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Posted 2006-January-09, 01:03

Intermediate & Advanced Bridge Club

4 board teaching tournament

Monday 9th 9pm(est)

"COMBINATIONS" – followed by a review with Yoder

Tournament#387 listed now (indy)
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Posted 2006-January-09, 03:40

Tnx for putting this in the middle of the night for all Europeans... :P
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Posted 2006-January-09, 05:03

Sorry, the sessions are scheduled to accommodate the person hosting it. :)

Anyway, you should be studying....
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Posted 2006-January-09, 07:34

>Tnx for putting this in the middle of the night for all Europeans...

As opposed to all those sessions and tournaments that are impossible to attend for someone who has a job and lives on the East Coast of the USA? :)
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Posted 2006-January-09, 07:40

It would be nice to have some repeat sessions at times that are reasonable for different areas of the world.

What would be ideal times, in US Eastern Standard Time for example, in
USA
Argentina
England
Poland
Turkey
Russia
South Africa
Australia
China
(anywhere else that is significantly different)
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If a few people who are interested would post, then sessions could be scheduled accordingly.
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