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Bridge blogs how many are there?

#61 User is offline   cherdano 

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Posted 2006-January-01, 05:35

Jlall, on Jan 1 2006, 05:52 AM, said:

In the new years spirit, I have started to blog again. Squeezing The Dummy is now back. Enjoy.

Cool!
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Posted 2006-January-02, 03:16

Jlall, on Jan 1 2006, 04:52 AM, said:

In the new years spirit, I have started to blog again. Squeezing The Dummy is now back. Enjoy.

Great Justin ! :lol:

I like very much reading your posts there and the last one on discards is great !

Keep up the good work and happy new year ! :)

Alain
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Posted 2006-January-02, 12:48

Jlall, on Jun 17 2005, 10:34 PM, said:

Winstonm, on Jun 17 2005, 09:09 PM, said:

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it seems hard to deny that they are vocally talented.


I have a dog that is vocally talented - an immense range - but I assure you from my neighbor's point of view it ain't singin'!

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There are reality TV shows about talented animals i think, lol

Do you mean Big Brother? Some of them are hairy, but few of those animals are talented.
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Posted 2006-January-12, 23:32

From the opposite end of the bridge spectrum, I just started a blog. Unlike the experts, it's not about the things I know. It's mostly about all the stuff I don't know about bridge. http://badmonsters.blogspot.com/
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Posted 2006-January-13, 03:06

My blog is http://cocktailbridge.blog.hr . Blog is mix of games, results of croatian tournaments, some news and lots of links for bridge. It is 19 months old with over 140 posts.
It is written on Croatian mainly, but I included section with English texts including an interview with Justin.

Keep on blogging
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Posted 2007-January-13, 21:32

I've started a blog, http://dcrcbridge.blogspot.com/

It's mainly for bidding theory. The first page is a bit dull with a lot of general obvious stuff. But the main aim is to pick on the systems I dislike and explain why I find them so bad, which should be more fun :huh:
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Posted 2007-January-13, 22:57

Vidra, on Jan 13 2006, 04:06 AM, said:

My blog is http://cocktailbridge.blog.hr . Blog is mix of games, results of croatian tournaments, some news and lots of links for bridge. It is 19 months old with over 140 posts.
It is written on Croatian mainly, but I included section with English texts including an interview with Justin.

Keep on blogging

best interview ever :unsure: but I'm biased...

haha nice necro.
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Posted 2007-January-14, 01:10

I have recently started posting the text and hands from my free online lessons in blogs.

Actually I started this a couple of years back but did not continue it for long.

If you are interested here are the links:

BIL Lessons

Acol Club Bridge Lessons

The text is pretty random since I do not edit it much from my BBO chat logs.

I have also put the SAYC notes by Mark London with some comments by me about my perception of where a modern style might differ - RKCB, negative doubles to 3♠ or higher etc.

SAYC Notes

I have also started a private blog in which I keep a database of hands that practice. blogger.com has an a great feature where you can label a post with multiple lables and then quickly sort the posts by any label. So for example I label hands as 1NT Opening (Weak or Strong as appropriate as we play a variable NT), Jacoby Transfer, Singleton after Jacoby, Cue-Bids, RKCB ... etc

Then I can quickly later find all hands where we have used RKCB or opened a weak 1NT or bid a bad slam or missed a good slam or whatever label I or my partner finds useful.
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Posted 2007-January-14, 02:56

Jlall, on Jan 1 2006, 04:52 AM, said:

In the new years spirit, I have started to blog again. Squeezing The Dummy is now back. Enjoy.

Great that you restarted blogging, however I still don't see any new posts... :unsure:
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Posted 2007-January-14, 09:55

Free, on Jan 14 2007, 08:56 AM, said:

Jlall, on Jan 1 2006, 04:52 AM, said:

In the new years spirit, I have started to blog again. Squeezing The Dummy is now back. Enjoy.

Great that you restarted blogging, however I still don't see any new posts... :)

This is a wow BBF topic .... it resurfaced after slightly more than one year of hibernation :-P
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Posted 2007-January-14, 10:43

Ah damn, these dates confused me grrrr :)
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Posted 2007-January-14, 10:46

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Posted 2007-March-05, 03:43

I just started a blog: http://viewsfromtheb...e.blogspot.com/

Lots of posting now. Can I keep it going?

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Posted 2007-November-02, 14:15

I recently discovered the blog by Ray Lee. I recommend it highly.

Ray is the principal of Master Point Press, the world's leading publisher of bridge books, a former President of the CBF, was editor and Publisher of MasterPoint (?) the defunct monthly bridge magazine. As you'd expect he writes well, and what he writes is worth reading.

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Posted 2007-November-03, 04:51

Mine's in my signature....I update sporadically though.
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