve as a gateway to the Mercado District and the Stockyards.
The project was not without controversy. As Bill Hanna of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reported, work on the bronze was halted last year because the vaquero is wearing a pistol. Some Fort Worth residents -- including Justice of the Peace Manuel Valdez, chairman of the Vaquero Project Core Committee -- argued that historically, cowboys were seldom armed.
In February, the council voted to install the artwork as its creators, David Newton and Tómas Bustos, designed it -- sidearm and all.