Tony Nardo:  

There's a saying that the more things change, the more they remain the same. In some ways, that's a pretty good description of how things have gone with me. While I was at Woodlawn Senior and Loyola College, I started venturing into the world of computer software. I was a member of the Catonsville War Games club, but played mostly non-wargames (RPG's, sports games, etc.). Today, I'm a software engineer at JHU/APL, and my part time hobbies now include developing more family-oriented fare for a board game company noted mainly for its war games, GMT Games. (I developed Winds of Plunder, helped develop Conquest of Paradise, and play tested Galaxy.) In between, I spent some time working at EMC Controls and CPRC, lived in Ireland for five months where I worked with Dik Evans (yes, the same Dik Evans who quit The Hype just before it became U2!), and did a fair bit of travel for work and on my own before settling back into my more typical stay-close-to-home role. My wife Teresa & I met via E-mail in 1990. We eloped in...Expand for more