Almansur Battlegrounds is a strategy game of politics, economy and war, set in the early middle ages and, in some scenarios, in a fantasy world. You play the role of a lord with the job of guiding your land to greatness and glory.
The games will adapt to your obligations in the real world, not the other way around. So even if you are short of time, you can play it. But if you are a power gamer, you will not be disappointed.
It can be played from any system, just needs a browser with Flash and internet access.

Ever since Ron Paul won the MSNBC Debate Poll, there have been some people around the blog world and Digg expressing skepticism with regards to the validity of the poll. Have some folks stuffed ballots for Paul before? Sure. Pajamas Media pointed out that some Paul supporters did cast many votes, but they also noted that both Romney and Obama had supporters do the same thing. Have some Paul supporters engaged in this more than front runner supporters? It's possible, given the fact that he now is only now getting any media attention. This is why on-line polls should be run by professional system administrators and web programmers, so that vote stuffing can be minimized and the results can be more useful. It's simply too easy for people to influence on-line polls. All it takes is one or two bad apples to give fuel to people who want to sling mud.