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Standard B/G (Golgari) Combo Counters G/U/B (Sultai, BUG) Ramp
allthetiredhorses Score: 13
Land (22)
- 2x Drowned Catacomb
- 4x Forest
- 2x Hinterland Harbor
- 1x Island
- 1x Overgrown Tomb
- 3x Rogue's Passage
- 5x Swamp
- 4x Woodland Cemetery
Sorcery (2)
Creature (24)
- 4x Axebane Guardian
- 4x Corpsejack Menace
- 3x Duskmantle Seer
- 4x Experiment One
- 3x Fog Bank
- 3x Necropolis Regent
- 3x Primordial Hydra
Enchantment (6)
Instant (6)
Sideboard (15)
The deck has gone through many phases but I think I'm almost settled on the composition. Suggestions and criticisms are still wanted!
I'm looking for opinions/ suggestions on the composition of the number of cards as well as weaknesses in the deck.
Thanks for all the +1's and advice/suggestions! I'm always looking to improve my decks so don't hesitate to comment!
Wondering if I should mainboard Rancor ? If so, what should I remove, Tragic Slip ? Or a mix of cards. Deck seems to be quite strong without it but the one drop, trample, attack boost, is so tempting.
The deck has also been modified of late to fit my budget. No abrupt decay or shocklands as they don't fit monetarily.
I've thought about replacing Necropolis Regent with Desecration Demon to fit the mana curve better. Also DD with Corpsejack Menace would combo for further counters any time someone wants to tap it. Thoughts?
Dreg Mangler , Treasured Find and Golgari Charm , Wild Beastmaster are all great cards for this deck :)
October 1, 2012 4:48 p.m.
Maybe Gatecreeper Vine
October 2, 2012 7:28 p.m.
MonkeyDerp says... #3
i had to read this multiple times before i noticed something that unsettled me. the lack of Lotleth Troll .
October 2, 2012 9:41 p.m.
Lotleth Troll would be pretty impressive in this kind of creature-heavy deck. Agreed. There's so "scavengy" stuff to discard so troll would be enjoying nice double meals.
October 3, 2012 2:35 a.m.
allthetiredhorses says... #5
Will definitely add Lotleth Troll !
October 3, 2012 8:47 a.m.
Try adding some Champion of Lambholt too. You have 31 creatures + Corpsejack Menace ability, so he'll get really strong, and your opponent probably won't be able to block.
October 3, 2012 10:23 a.m.
card:Death's Presence would be great with the Corpsejack Menace .
October 3, 2012 11:12 p.m.
allthetiredhorses says... #8
card:Death's Presence fits perfectly into the counters combos but the mana is a bit high. And I would and Champion of Lambholt but the deck is running really smoothly so far. I may add the champ to the sideboard or keep it close.
October 4, 2012 12:22 p.m.
Still think can be to fragile how it works. Rest in Peace and few Supreme Verdict would completly ruim the the game. You have 31 creatures, but strong creatures that can win the game are just few of them.
October 4, 2012 12:45 p.m.
I'm not quite sure if it would fit, but I'm going to go ahead and suggest Grisly Salvage because it did me wonders in the prerelease.
October 4, 2012 2:29 p.m.
AncientDragon999 says... #11
Nice deck, the only suggestions I have are that card:Jarad's Orders would be very helpful for finding a creature and scavanging, and that Necropolis Regent is a bit high for your mana curve... although it works well, so replacing it is up to you.
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October 4, 2012 9:01 p.m.
allthetiredhorses says... #12
I've thought about replacing Necropolis Regent with Desecration Demon to fit the mana curve better. Also DD with Corpsejack Menace would combo for further counters any time someone wants to tap it. Thoughts?
October 5, 2012 8:19 a.m.
AncientDragon999 says... #13
That's a very good idea! I believe that Desecration Demon will work better than Necropolis Regent so I say go for it. With Corpsejack Menace on the field, it could get nasty very fast.
October 5, 2012 9:22 a.m.
HollowClyde says... #14
Desecration Demon is really weak in late game, seen tons of player play it out when they need defense. problem with Desecration Demon is that if someone wants to get past it they will. I would rather go for Necropolis Regent , okey its three black mana but you got mana fix or you could switch them out for Grisly Salvage .
October 20, 2012 10:38 p.m.
HollowClyde says... #15
Or undying could work good like Young Wolf and that Strangleroot Geist .With Corpsejack Menace you could buff them up good depending on how many you got out on the battlefield.
October 20, 2012 10:42 p.m.
MonkeyDerp says... #16
October 21, 2012 9:23 a.m.
allthetiredhorses says... #17
Thanks for the help so far! I had earlier versions with Increasing Savagery but then i had to skimp on removal which made things a bit difficult. I'll definitely sideboard and test it out in upcoming games. I've also removed Desecration Demon in favor of removal, as HollowClyde mentioned, it was not very effective mid-late game.
October 21, 2012 5:33 p.m.
tommyjohn05 says... #18
you need blue rings in this deck. hex proof on command is so good. plus on an early Fog Bank = good game. i would also recommend 1 Diabolic Revelation and/or card:Sphinx's Revelation instead of running essence harvests. I mean if u dont get the right combo Essence Harvest is a dead card. Tragic Slip is not good in this deck because you dont have much removal to combo it with you could put in Ultimate Price to combo better with Tragic Slip instead of Essence Harvest . I think Slitherhead should be replaced with Deathrite Shaman . Also i would take out 1 Primordial Hydra and put a Tree of Redemption in. Although Dreg Mangler is a great card I think either 1 Gatecreeper Vine and 2 Trestle Troll better fit the deck. In the end its up to you, if you run more defenders i would also run a Door to Nothingness as an alternate win con.
October 25, 2012 4:38 a.m.
No need for Gravecrawler go with Young Wolf or Deathrite Shaman instad
October 25, 2012 7:45 a.m.
TheJackness says... #20
I like this deck with some blue in it. I have a similar deck running with the addition of Predator Ooze . It's called Count Me In!
December 12, 2012 10:25 p.m.
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|Date added
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|Last updated
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This deck is Standard legal.
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|#52 on 2012-10-05
Revision 2 (2 years ago)
|Fog Bank
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When the Garcia family got the news that their new baby boy was deaf and mute, they were devastated. "I was born with no ears at all," says Ramiro Garcia. "It was a bittersweet moment for my parents. They had the joy of having a baby, but the sadness of having a child that couldn't hear or speak."
Twenty-eight years later, Ramiro's story and his amazing singing voice have been launched into fame thanks to his audition on this season's "American Idol." But his road to the largest singing competition in the country was nothing but tortuous.
He knew he was different growing up. "People could see that I had no ears and made fun of me. I didn't want to go to school. I cried myself to sleep, but my parents loved me," Ramiro reminisces. His grandmother encouraged his parents and constantly prayed for him. "God has a plan for his life," she would always say. At age 4, doctors discovered that Ramiro had an eardrum that functioned and began the process of trying to correct his condition through surgery and speech therapy.
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So the baseball writers failed to elect anyone to the Baseball Hall of Fame this time around. It's going to be some celebration in Cooperstown this summer. Especially if the names Jacob Ruppert, Hank O'Day and Deacon White mean anything at all to you.
Ruppert was a former New York Yankees owner, O'Day a turn-of-the-century umpire and White, a catcher from the 1800s. I'm skeptical that any will draw much of a crowd. This is the first year since 1965 that there won't be a living inductee.
With Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds on the ballot, the 2013 vote was clearly a referendum on the steroids era. Neither of those players, who owned otherwise impeccable credentials, were supported by even 40 percent of the voters. They needed 75 percent for election. Those voters included the likes of Howard Bryant, who admitted to submitting a blank ballot, which counted against everyone.
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To cast a vote for the baseball Hall of Fame one needs to be a member of the Baseball Writers Association for ten consecutive years. That's it. You're in and you're in for life.
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I am building an application that authentificates it's users on an LDAP Server (Active Directory). I am using the LdapExtLoginModule of
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However I have to get further infos from the ldap Server. For example I need the name and surname of a user. To do this I am currently using a javax.naming.context and a Filter on the Attributes I am intrested in.
Furthermore I wan't to map the rolename from the ldapname to a name we use inside our application for authorization purposes. To achieve this we used the <security-role-ref> element in the web.xml
So a call to isUserInRole("Leader") returns true for an admin. I do this to be more independent of the underlying ldap representation of the roles.
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The application has some methods where a groupleader displays data of the members of the group he is in. So in ldap he is member of the groupleader-group and member of the group that he leads.
username ldap-rolename application-role-name Bob groupleader, workgroup1 Leader, Group1 ------- Bill accountant, workgroup1 Acc, Group1 Monica accountant, workgroup1 Acc, Group1 John accountant, workgroup1 Acc, Group1
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Also on a more general note; Is this the right way to represent groups in an ActiveDir? I think it is a bit strange because on one hand the ldap groups are used to denote the role of an user (Leader) and on the other hand the ldap groups are used to organize the workforce into workgroups.
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Well, I'm not sure if I understood all that, but here's some answers that may help.
First, I've discovered that a lot of people tend to think of "role" as being related to a person or a group of people. The
security role is actually related to a
business function
. That is actually more flexible, since in the real world, job responsibilities tend to shift and as they shift, the security needs of the system's users shift too in order to carry out those responsibilities. That's one of the reasons why a user can participate in multiple roles. If the boss goes on holiday, the #2 may be given the ability to maintain user accounts, for example.
Requiring the role names to be coded in the application to be the same as they are in the authentication data repository would be limiting, so there is a provision in web.xml to map the external role names (LDAP, in your case) to the actual role names you reference in your application. I don't remember the exact XML elements that do that, but they're there.
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The yen reached the strongest level against the greenback since Sept. 15, when Japan sold the nation's currency as it hit a 15-year high that threatened to derail an export-led recovery. The dollar fell against 15 of its 16 most-traded counterparts, with the Swiss franc reaching parity, as investors sought a refuge from erosion in the purchasing power of the greenback.
"It's the threat of increasing the balance sheet that is weighing on the dollar," said Jessica Hoversen, a Chicago-based analyst at the futures broker MF Global Holdings Ltd. "It put the dollar in an unfortunate position versus some of the relatively higher-grossing currencies."
The dollar fell 1.4 percent to 1.3248 per euro at 4:26 p.m. in New York, the weakest since Aug. 9, from 1.3061 yesterday. The yen strengthened 0.7 percent to 85.09 per dollar from 85.69. The Swiss franc appreciated 0.8 percent to 0.9968 per dollar, the strongest since Sept. 15, from 1.0048 yesterday.
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Increased pressure on the Fed to resume quantitative easing, or the large-scale purchase of debt, could push the dollar to weaken against the yen, said Alan Ruskin, global head of Group-of-10 foreign-exchange strategy at Deutsche Bank AG in New York.
Japan unilaterally intervened in foreign exchange markets on Sept. 15 for the first time since 2004. While that helped the currency slump 3.3 percent on the day, it has since climbed 0.8 percent.
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Japan's move drew a rebuke from Luxembourg Prime Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs meetings of euro-region finance ministers. Juncker said that the group was "insisting" Japanese authorities "step back from unilateral interventions," speaking in Brussels last week.
The FOMC was expected to refrain from expanding its balance sheet by purchasing securities, according to 60 of 64 analysts surveyed Sept. 16-17. Fifty-four of 63 economists said the Fed would leave unchanged a sentence in its statement saying high unemployment and low inflation warrant "exceptionally low" rates for an "extended period."
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We've been highly critical of the brominated and chlorinated flame retardant chemicals added to nearly all foam-plastic rigid insulation today as well as the high-global-warming-potential blowing agents used in extruded polystyrene (see Can We Replace Foam Insulation?). I would love to see affordable alternatives. They could be new formulations of polystyrene or polyisocyanurate that doesn't require flame retardants or inorganic materials that are inherently noncombustible (see our review of cool new products from Greenbuild for some advances). I'm intrigued by advanced ceramics and could imagine a foamed ceramic insulation being developed that meets these criteria.
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We need to dramatically improve the energy performance of existing houses (see The Challenge of Existing Homes: Retrofitting for Dramatic Energy Savings), and one important strategy for doing that is to carry out "deep energy retrofits" by adding a thick layer of rigid insulation on the exterior and installing window surrounds to extend the window openings out to the new outer plane. The easier and cheaper we can make this addition the better, as long as we adequately provide for air leakage control, drying potential, and other aspects of building science. This calls for a really good system—perhaps some or all of it prefabricated.
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I've written frequently about the tremendous innovation we've seen in the world of air-source heat pumps, particularly the minisplit systems from such companies as Mitsubishi, Daikin, and Fujitsu. The Mitsubishi unit we recently installed kept our new house toasty with the temperature dipping to –5°F last week, and it should be fine down to –13°F. But I'd like to see operability down to –20. I'd also like to see affordable air-to-water heat pumps that can deliver high enough temperatures to be effective for baseboard hot water (hydronic) heating.
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There have been dramatic improvements in LED (light-emitting diode) lighting in the past few years, but we need more improvement if the market share of LEDs is to surpass that of incandescent and compact fluorescent lighting. I'd like to see LED lights delivering 100 lumens of light per watt of electricity consumption while producing light quality comparable to that of incandescent light bulbs (color rendering index or CRI of 90 or higher), with heat management technology good enough that manufacturers can provide a five-year warranty—and all this at an unsubsidized retail price of $5 or less. I think all that will be doable soon.
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2013 saw the introduction of the first inverter for grid-connected solar-electric (PV) systems that allows electricity to be delivered during the daytime when the grid is down (the vast majority of grid-connected PV systems can't do this—see Islandable Solar—PV For Power Outages). We installed one of these at our new place. But when a battery system is added to a grid-connected PV system so that electricity can be delivered to critical-load circuits, the cost usually goes up by $10,000 or more. I'd like to see the brightest engineers put their efforts into bringing the cost of this down to what would be spent for a good-quality, whole-house generator (about $5,000). Today's batteries are expensive, so this goal will be a challenge, but I think there would be strong demand for such a system.
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I'm a huge fan of wind power, but I remain troubled by news of bird and bat fatalities (see Utility Fined for Eagle Deaths Linked to Wind Turbines). It should be possible to develop systems that somehow warn off birds and bats. Perhaps high-frequency sound could be generated—too high-pitched for our ears—but noisy to birds and bats who get close. High-frequency noise tends to attenuate quickly, so perhaps such acoustic systems wouldn't affect nearby residents.
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B.M.C. Audio is a German high-performance audio company that is distributed in the U.S. by Aaudio Imports. B.M.C's latest product, the $7,990 AMP M2 monoblock amplifier is rated to deliver 200 watts into 8 ohms and 380 watts into 4 ohms.
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The turmoil at First Union Corp. is putting new emphasis on returns from the company's capital markets group.
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^^You're certainly entitled to approach your family in your own way, but it's kind of excessive to assume that any family that's divided is somehow that way because one or both of its parents are deadbeats. What about military families? What about people who get married and have kids and then go off to serve in distant countries to make sure their spouses and kids remain safe? Are they bad parents in your eyes?
You're kidding me right. Christopher, I'd really like you to find where I'm accusing any parent of being a 'deadbeat'. I will say that this military argument can go one of two ways - first is, yes, the person who chooses to be in the military does make that choice - and I wouldn't do it if I had young children personally, but there ya go. I'm not really certain how I feel about other people who choose that - but ultimately, my feelings about that are really not at all relevant to a discussion about a Starfleet officer who HAS a choice (unlike someone in the military) to bring their family along, or choose a different posting. She's got LOTS of alternate choices, and to make it seem otherwise is a disservice. And since you seem to hold no problem asking about how I choose to approach my family, I suppose I can ask if you even have kids, something I would think might give some more insight into how difficult it might be to leave them behind.
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And even if her husband had agreed to follow Kadohata aboard ENT, one could argue that having young children on a ship in times of war (and the Borg invasion(s) count as such) is questionable at best, even if the ships themselves may be designed for this... and you can't always evacuate them before an attack. I know I'd be exceedingly distracted if any children of mine were in our quarters (or whereever on the ship) and I couldn't be with them... I think even more so than if they weren't around on the ship at all.
Also, I didn't get the impression that the Ent-E was a family-ship like the D was, it's much smaller after all... Would it even have been possible for her family to stay on Enterprise, or would have Kadohata had to transfer to another ship in order to have her family with her?
See, this argument doesn't really work for me when the Captain and his wife and future child will all be remaining with the Enterprise I'm sure. And no one is 'safe' anywhere - it's all relative. Yes, staying home is safer than being on a starship. But what if the base where her family live is attacked while she's away, relatively safer in her starship with it's defenses against the Borg.
Ultimately, I feel I've completely derailed this topic, which was not my intention. I gave my reasons for not liking Miranda, I already knew the reasons the authors feel she's made the 'right' choice, as it's clear from the portrayal, and the answers have only reinforced that. I think there were other choices here, and so I find I've got a problem with her. Doesn't stop me from reading, or enjoying, the stories you've presented.
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A survey of per-capita donations to animal protection organizations around the country brings state averages to light, reveals areas that are lagging, and indicates the need for better record-keeping and tracking of giving trends.
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The history of avian influenza is both frightening and fascinating. While the majority of the U.S. population is focused on the worst-case scenario'that the virus will mutate in a way that allows it to spread easily from human to human, causing a global pandemic'those involved in animal protection have reason for concern about even a milder outbreak.
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Stepping out for an early morning pick-me-up in chilly Santa Monica today (October 25), Jennifer Garner, Ben Affleck and little Seraphina Affleck went to breakfast as a family.
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Review for Nevada P E P Inc, Las Vegas, NV, USA
Nevada PEP has been instrumental in supporting families with special needs chidren. I have been involved with this wonderfulorganization for many years. The advocates have helped many of the families that I come in contact with.
Many families experiece frustration when looking fro educational supports for their children.Nevada PEP works closely with many districts throuchout the state of Nevada to provide assistance for the families of these children.Students have a far greater chance to succeed within an educational setting when Nevada PEP is involved!!


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Green Bay, Wisconsin, Take Steps to Find a Cure!
Our Take Steps walks offer a wonderful day for family, friends and the community to celebrate all of the efforts that have been put forth in raising funds towards our mission. Our walk events are filled with elive music, food, kids' entertainment, educational materials, and, of course, wonderful exposure for our corporate partners.
Take Steps for Crohn's & colitis is a family friendly community walk dedicated to raising awareness and mission-critical funds for cures for digestive diseases. In the past five years alone, we succeeded in bringing together thousands of people and raised nearly $60 million to help further CCFA's mission.
92 cents of every dollar raised goes towards breakthrough research, public and professional education, and patient support services in communities across the nation.
Register today. Join thousands of others in the fight against digestive diseases.


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Teens In Partnership (TIP) is a youth advisory board consisting of students grades 8-12 who live in Anne Arundel County and are committed to making a difference in our community concerning the issues of underage drinking and substance abuse.
The mission of the Teens in Partnership Youth Advisory Board is to encourage our peers to choose drug free lives by providing education on the effects of alcohol and drug abuse, promoting drug-free alternatives and acting as a resource for teens seeking assistance with related issues.
The TIP Youth Advisory Board meets monthly to develop and implement ideas to further our mission.
Another project we are currently working on is this website. We have included local resources relating to alcohol and substance abuse prevention and treatment, an open forum where teens can ask anonymous questions to a professional drug and alcohol counselor and links to cool websites. This website is a work in progress and although it is still under construction we hope that visitors will keep checking back to see what's new! Feel free to email us. Your comments and suggestions are always welcomed.
And remember, it's your choice - CHOOSE TO BE DRUG FREE!
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