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We are looking for individuals with a strong attention to detail to apply to our full time Retail Reset Merchandiser job. Retail Reset Merchandisers are responsible for showcasing products at our client's retail locations by building and maintaining attractive displays. The ideal candidate will be able to increase sales and maintain strong client relationships. Bring your skills to the company, the largest sales and marketing agency in North America, where you receive top-tier training and competitive pay rates.
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Full Time Benefits (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life)
Reset Activity, Shelf Conditions and Schematics Completion.
Implement customer approved schematics/Plan-O-Grams/MODs with all items tagged and approved by store management.
Must be able to take direction regarding tagging, rotating and placing products on shelf.
Administration/Reporting: Will complete (web based) accurate and timely reporting, recaps, timesheets, expense reports, etc.
High School Diploma or equivalent.
Previous retail experience (preferred).
Strong self-management skills.
Ability to complete daily procedures and responsibilities without direct supervision.
Ability to communicate effectively both internally to management and externally with Customers.
Must demonstrate good judgment and show respect for others.
Focused on the general reset of Consumer Package Goods (CPG) at various locations where CPG goods are sold, such as grocery and convenience stores.
Responsible for merchandising products at retail accounts within an assigned territory.
The Company is one of North America's leading sales and marketing agencies specializing in outsourced sales, merchandising, category management and marketing services to manufacturers, suppliers and producers of food products and consumer packaged goods. The Company services a variety of trade channels including grocery, mass merchandise, specialty, convenience, drug, dollar, club, hardware, consumer electronics and home centers. We bridge the gap between manufacturers and retailers, providing consumers access to the best products available in the marketplace today.
Position Summary
The Retail Merchandiser (RM) is responsible for merchandising Client products at retail accounts within an assigned territory to ensure Client standards are met and volume is increased.
Essential Job Duties and Responsibilities
Meet Client and Company objectives by maintaining full distribution on existing SKUs.
Sales and Merchandising
Maintain client objectives by ensuring secondary placements of product(s) are fully stocked, correctly signed, properly faced, and set to schematics.
New Items
Achieve business objectives through placement of new items at all assigned stores.
Reset Activity and Schematics Completion
Maintain schematic standards by ensuring all authorized items are in distribution and set to shelf standards. Must be able to maintain schematic integrity through consistent communication with District Manager and other retail personnel.
Shelf Standards and Conditions
Will work on the authorization of items to meet Client shelf schematic standards. Must be able to take direction regarding tagging, rotating, and placing POS materials for products on shelf.
Complete accurate and timely paperwork and reports, recaps, itineraries, timesheets, expense reports, etc.
Supervisory Responsibilities
Direct Reports
This position does not have supervisory responsibilities for direct reports
Indirect Reports
This position does not have guidance or mentoring responsibilities for indirect reports
Travel and/or Driving Requirements
Travel is not an essential duty and function of this job. Driving is an essential duty or function of this job.
Minimum Qualifications
Education Level: (Required): High School Diploma or GED or equivalent experience
Field of Study/Area of Experience: Retail
1-3 years of experience in Retail
Skills, Knowledge and Abilities
Excellent customer service orientation
Good interpersonal skills
Ability to understand and follow specific instructions and procedures
Ability to ensure a high level of service and quality is maintained
Well-organized, detail-oriented, and able to handle a fast-paced work environment
Track record of building and maintaining customer/client relationships
Flexible and adaptable, able to change and alter according to changes in projects or business environment
Ability to complete multiple duties with accuracy shifting from one to another with frequent interruptions and competing deadlines
Must be able to take direction regarding tagging, rotating, and placing products on shelf.
Ability to communicate effectively both internally to management and externally with Customers.
Environmental & Physical Requirements
Field / Reps Requirements
Incumbent must be able to perform the essential functions of the job. Work is performed in a retail in-store environment. Typically requires the ability to spend 66%+ hours each work day doing the following activities: engage in considerable physical activity, ability to lift and/or push up to 74 pounds, stand on feet for long periods of time, use products or cook food as appropriate for the demonstration, and may be required to work in extremely cold conditions (i.e. refrigerated and freezer sections). Also required to travel and drive. The use of proper safety practices when handling the products and/or cooking is essential.
Additional Information Regarding The Company Job Duties and Job Descriptions
Job duties include additional responsibilities as assigned by one's supervisor or other manager related to the position/department. This job description is meant to describe the general nature and level of work being performed; it is not intended to be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required for the position. The company reserves the right at any time with or without notice to alter or change job responsibilities, reassign or transfer job position or assign additional job responsibilities, subject to applicable law. The Company shall provide reasonable accommodations of known disabilities to enable a qualified applicant or employee to apply for employment, perform the essential functions of the job, or enjoy the benefits and privileges of employment as required by the law.
Any estimate, schedule, or guideline provided to associates in this job description or elsewhere in connection with their jobs is only intended to help describe job duties and for planning purposes. Regardless of any such estimate, schedule, or guideline, associates must always record all time worked for our company (which includes but is not limited to on-site work time in an assigned store, office, or other work location; required waiting time; administrative time; and work-related travel time).
Important Information
The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work being performed by people assigned to this position. They are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills required of associates so classified.
The Company is committed to providing equal opportunity in all employment practices without regard to age, race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, religion, physical or mental disability, or any other category protected by law. As part of this commitment, the Company shall provide reasonable accommodations of known disabilities to enable an applicant or employee to apply for employment, perform the essential functions of the job, or enjoy the benefits and privileges of employment as required by the law.
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Civilian cousins of the unmanned military aircraft that have tracked and killed terrorists in the Middle East and Asia are in demand by police departments, border patrols, power companies, news organizations and others wanting a bird's-eye view that's too impractical or dangerous for conventional planes or helicopters to get.
Along with the enthusiasm, there are qualms.
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Some impetus comes from the military, which will bring home drones from Afghanistan and wants room to test and use them. In December, Congress gave the Federal Aviation Administration six months to pick half a dozen sites around the country where the military and others can fly unmanned aircraft in the vicinity of regular air traffic, with the aim of demonstrating they're safe.
The Defense Department says the demand for drones and their expanding missions requires routine and unfettered access to domestic airspace, including around airports and cities. In a report last October, the Pentagon called for flights first by small drones both solo and in groups, day and night, expanding over several years. Flights by large and medium-sized drones would follow in the latter half of this decade.
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Journalists are exploring drones' newsgathering potential. The FAA is investigating whether The Daily, a digital publication of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp., used drones without permission to capture aerial footage of floodwaters in North Dakota and Mississippi last year. At the University of Nebraska, journalism professor Matt Waite has started a lab for students to experiment with using a small, remote-controlled helicopter.
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"The potential ... civil market for these systems could dwarf the military market in the coming years if we can get access to the airspace," said Ben Gielow, government relations manager for the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International, an industry trade group.
The hungriest market is the nation's 19,000 law enforcement agencies.
Customs and Border Patrol has nine Predator drones mostly in use on the U.S.-Mexico border, and plans to expand to 24 by 2016. Officials say the unmanned aircraft have helped in the seizure of more than 20 tons of illegal drugs and the arrest of 7,500 people since border patrols began six years ago.
Several police departments are experimenting with smaller drones to photograph crime scenes, aid searches and scan the ground ahead of SWAT teams. The Justice Department has four drones it loans to police agencies.
"We look at this as a low-cost alternative to buying a helicopter or fixed-wing plane," said Michael O'Shea, the department's aviation technology program manager. A small drone can cost less than $50,000, about the price of a patrol car with standard police gear.
Like other agencies, police departments must get FAA waivers and follow much the same rules as model airplane hobbyists: Drones must weigh less than 55 pounds, stay below an altitude of 400 feet, keep away from airports and always stay within sight of the operator. The restrictions are meant to prevent collisions with manned aircraft.
Even a small drone can be "a huge threat" to a larger plane, said Dale Wright, head of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association's safety and technology department. "If an airliner sucks it up in an engine, it's probably going to take the engine out," he said. "If it hits a small plane, it could bring it down."
Controllers want drone operators to be required to have instrument-rated pilot licenses — a step above a basic private pilot license. "We don't want the Microsoft pilot who has never really flown an airplane and doesn't know the rules of how to fly," Wright said.
Military drones designed for battlefields haven't had to meet the kind of rigorous safety standards required of commercial aircraft.
"If you are going to design these things to operate in the (civilian) airspace you need to start upping the ante," said Tom Haueter, director of the National Transportation Safety Board's aviation safety office. "It's one thing to operate down low. It's another thing to operate where other airplanes are, especially over populated areas."
Even with FAA restrictions, drones are proving useful in the field.
Deputies with the Mesa County Sheriff's Office in Colorado can launch a 2-pound Draganflyer X6 helicopter from the back of a patrol car. The drone's bird's-eye view cut the manpower needed for a search of a creek bed for a missing person from 10 people to two, said Ben Miller, who runs the drone program. The craft also enabled deputies to alert fire officials to a potential roof collapse in time for the evacuation of firefighters from the building, he said.
The drone could do more if it were not for the FAA's line-of-sight restriction, Miller said. "I don't think (the restriction) provides any extra safety," he said.
The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, north of Houston, used a Department of Homeland Security grant to buy a $300,000, 50-pound ShadowHawk helicopter drone for its SWAT team. The drone has a high-powered video camera and an infrared camera that can spot a person's thermal image in the dark.
"Public-safety agencies are beginning to see this as an invaluable tool for them, just as the car was an improvement over the horse and the single-shot pistol was improved upon by the six-shooter," said Chief Deputy Randy McDaniel, who runs the Montgomery drone program.
The ShadowHawk can be equipped with a 40 mm grenade launcher and a 12-guage shotgun, according to its maker, Vanguard Defense Industries of Conroe, Texas. The company doesn't sell the armed version in the United States, although "we have had interest from law-enforcement entities for deployment of nonlethal munitions from the aircraft," Vanguard CEO Michael Buscher said.
The possibility of armed police drones someday patrolling the sky disturbs Terri Burke, executive director of the Texas chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.
"The Constitution is taking a back seat so that boys can play with their toys," Burke said. "It's kind of scary that they can use a laptop computer to zap people from the air."
A recent ACLU report said allowing drones greater access takes the country "a large step closer to a surveillance society in which our every move is monitored, tracked, recorded, and scrutinized by the authorities."
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which focuses on civil liberties threats involving new technologies, sued the FAA recently, seeking disclosure of which agencies have been given permission to use drones. FAA officials declined to answer questions from The Associated Press about the lawsuit.
Industry officials said privacy concerns are overblown.
"Today anybody— the paparazzi, anybody — can hire a helicopter or a (small plane) to circle around something that they're interested in and shoot away with high-powered cameras all they want," said Elwell, the aerospace industry spokesman. "I don't understand all the comments about the Big Brother thing."
Federal Aviation Administration: http://www.faa.gov
Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International: http://www.auvsi.org
Aerospace Industries Association: http://www.aia-aerospace.org/
ACLU report: http://tinyurl.com/77n9h7m
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The Folly of Youth
Of course, a few years later, I'll remember these games and wish I hadn't gotten rid of them. It's pretty much guaranteed to happen and yet, until recently, I don't think I really learned my lesson. Now, my garage is filled with plastic boxes of games I haven't played in years and likely won't ever play again, but I'm no longer willing to take that chance. I remember all too well, back in 1987, shortly before I graduated from high school, selling off my entire collection of Traveller books and games, because I'd fallen in love with GDW's Traveller: 2300 (as 2300 A.D.) was called at its release. I simply loved the game, which seemed so much better and more "up to date" than the stodgy old Traveller with its Golden Age SF conventions. I figured I'd never play Traveller again and, since I was going away from home to college soon, I'd need to pare down my RPG collection anyway.
Needless to say, I eventually had to re-acquire those Traveller books and games, often at great expense, and some of them I've still never managed to get a hold of. Traumatic (and embarrassing) though this was, it wasn't the last time I unloaded lots of RPGs I was sure I'd never use again, only to be proven wrong sometime later. Nowadays, I nearly weep for these lost treasures, particularly my old D&D and AD&D products. So, I no longer pitch almost any game I own, even the obviously bad ones. You never can tell when you might want to look at a copy of Greyhawk Adventures again and God help you if you have to pay a second time for stuff like this.
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I feel your pain, although much of my collection was burned up in a garage fire, rather than being sold or trashed. Fortunately, some of my collection travelled with me, from apartment to apartment, and some was gifted by old friends who had moved on to other pursuits.ReplyDelete
My favorite part of 2300: the near star map. Oh, the hours I spent staring at that map and dreaming of campaigns that were never to be.
My dad remembers the comics he threw away in the fifties. So when he bought a big fire safe, he set aside two shelves for our comic books.ReplyDelete
Mine are still there.
The things I wish I hadn't given away/thrown out are the things I wrote myself. I've managed to re-acquire the basic/expert D&D set that I'd cut up to put into a three-ring binder and then gave my younger brother when I thought I was going to use AD&D exclusively.
But I'm going through my first "mega dungeon" to put it online, and realizing, there was a lot of custom stuff in that binder, too, which I will never be able to replace. What, exactly, did I mean by Jonah Whales and Vampire Sharks!? I can make guesses based on their stats in the adventure, but I'd love to know what my seventeen-year-old self had to say about the matter.
I know the feeling, but I think for me it's limited to games prior to the mid 90s. For those released after that period, I don't think I'd ever feel much regret at weeding them out of the collection.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 20, 2010 at 10:24 AM
I will never get rid of my Tekumel items. Everything else is expendable.ReplyDelete
I get the urge every so often to clear out my collection as well.ReplyDelete
Only rarely to I regret it. Sometimes I have even bought back a game I had sold only to be quickly reminded why I sold it in the first place.
I keep all my D&D and all my Unisystem stuff (have to support the home team), but everything else can come or go as needed.
Though of late I mostly buy PDFs.
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Never had such a purge, I have more games than I can ever play. In fact, I am not sure how many games I currently own, a consequence of having been a collector and being a reviewer. The downside is that the games collection takes up an awful lot of space.ReplyDelete
I keep thinking about selling off most of my rpg items that I haven't used in 10+ years, but I just can't bring myself to do it. It seems silly to keep items that I'm not using, especially when I could buy other books with the money, but part of me thinks it's best to save it for my son and let him decide to keep it or sell it after I'm dead.ReplyDelete
This is one of those areas where my packrat nature has served me well. The only RPG stuff I have ever gotten rid of was the splatbooks for Wizard's "3rd edition". (And those went to a friend, so if I ever do want to reference them, they're still available to me.)ReplyDelete
It's not only that I suddenly find myself in 2004 wanting to play nothing so much as classic D&D and classic Traveller. Nigh every book I have has some inspiration to offer regardless of whether I'm actually playing that game or directly using that module. Heck, I've known when I bought some games that I would probably never actually play them, but that doesn't mean they don't contribute to the games I do play.
I have a similar tale with all of my Star Wars action figures. Put them up for sale at a church flea market, where they all went for $2.00. If there's anything I would go back in time and punch my younger self in the face for, that would be it...ReplyDelete
Never did that with books, though. If it's printed matter on paper, it stays, no matter what...
The things I regret losing the most are actually not RPG items because I still have all those, but actually my gamebook collection. If I still had them now, I would regularly raid them for ideas. Steve Jackson and Ian Livingstone were really quite devious... ;-)ReplyDelete
Oh and was said earlier, I do miss some of my own creations. I once created a science fiction roleplaying game called Snapshot 3000, based on the idea that terrorists have won and a few 'missions' for it, which I ran with my school friends. They all enjoyed it. It was loosely based on games like Hired Guns and Syndicate. Would be nice to have that back, but alas, tis gone now...
James, you're going to end up single-handedly forcing a run on ebay!ReplyDelete
Thank goodness for guys who clear out their gaming collections....that's why I have so much great stuff!ReplyDelete
If I never got rid of the tons of gaming items I owned over the years, folks would say I was hoarding...ReplyDelete
Still, I did know that there were a some select items I would never get rid of (1E AD&D - PHB, DMG, MM, D&D) as well as both folio/boxed set of Greyhawk.
Especially proud of my DMG and how pristine it looks to this day...
Amen, brother! Unfortunately, the few D&D items that survived my youthful folly succumbed recently to an insectoid invasion. I discovered the hard way that bugs like paper and especially the glue in the bindings.ReplyDelete
Luckily my WFRP stuff from the 1980's was not in the same location and survives to this day (knock on wood).
I too divested myself of my copy of the Traveller deluxe edition boxed set when I was about eighteen, and then regretted it later. I thus recently acquired a hardbound copy of The Traveller Book, but I'd still like to have had my Boxed set with the giant map of the Spinward Marches. :(ReplyDelete
It's a tough call--I've gotten rid of stuff in the past like I would like to have back (G.I. Joes, gaming books, etc.), but it's probably a tiny percentage of ALL the stuff I've ever gotten rid of that I don't miss. In other words, this fear "what if I want this again someday?" is the fear that leads to people becoming packrats and showing up on the t.v. show HOARDERS :) Less stuff means less clutter and less packing come moving time . . .ReplyDelete
I've gone through this kind of cycle before. These days my philosophy is:ReplyDelete
If it's a game I've come back to and enjoyed, I will keep at least the core rules and any supplements I found valuable. If it's a bit oddball (like RuneQuest), I will keep all the supplements (though a lot of the post Chaosium stuff I have collected is on the chopping block - I realized I just was never going to use all that stuff).
I have got rid of and then repurchased things in the past. I think I'm on my third copy of Judge's Guild's Wilderlands material. I will never get rid of it again. I repurchased a few AD&D books after bailing out many years ago. I'll probably keep them, but I didn't repurchase more than the core books. What I have generally found is that MOST stuff is actually pretty easy and pretty economical to replace. To be honest, if one really thought of the total cost of keeping tons of stuff, I probably would have come out ahead by selling my OD&D 20 years ago (along with all the rest of the stuff I almost never read) and purchasing it for $200 when I wanted to try out OD&D again a couple years ago.
Electronic purchases can really help. They don't take up much space and don't have much cost of ownership these days (pennies of disk space, a few CDROMs as backup or purchase medium). Plus, they're easy to keep at hand. I'm always looking at them while online to answer questions.
The most important stuff I have kept forever:
OD&D boxed set and supplements, also BECM (I saw it as a compact way to keep a more up to date D%D than keeping AD&D)
Traveller and many of the supplements
RuneQuest and supplements
I was starting to debate continuing to subscribe to Dungeon Magazine, but then they ended it. I will probably keep it forever. I could see getting rid of the D20 era stuff if they ever come out with a CDROM, but that seems unlikely, so I'll keep my complete run. It's not that bad. I'll probably also keep my complete run of Different Worlds, and my White Dwarf collection (mostly complete through issue 65 or so). DW & WD fit into one small book box.
Sometimes I regret getting rid of all my WHFRP stuff a couple years ago. But I NEVER used it. It was pretty to look at, but I NEVER used it. I probably will NEVER use it.
With my current Traveller kick, I do regret no longer owning some stuff I know I had back in the day, but I've already bought two CDROMS and now have more GDW stuff than I ever had before. A couple more CDROM purchases should cover everything I have ever owned and more.
These days, I have a ton of stuff in the garage that needs to find new owners. I've also got a few things on the debate board like Tekumel and Talislanta that are just too out there for my tastes of what I will actually run.
What drives my desire to keep stuff is the real value of it to me based on repeated revisiting (with fun play resulting), and a few things that are relatively compact that may have purely nostalgic value (Bunnies & Burrows, perhaps OD&D). There is also some stuff I may keep just because it probably is irreplaceable (but it still has to have some kind of nostalgic or play value).
Like Jerry, I do regret not having some of my early self generated stuff. It would be cool to have my earliest dungeons and such. Whatever I do still have, I will keep (though I have thinned out character sheets and stuff from College games and newer).
Another great advantage of taking a hard look at what gaming stuff I want to keep is that I also take a hard look at what I purchase. I have been able to dramatically cut down my spending, and now only buy stuff I have an immediate plan to use.
I've kept my books, But what i want more is access to my old computer files.ReplyDelete
The Apple I had as a kid holds a tresure trove of adventures, homebrew systems, and charachters.
I also have a ton of disks from college, but who has a disk drive?
I've been through the cycle of purge-and-reacquire more times than I can count, enough times that some acquaintances are convinced I have a mental disorder of some sort. Sometimes the reacquire was triggered by a research need ... like when I was being a superhero RPG journalist, or when I was trying to acquaint myself with The Great Games. More often than not, the purges were "I'll really never play this, as much as I love it" (as with Feng Shui, or much of the Atomic Sock Monkey line). For Traveller ... I've picked the FFE reprint of The Books, and grabbed the MegaTraveller core books. That's enough.ReplyDelete
Another influence on the "purge" decision is what the group I play with will want to play. My Champions 3e stuff went bye-bye after I couldn't get them engaged with the game. Same again with the SAGA System games (Dragonlance Fifth Age and Marvel Superheroes Adventure Game) and with BESM/TriStat. I acquired GURPS 4e twice ... and gave/sold it away both times because, as admirable as it is, I can't invest in it (time or purchases) any more.
Now my game collection is basically down to two 10-ream boxes, and they are either The Essential Bits of Games I've Loved or Core Games That Link To Other Booksets (Decipher LOTR, for instance, or GURPS Humanx). Plus the occasional "free and admirable," like Swords & Wizardry. I don't much feel a need to either acquire or dispense. Except for getting Fudge 10th Anniversary for cheap last month. That was a good deal.
I know I'm likely not going to play any of these. But they can't leave; they're too much a part of my personal tapestry, the same way Star Trek or The Muppets are. To try to get rid of them (again, in some cases) would be inconsistent with my fundamental nature. (And, interestingly, the thought of getting rid of my TFT material has never even crossed my mind. First game privilege? Imprinting?)
I wished I could have saved a few of my old toys. I did have a shoebox of stuff I wanted to keep, but they accidentally found their way to the giveaway pile. Among them, where some armymen-sized sic-fi/fantasy figures that would have made for some awesome painted miniatures! They include fantasy monsters, barbarian mutants, and B-Movie styled aliens & robots - damn, they could have made for one hell of a Encounter Critical game!ReplyDelete
Well, that was beyond what I could do or foreseen. But I also learn - like every one else - that at that age (12 or so), any deliberate choice of "how you should do things" should never, ever be held against you at a later age, and more over - defined the rest of your existence no matter how long or short it is!
Oh yeah, this post cuts close to the bone for me. When I was younger I often felt the need to purge possessions that I felt were weighing me down. Comics, games, and music took the brunt of the hit. I basically always gave my stuff away to friends, so I don't feel that bad usually, but the occasional pang does creep up on me for certain stuff. Like a complete set of the James Bond RPG that I gave away when moving to Arizona for college... never to see again. That one I actually would be interested in trying out again!ReplyDelete
I'm quite happy when other people get rid of their collections. Makes it much easier to fill the gaps in my own collection. <grin>ReplyDelete
Then again, I am a compulsive collector.
I do have to admit that I have slowed down on my purchasing of new games because I realise I'll never ever get around to play them. After all, I'll be well and truly dead before I finish playing the backlog of games that I already want to run. But it's still fun to look at the new stuff coming out in order to steal good ideas, or if the game is good enough, to add it to the list of games that must be played before I die.
To this end PDFs are wonderful. In addition to not requiring excessive freight costs they allow me to read new stuff cheaply, and they definitely save on shelf space. I've even gone back and bought PDFs of physical games I frequently play because it's much more convenient when it comes to looking stuff up and modding the rules.
But throw something away? <shudder>
I'm a pretty consistent collector, I have most everything I ever acquired in gaming (and other stuff) that I cared about.ReplyDelete
However, I don't think there's any shame in being honest about the struggle to balance this kind of stuff in one's life. I have it a little easier because I was a bit of a TSR-zombie, owning mostly just D&D stuff, and not being a "try every game" kind of guy. So my entire collection might be, like, 5 filing boxes?
The other thing is that I've moved just enough to see radical differences in one's storage space availability. When I moved to a NYC apartment, my storage space got cut by like 90%. Being able to keep "everything" is somewhat predicated on having a house for a long time, and others may not have that. I really had to change my thinking with my move. (Ex.: Sold "Birthright" boxed set & supplements, no regrets.)
I think I might be 15 years now with no interest in reading anything in the copy of Greyhawk Adventures that I own. (Pretty sure it's not here, but at my parents').
BigFella: My mother actually threw out all my Star Wars stuff not many years ago. It's one of those things I thought only happened to comics in the 1920's, and then it happened to me. So these things find a way of getting away from you; there's a reason they're pricey now.
sevenbastard: "I also have a ton of disks from college, but who has a disk drive?"ReplyDelete
[Cough] Well, I am sitting here running Win2K on a tower desktop with both 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drives.
Haven't used them in a while, admittedly.
If I recall correctly, I'm on my fourth set of AD&D books/mods now.. Sold my first collection for $50 (worth more even then) when I went off to college, reacquired and added (2nd ed.) to it in grad school and then sold it to the FLGS for MJ money two years later, reacquired and added again when 3rd edition came out, then liquidated when I was working full time. Reacquired just the AD&D in the last couple years, and I think the next purge will be when I hand it over to one or both of my boys (if they ever have interest).ReplyDelete
Oddly, the single item I still have from 1980 is my Traveller LBB set, which I have yet to play even once.
@ DeltaReplyDelete
Indeed, the comic speculation boom of the 90's was a direct result of decades of Moms throwing out comic book collections across the country.
In my case, it was a case of my own childish greed. Can't blame my Mom at all. We were selling stuff at this flea market, and I wanted to buy G.I. Joe figures, so I loaded all my Star Wars guys into a plastic tub and took it along, hoping to sell 'em piecemeal for a lot of money. Someone came by and convinced one of the church ladies to sell the whole works for $2.00 while I wasn't lookin'. Petard + foist = AARRGH!
Truth be told though, nostalgia aside toys are just tchotchkes. I got my RPG use out of those lamented Star Wars figs, as my play with them as made up superheroes (I never really played with my action figs as who they were supposed to be on the box.)ended up as the rootstock for the B.A.S.E. campaign years later.
There, see, I can kinda stay on topic.
I have *purged* a couple times over the years, but have almost never had a significant desire to re-acquire something, and in fact I have never actually tried to re-acquire anything once I got rid of it. To each their own. I still have a lot of stuff, though, so it isn't like I get rid of 80% of stuff at a time. And what I usually get rid of is stuff I didn't care for the first time around.ReplyDelete
"[Cough] Well, I am sitting here running Win2K on a tower desktop with both 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drives.ReplyDelete
Haven't used them in a while, admittedly."
Ditto - everything old is new again. You'd never believe how being the neighborhood 'geek' has paid rewards.
"Oh, thank you for helping fix my PC/getting some missing data - I got some old history books/wargames/etc I was getting rid of, and you can have first crack..."
Getting SPI's Invasion America was like finding a dragon's trove, along with Log of the Liberators (B-24;s in WW2)...
sevenbastard: someone has a disk drive. If those disks are worth enough to keep storing them, I'd recommend finding someone who can read them sooner rather than later. Those old disks, even the "high density" ones, weren't very high density, so they might still be readable. But someday they won't be.ReplyDelete
There are lots of hard drives still around; the hard part will be finding one that can read those particular disks. Ask around--your tech support might keep drives for legacy data, for example. (I have a working Mac SE on the bookshelf in my office.)
I went through all my 3.5-inch floppies about a year ago, and read them all in on an old ioMega external floppy drive. Out of about 20 disks, I think only 2 were unreadable. (Unfortunately, those all postdated my college stuff by about a decade.)
I've only ever deliberately gotten rid of two gaming items. One I regret (selling the LUG Dune at the last Gencon - er, the last one in Milwaukee - auction; someone got an incredible deal there), the other I don't (a gift of my copy of Metamorphosis Alpha to one of my closest friends, who has a deep fondness for Gamma World). What I am most sad about is the huge loss of some critical gaming items in a flood and the resulting water, mold, and mildew damage (Torg, including the box and the special d20, and Advanced MSH are the most notable, but Cyberpunk 2020 and all of the Cyberpunk supplements are seriously regrettable, as well).ReplyDelete
Interesting topic. I did recently liquidate a fair number of items to Noble Knight Games, to help relieve some of the clutter around here. Some were simply duplicates, anyway. Others had been given to me and were no longer wanted. There were quite a few items, though, that had been accumulated that I figured I could cut loose. There are only a couple I have missed, and then only a little bit.ReplyDelete
However... when I was in high school for some oddball reason I got the belief that I would never play AD&D (and later, TFT) again, and sold off my PH, MM, DMG, aome modules, and many of my Microquests as well. Now, the AD&D books I got back when a friend left his with me and never picked them back up (I've since gotten rid of them and gotten collectible early prints of each). TFT was more interesting. I had retained the main books (ITL, AM, and AW) and some other miscellaneous items. But it wasn't until the mid to late 90s that I started to get interested in the game again - indeed, it hit with a vengeance! I went through A LOT of time and effort just to get all the Microquests back... and then a lot more to get things like Interplay and back issues of Space Gamer and other magazines that had TFT related material.
The kicker? Not long before the TFT obsession struck, say circa 1994 or so, at least some TFT materials had become available again. I remember seeing Orb Quest in shrink wrap at a couple of local game stores, and stupidly passing on it. Went through much more trouble and money to get it on eBay a few years later...
By nature I'm a compulsive collector, and a neat freak. I had everything (and I mean everything) for every game I really loved. There was nothing else I wanted, nothing I needed.ReplyDelete
Then, a catastrophic house fire. Lost everything. (Not just games.) I was stunned for years. It made me re-evaluate materialism.
Moving, and storage, were suddenly a lot easier. All those belongings were a weight to haul around (literally).
Finally I made some half-hearted attempts at repurchasing, used copies in much worse condition than my own, trying to figure out what I wanted the most, and not trying to get every system and every product. But these days, if for no other reason that storage issues, it has to stay under control.
What I wouldn't give to have all that stuff again, and the space to keep it.
faoladh: I also have lost gaming items in a flood, specifically all of my old Battletech stuff (all of the original house books, the Star League book, a number of really rare, collectible items). I feel your pain.ReplyDelete
Been there done that, but I don't mind syaing I have zero regrets letting go of all my Palladium/Rifts/Robotech stuff back in 1995 - and that was my first RPG.ReplyDelete
I have tried very hard to not look on the book collection as a horde of treasured items, but instead as resources and tools, to be used when needed, taken care of always - and disposed of when no longer necessary. Paul Meyer (Crazy Egor), Ebay, and the rpg.net "for sale" board can certainly attest to that! This year I cleaned off 6 shelves of gaming stuff - and miss almost none of it (a few bits I wish I'd kept).ReplyDelete
There are certainly books I miss, or wish I hadn't gotten rid of, over the years - some of which I shrug and say "C'est La Guerre" and others I have scoured many Shires for - but always with one firm rule in mind, which is that I will not pay more to re-acquire a book than I originally paid for it.
I allow myself a little wiggle room (since I've been very lucky in the acquisition of some of them - I picked up my copies of the Encyclopedia Magica and the Wizard's Spell Compendium for prices that were positively criminal), but I've been able to pretty much re-load my TSR Goodies shelf with everything (and then some) that a DM would need for a pretty low sum of money. (hooray yard sales, used book stores that don't research online, and ebay auctions!)
Yup, I feel your pain. Only it was a flood that took out the bottom chest conatining games. Luckily it was only early WW items, but still, you occassionally like to go back and thumb through them...ReplyDelete
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I know that your pain. I sold all my 1e AD&D modules (which were all of them ever produced by TSR and Mayfair) in a auction for $0.50 each...and because they were late coming on the block they only sold for that amount.ReplyDelete
I have relied upon buying PDFs but then Wizards went South & my Hard Drive suffered a catastrophic failure...
So, I can only feel "glad" that I retained my Traveller stuff from that time.
I think the 1990s were a major slump for RPGs for those who got into the hobby in the 1980s. We had matured and did not want to play games any more, as we had careers, girls/guys, politics/activism, etc. to concern ourselves with. Also, the companies that produced the games had changed them and effectively pulled rug from underneath us. Finally, pre-Internet, the ability to find like-minded gamers was becoming increasing scarce and there was still a stigma surrounding gaming. Lastly, we were seeing Card Games displace us and we weary gognards did not want to go with the flow but the stores (if they existed at all) who carried our games did...so without the infusion of new product...we sold our old like Aladdin's lamp but the new just was not as good.
I'm a pack rat, so I'm pretty good at only getting rid of the dreck that never gave me any pleasure (much d20-boom third party stuff) or is clearly inferior to an alternative (2e AD&D stuff) - even the latter is marginal as while I've not regretted not having my 2e PHB, I've occasionally regretted the lack of the 2e Monstrous Manual with its detailed monster entries.ReplyDelete
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List of sports events affected by the virus from China
ISSF International Solidarity Championships in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on Feb. 22-28 postponed.
World Cup in Shanghai from May 4-10 canceled.
World indoor championships in Nanjing from March 13-15 postponed to March 2021.
World half marathon championships in Gdynia, Poland on March 29 postponed to Oct. 17.
Hong Kong Marathon on Feb. 9 canceled.
Asian indoor championships in Hangzhou from Feb. 12-13 canceled.
Asian cross-country championships in Hong Kong on March 29 postponed.
Tokyo Marathon on March 1, restricted to elite runners.
Paris Half Marathon on March 1 postponed to Sept. 6.
Nagoya Women's Marathon on March 8, restricted to elite runners.
RomaOstia Half Marathon in Rome on March 8 canceled.
New Taipei City Marathon in Taiwan on March 15 canceled.
Suzhou Half Marathon in China on March 15 canceled.
Barcelona Marathon on March 15 postponed to Oct. 25.
Seoul Marathon on March 22 canceled.
Chongqing International Marathon in China on March 22 canceled.
Wuxi Marathon in China on March 22 canceled.
Acea Run Rome The Marathon on March 29 canceled.
Paris Marathon on April 5 postponed to Oct. 18.
Daegu International Marathon in South Korea on April 5 canceled.
Kyiv Half Marathon in Ukraine on April 5, no foreign runners.
Wuhan Marathon in China on April 12 canceled.
Pyongyang Marathon in North Korea on April 12 canceled.
Yangzhou Jianzhen International Half Marathon in China on April 12 postponed.
Dongying International Marathon in China on April 26 canceled.
Formula One: Bahrain Grand Prix on March 22, no spectators.
Formula One: Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on April 19 postponed.
Formula E: Sanya E-Prix in Japan on March 21 canceled.
Formula E: Rome E-Prix on April 4 postponed.
China Masters in Hainan from Feb. 25-March 1 postponed.
Asian team championships in Manila from Feb. 11-16: China and Hong Kong withdrew.
German Open in Mulheim from March 3-8 canceled.
Portuguese International Championships in Caldas da Rainha from March 5-8 canceled.
Polish Open in Krakow from March 26-29 postponed.
Vietnam International Challenge in Hanoi postponed from March 24-29 to June 2-7.
Asia championships moved from Wuhan, China to Manila on April 21-26.
Nippon Professional Baseball: All preseason games from Feb. 26-March 15, no spectators.
Olympic qualifying tournament in Taichung and Dou Liu, Taiwan moved from April 1-5 to June 17-21.
Women's Olympic qualifying tournament moved from Foshan, China, to Belgrade, Serbia, from Feb. 6-9.
3x3 Olympic qualifying tournament in Bengaluru, India from March 18-22 postponed.
Asia Cup qualifiers postponed: Philippines vs. Thailand on Feb. 20; Japan vs. China on Feb. 21; China vs. Malaysia on Feb. 24. Matches scheduled for Hong Kong moved to opponents' homes.
South Korean Basketball League: All games from Feb. 25-March 31 no spectators.
EuroLeague: Milan vs. Real Madrid in Milan on March 3; Valencia vs. Milan in Valencia on March 5; Milan vs. Olympiakos in Milan on March 12, no spectators.
Women's EuroLeague: Famila Schio vs. Sopron Basket on Feb. 26; Reyer Venezia vs. Riga on Feb. 26, canceled.
3x3 Asia Cup in Changsa, China from March 13-17 moved to Sep. 9-13.
Basketball Africa League due to start on March 13 delayed.
Olympic test event in Zhangjiakou, China from Feb. 27-March 2 canceled.
World Cup in Nove Mesto, Czech Republic from March 5-8, no spectators.
Asia-Oceania Olympic qualifier moved from Wuhan, China, to Amman, Jordan, from March 3-11.
Men's Cricket World Cup Challenge League A between Canada, Denmark, Malaysia, Qatar, Singapore and Vanuatu in Malaysia from March 16-26 postponed.
Everest Premier League in Nepal, due to start on March 14, postponed.
Women's ODI Quadrangular between Thailand, Ireland, Netherlands and Zimbabwe in Chiang Mai, Thailand from April 3-11 canceled.
UAE Tour cancelled on Feb. 27 after 5 of 7 stages.
Strade Bianche in Siena, Italy on March 7 canceled.
Paris-Nice from March 8-15: Mitchelton-Scott, Ineos, Astana, UAE Team Emirates, CCC, Movistar, Jumbo-Visma teams withdrew.
GP Larciano in Pistoia, Italy on March 8 canceled.
Tirreno-Adriatico in Italy from March 11-17 canceled.
Milan-San Remo on March 21 canceled.
Trofeo Alfredo Binda (women) in Cittiglio, Italy on March 22 postponed to June 2.
Settimana Coppi e Bartali in Italy from March 25-29 canceled.
Giro di Sicilia in Italy from April 1-4 canceled.
Asian Championships in Chongqing, China from April 25-May 3 to be relocated.
World Cup in Wujiang, China from April 18-19 canceled.
World Cup in Chongqing, China on April 22 canceled.
Hong Kong showjumping leg of Longines Masters Series from Feb. 14-16 canceled.
Hockey Pro League matches between China and Belgium on Feb. 8-9 and Australia on March 14-15 postponed.
India women's tour of China from March 14-25 canceled.
Ireland women's tour of Malaysia in March-April canceled.
LPGA Tour
Honda LPGA Thailand in Pattaya from Feb. 20-23 canceled.
HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore from Feb. 27-March 1 canceled.
Blue Bay LPGA on Hainan Island from March 5-8 canceled.
European Tour
Kenya Open in Nairobi from March 12-15 canceled.
Maybank Championship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from April 16-19 postponed.
China Open in Shenzhen from April 23-26 postponed.
Japan LPGA Tour
Daikin Orchid Ladies in Okinawa from March 5-8 canceled.
Meiji Yasuda Life Women's Yokohama Tire Tournament in Konan from March 13-15 canceled.
Asia Tour
Royal Cup in Pattaya, Thailand from March 12-15 postponed.
Artistic World Cup in Melbourne, Australia, from Feb. 20-23: China team withdrew.
All-Around World Cup in Milwaukee on March 7: Russia team withdrew.
Artistic World Cup in Doha, Qatar on March 18-21, no spectators.
All-Around World Cup in Tokyo on April 4-5: Russia team withdrew.
Olympic women's qualifying tournament in Montenegro from March 20-22: China withdrew. Hong Kong declined invitation to attend.
Japan Racing Association: All races from Feb. 27 to have no spectators.
Women's world championship in Canada from March 31-April 10 canceled.
Women's world championship Division I Group A in Angers, France from April 12-18 canceled.
Chinese clubs in Supreme Hockey League playing home games in Russia.
Women's Challenge Cup of Asia in Manila, Philippines, from Feb. 23-28 canceled.
Switzerland's National League and Swiss League suspended from March 2-15.
US-Based Professional Women's Hockey Players Association tour of Japan from March 4-7 canceled.
Paris Grand Slam on Feb. 8-9: China team withdrew.
Dusseldorf Grand Slam on Feb. 21-23: China team withdrew.
Rabat Grand Prix in Morocco on March 6-8 canceled.
World championships moved from Xiamen to Cancun, Mexico, from May 25-31.
World laser run championships moved from Xiamen in May to Weiden, Germany, in August.
Qatar Grand Prix in Doha on March 8 canceled.
Thailand Grand Prix in Buriram on March 22 postponed to Oct. 4.
Aragon Grand Prix in Spain moved from Oct. 4 to Sept. 27.
Asia and Oceania Olympic qualifying regatta in Chungju, South Korea from April 27-30 canceled.
Six Nations: Ireland vs. Italy in Dublin on March 7; Italy vs. England in Rome on March 14, postponed.
Women's Six Nations: Italy vs. Scotland in Legnano on Feb. 23; Scotland vs. France in Glasgow on March 7; Ireland vs. Italy in Dublin on March 8; Italy vs. England in Padua on March 15, postponed.
Pro14 in Italy: Zebre vs. Ospreys, Treviso vs. Ulster on Feb. 29 postponed.
Super Rugby: Sunwolves vs. ACT Brumbies in Osaka on March 8 to be relocated.
Japan's Top League: Round 7 on Feb. 29-March 1 and Round 8 on March 7-8 postponed.
Hong Kong Sevens moved from April 3-5 to Oct. 16-18.
Singapore Sevens moved from April 11-12 to Oct. 10-11.
Asia women's championship in Hong Kong moved from March 14-22 to May 8-16.
Asia Sevens Invitational in Tokyo from April 25-26 canceled.
Asian Nacra 17 Championship in Shanghai from March 1-6 moved to Genoa, Italy, from April 12-19.
Asian 49erFX Championship in Hainan, China from March 20-29 moved to Genoa, Italy, from April 12-19.
World Cup in New Delhi from March 15-26 postponed to May 5-12 and June 2-9.
Alpine World Cup Finals in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy from March 18-22 canceled.
Alpine World Cup in Yanqing, China from Feb. 15-16 canceled.
Nordic World Cup in Oslo, Norway from March 6-8, no spectators.
Engadin Skimarathon in Switzerland on March 8 canceled.
Junior ski cross and snowboard cross world championships in Saint-Lary, France from March 19-25 canceled.
Snowboard World Cup in Špindlerův Mlýn, Czech Republic on March 20-21 canceled.
China Open in Beijing from March 30-April 5 postponed.
Asian Champions League: Matches involving Chinese clubs Guangzhou Evergrande, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai SIPG postponed to April-May. Beijing FC allowed to play from Feb. 18. Matches involving South Korean clubs Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, Suwon Samsung Bluewings and FC Seoul to be played with no spectators from March 3. Matches involving Iranian clubs Esteghlal, Persepolis, Shahr Khodro, Sepahan on March 2-3 postponed.
Champions League: Valencia vs. Atalanta in Valencia on March 10; Juventus vs. Lyon in Turin on March 17, no spectators.
Europa League: Inter Milan vs. Ludogorets on Feb. 27; Inter Milan vs. Getafe in Milan on March 12; Getafe vs. Inter Milan in Getafe on March 19; Roma vs. Sevilla in Rome on March 19, Copenhagen vs. Istanbul Basaksehir in Copenhagen on March 19, no spectators.
Asian women's Olympic qualifying Group B tournament relocated from Wuhan to Sydney from Feb. 3-13. China vs. South Korea playoffs on March 6 and 11 moved to April 9 and 14; China home game in Sydney. Vietnam vs. Australia in Cẩm Phả on March 11, no spectators.
2022 World Cup qualifying: China vs. Maldives on March 26 and vs. Guam on March 31 moved to Buriram, Thailand. Spectators banned.
Serie A, B, C, D and Women's Serie A matches in Lombardy and Veneto regions postponed from Feb. 22. Serie A: 6 matches on Feb. 29-March 2 postponed. All matches from March 4-April 3, no spectators.
Italian Cup semifinals: Juventus vs. AC Milan on March 4, Napoli vs. Inter Milan on March 5, postponed. Final moved from May 13 to May 20.
French league: Strasbourg vs. Paris Saint-Germain on March 7 postponed.
Chinese Super League, due to start on Feb. 22, delayed.
Iran Pro League: All matches from Feb. 24, no spectators.
J League in Japan: All matches from Feb. 25-March 15 postponed.
K League in South Korea, due to start on Feb. 29, delayed.
Swiss Super League and Challenge League from Feb. 28-March 23 postponed.
V League in Vietnam from March 7, no spectators.
AFC Cup: All group stage and playoff matches in east zone delayed to April 7.
Asian men's futsal championship in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, from Feb. 26-March 8 postponed.
Japan vs. South Africa men's friendly on March 27 canceled.
FC Copenhagen matches in March, no spectators.
Short track world championships in Seoul from March 13-15 postponed.
Spring Tournament in Osaka, Japan from March 8-22, no spectators.
Asian water polo championships in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, from Feb. 12-16 canceled.
Diving Grand Prix in Madrid from Feb. 14-16: China team withdrew.
Diving world series event in Beijing from March 7-9 canceled.
China Olympic trials in Qingdao from March 28-April 4 moved to May 10-16.
World team championships in Busan, South Korea, postponed from May 22-29 to June 21-28.
South Korea Open in Busan on June 16-21 suspended.
Australian Open in Geelong on June 23-28 suspended.
Asian Olympic qualifying tournament on April 10-11 moved from Wuxi, China to Amman, Jordan.
Fed Cup Asia-Oceania Group I tournament moved from Dongguan, China to Dubai, United Arab Emirates from March 3-7.
Davis Cup: China forfeited World Group I playoff vs. Romania in Piatra Neamt on March 6-7.
Davis Cup: Japan vs. Ecuador qualifier in Miki on March 6-7, no spectators.
Davis Cup: Italy vs. South Korea in Cagliari on March 6-7, no spectators.
Xi'an Open in China from April 13-19 canceled.
Kunming Open in Anning, China from April 27-May 3 canceled.
Bergamo Challenger final in Italy on Feb. 23 canceled.
Qujing Challenger in China from March 2-8 canceled.
Zhuhai Challenger in China from March 9-15 canceled.
Shenzhen Challenger in China from March 16-22 canceled.
Madrid Challenger from March 23-29 postponed to October.
Zhangjiagang Challenger in China from March 23-29 canceled.
Taipei Challenger in Taiwan from March 30-April 5 postponed.
Nanchang Challenger in China from April 6-12 canceled.
Changsha Challenger in China from April 13-19 canceled.
Anning Challenger in China from April 20-26 canceled.
Seoul Challenger in South Korea from April 27-May 3 postponed to August.
Busan Challenger in South Korea from May 4-10 postponed to August.
Gwangju Challenger in South Korea from May 11-17 postponed to August.
Samarkand Challenger in Uzbekistan from May 11-17 canceled.
Abu Dhabi world series event on March 7 postponed,
Olympic mixed relay qualifier moved from Chengdu, China on May 9 to Valencia, Spain on May 1.
World Cup in Chengdu, China on May 10 postponed.
Asian Cup in Tainan, Taiwan on March 8, in Beihai, China on April 5, and Dexing, China on April 11 postponed.
Beach volleyball World Cup in Yangzhou, China from April 22-26 postponed.
Olympic women's qualifying tournament in Trieste, Italy from March 8-15 postponed.
Asian championships in Tashkent, Uzbekistan from April 18-25 canceled. Originally moved from Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan.
East Asian championships in Seoul from Feb. 26-March 3 postponed.
Junior world championships in Bucharest, Romania from March 14-24 canceled.
Asian Championships in New Delhi from Feb. 20-23: China, North Korea, Turkmenistan teams withdrew.
Asian Olympic qualifying event from March 27-29 moved from Xi'an, China to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Kyrgyzstan withdrew as host on Feb. 29.
Italy declares all sports events without spectators from March 4 to April 3.
Iran suspends all sports events from Feb. 24 for 10 days, except Pro League soccer matches, no spectators.
Greece declares all sports events without spectators from March 8-22.
Tokyo Olympic training of volunteers in Japan postponed from February to May.
Tokyo Olympic flame lighting dress rehearsal in Olympia, Greece on March 11, no spectators.
Chinese Anti-Doping Agency suspended testing from Feb. 3-21.
Winter X Games events in Chongli, China from Feb. 21-23 postponed.
Singapore athlete of the year awards on Feb. 26 postponed.
International Boxing Association's European Continental Forum in Assisi, Italy on Feb. 29 canceled.
World Chess Federation's presidential council meeting moved from China to United Arab Emirates on Feb. 28-29.
World University cross-country championships in Marrakech, Morocco on March 7 postponed.
International Weightlifting Federation Congress in Bucharest, Romania on March 13 canceled.
World Anti-Doping Agency Symposium in Lausanne, Switzerland on March 17-18 canceled.
FIFA Council meeting in Asuncion, Paraguay, on March 20 changed to video conference.
Association of Southeast Asian Nations Para Games in the Philippines from March 20-28 postponed.
Hong Kong sports stars awards on March 24 postponed.
XTERRA Asia-Pacific Championships (offroad triathlon, duathlon) in Taiwan from March 28-29 canceled.
Gulf Cooperation Council Games in Kuwait from April 3-14 postponed.
International Equestrian Federation Sports Forum in Lausanne, Switzerland on April 6-7 moved to online.
Asian Football Confederation Congress in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on April 16 postponed.
SportAccord summit in Beijing moved to Lausanne, Switzerland, on April 19-24.
International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation Congress on June 20 moved from Shanghai to Antwerp, Belgium.
Singapore bans spectators at National School Games from January-August.
University Athletic Association of the Philippines postponed all sports events.
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