I'm glad I found this stuff; it would be a real pain to have to recreate it all again. The props are pretty low-tech -- tent cards with solid and empty circles and triangles, which the panelist put in front of them and turn "on" and "off" depending on whether they matched, and a set of seven "score" tents numbered 0 to 6 for each contestant. There is probably a high-tech approach that puts monitors and computer control at each of the eight required stations, but why do that when you have a low-tech system that works and sets up more quickly and doesn't break easily?
Match Game: A Step Forward
I'm glad I found this stuff; it would be a real pain to have to recreate it all again. The props are pretty low-tech -- tent cards with solid and empty circles and triangles, which the panelist put in front of them and turn "on" and "off" depending on whether they matched, and a set of seven "score" tents numbered 0 to 6 for each contestant. There is probably a high-tech approach that puts monitors and computer control at each of the eight required stations, but why do that when you have a low-tech system that works and sets up more quickly and doesn't break easily?
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Where I Slept 2020
Unlike last year's list, of course, this list will be very short. It's more than one because last January, Lisa and I did a trip to Utah, which…
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The Thumper
For the past week or so, the "little BNSF" local job that serves industries in the Fernley area has been tying up at night in our small two-track…
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Railway Gift
I mentioned a few days ago some railway-related books that I received. I finally had time to lay them out and take a photo of them. One of…
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