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Grinnell College is dedicated to educating students whose achievements show a high level of intellectual capacity, initiative, and maturity. Every year, this highly qualified group of students includes people with physical or psychological challenges or learning disabilities.
For Students
Student Disability Resources
The Dean for Student Success and Academic Advising, Joyce Stern, advises students about the College's disability-related policies, procedures, and resources. The Dean oversees compliance with College policies and laws and, along with Ann Isgrig, assists in the day-to-day provision of support and accommodations for individual students' academic needs.
Disclosure and Confidentiality
Disclosure of a disability is voluntary. The College keeps documentation concerning disabilities separate from the student's general academic record. Information and records are shared with members of the College staff and faculty only on a need-to-know basis or when specifically requested by the student. Accommodations will not appear on the transcript. Staff and faculty are advised that a student's disability and/or accommodations are confidential and should not be shared with others.
How Do I Receive Academic Accommodations?
Once you are admitted to Grinnell, we would like to plan with you for accommodations you need in order to have full access to your education. Please contact Joyce Stern, Dean for Student Success & Academic Advising (641-269-3702), about your needs before you arrive on campus for your first semester. Remember, for planning purposes sooner is always better. If you are already a student here it's not too late to be accommodated. Just call or email Academic Advising [advising[at]grinnell[dot]edu] to set up an appointment to get the process going.
In your first meeting Joyce will want to get to know you, talk to you about how your disability affects you, discuss your needs, and review your documentation. The documentation should include a diagnosis or description of your disability(ies), list results of tests (if appropriate) and include the recommendations of a specialist regarding appropriate academic accommodations. Specific guidelines in a .PDF format can be found within the Documents tab (shown on the left side of this page.)
We can also provide information about services that any Grinnell student can take advantage of to promote academic success: such as Academic Coaching by a staff member in Academic Advising, Tutoring for just about any class, and visits to Student Health and Counseling Services. Of course, we will work together to determine what is appropriate for you.
At this point we will schedule another meeting that includes your faculty adviser. Together the three of us, in consultation with your documentation, will determine accommodations you will receive on our campus, and we will complete official campus forms.
Common accommodations include extra time on exams, testing in a distraction-reduced location, note takers or use of smart pens, texts and books in alternate format, and reduced course loads. Students who need assistive technology as an academic accommodation will be directed to Angie Story, Coordinator of Academic Support & Assistive Technology, 641-269-4450. Angie and her team of technology support specialists are well-versed in many devices and software.
After the paperwork is completed, you will be responsible for delivering the information to your professors at least one week prior to any accommodation you are entitled to. Joyce will work with you on strategies for how to approach them, if that is a concern. Each semester thereafter you will request, from the Academic Advising Office, new letters for each of your faculty, and it will be your responsibility to deliver them in a timely way and meet with them about your accommodation needs.
How Do I Receive Other Accommodations?
You'll find Grinnell's 108-acre campus to be accessible and user-friendly. Individuals with physical disabilities can get around: nearly every classroom and all dining facilities are accessible, as are the major social sites. Six of the college's 19 residence halls, as well as a college-owned student house on Park Street, are accessible to individuals with physical disabilities. In addition, there are access lifts in the bookstore, the campus post office, and the swimming pool. Water fountains and restrooms have been adapted for people with physical disabilities, and strobe light fire alarms have been installed for people with hearing impairments.
Physical Access
Jennifer Krohn, Senior Research Associate (641) 269-3707
College Services
Individuals with disabilities who are challenged by building access, using sidewalks, or other physical access issues are encouraged to bring their concerns to the attention of Jennifer Krohn and Rick Whitney, Director of Facilities Management.
Residence Life
Andrea Conner, Associate Dean of Students and Director of Residence Life and New Student Orientation, (641) 269-3713
Office of Student Affairs, JRC 3rd floor
Andrea Conner and Laura Gogg work with students whose disabilities or health-related conditions require accommodations in residence halls and college-owned houses.
Dick Williams, Director of Dining Services, (641) 269-3661
Dining Services, JRC 2nd floor
Dick works with students who have medically-documented food-related needs such as diabetes, food allergies, and eating disorders, as well as students who need specific access to the dining hall due to a motor or visual impairment. Students requesting accommodations in their food options and meal plans should first document their condition with the college's Health Center. Then the Dining Services staff will meet individually with students to discuss dining options, special food availability, or other specific accommodations.
Policy on Student Disability Accommodation Requests
Grinnell College, Division of Student Affairs
Grinnell College, in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), and with the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, recognizes that qualified students who have diagnosed or identified disabilities are entitled to benefit from the educational programs of the College if reasonable accommodations can be arranged.
Costs associated with diagnosis, evaluation, and testing are the responsibility of the student except in cases of severe financial need demonstrated to, and upon recommendation of, the Office of Student Financial Aid.
Requests for adaptive equipment needs for academic purposes will be submitted through the Dean for Student Academic Support and Advising, who will consult with the Dean of the College. The Dean will assess the need and determine whether the college will purchase the adaptive equipment.
The Dean for Student Academic Support and Advising will report all accommodation requests and actions to the Committee on Academic Standing. Requests for curricular accommodation outside of the Grinnell College academic and residential model or the character of learning and instruction at this institution shall be taken to the Committee on Academic Standing for a recommendation to the Dean of the College.
Appeals of decisions regarding a students' academic accommodation shall follow the Disability Accommodation Appeal Procedure.
"No otherwise qualified handicapped individual shall, solely by reason of his handicap, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal financial assistance." Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.
"No individual shall be discriminated against on the basis of disability in the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accommodations of any place of public accommodation by any person who owns, leases (or leases to), or operates a place of public accommodation." Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
The ADAAA (which also ammends Section 504 and the ADA) defines disability to means "any person who (1) has a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more major life activities, or (2) has a record of such an impairment, or (3) is regarded as having such an impairment." "Major life activities" refer to functions such as caring for one's self, performing manual tasks, walking, seeing, hearing, speaking, breathing, learning, concentration, thinking, and working; also "major bodily functions" such as normal cell growth, digestive, bowel, bladder, neurological, brain, respiratory, circulatory, endocrine, immune system, and reproductive functions.
"Specific learning disability" means "a disorder in one or more of the basic psychological processes involved in understanding or in using language, spoken or written, which may manifest itself in an imperfect ability to listen, think, speak, read, write, spell, or to do mathematical calculations. The term includes such conditions as perceptual handicaps, brain injury, minimal brain disfunction, dyslexia, and developmental aphasia. The term does not include children who have learning problems which are primarily the result of visual, hearing, or motor handicaps, of mental retardation, of emotional disturbance or of environmental, cultural or economic disadvantage." Section 504.
"A qualified handicapped individual" is defined as "one who meets the academic and technical standards requisite to admission or participation in the recipient's education program or activity." Code of Federal Regulations, Title 34, revised as of July 1, 1988, Part 104.3. Note: The ADA regulations adopts this language by reference to public accommodations.
"Grinnell College is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination in matters of admissions, employment, and housing, and in access to and participation in its education programs, services, aor activities. No persion shall be discriminated against on the basis of race, national or ethnic origin, age, gender, sexual orientation, marital status, religion, creed or disability." Grinnell College Catalog.
Grievance Procedures
Testing Room
When a faculty member doesn't have a reasonable place for exam-taking, students with documented disabilities and testing accommodation can use the Testing Room on the third floor of the JRC. The Testing Room may be used for any of the following testing accommodations:
- extended time;
- use of a computer;
- a "distraction-reduced" environment; and
- needing the test questions in auditory format.
Students who want to reserve the Testing Room must do the following at least one week in advance of their scheduled exam:
- Contact Ann Isgrig ([isgriga] or x 3702) to ask if the room is reserved;
- provide the start time and end time of the exam;
- provide the name of the instructor and the course;
- ask the instructor to be in touch with Ann about (1) how the exam will be delivered to her (or to the student) in time for the test and (2) any testing guidelines/rules such as use of notes, etc.; and
- verify with Ann and with the instructor that the arrangement has been made.
The downside of using this testing room is that the student will not be in proximity of the instructor. Clearly it's best for the student to be near their professor in case he or she has a question.
What is a "Reasonable Accommodation"?
A "reasonable accommodation" is defined as any change in an environment or in the way things are customarily done that enables an individual with a disability to enjoy equal opportunities. Offering reasonable accommodations is one of the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, as amended.
Grinnell recognizes its responsibility to make reasonable accommodations in academic programs and physical sites. Students with visual impairments may use assistive technology for studying, classroom learning, or test taking. Other students may have a notetaker in their classes or receive extra time to take tests. Because technology must be geared to the specific needs of the individual and also often quickly becomes obsolete, the college purchases assistive technology and adaptive equipment on an "as needed" basis. For example, if a student demonstrates a need for an FM system to boost hearing in the classroom, the college will explore options for purchase.
Transition from High School to College
If you are coming from high school, you need to know that accommodations in college may be quite different from what you are used to. We suggest a few things you might read:
· U.S. Department of Education's Guide to Students with Disabilities "Students with Disabilities Preparing for Postsecondary Education: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities" athttp://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/transition.html
· "Going to College" - The contents of this Web site were developed under a grant from the Office of Special Education Programs, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, U.S. Department of Education by Virginia Commonwealth University's Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Workplace Supports and Job Retention. That's a mouthful. This is great info on transitioning to college!
· Ball State has posted a helpful and concise summary of the differences between high school and college: http://cms.bsu.edu/About/AdministrativeOffices/DSD/PoliciesProcedures/LegalHandbook/LegalRightRes.aspx
College is also different from high school academically. Think about taking tips from the DO-IT Center by reading their "College Survival Skills" at http://www.washington.edu/doit/Brochures/Academics/survival.html.
For Faculty
Working with Students with Disabilities
Students with documented disabilities are accommodated at Grinnell College. Not only is this required by law, but it is fair practice for those students who need assistance in achieving academic success.
All students seeking academic accommodations for a disability must meet with Joyce Stern, Dean for Student Success and Academic Advising (located on the 3rd floor of the Joe Rosenfield Center, x3702), so that she may review their documentation, meet with them, and make decisions about appropriate accommodations. This is the procedure the College has adopted to allow for thorough review of a student's request and determination of appropriate accommodations(s). If faculty make accommodations independently (directly with the student) without consulting this office, equity of treatment across courses and across individuals can come into question, or we may inadvertently over- or under-accommodate a student.
Procedure for Receiving Accommodations
1. Student discusses the disability and requested accommodations with Joyce Stern and presents relevant documentation.
2. Student, Joyce, and the student's adviser meet briefly to discuss appropriate accommodations.
3. Joyce completes Academic Accommodations Form indicating reasonable accommodations, as determined by the conversations and documentation. This official paperwork is signed by the student, by the student's adviser, and by Joyce.
4. Student receives a copy of the official paperwork for each of his/her professors. It is up to the student to deliver the copies to his/her instructors. At the time of the delivery, or soon after, the student should discuss the logistics of making accommodations possible in the classroom setting. We encourage a student to do this as soon as possible at the beginning of each semester. According to our policy, arrangements for testing accommodations must be made at least one week in advance of an exam.
Typical Kinds of Accommodations
Students with disabilities have a range of challenges that need accommodation in order to allow equal access to a Grinnell education. Typical kinds of accommodations include, but are not limited to, a seat at the front of the class, books/texts in an alternate format, a computer to type exams, or extra time on exams.
Accommodations specific to the individual student will be delineated on the Academic Accommodations form. Faculty members will need to implement some of the accommodations, others will be coordinated by the Academic Advising Office, others are a partnership.
Faculty will be presented with information about student disabilities on a need-to-know basis. Thus, you are being brought into a very small circle of people who are aware of the student's condition and challenges. Please maintain the student's confidentiality and make every effort not to disclose this information to other students or faculty. For example, this can happen inadvertently in the process of providing an accommodation on an exam.
Further Questions/Resources
If, after receiving official paperwork from the Academic Advising Office, you have concerns about the student, the accommodation process, or you question the validity of a student's request, please contact Joyce Stern directly.
Welcoming Statements for Your Syllabi
By law and ethical commitment, the College makes accommodations for students with disabilities. Legally, we must also inform students with disabilities that the College provides them with reasonable accommodations and how to access those accommodations. We do this by mail in the summer prior to their arrival to Grinnell and in the Student Handbook. However, a statement on your syllabus is an additional location where students can find that information; therefore, doing this helps the College fulfill our obligation under the law.
There are other good reasons to include a disability statement in your course syllabi. First, students seeking accommodation for a disability can find approaching their instructors particularly difficult, as they fear being stigmatized, especially if this is their first one-on-one encounter with the professor. Further, this practice may take some pressure off of you to make all of the decisions about what accommodations are reasonable; the statement on your syllabi will indicate to students whom to contact for review and approval of specific individualized accommodations (i.e., Academic Advising Office).
The following are some examples of welcoming statements which you may add to your course syllabi to indicate your willingness to work with students.
If you have specific physical, psychiatric or learning disabilities and require accommodations, please let me know early in the semester so that your learning needs may be appropriately met. You will need to provide documentation of your disability to the Dean for Student Success and Academic Advising, Joyce Stern, located on the 3rd floor of the Joe Rosenfield Center (x3702).
I encourage students with documented disabilities, including invisible disabilities such as chronic illness, learning disabilities, and psychiatric disabilities, to discuss appropriate accommodations with me. You will also need to have a conversation about and provide documentation of your disability to the Dean for Student Success and Academic Advising, Joyce Stern, located on the 3rd floor of the Joe Rosenfield Center (x3702).
Grinnell College makes reasonable accommodations for students with documented disabilities. Students need to provide documentation to the Dean for Student Success and Academic Advising, Joyce Stern, located on the 3rd floor of the Joe Rosenfield Center (x3702). Students should then notify me within the first few days of classes so that we can discuss ways to ensure your full participation in the course and coordinate your accommodations.
I strive to create a fully inclusive classroom, thus I welcome individual students to approach me about distinctive learning needs. In particular, I encourage students with disabilities to have a conversation with me and disclose how our classroom or course activities could impact the disability and what accommodations would be essential to you. You will also need to have a conversation about and provide documentation of your disability to the Dean for Student Success and Academic Advising, Joyce Stern, located on the 3rd floor of the Joe Rosenfield Center (x3702).
We encourage you to make the statement on your syllabus a reflection of your personal style and your commitment to honoring the diverse learners in your classroom.
Links to Additional Resources for Teaching
Working with Students with Learning Disabilities
"The Faculty Room" from Disabilities, Opportunities, Internetworking, and Technology
(DO-IT)Tools for Universal Design in Instruction - a project at the University of Connecticut hosts this website to provide faculty with a broad range of information and tools to enhance the design and delivery of instruction for diverse college students.
Links to Teaching Science and Math
Teaching Math to Visually Impaired Students
RFBD Symposium on Access to Math and Science


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Before the electronic stylus and tablet, before the laser printer, before fiber- and ceramic-tipped pens and even before the ballpoint, fountain pens were everyone's writing instrument. Developed in the late 19th century, fountain pens—the kind filled from a bottle of ink—were ingenious, often beautifully designed and handcrafted, and ubiquitous until the 1970s. Today, though still used by a few, they are collected and cherished as little works of art. In this vignette, the Morse presents a gift to the collection of fountain pens dating from 1875 to 1975, giving these beautiful, functional objects much-deserved attention.
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The Wreck, an 1880 oil painting by American artist and decorator Lockwood de Forest (1850–1932), depicts five Bedouins riding their camels across a distant horizon and in the foreground, the skeletal remains of a camel—the wreck of the painting's title. A recent bequest from the estate of de Forest's great-granddaughter, this 36-by-48-inch Orientalist picture is on view for the first time after extensive conservation.
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Originally Posted by Lore (25-man)Originally Posted by Aliena (10-man)
Last edited by Aliena; 02-28-2010 at 04:02 AM.
Is there an HD version available? Quite hard to make out what's going on in standard def.
Lol @ ghost death.....very nice Lore.
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Tiny blue ghosts...bah. I saw no tiny blue ghost. But I did die to SOMETHING after the boss was dead...MAYBE it was some explosion of some sort...MAYBE there might have been a ghost of some sort...but I doubt it.
Lore, you left out the Mutated or Transformed (forgot the spelling) adds. These things need to be kited and burned because they hit for 90k on leather (from our observations last night) and will still hit a plate tank for well over 90% of their HP.
Every once in a while, one of the adds will begin to Mutate/Transform and respawn as a large deformed add that moves slowly but hits incredibly hard. As long as the tank or kiter maintains aggro and runs from it, it will die just as fast as any other spawn, just don't get hit.
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Are there plans for 10 man videos, or should we infer from the 25 man mechanics?
Make sure everyone has Projected Textures enabled in the Video: Effects game menu. Makes Death & Decay trivial to deal with and enables melee to continue to dps the boss very easily.
If nothing else precludes it, wouldn't you want specs with long ramp-up time on the boss in p1 and people with burst/on-demand dps on the adds? Thinking ferals, shadows and affliction?
We had lots of OT deaths due to Empowered Fanatics.
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http://www.warcraftmovies.com/movieview.php?id=106475 - EVERY BOSS IN THE GAME VIDEO
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In 10-man adds only spawn from one side at a time, alternating between the left and right, there are no mind controls, and the frost bolt cast on the tank is not quite as dangerous (though it should still be interrupted as much as possible).Are there plans for 10 man videos, or should we infer from the 25 man mechanics?
Thanks Vaelia. Any other advice for 10-man guilds?
Question Viper Sting Drain mana etc. is it effective?
sKsBlaster/Blasterion for Stim Kill Smile and Last Light on Stim Kill Smile and MedivhUS
Nice vid, Did this on 10 man last night. Looking forward to this version tonight.
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The mobs that have the magic or melee 99% reduction are Reanimated Adherents or Reanimated fanatics, incase ur making macros to target them for your peoples.
Just wanted to add, a modified shadow spec for s.priests with a shorter mana burn while keeping up dots has worked out well for us. With a rapid-fire spell doing roughly 11k effective damage per cast, this helps bring the shield down nice and quick.
Just a thought.
Some comments on 10man:
The adds only spawn from one side at a time and you never have one spawn on the stairs, hence you could get by with just 1 tank but it is nice to have an OT kite the mutated add.
Raid make up is important since the reanimated adds are shieled to either melee or magic damage. We only had 1 caster dps in our 10man yesterday and this was slightly problematic.
An alternative strategy to splitting DPS between adds and the boss is to just have all DPS ont he adds, burn them down quickly (= last chance for a mutation) and then all nuke boss.
Make the adds your top pritoity, the 10min enrage times is quite fogiven considering the boss only had a total of 6.6mil HP+Mana. I would imagine any competent 10man could burn through P2 in 2 minutes. However if the adds start to stacck up beacuse you're neglecting them at the start you will wipe.
There's no MC in 10man as far as i can see.
While tanking this today, I thought to myself. "I'm sure glad my moves still do +threat"
Specifically I thought this while desperately trying to keep the physical immune skeletons from munching on our casters.
BTW, can anyone confirm if mana drains/burns work on her? It would give our healing priests something to do when things are light and our lock something to do when he starts getting low on mana.
Edit: somehow I missed Lithium's post, I'll take that as a yes.


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The infamous character, who poses as a boys' band organizer in the "The Music Man," will appear this coming weekend in the Emerging Artists Group's production of the classic musical written by Meredith Willson. Cody King, an incoming freshman at Indiana University Southeast, will take on the role of the unconventional hero.
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"(The play is) set in 1912, it's 100 years ago, and as I went through the script, I realized things are very different (now compared to then) but they're also really the same," said Huling. "That's what I kind of got in touch with."
With the help of choreographer Amanda Lahti, musical director/costume designer Cathy Ryan and several summer interns, Huling led a group of 50 cast members, ranging in age from four to 60, through six weeks of rehearsal, six days a week.
"These kids are so talented and they're passionate, and we attract the kids who really care about theater," Huling said. "They've had some good leadership in their older colleagues. The alumni that have come back have really raised the bar. We wanted to create a real dynamic. We wanted to be a real community so we have people of all ages. We don't turn anyone away. We hold auditions so we know what their skill set is, so we can determine where to put them and help them feel more comfortable."
Building a sense of community is one of the main themes in "The Music Man," as well. The plot involves protagonist Harold duping naive townsfolk into paying him to equip a marching band and teach them to perform. Having no actual musical training, Harold's plan is to flee for a new city before the town realizes they've been scammed.
However, in River City, Iowa, librarian and piano teacher Marian Paroo, played by Western Kentucky junior Meaghan Heit, catches onto Harold's scheme. Yet, feelings begin to develop between Harold and Marian, and Harold must decide whether to remain in town to win her over or flee to avoid being caught for his criminal past.
In 1957, "The Music Man" became a hit on Broadway, winning five Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and ran for 1,375 performances. Its success led to a popular 1962 film adaptation and a 2003 television remake, as well as many revivals such as the one produced by the Emerging Artists Group.
"It's time for a new generation to learn 'The Music Man,'" Huling said. "It's timeless. What I love about the show is it's about part of a community and being engaged in that community, trying something new. It's about loving your family and being loyal to your family. … There's lots of effective and good comedy. It's very family-friendly. Little kids love it; grandparents love it. It's got something for everybody."
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
After The Game
A couple hours after the last session ended, well into the next early morning, I got a text from one of the players, which read:
GMs, take a minute and hang out after the game. It can be well worth it.
19 comments:
- newbiedm said...
Nothing feels better than your players dying to get back to the table after a night of gaming.
It validates your job as a DM.
- November 18, 2009 at 7:16 AM
The only token minorities in the NFL are whites, numbnuts. Lets get a look at your clothes, Versace.
- November 18, 2009 at 9:49 AM
- Badelaire said...
Whenever I GM at my place, we do dinner after the game. Sometimes we'll make dinner as a group, and sometimes we'll order in. We might pop in a fun movie or play a card game or some such - anything to give an hour or two of downtime when everyone can, as you say, recap the game and feed off of everyone's vibe regarding the fun they had.
Always a good idea.
- November 18, 2009 at 10:14 AM
- Zachary The First said...
I think I offended Anonymous.
Sadly, Anonymous, I could not be Post-Game Show Host, as I have no fuschia suits.
- November 18, 2009 at 11:21 AM
You offend a lot of people when you make racist comments, although you seem proud of yourself. When it comes to fucked up wardrobes in the NFL, Bill Belichick and Al Davis have the "token minorities" beat hands down. Anything else about those wacky "token minorities" that amuses you? Those crazy negroes who affirmative-actioned themselves into the NFL and their fuschia suits!
- November 18, 2009 at 11:45 AM
- Zachary The First said...
Anonymous: I'm sorry you took it that way. I meant that the minority athlete seemed to be a token addition to the cast. As a Colts fan, I've got nothing but love for African-Americans in the NFL. But I have to think they could find more articulate, intelligent black men rather than the clowning role they've seemed to cast analysts like Sanders or Irvin in. I'd like to see more in the vein like Tony Dungy, and less pot-smoking reprobates like Irvin.
You have a lot of anger, and I'm sorry this provoked you. But you're ascribing a lot of motives that just aren't there. Either move on, come back with one more brave "Anonymous" post verily dripping with the combustible rage of the Internet Crusader, wait to punch me in the face next Gen Con, or you can hire someone to hack the snot out of my site.
For the record, yes, Al Davis' satin jogging suits easily rival any of the eye-burning colors Irvin has worn over the years.
- November 18, 2009 at 12:14 PM
- Schuyler said...
Wow... while I know this is extremly off topic When you watch post game shows there are always three or four white guys and the one black ex-player talking about the game. I think that is what Zach is mentioning. It isn't racist so much as a statement of fact.
And back to topic. Zach like I told you last session I spend my weeks leading up to games wishing it was game time already. I was wanting to go back and play the Saturday immediatly following last game... and cannot wait for the fourth.
- November 18, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@Schuyler: Yep. I'm sort of bummed we have the extra week in between—but I think we play as frequently as we can, given all our schedules. It's better to leave people wanting more than going until they've had too much. Consider the Rolling Stones.
- November 18, 2009 at 12:27 PM
- Tyson J. hayes said...
I would say it is definitely the most gratifying experience. It's been a while since I've heard it from my players though so I think I need to step up my game.
As for the anonymous comments just ignore them, sounds like trolling to me.
- November 18, 2009 at 12:40 PM
- Zachary The First said...
@Tyson: Well, I think it also depends on your group demographic. Some groups have a great time, but aren't emotive of the fact.
- November 18, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- 1d30 said...
Gotta love Anonymous. Switching opinions every moment and confusing flop-sweat rants for relevant discourse since 1991.
For a long time I would ride home with one of my fellow players after the game. Tossing ideas around and talking about the game was really cool.
- November 18, 2009 at 1:01 PM
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- November 18, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- Barking Alien said...
We always follow up our game with a post-game review and essentially always have going back some thirty odd years. Its awesome.
And I apologize for being completely oblivious to any and other references to football on tv, at the stadium or any other sport for that matter. I couldn't care less about sports if you paid me to.
- November 18, 2009 at 3:43 PM
- AslanC said...
Never underestimate the power of hiding behind the name "Anonymous" for the safety of righteous indignation.
Back on topic;
As we play right up to the hour in our games, we take a brief round table at the end to discuss the session as well as each player voting for the MVP of the night, the winner of the secret ballot receives a +10% bonus to XP.
The vote is done by secret ballot and is to represent the player who most made you enjoy the game that night.
When we do the roundtable after each person says who they voted for and why.
It works really well as sometimes as the Gm I didn't see something another player saw.
- November 18, 2009 at 3:46 PM
I take offense at your mentioning football. And your defamation of pot smokers. And your choice of font. Really, everything.
But likewise I am really looking forward to the 4th, especially since I will shortly level up and be rewarded with that 2nd hit point I've been waiting for!
- November 18, 2009 at 6:43 PM
- Zachary The First said...
That's right! Two hitpoints! No longer will the domestic cat sound your death knell!
It's not the pot smoking I mind. It's the infringing on football analysis.
- November 18, 2009 at 6:54 PM
I wish we had time for a meal after a game! That would be cool. We are always stuffed for time though.
Can't start till around 8.00pm because of the time people finish work, and then have to finish by 11.00pm because people have to be at work in the morning. *grumbles*
- November 19, 2009 at 6:15 AM
- Buccaneers Guild said...
Sorry that wasn't supposed to be Anonymous, potentially confusing given the above football discussion!
- November 19, 2009 at 6:16 AM
- Zachary The First said...
We start at 8 (allegedly), and finish around midnight, with one break in the middle. And that's about as much time as we're normally going to get.
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To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty The Queen, ten of the Royal Collection's finest drawings by the Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci will travel to five museums and galleries across the United Kingdom. The exhibition has been selected to show the extraordinary scope of Leonardo's interests – painting and sculpture, engineering, botany, mapmaking, hydraulics and anatomy – and his use of different media – pen and ink, red and black chalks, and metalpoint.
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