A lot of people dream about being their own boss. No taking orders from anyone. Work at your own pace. Keep all the money. Problem is most of us are the grunts,
performing the day-to-day routines that keep the world running. Meanwhile, the one who gives the orders
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Showing posts with label The Manhattan Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Manhattan Project. Show all posts
Friday, June 28, 2013
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Somebody Set Up Us the Bomb (a review of The Manhattan Project)
Nations on the brink of war. Who will be the first to develop the weapon that will put their nation on top of the heap? Who will be the first to leave the other nations in their dust? Who will be the first to score enough points for the victory? Oh yes, by building bombs.
The Manhattan Project will help you answer that question. Is it any good? Find out below!
Monday, March 11, 2013
News Bits: 3/11/2013
News, news, news. Here it is:
The Wall Street Journal examines Days of Wonder [Link] The Wall Street Journal ran a piece about Days of Wonder last week. It's an interesting window into one of the giants of board gaming. It speaks of their intentionality behind releasing only one major game per year. Are board games mainstream now that they've appeared in the WSJ as well?
The Wall Street Journal examines Days of Wonder [Link] The Wall Street Journal ran a piece about Days of Wonder last week. It's an interesting window into one of the giants of board gaming. It speaks of their intentionality behind releasing only one major game per year. Are board games mainstream now that they've appeared in the WSJ as well?
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