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Tag Archives: FencingTime
May You LIve in Interesting Times, Part 4
Sunday and Monday both ran fairly smoothly. Much as I hate to see anyone need to take a medical withdrawal, it was nice that one happened on Sunday—it allowed us to verify that Dan’s overnight fix had corrected the bug … Continue reading
May You Live in Interesting Times, Part 3
Saturday turned out to be just as interesting as Friday was. We began to be more comfortable with the new look of all the paper we were working with. FT is flexible about how you can print everything—we can have … Continue reading
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Tagged FencingTime, James Williams, Jan NAC, national tournaments, XSeed
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May You Live in Interesting Times, Part 2
The hotel restaurant was almost ready for service by we arrived promptly at 6:00 am, so we got a relatively leisurely breakfast and didn’t need to rush to catch the train to the convention center. Tanya, Joe, and the BC … Continue reading
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Tagged FencingTime, Jan NAC, national tournament, Portland NAC, QR code, XSeed
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May You Live in Interesting Times, Part 1
I expected this would be an interesting NAC—in every sense of that adjective!—and I was not disappointed in that expectation. Even if there had been nothing else going on, I would have been disoriented for this NAC, just because I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged FencingTime, Jan NAC, national tournaments, US Fencing, USA Fencing, XSeed
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