Another small update – go here to download your very own copy of the original LFAnalysis program to keep track of your members night stats.

I’ve used this program since it was released in 2002 to track everything from members nights to tournaments – it definitely makes stat collecting a much easier task.

There’s a known bug with the tournament module – it doesn’t work. It’ll let you generate a schedule, but if you try to actually do anything with it [i.e. actually enter games], it’ll give you a program-crashing “null” error. Just FYI.

Another huge thank you to Liro who installed the new version of WordPress and updated the theming slightly.

Definitely much win.

I know for some of you in the southern hemisphere the day has already passed, but still

Once again we’ve been tinkering with the theming on the forum skin to try to get it linked in to the entire site a bit better. And this time it looks like it’s finally all sorted correctly – a huge thank you to Lirodon who’s been doing all of that heavy lifting for me. It may look simple (and finding the initial theme was), getting everything else to work properly menu wise was a huge PITA. Now we just need to get the images/icons updated from stock, but that’s a comparatively minor/easy process

This one’s come in slightly under the radar as I’ve been busy with other things, so I apologize for not publicizing it sooner.

Detroit is hosting the 2nd East Coast Tournament, calling it the Detroit Invitational this time around. Dates are set for March 15-17, $50/person, 6 person teams with events including Space Marines 5 and D&D. Please visit this thread for further information.

I’m looking forward to seeing if Syracuse can defend their 1st ECT title in Detroit’s maze, and even more looking forward to see if Detroit performs better in their own maze this time around than they did during 2009 nationals.

Best of luck to all.