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The Deadline is on the game status page.
GM: Paul Kenny;
OPS! I was calling this game "1999F" buy mistake. It is infact: 1999E!
This was how all the players preference lists played out:
| Bob Altland | E | T | A | I | R | F | G |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| George Atkins | I | T | G | F | R | I | A |
| Ken Hager | T | R | F | E | G | A | I |
| Ed Kolmer | I | R | A | T | F | G | |
| Chris Trent | E | T | R | I | F | G | A |
| Ken Walker | A | T | F | I | E | G | R |
| Harold Zarr | G | F | T | R | E | I | A |
Starting positions
Winter 1900
AUSTRIA:
Ken Walker
ENGLAND:
Bob Altland
FRANCE:
George Atkins
GERMANY:
Harold Zarr
ITALY:
Ed Kolmer
RUSSIA:
Chris Trent
TURKEY:
Ken Hager
Remember, ALWAYS remember to specify which coast a fleet is going to! If one
leaves the 'sc' off their orders, the fleet can not be moved.
I was thinking of putting the monthly game reports here, but I really don't know if anyone ever really looks here. So, Unless there is a great outcry for it, I'll just use this page for important announcements.
First American scientist to win a Noble Prize, 1907; for his optical precision instruments and metrological investigations carried out with their aid; the "Michelson-Morley experiment" which established the non-existence of the luminiferous aether, thought until that time as the transmitting medium for electromagnetic waves; Michelson Interferometer, a precise method to measure small displacements using the interference of reflected waves .
from Selected Papers of Great American Physicists, ed. Spencer R. Weart, American Physical Society, New York (1976))
Modified 6/01/96 by Michael F. Martens
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