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Go to: Commentary Games Players Standings Photos tsh Prizes Back to CNSC 2008 Live Coverage CNSC 2008 Commentary: Final Round 2[ ] Go to: Before the Tournament, Round 1, Round 2, Round 3, Round 4, Round 5, Round 6, Round 7, Round 8, Round 9, Round 10, Round 11, Round 12, Round 13, Round 14, Round 15, Round 16, Round 17, Round 18, Award Ceremony, Final Round 1, Final Round 2, Final Round 3, Final Round 4, Final Round 5, After the Tournament. Finals 2 While we wait for the players to return, Chris Lipe, pastry in hand (thus fingers too sticky to type himself), says, "Last night Mark Schellenberg (Calgary AB) the first Canadian National VOLOST Championship." He goes on, they played at Archibald's Pub up in Thornhill (where the cool kids hang out). It was Chris Lipe, Mark, and Graham Palmateer. We start with no Internet, but we are hearing from the playing room via an Intranet connection to Andy Saunder's computer. AL: AEBEFKLO BLEAK is what he played. I saw it.! DB: EINNNOP He plays PION/BI/LO/EN. AL: EEFHIOO Joel Wapnick suggests OHIA to the A in BLEAK. Robin doesn't like. Robin asks if he should pass. He played FOE, under PE. Dangerous play says Robin, but she agrees he has nothing to do. DB: EELLNNR I hear KNELL, keeping NER. Robin insists he will keep NER. He played KNELL. AL: AEHIOSV Adam played OVA. DB: DEHRNORR played EDHORN AL: AAEHILS I hear BLEAKISH. He plays HADAL, play is held, and now challenged. It is staying on the board. David loses a turn. BOOMIER was blocked. People are suggesting RHOMBOID, but we are going to Adam's rack. AL: AAEISUG The CTV reporter is trying to do a bump in the middle of our live game. Robin is saying, "that is a good take, make it a wrap!" USEAGE was played. DB: BIMOOR? BOOMIER, RHOMBOID, and RIBOSOME. And a new one: BIOMORPH. 123-49, Adam is up. MOB is what Dave played. AL: AIINOU? AILOI, saving a UN? There was no bingos that were playable. DB: IINORT? INTERIOR is suggested. IRONIsT is what is played. We like it. AL: DNSTUY? I suggest UNSTUDY* and Evan Berofsky (Thornhill ON) says "you mean UNSTURDY!" Robin says, "you are from Massachusetts, you don't pronounce your Rs!" DEY is what Adam plays. DB: DDEGQRT Robin sees a beautiful spot for QUAD if he is willing to b patient and wait for a U. She says that Quackle likes to get rid of the Q. He exchanged, keeping ERT, picking CCZI. AL: NNSSTU? We see SUNTANS, and that is what he played, off of BLEAK. 224-159, Adam's lead. DB: CCERTWE We hear CREWCUT, CREST, REST. He plays WREST. AL: AFOPRTX We all see OX and Joel is certain he played it, he did. DB: CCEIRTZ CREDIT is what we see down triple for 50. He played ZINC/COX for 42. AL: ADEFPRT Robin sees PREDRAFT. DATTO/ZA/IT is called out by Joel. He played DEFT, keeping PAR, good leave says Robin, very sychronis. DB: CEEMRTW CREMATE is not playable. MEWL is what he played, leaving CERT, which everyone says is a good rack. AL: AAIPQRS Robin asks how many Us are left. Two she discovers. Do people like PA and ZA? PARA and ZA? Nah, says Dean Saldanha (Richmond BC). Robin prefers PARA and that is what he played. DB: EEIUCRT We found EUCRITE and that is what he played. We cheer. YEAH DAVE! A GAME! 346-317, Adam's lead. AL: ADIIJQS 10 tiles unseen to Adam. What is his play? AEGORTUYVGE is unseen. Adam has to configure a lot of possiblities. He played QAID, empties the bag. 400-317, Adam's lead. DB: EGORTUY Dave's reaction in the room: "Oh brother." Everyone sees TORQUE, but that permits JIVE to go down on the other triple for Adam. Robin says, "there isn't anything really good here." Dave, she says, needs to show that he can stick to this, still give us a good show, but it is pretty bleak with this game. Dean called it! GEY, keeping EORTU. JIVE to triple for Adam. TORQUE and out for Dave. 448-383, Adam's win, 2-0 Adam. HASBRO is the owner of the registered SCRABBLE® trademark in the United States and Canada. © 2008 HASBRO. All rights reserved. "SCRABBLE Brand Crossword Game" is the proper way to refer to this unique group of word games and related properties marketed by HASBRO. "SCRABBLE" is not a generic term. To use it as such is not only misleading but also does injustice to the company responsible for the trademark's longtime popularity. All we ask is that when you mean SCRABBLE Brand Crossword Game, you say so. The SCRABBLE® trademark is owned by J.W. Spear and Sons, PLC, a subsidiary of Mattel, Inc. outside of the United States and Canada.
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