August 4–9, 2006 LIVE COVERAGE Media Information On-Line Registration Registered Players Meet The Players Player Information Schedule Committee Prizes Format Pairings Hotel Info Directions 2005 NSC History What Equipment to Bring Donate a Children’s Book

Go to: Commentary Games Players Photos Standings Back to Photos by Round USSO 2006 Round 0 [ ] Up to USSO 2006 Photos, Forward to next set Photos: USSO 2006 Round 0 Brian Crow of the hotel's AV staff, a big SCRABBLE fan, helped me put this together! Registration desk during a rare lull. Milling around outside the playing room. John Stardom and Kurt Davies. Checking out the morning's pairings. Three men, three different study books. Jacob Bergmann reviewing homemade flashcards. Rod MacNeil, Thomas E Wood, and Scott McDougall. Handome good looks and SCRABBLE prowess at the very same time! Sam Kantimathi doing what he does best, posing with female players! Joel Wapnick, Paul Avrin, and Debbie Stegman. Lorraine Burton, Donna Anderson, and Linda Stephanides. Computer operators behind their flat screen displays. Milling into the playing room. Finding division colors and table numbers. Dominick Mancine and his pet family heirloom can of tomatoes. Division 5's David Klionsky stands out with his cowboy hat. Making the meeting and greeting rounds: Marlon Hill hugs on Muriel Sparrow Reedy. Sid Lashley and Judy Ford have a pregame discussion about traveling in Nepal. John D. Williams, Jr., of the NSA, makes brief welcoming comments. Daniel Stock and another of his now-famous stories told in 100 tiles. Division 3's Bryan Pepper goes over proper computer word judging procedures. Larry Rand has a message atop his clipboard. Pay heed! Up to USSO 2006 Photos, Forward to next set

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