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USSO 2006 Round 22

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Photos: USSO 2006 Round 22

A Daniel Stock board in honor of Robin Pollock Daniel.

Division 1's board 1, Geoff Thevenot vs. Brian Cappelletto. Annotators, Scott Smith and Steve Pellinen. Board 2, Robin Pollock Daniel vs. Stefan Rau.

Division 2's board 1, Orry Swift vs. Doug Brockmeier; board 2, Max Panitch vs. Carl Johnson; board 3, Conrad Bassett-Bouchard vs. Debbie Stegman (or division 2's top table Den Mother; and board 4, Robert Quigley vs. Nat Gardenswartz.

Division 3's board 1, S Spencer Sun vs. Greg Edwards; board 2, Rafi Stern vs. Peter Skaggs; board 3, Kurt Davies vs. Jean McArthur, and board 4, John Stardom vs. John Gove.

Brendan Sullivan and Nancy Scott use the Zyzzyva-equipped laptop.

Division 4's board 1, Sam Hollington vs. Paul Cole, board 2, Lynda Shayne vs. Becky Dyer; and board 3, Mad Palazzo vs. Bruce Shuman.

Divsion 4's vision of turquoise loveliness, Nancee Mancel vs. Richard Savitt.

Division 5's board 1, Shelley Sullivan vs. Jeff Cooley and board 2, Michael Rhodes vs. Leesa Berahovich.

Division 5, board 1, the players get up to take a challenge. Shelley Sullivan, on a wing and a prayer challenged Jeff Cooley and his play of REINED as she lost the game anyway.

Division 6's board 1, Chris Nelson vs. Jeremy Hall and board 2'2 Diane Pietrzak vs. KC Frodyma.

Susan Love vs. Beulah Cooper at Sue's special table.

Brian Cappelletto vs. Geoff Thevenot.

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Robin Pollock Daniel and Joel Wapnick talk strategy.

Nat Gardenswartz vs. Robert Quigley.

Carl Johnson vs. Max Panitch.

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