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Inspired by Gerald Ward's photo uploads of his beautifully organized board game collection, I thought I'd create a discussion all about how we all keep our games collections organized. Or, in my case, how we don't:
So feel free to post your photos, tips, tricks, etc. in this thread. I'd love to learn a thing or two about best practices for board game storage.
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I tend to use a Bag of Holding...they even come in various sizes depending on the size of your collection.
Though Jonathan Liu would need at least two
Oh, man. If only.
Actually, Jonathan needs to post pics of his setup. He's got a nice basement totally devoted to games, and everything is neat and tidy. I wish our house was bigger and we could devote an entire room to the hobby. One day...
Yeah. I hear you...maybe I should share our "backroom set up"...because we have the new baby (who is crawling now) and the 8 and 10 year old are LEGO mad (choking hazard)...I had a whole workbench built for them to use to build and display on, to get the LEGO off the floor...they have all their gaming consoles and computers and everything in there...it is awesome. I had my office in there, but had to move out...I was too easily distracted...
All right, let me find a photo of my basement setup...
Well, this one was taken mostly for the Portlandia sign which I've cropped out, so it's not the best angle or focus. My set up keeps shifting, of course, because I get review games and then make room for those, and reorganize. It's not nearly as easy to organize as my bookshelves, because I don't store things vertically for the most part. And the shelves aren't all the same height.
Heavy games need to go on the bottom, and you want to avoid putting heavy small boxes on top of lightweight large ones, or they'll crumple them. I try to group loosely by game type: 2-player games, deck-builders, co-op games, party games, and so on. But there's a lot of "other." Most card games are in shoeboxes, something like 20-30 games per box (especially those that I've ditched the original boxes and put into home-made tuckboxes). When the box is ridiculously oversized, I take the game out of the original box and make a smaller box for it if possible, though I do that less now than I used to due to time constraints. However, I probably need to do that more than ever.
The wooden shelves on the left are a combination of games I haven't played and games I have for review that I haven't written up yet.
I did hear one guy on board game geek who kept everything in big ziploc bags in plastic tubs. He'd put all the boards/rulebooks/flat things in one batch, alpha by game, and then all the bits and things in another big bag, labeled, and then organized alphabetically in batches. Sounds like a great way to store a lot of games in a much smaller area, but then what do you do with all those game boxes? Still gotta have a place to keep them, unless you ditch them entirely.
Does the idea of throwing away the boxes make you break out in hives?
It might be kind of freeing...
Yep, you got it.
Well, particularly because now I'm at the stage where sometimes I want to sell/trade those games I don't play as much anymore. REALLY helps to still have the original box.
Actually, I think one Type IV should probably do it for now. I don't know that I'm over 250 cubic feet yet...
We have so, many, games. They have a room to themselves, nice little shelves, bags of holding and Plano boxes for all the bits, but they come alive at night like in Toy Story and gradually make their way to the floor. I usually discover this while carrying something large that blocks my view of the floor at which time I stumble/drop kick said game across the room.
I don't have many table top games but a friend of mine buys the Maxwell House International Cafe cans to hold his card games (eg. Fluxx, Munchkin, etc.)
I'm not sure if this link will work right, but I think it will go to an image of the cans I'm talking about:
Thanks for the nice words regarding my collection & its storage. A few things that I do:
- In cases of bad insert design, I frequently re-design the insert. You can see a few of my redesigns in my photos on Board Game Geek: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/images/boardgame/all/page/1?username=e...
- I buy small plastic bags in various sizes from Michael's craft store and use them frequently. I loathe loose bits & pieces.
- I usually place Velcro dots on two sides (left & right) between the lid & base in order to keep everything together when the games are on their sides. You can see a shot of one of the dots in the picture: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/image/797084/small-world.
- Large games or oddly-sized games tend to get stored flat. They are stored in drawers and in some of the other cabinets in our dining/game room. Descent gets its own drawer, as does Fortune & Glory
At this point we only have a little over a 100 games, so the storage requirements are ridiculous yet.
Here's another shot of the built-in unit. All of those drawers & cabinets have games in them:
(FYI, that dark wood box on the stand is my Arkham Horror collection, and the light wood box above it is the super-deluxe Catan 3d set).
Ah, I like the velcro dots idea. All of my games are stored flat, though I also seem to have a good number of oddly-shaped boxes. Also, according to BGG I'm apparently up to 400 games now, so ... I just use those big cheap wire shelving units—which is okay because it's down in the basement. I don't think my wife would ever let me keep those out in the living room.
If we had close to the size of the collection that you have, we would have to look at alternative storage options. I tend to trade out games on BGG for ones that I want to try, so we seem to be in a period of stasis for now.
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Which brings be back around to Christopher Ryan's belief that humans aren't inherently monogamous (or at least would be happier if they weren't). Now, I realize I am apparently the only person in the entire blogosphere that disagrees, but hear me out.
Ryan has continued his argument that modern humans sexual nature was/is polygamous, and uses things like testosterone surges (leading to lower mortality) in the presence of an unknown woman as evidence that we (men) are hardwired for polygamy. He suggests that a woman's rapid ovulation cycle, and 12 pregnancy opportunities per year suggest women are hardwired to mother children that aren't necessarily those of their cohabitant male, rather the children of the male she happens to be mating with at that point in the year.
Yet, he's not addressing the behavioral compulsions of both pre- and post-agricultural human societies that cause monogamy to be the rule, not the exception. Is it any coincidence that serial monogamist societies are (by and large) the Industrialized nations of this planet? Is it any coincidence that HIV is far less prevalent in heterosexuals that practice monogamy?
When faced with these issues, Ryan retreats to pre-agriculture for defense:
While there were no doubt occasional outbreaks of infectious disease in prehistory, it's unlikely they spread far, even with high levels of sexual promiscuity. It would have been nearly impossible for pathogens to take hold in widely dispersed groups of foragers with infrequent contact between groups. The conditions necessary for devastating epidemics or pandemics didn't exist until the agricultural revolution.
But if we are to assume that humans were built into "widely dispersed, small groups of foragers," wouldn't inbreeding be minimized if monogamy were adopted? It seems that Ryan's model has as few people as possible to breeding outside of their little group, but as many as possible breeding within that group. Small polygamist (and to a lesser extent monogamist) groups cannot escape inbreeding without the regular input of external genetic data; the harmful mutations just continue to escalate. If you have a society with four men and four women, and each woman fathers four children, one from each father, within one generation all the children in the group are half brothers and sisters. If you have four monogamous pairs, it takes three times as long for all the progeny to become at least half-siblings.
And what about the thoroughly modern concept that a man simply might find it less worth his time to spend enormous physical, mental, and fiscal capital raising children that are clearly not his own. In almost every post-agricultural society I can think of, humans have placed a lot of weight, either in financial inheritance or in social standing, on the ability to parent your own progeny. For women this is an inescapable simplicity, but for men, the cultural pressure to father as many children as possible must be counterbalanced with the desire to minimize chances of mistakenly raising someone else's children as your own.
Sure, one could just plumb vaginas with reckless abandon, hoping to spread one's seed as far and wide as possible, and just accept that the children you raise with your cohabitant are likely not all your own...but hey, some other schmuck is stuck with your kids.
But what if you want to guarantee not only that you have as many kids as possible, but also that they are raised in a fashion you find acceptable? Impregnate 20 homeless women gets your genes out there for pennies on the dollar, sure...but what is the chances that those kids are born healthy, or that they survive long enough to procreate too?
Consider that extreme with the extreme of monogamy, where you guarantee your only (and only your) children come from one woman and you raise them as you see fit and provide enormous physical, mental, and financial faculties to those select few kids.
Ryan would probably, faced with this argument, retreat back to pre-history, and argue that small foraging groups had communal children, and that the children were probably all kept in a "day-care" style group overseen by a small number of adults while the remaining adults foraged and hunted. In this way a parent oversaw their own children, as well as other children, all for the combined good of their group.
But Ryan can't retreat to pre-history. His book isn't an argument for pre-historic polygamy; its a treatise on the increased happiness individuals of modern society could achieve via polygamy that he believes was prevalent in pre-agricultural humanity.
But as of yet, from Ryan or from anyone else, I have not heard a single convincing argument that pre-historic humans were largely polygamous. So why should I believe that monogamy is against our nature when it isn't clearly established what our original nature was?


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They're also good for holiday dinners. I just can't get on the "let's dump half a bag of brown sugar and some marshmallows into a pan with some sweet potatoes and maple syrup!" bandwagon. Sweet potatoes are sweet enough as is!
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Step 2: Preheat the oven and prep the sweet potato!
You can either peel the potato or leave the skin on - lately I leave it on every time. It adds nutrition and a nice chewy texture. :D
I don't worry about washing it, normally, but you can rinse it in the sink as long as you promise me you'll dry it off very, very well. If it's still wet the olive oil won't coat the fries as well, which will lead to soggy fries. And then you'll be disappointed with the fries and I'll be disappointed with you. :(
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Next time I'd suggest cutting the cooking time a little - maybe 10 and then 12 minutes?
And I'm so excited you've had sweet potatoes now :D
*turns oven on* I'll let you know how it goes.
Also, this looks delicious.
I bet it would work, but you might need to do them for a little longer and flip them more often because they're so much more dense. :)
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The work of Anne Llewellyn, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Newcastle is currently on display in the Design Building Exhibition space at the University. The exhibition is part of PhD research and is based on the fieldwork conducted since the commencement of her study in 2003. Concentrating on fieldwork observations accumulated during extensive travel to a diverse range of habitats across Australia, the work culminates in the Llewellyn Collector's Chest.
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When I received my set of 4 coasters, one of them had somehow lost the cropping that I had done and had previewed prior to purchasing (it looked great during the review). The coaster looked bad because the photo was way off center -- not only had it been zoomed out, but it appeared to have kept one corner of the cropping so the subject was in the far corner of the coaster. Anyway, I called to complain and they let me replace it free of charge. The new set is perfect and they work great. Thank you, Shutterfly! Also, you cannot save this product under your projects. It's not a big deal, but if you ever want more of the same coasters, you'd have to recreate them.
September 23, 2013
Look great, but...
Ordered these as a gift, they look beautiful and like they'll hold up well. However they did not save/use any of my zooming or changes to my photos, so some of them are zoomed out all the way and just looks bad (people are too small). I know I saved them and previewed them before ordering because I had seen another review saying this as well. It's too close to the person's birthday I got them for to get new ones, so I'm really kind of disappointed with their printing. Also, these don't save in your 'projects' area, you cannot save them to order at a later date, nor go back and look at any of them. I do not like that considering I can do that on everything else I've made. Over all they're great in theory, and could be an awesome product, but they have to fix whatever is wrong in the process so people can get what they ordered and created.
September 4, 2013
Great Father's Day gift
The coaster set I ordered for my husband for Father's Day just arrived. They look great! The picture quality is excellent and the coasters themselves are high quality. My only feedback is that it would be nice if they came with a coaster stand, but I would definitely recommend these. Can't wait to give them to my husband for Father's Day!
June 13, 2013
Just got a set in the mail for Fathers Day from my daughter. Pictures of the kids on them. Of course my wife claimed them and put them in the living room. Maybe I will get to use them sometime. Great gift idea.
June 10, 2013
Coming Back For More
I bought these 4 years ago and they are holding up strong. I am now back to purchase more for Father's Day.
May 26, 2013
Cute, but improvements needed
I got some made for Mother's Day. The photo quality turned out well on most, but there were some errors. On one of them my mom's face was significantly darker than her neck that wasn't like that in the original photo. There was another picture that I specifically spaced, cropped, and centered properly before clicking order (even double-checked to preview) and somehow the image shifted to the right cutting off some of my body from the picture (before I had it perfectly center). I don't really know why those two of the four got messed up and had problems. I wasn't too pleased with this like I usually am with all Shutterfly products. I hope they improve whatever mishap may have occurred in the future for others.
May 14, 2013
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I've had these coasters for several years and they look as fantastic as the first day I recieved them. The pictures look great. I keep 3 at home to use and bring one to work. I exchange the one at work out every so often and constantly get complements on them. I love these coasters and will buy more in the future!!!
May 2, 2013
These are fantastic!
The pictures turned out much better than expected! These really are fantastic coasters and I'd recommend these to anyone looking for personalized gifts.
April 25, 2013
Loved the printed coasters!
I received my coaster set within the expected time frame and they turned out better than i had imagined. The quality is good, the coasters are strong and sturdy, the pictures are bright & clear! I would certainly recommend these to everyone.
April 23, 2013
Love these coasters
I was extremely pleased with the quality. They turned out even better than I expected. I love that they are durable but very lightweight. And the pictures are crystal clear. Everyone comments on how cool they are. I'm getting another set for my best friend.
April 5, 2013
Awesome Gift!
We just got our first 3 sets, and they are all gorgeous!
February 18, 2013
The coasters look great! We uploaded our company's best remodeling projects and use the coasters in our waiting room. They get lots of compliments.
January 29, 2013
Great product!!! It durable and the pictures come out awesome. Love the coasters and they don't get messed up when you put a drink on it. Will most likely buy more.
January 19, 2013
I love these coasters! I made a set with 4 different pictures of my kids and each one is so beautiful. The are so beautiful that instead of using them as coasters, I glued magnets to the back and put them on my fridge. LOVE LOVE LOVE. They would be so perfect for a gift but I am keeping them fo myself. :)
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The Lane is the only route into the village of Westdean, and as such is also referred to as the "Westdean and Church Only" road. It is prone to flooding in bad weather, cutting the village off!
How to get here:
Road: A26 - Follow the A26 to Newhaven, then join the A259 towards Eastbourne. After passing through Seaford, just before the Seven Sisters Country Park there is a junction on the left to Littlington (Littlington Road). The Lane will then be on the right (no through road). +
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The War Games (2)
Filmed: 30 Mar 1969
The Doctor and Zoe see a car approaching down a lane.
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Filmed: 30 Mar 1969
The ambulance is watched by an American Civil War soldier.
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Seven Sisters Country Park (The War Games). Head west along The Lane, and at the end turn left into Litlington Road. Follow it to the end, then bear left and cross the road to the park on the other side.
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Conservation groups can no longer afford to try to protect all animals and plants, forcing heartbreaking choices
By Mark Fischetti | Jul 23, 2012 | 8
Researchers can now reconstruct genes from extinct animals and study the proteins they encoded
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James Balog and the Extreme Ice Survey team documented the vanishing glaciers around the world on an ambitious photographic survey
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In the new century, with a booming economy, a burgeoning middle class enjoyed the fruits of science and technology for life, work and leisure
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In selections from the archives of Scientific American, physicists give firsthand accounts of their groundbreaking work
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The global distribution of Nobel Prizes traces a shift from Europe to the U.S.
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This excerpt from a leading neuroscientist's book on the brain's intricate connections levels a critique at the prospects for the Human Brain Project, profiled in the June issue
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The spadework for a massively detailed computer representation of the entire brain has already begun—and questions about its usefulness have simultaneously arisen
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Investment Committee
The membership of the Investment Committee shall consist of the Treasurer, the Executive Officer, the Vice-President, and three other members appointed by the President-Elect to staggered three-year terms. The Treasurer shall serve as Chairperson. The Committee shall meet at least twice each year to review the financial and investment policies of the Society and shall make recommendations to the Executive Board and to the Council concerning these policies. | |
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