The Battle of Lexington

[ShadenSmith]

What are the realistic chances of Multi happening?

To be honest a lot of that would depend on workers. We only have one room so I can't guarantee a great environment for multi. If we run on schedule I think we could probably fit it in over off to the side. I'd love to hold multi. I can't promise that though.

 

[Hadley4000]

And I am confirmed for it

If you need me to help judge/scramble, let me know.

 

[Carson]

And I am confirmed for it

If you need me to help judge/scramble, let me know.

We desperately need volunteers to scramble for Magic... are you up for it?

 

[Hadley4000]

And I am confirmed for it

If you need me to help judge/scramble, let me know.

We desperately need volunteers to scramble for Magic... are you up for it?

You'll have to teach me the notation.

 

[flee135]

Is there anyone who is driving through/lives at Ashland, Maysville, or South Shore? These are where Amtrak stations are located. Please send me a PM if you are. I'm trying to open up my options right now, but at the moment it's pretty unlikely that I'll be going. I guess I'll wait and see.

 

[cubemaster13]

REally hope i can come but im not sure yet

 

[cincyaviation]

And I am confirmed for it

If you need me to help judge/scramble, let me know.

We desperately need volunteers to scramble for Magic... are you up for it?

if i ever host a comp, thats going to be my mystery event
also, 3 rounds of 2x2!!!!! YAY!

 

[masterofthebass]

also, 3 rounds of 2x2!!!!! YAY!

you are only allowed to use guimond as per shaden's request.

 

[ShadenSmith]

also, 3 rounds of 2x2!!!!! YAY!

you are only allowed to use guimond as per shaden's request.

Indeed. All scrambles will be optimized for Guimond only.

 

[cincyaviation]

also, 3 rounds of 2x2!!!!! YAY!

you are only allowed to use guimond as per shaden's request.

Indeed. All scrambles will be optimized for Guimond only.

hmmm, i must have missed the option on the scramble generator for that :rolleyes:
i assume that means Dan will be doing guimond as well?

 

[Mariah94]

Woot. I might go. It is an eight hour drive, but the closest competition this year. And it would be my first. Gotta start somewhere.

 

[cincyaviation]

what state do you live in? i cant imagine having to drive 8 hours for a comp

 

[Mariah94]

virginia.

 

[cincyaviation]

virginia.

arent the massachusetts and D.C. comps closer than kentucky ones?

 

[JBCM627]

virginia.

arent the massachusetts and D.C. comps closer than kentucky ones?

Massachusetts, probably not. D.C., depends where you live in Virginia. There have been Virginia competitions in the past, though...

 

[Mike Hughey]

virginia.

arent the massachusetts and D.C. comps closer than kentucky ones?

Massachusetts, probably not. D.C., depends where you live in Virginia. There have been Virginia competitions in the past, though...

It's pretty difficult to be 8 hours from DC in Virginia. Pretty difficult, but apparently not quite impossible.

 

[JBCM627]

It's pretty difficult to be 8 hours from DC in Virginia. Pretty difficult, but apparently not quite impossible.

Thats true... it looks like it is impossible to be 8 hours away from both, then. (Btw, that spot you picked is in Tennessee! There seems to be only one "unknown road" that is over 8 hours. But even that was less than 8 to the DC Open, which was actually in Virginia.) So unless you get stuck in a snowstorm...

Or use mapquest... although in Mapquest's defense, I took advantage of a road Google doesn't have on its map.

 

[kprox1994]

what state do you live in? i cant imagine having to drive 8 hours for a comp

If I go, I will be driving 6. The nearest comps are usually 4-6 hours away. But this one I have an advantage because if I go we will drive 6 hours there, and after we will drive 4 hours to my grandparents, and then 4 hours back home.

 

[Mike Hughey]

Btw, that spot you picked is in Tennessee!

Ugh - it's what I get for trusting Google Maps. I just remembered from my early days of school in Virginia that Cumberland Gap was the farthest west location in Virginia (not sure if it was actually true, but it's what I learned ), so I requested directions from "Cumberland Gap, VA" to DC, and that was the map they gave me.

 

[JBCM627]

Ugh - it's what I get for trusting Google Maps. I just remembered from my early days of school in Virginia that Cumberland Gap was the farthest west location in Virginia (not sure if it was actually true, but it's what I learned ), so I requested directions from "Cumberland Gap, VA" to DC, and that was the map they gave me.

It looks to be true. I was just nit picking... the spot you picked is about a block from the border.