[s-b] Tiles recognizer: To Business!

[Daniel Lepage <dpl33@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

A. This is now to business.
B. Raelus's plays were made during nweek 93, not nweek 91 as the board 
state suggested. This is now fixed.


Raelus plays MOOSE, turning /RL/IDS into /RL/ID.
Raelus plays SO[L]ID[S], turning DREDGING[S] into DREDGING.

Neither play captures enough zones to be worth tokens.

Raelus draws U, H, and E.

== The Board ==
 +--------------------+     +--------------------+     
+--------------------+
 |        AW          |-----|     SO[L]ID[S]     |-----|        FLUFF   
    |
 |    Wonko 88/3      |     |    Raelus 93/11    |     |      Wonko 
92/6    |
 +--------------------+     +--------------------+     
+--------------------+
           |           \___           |            ___/           |
           |               \          |           /               |
 +--------------------+     +--------------------+     
+--------------------+
 |       MOUSY        |-----|     DREDGING       |-----|        MOOSE   
    |
 |    Triller 93/1    |     |    Raelus 93/1     |     |    Raelus 
93/11    |
 +--------------------+     +--------------------+     
+--------------------+
           |            ___/          |           \___            |
           |           /              |               \           |
 +--------------------+     +--------------------+     
+--------------------+
 |        REV         |-----|        ARIA        |-----|       /RL/ID   
    |
 |    Triller 91/5    |     |    Triller 88/2    |     |     Raelus 
93/1    |
 +--------------------+     +--------------------+     
+--------------------+


/??/ denotes a gremlic rune
[c] denotes a blank
Second line contains current controller and the ndate tiles were last 
added


== Tiles Tokens ==

There are '''807''' tokens in the Token Pool.

||Player||Power||Length||Magic||Control||
||Wonko||<)>24||<)>18||<)>0||<)>16||
||Triller||<)>0||<)>0||<)>0||<)>35||


--
Wonko
 It is disconcerting to reflect on the number of students we have 
flunked in chemistry for not knowing what we later found to be untrue.

  --quoted in Robert L. Weber, Science With a Smile (1992)

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