HI,
Happy New Year! I’m pleased to announce that we have a home for lessons – look under public clubs for ‘Intermediate/Advanced Bridge Club’
The first session in the club will be WinstonM’s tournament and review of hands on Friday.2pm(est) 8pm(cEt)
Please let me know if you are interested in hosting a lesson or are able to help support the club in any way. If you can host a session we can help by creating hands, running tournaments, hosting teaching tables so you can focus on the lesson.
Some people have already volunteered to
Run sessions (tournaments+review, think with ___,etc)
Create hands for tournaments
Run tournaments
Host a table for the teacher, organize players
Update information on forum and in the club news
Suggestions, feedback
The Club News (accessed from the club lobby) will be kept up to date with session information and the information will be repeated here. At the moment I am going to discontinue the email notification, if you were receiving emails please check here or lounge club news for session times.
Thanks to everyone who supported and helped get this off the ground. ♥
jb
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#1
Posted 2006-January-03, 03:27
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
Bridge should be fun!
Bridge should be fun!
#2
Posted 2006-January-03, 07:19
hm.....
do you share the intermediates with the bil-lounge or did u make an agreement with maureen and the rest when a billie should leave BIL and enter your club?
do you share the intermediates with the bil-lounge or did u make an agreement with maureen and the rest when a billie should leave BIL and enter your club?
Kom kit´cha vangar´th, kin patakh´ch vananch, pargh?
If it´s not important to win, tell me, why do they keep records?
(Barcht, Captain of Nir`ch Tyse´th, Klingon Warship)
www.bridgeball.de
If it´s not important to win, tell me, why do they keep records?
(Barcht, Captain of Nir`ch Tyse´th, Klingon Warship)
www.bridgeball.de
#3
Posted 2006-January-03, 07:26
As far as I understand, the club isn't meant to take away players from BIL or anything. It just offers lessons and stuff which is suited for intermediate/advanced+ players. Everyone is welcome, but a novice will probably have not much benefits from participating because the level might be too high.
"It may be rude to leave to go to the bathroom, but it's downright stupid to sit there and piss yourself" - blackshoe
#4
Posted 2006-January-03, 09:00
Forget the internecine warfare......you go girl. Your devotion and efforts are not only admirable, they are inspiring. I only wish that I had time available to assist......
The Grand Design, reflected in the face of Chaos...it's a fluke!
#5
Posted 2006-January-03, 10:41
Jilly, do you see it as a proper use of the club to just enter and start a table? Or would you prefer to keep it for planned events? I'm happy to follow your preferences here.
Just a side note on the BIL/I-A issue: I assume people will sort themselves to where it seems right for them. This does not seem to even resemble a problem.
Ken
Just a side note on the BIL/I-A issue: I assume people will sort themselves to where it seems right for them. This does not seem to even resemble a problem.
Ken
Ken
#6
Posted 2006-January-03, 10:52
People are welcome to use the club any time they like.
Play at a table, attend a lesson, run an impromptu lesson/mentoring session, organize a team game…
Chicken – the ‘club’ is open to all, participating in another club does not exclude you from this one. People are free to come and go as they please.
Play at a table, attend a lesson, run an impromptu lesson/mentoring session, organize a team game…
Chicken – the ‘club’ is open to all, participating in another club does not exclude you from this one. People are free to come and go as they please.
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
Bridge should be fun!
Bridge should be fun!
#7
Posted 2006-January-03, 22:18
I am extremely pleased to hear the club standing up to overwhelming approval. Well done beaner. Very well done.
"Champions aren't made in gyms, champions are made from something they have deep inside them - a desire, a dream, a vision. They have to have last-minute stamina, they have to be a little faster, they have to have the skill and the will. But the will must be stronger than the skill. " - M. Ali
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