*Ayjona* Posted Dec 9, 2007, 3:59 am	And once again, with a punctuality that is just as surprising to us editors as it is to you, our rabid readers, the Gazette goes live. While a few pieces are still missing, and will be added tomorrow evening as free additional pages available from our offices in Somerset and Elmsfield (yep, those obits will finally find their way out of my chaotic to do bin, and into the paper), the gist of this Gazette edition is taken up by the first Firelight Feature, a daring and dazzling report on the most inhospitable town in Evan! Also, the second phase of the Dream Event Vote will finally be announced very shortly. Sorry for the massive delay. We blame the introduction of drugs and alcohol into the cities of Evan. After all, there were suddenly just so many better and more entertaining things to do than to stick around a dusty old newspaper shed trying to piece together truth from so many lies...
*sam* Posted Dec 9, 2007, 11:13 am	Nice job with the story!
*viKKing* Posted Dec 9, 2007, 10:52 pm	Currently, due to an accident, the article is no more available. And yes, I know, Arizona contacted me, I'm fired.
*Ayjona* Posted Dec 10, 2007, 1:29 am	*viKKing* said: Currently, due to an accident, the article is no more available. And yes, I know, Arizona contacted me, I'm fired.  Wait, tell her to withdraw that fire order! After all, you were only testing the Gazette's automated backup system, and as it turns out, it is working just fine!
*comp112* mcomp112@aol.com Posted Dec 10, 2007, 1:52 am	Ok, WHO broke the gazette! Vik, i'm looking at you, did you bork the DW gazette? I cant read it
*JD_Basher* jd.basher@charter.net Posted Dec 10, 2007, 2:15 am	Fantastic story!......... I couldn't put it down!
*viKKing* Posted Dec 10, 2007, 6:58 am	*comp112* said: Ok, WHO broke the gazette! Vik, i'm looking at you, did you bork the DW gazette? I cant read it  We apologize for the problems. It is now fixed and looking good. Sometimes, to be over zealous isn't very good...
Gubby Posted Dec 10, 2007, 7:20 am	Just a wee bit of "poetic license" there! Fortunately the trip was much more tame than reported. I don't think any of the four cars had a gun between 'em!
*Chase Bansi* JohnBMan033@aol.com Posted Dec 10, 2007, 7:48 am	Come on Gubby, lets not let the facts get in the way of a good story. It's reassuring to know that future journalists will maintain the same integrity we see today...
*JD_Basher* jd.basher@charter.net Posted Dec 10, 2007, 8:06 am	YEAH!.....Like Chase said!............ If we see it in the paper or on TV......It MUST be true!
*Ayjona* Posted Dec 21, 2007, 2:37 am	JD_Basher said: YEAH!.....Like Chase said!............ If we see it in the paper or on TV......It MUST be true! I am relieved to see that a few people, at least, like JD and Chase here, two highly esteemed road warriors, recognize the truth when they see it, and know enough not to trust dubious tertiary sources like that Gubby fella...
LunitaNesta Posted Dec 21, 2007, 9:35 pm	I wasn't sure where to post this and if it isn't here...well, uh sorry but I didn't see a sign that says, "Apply here." Anyway, I wish to apply for a position in the Gazette. I am currently working on a story from a scout that happened yesterday. Got some great pics too. So, anyways..if you need someone I is here
*viKKing* Posted Dec 23, 2007, 11:57 am	Dear Lunita, we have taken your application in consideration and the staff will contact you shortly with a decision. Be warned though, working at The Gazette requires steel nerves and an oustanding commitment to meet required deadlines. In no ways, we will be able to ensure your safety while working, and a sudden and/or painful death, may catch you anytime.
LunitaNesta Posted Dec 27, 2007, 6:28 pm	Death, pain and wild adventure what else could a woman want? Death does not scare me! *runs off to find a great way to die* O.k. that isn't such a great idea but I'll cook up some great stories
*viKKing* Posted Dec 29, 2007, 12:15 pm	Lunita, hope you appreciated the scout from yesterday. It was a very good one, despite player losses. The challenge was high, and anyone involved in the mayhem that happened can be proud. Just a quick note to readers: could you provide some material on your high skilled dead characters? We really need a good obituary for all those referenced in the Hall Of Fame. Thanks.