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Bounding Fire Productions is proud to announce that BFP3: Blood and Jungle is now available for pre-orders. Head to our website, www.boundingfire.com

BFP3: Blood and Jungle is our first Battlepack based in the Pacific Theater of Operations. The unprecedented size of this product makes it unique in our industry, and follows in our tradition of high quality, exciting scenarios.

General content includes:

47 scenarios. They range from early 1930s Japanese vs. Chinese Action to 1947 KNIL (Dutch) vs. Indonesians. The scenarios range from tourny to monster, all infantry to combined arms, etc. A good chunk of the action does not necessarily have PTO Terrain in effect. Basically there is something in here for everyone scenario wise.

A large magazine with a variety of articles all with a PTO theme.

4 countersheets. Japanese Partially Armed Paratroopers, 5/8" counters for a variety of nationalities either rare/not in the system/captured: Thai, Indonesian, Japanese, Chinese, KNIL, US, Aussie.... and maybe some surprises.

Essentially 3 mapboards. One is our 'double wide' concept. The boards fit together for a large urban battlefield, and are geomorphic on all of the other sides.

.....and more.

We will be providing some pics, more information, etc.

Without a doubt this is a monster product, which I like to call 'the OtO of the PTO'. YMMV on this but I am fully confident if you like PTO you will love this product. If you are new and not necessarily interested in PTO, you will still really like this product.

We are ready to send this to the printers, so we are now taking pre-orders. Printing will take at least 4-6 weeks, so we should start shipping in January. Pre-order pricing is $104 for US and Canadian orders and $113 for everywhere else. As always this price INCLUDES all shipping and handling. Once we roll this out, retail price will be $125, so take advantage of the pre-order price and immerse yourself in all things PTO.

Thanks for your dedicated support of Bounding Fire Productions.

Chas

#22

From: CTASL@...
Date: Fri Oct 9, 2009 3:45 pm
Subject: Banzai!! 14.3 Is Now Available For Download

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Banzai!! 14.3 is now available for download! Dan Preston strings us along with another of his clever efforts. Rick Reinesch provides a wrap-up of the 2009 Texas Team Tournament, along with all of the final results. We are treated to a very comprehensive, exciting Campaign Game AAR from the prolific and loquacious Nick Drinkwater of KGP II: Bridge at Cheneux. Dan also throws in a good Tactical Tip, and we interview the folks who bring us the The Two Half-Squads podcast, Jeffery Hallett and Dave Kleinschmidt.

Just head out to the Texas ASL website at www.texas-asl.com

Enjoy!

Rick

This is also a call to the greater ASL community for articles to appear in Banzai!!. If you have an aspect of the game you'd like to expound on, an AAR, scenario analysis, whatever, write it up and send it to us! Take a look at the Texas ASL website for all of the information and guidelines. We'd love to hear from you!

#21

From: CTASL@...
Date: Fri Jul 3, 2009 5:26 pm
Subject: Stuff Left at the Texas Team Tournament

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For those that attended the Texas Team Tournament this year, please check your stuff. Here is a rundown of stuff left in the room at the tournament. I found the following:

A QDRC. [Someone mentioned that this might be Hondo's?]
A rulebook in a red binder cover. This was found over in the corner near where Sam Tyson was sitting and where I had my stuff set up. Pete Shelling did a lot of playing over in this corner.
A set of wrap-around sunglasses.
A 2x2 ft piece of plexiglass.
A dark green die and a small white die and large white die.

Rick

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#20

From: CTASL@...
Date: Mon Jun 29, 2009 9:58 pm
Subject: 2009 Texas Team Tournament Results

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Trying to catch up on my sleep after my annual exercise in sleep deprevation. We had a record setting turnout at the Texas Team Tournament this year - 49 folks preregistered and 4 more folks as walk-ins, for a total of 53 participants this year, with a number of new faces joining in the festivities. The ASL was going fast and furious for all four days of the tourney with a ton of games played. We gave away a ton of stuff at our raffle on Saturday, with everyone walking away with something. The sponsors were really to be commended this year with the state of the economy and all, but their support was terrific was a big hit for all of the participants as everyone walked away with a least one item from the table.

In the end we had a number of folks walk away with hardware. From the Thursday Opening Assault mini, the team of Paul Chamberland and John Farris took home the Allied and Axis Commander dioramas, respectively. In the other mini on Thursday, for the Omaha Beach landing using CH's "First Wave At Omaha", Jim Ferrell was the lucky participant who walked away with the game. (I'll have some writeups and pictures around the Omaha playing shortly). The Audie Murphy trophy for the most snakes over the course of the tourney was won by Zeb Doyle (28), and in a tour de force Gary Fortenberry racked up a record 53 boxcars in four days to take home the Col. Klink award. Gary was on a torrid pace having acquired 28 box cars over the span of two scenarios, so the fact he wound up with "only" 53 is amazing in and of itself.

For the major prizes, the team of Rob Burton (Houston) and Roy Connelly (Wichita) walked away with the overall Team Tourney prize. And for the individual awards, Mike Seningen (Austin) survived an onslaught by Jim Ferrell (Ft. Worth) to take the overall 10-3 award, with Jim being awarded the 9-2 runner-up.

The website has already been updated for next year, so if you want to register for the 18th Annual Texas Team Tournament, go for it. All the details are on the website, but as always we are the week after Father's Day. That means you should begin planning now to make that trek to Austin from June 24-27, 2010 and join in the fun.

Rick

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#19

From: CTASL@...
Date: Thu Jun 11, 2009 12:47 pm
Subject: Late Texas Team Tournament Update

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Hey, just wanted to let folks know that I've talked with Pete Shelling and we're going to be holding a couple of Schwerpunkt playtest minis on Friday and Saturday for Pete. This'll be open to 4 folks each day, and Pete has indicated that he will have some prizes. So make sure to contact me or Pete either when you get here to Austin, if not before, and let us know you want to help out the hobby, playtest some always cool Pete Shelling designs, and have a great shot at winning some early prizes during the tourney.

Rick

#18

From: CTASL@...
Date: Mon Jun 1, 2009 1:35 pm
Subject: Texas Team Tournament Hotel Deadlines

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For folks planning on coming to the tournament, please make sure to get in contact with hotel. Our special room rate (fantasitc room rate, actually) expires on June 5th. That's this Friday. The deadline for pre-registering is June 11th, which is next Thursday. We're just 3 weeks out, folks. So don't delay, those dates are coming up fast!

The Texas Team Tournament is held at the La Quinta-Round Rock just north of Austin

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

Room Rates (tax not incl): $65

You will need to contact the hotel directly to reserve your room. Make sure to mention you are associated with the "Central Texas ASL Club" to get the reduced room rate.

Rick

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#17

From: CTASL@...
Date: Tue May 26, 2009 1:27 pm
Subject: 2009 Texas Team Tournament - One Month Out

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Just one month out from the biggest ASL bash of the summer. We're 17 years and counting. Plan on making the trek down to sunny Austin and dive into 4 days of ASL bliss. For folks planning on coming, please make sure to get in contact with hotel. Our special room rate (fantasitc room rate, actually) expires on June 5th. The deadline for pre-registering is June 11th. So don't delay, those dates are coming up fast! Go out to our website: www.texas-asl.com for all of the details.

The Thursday minis are all lined up. Since this is the 65th anniversary of D-Day, we're going to feature a mini in the bocage, featuring scenarios from AP4 and BtB2. Still plenty of room left in that one, so please let me know if you are interested. The Omaha beach landing featuring CH's First Wave at Omaha is all filled up and the folks are getting prep'd for that.

Here are the details, one more time:
The 17th Annual Texas Team Tournament
Austin, TX June 25-28, 2009

Thursday 9am - Sunday 8pm

The Texas Team Tournament returns to the La Quinta Round Rock just north of Austin

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

4-Day Registration $36
3-Day (Fri-Sun) Registration $31
Saturday Only Registration $21
Room Rates (tax not incl): $65
You will need to contact the hotel directly to reserve your room. Make sure to mention you are associated with the "Central Texas ASL Club" to get the reduced room rate.

Rick

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#16

From: CTASL@...
Date: Sun Apr 26, 2009 6:55 pm
Subject: Banzai!! Turns 50

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Comrades,

The Banzai staff is pleased to announce that issue 14.2 of the
newsletter of Texas ASL is now available for free download from
the club website:

http://texas-asl.com/banzai/banzai14_2.pdf

This issue happens to be our 50th overall, and we're hoping you'll
celebrate this milestone with us by enjoying reading it as much as
we enjoyed creating it. This issue is packed with lots of high-quality
content, as you've come to expect from Banzai. Within its 26 pages,
Zeb Doyle takes us to class with a naval OBA clinic and an
explanation of critical hits. There are two scenario analyses by
yours truly (The Meat Grinder and Up Inferno Hill), skillfully aided by
Rick Reinesch's excellent graphical skills as copy editor. He's really
turned it up a notch in illustrating our articles. Rick also gives us
the low-down on the fast-approaching Texas Team Tournament in Austin
in June (get your preregistration in!), and Walter Eardley tells us about
some of his favorite scenarios. Rick provides a tactical tip, and Sam and
I reflect on turning 50.

Many thanks to Rick, Zeb, Sam, and Walter for their contributions to this
issue, and to all the folks who have contributed over the last 13+ years
and 50 editions.

Matt Shostak

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#15

From: CTASL@...
Date: Sun Apr 26, 2009 2:49 pm
Subject: 2009 Texas Team Tournament - 2 months out!

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We're just 2 months out from the start of the biggest ASL bash of the summer. Get on out to the Texas ASL website and get your preregistration in. Deadlines are coming up fast - the deadline for locking in our very discounted hotel room rate ($65/day) is June 5th and the preregistration deadline is June 10th.

The Thursday minis are getting lined up. Since this is the 65th anniversary of D-Day, we're featuring an all day playing on Thursday of the invasion of Normandy with the soon-to-be-released "First Wave at Omaha" from Critical Hit. The plan as of now is to have 4 to 6 guys play from when the doors open on Thursday morning to whenever that night. And when the smoke has cleared, we will hold a drawing and one of the combatants is going to take the game home with them! Get on out the CH's website for all of the info on the game.

We're also going to feature a mini centered on the bocage, featuring the following scenarios from AP4 and BtB2, Round 1: AP32 Second Crack at Caumont and Round 2: BtB11 Bosq Barbeque.

Get on out to our website www.texas-asl.com for all of the details and prereg links. Mail in your registration, or make use of our Paypal setup to make preregistering even easier (you don't need to have a Paypal account, just a credit card).

For the details again,

The 17th Annual Texas Team Tournament
Austin, TX June 25-28, 2009

Thursday 9am - Sunday 8pm

The Texas Team Tournament returns to the La Quinta Round Rock just north of Austin

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

4-Day Registration $36
3-Day (Fri-Sun) Registration $31
Saturday Only Registration $21
Room Rates (tax not incl): $65
You will need to contact the hotel directly to reserve your room. Make sure to mention you are associated with the "Central Texas ASL Club" to get the reduced room rate.

See you there!

Rick

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#14

From: CTASL@...
Date: Wed Apr 8, 2009 3:17 am
Subject: 2009 Texas Team Tournament Mini Info

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As the Texas Team Tourney approaches, I'm excited to announce that the Opening Assault Mini will once again be taking place on Thursday, June 25, 2009! The action will be something unique and special this year; revolving around the invasion of Normandy and the subsequent battles in the hedgerows of Northern France in celebration of the 65th Anniversary of this period. This is your chance to experience a small part of this pivotal battle for continental Europe and see if you can survive that fateful day and the days that followed.

We are actually sponsoring two minis for this year. For the first mini, we are featuring the Critical Hit product First Wave at Omaha. This module brings the fury of Bloody Omaha to the players in a massive historical module that has three linking maps to recreate OMAHA West and portions of Omaha East with SIX FEET of running map length. Every detail is there, and all of the Vierville and Les Moulins draws. You'll recreate the scene of the hardest fighting in Normandy and the setting for the opening scene of Saving Private Ryan. The expectation is that we will have 4 to 6 players battle on the beachhead all day long. And at the end of the day, we will hold a drawing with one of the participants taking home the game. Join in and experience something truly unique in the world of ASL.

For the other mini, we will be featuring two scenarios, one from last years Action Pack 4, and one from the just recently released Bounding Fire Production's Beyond the Beachhead 2. As always players will be paired up, one Axis and one Allied, to hopefully remove any issues with scenario balance. Your objective is too just a little bit better than the other players of your side, either Allied or Axis. The team with the largest number of points at the end of scenario play will be the winner. It's that simple. Without further delay, here are the scenarios we'll be playing:

Round 1: AP32 Second Crack At Caumont
Round 2: BtB11 Bosq Barbeque

Here's a little background on the scenario for Round 2,

"le Haut du Bosq, France, 26 June, 1944: As part of Operation Epsom, the 9th Cameronians had the farthest first day objective, the village of le Haut du Bosq. For the attack they were supported by Churchill tanks of the 7th Royal Tank Regiment, and Crocodile flamethrowers from 141 Regiment RAC. The weather prevented any aircraft from supporting the attack, although the frontline German positions were pounded by a massive artillery bombardment. The Cameronians initially had to fight through the lines of Battalion II, SS Panzergenadier Regiment 26. The infantry and the tanks were hit hard by artillery fire, but by 1100 they were at the outskirts of the village."

We will kick off all mini play promptly at 9am Thursday, June 25 th. If you are interested in participating in either mini, please contact the Tournament Director (me) directly. We'll post participants for the minis online as they come in.

Cost of entry is included with your tournament registration fees. Any special rules applicable to either Opening Assault Mini-Tournament will be provided at the Tournament. Please check out our website for all the contact and tournament details at www.texas-asl.com .

Rick

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#13

From: "Rick Reinesch" <CTASL@...>
Date: Mon Mar 23, 2009 11:13 pm
Subject: Banzai!! 14.1 Is Now Available for Free Download

rreinesc

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Comrades,
The staff of Banzai!! is very pleased to announce that issue 14.1 of the
Newsletter of Texas ASL is now available for free download from the club
website:

http://www.texas-asl.com/

This issue is chock full of ASL content. We are once again graced by a pair of
articles from the loquacious Nick Drinkwater (ably assisted by Rick Reinesch's
graphical wizardry), and far too belatedly have finally gotten around to
interviewing Walter Eardley for our Player Profile. Rick Reinesch gives us the
lowdown on the 17th Annual Texas Team Tournament, and a few of the usual
suspects tell their stories, banter about nifty scenarios, and give us tips on
rules and tactics.

While you are at it, if there is a past issue you might have missed (there are
47 psat issues now!) they are all available for free download as well.  So check
out all of the issues of Banzai!! and find out why we are the best ASL
newsletter out there.

Enjoy!

Matt Shostak

#12

From: "Rick Reinesch" <CTASL@...>
Date: Thu Feb 26, 2009 5:35 am
Subject: 2009 Texas Team Tournament - Just 4 Months Away

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We're just 4 short months out from the start of the biggest ASL bash
of the summer. It's 17 years and counting, so plan on making the trek
down to sunny Austin and dive into 4 days of ASL bliss and help us
celebrate.

Be sure to visit our website at www.texas-asl.com for more details.

The Thursday minis are getting lined up. Since this is the 65th
anniversary of D-Day, we're going to feature a mini in the bocage,
featuring scenarios from AP4 and BtB2.

And for those willing to dive into some serious playing, we're
featuring an all day playing on Thursday of the invasion of Normandy
with the soon-to-be-released First Wave at Omaha from Critical Hit.
The plan as of now is to have 4 to 6 guys play from when the doors
open on Thursday morning to whenever that night. And when the smoke
has cleared, we will hold a drawing and one of the combatants is
going to take the game home with them!

As always, we're the weekend after Father's Day, so
we've made it easy to decide on a Father's Day gift this year!

Here are the details:
The 17th Annual Texas Team Tournament
Austin, TX June 25-28, 2009

Thursday 9am - Sunday 8pm

The Texas Team Tournament returns to the La Quinta Round Rock just
north of Austin

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

4-Day Registration $36
3-Day (Fri-Sun) Registration $31
Saturday Only Registration $21
Room Rates (tax not incl): $65
You will need to contact the hotel directly to reserve your room.
Make sure to mention you are associated with the "Central Texas ASL
Club" to get the reduced room rate

Rick

#11

From: "Rick Reinesch" <CTASL@...>
Date: Wed Dec 31, 2008 5:15 pm
Subject: 2009 Texas Team Tournament

rreinesc

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We're just 6 short months out, so with the start of the new year it
is time to start making those plans to attend and get that vacation
time set aside. As always, we're the weekend after Father's Day, so
we've made it easy to decide on a Father's Day gift this year!

Texas ASL is proud to present:
The 17th Annual Texas Team Tournament
Austin, TX June 25-28, 2009

Thursday 9am - Sunday 8pm

The Texas Team Tournament returns to the La Quinta Round Rock just
north of Austin

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

4-Day Registration $36
3-Day (Fri-Sun) Registration $31
Saturday Only Registration $21
Room Rates (tax not incl): $65
You will need to contact the hotel directly to reserve your room.
Make sure to mention you are associated with the "Central Texas ASL
Club" to get the reduced room rate

Texas' Largest and Longest running ASL Tournament brings four full
days of ASL nirvanna kicking off with a Thursday start.

Thursday will be an open gaming day and will not count towards the
tournament standings. As always, Thursday games count towards the
coveted Major Johnson award. Games related to the official tournament
standings start Friday morning at 9AM.

For those looking for a little different head-on-head action, The ASL
Team Tournament is pleased to announce our ever popular Thursday mini-
tournament: Opening Assault. Some folks have inquired, and if there
is enough interest, we'll sponsor an ASLSK mini-tourney as well.

Remember to Pre-Register -- Besides you never know what goodies you
might find in your pre-registration packet. In the past there has
been sneak preview scenarios, local CTASL scenarios in color on card
stock, personal leader counters, and a handful of other goodies from
our sponsors.

All the tournament details and more can be found at our Texas ASL
website. Just follow the tournament links.

Rick

#10

From: "David S" <kjkb@...>
Date: Wed Jul 2, 2008 4:32 pm
Subject: Japanese Vehicle Notes

kjkb

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Hello Ya'll,

Does anyone have the Japanese vehicle notes? A-GG I think?

Thanks for any help you can give me

From: "Rick Reinesch" <CTASL@...>
Date: Mon Jun 2, 2008 1:38 am
Subject: 2008 Texas Team Tournament - Last Chance!

rreinesc

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We're less than three weeks out from the biggest ASL bash of the
summer.  NOTE that this Thursday (6/4) marks that last day that you
can lock in the great hotel room rate for the tournament. Time is
also running out to get in your preregistration.

NOTE some dates to be aware of:
JUNE 5th is the last day that you can get the reduced rate for the
hotel - and a really great rate it is. Remember that you will need to
contact the hotel directly to book your room and request the rate.
All the details are listed below.

Also the last day to get in on the preregistration is JUNE 8th. That
gives me enough time to get all of the custom preregistration goodies
in order for folks and seed teams for the tournament.

Texas ASL is proud to present:
The 16th Annual ASL Team Tournament
Austin, TX June 19-22, 2008

Thursday 9am - Sunday 8pm
Website: http://www.texas-asl.com

The ASL Team Tournament returns to the La Quinta Round Rock located
in north Austin.

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

4-Day Registration $36
3-Day (Fri-Sun) Registration $31
Saturday Only Registration $21
Room Rates (tax not incl): $62
Make sure to mention the "Central Texas ASL Club" to get the reduced
room rate

Rick

From: walter mcwilliamms <w_mcwilliams@...>
Date: Thu May 22, 2008 2:46 am
Subject: Re: 2008 Texas Team Tournament

w_mcwilliams

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I so wish I could make it. I hope you have a wonderful turn out.

Rick Reinesch <CTASL@...> wrote:

We're less than a month out from the biggest ASL bash of the summer
and just TWO weeks from the hotel and pre-registration windows
closing. Time is running out to get in on the great ASL action that
will be happening in Austin, Texas in June.

NOTE some dates to be aware of:
JUNE 5th is the last day that you can get the reduced rate for the
hotel - and a really great rate it is. Remember that you will need to
contact the hotel directly to book your room and request the rate.
All the details are listed below.

Also the last day to get in on the preregistration is JUNE 8th. That
gives me enough time to get all of the custom preregistration goodies
in order for folks and seed teams for the tournament.

Pass those wife TCs, or ask for something special for Father's Day.
The pre-registrations are coming in and we've got some great sponsors
lined up from Bunker Hill Games to Osprey Publishing.

And now on to the formalities.

Texas ASL is proud to present:
The 16th Annual ASL Team Tournament
Austin, TX June 19-22, 2008

Thursday 9am - Sunday 8pm
Website: http://www.texas-asl.com

The ASL Team Tournament returns to the La Quinta Round Rock located
in north Austin.

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

4-Day Registration $36
3-Day (Fri-Sun) Registration $31
Saturday Only Registration $21
Room Rates (tax not incl): $62
Make sure to mention the "Central Texas ASL Club" to get the reduced
room rate

Texas' Largest and Longest running open-style ASL tournament brings
four full days of ASL nirvanna kicking off with a Thursday start.

Thursday will be an open gaming day and will not count towards the
tournament standings. As always, Thursday games count towards the
coveted Major Johnson award. Games related to the official tournament
standings start Friday morning at 9AM.

For those looking for a little different head-on-head action, The ASL
Team Tournament is pleased to announce two mini-tournaments this year

Opening Assault : A One Day Thursday Mini-Tournament and TEXAS HEAT :
A One Day Saturday Mini-Tournament

Again, remember to Pre-Register -- Besides you never know what
goodies you might find in your pre-registration packet. In the past
there has been sneak preview scenarios, local CTASL scenarios in
color on card stock, personal leader counters, and usually a handful
of other goodies from our sponsors.

All these details and more can be found at our Texas ASL website.
http://www.texas-asl.com . Just follow the tournament links.

Rick

From: "Rick Reinesch" <CTASL@...>
Date: Wed May 21, 2008 11:23 pm
Subject: 2008 Texas Team Tournament

rreinesc

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We're less than a month out from the biggest ASL bash of the summer
and just TWO weeks from the hotel and pre-registration windows
closing. Time is running out to get in on the great ASL action that
will be happening in Austin, Texas in June.

NOTE some dates to be aware of:
JUNE 5th is the last day that you can get the reduced rate for the
hotel - and a really great rate it is. Remember that you will need to
contact the hotel directly to book your room and request the rate.
All the details are listed below.

Also the last day to get in on the preregistration is JUNE 8th. That
gives me enough time to get all of the custom preregistration goodies
in order for folks and seed teams for the tournament.

Pass those wife TCs, or ask for something special for Father's Day.
The pre-registrations are coming in and we've got some great sponsors
lined up from Bunker Hill Games to Osprey Publishing.

And now on to the formalities.

Texas ASL is proud to present:
The 16th Annual ASL Team Tournament
Austin, TX June 19-22, 2008

Thursday 9am - Sunday 8pm
Website: http://www.texas-asl.com

The ASL Team Tournament returns to the La Quinta Round Rock located
in north Austin.

2004 North I-35
Round Rock, TX 78681
Phone: (512)255-6666
Fax: (512)388-3635
AAA 3 Diamond Rating

4-Day Registration $36
3-Day (Fri-Sun) Registration $31
Saturday Only Registration $21
Room Rates (tax not incl): $62
Make sure to mention the "Central Texas ASL Club" to get the reduced
room rate

Texas' Largest and Longest running open-style ASL tournament brings
four full days of ASL nirvanna kicking off with a Thursday start.

Thursday will be an open gaming day and will not count towards the
tournament standings. As always, Thursday games count towards the
coveted Major Johnson award. Games related to the official tournament
standings start Friday morning at 9AM.

For those looking for a little different head-on-head action, The ASL
Team Tournament is pleased to announce two mini-tournaments this year

Opening Assault : A One Day Thursday Mini-Tournament and TEXAS HEAT :
A One Day Saturday Mini-Tournament

Again, remember to Pre-Register -- Besides you never know what
goodies you might find in your pre-registration packet. In the past
there has been sneak preview scenarios, local CTASL scenarios in
color on card stock, personal leader counters, and usually a handful
of other goodies from our sponsors.

All these details and more can be found at our Texas ASL website.
http://www.texas-asl.com . Just follow the tournament links.

Rick

From: "David S" <kjkb@...>
Date: Tue May 13, 2008 4:39 pm
Subject: Rare ASL stuff!!!

kjkb

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I have bought from this guy before. Hes got a basement FULL of games
and a lot of it is ASL. I have never seen an unpunched copy of this one.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ASL-BEYOND-VALOR-2ND-EDITION-W-RED-BARRICADES-
RARE_W0QQitemZ300224149627QQihZ020QQcategoryZ2537QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1
QQcmdZViewItem

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZwphyett

The second one is his store.

David

From: walter mcwilliamms <w_mcwilliams@...>
Date: Thu Apr 17, 2008 4:12 pm
Subject: Re: Scenario 1000

w_mcwilliams

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The movers lost all my scenarios so no I dont. Who publishes it?

David S <kjkb@...> wrote:

Anyone have this one? A few of us in my area cant find it. Please let
me know.

David

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From: "David S" <kjkb@...>
Date: Thu Apr 17, 2008 2:39 pm
Subject: Scenario 1000

kjkb

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Anyone have this one? A few of us in my area cant find it. Please let
me know.

David

From: walter mcwilliamms <w_mcwilliams@...>
Date: Tue Apr 15, 2008 8:47 pm
Subject: Re: Re: Saturday ASL at the Hobbit

w_mcwilliams

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No problem Don, I will be out of town the following Saturday but we will shoot for the following Saturday. Have fun with your Dad.

d_douds <d_douds@...> wrote:

--- In allamericanasl@yahoogroups.com, "w_mcwilliams"
<w_mcwilliams@...> wrote:
>
> I expect to be at the Hobbit Saturday around 9:30am. Anyone
interested
> in an ASL game come on down. Anyone planning on attending please
post,
> and bring your kit.
>

Unfortunately something has come up and I will miss this saturday (
opprotunity to play Tigers Eye for free in Sunset Beach with my dad )
but I will definitely be able to make the next saturday event.

Besides it will give me a few weeks to blow the dust and cobwebs off
the binder and reqcquaint myself with the rules ( been over 10 years
since I played )

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From: "d_douds" <d_douds@...>
Date: Tue Apr 15, 2008 8:00 pm
Subject: Re: Saturday ASL at the Hobbit

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--- In allamericanasl@yahoogroups.com, "w_mcwilliams"
<w_mcwilliams@...> wrote:
>
> I expect to be at the Hobbit Saturday around 9:30am.  Anyone
interested
> in an ASL game come on down.  Anyone planning on attending please
post,
> and bring your kit.
>

Unfortunately something has come up and I will miss this saturday (
opprotunity to play Tigers Eye for free in Sunset Beach with my dad )
but I will definitely be able to make the next saturday event.

Besides it will give me a few weeks to blow the dust and cobwebs off
the binder and reqcquaint myself with the rules ( been over 10 years
since I played )

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From: "w_mcwilliams" <w_mcwilliams@...>
Date: Mon Apr 14, 2008 11:54 pm
Subject: Saturday ASL at the Hobbit

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