beth kenny | 1 Mar 2008 11:38
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WORLD SCRABBLE CHAMPIONSHIP 2009

Well said from Australia.This are part of the issue causing problems in Nigeria scrabble circuit,WESPA
should endeavour to set a guideline likewise mode of selection as people in affairs of scrabble in Nigeria
need to learn since they refuse to listen to majority.
  Set the mode of selection and no favourism likewise no changing of modalty for selection at the middle.Let
us all be transparent in whatever we are doing and know the kind of people you elect to WESPA board.
  Thanks.
  Balogun Rasheed
  NIGERIA

       
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Stewart Holden | 1 Mar 2008 14:38
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Chesham: live coverage

CentreStar website now has live coverage of this weekend's Chesham 
tournament: http://www.centrestar.co.uk/08chesham.html

We are especially pleased to welcome Toke Aka, president of the Nigerian 
Scrabble Federation and a WESPA Committee member, playing his first UK 
tournament here this weekend.

Stewart

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Stewart Holden | 2 Mar 2008 18:16
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Chesham: final standings

Final standings below. Congratulations to Graham on his first Div A win, 
a tournament performance of 192 (I think).

Full details are on the CentreStar website at www.centrestar.co.uk

Latimer Place, Chesham
1st-2nd March 2008
Division A Round 15 Standings
Rank 	Won-Lost 	Spread 	Class 	Rating 	Name
1 	12.0- 3.0 	+662 	B 	156 	Graham Bonham (A10)
2 	11.0- 4.0 	+325 	A 	173 	Bob Violett (EXP) (A2)
3 	10.0- 5.0 	+629 	A 	172 	Di Dennis (GM) (A3)
4 	10.0- 5.0 	+440 	B 	154 	Peter Thomas (A13)
5 	9.0- 6.0 	+355 	A 	161 	Paloma Raychbart (A8)
6 	9.0- 6.0 	+326 	A 	171 	Steve Perry (A4)
7 	9.0- 6.0 	-152 	B 	155 	Calum Edwards (A11)
8 	8.0- 7.0 	+221 	B 	154 	Mike O'Rourke (A12)
9 	7.0- 8.0 	+335 	A 	175 	Brian Sugar (GM) (A1)
10 	7.0- 8.0 	-197 	A 	159 	Nuala O'Rourke (A9)
11 	6.5- 8.5 	-40 	B 	148 	Moira Conway (A16)
12 	6.0- 9.0 	-102 	A 	164 	Sandie Simonis (EXP) (A7)
13 	6.0- 9.0 	-405 	A 	167 	Mike Whiteoak (A6)
14 	6.0- 9.0 	-436 	B 	152 	Rachelle Winer (A14)
15 	6.0- 9.0 	-482 	B 	0 	Toke Aka (A18)
16 	5.0-10.0 	-417 	A 	168 	Vince Boyle (A5)
17 	4.0-11.0 	-673 	B 	147 	Stephen Wintle (A17)
18 	3.5-11.5 	-389 	B 	150 	David Shenkin (A15)

Division B Round 15 Standings
Rank 	Won-Lost 	Spread 	Rating 	Name
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JackieMcLeod3a | 2 Mar 2008 19:21
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Re: Chesham: final standings


In a message dated 02/03/2008 17:15:59 GMT Standard Time,  
stewart@... writes:

13  6.0- 9.0     -405     A     167  Mike Whiteoak (A6)
14     6.0- 9.0      -436     B     152     Rachelle Winer  (A14)

Ah, that's nice.  Togetherness.

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Anand Buddhdev | 2 Mar 2008 21:21

Re: Chesham: final standings

On 02/03/2008, Stewart Holden <stewart@...> wrote:

Final standings below. Congratulations to Graham on his first Div A win,
> a tournament performance of 192 (I think).

I'd like to add my congratulations to Graham as well. Amazing performance!

Anand

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David Sutton | 4 Mar 2008 10:10

The Tough Twenty(24)

Sixes, sevens and eights, mixed probability.  All have only one solution.

Gold standard: 19 correct in 5 minutes
Silver  15
Bronze  11

Solutions at the end. Feedback welcome.

AEHIMR
EHIOPR
CDIOPS
AEMPTTU
AACIKNT
ACIKRST
AEILLPY
EINNSSY
ENOPSUX
ILLMOOT
AAADHHS
DEGIOPRT
AAGIKLNO
ACDGIOPR
ACEFILRY
AEHIMTUY
ACFLORSU
AADHMNOU
ANOOPRSS
ABEILLMM

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Anand Buddhdev | 4 Mar 2008 23:35

SOWPODS games in Philly

Hello Scrabblers,

I'm going to be in Philadelphia (downtown) from the evening of 8th March to 
the evening of 13th March. Is anyone interested in some SOWPODS games?

-- 
Anand
The Netherlands English Scrabble Club

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tariela gwegwe | 5 Mar 2008 19:35
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Reaponse to Balogu Rasheed

I was enraged with anger reading these lines from a Scrabble player from
Nigeria:
"Well said from Australia.This are part of the issue causing problems in
Nigeria scrabble circuit,WESPA should endeavour to set a guideline likewise
mode of selection as people in affairs of scrabble in Nigeria need to learn
since they refuse to listen to majority.
Set the mode of selection and no favourism likewise no changing of modalty
for selection at the middle.Let us all be transparent in whatever we are
doing and know the kind of people you elect to WESPA board.
Thanks.
Balogun Rasheed
NIGERIA"

Dear Balogu Rasheed,

Actually your name sounds more like Rashit because of churlish and petulant
balderash you punted here. I don't know where to begin the deconstruction of
your hubris. Is it from your grammatical errors or your  idiocy?

I certainly do not expect a so called Scrabble player to make school boy's
errors except of course you can convince us that you do not cheat during
your games.

When you say "Well said from Australia" Are you confirming to us that you
are now a worshipper of the Whiteman? Why does it have to be Australia? It
is annoying that a Nigeria could descend so low by painting us black on an
Osha's forum!

Who is the majority you are talking about?  Balogu, Balogu and Balogu? You
are becoming paranoid. Do you even remember to take your medications daily?
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Stewart Holden | 5 Mar 2008 20:40
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Re: Reaponse to Balogu Rasheed

tariela gwegwe wrote:
> A word is enough for the wise.

Well, quite.

I have no idea who the author of this piece is but I will say that 
insult-laden rants like this have no place on this forum. Chuck in a few 
Bible quotes and racist undertones and you'll find you're well on the 
way to a ban.

It's Scrabble, not world politics, please try to view things in the 
perspective which they merit.

Stewart
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edangoor | 5 Mar 2008 21:06
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Re: Reaponse to Balogu Rasheed


Well said Stewart.  I wonder if Balogun felt the need to address our  forum 
because he wasn't getting anywhere addressing them in Nigeria?  In  any case, I 
wish our Nigerian friends harmony and continued success.

Elie

In a message dated 05/03/2008 19:41:20 GMT Standard Time,  
stewart@... writes:

 

 
tariela gwegwe wrote:
> A word is enough for the wise.

Well,  quite.

I have no idea who the author of this piece is but I will say  that 
insult-laden rants like this have no place on this forum. Chuck in a  few 
Bible quotes and racist undertones and you'll find you're well on the  
way to a ban.

It's Scrabble, not world politics, please try to view  things in the 
perspective which they  merit.

Stewart
(world-scrabble  moderator)

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Gmane