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This looks about right to me: http://selective-hearing.com/jam-project-and-t-m-revolution-bring-anisong-world-matsuri-to-washington-d-c/ Victory, Gong and Rocks were a medley.

I was in the front row for both and it felt like the time an earthquake hit the mid-Atlantic, especially during JAM. But the building has certainly hosted concerts before, and will again.

I'm sorry to say I missed the Sunday concert. I had other stuff to get out of the way and it took me until Sunday morning for my knee to heal from JAM Project. I was in the front row. The concerts were basically a mission for me and a group of friends. We worked together to bring a fellow JAM Project fan and friend of ours up from Brazil. It was her first time in the US--if you were at the panel, she referenced that. She had an amazing, amazing time and someone at Lantis caught wind of it and interviewed her and a couple of my friends after. We did good. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've no idea how much the free breakfast at the Embassy Suites saved me. And it wasn't some Days Inn pastry spread. You could get an omelette and coffee and potatoes and orange juice. That there was a Starbucks across the way and a Potbelly around the corner were also nice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The Embassy Suites has straight up quiet hours in the whole building from 11-7. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just want to say I loved the way those were used not just to give directions, but to alert people to important schedule changes and specific events coming up. Well done!

Guidebook has dumped my selections for My Schedule twice now. Is anybody else seeing this? @motoki-O, can you look into this?

It's the dealer's room, they can do what they want. In 2008, JAM Project had an Otakon signing and a separate one at the Bandai booth. Bandai could have put in whatever rules they wanted for that.

The fire alarm con, that wasn't in the rain. Unless you're talking about a different one than I'm thinking of. The fire alarm actually did go off for a real during a Magfest (or was it Katsu?) one year when it was straight up frigid out. That was neat. Man, one day when I was in high school, someone called in a bomb scare (which happened on the reg) when it was pouring out. We were out there for a half-hour plus. They sent us all home for reasons of pure practicality.

Don't bring bootlegs to get them signed. Not only can Otakon staff stop you from getting them signed, it's just a party foul either way. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The AWM autographs have been added. The FLOW and Yousei Teikoku ones are before the alley opens Friday and there's language about a separate line for each. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's just good sense.

I'm not sure what denomination, but Vic Mignogna has in the past had a little service or I don't know what in the Otacafe. Not my crowd so I don't know for sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Naturally, it would mention Otakon. It is an event happening in DC. The Sun sure doesn't have any reason to mention it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He said in another thread that the Friday acts would have signings on Saturday and vice versa.