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To hear him tell it, Evan Koch is sitting on a gold mine, a pet project called Zurround that he's been developing for the last 2 1/2 years. He just needs to find someone willing to back his play, so to speak. Images More Business No, it's not a killer...
Tags: Evan Koch, Andrew Chaikin, Blokus, Santa Rosa, Monopoly, Game designer, Scrabble, German-style board game, Board game, Multiplayer games
Re “ An Air-Traffic Update to Improve Travel by Plane ” (Nov. 17): In the mid-1950s I was an air traffic controller at a center in El Paso, since absorbed by other centers. We kept aircraft separation (keeping them from bumping into each other) by using...
Tags: El Paso, Separation, Air traffic control, E-mail, Scrabble, Doomsday, films
Donald Lindo has been painting his way into the hearts of his customers for 18 years along Ellis Street in Spanish Town, St Catherine. I usually paint houses and other such places but for sometime now these are the things that have been providing me with...
Tags: Ricardo Makyn Donald Lindo, ludo boards, Jamaica, Spanish Town, Lindo, Ludo, Scrabble
Malaysia to participate in the upcoming World Scrabble Championship 2009 being held there. House on Tuesday which was also attended by the trio of Rodney Judd, Rashid Khan and Wasim Khatri, who will be representing the country in the World Championship...
Tags: world championship, FINANCE MSAP, MSAP Directors, scrabble championship, cash incentives, offering cash, world scrabble, Pakistan, Karāchi, Scrabble, Peter Morris, Allan Simmons, Year of birth missing, World Scrabble Championship, Nigel Richards, allnews
Puzzling as it may sound, but more than 60 years after an out-of-work architect Alfred Mosher Butts invented `Scrabble' that gained currency world over, the Supreme Court has classified it as a game and not a puzzle and said it was not exempted from levy...
Tags: educational toy, excise duty, India, New Delhi, Scrabble, Crossword, Anagram, Word games, Multiplayer games, Alfred Mosher Butts
Jacksonville’s oldest nonprofit adult literacy agency has a new word to learn: defunct...After 40 years of teaching thousands of illiterate adults how to read, Learn To Read shut down on Nov. 6. That was eight days after its executive director, Heather...
Tags: Margo Martin, Jacksonville, Douglas Smith, board member, Heather Corey, Jacksonville Florida, Literacy, Scrabble, Reading, Applied linguistics, John Peyton
This summer, board game makers Hasbro and Mattel forced the popular Facebook gaming application Scrabulous to shut down, claiming that it violated the companies’ copyrights on crossword board game Scrabble. But nearly half a year later, the official Scrabble...
Tags: scrabble, facebook, Mattel, Hasbro, Scrabble Facebook
Scrabble has become Britain's best-selling boardgame 60 years after its launch, sales figures show. Sales of the popular word game increased by 30 per cent in the first nine months of this year compared with the same period last year, according to market...
Tags: Scrabble
The creators of a Scrabble knockoff responsible for countless hours at the online hangout Facebook suspended their word game Tuesday after being hit with a lawsuit, disappointing fans who logged on expecting to make their next moves. Hasbro Inc., the...
Tags: Hasbro Inc, WPO Hasbro, Canadian Facebook, Canada, Scrabble, U.S, Scrabulous, social networking, game scrabble, networking sites
Scrabulous, the carbon clone of popular board game Scrabble, has been available to Facebook users since 2006. It draws an impressive 500,000 daily average users and nets the three Indian founders a cool $25,000 in advertisement revenues a month. But...
Tags: Scrabulous, Scrabble, Hasbro, Facebook