Author: Pete Galati
Date: 19:25:39 03/22/00
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On March 22, 2000 at 21:50:04, Tina Long wrote: >On March 22, 2000 at 14:15:31, Pete Galati wrote: > >>On March 22, 2000 at 10:46:11, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >> >>>On March 22, 2000 at 00:54:21, Tina Long wrote: >>> >>>> >>>>I heard it was the: >>>> >>>>"Who is the real World Chess Champion?" Forum >>>> >>>>I am saving my "It's still Zsuzsa Polgar" arguments until then. >>> >>> >>>Well, then I keep my opinion about Fisch.... >>> >>>Oops, sorry.... >>> >>>Jeroen ;-} >> >>I'm just confused, who did Dann say the World Chess Champion is? I was just >>glad to have the Champ here at CCC, now I'm not sure if I can trust Dann's >>imformation anymore. >> >>Pete > >I was going to post on this, but CCC wouldn't let me post at the time. It let >me save my post though, which I've slightly adapted to say: > >Yes, I am in fact the Dann Corbit nominated unofficial World Champion, and I >will gladly defend that title against any person or computer in a 24 game match, >at tournament time settings. > >1. My appearance fee is $A1.2mill. Prize money to be negotiated with sponsors; >2. The chairs must be ergonomic & woolcovered, with arms, & must not squeak; >3. The pieces are to be lead weighted, & weigh no less than..... >.... >57. Any internet coverage must be delayed by four minutes, and games cannot be >published in .cbf (or any chessbase) format; >.... >123. No radio transmitters may be used within 50 feet (15metres) of the board, >as I have recently taken to wearing a hearing aid & do not want reception >interference; >.... >157. A computer or Software opponent may not be enhanced after the commencement >of the match.... > > >Thanks Dann, >Tina Long Sorry Dann, didn't mean to doubt your word. Tina, if your opponent ends up being a computer, make sure that the computer team has the game logs available to "your people" at the end of each game, failure to do so should be considered a forfeit of that day's game on their part. Also, make sure you iron out the rider clauses in the contract, things like what food will be waiting for you in your dressing room (what color M&Ms etc.) The troubles encountered by Spinal Tap come to mind. Should be a smooth ride. Pete
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