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The Nationals travel to Osceola County Stadium today.
After a sudden flurry of injuries yesterday, the Nationals are resting easier today. It doesn't appear any of those injuries are serious. Ryan Zimmerman will miss several days with a sore groin but insists he would play if this was the regular season. Ivan Rodriguez will miss a couple of days with a strained calf. Michael Morse is back in the lineup after feeling sick yesterday. And Danny Espinosa appears only to have suffered a bruise when he fouled a ball off his foot last night in Port St. Lucie. Espinosa was due to undergo X-rays today, but only for precautionary reasons.
As for today's game against the Astros, Ross Detwiler gets another opportunity to make a case for himself to crack the Opening Day rotation. Today is actually Livan Hernandez's turn in the rotation, but it appears he's pitching in a minor-league game. The same will probably hold true tomorrow for John Lannan, with Yunesky Maya getting the start against the Braves.
Matt Stairs, the 43-year-old pinch-hitting specialist, also gets a rare opportunity this afternoon to start at first base. Could be interesting…
NATIONALS at ASTROS
Where: Osceola County Stadium, Kissimmee
Gametime: 1:05 p.m.
TV: None
Radio: Astros radio via XM-184 and MLB Gameday Audio
Weather: Mostly sunny, 75 degrees, Wind 6 mph out to CF
CF Nyjer Morgan
SS Alex Cora
RF Jayson Werth
1B Matt Stairs
- Unkyd - Mar 16, 2011 at 5:37 PM
Gameday… Pathetic.
- Mark'd - Mar 16, 2011 at 5:55 PM
Not Detwilers day. Throws 7 pitches to the pitcher who was trying to give himself up for the 1st out.
- JaneB - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:01 PM
I am so excited that I will get to be at tomorrow's game, and the next several. My inner 12 year old is screaming with glee. Who will I get to meet, among you, while we are there?
- Frediemac - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:21 PM
Detwiler needs to go. Go anywhere but here. He will never be a good pitcher. Was never worthy of his draft postion.
- NatsJack in Florida - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:31 PM
I'll be the Nats fan sitting in the first row right behind home plate at the Braves game tommorrow and I'll be in my customary Section 111, Row 3, seat 9 on Friday and Sunday at Viera.
- Bowdenball - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:31 PM
There is not one thing that could possibly happen this season that would surprise me more than Nyjer Morgan hitting a major league pitch over an outfield fence.
- sm13 - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:37 PM
Just what we need, Nyjer swinging for the fences
- Pilchard - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:42 PM
The game is in the 5th inning and Morgan has scored twice and driven in 3, yet he is still criticized. Amazing how much the guy is vilified by some.
- NatsJack in Florida - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:54 PM
Actually, by most of us.
- Anonymous - Mar 16, 2011 at 6:55 PM
Yeah, Myers was in a jam and he thought he could blow skinny little Nyjer Morgan away with a fastball down the middle. Nyjer did what any ballplayer would do with that. He turned on it.Bye Bye! And he gets criticized for swinging for the fences? Boy has he got a tall mountain to climb with the fans around here.
- Les in NC - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:06 PM
Now that the pitchers are in the lineup, Riggs is getting some much needed double switch practice in. That said, at least the Nationals have viable bench players to sub in this season!Also, who is that wearing Morgan's uniform? A walk AND a HR? Is that Andruw Jones circa '99?
- JD - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:20 PM
NatsJack, I understand your and others perspective but that should not cloud the way we look at someone's performance. What everyone was doing was celebrating in Morgan's tough start and celebrating Bernadina'a supposed strong start and using completely immaterial data to support their rooting interest. for the record I am not concerned about Werth's .179 average nor am I overly impressed with Bixler's .391 average; it's spring training, the sample size is statistically irrelevant and the quality of the opposition is uneven at best.
- JD - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:23 PM
It figures that the 1st time Detwiler has a tough outing some one comes out of the wood work spewing out negativity. It must have killed him every time he had a strong outing.
- NatsJack in Florida - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:38 PM
JD… I was just admitting to my part in ridding the Nats of Nyjer Morgan. I've been there to lampoon his his horrible performance in CF what with that noodle for an arm and the total inability to read a ball off a bat. I actually aplauded his learning to bounce the ball to the cut off man rather than over throw him with that "rainbow" toss he makes. Otherwise, except for his inability to properly bunt, I've laid off him at the plate.And, for JayB, Alex Cintron just entered the game.
- LoveDaNats - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:47 PM
JaneB,Enjoy the game! I hope the weather is perfect for you. Say hi to NatsJack for me.
- The Michael - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:49 PM
I've been critical of Nyjer, almost wanting him not to succeed. But that's really the wrong approach. If he plays well, he's probably our best option/fit. I can't believe I'm typing these words. Does anyone think Bernadina or Ankiel is the answer? I hope so, but don't think so.
- Anonymous - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:50 PM
Clippard is reverting back to pre-2010 Clippard.
- NatsJack in Florida - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:51 PM
JD… I've tried to keep everything in perspective and, like you, haven't given a whole lot of credence to BA's. But since I get to watch 20 of the 30 ST games, I can tell you that I have been impressed with both Cora's and Hairston's professional approach to the games. The pitchers that have impressed me are Zimmermann, Maya, Detwiler, Broderick, and Coffey. (Burnett's been unhittable but that's nothing new.)
- JD - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:54 PM
On queue; the OMG Clippard stinks post is here.
- JD - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:57 PM
NatsJack, As you know I respect your opinions because they are reasonable and balanced. It's some of the knee jerk reactions to every at bat which are a little comical.
- Frediemac - Mar 16, 2011 at 7:57 PM
Tyler Clippard has just peed down his leg after entering with a 4 run lead! He allowed 4 runs in the bottom of the 9th inning 7-7 and he has not got 1 out YET! This team pitching is horrid
- LoveDaNats - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:00 PM
Wow. That game felt like the old Nats.
- Anonymous - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:01 PM
Clippard was working on his breaking ball…LOLUNTERP
- Frediemac - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:02 PM
Clippard blows game film at 11
- Les in NC - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:05 PM
Someone better X-Ray/MRI that elbow and shoulder of Clippard's fast!! Quick, before he starts blowing games that count!Oh, I'm sure he will say his arm feels fine, but so did Marquis last spring…..
- Bowdenball - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:07 PM
The Michael-Bernadina gets on base as much or more than Nyjer while hitting for more power, offers roughly equivalent defense, doesn't damage the club by consistently making careless outs on the basepaths, and embarrass it with juvenile on-field antics. He's also younger and therefore has more potential for improvement and can more realistically be a part of the team's future.He may not be "the answer," but he's certainly one answer, assuming the question is "who is better CF/leadoff option than Nyjer Morgan?"
- sjm 308 - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:11 PM
This is why you don't want to put too much stock in wins/loses in ST. No way would Riggs have kept Clippard in for that much abuse in the regular season. There were positives and negatives like most games. What I like here is that people like NatsJack give fair and honest opinions. He is not a Nyjer fan but can give a fair opinion when he does OK.Yeah, we still have the guys who are looking for negatives but on the whole, this is a site that gives an intelligent opinion more often than not. Looks like Ramos crushed one today and I like how we had several guys move from 1st to 3rd on singles. Not happy with the loss but we are still moving forward. Have fun JaneB and know that most of us are jealous. Can't wait for the JayB post on Citron costing us the game.Go Nats!!
- JD - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:15 PM
Bowdenball, Great analysis except you are wrong. Bernadinal lifetime OBP .306; Morgan lifetime OBP .346.
- sjm 308 - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:18 PM
@Bowdenball – agree with all those points about Nyjer "Last Year".He has done nothing this year except show up early to work on things he knows he needs to work on. Have not seen him pout. He has been caught stealing only twice and one of those was a blown squeeze play. He has not been picked off base. If you continue to judge on last year I don't think you give fair value to Nyjer's worth. That being said, Bernadina certainly is younger and just might be the answer but don't use what occured last year as the basis. The one fact this year is that Nyjer has shown he might have the weakest arm of any centerfielder in the majors. I agree with Natjack though that if he can still hit the cut-off man with some sort of accuracy, we might be able to survive that. Has anyone heard how Brown's ankle is coming along?
- NatsJack in Florida - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:36 PM
Ankle or no ankle, Brown needs seasoning at the AAA level. He's been taking batting practice for about a week now but hasn't been able to hard cut when running bases.
- Bowdenball - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:41 PM
sjm308:I'm glad he's working hard, but to me that means nothing. All I know is that he was awful last year and he's at the point in his career where players are more likely to regress than progress.JD:You're right, Bernadina has a lower lifetime OBP than Morgan. And Pudge Rodriguez has a higher lifetime slugging percentage than Mike Morse. Want to bet me that Pudge slugs better than Morse this year?I don't care too much about lifetime numbers. I care about what we can expect in 2011. I'm looking at Bill James' numbers right now, and he's got them about the same in OBP with Bernadina offering 60 points more in slugging. And with more potential for the future. That makes me think Bernadina's the better option, and their spring training numbers don't do anything to convince me otherwise.
- Anonymous8 - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:53 PM
Agree with NatsJack about Corey Brown with much hoping that he crushes it in AAA and is the answer in CF.
- natsfan1a - Mar 16, 2011 at 8:59 PM
I second that emotion. Have fun!LoveDaNats said… JaneB, Enjoy the game! I hope the weather is perfect for you. Say hi to NatsJack for me. March 16, 2011 3:47 PM
- JayB - Mar 16, 2011 at 9:07 PM
@Njack….thanks…I had noticed he was traveling with the team……like I said Alex C=Return of the Loser….Carma does matter.
- Big Cat - Mar 16, 2011 at 9:27 PM
I am rooting for Detwiler but am skeptical. I watched him get rocked hard in Potomac, yet kept moving up the ladder, presumably because of his draft status. He has a loose live arm, which tops at 91 mph with little movement. His command is very suspect with too many pitches ending up right down the middle. I personally think his best spot is long relief. The reports of his 95 mph….well….I'll believe it when I see it. Good trade bait. Get an A ball prospect for him and call it a wash
- JD - Mar 16, 2011 at 9:28 PM
Bowdenball, Sorry, your example of Pudge vs. Morse is disingenuous. Pudge is about 5 years past his prime; you can't say this about Morgan. Understand; I think Morgan is a mediocre player; but to say that Bernadina is anything but is projecting; it's not based on anything he's done up to this point.
- JD - Mar 16, 2011 at 9:44 PM
Big Cat, Detwiler just turned 25; this is when pitchers normally hit their stride. I would not rush to trade him now because he has yet to establish value and his upside is much higher than anyone not named Zimmermann or Strasburg (Cole and Ray are ways away and I don't know much about Solis). All reports on him this spring have been glowing; NatsJack has seen him a few times and says that his fastball has been exploding so let's not throw him under the bus after one so so outing.
- Rabbit - Mar 16, 2011 at 9:44 PM
This game brought back lots of bad memories. I hope it isn't catching.
- BinM - Mar 16, 2011 at 11:53 PM
JayB@5:07: Cintron's appearance with the Nationals is the equivalent of the kiss of death from a family head; No matter what you do from that day forward, you're doomed. My real problem with today's game is was anybody in the dugout paying attention during Clippard's ninth inning today? Clippard comes back to the mound after a 3-pitch out to close the 8th & goes – BB, BB, flyball double to the track in CF (scores 1), WP (scores 1, advances the runner), lined double to the wall in LF (scores 1), popup to 3b (one out); Lined triple to the wall in RF (scores 1), K (swinging – two out), lined single to RF (scores 1 – end game). There were probably four red-flag at-bats in that sequence, and the dugout apparently did nothing to react to it. Very dissapointing, imo.
- Theophilus - Mar 17, 2011 at 1:59 AM
W/out seeing the game (on TV or otherwise) it is pretty clear what happened to Clippard. He gets hammered on fastballs up in the zone. Up there he is very hittable. This is the result of an occasional problem w/ his mechanics. Clear to me, anyway, Riggleman was trying to make him work his way through the problem and see if he could straighten it out, get the third out. Am disappointed whenever they lose, Spring Training or regular season, but understand what Riggleman was doing in an ultimately meaningless game.
- JaneB - Mar 17, 2011 at 2:27 AM
NatsJack, I look forward to meeting you there! I'll be in a Dunn shirt or a Morgan shirt – your two favorites, I know! But I so look forward to meeting you, and saying thanks for all the great scouting reports!I though Clippard was pretty unhittable with the high heater — what happened to change that? Hurrah for Morgan and the new hitting coaching he has been getting. It makes me very happy. As long as we have him, I want him to be ge-reat!
- Sunshine_Bobby_Carpenter_Is_Too_Pessimistic_for_Me - Mar 17, 2011 at 2:44 AM
@JaneB: Enjoy the game, the weather, the camaraderie, meeting NatJack and all other things Florida. Have a grouper sandwich for me. Travel safely. See you Opening Day in two weeks!
- Anonymous - Mar 17, 2011 at 3:10 AM
Bernadina has done nothing to show he should be starting this spring. If anything he looks more like a future utility outfielder and an average one at that?In the end your future CF this year may just end up being Corey Brown if he manages to work prodigiously in Syracuse.
- Anonymous - Mar 17, 2011 at 3:56 AM
Our future center fielder will be starting the year in Hagerstown.
- Big Cat - Mar 17, 2011 at 10:17 AM
NatsJackKimball seems to be getting people out all spring. Your assessment?
- Big Cat - Mar 17, 2011 at 10:23 AM
JD….you are probably right about Detwiler. I mean…its not like we have the Phillies rotation.
- NatsJack in Florida - Mar 17, 2011 at 11:47 AM
Rizzo is high on Kimball but wants him to get closer experience in Syracuse. They would prefer a veteran similar to Capps last season to close for now (maybe Coffey) untill the trade deadline and then promote Kimball (provided he's successful) and trade the veteran.
- NatsJack in Florida - Mar 17, 2011 at 12:14 PM
Big Cat… So much depends on the finer points of Detwiler's mechanics for success. The coaching staff has minimized his cross-body delivery instead of eliminating it all together. Early in Spring Training he focused totally on this new delivery with total success hitting 94 regularly with his fastball. It stands to figure that he will experience bouts of inconsistancy with this new delivery, thus a 2-3 month stint in Syracuse to master it will be necessary.
- Anonymous8 - Mar 17, 2011 at 12:19 PM
Detwiler is a keeper. The question as Steve M. has said several times before is whether he will be serviceable as a starter which we will know after seeing him pitch in AAA or if he isn't we know that he will be a very effective reliever.Starters pace themselves and relievers can go right at it so I would expect that Detwiler could add to his velocity as a reliever. Either way, he is a keeper.
- Anonymous8 - Mar 17, 2011 at 12:25 PM
Also on Clippard as we saw in 2010, he is most effective for 1 inning of work. When Clip came in for the one batter in the 8th, he cooled down in the dugout and came back out and got shelled.My guess that if this was a regular season game, Riggleman would have had someone else close out the 9th.
- Tim - Mar 17, 2011 at 1:37 PM
A8, was thinking the exact same thing regarding clippard in multi inning appearances last season.


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Art School or BustHi!
I've been doing some research on art schools and just art in general, I think I've finally zero'd in on what I want to do in life, animate. So, to become a good animator and get picked up by a studio, I need to get into a good art school. And to get into a good art school, I need a portfolio that rocks. I've been looking at some people's portfolios and its full of life drawing, so that's what I'm working on. Because right now, my life drawing isn't exactly... good. So I'm planning I'll have some life drawing and then some rocking animations in my portfolio. But first, I need to learn how to draw the human figure. This'll be my progress forum, please leave some comments and feedback. I want and need to get better and this is my best bet. I started drawing real people a little while ago, here are the best I think. To see them all. http://photobucket.com/cartoonyanimator
Re: Art School or BustI started highschool and basic drawing. Here's everything from week 1:
Re: Art School or BustThese exercises you're doing are very good practice and just what you should be working on as you begin your education in art. You've got a fun road ahead of you. Remember to take your time and focus on the quality of your art. Good luck!
Re: Art School or BustVery good! I like your walk cycles. They have more structure and are better all around. Your drawings are good too. The more you practice the more you'll improve. Keep it up. By the time you're a senior you'll be in a good place for submitting to an art school.
Re: Art School or BustThanks Charles!
A little bit of gesture drawing before the onslaught of homework
Re: Art School or BustA stand up animation
Probably going to do some gesture drawing later this weekend and will scan and upload all the Basic Drawing drawings from week 3 and 4. Thanks!
Re: Art School or BustMore Gesture!
A fall painting done in Sketchbook Pro Some stuff from Basic Drawing weeks 3 and 4 Thanks for reading! Crit and feedback always apperciated Link to entire album: http://s1261.photobucket.com/albums/ii5 ... yanimator/
Re: Art School or BustThe stand up animation is very good. Everything else you're showing is good exercise. You know how much I stress giving your art the time it needs to make a strong impression. The more patient you are with each composition, especially at this stage of your development, the better the results. Keep it up, your progress is showing.
Re: Art School or BustThanks Charles!
Here are some life drawings
Re: Art School or Bust[youtube]http://youtu.be/a6wVOyls43E[/youtube]
A maya test. Haven't animated a character in 3D in a while, feedback and crit are welcomed...
Re: Art School or BustLooking good! Your drawing is coming along too. Let's embed the video...
Re: Art School or BustSorry about the embed issue, that was last night and I had a brain fart Expect some drawings froom a loomis book soon...
Re: Art School or BustSorry I haven't uploaded in a while
Re: Art School or Bustmost recent wip of the 11SC!
Most recent, added clothes, props, tweaked some movements. All thats left is to add more background stuff and polish, still looking for feedback! Filling up my sketchbook slowly with my drawings of people, scanner is going crazy right now but hopefully later this weekend I'll post them!
Re: Art School or BustCar t00n,
Your post is exactly how I feel. I used to animate in my spare time & now I am retired, so I use my days creating new shorts. This is my newest: http://youtu.be/k81T1gfbFu0 Do you think I would benefit from a school? I don't have all the money in the world. Enough to take a few. Thanks everyone, -David PS, I posted this in the AN forum, was that wrong?
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Here's the link to a dedicated topic in the Gallery for your video... viewtopic.php?f=3&t=4184
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The finalists for Saturday's landmark DARPA Urban Challenge were announced here today and the biggest surprise was that the final field was trimmed to just 11 starters, a decision taken by Grand Marshall and DARPA director Dr Tony Tether in the interests of securing a winner. "It'd be a great shame if one of the robots took out another robot," said Tether as the final 11 contestants were announced. Most pointedly, Tether also introduced Team Tartan as the team that would be the Number One seed "if we were to give a ranking to the number one", before presenting the plate to Dr William "Red" Whittaker of Team Tartan (pictured).
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On Sunday 7 October 1571 the combined Christian fleets under Don John of Austria achieved a significant naval victory over the Turks in the Straits of Lepanto. Thousands of Christians were liberated, the Turkish fleet was destroyed, and they suffered their first great defeat at sea. In gratitude to God and Our Lady, Pope Saint Pius V ordered an annual commemoration to be made of Our Lady of Victory. In 1573 Pope Gregory XIII transferred the feast to the first Sunday of October with the title Feast of the Most Holy Rosary since the victory was won through invocation of Our Lady of the Rosary. In 1716 Pope Clement XII extended the feast to the whole Latin Rite calendar, assigning it to the first Sunday in October. Pope Saint Pius X changed the date to 7 October in 1913. In 1969 Pope Paul VI changed the name of the feast to Our Lady of the Rosary.
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Clearly, Gwenda was playing a silly joke. So I hopped over to the official website to see what the real nominations were. Gwenda was not joking.
I'm too stunned to come up with a good response, except to say thanks to the judges, and congratulations to all the nominees. It's a magnificent list of writers, editors, publishers, and artists, and I'm amazed to be in such company.
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And the best part is you can be congratulated directly from the announcement site.
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Congratulations! You've done extraordinary work with _The Mumpsimus_, and you richly deserve this recognition.
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Thunderous applause from Southern NH! I've always known you were a star and now the rest of the world does too.
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If you're wondering -- yes, I think I'll probably be at the World Fantasy convention. I hadn't originally planned on going, because there are a few obstacles, but I think I can overcome them.
Okay, I'm going to come up with some sort of new post now so this one doesn't hang out at the top of the page and make me look like more of an egomaniac than I am....- Anonymous7/31/2005 8:50 PM
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Municipalities across Ohio are paying attention to the shale oil and gas boom.
Some want to encourage it, but others want to control it. Many want to exercise their rights of self-governance to enact ordinances to protect the health and welfare of their citizens and their communities. Some are enacting drilling bans, or permit requirements. They are passing resolutions opposing what they see as the Ohio Legislature's special treatment of the oil and gas industry.
Ohio is known for strong constitutional support of its abundant local governments. The Ohio constitution, in Article XVIII, Section 3, says: "Municipalities shall have authority to exercise all powers of local self-government and to adopt and enforce within their limits such local police, sanitary and other similar regulations, as are not in conflict with general laws." These words are known as the home-rule provision.
So, when an Ohio municipality wants to control land use decisions within its borders by setting spacing or set-back requirements for shale oil and gas wells, it sounds, at first blush, like that action should be allowed under the home-rule provision. After all, Ohio values local control.
Will economic development concerns win out?
But Ohio also values economic development, and the application of law sometimes is values-driven. So, local control? Not so much in the case of oil and gas production.
The state Legislature has worked hard to establish tight state control over shale oil and gas operations. Ohio Rev. Code section 1509.02 grants the Ohio Department of Natural Resources 'sole and exclusive authority' to regulate oil and gas operations. It uses words like "sole and exclusive authority," "matter of general statewide interest," "uniform statewide regulation," and "comprehensive plan" to indicate the legislature's effort to enact a general law that, even under home rule, would preempt local regulation.
The legislature was specific and inclusive in the activities it included within ODNR's authority. The statute includes "all aspects of the locating, drilling, well stimulation, completing, and operating of oil and gas wells within this state, including site construction and restoration, permitting related to those activities, and the disposal of wastes." In fact, in repeated efforts to ensure that the statute would be interpreted as a general law, thus preempting local control, the Legislature has expanded this list several times.
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Here's the Ohio Supreme Court's latest wisdom on what counts as a general law. In 2002, in Canton v. State, the Court announced a four-part test for what makes a statute a "general law."
To be a general law, with which local ordinances may not conflict, a statute must (1) be part of a statewide and comprehensive legislative enactment, (2) apply to all parts of the state alike and operate uniformly throughout the state, (3) set forth police, sanitary, or similar regulations, rather than purport only to grant or limit legislative power of a municipal corporation to set forth police, sanitary, or similar regulations, and (4) prescribe a rule of conduct upon citizens generally.
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Beck Energy had obtained drilling permits, as required, from the ODNR, for a drilling project in Munroe Falls. However, it did not request or receive permits that were required by city ordinances regarding drilling, zoning, and construction. When Beck began drilling, the City of Munroe Falls obtained an injunction from the Summit County Court of Common Pleas preventing Beck from continuing operations within its borders until it complied with the city ordinances.
Although the city argued that its ordinances should stand on Home Rule grounds, the court overturned the injunction, holding that some of the local ordinances were void because they conflicted with a general law, Ohio Rev. Code section 1509.02.
The ordinances overturned included 1) a mandatory drilling permit; 2) a conditional-zoning-certificate requirement; 3) a zoning-certificate requirement; 4) a mandatory public hearing prior to drilling; and 5) a mandatory $2,000 performance bond. The court held that the Ohio statute gave control over these areas to the ODNR and that these additional city requirements operated in conflict with the state law, a general law, thereby rendering them void. The court did find that some of the city's ordinances were not in conflict with the general law, and those survived.
But Beck was decided by an Ohio appellate court. When trying to determine how courts might rule on important matters, one often looks for insight from neighboring states. Ohio's neighbors, Pennsylvania and New York, recently have faced similar questions concerning the intersection of state oil and gas laws and local efforts to control activities within municipal boundaries.
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So, despite strong support from Pennsylvania's governor, and the best efforts of the Pennsylvania legislature to vest the state with complete control of oil and gas decision-making, the Pennsylvania constitution preserved the locality's ability to regulate. This case was immediately appealed to the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Although it was argued on October 17, 2012, no decision has yet emerged.
Like Ohio and Pennsylvania, New York has a home-rule provision and a statute stating that New York state rules supersede local ordinances regulating oil and gas. But New York municipalities have been enacting local ordinances anyway, some of them including outright drilling bans. Several New York courts have upheld the local drilling ordinances. But, in part because New York's governor issued a hydraulic fracturing moratorium, by executive order, on Dec. 11, 2010, the local ordinances have yet to be addressed in New York's highest court.
Our neighboring states' lower and appellate courts so far have supported their states' home rule provisions, valuing local control over the states' efforts to encourage oil and gas production via unified state control.
As evidenced by the recent Beck Energy case, Ohio has been different.
Like Pennsylvania and New York, the Ohio statute seeks to preempt local regulation. Unlike the courts in Pennsylvania and New York, though, Ohio's appellate court preferred to support the state's efforts to regulate all aspects of oil and gas operations rather than to preserve local regulatory authority under home rule.
Like our neighboring jurisdictions, though, the state's highest court, the Supreme Court of Ohio, has not yet heard a case on this matter. Ohio's Supreme Court has been protective of local authority. It often upholds local ordinances on home-rule grounds.
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The company is making an effort with a gluten free menu and rolls. They may have not, however, made enough of an effort to train their staff. Told server we were a celiac disease family (trying not to stigmatize my son who is the only one affected). She brought my daughter's fish breaded. When I reminded her, she did offer to fix. Then five minutes later, she asked if she could bring my children cookies. They do not have gluten free cookies, so this failure to recall our dietary restriction was both silly and unnecessarily disappointing to my children. May just be this one server, so we will try again with cautious optimism.
5451 Mahoning Avenue, Austintown, OH 44515
The wife is gluten free, and so far we have found out that Eatin Park has the best gluten free menu in our area. All the staff is very knowledgeable on Celiac, and have been very helpful like looking up recipes just to make sure you can eat it.
1675 Broad Ave., Belle Vernon, PA 15012
Fantastic extremely conscientious servers and kitchen. GF options in a section of the normal menu. Delicious alternative sandwich bun!
35 Perkins Road, Clarion, PA 16214
Had my first Gluten-free Hamburger here and it was AWESOME!!! Staff is friendly and the service was great. Only drawback is they don't have a dedicated deep fryer to avoid cross-contamination.
520 Mountain Laurel Plaza, Latrobe, PA 15650
Burgers & GF buns are great. Love the celiac friendly menu. Would be nice to have a gf option on the special/seasonal menus.
245 E. Waterfront Drive, Homestead, PA 15120
The manager Jerry was wonderful! Great food and no gluten! We are very sensitive to even the slightest cross contamination. They were able to accommodate a soy allergy as well.
50620 Valley Center Blvd., St. Clairsville, OH 43950
Didn't know what was okay and not okay for celiac.
1617 N. Atherton St., State College, PA 16803
They do have a celiac-friendly section in the menu however not much variety. Also they DO NOT have gf pancakes as stated in this app.
9516 University Blvd., Moon Twsp, PA 15108
Absolutely outstanding! The staff is excellent with Gluten Free orders! On the receipt, it will state ALLERGY ALERT. One of my and my family's favorites! I love the wide GF menu selection! Salad Bar, Fries, and a Superburger are incredible! Way to go, Eat'n Park!
80 Fort Henry Road, Triadelphia, WV 26059
Lacking knowledge on how to handle gluten free items so that they are CELIAC friendly (as the menu labels) and the manager was incredibly rude when I pointed it out. I simply wanted the sandwich made to be celiac friendly and she just gave me money back.
4596 William Penn Highway, Murrysville, PA 15668
I eat here often and have never gotten sick! Great staff who is very attentive to my needs- even with takeout!
1911 Leesburg-Grove City Road, Grove City, PA 16127
They call it a celiac menu, not just gluten free. The servers know what they're doing. I love it.
2650 Brandt School Road, Wexford, PA 15090
Love their gluten free roll - you can have a burger on a bum or an egg sandwich - it's soft and tasty!! I wish more restaurants offered a gf sandwich option
5277 Route 30, Greensburg, PA 15601
The service here sucks sat there for 20 mins never got service
926 North Center Avenue, Somerset, PA 15501
Extensive GF selections with a DEDICATED GRILL, great service, awesome non-GF menu, and an incredible salad bar! TOTAL WIN!!
35 Perkins Road, Clarion, PA 16214
Celiac friendly menu options. The gf bun was quite good and didn't fall apart while eating my egg and bacon sandwich. Highly recommend!
200 Howe Avenue, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221
3 stars for actually having gluten free options, 2 stars for taste and food quality and 1 star for service. We had burgers. The buns were okay and we had baked potato as the sides. Burgers were dry and bland, and the potatoes were awful. Not sure why someone else would give it more stars.
35 Perkins Road, Clarion, PA 16214
Super friendly, knowledgeable and sympathetic staff, easy to read menu and bread!!!
6035 SOM Center Road, Willoughby, OH 44094
Every time I come to a eat n park it's always fantastic. The girl (sarah) who helped us here today was wonderful and helped accommodate my girlfriends allergies(egg seafood and peanuts) and my wheat allergy. 5 of 5 stars
120 Wagner Road, Monaca, PA 15061
Lots of options and good food however, they charged me extra for baked potato instead of fries. I even explained my condition and they didn't care. If anyone else patronizes this restaurant please try and convince management not to do this to us.
1675 Broad Ave., Belle Vernon, PA 15012
Awesome! I did NOT get sick! Told the server I have a gluten allergy and ordered the steak salad from the "celiac friendly" menu. A gluten free bun came with it and all their salad dressings are gluten free. I am very pleased with my experience here. I have eaten here several more times since, and did not get sick! 😄
2057 WalMart Drive, N.E., Warren, OH 44483
I had a very helpful waitress and appreciated that.
1617 N. Atherton St., State College, PA 16803
Finally a place where I can order a burger with a GF roll. The food was delicious. I have been back multiple times.
5220 Library Road, Bethel Park, PA 15102
Very knowledgable staff. I had a great salad and bacon burger on the gluten free bun. The bun was nothing special, but I didn't get sick so it was a success in my mind.
926 North Center Avenue, Somerset, PA 15501
We hit this establishment OFTEN...Most managers come to your table. We go when Lou is working. He goes ABOVE AND BEYOND!!!!
111 W. Byers Ave. PO Box 223, New Stanton, PA 15672
Great salad bar & GF menu, knowledgeable servers.
1816 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh , PA 15217
Ordered a salad - no fries - received a salad with fries. Asked for another without and ate half and realized there were fries under the lettuce. So instead of making a new salad they merely took the fries off and gave it to me. Very dissatisfied. I spoke to the manager and she only offered me a gift card, and called corporate and they didn't care at all. DO NOT TRUST THIS COMPANY.
1007 North Court Street, Medina, OH 44256
The gluten free menu has is own section in the regular menu. They have a lot of options. They have gluten free buns that you can get with any of the angus burgers. The bottom of the bun was a little soggie but not horrible.
5220 Library Road, Bethel Park, PA 15102
Always great! Well informed staff on GF! Any meal of the day I can always find something GF. Wish they had more soup options though.
35 Perkins Road, Clarion, PA 16214
I go here all the time and they are really good at taking care of me. They don't have a huge variety of stuff but enough and it is all on a section of their menu in the front marked celiac friendly. All their burgers are celiac friendly and come with a celiac roll for an extra dollar. The celiac rolls are good...I actually questioned if it was gf the first time I ate one. Great place to eat for somebody that has to be Gluten Free.
1355 Beeline Highway, Dubois, PA 15801
This is my go to place when I don't feel like exerting too much thought into which foods could possibly contain gluten. Every salad dressing, the BBQ sauce, and the bacon are safe, and you can get a gluten free bun for .50, they'd get a 5 star rating if they invested in a separate fryer, I'd like fries with that, a dessert, and made the menu a little friendlier.
80 Fort Henry Road, Triadelphia, WV 26059
incredibly knowledgable and confirmed it was for celiacs so that the kitchen would be more careful.
8051 Market Street, Boardman, OH 44512
lots of options and great gluten free bun! I would print of the gf menu online off their website it gives more detail of what they offer.
7370 McKnight Road , Pittsburgh , PA 15237
Was vacationing in Pittsburgh and stayed near this location. EXCELLENT food, excellently trained staff! I had the breakfast sandwich on a GF bun and it was delicious! Home fries were excellent, too!
1461 Scalp Avenue, Johnstown, PA 15904
Have gone here quite frequently because my son in on the gf/cf diet. Everytime we go to eat n park everyone is very friendly and cooperative.when ordering. Last time we went the manager personally made my sons food!! Great job!!!
2650 Brandt School Road, Wexford, PA 15090
No gluten free desserts? Not even a scoop of ice cream. Disappointing for a restaurant that claims to be celiac friendly.
9516 University Blvd., Moon Twsp, PA 15108
GF cheeseburgers with GF buns! Doesn't get much better. They have a separate part of the kitchen for GF cooking. Love this place
500 Chippewa Towne Centre, Beaver Falls, PA 15010
They claim GIG certification, but our waitress is very unknowledgeable and I've yet to see the manager I asked for. Be careful if you order the rosemary chicken. The sauce contains wheat although they neglected to tell me that when they wrote down the list of ingredients. Not seeing any thickener on the list, I asked my waitress what they used to thicken the sauce and she told me wheat. Ugh! Why is this on their gluten free menu? There is no indication that u need to order without sauce like the others. I've had great service at the location at the Clearview Mall, but this one stinks!
8051 Market Street, Boardman, OH 44512
They have a special 'Celiac' menu, right inside the actual menu..you can get any thing you want...and they even have super yummy gluten free buns..they're $0.50 extra..but they're worth it!(:
6035 SOM Center Road, Willoughby, OH 44094
they have a specific area designated on thier menu for gluten intolerances. it's denoted titled Celiac friendly.
353 Patteson Drive, Morgantown, WV 26505
Very celiac friendly. Easy to understand menu. Food was pretty good. Open 24 hours.
9436 State Route 14, Streetsboro, OH 44241
GF bun is delicious and these can be purchased to use at home. They are frozen and individually wrapped. Educated staff
200 Howe Avenue, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221
GF bun is delicious and these can be purchased to use at home. They are frozen and individually wrapped. Educated staff
5451 Mahoning Avenue, Austintown, OH 44515
Very knowledgeable about celiac disease and gluten free. I ordered the chicken&strawberry salad. I told them I have celiac, and they told me they would cook the chicken on the part of the grill where gluten doesn't touch.
5277 Route 30, Greensburg, PA 15601
They have a good bit of options for people who are gluten free. We get salad bar a lot and have not had a reaction because they keep it very clean, but there is still risk of contamination. Now they need to make some gf desserts!
1007 North Court Street, Medina, OH 44256
It's nice to go to a place with a celiac-friendly menu. My Angus bacon cheeseburger was quite tasty. I haven't had a burger in a while. The gf roll was good, though soggy on the bottom. I don't know if it sat on the plate for a while or if it's intrinsically soggy. The applesauce was chunky and good.
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PLC-XT21L Portable Multimedia LCD Projector (w/o Lens)
Offering a XGA resolution and 10-bit digital gamma correction, the Sanyo PLC-XT21L makes it possible to project high-quality high definition images from virtually any location. At 4000 lumens this extremely bright projec ...
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Samsung SPM250
SP-M250 2,500 ANSI Lumens Mobile Data LCD Projector
Weighing in at only 5.5 lb the Samsung SP-M250 Mobile Data Projector is likely to be logging miles in your carry-on. Once you're on the ground, setup is quick and easy. The projector has quick release legs and Aut ...
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Eiki LC-XB42N
LC-XB42N 3LCD Projector With 4500 ANSI Lumens, Manual Zoom & Focus & XGA 1024 x 768
The Eiki LC-XB42N delivers 4500 ANSI Lumens of brightness at 85% uniformity and a 500:1 contrast ratio. The unit features an ethernet wired network for projector control and content delivery, as well as having WiFi wirel ...
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Sanyo PLCXT25L
PLC-XT25L XGA (1024 x 768) Multimedia Projector, 4500 ANSI Lumens, 19.2 lbs
The Sanyo PLC-XT25L Multimedia projector produces 4500 ANSI lumens with a true XGA resolution.
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Panasonic PTF300U
PT-F300U 4000 ANSI Lumens XGA LCD Multimedia Projector
In addition to being bright and easy to use, the PT-F300U LCD projector give you enhanced performance with minimal maintenance over time. Highly reliable optical block and a long operating life are ensured by the use of ...
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Panasonic PTF200NTU
PT-F200NTU LCD Multimedia Projector
The Panasonic PT-F200NTU is a high-performance LCD projector designed for use in fixed installations. The projector combines Panasonics original Auto Rolling Filter with an original lamp drive system to deliver crisp, br ...
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Eiki LC-WB42NA
LC-WB42NA 3LCD Projector With 3800 ANSI Lumens, Manual Zoom & Focus & WXGA 1280x800 |
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Vivitek D530
D530 DLP Projector 3000 ANSI Lumens XGA (1024 x 768)
The days of bulky, large, complicated projectors are long behind us. Today, the beamers in the mainstream are easy-to-use, compact and quite small. Vivitek is one company who is creating a swarm of projectors to fit into ...
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InFocus C445+
Proxima C445+ XGA (1024 x 768) LCD Multimedia Projector, 4000 ANSI Lumens
The C445+ boasts 4,000 ANSI lumens � bright enough to leave the lights-on or the window shades open during presentations. Upgraded LCD panels produce high-contrast ratios and better color saturation to fully command an a ...
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Epson V11H317020RM
V11H317020RM 450Wi Interactive Projector with RM Easiteach Software 2500 Lumens WXGA (1280 X 800)
The Epson BrightLink 450Wi Interactive Projector With RM Easiteach Software is such an unusually powerful communications tool it's hard to decide where to start first. But we'll give it a shot.
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Optoma EP774
EP774 XGA 4000 Lumen Projector
Exceptionally bright 4000 lumens, the EP774 projector is able to deliver stunning presentations in bright environments from its compact sleek design. The Native XGA EP774 delivers high performance images and video graphi ...
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Sanyo PLCXW250
The PLC-XW250 t offers educators outstanding cost performance with an eco stand-by power mode that uses a mere 0.4 watts and their exclusive "Easy Setup Function". These projectors are extremely easy to operate and offer ...
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Dell M210X
M210X 2000 ANSI Lumens, XGA (1024x768) DLP Projector
Don�t sacrifice projector essentials just to reduce weight. With the Dell M210X Mobile Series Projector, you get a compact and light business projector that doesn�t skimp on features � or performance.
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Mitsubishi EX240U
EX240U DLP Projector 2500 ANSI Lumens XGA (1024 x 768)
Make your budget go further without sacrificing quality and function. The EX240U XGA projector offers high-quality performance and superior technology at a very budget-friendly price.
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Eiki LC-XB43N
LC-XB43N 3LCD Projector With 4500 ANSI Lumens, Manual Zoom & Focus & XGA 1024x768
With a weight of 8 pounds on a compact, low-profile design with a 3 panel LCD imaging which delivers a rich, color saturated picture, the Eiki LC-XB43N zoom and focus projector features a 4500 ANSI lumens with XGA resolu ...
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InFocus IN5312
IN5312 WXGA Projector With 4500 Lumens, 3D Capable, Lens Shift, 3 Lens Choices, Wireless Ready, HDMI, DVI-D, and 5 BNC Inputs & Crestron, AMX, SPcontrols Compatible
A seriously feature-packed installation projector, the InFocus IN5312 XGA Projector offers exceptional color performance, brightness and ease of operation. The five-segment color wheel and BrilliantColor technology di ...
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Sanyo PLCXR251
PLC-XR251 XGA Projector With 2600 Lumens
The PLC-XR251 is a compact, fully portable XGA Projector with 2,600 ANSI Lumens and many automatic features that make it easy to use. Not much larger than a laptop PC, the PLC-XR251 weighs less than 5.7 pounds and delive ...
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Mitsubishi XD221U
The XD211U DLP projector is a micro-portable XGA projector that can keep up with your busy schedule. You'll get a lot of little extras that make presenting easier than ever. Mitsubishi brings you DLP XGA (1024x768) proje ...
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DX70 DLP Multi-Media Projector
The 3M DX70 is a superb choice for those who need an XGA projector that can reliably provide a bright, clearly viewable picture in virtually any environment. Its wide array of useful features are not only elegantly imple ...
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Hitachi CPWX625
CPWX625 LCD Multimedia Projector, 4000 ANSI Lumens, RGB (1024 x 768)
The Hitachi CP-WX625 LCD projector features a brightness of 4,000 ANSI lumens and a 2,000-hour hybrid filter, along with networking functionality and Hitachis proprietary My Image Campus Notification system. It is specia ...
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Sanyo PLCXL50
PLC-XL50 2000 ANSI Lumens LCD Short Throw Projector XGA (1024 x 768)
The Sanyo PLC-XL50 projector features a large diameter aspheric (non-spherical) lens and high-precision aspheric mirror. This allows for extreme short throw projection distances. You can project an 80" image from an ultr ...
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Sharp PGD2500X
PG-D2500X DLP Projector with 2500 Lumens and 1100:1 Contrast Ratio
The XGA Resolution Sharp PG-D2500X DLP Projector is a powerful and versatile beamer that can light up a screen with 2500 lumens at an 1100:1 contrast ratio so it works well in venues with a fair amount of ambient light. ...
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Sharp XVZ10000U
Building on the success of the award winning XV-Z9000U, SharpVision introduces the next generation in Home Theater: The XV-Z10000U high definition Digital Light Processing (DLP) front projector. Utilizing the new Mustang ...


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