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Wow! I certainly wasn't expecting this -- with the prestigious nominees coming before, I'm not so certain the honor isn't something of a loose fit, but I trust anonymous's judgement well enough, so we shall have a few words about me.
I was born (or so the videotapes claim) on the sixth of August 1987, which, as the observant will notice, ensures that if I ever become important I will surely become part of the 42 mythos. I spent my early childhood being a complete prodigy; apparently at three or so I could say 'the gray cat sits on the wall' in twenty-seven languages, add, divide, subtract, and so on. Of course, there exist natural stabilizers, and so I came down with a rather severe case of meningitis, along with a 106 fever, and lost it all. To this day I'm not so good with math; in the abstract I think of this as perhaps similar to the kick in the head Lincoln received which likely made him who he was, politically speaking.
And blaming my politics on subtle brain damage isn't too uncommon, so I'm going with that.
I spent two years of my late boyhood on the Carribean island of Dominica as the son of a medical student, which probably had as much of an influence on me as anything. After returning, I lived in Las Vegas for some years as an utter social outcast, with a brief stint in New York around 2000, and there I live to this day.
I define myself, in belief terms, as a Quaker and a small-s socialist (although perhaps, as of 2008, a big-S socialist as well). The Quakers primarily believe that an inner light guides us all to do the right thing -- and so it is only through discussion and debate that the ultimate Truth can be found. We are also pretty much the only directly Christian church which 'moral majority' politics actively persecute, which is always fun.
As far as socialism goes... well, the idea that it's any capable man's obligation to help his fellow man in need might not be popular, but stranger things have caught on before.
In my spare time, I do a lot of things. I am the perennial funny-man of a website -- the link leads to a brief and, relative to the rest, inoffensive introduction -- which has been around since mid-2001. I write but not well, to any publishable length, or (thus far) to any success. I debate, I oratorize, I play the viola very badly, and on occasion I attribute to Emily Dickenson pornographic poetry which I have written in her style. I'm also on a quiz team, but that's not so important. I'm not a bad person to know, and I'm known to make people laugh. I'm also known to piss people off, sometimes at the same time. My comedy is better than my drama, and I'm surprised, more than anything, that the latter is likely to be what I'm known for.
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A Bunch Of Twisty Little AARs, All Different: Variations On Theodoros: EU2. Computer gets sent back in time, Crimeans prosper. I'm very likely to go back to work on this one at some point in the distant future; it's probably my favorite to write and play out of any AAR I have.
Gatherer of Clouds: A Russian Odyssey: Vicky. Russian non-story AAR, which I will update from time to time.
Unmitigated Copyright Infringement: A Col*U*mbian AAR: Vicky. Columbian AAR, humorous -- may remain dead, may come back, who knows.
Theft, Rhetoric, and Fixed Bayonets: The Lone StAAR Empire: Vicky. Texas. Story AAR; if you're reading this you either already know it or probably should.
Other Projects:
Project Vespucci: What would have happened if Europeans had never discovered America? Project Vespucci, a pet project of mine, goes on and makes a scenario about it.
In addition to this, I am a well-known and, by some gauges, well-respected figure in the Spiderweb Software community.
Right now I am more or less hooked on The Rebirth of the Celestial Kingdom, Fear Russia!, Gustavus Envy, and Advantages without Obligations. Which certainly isn't to say I haven't read and enjoyed your AAR.
In the future I hope to attend Reed College in Portland, OR -- for what, I'm not entirely certain -- write fiction, and move into politics like kudzu. Oh, and start a band with some friends of mine up there. So far we've got a tone-deaf songwriter, an Asian chick who supposedly plays the guitar, me, and a fat man.
I plan to continue Theft, Rhetoric, and Fixed Bayonets in HOI2 when it is available, but beyond that I maintain silence.
I've got a WoW pick for next week, so come Sunday I'll be right on it.


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Seeking justice for his fellow vets
Now retired from the military and from business, Carter still is acting like a medic — only this time, he's helping his fellow veterans who are fighting for their benefits, as well as their lives.
Carter, who lives in McMinnville, is chairman of the C-123 Veterans Association, an organization pushing for justice for the air crew members, medics and nurses who flew in planes that carried Agent Orange during the Vietnam War.
Fifteen hundred to 2,000 people staffed the contaminated planes between 1972 to 1982, Carter said. Some flew in them one year, others the entire time. All were exposed to Agent Orange, raising the likelihood they would contract cancer and other diseases, or give birth to children with defects.
"When we started flying those planes, we knew they've been used for Agent Orange, but we didn't know how dangerous it was," said Carter, a disabled veteran who suffers from cancer and heart problems.
Back then, crews understood neither the toxicity of the chemical nor that exposure was unavoidable in the contaminated planes.
"It was the era of innocence," he said. "We knew it was Agent Orange, but we didn't know about Agent Orange."
If they only had known then what they know now, he said, they could have refused to fly in contaminated planes. As a flight examiner, Carter could have declared them unsafe. Or the Air Force could have had all the former Agent Orange carriers decontaminated.
Instead, crews scrubbed out visible Agent Orange residue the best they could, and used air fresheners in an attempt to cover the residual odor. When the chemicals made pilots too nauseated, they turned back.
Years later, Carter said, the Air Force tested the planes and officially declared them contaminated. But it didn't notify vets that they had been exposed to toxic chemicals — something any private business would have been required to do, he said.
"They decided not to cause us undue stress," Carter said bitterly. "How nice."
Some of the people who flew on the C-123s ended up retiring from the military after completing a career or, like Carter, being injured on duty. They qualify for veteran's benefits, unrelated to any Agent Orange claims.
But many of those who were exposed don't qualify for medical benefits — at least not yet, though Carter aims to change that. He said numerous experts — including his own doctor at the Oregon Health Sciences University — have attested to the fact Agent Orange exposure increases the chance of contracting cancer 200-fold, in additon to causing other kinds of extreme harm.
Yet the Veterans Administration routinely turns down claims from members of C-123 flight crews. That process can take about two years, Carter said, and the ensuring appeal process can take another five.
Appeals filed so far have been successful, he said. But the vets, many of them now in their 60s, are left to fend for themselves during the application and appeal process, often burning through their life savings and going into debt to pay for medical treatment.
Some have lost their homes. Some have died wondering whether the families they leave behind will be able to resurface after nearly drowning in bills.
Carter's best friend was one of those. Paul Bailey of New Hampshire, with whom Carter co-founded the C-123 Veterans Association, died Oct. 28 of aggressive prostate cancer.
Bailey spent the last years of his life wrangling with the VA and worrying about expenses. But in a way, he was one of the lucky ones.
Shortly before his death, he called Carter in tears. "I got my benefits," he said. "Now my wife can stay in our home."
The idea that any ill person has to worry and fight for their due offends Carter. The idea that his best friend had to fight the VA in addition to fighting terminal cancer makes him angry.
"They should be able to focus on their health and their family," he said. "They're not supposed to be put through the ringer."
Carter and Bailey were not only best friends, but also lived closely parallel lives. Both Army brats, they grew up in Tacoma and attended Clover Park High School, although they wouldn't meet until years later.
Bailey graduated in 1963 and became a medic in the Army. He would go on to college, earning bachelor's and master's degrees, before entering the Air Force Reserve.
Carter finished high school in 1964 in France, where his father had been transferred by the military.
He enrolled at San Diego State, then transferred to the University of Maryland, before enlisting in the Army. He would finished his degree years later, just before he was commissioned.
Carter trained as a medical corpsman. He was responsible for taking care of 200 men in the field, whether that meant attending to the wounded, lancing boils or checking sanitation and food safety.
He was good at the job, he said, and the job was good for him.
"My attitude was adjusted by being a medic," he said. "No politics. Just caring for people.
"To save somebody's life," he said, "that stays with you forever."
After his tour of duty, Carter transferred to the Air Force Reserve. He combined his volunteer military job with a paying job in marketing and manufacturing.
Not long after that, he met Bailey. They flew together for a few months before realizing their common background in Washington state and the Army.
Based at Westover Air Force Base near Boston, they became close friends as they flew the same flights. They won their commissions on the same day and were the first to salute one another. They deployed together to the Gulf War.
Generally, two medics and two nurses worked together to care for the patients being moved from hospital to hospital — from an Army hospital in Germany to one in the U.S., for instance, or from the battlefield to a treatment center in a safer part of the world.
Sometimes they flew on a C-130, but mostly it was a C-123. Their unit had 24 C-123s assigned to it, 10 of them former Vietnam Agent Orange carriers.
Designed during WWII, the C-123 was prized because its combination of propeller and jet engines allowed it to take off and land on very short airfields. And more than 40 patients could be stacked in its bays.
It wasn't built for comfort, though. The ride was rough, the interior was always either too hot or too cold, and "it had no coffee pot and no bathrooms," Carter said.
The reservists gave the functional planes nicknames, mostly affectionate: Ponderous Polly and Thunderous Pig, for example. They called one "Patches" because it had taken so many hits in Vietnam — hits that had punctured it pressured tanks of Agent Orange, leaving sticky residue in every crevice.
"The C-123 was no Cadillac, but it would get you home," he said. "That was the holy mission."
Nobody thought about the health problems that would surface years later.
Carter retired in the early 1990s, after his injury left him disabled with neck and back problems. Bailey continued on until 2006, when he ended his career at 37 years.
Bailey stayed on the East Coast, while Carter and his wife, Joan, made the move to Oregon in 2002.
"We were looking for a place on the West Coast," he said. "We saw the air museum, we stopped for coffee and we met Elaine Taylor."
He said the retiring school superintendent told them all about the McMinnville, and the chance conversation ended up changing their lives. In fact, they bought Taylor's house when she moved away.
"This is a special town," he said, noting in particular the number of military and civilian aviation workers drawn here by the museum.
Although they were on different sides of the country, Carter and Bailey kept in close touch over the years.
In 2011, when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, Carter phoned his friend. "I have cancer, too," Bailey told him, revealing that he had a more aggressive, faster moving form of the disease.
They knew of many other former colleagues who also were sick: their wing commander, the chief nurse, the flight surgeon, to name but a few. Too many people from a small group for it to be a coincidence.
"All were dying of cancer, ALS, heart disease ... " Carter said. "And all of us had the Agent Orange exposure in common."
So Carter and Bailey formed their group to advocate for C-123 veterans and help them work through the process of getting benefits. Members of the group have testified in Washington, D.C., and recruited members of Congress to their cause, including Oregon's Suzanne Bonamici and Jeff Merkley.
They made YouTube videos, drew up petitions, sent letters to the president. They set up a website, at C123Kcancer.org, and a blog, at C123Kcancer.blogspot.com.
Carter went on to write a book about his group and the roadblocks it has been facing. It's available through the Internet.
Called "Decades of Deception —USAF C-123 Veterans: VA Illegally Denies Agent Orange Claims," the electronic version includes video and audio clips of interviews with veterans.
The cover features a photo of a crew in hazmat suits in front of one of the C-123s — an inspection team suited up for a brief check of the plane before it was destroyed as hazardous waste in 2010.
Carter noted, "When we were in those planes for hours, we wore regular flight suits."
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Congratulations to all the people involved! Thanks for the hard work.
Though I doubt many sane developers would ever see that line above... They'd have to willingly:
- Go through the article that regurgitates links to past news posts, before writing 5 times as much about all the stuff "lacking"
- Read the comments that are for the most part similarly discouraging
What's wrong with saying "nice, keep it up guys!", you know, at least for ONCE?
If you have time to complain, you have time to fix things. Guess what's the smarter alternative?
Since those patents are owned by HTC now and HTC is a member of the Open Invention Network, they could be safely enabled by default on Linux. I guess, rather than disabling those features at all, Mesa devs should check at compiling whether the OS is Linux or not, and disabling them for non-Linux OSes.Mesa still doesn't have S3TC (S3 Texture Compression) support by default nor support for other features like floating-point textures since they are covered by patents.
Judging by the work already done in Mesa for later GL 3.x revisions, we'll have GL 3.3 by the next year.
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The chances of them being invalid are nil.
This is why it's fantastically important to fight patents and IP law whenever possible and stop giving money to corporations, like Apple or Nvidia, that are pro software patents.
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However, this table seems to agree with you. Since both are from apple I don't know what to think now... :S
Newer versions of Catalyst don't support my hardware.
Next month, Debian lenny gets dropped, so no more security updates.. The Catalyst 9.3 drivers won't work in Debian stable (or any other linux distro's current "stable")... If I switch the PC to Windows XP, I can still get my security updates and run Catalyst 9.3. If I switch to any newer Linux distribution with the open source drivers, I have to accept that I'm going to lose some graphics features like MSAA..
Because of the above, the open source drivers are very important.. The underlying Linux OS just isn't supported for long durations (10+ years)like Microsoft does with their service packs. So all developments in the Open source driver should be celebrated because the Proprietary drivers don't last very long if you're running Linux. Although I wished they put out MSAA support before they worked on OpenGL3, I'm sure the people that have OpenGL3 hardware that's about to have their Catalyst drivers retired by the hardware manuf.'s would beg to differ.
I think I'm pretty much SOL at this point.. If I upgrade to a new distro, I lose my MSAA and if I keep using an archived version of Debian then my PC is insecure.
P.S. I have much love for the Debian team.. If it weren't for them supporting their OS for so long, I would have been SOL two years ago instead of now. Peace.
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The chance of US5956431 being marked as invalid is low considering the past history of this patent, however I would have to argue that the chance of this happening is not nil. The legal mess that is the smart phone industry is our best bet for this to happen.
I agree that software patents need to die, but I don't see patent reform going anywhere with the current political environment here in the US. Besides boycotting pro-software patent companies, how do you suggest we go about fighting software patents?


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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
ROLLINSFORD — A man facing charges of negligent homicide and felony level driving while intoxicated for his role in a head-on crash on Route 4 two weeks ago that killed a Minnesota woman and injured her husband while on their honeymoon is scheduled to appear in court today.
Police said Tsopas crashed his Infiniti on Route 4 a short time later, near the intersection of Old Mill Lane. He then attempted to flee the crash scene but was confronted by a man who lives in the neighborhood, according to court documents. Police allege Tsopas struck the man in the face and attempted to hit him with a stick, then fled into a gully, where he was eventually detained by a Dover police officer.


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SPUR's basement archive is a treasure trove of vintage planning reports and books. To make these documents available in digital format, we are daylighting the more interesting artifacts on our blog. Today's find: Market Street Design Report Number 4, published May 9, 1966.
Across the country, cities have realized the urgent need to invest in renewable energy sources. Solar panel installations in San Francisco have grown from 551 in 2007 to more than 2,400 today, largely due to city, state and federal incentives for residents and businesses.
For the July issue of the Urbanist — on how to transform Market Street — we asked Jeffrey Tumlin, principal at transportation planning firm Nelson\Nygaard, to take us on a tour of Market Street's history. To learn about plans for Market Street today, read the July Urbanist.
In Los Angeles, the City Council voted unanimously to put an end to its traffic enforcement camera program. The program, which used cameras to identify drivers who ran red lights at city intersections, had cost Los Angeles 1.5 million dollars a year due to unpaid tickets. On top of the financial issues, studies raised doubt as to whether or not the program was effective in reducing the number of accidents on L.A.
It'd be unthinkable to ban dogs, cats, and many other types of pets in cities. But if you want to raise other types of animals (like chickens, ducks and rabbits) for their eggs or meat, you might run into a lot more regulation.
On July 13, the California Coastal Commission unanimously denied a permit application from the City and County of San Francisco for coastal armoring along the Great Highway South of Sloat Boulevard. The application was submitted by the City's Department of Public Works, which is responsible for the protection of city infrastructure, including the Lake Merced Tunnel, a 14-foot diameter sewer pipe under the Great Highway.
In an effort to combat major gridlock in Midtown Manhattan, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and city transportation officials introduced a 1.6 million dollar program to improve traffic in one of the city's most congested areas.
Taking down a show at the SPUR Urban Center Gallery is always a sad moment. An exhibition is one of the best ways to de-nerdify our policy research and make it accessible to a wide audience. But once it comes down from our walls, we lose that public window into our work. So when we heard about Microsoft's Photosynth technology, we got excited. Photosynth creates a virtual environment by collaging together hundreds of very high resolution photos.
L.A.'s highly hyped "carmageddon" — the two-day closure of the 405 freeway — was not the apocalypse many feared. But it did provide a great showdown of transit alternatives.
In the starting gates were: bikes, mass transit and a plane (chartered by gimmick-savvy Jet Blue).
The stretch of 4th Street between Market Street and the Caltrain station at 4th and King Street may not be one of San Francisco's best-known neighborhoods (at least not yet), but it's an important area for urbanists to be thinking about. Why? Because roughly $1.5 billion will be invested in transit infrastructure here, in the form of the Central Subway. The SF Planning Department has launched a Central Corridor Study...
We are what we eat. It's true for people — but also for cities and regions. The food we consume and the system that produces, distributes and disposes of it are as vital to San Francisco and the Bay Area as our systems for housing, energy, water and governance. That's why SPUR has launched a new Food Systems and Urban Agriculture policy program that will strengthen both the food system within the city and the region's network of farms and distributors.
This year has been a wild one for redevelopment agencies in in California. First California voters passed Proposition 22, which prevented the state from raiding redevelopment agency funds. Then Governor Jerry Brown vowed to abolish redevelopment agencies and got fairly close to doing so. Now redevelopment agencies have once again headed to the chopping block, only this time it's for real.
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In the 1970s, we crossed a global threshold when the rate of human demand for natural resources began to outpace the rate at which nature could provide them. How do we know this? By measuring our "ecological footprint" — natural resource consumption as a function of goods and services purchased. Recently SPUR and the Global Footprint Network released a study of San Francisco's ecological footprint.
Work on Senate Bill 375, California's anti-sprawl legislation, continued last month with a joint meeting of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and Association of Bay Area Governments. The question at hand: Should MTC and ABAG approve a set of five alternative growth scenarios to further analyze? ...
SPUR's 31st annual Good Government Awards, held earlier this year, honored five City of San Francisco employees and teams who have performed exceptionally, becoming models for other agencies and cities around the country.
Since the DeYoung Brothers first founded the The Daily Dramatic Chronicle in 1865, the home of San Francisco's pioneering newspaper has been an incubator for ideas and innovation. Within a decade of its founding, the San Francisco Chronicle had the largest circulation of any newspaper west of the Mississippi River. The company has moved twice since then, and its headquarters buildings have always represented changing ideas about design and planning in the city.
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Like many of her peers, Wendy McCown started her professional beauty career embracing the mindset that she was first and foremost an artist—business wasn't on her radar. "When I went to beauty school 20 years ago, that's the last thing I wanted to think about," says McCown, owner of Signatures Salon in Lake Charles, LA. As a salon owner, she soon began to realize that if she wanted to elevate her establishment to a whole new plateau, it would require her to take more than a business-as-usual approach. "I began working with a coach on business procedures, including cash ow," McCown says. She also set plans in motion for improving staff retention and morale with a concept she devised and dubbed the three-day workweek. It requires stylists to work three 8½-hour days with 30-minute lunch breaks, but maintain a 90 percent productivity level during those eight hours.
"Productivity is measured by the amount of white space in stylists' books," she says. "Essentially, they aren't working more hours than usual— it's just there's no down time while they're working," says McCown, who's in the process of completing an e-book that she can share with fellow salons and who's in continual pursuit of practices she can employ in the salon to ensure continued success. "When it comes right down to it, we want this to be a long-term career," says McCown, who recently became a member of American Salon's new Better Business Network, a program designed to help beauty professionals lead more successful, sustainable and pro table salon businesses.
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PORTSMOUTH — The Level 6 gymnastics team from Atlantic Gymnastics Training Center earned first place at the annual Winter Carnival meet held at Stratham's Cooperative Middle School on January 12th.
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
MILTON — With the arrival of snow, the Milton Winter Carnival Committee has worked hard to update its program for Friday, Feb. 15 and Saturday, Feb. 16. The events and locations are listed below.
9:00 a.m. — 21st Annual MWC Opening Ceremonies Join the MWC Committee, the Milton Homeschool Group & the VFW in Opening the Carnival.
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Lunia Overview
Lunia: Record of Lunia War is a unique 2D fantasy MMORPG. The game plays a lot more like a traditional action arcade game than an MMORPG, as the game is broken down into stages rather than one large persistent world. Lunia has remarkable anime inspired graphics and some of the most engaging music out there. Since its launch, numerous other free to play games have copied its stage based gameplay. The game's playable classes are:
Starting Characters
Sieg (Knight) - Sieg is the generic melee character in Lunia. He has long combo attacks, high hit points and powerful melee attacks. He has however some of the lowest MP in the game and lacks long ranged attacks.
Eir (Healer) - Eir is the 'priest' archetype in Lunia. She has superior healing and supportive skills but has weak melee damage.
Dainn (Wizard) – Dainn is the generic 'wizard' class in Lunia. He has superior offensive capabilities from a distance and can chain long combos. His weakness is that he is extremely vulnerable to melee attacks, as he has low defense and hit points.
Tia (Thief) - Tia is a capable of dealing enormous amounts of damage extremely quickly but lacks the defensive capabilities of the Knight. She can land critical attacks and has faster melee speed than the other characters.
Arien (Archer) - Arien is the newest character to be added to the game. She is capable of dealing large amounts of damage from a distance using her ranged attacks. She is proficient with all bow type weapons.
Krieg El Hati (Paladin) - Like Arien, Krieg is a new character class. He is a hybrid between a warrior and a healer and has powerful melee attacks as well as supportive holy spells.
Unlockable Characters
Lime (Combat Slime)- Lime is capable of dealing incredible amounts of damage on the battlefield. He has superior speed and damage capabilities, but has extremely poor combo capabilities.
Dacy (Ice Puppeteer) - Dacy plays a lot like Dainn, the wizard, but with a slight twist. Instead of casting offensive spells, she can summon dolls to aid her in combat. She has low melee damage and incredibly low hitpoints.
Yuki (Ice Magician)- Yuki is another spell caster like Dainn and Dacy. She is capable of dealing large amounts of damage from a distance with powerful area of effect and homing skills. She has long chainable combos but has low hit points and a weak melee attack.
Lunia Screenshots
Lunia Featured Video
Lunia Review
By, Omer Altay
Lunia is a gorgeously animated unique 2D Fantasy MMORPG currently being published by IJJI. Before I even begin talking about the game, I have to give major props to Allm, the developers of Lunia, for making the game so incredibly different from the generic fantasy MMORPGs that are so common today. The gameplay feels a lot like the old school action arcade game Gauntlet Legends splashed with MMO elements. Lunia's core gameplay takes place on a series of individual with a boss fight at the end of each level. Sort of like the Super Mario games, where there is a world map and you have to beat each level individually before moving onto the next world. The game has an intriguing PvP system, comprehensive crafting and a large population. Plus, the game's developer has been doing a great job keeping it up to date. The game received a major graphical update in August, 2010. If you're looking for a fun anime inspired brawler MMORPG – Lunia is well worth checking out!
Starting Out
Like many other free MMORPGs, the character creation process is quite disappointing. There is absolutely no character customization. Each of the game's classes has their own distinct look and gender which cannot be changed. The five starting classes are Engineer, Thief, Wizard, Healer, Knight, Archer and Dark Princess. The game also has nine unlockable classes which give the game an incredible amount of variety. How many other MMORPGs do you know with 15+ playable classes? Even though the customization is limited, the game more than makes up for it with its large selection of classes. These additional classes can be unlocked by completing quests in the game and completing parts of the game's main storyline. Some of the classes though, are only available through cash-shop purchases. After creating your character and entering the game, you'll find yourself in the town square. This is the persistent-world area of the game where you can get new quests, talk to merchants and interact with other players. It's basically the 'hub' of the Lunia world where players have access to all of the other components of the game. Most of the game however, will take place in the game's 'episodes'.
Levels and Episodes
All of the 'PvE' elements of Lunia take place throughout 'stages' and 'episodes'. A stage is basically a single level while an episode consists of 10 stages. Each episode has its own story arc that relates to the game's main plot. Players can trek through the game's levels by themselves or play with others online by simply waiting for others to join their game rooms before starting. Each of the game's stages are instanced, so other players can't randomly join in. All of the earlier levels are quite easy to solo, but it certainly helps to have some teammates around for the more difficult stages. Since the game has a large population, finding people to play with shouldn't be difficult. When I first started working my way through the first 'episode' I quickly found a few other newbies to adventure with, which made grinding through the episodes more fun. Unlike other MMORPGs, Lunia is not a grinding based game. In fact, the game has absolutely no grinding, as players never have to stay in one area as the game is 'level based', so players will constantly be trekking through the many 'episodes' rather than simply grinding. One complaint with the game's progression system is its linearity. You never get to "explore" a persistent world, like you would in most other MMORPGs, but even so – the game's linearity gives the game a whole lot of direction – so you always know what to do. Another interesting component of Lunia is the game's story – which is presented in bits at the beginning of each stage. Lunia was one of the first free to play MMORPGs to have individual "stages". Due to Lunia's success, other MMORPGs like Soul Master, Divine Souls and Vindictus have used similar stage-based progression.
Action Oriented Combat
One of my favorite aspects of Lunia is its simple, yet fun, action oriented combat. Controls-wise, Lunia is an easy game to grasp, but that doesn't stop the game from being challenging. In some of the later missions, players have to dodge obstacles and fight through hordes of enemies to succeed. In PvP, players have to time their attacks perfectly while making sure to dodge their enemies. It actually takes some time to master, but it's not so difficult that most people will never be able to figure it out (think K-Style'in in GunZ). Lunia was actually one of the first free to play MMORPGs with "brawler" style gameplay. Since its release, countless other games have launched with very similar gauntlet-legends style brawler-like combat. Even though Lunia isn't the newest game, it's still a lot of fun.
An MMORPG with a story?! No way!
Well, Lunia's plot isn't exactly an epic, but the fact that the game even has a story is a huge plus, as most MMORPGs don't even bother including a story. The game developers really went all out with the story, as the game features a mini cut-scene at the beginning of each of the game's stages. Lunia currently has 6 'episodes' with each one having 10 stages. If you do the math, that's 60 short animated scenes worth of storytelling. Now, that's impressive, for an MMORPG at least. The fact that the game is broken down into stages may make it seem like a 'dead end' game upon completing all 60 stages, but don't you fret. Upon finishing all of the stages, players gain access to the game's 'legend' mode which basically ups the difficulty on all of the game's existing stages. So in order to 'fully' complete Lunia's PvE component, players have to trek through a whopping 120+ stages. By the time casual players even come close to finishing all of the game's content, odds are the folks over at IJJI will release additional content updates to add new episodes. Unfortunately, hardcore gamers will be left with little to do after they finish all of the game's episodes. Aside from the game's story and level structure, Lunia simply has a lot to offer.
The rest of the stuff
Lunia is one of those rare MMORPG gems that just feel like a 'complete' game. The gameplay is unique, polished and well paced. The game's skill system is also quite comprehensive, as each class has multiple skill trees with a large library of total skills. The game's PvP system is also quite entertaining and anyone can take part in it. Since the game has a large population, the PvP arenas have 'rooms' dedicated for low level players. Although PvP isn't one of Lunia's primary focuses, it still acts as a fun distraction from the main game every once in a while. Another interesting aspect of Lunia that I appreciated was the game's background music. A lot of MMORPGs and MMOs don't spend nearly as much time and effort on music as they should, as if I'm going to play a game for a 100+ hours, it might as well have engaging music. Perhaps Lunia doesn't have the same epic quality music that Sword 2 (Previously known as Sword of the New World) or RF Online has, but it's still up there.
Final Verdict – Great
Simply put, Lunia is an incredibly polished unique MMORPG experience. Everything from the game's gorgeously animated graphics to its simple yet effective controls are top notch. The only real drawback to the game is its linearity and the lack of content for those that fully completed all of the game's stages. It's easily one of the best anime inspired MMORPGs out there.
Lunia Videos
Lunia Official Trailer
Lunia Character Creation Video
Lunia Gameplay Trailer
Lunia PvP Video
Lunia Featured Video
Lunia Links
Lunia Wiki [Great Resource!]
Lunia System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
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CPU: 1.8 GHz Pentium 4
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HDD: 3GB Free
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Valiant Overview
Valiant is an action RPG where players choose a faction to battle for. Valiant offers a feature called Final Attack, where you can quickly defeat a boss after lowering its HP by entering the correct keyboard input. Each dungeon in the game offers four difficulty levels to challenge players across all levels. Additionally, skills can be learned for up to three types of weapons, and the weapons will auto swap depending on which skill a player uses. Some monsters in a dungeon can also be mounted to attack other foes. Finally, the game offers 1v1 and 4v4 PvP modes so players can test their skills against others.
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Valiant Full Review
Many people dumped quarter after quarter in arcades to play games such as Golden Axe or Dungeons and Dragons: Tower of Doom. Valiant, by NTTGame, seeks to recreate that pseudo-3D action, while injecting MMO elements such as questing and crafting. The game even shares more similarity with Golden Axe in its mount system, with fantastic creatures seemingly right from the arcade screen to ride upon.
Creating Your Destiny
A new character in Valiant requires making a few simple choices. First, you choose which nation you will belong to: Dahn, Valhalla, or Meridia. Dahn's primary weapon is the bow, while Valhalla uses wands and Meridia utilizes one-handed swords. You choose the gender of your character, and you're able to preview the armor options (cloth, leather, mail, and heavy armor) before you make a decision.
There is not much in the way of customization. With only five options for hair, ten options for face, and five options for skin colors, plus a slide system to change the scale of various body parts, there's little you can do to differentiate your character from another. There is also no option to change which weapon you'll start with for each particular faction, which may force your hand early to choose a nation or weapon you don't prefer.
Teaching the Ropes
After you create a character and enter the game, you'll be escorted on a series of tutorial quests. The first NPC you encounter is a sailor. He directs you to the guard captain in the center of the town, and tells you how to pull up your map to auto-route to him. The guard captain then directs you to the weapon merchant, then to the armor merchant, and finally, to a guard standing in front of a portal.
The guard gives you the first hunting task of the game, and directs you through the portal to the first hunting ground. The guard on the other side teaches you the basics of combat, and then sends you after the monsters charging the barricades. Each screen of the battle map has another objective to complete; the next screen teachings you about riding monsters. These monsters are quite powerful, but temporary. Making good use of their abilities will help you advance through the stage quickly.
Fighting the Good Fight
Combat in Valiant uses the left side of the keyboard, with movement relegated to the arrow keys. In fact, the game can be played completely with the keyboard, as the mouse only serves to pitch the camera or zoom.
Basic attacks are made using the X key, while a power attack is used with Z. Jumping uses the C button, and unlike some brawlers, jumping is very important in the game. Skills, when you learn them, can be mapped to QWERT and ASDFGHJ, which offers a lot of flexibility when it comes to fighting. You're also judged on how "stylish" your attacks are at the end of each map, since all of your attacks can be combo'd together. The higher the rating, the better the bonus you receive after beating a boss.
As you level, you also unlock access to additional weapons. Each skill you use will automatically equip the appropriate weapon, provided you have it on your weapon set. Chaining melee, magic, and ranged attacks together is the key to getting high style ratings.
How to Grow Stronger
Valiant offers a weapon and armor upgrade system common to many MMOs. Using refining crystals, players can increase the power of their equipment to make fighting enemies easier. There is also an item enhancement system, where you can transfer the enhancements of up to four pieces of equipment and place them on the weapon you're currently using. Blueprints also drop from enemies, and give you the ability to craft items from raw materials. These items tend to be stronger than what you can buy or find, so if you find a blueprint, be sure to use it.
The game also features a variety of PvP modes, which are accessible even at low levels. The game's cash shop mostly features restorative potions with no cooldown, outside of a couple cosmetic items. This can severely impact PvP, as there is no indication these potions are disabled during a battleground.
Final Verdict: Fair
Valiant, while possessing a decent premise, falls short in a few areas. First, combat that should be fun and engaging proves more dull and repetitive. Finishing moves are combat's saving grace. These can be used once a boss is below a certain percentage of life; but fail to perform the on-screen prompts properly, however, and the boss will heal itself marginally. The game is also plagued with a terrible translation, which hinders understanding how to train skills, craft items, and enhance gear. The mounted combat system is another positive aspect, as each area has its own unique monster to ride and defeat your opponents. Overall, the game may appeal to brawler fans, but better options (including Dungeon Fighter Online) are plentiful.
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−Good Food Community Fair presented by Slow Food Urban San Diego10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Join Slow Food Urban San Diego at the inaugural Good Food Community Fair!
As a Celebration of Food Day, Slow Food Urban San Diego and The San Diego Public Market are hosting a gathering of local organizations in the good, clean and fair food communities. Look forward to informational booths from each organization and several demonstrations on cheese-making, breaking down fish, and cooking with kids. There will also be a passport challenge with prizes; pumpkin carving; and an interactive paddock and photo booth.
From 10 a.m – noon explore cooking with kids with Chef Cynthia Quinonez. From Noon to 1 p.m., learn to break down an entire fish with fishmonger, Tommy Gomes and Catalina Offshore Products. Then, Starting at 1 pm, learn how to prepare that fish with Chef Jenn Felmley!
Slow Food Urban San Diego members will have the opportunity to approve the proposed slate for the 2014/15 Board of Directors.
SD Weekly Markets will offer a farmers' market for the day so shoppers can purchase local produce and artisan foods from a variety of farmers and vendors.
Participation and attendance is free to the public and presenters. This is a day of learning sharing and fun! Visit: goodfoodfair.com
Participating Good Food Community Fair partners include: 1:1 Movement, Alchemy Cultural Fare & Cocktails, California Rare Fruit Growers, San Diego Chapter, Catalina Offshore, Edible San Diego, Feeding America San Diego, Jack Ford, Front Burner Fund, Golden Coast Mead, Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank, Jeanne's Garden Program for Children, Jsix, Leah's Pantry & EatFresh.org, Meals4Hunger,
Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center, Peace Garden, Project New Village, San Diego Community Garden Network, San Diego County Farm Bureau, San Diego Hunger Coalition, San Diego Public Market, San Diego Unified School District's Farm to School Program, Seeds@City Urban Farm, Slow Money SoCal, Specialty Produce, Starlite, Totes Upcycled, UC San Diego Pediatrics – School Wellness Program, Susie's Farm, Veg-Appeal, Whole Foods Market Hillcrest, Wild Willow Farm & Education Center
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October 31 -November 3, 2013
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Please join us in beautiful San Diego as grassfed producers, nationally recognized experts, chefs, consumers, academics, processors, distributors, food artisans, and others dedicated to the sustainable and healthy production of grassfed and pastured meats gather to network, educate, and celebrate the American family farm at AGA's 2013 conference, October 31 through November 2.
Events will include a tour of the Mendenhall Ranch in the Palomar Mountains and a delicious ranch dinner; two days of issues-oriented and thought-provoking workshops, keynotes, and panel discussions; and a celebration of local food, wine, and grassfed products at our Grand Tasting. The goal is to continue Growing the Culture of Simple, Honest Food.
See website for more details.+American Grassfed Association 2013 Conference (all-day)
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Dia De Los Muertos
Gather with family and friends at Suzie's Farm for a Dia De Los Muertos celebration to pray for and remember those who have passed. To make this a celebration in true Suzie's Farm style, we have invited chef friends from San Diego and Baja to prepare traditional Mexican dishes. Bring remembrances to place at our Main Altar to commemorate your loved ones. While this is a holiday to remember those who have passed, it is also a fiesta – frivolous and formal and funny and full as life!
Our Dia De Los Muertos celebration will be a family fiesta with tickets available for adults and children.
This celebration is a benefit for the Front Burner Fund and Kitchen Commandos, two great, local non-profit organizations helping our food community.
Read Lucila's blog post, Que Viva La Vida on the celebration of Life and Death.
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When: Saturday, November 2nd, 6:00 – 10:00pm
Where: The Grove at Suzie's Farm – 2570 Sunset Avenue, San Diego, CA 92154
The Chefs
Chef Flor Franco has helped line up some of the most acclaimed chefs from San Diego and Baja, including:
- Javier Plascencia – Mision 19
- Andrew Spurgin – Andrew Spurgin™
- Isabel Cruz – Barrio Star
- Miguel Valdez and Mark Park – Indulge Contemporary Catering
- Ryan Stein – L'Escargot Bistro
- Martin Gonzalez -
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- Humbertos Aviles – La Caza Club
- Dawn Parks – Wild Thyme Catering
- Maylin Chavez – Local, Organic, Sustainable Catering
- Bianca Castro – Biscotti's Venuzzi Reposteria
The line-up of chefs is subject to change.+6:00 pmCelebrate Día de los Muertos at Suzie's Farm!
−5th annual Maritime Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony: The Sustainable Seafood Sensation Returns6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
From the event website
Once again the Fisheries & Seafood Technology Sector Working Group has stepped to the fore and pledged to provide the freshest local sustainable seafood for this annual extravaganza celebration of all things maritime.
The dinner sold out the last two years, so don't wait to buy your ticket. The dinner will be held at the Liberty Station Conference Center on the evening of Nov. 7. …
Sponsorship opportunities are available starting at $500, up to $5,000 for premium recognition as a Gold Sponsor. Remember that the Gala Dinner is one of the few public occasions during the year where students have the opportunity to rub shoulders with and see the industry at its best, but we need your financial support to make that possible.
- Gold Level Dinner Sponsor – $5,000
- Silver Level Dinner Sponsor – $2,500
- (Bronze) TABLE Sponsor – $1,000
(Each sponsorship above includes a table, seats 8 )
Individual Tickets:
- Non-members: $100
- TMA members: $75
- Educator's discount: $60 (please inquire for registration instructions)
The Annual Sustainable Seafood Sensation Reception & Dinner that immediately follows Day One of the annual Blue Tech & Blue Economy Summit have elevated the "Maritime Gala Dinner" above and beyond "a celebration of all things maritime" to one of the culinary highlights on any seafood lover's calendar. In 2012, under the capable direction of Chef/Event Architect Andrew Spurgin a dozen chefs prepared an array of seafood appetizers and a three-course dinner that rivaled any meal served in San Diego in recent history.
The lineup for this year's dinner is still building, but with a growing list of vendors supporting the dinner, now including Catalina Offshore, capitalizing on the incredible biodiversity of the Southern California Bight is bound to tantalize and delight any palette. Do not miss out! This event has sold out the last two years!
Support OceanSTEM – This sustainable seafood dinner is the highlight of our sustainable seafood education events, "Consider a Fish", which will be held throughout the year in 2014. Proceeds support OceanSTEM and help fund student interactions with industry professionals in a multitude of settings, including all-inclusive events such as this sustainable seafood reception and dinner. Request a copy of TMA Foundation Sponsorship Packages today, and help us foster the development of tomorrow's Blue Tech leaders and innovators.
An event like this would never be possible were it not for the support of key sponsors and supporters, including the following:
- Carlsbad Aquafarm
- Catalina Offshore Products
- Hubbs-SeaWorld Research Institute
- Hydranautics
- Living Coast Discovery Center
- San Diego Fishermen's Working Group
- San Diego Oceans Foundation
- SeaBotix
- Vesper Wines
- Cook + Schmid
The Maritime Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony is put on by The Maritime Alliance Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and a portion of your payment is tax-deductible
Check website for more details.+6:00 pm5th annual Maritime Gala Dinner & Awards Ceremony: The Sustainable Seafood Sensation Returns
−Cooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore at Great News!6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Cooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore
Instructor: GOMES & FELMLEY
Date: Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Time: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Cost: $49.00
Join Tommy Gomes, Catalina Offshore Products Fishmonger and Chef Jenn, Culinary Instructor and Certified Culinary Nutritionist to not only learn how to make wonderful fresh fish dishes, but how to filet and portion fish as well. Chef Jenn is a talented cook and teacher who has a deep passion for food. Tommy comes from a fishing family and has been around it all of his life, the two make a wonderful duo. San Diego Magazine had nominated him as one of the top 50 people to watch in 2011, so don't miss out. Tommy will discuss how to buy fresh seafood and what to look for in freshness and how to trust a true fishmonger. He will also instruct students on how to use the entire fish.
Recipes: Thai Seafood Salad; Polenta with Shrimp in Sage Butter; Baked Whole Local White Fish with Italian Lemon, Olive Oil and Fresh Herb Sauce; "Best of Catalina Offshore Products" Cioppino (fisherman's stew).
*Tommy will be donating his teaching fee to Urban Slow- Foods San Diego. Recipes subject to change due to availability.
CALL FOR AVAILABILITY 858-270-1582+6:30 pmCooking Seafood with Catalina Offshore at Great News!
−SAN DIEGO BAY WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL (all-day)Nov 18 – Nov 24
Raise a glass and celebrate a Decade of Decadence as the San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival returns November 18-24, 2013. The seven-day epicurean experience celebrates San Diego's fresh and flavorful food and drink scene with over 20 citywide events, celebrity chefs from across the nation, wine and cooking classes, chef dinners, _Cooking Light_ and _Health Magazine's_ The Fit Foodie 5K/10K presented by Citibank, and multiple tasting events throughout the week.
The Festival's legendary Grand Tasting transforms the beautiful San Diego Bay into a food and wine lover's paradise, featuring 200 wineries, breweries and sprits from around the world, 70 local restaurants and gourmet food companies, and the Chef of the Fest Competition where San Diego's best chefs take center stage.
Join the celebration!
For a schedule of events, tickets and hotels visit, see event website.+SAN DIEGO BAY WINE & FOOD FESTIVAL (all-day)
−La Plancha Pop-Up Dinner: Celebration of Baja & Tequila Tasting6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
Event Description:
A unique collaboration of Baja and San Diego chefs to include Chad White of Plancha Baja Med, Javier Plascencia of Mision 19 and Jason Knibb of Nine-Ten. Feast upon 6 uniquely styled courses with handpicked tequila pairings selected by Marcela Valladolid of Hacienda de la Flor and Food Network's Mexican Made Easy. The Plancha Baja Med tagline is "It's like a high 5 in the mouth" and with this line up of chefs, it promises to do just that.
The term plancha is Spanish for "iron" and is the type of griddle used in Mexican cooking, similar to a flat top grill. "Baja Med" refers to the culinary movement where Mexican, Mediterranean and Asian cuisine are fused together to create one mouthwatering flavor explosion. Chef Chad White began a journey of pop-up dinners in this style, where he is able to take creative liberty to cook what he wants, however he wants, wherever he wants. The sky is the limit. Now's your chance to take part in the La Plancha experience.
Date: Monday, November 18, 2013
Time: 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm
Location: Romesco Baja Med Bistro
Attire: Sophisticated Casual
Call (760) 845-0911 to reserve your seat.
For more information, click here.+6:30 pmLa Plancha Pop-Up Dinner: Celebration of Baja & Tequila Tasting
−November Slow Sips at 1500 Ocean at the Hotel Del6:30 pm – 8:00 pmThis months Slow Sips is Tuesday November 19th, at 1500 Ocean at the Hotel Del from 6:30 – 8:00. There will be a cash bar and of course as always if you show your Slow Food Urban SD membership card you receive 10% off any food purchases. Please RSVP on Brownpaper tickets if you plan on attending!Hope to see you there!!+6:30 pmNovember Slow Sips at 1500 Ocean at the Hotel Del
−Storytellers Pop-Up Dinner With Todo Mundo6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
A dining and music experience featuring Chef Nick Brune of Eco Caters/Local Habit and David Green Truck of Green Truck SD.
Storytellers is a pop-up event hosted by Eco Caters and Green Truck SD.
Each event will showcase 7 tracks from a local musician paired with 7 courses of organic cuisine. Each track is detailed by the artist followed by the chefs explanation of his dish and then finally the music is performed live while guests enjoy their pairing experience.
Each guest will receive a CD, 7 courses, 7 live tracks, and 2 home brews for $65
Click here for tickets and more information.+6:00 pmStorytellers Pop-Up Dinner With Todo Mundo
−SoNo Fest and Chili Cook-Off11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Click here for details.+11:00 amSoNo Fest and Chili Cook-Off


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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - The Ottawa Senators began this season slowly and never really picked up the pace.
For Bobby Ryan, it was the opposite.
The Senators' prized offseason acquisition started 2013-14 doing the things he's most known for: scoring goals and being an overall menace in the offensive zone. But Ryan has been mired in a prolonged slump in recent months and now it seems we know why.
On Thursday, Ottawa revealed Ryan needs season-ending surgery to repair a sports hernia, eliminating some of the mystery surrounding the 27-year-old forward's lack of production in the second half of the season. It's a problem that has been dogging him for months, but while it answers some questions about Ryan, it doesn't entirely explain his team's profoundly disappointing campaign.
After all, while Ryan was busy amassing 24 points (13 goals, 11 assists) over his first 25 games in Ottawa, the team only managed a 10-11-4 record. So, even when Ryan was doing what was expected of him, it was fairly obvious he wasn't the missing piece the Senators spent so much to obtain last offseason.
It seems July 5, 2013 is destined to be a day Ottawa fans will remember. That morning longtime Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson spurned an offer from Ottawa to sign a one-year, $5.5 million deal with the Detroit Red Wings. Shortly after that earth-shattering moment for the franchise, the Sens announced they had acquired Ryan in a trade with the Anaheim Ducks.
After nearly two decades with Alfredsson as the face of the organization, it all seemed to change in an instant.
To land Ryan, Ottawa general manager Bryan Murray gave up a pair of promising young forwards -- Jakob Silfverberg and Stefan Noesen -- as well as a first- round pick in the 2014 draft.
At the time, Ottawa seemed a pretty safe bet to make the playoffs for the upcoming 2013-14 season, so conventional wisdom had us believe the draft pick wouldn't be an early selection. Of course, now that we know the Senators need a miracle to avoid missing the postseason for the first time since 2011, the pick comes at a higher price.
Considering Anaheim is in the running for the Pacific Division title and the top seed in the Western Conference, the Ducks aren't missing Ryan all that much. Now Anaheim has a pair of prospects and a higher-than-expected first- round pick to add to its talent pool, a selection the Senators obviously need more.
The good news for Ottawa is Ryan is under contract through next season and the four-time 30-goal scorer expects to come back as good as new in 2014-15. The bad news is it's fairly clear now that the Sens are not as close to a championship as they previously believed.
When Murray offered up part of his club's future to obtain Ryan, it was moving toward making a possible run at a Stanley Cup title. Seen in that light, the 2013-14 season has been a monumental disappointment for Ottawa.
In the previous two seasons under head coach Paul MacLean, Ottawa became the dangerous club nobody wanted to face in the playoffs (better known on Twitter as the #PeskySens). It was believed that adding an offensive weapon of Ryan's caliber could be the missing component, but it's plain to see now it's going to take more than one proven sniper for the Sens to break into the league's elite class.
It could take an impact free-agent signing, another big trade or the development of some prospects for Ottawa to get to the upper echelon of the NHL, but returning to the playoffs next season is a reasonable goal. In fact, all it may take to get back to the tournament is a full season from goaltender Craig Anderson, who keeps missing chunks of seasons due to various injuries.
The Sens acquired Ryan with two years left on his deal and it's safe to say the experiment is not looking good for Ottawa at the midway point. Then again, there is always next year.
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Landlording can be pretty complex, with a seemingly never ending myriad of paperwork, rules, landlord-tenant laws and simple mistakes that can cost you thousands of dollars.
The Apartment Association of Southeastern Wisconsin's Fourth Annual "Landlord Boot Camp" can help you navigate these treacherous waters and teach you how to run your properties with greater profit and less hassles.
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NEWMARKET — Town voters will decide on a slate of pivotal issues this spring, including questions of whether to authorize $14.1 million for a new wastewater treatment facility and approve new contracts with police officers and teachers.
An article authorizing the funds has been recommended unanimously by the Town Council and the Municipal Budget Committee. It requires approval from two thirds of voters in March to be adopted.
The first article on the school warrant asks voters to weigh in on the proposed fiscal 2014 budget. The school board had proposed a $14.8 million operating budget — an increase of 2.84 percent over last year. The figure was reduced by $70,000 in January by a municipal budget committee.
Voters established a capital reserve fund for construction of a new school building and renovation of existing buildings last year. The town appropriated $769,270 to fund it.
Other measures on the table would create a utility expenses capital reserve fund, aimed at helping to mitigate the effects of spikes in fuel prices, and stipulate that any surplus funds from this fiscal year should be distributed equally to the school district's four trust funds, with the amounts paid to those funds not to exceed $50,000 each.


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