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Sith Arithmetic
Darth Baras has issued your next trial. He commands you to bring back the shards of an ancient Sith tablet scattered throughout the Tomb of Tulak Hord.
Travel to the Tomb of Tulak Hord and collect the shards from the antechamber, the machine vault and the archives.
Quest Details
- Type: Class, Sith Warrior
- From: Darth Baras, Sith Academy
- Reward: 315 Credits, 3530 XP, Warrior's Vest
- Enemies: Shyrack Howler
Quest Walkthrough
- Recover the Antechamber's Shard
The antechamber is early in the tomb. Follow the map marker and pick up the shards from a table. You'll have to fight through some level 6-7 enemies to get to it.
- Recover the Machine Vault's Shard
The machine vault has Shyrack Shriekers to fight through. Again, the shards are on a table in the last room.
- Recover the Archives' Shard
The archives are packed with K'lor'slugs, so you'll have to fight a lot at a time. The shard is on a table to the west.
- Return to Darth Baras
En route back to Darth Baras, you'll run into Acolyte Klemral who challenges you to a fight. The fight is a cinch and afterward you get a Light Side / Dark Side choice. There's a second Light Side choice if you make the first.
If you make the Light Side choices (100 points total), you'll have to regather the shards from the antechambers--yes, essentially you need to do the mission again. Return back to Baras afterward and you'll get one more 50 Light Side / Dark Side Points choice.
Ending this mission leads to The Final Trial.
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"They hurt equally. This is the most recent, so that's the one that hurts the most."
Especially with the Raiders limiting the Giants to 251 yards of offense, though running back Andre Brown did rumble for 115 yards on 30 carries in his season debut after recovering from a broken leg.
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Amish Acres Musical Theatre
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The Round Barn Theatre at Amish Acres offers guests a unique setting for state-of-the-art shows while featuring several talented cast members and exceptional storylines.
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The show lasts approximately 2 hours.
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Appropriate for All Ages
Handicap Accessible
Both Cameras and Video Cameras are Permitted
Restaurant and Gift Shop On-site
View Schedule
The 1911 recreated barn has produced over one hundred Broadway musicals since its construction. Though it is listed under the National Historic Register and is considered a historical site, the theatre has garnered far more attention for its theatrical successes. With a scenic shop, costume area and rehearsal space, on-staff stage managers, technical staff, directors and set designers, the theatre is a full performing arts venue. Each season, guests can choose between several different shows that are sure to entertain, so be sure to check the schedule for show times and descriptions.
The Round Barn Theatre is acknowledged as the home of "Plain and Fancy," a show that is now in its 26th season. The show features authentic sets and costumes, cast from all over the US, and English Strand lighting. With its Amish subject matter, the show fits naturally into the Amish Acres setting.
Experience a brilliant show performed by talented actors in a one-of-a-kind, state-of-the-art theatre, only at the Round Barn Theatre at Amish Acres.
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One of the best shows i've ever seen. I loved it
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Ready to get started on your canoe, kayak or rafting adventure on the Little Miami River? This is the place! You can even make reservations and payments online so you don't have to wait in line when you arrive at RiversEdge. If you choose you can still make a reservation and not pay in advance by using the "contact us" page or just calling 937-903-6468.
We feel we are the best value for one big reason: Our prices are similar to our competitors, but we only use the best quality canoes, kayaks and rafts. Plus, we take great pride in giving you a first grade facility. Our goal is to offer the best service, equipment and facilities available. Operating Hours
Springtime Canoeing and Kayaking
Spring is here and the weather is getting warmer. We won't be starting our regular season just yet, but when a warm day comes along, we will open. To get notice of when we will be doing these pre-season openings, sign up for our newsletter or like us on Facebook.
And don't forget – our trips leave on the hour, so please arrive 20 -30 minutes early to allow time for paperwork and other preparations. And make your pre-trip preparation the quickest and easiest, come with your waiver already filled out. You can get a copy of the waiver by clicking here .
Our Canoe, Kayak and Raft Trips
We offer three canoe and kayak rental trips to meet your needs – Blue Jacket's Best, Kenton's Run and Tecumseh's Trace. We also also have rafts available on the Blue Jacket's Best trip.
Owner Rhett Rohrer takes a loot at each of the three trips in this video.
Each trip offers something for every level of interest and ability, whether you want an all-day canoeing or kayaking adventure, or a shorter rafting trip, you'll find it here.
Blue Jacket's Best
Description | Our shortest – and most popular – trip, 3.5 miles, which takes 1.5 to 3 hours to complete. Starts in Spring Valley. |
Departures | 10am to 4pm 7 days/week |
Pricing | Canoes: 1-4 canoes rented, $38 per canoe; 5-9 canoes rented as a group- $34 per canoe; 10 or more canoes rented as a group- $30 per canoe.
Kayaks: $27 Rafts: small raft $57 – up to 3 adults – 4th adult – $19 children do not add to the cost of raft once basic rate is met ( 2 adults and 2 children in a small raft is the basic rate of $57) |
Kenton's Run
Description | Our midrange trip, 9 miles, which will take 3 to 5 hours to complete. Starts in Bellbrook at Washington Mill. |
Departures | 10am to 1pm 7 days/week |
Pricing | Canoes: 1-4 canoes rented – $43 per canoe; 5-9 canoes rented as a group – $39 per canoe; 10 or canoes rented as a group – $34 per canoe.
Kayaks: $32 Rafts: Not available on Kenton's Run as the distance is too long for a raft. |
Tecumseh's Trace
Description | Our longest trip, 13 miles, which will take 5 to 8 hours to complete. Starts in Beavercreek at Narrows Reserve. Reservations are required if you'd like to navigate Tecumseh's Trace. |
Departures | 9am and only with a reservation and a 2 boat minimum. A single kayak can reserve as long as we have at least 2 boats total. |
Pricing | Canoes: 1-4 canoes rented – $53 per canoe; 5-9 canoes rented as a group – $48 per canoe; 10 or more canoes rented as a group – $42 per canoe.
Kayaks: $37 Rafts: Not available on Tecumseh's Trace as the distance is too long for a raft. |
What's Included In the Price
Here's what you get when you book a trip with RiversEdge Outfitters:
- Use of high quality canoes or kayaks, paddles and life jackets
- Transportation to your starting point, so you can float back to your vehicle and not wait to get picked up after trip
- Free use of picnic areas
- The most remote and scenic section of the Little Miami River
- RiversEdge Outfitters adjoins the 800 acre Spring Valley Wildlife Area
About Our Canoes
Our canoes are top quality Old Town, Wenonah, Mad River or Paluski plastic composite canoes. These are great canoes that some of our competitors will only let you have if you pay more than their published rates. If you don't pay their premium price, you'll get an old-fashioned aluminum canoe – the kind that RiversEdge stopped using over 15 years ago!
About Our Kayaks
Thinking about a kayak trip? We have many brand-new Necky, Wilderness Systems, Jackson and Old Town kayaks. We think our kayak fleet is the very best kayak fleet on the river.
Some More Details
- Prices are per boat
- Two or three adults per canoe maximum – when there are 3 adults in a canoe the total weight cannot exceed 500lbs
- We provide a comfortable seat for a third person in the canoe, which may include a boat cushion for children or a removable center seat. We are also offering the Paluski canoe with a third seat built in. Third person in canoe charge of $19 applies
- Children, up to age 18, always ride free with parents in the same canoe
About Paddling Times
Remember – all paddling times given are approximate and will vary according to weather and water conditions. You may spend as long as you like paddling and enjoying your trip, but we require all one day trips to be in no later than 6:30 p.m.


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Rent-to-own home programs; the phenom emerged onto the scene roughly a decade ago. The question is: Are these programs a bubble trend or have they become a mainstay?
The current housing market is doing no one any favors. Owners are watching the value of their property being sent to basement figures, but employment market and static wages are keeping prospective buyers away. This has all resulted in a desperate search for alternatives that will allow an owner to eventually sell the house and another person the chance to eventually buy it.
Rent to own leases were once used to purchase vacation homes. It's a very basic arrangement: the renter pays for the option to buy the house, and then pays a monthly rent which includes a little extra to be credited towards the down payment. The landlord agrees to continue the necessary maintenance and is obligated to sell the house to the renter at a fixed price. The rent to own lease was never a big player in the housing market, but is starting to be used more frequently. The question is will this type of arrangement last once the housing market corrects itself. Are rent to own home programs here to stay?
A major clue lies in the investment community. If there are people willing to put up serious cash in real estate investment trusts (REITs) to finance the construction and operation of rent to own units, then this type of lease is not just a flash in the pan. The media is starting to report on a trend towards REITs based on rent to own, with USA Today reporting that one major real estate investment fund is considering major purchases of homes and will employ the rent to own strategy. Several major markets, including Phoenix and Las Vegas, are receiving special attention due to their long history of strong rental demand.
Marc Holland serves as VP of Operations at the national rent-to-own homes database, Home Star Search. He's noticed the trend as well. "I'd have to say that the current recession necessitated a further supply of rent-to-own homes. We've seen this not only in depressed markets, but in virtually all markets. Bearing this in mind, I don't think the demand (for rent-to-own homes) will end with the recession."
This is all pretty heady stuff for both landlords and renters. The rent to own strategy allows a person to sell a house in a depressed market while letting another have a chance to buy a home.
This can be a win-win arrangement, but rent to own is not something to dash into. There are a few risks involved. The landlord has to honor the option to buy and may be selling at a price that is lower than the market. The renter has to put up capital for the buy option and may lose everything if the landlord forecloses on the mortgage. Both have to agree on who will do the maintenance, and the renter must understand that a late payment can have a negative impact on his or her option rights. Still, this type of lease does create an opportunity in an uncertain housing market. A renter who has a poor credit rating can easily use the time to reestablish strong financial credentials, so that when the option is exercised a good housing loan can be secured. No one knows when the housing industry will finally bounce back and the landlord has to consider that housing prices may go even further down the hill. Rent to own can be the real estate equivalent of a protective put option: it protects the owner from even greater reductions in the selling price of a house.
No one can predict the future accurately, but it's safe to say that the housing market is going to be very slow in the short term. Rent to own is starting to get noticed by investors in this portends a lasting presence of this type of lease. There will be a few odds and ends to be ironed out, but there's no reason to think that rent to own is going to go back to being a niche in real estate financing. Indeed, this may soon rival the traditional mortgage as a way of paying for a home.
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Sign me up for the Milwaukee subway
A company called Carticulate has created a theoretical Milwaukee subway map and I'm ready to start building!
Unlike the prospect of taking the bus, which would be unworkable for me based on my complicated daily routine, I'm ready to hop on the blue line near my home and take the kids to school across town quickly without even having to change trains.
Then, I can hop back on the blue line or even a yellow train and be at work in mere minutes. I can do the reverse at the end of the day and, voila, the car has never left the garage. Heck, maybe I'll even sell the car!
Trying to make the same moves on the bus would lead to hours of riding and transferring.
The map may be only theoretical, but it's clearly well-thought-out, covering pretty much the entire city in a pretty logical and useful way. (I would argue, however, that the blue line ought to stop at the North Avenue station served by the yellow line, too.)
OK, Milwaukee, put that streetcar thingy on hold and build this instead!
kapuchinski | Jan. 16, 2013 at 10:13 a.m. (report)
Instead of building dozens of trains in enormous underground tunnels we dig all over the city, can we first open up the transportation market? Taxi medallions cost 100,000 and they're all owned by the same family (of the County Supervisor) the Sanfelippos. Milwaukee is the ONLY city I've ever been to where you have to wait for a taxi at the airport.
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beefsupreme | Jan. 15, 2013 at 11:08 a.m. (report)
Anyone listing traffic as a concern here has apparently never been to a real city before
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emills81 | Jan. 15, 2013 at 10:58 a.m. (report)
@sarah, When in NYC coming from uptown taking the 1/9 train downtown to lets say Canal st, can take up to an hour and a half with only 1 transfer( maybe 45 minutes if you catch the express). That same trip on the west side highway via cab is about 20 minutes. Granted this is not during morning or evening rush hours when the train might make sense, but Milwaukee's traffic isnt even close to Manhattans.
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Bobby Tanzilo | Jan. 15, 2013 at 8:01 a.m. (report)
The bus requires multiple transfers, stops at every red light and most bus stops, gets stuck in traffic. The subway as drawn yes, I understand it will never happen here but, ah, perchance to dream would be a single route, no transfers, no traffic, quick station stops. The subway might be somewhat faster or somewhat slower than driving but would be a whole lot cheaper than the cost of gas plus the cost of downtown parking.
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Photodavie | Jan. 15, 2013 at 7:21 a.m. (report)
Milwaukee has one of the most extensive bus systems in the US. Of course Subways are awesome: trains come every few minutes and avoid traffic. But we missed this train many years ago. Too late to add a subway system to our city. At a cost in the BILLIONS to tunnel all over the city, it will never happen. I agree with the previous commentor that public transportation is where it's at, but as a smaller established city, we need to be happy with the buses we have and stop wasting time/money on ideas like subways and street cars.
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