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September 2010
If this newsletter appears rushed, it's because I am a very busy person. When I took over the newsletter position I had
just been laid off and had plenty of time. Now I'm dealing with work and school and while there a lot of positive
things to be said for that, it definitely has compromised my free time! In fact, with officer elections coming up soon, I
would like to officially announce that I will be stepping down from the newsletter editor position effective at the end
of my term in December. If you have an interest in this or any of the other officer positions, please bring it up at one
of the upcoming meetings.
Meanwhile...the Phillies won the NL East division again. Funny how it never grows old! They've been looking very good recently,
so perhaps there's another World Series in their near future. Go Phillies!
All for now. Game on!
-Ken
The Games We Played - September 2010
My personal thanks (once again!) to Harold Dewhirst for providing lists of games played. For the second month in a row,
Axis & Allies won most played honors, this time with an incredible seven times played. Incredible because it is
definitely not a quick game! Second place was a tie between two fantasy-theme card games: Magic The Gathering and
Thunderstone, with three plays each.
Click here to see the complete
list of games played in September.
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Upcoming Events
October Oxford Valley Mall Meeting Dates:
October 2nd
October 16th
10:00AM to 9:00PM
October Games Keep Meeting Date:
October 9th
12:00 to 10:00PM
October 7th Dimension Games Meeting Date:
October 23th
10:00AM to 10:00PM
November 4-7: Euroquest VIII
Hilton Pikesville, Pikesville, MD. A four-day event sponsored by both the Boardgame Players Association and the
Games Club of Maryland. for
more information.
November 19-21: Philcon 2010
Crowne Plaza Hotel, Cherry Hill, NJ. The annual convention hosted by the Philadelphia Science
Fiction Society has open gaming throughout all three days of the convention. for more information.
February 23-27, 2011: Prezcon 2011 2010
Doubletree Charlottesville, Charlottesville, VA. This convention has tournaments for over 90 games of various types. Seems
similar to WBC. for more information.
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