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#ParasolStars #RogueGaming #RatalaikaGames #ININ #Taito Xavier S H (gamertag) reviews the retro platformer port Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III. Capture a piece of retro gaming now playable on your modern console with Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III. This third installment of the Taito classic brings nostalgic platformer charm at a budget friendly price point of nine, ninety-nine Euros or just under eleven U.S. dollars. In Parasol Stars you can play in several different modes and supports either single or two-player. Armed with your trusty parasol imbued with magical power-ups you can use it to shield, stun or attack. You have a choice of two characters to play, either Bubby or Bobby, as you traverse various levels and enemies collecting numerous power-ups including save points, which you will need due to limited lives. The controls and gameplay are basic, as was to be expected from a retro port. I found Parasol Stars a fun and relaxing game to play along with being challenging in terms of figuring out how to solve some levels and unlock power-ups. For example, you will only be using a couple of buttons on a modern controller, but those buttons will have a different function based on whether you are tapping or holding the button. I found this out by trial and error, whereby holding the button gathered water drops and upon releasing unleashed a powerful attack that helped clear the level. I give Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III 8 out of 10. Parasol Star was developed by Taito Corporation and its Western publishing partner is ININ. The game is available for Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5 and Xbox. Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III was played on an Xbox One and a review code was provided for this report! Watch for on-going gameplay at YouTube dot com slash RogueMediaGaming and periodic livestream at twitch dot tv slash roguemediagaming. Also catch our review of another title in this Bubble Bobble series, Bubble Bobble 4 Friends: The Baron is Back from December of twenty-twenty and until next time, Play Like a Rogue!

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#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for July 16, 2024. The meeting began with an update on county transit services. Then a Listen & Learn Facilities and Mid-Year Capital Projects update with EMA and Facilities Director, Jon Kochis. https://www.fairfieldema.com/ Public Comments began at 21:26 and ran through 25:35 with a group from Citizens for Fair Fields came to speak with Joshua Berry of Walnut Township speaking for the group and again asking for the Commissioners to act on the draft resolution presented to Commission four weeks ago; specifically prohibiting what is known as the Eastern Cottontail Project citing provisions within Ohio Senate Bill 52. The group is asking for action within the existing 90-day pre-application status window. (https://citizensforfairfields.org/). The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-07.16.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-07.16.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

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#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for July 9, 2024. The meeting began with another recognition for Fisher Catholic Boys 4x800 Relay Team winning the State Championship. Then an update with Humane Society Executive Director, Corey Schoonover. Public Comments began at 14:28 and ran through 22:59 with a group from Citizens for Fair Fields came to speak with Celina McCord of Millersport speaking for the group and asking for the Commissioners to act on the draft resolution presented to Commission three weeks ago; specifically prohibiting what is known as the Eastern Cottontail Project citing provisions within Ohio Senate Bill 52. The group is asking for action within the existing 90-day pre-application status window. (https://citizensforfairfields.org/). Also, an update from Habitat for Humanity. (https://www.habitat.org/) The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-07.09.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-07.09.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

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#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for June 25, 2024. The meeting began with several recognitions/proclamations. The first being the retirement of County employees, Mike and Kristi Arter. The second being for Fisher Catholic Boys 4x800 Relay Team winning the State Championship. Public Comments began at 6:40 and ran through 12:20 with Lancaster resident Ray Stemen offering prayer for those in County government would achieve their God-given and directed goals. Then a group from Citizens for Fair Fields came to speak with Jef Willliamsen of Baltimore speaking for the group and asking for the Commissioners to act on the draft resolution presented to Commission the previous week; specifically prohibiting what is known as the Eastern Cottontail Project citing provisions within Ohio Senate Bill 52. The group is asking for action due to time limit constraints. (https://citizensforfairfields.org/) The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-06.25.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-06.25.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for June 18, 2024. The first scheduled agenda item was a Listen & Learn with Jeannie Philips-Ball of Freedom's Never Free. http://www.freedomsneverfree.com/ Next, there was a discussion of stop loss pool within the County's health benefits with Deputy County Administrator, Jeff Porter, Kate Hubben and Jim Dustin of NFP. https://www.nfp.com/ The stop loss discussion led into Jeff Porter also reviewing personnel policy. Public Comments began at 1:04:00 and ran through 1:09:13 with Lancaster resident Ray Stemen offering prayers for all those in County government. Then a group from Citizens for Fair Fields came to the dais with Melissa Hoover-Conner of Walnut Township speaking for the group and asking for the Commissioners for a resolution specifically prohibiting what is known as the Eastern Cottontail Project citing provisions within Ohio Senate Bill 52. (https://citizensforfairfields.org/) The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-06.18.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-06.18.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for June 11, 2024. The meeting began with ceremonial proclamations and recognition of Cara Finney the Ohio START Champion of the Year. https://ohiostart.org/ Then there was a Public Assistance Fraud Update with Heather Shields, Fraud & Benefit Recovery Supervisor. The Commission then went into Executive Session to discuss "Security Matters" at approximately 9:28a and returned to Public Session around 9:58a. Upon return, Public Comments began with only Sherry Pymer of Walnut Township speaking. Sherry spoke again about multiple (5) project numbers associated with current/grandfathered Industrial Solar projects and asked the Commissioners for a resolution opposing the Eastern Cottontail Project. (https://citizensforfairfields.org/) The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-06.11.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-06.11.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for June 4, 2024. The meeting began with a Listen & Learn presentation from Economic and Workforce Development Director, Rick Szabrak. https://www.fairfieldcountyohioworkforcecenter.gov/ Public Comments began at 39:52 and ran through 46:44. Ray Stemen of Lancaster was first to speak and spoke about the need for leaders to have a moral code based on Biblical principles and offered a Christian prayer. The only other speaker was Sherry Pymer of Walnut Township. Sherry spoke about how the existing Industrial Solar project named Eastern Cottontail is showing multiple project numbers which if valid would mean substantially more land being utilized than has been publicly known. (https://citizensforfairfields.org/) The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-06.04.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-06.04.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #ADAMH #CommunityDevelopment The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for May 28, 2024. Meeting was joined and captured in-progress by Rogue Media Reports. The meeting began with a Listen & Learn presentation from ADAMH Executive Director Marcy Fields and followed by ADAMH Board interviews with Dr. Cenell Boach and Baylie Evans. Next, the second hearing of the Community Development Block Grant was conducted within and part of the Commissioners' Meeting. Public Comments portion was delayed, beginning at 1:06:14 and the only comment was made off camera / podium thanking the Commissioners for the Industrial Solar Exclusionary Zone vote. The rest of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-05.28.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-05.28.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

#JBS #RebeccaTerrell #DiabolicOrigins #GreatReset With the dawn of the Great Reset made possible by the COVID debacle, the conspiratorial wolf is finally beginning to emerge from its sheep’s clothing. In fact, the more Deep State operators openly promote their true agenda, the less we should call it “hidden” or even refer to it as a “conspiracy.” Yet it is the same scheme — couched in new trappings — that has been at work for centuries under other names throughout history, and always with the same goal of overthrowing both church and state and implementing tyranny. It is the reason Robert Welch founded The John Birch Society in 1958. Rebecca Terrell traces the diabolic origins of the Great Reset and reveals what we can do to combat it. https://jbs.org/

#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The special meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' May 21, 2024. The regular meeting was held prior and while not recorded by Rogue Media Reports, the agendas are linked in this description. This special meeting was in regard to a resolution declaring unincorporated areas in Fairfield County (13 Townships) exclusionary zones for Industrial Solar Development. Support and opposition speakers were given approximately three minutes each to address the commissioners. The motion did pass with a vote of 2-0 with the third Commissioner Davis abstaining to vote. Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-05.21.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-05.21.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-05.21.24-special.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #KyleKemper #JustinTrudeau #Covid19 Half-brother of Justin Trudeau, Kyle Kemper speaks out on how the COVID19 crisis was handled, in this interview with host Tucker Carlson.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #MolsonHart #JeffBezos #AmazonBusinessPractices Tucker Carlson interviews Molson Hart, CEO of Viahart about his experiences of being a vendor through Amazon.

#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for May 7, 2024. Note the previous week's meeting was held off-site and not livestreamed. The meeting began with some recognitions, namely the birthday of Commissioner Dave Levacy. Next was the introduction of new IT Team Member, Xavier Smith. This was followed by a Hunter's Run Conservancy District Assessment Update from Lindel Jackson. (https://www.huntersruncd.org/) Public Comments began at 39:53 and ran through 46:38. Ray Stemen of Lancaster was first to speak and thanked people in the meeting room for their support during the recent death of his wife Judy. Ray then talked about the need to return to Biblical instruction and Constitutional governance. Ray concluded with a Christian prayer penned by Judy from 1988. The only other speaker was Sherry Pymer of Walnut Township. Sherry spoke about the upcoming May 12th hearing on Industrial Solar Exclusionary Zones and that there was some potentially contradictory information being circulated in the County's name to at least one of the Townships. (https://citizensforfairfields.org/) The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-05.07.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-05.07.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #TaraReade #AsylumInRussia #BidenSexAssault Former Senate aide Tara Reade credibly accused Joe Biden of sexual assault. Now the DOJ is after her and she’s moved to Russia seeking political asylum. Tucker Carlson spoke to her in Moscow.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #FelixRodriquez #CheGuevara Tucker Carlson interviews one of the last people to speak with Che Guevara before his execution in 1967; CIA officer Felix Rodriquez.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #TuckerMax #Womanizer If you remember Tucker Max from his books about drunken womanizing, you may be shocked to find out what he’s doing now. Tucker Carlson interviews him and the remarkable turnaround in his life.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #DanBAll #OAN #Censorship #1A Democrats are attacking the First Amendment by trying to shut down One America News (OAN) for criticizing them. All this sounds illegal, and it is, but is happening! Tucker Carlson interviews one of the network's hosts at the center of the storm, Dan Ball to discuss.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #Aleksandr Dugin #RussianNationalism Aleksandr Dugin is the most famous political philosopher in Russia. His ideas are considered so dangerous, the Ukrainian government murdered his daughter and Amazon won’t sell his books. Tucker Carlson talked to him in Moscow.

#TuckerOnTwitter #TuckerOnX #TCNonX #JeremyCarl #UnprotectedClass #Racism Tucker Carlson interviews author Jeremy Carl on how anti-white racism is tearing America apart!

#RogueMediaReports #FairfieldCounty #CommissionersMeeting #PublicComments #VoxPopuli #IndustrialSolar The full meeting of the Fairfield County Commissioners' weekly meeting for April 23, 2024. This report dedicated to the memory of Judith (Colby) Stemen) The meeting began with a Listen & Learn presentation on Public Health with Fairfield County Health Commissioner, Joe Ebel. https://www.fairfieldhealth.org/ Next, First Quarter 2024 Budget Review with Budget Director, Bart Hampson. Then a special public hearing regarding the adoption of a Roadway Design Manual for Unincorporated Areas of Fairfield County. Public Comments portion followed, beginning at 36:19 and running through 45:17. Note: some speakers were hard to understand their names or addresses. First to speak was Sherry Pymer of Walnut Township and Citizens for Fair Fields (www.CitizendForFairFields.org). She talked about lingering issues regarding the Industrial Solar exclusionary zones leading up to the public hearing May 21, 2024. https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/pdf/Resolution-2024-04.16.a.pdf Jo Price (?) then came on behalf of Ray Stemen to say prayer for the County Commissioners and the passing of his wife Judy Stemen. (Ray and Judy were devoted regulars at the Commissioners' Meetings for years.) The last two speakers were Carpenter Union representatives speaking in favor of Industrial Solar and indicated half-truths are being told by the opposition, with their main arguments being the jobs created by the projects. The first of the two was Jeremy Welch and the other was too hard to understand his name. https://www.cmwcarpenters.com/leadership/ The remainder of the meeting were items related to the regular Legal Update and County Administrative Update(s) and the commission's "voting pattern". The commissioners then adjourned while going into Executive Session. Agenda Links: https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/review-agenda-04.23.24.pdf https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/agenda/agenda-04.23.24.pdf This is a recording off a public access Microsoft TEAMS Meeting. This will be an on-going series whenever possible to capture the regular meetings. More information about the County Commissioners' meetings can be found at https://www.co.fairfield.oh.us/COMMISH/. We also encourage more online and most importantly, in-person participation. The meetings occur most Tuesday mornings at 9:00a at 210 E. Main Street, Third Floor, Lancaster, OH 43130.