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Veterans Affairs Committee, California State Senate
The Veterans Affairs Committee is a standing committee of the California State Senate. Per Section 11 of the Senate Rules, committees of the California State Senate are assigned by the Committee on Rules. The Committee on Rules consists of the President pro Tempore and four other members elected by the Senate majority on the first day of each session.[1] The Secretary of the Senate serves as the Executive Officer of the Committee on Rules, acting as the authorized representative in all matters delegated by the committee.[2][3] The Committee on Rules has the power to appoint the chair and vice chair of each committee, as well as the authority to fill vacancies in any Senate committee or in the Senate membership of any joint committee.[1][4] Per the Senate Rules, the President pro Tempore is considered an ex officio member of all committees of which he or she is not a regular member, but does not have voting rights and is not counted for purposes of determining quorum.[5]
See rules: Standing Rules of the Senate
The duty of the Veterans Affairs Committee, comprising seven members, is to investigate and study proposed bills relating to "veterans, military affairs, and armories. Bills amending the Military and Veterans Code."[6]
As a standing committee of the California State Senate, the Veterans Affairs Committee has the following powers:[7]
- To appoint a secretary or hire clerical, technical or legal assistants as necessary.
- The committee may summon or subpoena — with prior approval from the Committee on Rules — witnesses and material documents as necessary in its investigation of a bill or law. Subpoenas approved by the Committee on Rules shall be served by the California State Senate Sergeant at Arms, or a designee selected by the Sergeant at Arms.
- All departments, agencies and subdivisions of the state of California, as well as the Legislative Counsel and individuals — regardless of his or her connection to the state government — are required to produce any information, records and documents requested by the committee as necessary.
- All standing committees are allowed to meet at the State Capitol as necessary to perform their duties, and may spend such money as is made available by the Senate for that purpose.
- Unless the money has been made available prior, a committee may not incur debt.
As a standing committee, the Veterans Affairs Committee is also governed by the following rules:[8]
- The officers of each committee shall consist of a chair, vice chair and secretary.
- The chair shall preside at all meetings when present, unless he or she is the sole or lead author of a bill under consideration. If the chair is unable to preside over a meeting, the duty shall fall to the vice chair. Should both members be absent, a member designated by the chair shall preside over the meeting.
- The secretary of the committee is required to keep an accurate record of the meetings and actions as taken by the committee. Bills and other measures approved by the committee shall be reported as soon as possible to the Senate.
- The committee is required to meet on a day and hour as designated by the Committee on Rules.
- Special meetings may be called at the discretion of the chair — following approval by the Committee on Rules — by providing reasonable notification of all members of the time, location and subject of the meeting. Matters may not be considered in a special meeting unless prior notice is given in the Daily File. Special meetings should be scheduled so as to allow all members to attend without scheduling conflicts.
- A majority of the membership of a committee constitutes quorum. A majority vote shall be required to table a bill, remove it from the table or reconsider a vote on a bill.
- Committee members may not take action on a bill outside of a scheduled committee meeting.
- The chair of the committee shall be responsible for setting hearings of bills and arranging the calendar for committee hearings. A bill hearing may not take place unless the bill's author has been notified. Unless written authorization is provided by the bill's author, a bill may not be considered without the presence of the bill's author.
- All meetings shall be open and public, aside from for any purposes authorized by Section 9029 of the Government Code, in which case a committee or subcommittee — by majority vote — may meet in executive session.
- The chair shall be responsible for keeping decorum and directing the order of presentation of the arguments for and against matters for consideration by the committee.
- A bill voted out of a committee or defeated shall only be reconsidered if a motion to reconsider a bill is approved by a majority vote of the committee or if the procedures for reconsideration conform to Joint Rule 62, subdivision (a).
- Any bill laid on the table and then removed from the table at a later meeting may not reheard until a subsequent committee meeting is held and after being calendared in the Daily File and after notice is given.
- If proposed amendments are adopted to a bill in committee, the bill may be voted on at that meeting, or may be taking out to print before final action. Improperly formatted amendments shall be prepared correctly and submitted to the chair for approval. If the chair finds amendments submitted by the author to be major or substantial, the documents must be submitted to the committee at least two legislative days prior to the scheduled hearing.
- Prior to consideration by a standing committee, all bills must be referred by the Committee on Rules.
- The chair of the committee has the power, with permission from the Committee on Rules, to appoint subcommittees.
As a standing committee, the Veterans Affairs Committee must adhere to the additional rules as follows:[9]
- Committees may adopt additional rules as long as they do not come into conflict with the previous rules.
- A majority vote from a standing committee is required to report a bill, constitutional amendment, concurrent resolution or joint resolution out of the committee.
- In order to report a Senate resolution out of a committee, a majority vote from a standing committee is required.
- Just as any member would, a standing committee may introduce a bill concerning any subject within the scope of that committee's consideration. A committee bill shall include the signatures of each member of the committee.
- A committee vote shall be by roll call vote if the members are voting on the disposition of bills, constitutional amendments, concurrent resolutions and joint resolutions by committees.
2015 legislative session
The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2015 legislative session.
|Veterans Affairs Members, 2015
|Democratic members (3)
|Republican members (2)
|• Ben Hueso, Vice chair
|• Jim Nielsen, Chair
|• Ben Allen
|• Janet Nguyen
|• Richard Roth
The following table describes committee membership at the beginning of the 2013 legislative session.
|Veterans Affairs Members, 2013
|Democratic members (4)
|Republican members (2)
|• Lou Correa, Chair
|• Stephen Knight, Vice chair
|• Martin Block
|• Jim Nielsen
|• Ted Lieu
|• Richard Roth
The following table describes committee membership for the 2011 legislative session.
|Members, 2011
|Democratic members (3)
|Republican members (3)
|• Lou Correa, Chair
|• Anthony Cannella, Vice chair
|• Ronald S. Calderon
|• Tom Berryhill
|• Ted Lieu
|• Sharon Runner
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Rassie Erasmus has retained the unconventional backline combination that devastated the Lions two weeks ago.
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The Delaware City School district is considering enlarging and renovating seven buildings in response to the increasing enrollment.
Director of facilities and transportation Larry Davis has presented a plan — still pending the board's approval — to spare the district from having to spend the $60 to $70 million necessary to build a new high school from scratch.
The plan entails transforming the Willis Intermediate building from an intermediate school to primarily an administrative and support services building. The fifth grade students who would have attended the intermediate school would move back to the five local elementary schools, while the sixth-grade students would move to the middle school, according to the project description.
To accommodate these additional students, the proposal suggests constructing additions and renovations for all five elementary schools, the middle school and the high school and transportation center.
Enrollment has increased such that Willis can no longer house the two grade levels, and the limited property does not allow for building additions, district spokesperson Jennifer Ruhe said.
The district would prefer to avoid housing only one grade at the intermediate school, so as to reduce the number of school transitions for students in the district, Ruhe said. The building would remain in operation, potentially as a place for alternative education or community services in addition to the proposed administrative offices.
The plan now awaits critique by a professional architectural firm, which will be able to reveal cost estimates associated with the buildings' additions and renovations.
"This is a step in getting the facts," Davis said.
Applications will be accepted until Nov. 1 and Ruhe said the board plans to devote the Nov. 19 work session to the facilities issue. A final candidate is expected to be selected by Dec. 31.
As outlined by the project plan, the construction would take place between 2013 and 2017.
The current plan comes three years after the facilities department was considering three options for addressing increasing enrollment, which included building a new high school. This costly idea was rejected by the board, Ruhe said.
With some buildings already over capacity, Davis said that money will have to be spent in one form or another.
The district reports that five of its eight buildings are currently over capacity. In this district with a combined capacity of 5,383 students, an additional 157 students are enrolled.
In the next three years, the current enrollment of 5,540 students is projected to rise to 5,742 students.
"Physically in the buildings, we are running out of space for the students to be at," Davis said.
He said the quickest way to accommodate rising enrollment numbers is to purchase or lease modular classrooms — of which the district already uses seven — but with property space running out and parking space already limited, even this solution is coming close to being exhausted.
The district has been using trailers to accommodate student overflow for at least the past decade, Davis said.
At Carlisle Elementary, the fourth grade is taught inside three trailers, he said. Woodward Elementary also has three trailers, which hosts three classrooms, and Smith Elementary has one trailer with two classrooms.
Willis Intermediate has 157 more students than its capacity of 729 students, and Hayes High School has 136 more students than its capacity of 1,366 students, according to district documents.
Carlisle's 491 student capacity is already exceeded by 56 students; Dempsey's 816 student capacity is exceeded by 35 students and Schultz's 532 student capacity is exceeded by six students.
Davis said the district will welcome alternative solutions suggested by the selected architectural firm, yet the main goal is to avoid building an entirely new building on a new site.


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Highway in the Golden Building at the comer, .of Sunrise High-way and South Grove St., oppo-site the Meadow Brook National ank.- The phone number is the same as heretofore, KReeport 8- 7668. $250 Pay Increase Voted All Employees by Board Police tp Get Raiae If tloqnty Grants One; Board May Get More An across-the-board salary in-crease of $250 a year each was voted all municipal employees to meet the Increased coat of living by .the Village -Board at It meeting Mon-day night: The Increases are to take aMect on Dec. 31, and the addition-al cost Involved will be financed from the reserve and contingency fund during the balance of the fis-cal year ending Feb. 28 so as to keep with the budgetary limitations for the year. The Board voted to go along with the county as far ^ as the police are concerned. J% the Board of Supervisors carries out a plan to extend the salary range of the, Po-lice Department. beyond the present limitations by adding two. addition-al . annual Increasemehts of $160 each Tor all members of the force, the village will follow its example. Mayor Robert ^.^Jpoxsee also an-nounced/ t^tjmemMrgyOf the board ?ealla^;,6ec^ln r'jheiquQJlitles existed in .^efs#lo»a^ Schedules qhd t*iat ; theap Vwd&%be!r?e6^ i%ls% wo^jmto effect. It also was decided to resume .pay r (Obntinued oil ?w 2) • ' '' Mra. R. H* lEarapn Head* South Nassau .. Robert H.Z«im%M" elected president of . of the South • Hospital at 4he annual meeting' and Christmas festivities In the home 6t • Mrs. Gordon"?.. Waaser, the Tetir^ Ing president, who has served! two; ryeara, 378 /{Pennsylvania, ave.| Tues^' day afternoon. ' . , / Mns. Howard^ F. Munro and Mrsi Alfred J. Bipady were named vice-presidents, Mrs. George K Roseheau, Areaaurer; Mrs, John J..Zender, re^- pordlng^Beoretary; Mrs. Alfred Kusch, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Burnard Brokaw, historian, 'aitid Mrs. Frank MuUer, hospital supplies chairman* . •< . ... / The 1051 etaJf will be installed by Mra.:Mary Pierce, Auperintehdaiit of 'the hospital, on Tuesday; Jan, 23. * ^- (Mrs. Waaser's. dining room was decomited appropriately for the boll* day season and the refreshments also were just rlghit for the holiday period. ' ' '•" .' '• .,-.' '.' ' ' Raschke Is Awarded Brpiize .Star Foe Heroism In Action Rev* Eugene KSfrekel A;Aumes Pastorate Of Lutheran Church H#a headed CHEY Drive In State; Cgxnes Here From Flushing Charge S)ie Rey. Eugene %$, Stre!ber%)as. assumed the pastorat^f Ohrlst Lu-theran Ghurch, succeeding, the Rev. David O. Jaxheimer, who resigned as of Sept 1., after serving the com-munity for 20 years, to become assistant bo ithe president of the United Lutheran iSyhod of New York, 'He will preach at the 10:46 ami,, service Sunday on "The Lord Is At Hand." The Sunday School wUl have Ms Ohrlatanas service at 9 a.m. There will be a Christmas eve candle light service at i! o'clock at which the pastor's -topic will be "What Christ Means to Me." The ^hpir ywill, sing ,bwOk OBTola, .vp.. Holy %?ight" "by AdowuT Bind "Gesu-Bam-bino" by Yon. The Rev. Mr. Strebel comes to Freeport from Mushing where he served as pastor until granted a leave of absence to become Synodi-cal Director of the Nationwide Lu-theran iQhriatlan Higher 8duc#lon STear ajppeal during which j$6,(%0,000 ;' for its, reducationail Un^ ' ' ' , ... <g be$ tome/lta ^'pastpnrhe #»A^ still "wwh ^thp, OH3E? Appeal. Ho*wever, with .this campaign how* drawing to ;a clqse, he soon will be relieved "of tAiis'position so he wlll.be enabled ito give his entire tune tio the work of (the local pastorate. His official ministry here began on Friday, Dec. . (Continued on Page 2) Bond Issue Proposed To Permit Carrying Out of Original Plans The Board of Education has call-ed a special election for Wednesday, Jan. 34 to vote on a proposal to In-crease the appropriation of $1,300,000 approved last June for the construc-of the S. Bayview.ave., school by $200,000 In bonds to permit the carrying out of the original i^ana for the structure. ' , . The polls will be open from 12:15 9 p.m; All persons who registered, br the annual meeting in Ma»y an<^ the special election on Juno 15, are eligible to vote at the foptihsoming. referendum. However^ for the ben'e-flt of .those who have not previously enrolled, Saturday, Jan. 16 has bem designated as- registration day and they may register anytime be ween a.ni. and 9 p.m., In the corridor of the hl»h srhool audltorlum building. Cncta go 8ky"Rooket*n3 When a bond issue, .of $1,300,000 for the new school was approved in Jun<j / 1Aie amount wa@' ad&^uate - to complete the pro j cot 'as p )%C!wev.oi\,a&.a .result, .qf^tlie^ ly afterward the cost of buUdlng other materials has sky-rocketed to such an extent that w;hen bids were received they exceeded the original grant 'by approximately $203,000. •Fearing that If the bids, were reject-ed advancing prlcea would make It Impossible to proceed with the much needed school by the t!nid a new proposal could be submitted to the festers, the plans .and specifAcatloAs were altered. and' Items ?;elimlnalied \ )o the contracts'Cpuld*t% a^warded and the work gotten under.tWay. !^ /The resolution'aubk&izing the .'bating of an additional $200,000 bond issue provides that only as much of t.he money aa it needed will expended, and if there Is a sur-plus it will be used in meeting the (Continued on Page 4) Air Raid Warning Signals Announced By Mayor Ryan •• J j v. . ik •'/ • '*!, "i V / ' * . /' Q M * Rasohke, 20, so^ of Mr, and Mre, Zx^st % ]^d^0/^ Ave,, Freepor^ N,Yy 1^ been aw^d^ for heixxism la i^0 Korean It was announced Mcehitly by -the conunand] post 1WO aua fire' J initiative and <;&uragedus actions bf the .%% &&ted^8tatea: Nav- ^4^:"^f?f#^4^ . 8@f%ean$^Rai*cihkei enliated iioi? the Henry VonElm Dies After Long Illneas , 'Henry VonElm who had been, in the Insurance business at 46 West i Mcrrick rd., for 32 years, died yea- ,/terday after a long Illness lii j%la homer 78. 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It was a muted start for U.S. equities when the stock market today (Monday) opened. But by mid-day, the bulls were back and benchmarks marched higher.
Just before noon, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 13.41, or 0.09%, to 15,354.40. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index added 2.54, or 0.15%, to 1,670.01. The Nasdaq was higher by 6.42, or 0.18%, to 3,505.39
Year-to-date, the Dow is up 17.17%, the S&P up 16.92% and the Nasdaq 15.88%. Moreover, the number of stocks in the S&P hitting 52-week highs rose to 37.2%, according to Bespoke Investment Group, proof the rally is indeed broad based.
Stock Market Today: Starting the Week in the Red
The stock market today (Monday) paused on news that a U.S. Federal Reserve policy shift may not be as far away as people think.
Just before noon, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was lower by 34.22, or 0.23% at 15,084.27. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index was flat at 1,632.97. The Nasdaq eked out a 0.02% gain, or 1.08 points, at 3,438.12.
Last week, equities continued their seemingly unstoppable climb with the Dow and the S&P closing at records several times. The Dow ended the week up 1%, the S&P 1.2%, and the Nasdaq 1.7%.
Now with all three indexes up 15% year-to-date, many investors have turned cautions.
Why the S&P 500 is Actually Nowhere Near an All-Time High
Celebrations of the S&P 500's recent string of all-time high closes have been premature, as it turns out.
Yes, the Standard & Poor's 500 index set another nominal record today (Tuesday) with a close of 1,625.96.
But that doesn't account for inflation. If you apply Yale Professor Robert Shiller's CAPE ratio, the S&P 500's all-time high was somewhere north of 2,000 back in the year 2000 - some 24% below today's record close.
While that might sound like great news for Wall Street's bulls, Shiller's data - which has proven strikingly accurate at predicting long-term market trends - isn't nearly so optimistic about where the markets are headed over the next decade.
Stock Market this Week: Will Dow Soar Past 15,000?
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit 15,000 Friday - so will the stock market this week see another new high?
Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald joined FOX Business' "Varney & Co." program Monday morning to discuss how much higher the market can go. Listen to Keith's take on what's ahead for investors.
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Second, at your request, I'm working on something big. I believe this could be the vehicle for the change you all want to see. We're going after the "permanent political class" getting cozy in Washington in a brand-new way. And don't think Wall Street is safe. We're going after them, too. We're going to shake them both up and demand reform.
I saw some brilliant comments and questions from my last two articles - about Congressional term limits and breaking up the too-big-to-fail banks. For today's Q&A, I purposely didn't include those. I want to address them in a different way. You'll see what I mean.
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Is "Dow 16,000" a Reachable Target?
Barron's April 20 cover showed a cartoon bull on a pogo stock, with the exclamation "Dow 16,000!"
So what's the investor takeaway - are we all in to 16,000, or is it a contrarian signal to watch out for a looming market pullback?
Money Morning Chief Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald joined FOX Business Network's "Varney & Co." program to answer that question.
Watch the following interview with Fitz-Gerald to find out.
Stock Market Today: S&P 500 Reaches Record Before May Sell Off Hits
The stock market today (Tuesday) paused after kicking off the week with strong, across-the-board gains that took the Standard & Poor's 500 Index to an all-time closing high.
The S&P rose 11.37 points Monday, or 0.7%, to close at 1,593.61, a hair above the index's April 11 record of 1,593.37. The Nasdaq tacked on 27.76 points, or 0.8%, to 3307.02, its highest close since 2000. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 106.20 points, or 0.7%, to 14818.75, inching closer to the anticipated 15,000 milestone.
Shortly before noon Tuesday, stocks took a breather. The Dow dipped 32.62 points, or 0.22%, at 14,786.13. The S&P slipped 1.95, or 0.12%, at 1,591.66. The Nasdaq notched a gain of 5.2%, or 0.16%, at 3,312.
As markets march into May, trading is expected to slow. The old "sell in May and go away" adage has many preaching caution. Bespoke Investments reports two of the ten worst months of May in S&P's history have occurred during the current bull market (2010 and 2012).
Stock Market Today: April Set to Continue 2013 Winning Streak
U.S. equities followed Europe's lead and headed higher when the stock market today (Monday) opened.
Wall Street's mood was lifted after Enrico Letta was sworn in as Italy's prime minister, ending weeks of political gridlock in the ailing European nation. The news also propelled Italian stocks up more than 1%.
Shortly before noon, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 68.55 points, or 0.47%, at 14,781.10. The Standard and Poor's 500 Index was higher by 8.59, or 0.54%, at 1,590.83. The Nasdaq climbed 26.72, or 0.81% at 3,305.98.
Another lift to the stock market today came from a report on March consumer spending. The read was 2%, much better than and 0.1% rise economists had expected and up from a 0.7% gain in February and a 0.4% advance in January.
With just two more trading sessions left in the month, U.S. stocks are set to end April with gains. That would mark the fourth consecutive positive month for equities.
But it's about that time when the familiar spring swoon weighs on stocks in the near term.
According to data from Bespoke Investment Group, over the past 30 years, an investor who bought the S&P 500 Index every Oct. 31 and sold the following April 30 would have reaped a 898% gain. In contrast, buying every April 30 and selling every late October would have returned just 56%.
Stock Market Today: Don't Miss These Earnings Reports
Coming off the worst week of the year, U.S. equities were mixed in the stock market today (Monday) at we kick off a big week for earnings.
In mid-afternoon trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 14.19, or 0.10%, at 14,533.32. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 2.50, or 0.22%, to 1,558.93.
The Nasdaq was up 20.17, or 0.63%, to 3,226.23.
Gold, which lost 7%, or $105.70 a troy ounce last week, was down 20 cents, to $1,426.30.
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This is a beautiful post, thanks for the effort to formulate the points in detail!I started playing again a few nights ago (10 day trial) and I'm pretty disappointed. Pandaria is beautiful (including the dungeons, which are aesthetically great). The leveling is ok. Random stuff in the world to find is fun. Being forced to use ground mounts until 90 was an excellent decision. But that's where my list of good things ends.
1. The Social Experience is (almost) Gone
Not once during this process did I have to be social. I queued, said nothing, did the dungeon, and left. 'But that was your choice', you might say. Well, yes, it was. And I made that choice because the majority of social investments made in this game are nullified by menu options and cross-realm mechanics. I'm not going to invest in building a social relationship if I know I'm probably never going to see that person again.
This is compounded by the lack of reliance on other people. Warlocks brought summons, mages brought food, some people had enchanting (and you had to get enchants in person) etc etc. We've moved into a state of almost complete non-reliance on other people. This is a bad thing. One of the main reasons we are social creatures is because we need other people in order to accomplish tasks, not only for defeating enemies but also to improve oneself. This, combined with the lack of social investment mentioned above, make it pointless, even stupid at times, to be social in this game.
I think it's useful to here mention the adage 'bring the player, not the class'. I don't think this is true. The class brings flavor, and creates reliance, and creates a demand for people's unique skills and thus for social activity. Classes are highly homogenous now in what they can accomplish. It's important for each class to have well-defined strengths that the player can attempt to exploit and well-defined weaknesses that they can try to minimize. These well-defined characteristics are mostly gone, because every class can do a little bit of everything.
2. Content Overwhelming
There's a lot of content in Mists, and there's a problem with it. The problem might not be the quantity, but rather its presentation.
Questing has evolved drastically. Now, we have a hub of quests designated to a specific part of a zone with the zone divided entirely into little parts. It's not the worst system. But it's pretty close. Questing is the single player experience. It should be as epic as multiplayer content, but right now it's just a mandatory prerequisite that few people enjoy (I do enjoy it though). A better design would be to reduce the number of quests, but make each more meaningful. Again, if we aren't investing anything in the questing process (emotionally or otherwise), we won't enjoy it nearly as much. Don't make me go to the bottom of a lake to collect 10 pieces of amber AND THEN give me increased swim speed and underwater breathing. Why would you do that? You just seriously devalued this quest. Make me work harder to collect 2 pieces of amber. Make me have to come up for air. The time it takes might even be the same. But now I feel like I'm doing something.
Dungeons suffer from a similar problem. They're too short. They don't have complex pathways (actually incredibly linear...). Getting lost in dungeons forces us to reach out to other people for help. Not knowing the way, not knowing mechanics forces us to ask. Reliance, again, is crucial. And again, if you place higher value on the content, we as players won't feel the need to rush through it, ignoring all of the aspects of the game that make it an otherworldly experience.
Raids. Raids are okay with one major exception - Raid Finder. It has to go. Not having access to content drives people to gain access to it. If you walk by that instance portal every day and think of what you don't have, attaining it will be incredibly rewarding (and force you to socialize - the reliance on guild members is the last real form of reliance in the game, and even it is being eroded). If it's just a menu option, you don't think twice. And then when you get inside the raid, you don't talk to anyone. You just do your rotation and then leave.
There are also too many difficulty levels in raids. I hit 95 and was overwhelmed by the options - and I didn't know which one was the 'right' one for me.
Heroic Dungeons
Timeless Isle
Raid Finder
Flex Raid
Normal Raid
Heroic Raid
Do we really need seven tiers at any one time? No. But the problem here runs deeper. By having so many tiers of gear, we as players are forced to focus on that which is only the highest attainable ilvl for us and ignore the rest of the content. What's the point of all that content if so few people see it, and more importantly, understand it?
3. Challenge Level - Unmotivated
Items are too easy to get. If they're easy to get, their value goes down. Simple economics. Make them harder to get, and we might actually bother to read the item's name. I'm mostly looking at timeless isle here. I don't have a solution; but I know that 2 hours and 15 epics is not a valid equation for the success of a game.
Providing both challenging and unchallenging modes of content will result in a watering-down of the content's value. There is no thrill to raid finder. And because everyone can see the content, the exclusivity is diminished and thus the accomplishments feel diminished.
Questing is not epic. It's 'do these chores, don't worry, they're slightly different from the 300 others you just finished'. Quality and immersion should be key here, not quantity.
4. Exploration
I'll be brief here: exploration is in serious trouble. A lot of this is because zones are saturated with quest material. Anywhere you go, the mobs there are probably for a quest. This immediately signals to us that it is not novel information, and exploration is not involved (BECAUSE questing is so linear). Having non-linear hubs is damage control, and it's poor damage control because the exclamation marks are on the map (...).
Exploration means going out into the wilderness, where there is nothing, or something. You don't know. What you do know is that you're doing it to escape the guiding hand that pushes you along the quest line. If you're guided to a spot (especially by economic coercion, which in this case is xp and money), it's no longer exploration.
I see what's happened to this game as a form of capitalism. The emotional aspects of it have been drawn out and away either through removing benefits or providing incentives that lead to antisocial behavior. Gear maximization is the only goal, not character building. This is not a single player game. You can't remove its emotional and social aspects, and expect to succeed in the long run.
Many points are even true for games in general. There is a reason why Skyrim is praised
The leveling experience is so easy now. I died 2 times in Elwynn on a classic server (with time travel of course and not a silly private project) in that spider cave. Epic. I died more than once in redridge in that castle and i had a blast with my 3 hour deadmines journey (sadly the time travel machine is broken and not every mob worked correctly). The thing is: Don't believe the fanbois that we are crazy. No, WoW was really that great. It was big, immersive and dangerous - a great experience from the beginning. Todays leveling experience is a bad joke. I rather play a browser game than leveling a new toon. Oh wait, instant 85 available? Did Blizzard stole this idea from that silly private projects?! Oh wait, i did not mention them!


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While a criminal case has not been pursued against the Lenoir County Democratic Party after several Democratic volunteers recently placed election literature in local mailboxes without postage — which is a violation of the law — party officials and N.C. House candidate George Graham have been warned against such action in the future.
Graham, who currently serves as chairman of the Lenoir County Board of Commissioners, is running for the House District 12 seat. He was selected by party officials to run for the seat of long-serving Rep. William Wainwright, D-Craven, who passed away in July.
Barbara Lee, a former New Bern alderwoman, is serving out the remainder of Wainwright's final term, which ends this year.
"It was a mistake and some miscommunication, some misinformation and as soon it was brought to my attention I began to try to find out what was going on," Graham said Wednesday regarding last week's incident.
Lenoir County Republican Party officials learned from several residents of the Grifton area that election flyers — including those promoting Graham — had been placed in the residents' mailboxes.
The flyers did not have postage, which is required by federal law of any document placed in a mailbox.
"It gives an unfair competitive advantage to the candidate that's exploited a gap in the system" Lenoir County GOP Chairman Jeff Nice told WCTI-TV regarding Graham. "He is the leader of his campaign, and if he does not inform his volunteers of the proper procedures, it's a failure in leadership."
Graham told The Free Press he was not aware of what the volunteers had done until it was brought to his attention by the Grifton-area postmaster.
He also provided a copy of a letter he received from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service's Charlotte Division, which was also sent to the local Democratic Party.
The letter warned those who place mail in boxes without postage risk a $300 fine, according to federal law.
Graham said he has since apologized to postal officials for the mistake.
Jimmy Cochran, chairman of the Lenoir County Democrats, said volunteers regularly receive flyers and sample ballots from the party to distribute to voters.
He said volunteers are instructed to give sample ballots to voters in person and talk with them about how the ballot should be used.
"We have not authorized anybody to put anything in the mailboxes, period," Cochran said.
He described the issue as "just a matter of some well-intentioned, enthusiastic people putting out campaign literature."
"We're interested in getting our candidates elected," he continued. "We're not interested in a shouting match with anybody. We're just focused on getting Democrats elected — that's our mission."
Paul Whittington, a member of the Lenoir County GOP's executive committee, said party leaders had not filed a formal complaint.
"The story is out … everybody's got to play by the rules, and campaign laws are very strict and there's no room for error at all," he said.
Whittington said "there may have been overeager volunteers."
"Everybody knows about it — let's move on," he continued. "If it keeps happening and it becomes persistent, we go to the next level."
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Ariza3 wrote:davriver290 wrote:We were missing scorers from the bench, this is why Blake seemed horrible. But we have Jamison, Meeks who are scorers. Blake is not as bad as people make him out to be. He played well in the playoffs and shot the three ball pretty well. Yeah sometimes yr turns down shots, but it's better than trying to be another Kobe when you're not (Shannon)
This. being able to just play PG and shoot the open 3 will be huge for Blake. being forced into a scoring option role for our bench as a SG was terrible for him bc thats not him. hes a good 3 point shooter and i think with meeks and jaminson surrounding him...maybe even ebanks; blake will be a decent backup PG for us. ill give him 1 last season before i really throw him out. everything is in blake's favor to have a good season; so hopefully he'll have one.
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Men's Basketball Falls in Regular Season Finale; Hosts Queens in Conference Tournament First Round on Tuesday
February 27, 2010
ANDERSON, S.C. Using a balanced offensive attack with six players in double figures Anderson defeated Pfeiffer, 80-63, in Conference Carolinas mens basketball action Saturday night at the Abney Athletic Center. With the win, Anderson improved to 21-6 overall on the season and 14-6 in conference action, earning the third seed in the league tournament that begins Tuesday night. The Trojans will play host to No. 6 seed Barton, with tip-off slated for 7 p.m. The Falcons are the fourth seed and will host Queens Tuesday night.
The Trojans continued to build on their record-setting season, winning their seventh consecutive contest and eighth in their last nine, while Pfeiffer (17-9, 13-7 Conference Carolinas) had its two-game win streak snapped.
Neither team was able to build a more than a seven-point cushion in an opening half that featured eight ties and eight lead changes. With the Trojans holding a slim, 8-7, lead at the 15:13 mark, both teams went nearly three minutes without converting a basket. AUs Stephen Cobb notched his second field goal of the night to end the drought and the teams battled on even terms until the two-minute mark.
Anderson scored eight of the halfs final points to claim a 39-32 halftime margin, but the Falcons came out of the break with a 7-0 run of their own to knot the score for the seventh time of the night with 17:37 left. The Trojans snapped the outburst by sandwiching a pair of old-fashioned three-pointer around a basket by Pfeiffers James Morse. Junior Brandon Young, who Became AUs all-time leading scorer in the win past Lees-McRae, dropped in a driving layup and hit the free throw. Following Morses score on the other end, it was Stephen Cobbs turn to convert the three-point play, boosting AUs lead to 45-41 with just over 16 minutes on the clock.
But the Falcons climbed back, tying the score for the eighth and final time of the night at 52-52. Junior guard Kevis Cornwells three-point play broke the tie and gave the Trojans a lead they would not surrender as Anderson posted a 14-3 scoring outburst over the next five minutes and led by as many as 17 points in the final moments.
Young paced the Trojans with 17 points, while Nick Trull added 13 points off the bench. Cornwell, Cobb. Tony Anderson and Oskars Ernsteins each netted 11 points on the night.
Chris Woods notched a double-double for Pfeiffer with a game-high 19 points and 10 rebounds, with James Crowder chipping in 11 points and 13 boards.


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