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Go to: Commentary Games Players Photos Standings Back to Photos by Round USSO 2006 Round 18 [ ] Back to previous set, Up to USSO 2006 Photos, Forward to next set Photos: USSO 2006 Round 18 David Engelhardt vs. Jeff Clark. Hats R Us: Michael Early vs. Ben Withers. The playing room. The playing room. Craig Rowland vs. Jesse Matthews and Joel Wapnick vs Trip Payne (our birthday boy today!). Joe Edley helps to clear tiles off his just completed game with Stefan Rau. Daniel Fogel sits back and surveys his game in the background. An addition to personnel: Matt Hopkins and Sunshine Lewis luck into a third worker, Kyle Widergren, who goes from annotating to division assistantship. We expect him to run the event in three years. Bruce Shuman vs. Sam Hollington. Roger Cullman vs. Chris Schneider and Jacob Williams in the background. Mary Rhoades checks in with Jim Pate, our division 6 computer guru (and the NSA Dictionary Committee chair). Is it pairing work or is it tetris? Mark Milan defeats Kevin Rickhoff, 558-545. How does someone lose with four bingos and a 545? Play someone who gets down AQUILINE for 203! Doug Brockmeier vs. Conrad Bassett-Bouchard. John OLaughlin vs. Jason Katz-Brown and Mark Pistolese vs. Chris Cree. Robin Pollock Daniel vs. Geoff Thevenot. Tony Verma and Joel Wapnick talk over endgame strategy with Robin Pollock Daniel and Geoff Thevenot (back). Sam Kantimathi vs. Ron Hoekstra. Jim Kramer vs. Joey Mallick. not yet captioned Back to previous set, Up to USSO 2006 Photos, Forward to next set

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