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Taking a break from the top 100 to report on my PrezCon experience.
Before I start on the gaming, I want to address a couple of things. First off, thank you to Justin Thompson for being such a great host. He goes out of his way to introduce himself to everyone at the con. In addition, he noticed that I had a room and actually had them convert my room over to the convention rate (I was late registering again this year – tough when you have a spring athlete as a son). I was astonished and impressed. Then he found me, told me, and commented on how he liked the podcast and was sorry to see its demise. Again, such a nice thing to say. And, finally, he and Grant Dalgliesh made sure I received my newly minted copy of Victory in Europe (on my table as we speak), even though I had not told them I would be picking it up. It made me feel incredibly valued as a customer, attendee, and friend. So, thanks Justin and Grant!
Secondly, there were a few comments (some from my wife) about driving to Charlottesville to play my local friends. Okay, somewhat guilty of this at PrezCon. I will take a second to defend this practice (Kevin had the appropriate response: "but the drive to Ashburn is so long"). First up, I don't get nearly enough time to play with my friends. We play about once a week, but the extended weekend marathon is a rarity. We could do it at one of our houses (and we do in the summer at Pseudocon), but we would end up displacing one of our families. I have also tried to avoid playing only with my friends at other cons, but those cons had me with a considerable amount of down time. Sure, I played my guitar; I took a nap; I ate out. But I am there to play games! Any way, at any con, feel free to join us, but I'm more of a "camp and play" open gamer, rather than a "mix and mingle" gamer.
Okay, on to the games (2):
The theme here, as you'll see, is space.
Owen and I had planned on leaving the night of Thursday, February 26. He had soccer tryouts and I thought I might have to coach a game. One possibility was that we would start our two hour trek to Charlottesville at 10:30pm! But that did not come to pass. An ice storm rolled into town on Wednesday, then quickly melted away. But it did do just enough to cancel school for the day and allow us to leave around noon on Thursday.
We arrived at about three, and very quickly picked up gaming. Our first foray into space was a five player game of Martin Wallace's new Onward to Venus. This game has random tile laying on planets throughout the solar system at its heart. Your troops fly from planet to planet, land, and claim a tile (some of which you actually have to fight for). I am not sure, but I wonder if five players pushed this one beyond its limit. We were able to stave off alien invasion and robotic uprisings fairly easily, which seemed to take away one of the most interesting threats in the game, that modicum of cooperation. Another issue with the game was that you could only attack an opponent if the planet in question had a "tension" tile on it. You would attack an opposing player's site, and claim the tile. It meant that we could really only directly attack each other on rare occasions, leading to a rather anti-climactic ending where it was clear who would win and it was equally clear that no one could stop him.
On Thursday, we also launched on a campaign in the game we played most at the con, Imperial Assault. Imperial Assault is basically Descent with a Star Wars theme. I was reluctant to purchase it at first because of my group's dislike of Descent, second edition, but I read that there were significant rules changes, and, if all else failed, I could still play it with my sons. But a few features make this my favorite of these pseudo-roleplaying boardgames.
First, there is the ability to move through enemy units. What killed (or at least mortally wounded) Descent for us was the ability to "clog a dungeon with a wall of flesh," especially that damned dragon. Imperial Assault allows movement through enemy units at an added cost of movement points. You still can clog a passageway, but, to extend the metaphor, the clog is more like one you can clear with Drano, as opposed to one where you need to use the Roto-Rooter.
The second feature is that the units can't combo quite as effectively. Kevin, as our Descent overlord, was able to effectively use those flesh mender guys (sorry, forgot the name) with other, more destructive creatures to create nigh-opposable monster teams. In Imperial Assault, the Imperial officers are cool in combination with other Imperial troops, but they aren't overpowering. Abilities tend to add nice little wrinkles to the scenarios, rather than full-fledged nastiness.
The third feature is the campaign itself. Descent seemed to have more of an open forum for campaign choice, with a map guiding your choices. But this is combined with a reward system where one side (the heroes or the overlord) gets more powerful each session. Imperial Assault is a bit more restrictive in its story arc, but keeps that measure of choice in the "side quests." And both sides advance a bit each time, through the purchase of equipment and skills for the heroes and an increase in threat points available to purchase baddies along with "Influence" and "Experience" for the Imperial player. Along with this, players who are struggling end up on adventures where they can meet allies or earn skills that will help them as the campaign continues.
Over the course of the con, we played six adventures, with Kevin actually saying that this seemed like the best of the role playing board games. I was the Imperial player and won a few of the adventures, but the story keeps progressing nicely. I recognize the "knife fight in a phone booth" quality of some of the adventures, but, as the campaign continues, the scenarios become more diverse, one with a "shootout at the OK Corral quality" and one where Han Solo escapes his captors.(3)
Friday was a bit of a rough day. It started with a four player game of Mythotopia. This is the four player game using the A Few Acres of Snow deck-building mechanic set in a fantasy world. I have read on BGG about an end game problem. But we have played two player and three player, and, while it was evident that it could become a problem, it had not actually become one yet. Four players proved me wrong and the BGGers right. The end game took forever. It is clever to have an "end the game" action, but the game's insistence that all battles be resolved before a victor is determined made the endgame an unmitigated mess. We ended up using the VP track to track potential VP, rather than actual VP, because the mental calculus required to determine whether or not one was winning and could consequently end the game, was getting pretty overwhelming with all the "hit the leader" battles on the board. I think deck-building is an incredible mechanic, and I really thought Few Acres had done something original and exciting in gaming. Actually, there is no "thought" to it. The use of the deck-building mechanic to simulate the management of colonial and imperial holdings was brilliant. Then the Hammer fell. Here was a chance to redeem himself and show this mechanic in its true light, but it fails, again, because of a problem that should have been obvious during playtesting. I love Martin Wallace, but his misses are the most disappointing kind, the kind where you realize that 80-90% of the game is one of the most original and exciting designs you have seen, but that 10% absolutely kills it. I'm not ready to write off Mythotopia yet, but I will never play it four player again. Add this to the Onward to Venus! problems, and I'm starting to wonder about Martin's current design philosophy. Oh well, maybe Hands in the Sea will be what these other games should have been.
We followed this up with an excruciatingly epic game of Twilight Imperium. I still love this game, but, for me, the con is not the place for it. I think the next time I play this one will be a time where I invite people over specifically to play it, and to play it for eight hours. Long games can be great, and I have enjoyed TI3 in the past. But, at a con, whatever you're doing, you see what everyone else is doing, and when it's clear you're not going to win TI, and you see everyone else playing other games, it becomes more and more unappealing to sit and continue playing for hours. When that is what you signed up for, and there are no other options presented, it suddenly becomes much more tolerable. Also, six players may be too many?
We then played one of my favorites – Through the Ages.(4) It was interesting and brain-burning as always. And, as always, the Sudys crushed the Whites. We're getting better, but still have a way to go to match Sudy-level prowess.
We also played Splendor, which is a small game that packs a big punch. Collecting gems and gathering cards seems so uninteresting, but the simple gameplay creates challenges that make you keep coming back for more. Undisputedly my favorite new-to-me game of the con.
We closed the night with a late game of Infiltration. This game is quite a kick, and its grab and stab nature make it the perfect nightcap to a con's day of gaming.
Saturday involved mostly new games, with one old favorite thrown in. We played two more scenarios of Imperial Assault (after which, Kevin speculated that it was the best of the roleplaying boardgames) and more Splendor. We also played one of our five player favorites, Battlestar Galactica, and, in hindsight, I can tell you that it is becoming clear that, when I am president, I am a Cylon.(5) After a very hopeful cruise to Cobol, players began the naïve claims that they "hope they're not a Cylon." Needless to say, the human fleet crashed and burned once again. Kudos to my Cylon brother Kevin, who was able to keep his identity a secret for a long time after I had revealed myself.
At this point, my nephew Brian arrived and we played a couple more five player games. The first was Tribune, which used cards in a variety of ways. I liked that each suit influenced a different faction in Rome and that these same cards served as a kind of currency. Frankly, there were too many options to clearly delineate in a AAR blog post, so that is in the game's favor. What I did not like, though, was that it ended up being a very quick game, with Brian jumping out to get three (yes, we were playing the quick game) victory conditions very early. I realize that the longer game required four, but, as we figured it, he would still have gotten that fourth before the rest of us. This game definitely deserves another play due to the interesting variety of means to add to your hand and the variety of victory conditions (it takes a while to get the eponymous tribune, not sure why anyone would?).
We followed this up with Camel Up, which, while random, was a nice, fun diversion. I want it to play with my family.
We closed the night (after midnight) with Concordia, which I find a very interesting game. My "Euro-Fu" is not very good at this point, and I finished a distant fourth of five. Owen, my son, did NOT enjoy the game. I should have seen this coming, as he sees this as a Euro (I agree, with games like Splendor and Camel Up being more like classic "German games"), and he hates this type of game (he also hates Hansa and Hansa Teutonica).
A last comment about Prezcon: vendors. GMT, Columbia, Worthington, Mayfair (I think), and a small vendor selling a variety of games. But I am a buyer, and there just wasn't enough. I am well stocked on Columbia, Worthington, and GMT. I would have bought: Splendor, Camel Up, the Mountains of Madness expansion for Eldritch Horror, an extra set of Imperial Assault dice, any of a variety of X-Wing figures, the Late Night Double Feature expansion for Smash Up, and Sentinel Tactics, and those wouldn't have even been impulse buys! The low turnout of vendors was disappointing. I did, however, make one impulse buy: I bought a wooden box in which to roll dice.
Any way, it was my favorite PrezCon in years. Thanks, and (almost certainly), I'll see everyone again in 2016!
(1) With Footnotes!
(2) Okay, that was the last sentence I wrote for this post. This is a LONG one! Sorry! I hope you have time read this novella!
(3) Interestingly, the last scenarios we played did something dangerous; they removed the "clock." In the shootout scenario, there is NO clock, the endgame begins when the players do a certain thing. And in the Han Solo scenario, the only clock is when Han escapes, from there, he has a goal. But they both worked. In the shootout scenario, the players delayed activating the endgame until they had cleared some of my creatures. But I started my own clock; I began to work to wound them, one at a time. Surprisingly, both scenarios worked.
(4) If you are thinking "Why not Nations?" please, stop. Nations is okay, but it pales in comparison.
(5)Unless, of course, I am in a game with you. In that case, I'm definitely human.


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Thurber, R. V., Willner-Hall, D., Rodriguez-Mueller, B., Desnues, C., Edwards, R. A., Angly, F., Dinsdale, E., Kelly, L. and Rohwer, F. (2009), Metagenomic analysis of stressed coral holobionts. Environmental Microbiology, 11: 2148–2163. doi: 10.1111/j.1462-2920.2009.01935.x
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The coral holobiont is the community of metazoans, protists and microbes associated with scleractinian corals. Disruptions in these associations have been correlated with coral disease, but little is known about the series of events involved in the shift from mutualism to pathogenesis. To evaluate structural and functional changes in coral microbial communities, Porites compressa was exposed to four stressors: increased temperature, elevated nutrients, dissolved organic carbon loading and reduced pH. Microbial metagenomic samples were collected and pyrosequenced. Functional gene analysis demonstrated that stressors increased the abundance of microbial genes involved in virulence, stress resistance, sulfur and nitrogen metabolism, motility and chemotaxis, fatty acid and lipid utilization, and secondary metabolism. Relative changes in taxonomy also demonstrated that coral-associated microbiota (Archaea, Bacteria, protists) shifted from a healthy-associated coral community (e.g. Cyanobacteria, Proteobacteria and the zooxanthellae Symbiodinium) to a community (e.g. Bacteriodetes, Fusobacteria and Fungi) of microbes often found on diseased corals. Additionally, low-abundance Vibrio spp. were found to significantly alter microbiome metabolism, suggesting that the contribution of a just a few members of a community can profoundly shift the health status of the coral holobiont.


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Eveden CEO Wins Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Award
Now in their 26th year, the Ernst & Young's awards celebrate many of the world's most dynamic and successful companies, along with the pick of the most inspiring entrepreneurs. Tracy will now go on to the next stage and be considered for the overall UK Award ceremony, which is due to take place in October.
The UK's largest lingerie and swimwear designer and manufacturer, Eveden is based in Northamptonshire, in the heart of the Midlands, the group includes the brands Freya, Fantasie, Fauve, Elomi, Goddess and Huit. Eveden has achieved much of its success by creating lingerie and swimwear for women with larger cup sizes, designing collections from an A to a K cup.
Often considered the world's most prestigious business accolade, the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year awards cover a wide range of categories, which embrace 93% of the global economy, including 50 countries and 140 cities. In all, the award's regional finalists have combined revenues of £18 billion, have created over 63,000 jobs and have grown their businesses by 20% since last year.
The Eveden CEO had to meet several criteria to be considered for the award. The Ernst & Young Entrepreneur programme sets out to recognise business leaders who have the passion, vision and drive to succeed; who can be a compelling leader and responsible for The company's success; and who are based or have their chief operations in the UK.
Tracy Lewis described how the award had capped an eventful time for the business, saying, "It has been such a busy and exciting year for Eveden, so it is great that we have been recognised as a leading Midlands business. In April we became part of the Wacoal Group, which we are really thrilled about. We now have a great opportunity to develop the reach of our brands globally even further. On behalf of Eveden, I am absolutely delighted to have been presented with the Midlands Entrepreneur of the Year award."
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The Bubble Room: Keep on Driving to Captiva Island
This is the most memorable restaurant my husband and I have ever eaten at. The decor is completely off the hook. Where else could you find a room that has a Macy's Christmas Window display set up and running? The food was great, the staff (known as Bubble Scouts) were gracious and efficient, and the atmosphere was fun.
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Having read Randy Wayne White's series of books about his character, Doc Ford, I found this resturant on the internet. We visited it three times during our stay at Ft. Myers Beach. On each visit we found to food to be excellent, the drinks refreshing and the atmostphere pleasent. Located on the corner of Rabbit Road and Sanibel-Captiva Road it is well worth the visit. Try the Mojitos, wonderful and refreshing.
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Loads of TV's all around the pub...on Sunday's you'll find you're favorite NFL team playing here!
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The name does not do justice to this place! The restaurant is very upscale, contemporary with an extensive menu. And, the building is modern and impressive. We took a chance and stopped here one night for dinner and it turned out to be my favorite dinner on Sanibel.
And, the attached store had some very interesting & unusual pieces in jewelry and gift items.
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Everything is made fresh; in fact, they have their amazing hot dogs made especially for them in Buffalo.
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Favorite Dish: Honestly, while all the meat dishes are very, very good, the fries are great. They're hand cut, and fried to a golden brown. Perfection.Related to:
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McT's Shrimp House & Tavern: "The best shrimp house in Florida"-their motto
Large variety of seafood on the menu. Not a sedate restaurant, one where you can laugh aloud and have a good time. Early bird specials and later hours make this a favorite for people going to catch a show at the Old Schoolhouse Theater.
Favorite Dish: Shrimp, of course!
Get their Mud pie for dessert.Related to:
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Sunset Grill: Great location-Great atmosphere
Located on the end of Sanibel closest to Captiva. Aptly named because from this small restaurant you can view the sun as it sets over the gulf. Attentive service, quaint surroundings, beer served in tall icy glasses!
Favorite Dish: Discovered the delights of homemade chips in this Florida area. This place serves them up hot, crisp, and sprinkled with an interesting herb combination! We were fighting over the crumbs!Related to:
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I wish I could remember the names of the three restaurants we ate at, but they were all very good. But portions are huge! I would have split my dinner/lunch with one of my kids. My advice, look around when you go into a restaurant and see how big the portions are before ordering. All the restaurants we ate at I thought were reasonably priced especially for the portion size.
Mucky Duck/Bubble Room/Green Flash: Hang with the locals
The Ducky's overrated and has set hours for lunch and dinner. It's usually packed with semi-permanent residents (a huge hord of wealthy, clicky old farts) from nearby South Seas Plantation resort (Captiva) that take over the place on most days. They do have a good home brew and service is fast.
The Bubble Room , also on Captiva is interesting with it's eclectic decor and overhead mini train which will give you a sore neck after a while. Get desert, you won't believe the size of pie you get!! The Green Flash (Captiva) has pretty good food and sits overlooking the intracoastal waters. Only flash I saw were cameras?
Plenty other eats to be had on Sanibel too, most all on Periwinkle, the main drag.
RC Otters on Captiva: Fried grouper sanwiches...yummy!
In the heart of Captiva's main area of shops and gallerys, a nice late afternoon lunch spot to relax and enjoy trendy dishes and home brews. Accoustic gituar solo performer was nice added touch.
Favorite Dish: Can't beat fresh local fish and their mexican fare was really tasty too.
Dollar Bill Bar in The Cabbage Key Inn: This place is a definite must-see if in the area!
This place has been in business since 1944. They say it is where Jimmy Buffet got the inspiration to write "Cheeseburger in Paradise". The only way you can get to the restaurant/bar/inn is by boat. There are dollar bills everywhere. You can add one - just sign it and tape it to the wall. We had a crazy night!
Favorite Dish: Great seafood - shrimp, salmon, etc. - They make great drinks too!!
chip's sanibel steakhouse: steak & lobster
chip's sanibel steakhouse is a very nice steak and lobster restaurant in sanibel. very good steak and seafood in a refined atmosphere. one of sanibel's better restaurants.Related to:
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A report by the Office of the Director for National Intelligence outlining that evidence against Syria is thick with caveats. It builds a case that Assad's forces are most likely responsible while outlining gaps in the U.S. intelligence picture. Relevant congressional committees were to be briefed on that evidence by teleconference call on Thursday, U.S. officials and congressional aides said.
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Friday, November 23, 2012
In steps the IHSA
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I heard the change was effective immediately.
Way to go, Paris! Parents can make a difference.
- Friday, November 23, 2012 at 9:16:00 AM CST
We were told emphatically by our lead administraor that the reason for the immediate change was not because two people spoke up but it was due to the ihsa. Hmmm . . . .
- Friday, November 23, 2012 at 9:36:00 AM CST
I was afraid my hmmm might not translate to sarcasm, but I was being sarcastic.
- Friday, November 23, 2012 at 9:40:00 AM CST
- Ramble On said...
Imagine that, a parent was right after all! More sarcasm! Sometimes you just have to go with "if it ain't broke, don't fix it".
- Friday, November 23, 2012 at 9:53:00 AM CST
The parent had all of her ducks in a row. Not so much for the current administration.
Parents of students with special needs should also speak up at board meetings to let the board know they are not getting their minutes as dictated in their IEP. An IEP is a legal document, but this district just does whatever it wants to the kids with IEPs.
- Friday, November 23, 2012 at 9:56:00 AM CST
district 150 screwing up? What's that you say? This surprises you ? This is what they do all of the time. Change the rules because they want to and never ever ever check out the legal responsibilities they have. Now why do you think there are so many personal civil law suites against them. The just do not get it.
- Friday, November 23, 2012 at 3:17:00 PM CST
The Board should again be asking questions about Dr. Lathan's inclusive (NOT!) decision-making style.
There are many experienced principals and coaches at the District that know and understand the IHSA rules backwards and forwards --
- Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 7:46:00 AM CST
Unfortunately the board is simply a rubber stamp. They need to be replaced, but there aren't any willing candidates to step in. The Peoria community will live with this authoritarian, top down leadership until she decides to leave or makes some sort of "fatal error".
My apologies for the negativity of this post. I really do not like feeling this way, but I don't see many positives, other than my students, that exist in this district.
- Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 8:22:00 AM CST
Paris for school board?
- Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 11:05:00 AM CST
Lathan doesn't want to admit the parents were right--and she doesn't want to admit Terry Knapp was right because he has addressed this issue at several board meetings. I still can't believe that Terry and I forgot all about IHSA--I wonder who finally lowered that boom.
- Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 12:31:00 PM CST


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Tickets are now available here for advance purchase, and will also be sold on the day of the event.
This year seven (7) lovely Historical District home gardens, along with a Victorian garden tea, are the featured attractions. The theme is "The Verandahs of Julia-Ann Square."
Two popular historical re-enactment events taking place in nearby Riverview Cemetery will also be included. Kelleyn McClain will portray "Miss Lily Irene Jackson' and James McClain will portray "Joseph H.Diss Debar," the creator of the West Virginia State Seal.
Tickets, including the Tea on the Lawn and the re-enactment events, are $15.00 (+$1 when buying tickets online.) Children age 10 and under are admitted free with an adult.
All proceeds benefit Julia-Ann Square Historic District projects.
For additional information call Judith Smith at 304-422-9861
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