At the NSC Town Hall meeting last year, we regretted that more people didn't have a chance to ask their questions because we ran out of time.
...bertson who will monitor three-minute limits at the microphone so that the people who are waiting their turns will be able to participate.
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'''Web Committee procedures''' are used
by the members of [[Web Committee]] to perform routine tasks.
== <a
name=cru>Committee roster updates</a> ==
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# If the inquiry is answered in the FAQ, reply by politely quoting the relevant question and answer, and referring the inquir
...ake an online credit payment, use the CyberSource website to determine why by clicking on Transaction Search, finding their transaction and then the erro
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by clicking on the “history” tab above.
By registering for the NSC, you agree to abide by the NASPA Tournament [[Rules]] and [[Code of Conduct]].
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The above fees will be increased by $50 after June 30, 2012.
...ry fees will be refunded to your credit card (if that is how you paid), or by check or cash at check-in otherwise.
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...e have presented just the most useful words, but you can see the full list by following the link in the Collins Cheat Sheet section below.
As in NWL, by far the most useful words are the 2s. There are 20 more of these in CSW:
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...ay in NWL because any word that is CSW-only is likely to be challenged off by a nWL player who is not familiar with it. Having a word challenged off is o
...ntly, or have to play them multiple times. The CSW field is also dominated by highly rated players who are often motivated to play Collins because of the
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...s when played will be colored, and when written on screen will be appended by the # (octothorp) sign. Quackle calls CSW the British words.
...dy tool that allows many forms of CSW study. These include searching words by many criteria, setting up quizzes such as anagrams, and the card box study
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== June 9: More last-minute updates ==
although since I suggested that people could use older
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...ware tool for calculating fair values for letters in word games, developed by Joshua Lewis and announced on [http://blog.useost.com/2012/12/30/valett/ hi
Here are some mostly technical thoughts about Valett, by [[John Chew]].
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...ing the [[Collins]] lexicon at the National Scrabble Championship. Unlike last year's tournament, the division will definitely be held, under the same ter
The above fees will be increased by $50 after May 31, 2013. For example, a Division 1 player signing up on June
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As of this writing, 4,658 people have signed up for NASPA. There are 2,430 members who are current with thei
...s to play their favorite game, improve their abilities and above all, meet people who share a similar love of the game.”
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...ved by the deadline of 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time. The list of 48 qualifiers by peak rating and a supplementary list of alternates will be created sometime
...ned by players' peak ratings based on those who have officially registered by the May 4 deadline. - John Robertson, CC Chairman
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* They must be nominated by a NASPA member in good standing other than themselves, during the nominatio
name is added to the list of nominees on this page.
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* The club director agrees to abide by the [[Code of Conduct]] and the list of [[Directors#Director Responsibiliti
|Can be operated by a regular [[Membership|member]]
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by the organizing committee) is less than 1400.
...do have a foreign national rating, you will be assigned an equivalent CQR by the organizing committee.
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'''Hi there!''' You probably got to this page by clicking on a NASPA '''Google ad'''. If so, thank you very much! Here's a l
...s to play their favorite game, improve their abilities and above all, meet people who share a similar love of the game.”
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'''Hi there!''' You probably got to this page by clicking on a NASPA '''app ad'''. If so, thank you very much! Here's a litt
...s to play their favorite game, improve their abilities and above all, meet people who share a similar love of the game.”
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: A play made by adding two or more letters to the end of an existing word.
: Making a play that improves EQUITY by keeping tiles likely to score well on future turns, such as ERS.
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...major activities undertaken by the NASPA Club/Director Committee since the last [[National SCRABBLE Championship|NSC]] are as follows:
...ctors since the NASPA era began in July 2009 were exempted. More than 150 people asked for the refresher exam. Most passed easily. Those who did not pass
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