King Of The Hill                BLANKETYBLANK                   Turn Three
					      The Correctly Adjudicated Remix

	  BATES 1, GM 0                 N O R T H
  AS GM FAILS TO SPOT TIMEOUSLY            A/\1
  SUBMITTED CHANGE OF SE ORDERS            /XX\
					 B/\XX/\2               XX IMPASSABLE
A big round of sandwiches to a           /XX\/XX\               XX   SQUARE
lovely bunch of players for            C/\XX/\XX/\3
being depressingly efficient.          /nw\/XX\/ne\             ~~ ROCKY POOL
From here, it looks like it's        D/\06/\XX/\01/\4           ~~   SQUARE
going to be a game, at least.        /nw\/nw\/  \/ne\
				   E/\05/\12%V  /\02/\5         HH   TARGET
			  north    /  \/  \%  V/  \/ne\   north HH   SQUARE
			  west   F/\  /\  %\  /V  /\03/\6  east
				 /nw\/  \%nw\/neV/ne\/ne\
Martin Bates submitted some    G/\01/\  %\11/\07/V08/\04/\7
orders, and then he changed    /  \/nw\%  \/  \/  V/  \/ne\
them before the deadline,    H/\  /\02%\  /\  ::  /V  /\05/\8
and I forgot to include      /  \/nw\%nw\/nw\:ne:/  V/  \/ne\
the effects of the change  I/\  /\07%\03::04/:09:\  /V  /\06/\9
when I adjudicated.        /XX\/  \%  \:nw:/nw::  \/neV/  \/XX\
			 J/\XX/\  %\  /:09:\10/\  /\11/V  /\XX/\10
	       W E S T   /XX\/XX\%  \/sw::HH\/ne\/se\/neV/XX\/XX\  E A S T
			 \XX/\XX/V  /\08/\HH/\10::05/\12%\XX/\XX/
se02 moved when it       1\/XX\/  V/sw\/  \/se\:se:/  \%se\/XX\/A
shouldn't have done,       \XX/\  /V01/\  ::03/:04:\  %\06/\XX/
and se09 didn't move       2\/  \/swV/  \:~~:/se::  \%  \/se\/B
when he ordered it to.       \  /\07/V  /:~~:\09/\  %\  /\12/
			     3\/  \/swV/  ::11\/  \%  \/se\/C
sw11 moved onto G7 where       \  /\03/V  /\11/\  %\  /\11/
se02 didn't move (as           4\/sw\/swV/sw\/se\%  \/se\/D
opposed to my wrong              \09/\04/V05/\08%\  /\10/
adjudication where        south  5\/sw\/  V/sw\%  \/  \/E  south
it did.)                  west     \10/\  /V06%\  /\  /     east
				   6\/sw\/  V%se\/  \/F
				     \12/\  /\01/\  /    Phone numbers      
So there was conflict on G7          7\/  \/XX\/se\/G    NE: 01322 348905   
between sw11 and se02, and             \  /\XX/\07/      NW: 0171 723 2395  
se02 being harder than sw11            8\/XX\/XX\/H                         
won the battle. sw11 was                 \XX/\XX/        E-mail addresses 
destroyed and se02 now occupies          9\/XX\/I  SW: simon.hornby@changing.soon
the square G7.                             \XX/    SE: some0148@sable.ox.ac.uk
					  10\/J                                 
					S O U T H                       

NE: Des Langford, 8 Hornbeam Lane, Barnehurst, Kent DA7 6HH
NW: Mark Sheiham, Flat 1, Balcombe House, Taunton Place, London NW1 6HA
SW: Simon Hornby, *COA* 139 Scotland Road, Cambridge CB4 1QL
SE: Bantamweight Martin Bates, Somerville College, Oxford OX2 6HD
(Technically, I believe Martin is in the super-yoghurtweight category, but...)

And the rest is exactly the same. My apologies for the readjudication taking
weeks and weeks to come out, but here it is. If I could have orders in time
for the next issue of GIT (the deadline's on Friday, but that's not being very
realistic, and it's my fault) preferably based on this readjudication then I
would be rather grateful, and we wouldn't have lost an issue.

HANG-GIT is still open. Submit a guess as to what GIT stands for, or guess a letter
to be filled in Hangman-style if you don't know. I've got finals in just a couple 
of months and I'm not very happy. Having decided against ripping off a joke from 
"The Vicar of Dibley" about an interrupting sheep to use as a spacefiller, I have
room to mention that the Chinese restaurant and take-away formerly known as "Dear
Friends" has re-opened, remodelled and under new management, under the shorter name
of "Friends". An improvement in my book, as they now serve Chow Mein. On my one
visit there thus far I had the "large" portion Beef Chow Mein with 15p extra spicy
sauce. The beef was worryingly orange, but the food tasted very good and was rather
pleasantly surprisingly filling. The spicy sauce wasn't short of, er, zig-a-zig ahh.