Pheno

Hi wyman, Thanks a lot for the information! :) I'll definitely take a look at these places when I arrive in NJ. Also, I would love to play a bit to see how we mesh. :)

wyman, I'll be staying at Bridgewater, I'm not yet very familiar with the place though, went there last month to seal the renting deal, that was all. :)

Hi Frank, Thank you for your precious suggestions, I'm not yet familiar with the bridge eco system in US, and your tips are very very helpful! I'll drop you a mail, and maybe we can get to know each other, thank you once again. Best regards, John

Hi Lurpoa, My contact info: email:pheno_huang@htc.com IM:pheno_the_best@yahoo.com.tw Skype:pheno_htc If you are interested in forming a serious partnership, I will be happy to have a discussion with you. I'm open to most systems, and we can discuss on what your preference is. Best regards, Pheno

Hi Adrian, I'm interested, but this is under the assumption that the ultimate goal is to form a formiddable partnership. :) If that is your goal as well, please shoot me an e-mail. email:pheno_huang@htc.com IM:pheno_the_best@yahoo.com.tw Skype:pheno_htc BBO ID:pheno

Hey everyone, First things first, I'm eager to establish a serious partnership (well, semi-serious, since I'm not playing pro), so please let me know if you are interested! :) Basic introduction of myself. I've started playing during high school in Taiwan, and fell in love with bridge ever since. In Taiwan, I've done okay during my student years, winning 2 National University Championships and was selected to the Taipei Youth Team in 2004. After graduating, I had to focus more on my job, and therefore only played randomly, nothing competitive. (BTW, I'm 29 now.) Also, it's pretty hard finding a regular partner in Taiwan, especially after graduation. (Haha, it definitely is not because I'm an awful partner...hopefully :)) Now, due to my work, I will be moving to New Jersey for a minimum of two years. I've always looked forward to having a chance to play bridge in the US, where the bridge population is incredible compared to Taiwan. So if anyone's interested, please let me know. :) I think I'm basically adequate in regards to bridge skills, but I've always felt bridge skills are quite hard to gauge. Most importantly though, I am open to discussions, and I am more open-minded than most other players that I know. Lastly, even though I've been in Taiwan for a long time, I used to live in Maryland during my childhood years, so English is not a big problem. I will need to brush up on English bridge terms though, since I only started playing bridge in Chinese. :) Below is my email address, feel free to shoot me a mail if you are interested, have questions, or just want to get to know each other. My contact e-mail:pheno_huang@htc.com Thanks for taking your time to read this, hope to see you guys on BBO or the actual tournaments! Best regards, Pheno (John) Huang