It looks like I will have about 13 rounds of myth questions. People hosting mirrors at other schools: I will try to send the questions out by Wednesday night. Let me know if it's going to be a problem if I send the questions on Thursday or Friday. So far, I'm planning on sending the questions to Angelo Malaban and Chris Borglum. Angelo and Chris, let me know if I should send them to some other person for printing so you guys can play. If anyone else wants to run a mirror, let me know. There's no mirror fee, unless you charge a large entry fee. People playing at UIUC: so far, I have the following people listed as playing: Susan Ferrari, Selene Koo, Andrew Yaphe, Jerry Vinokurov, Mike Sorice, Kelly Tourdot, Rob Severson, Ryan Westbrook, Gerald Patton, and Seth Kendall. If you want to get on or off that list, let me know. If we keep 10 people or expand up to 11 or 12, we'll run a full round robin, possibly followed by bracketed round robin (10 people), or just finals if needed (11 or 12 people). I might collect the harder questions in the last one or two packets, in which case we can get everyone in one room and play free for all at the end, if people want. If there are good readers from your Illinois Open team who are willing to stick around and help read the myth tournament, please let me know. Assuming Illinois Open finishes around 5 or 6 pm, we'll probably break for dinner, then come back and play myth. I think that's it. If you have any questions, let me know (setht AT uchicago DOT edu). -Seth
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