Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 13:12:27 05/18/00
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On May 18, 2000 at 15:23:11, Eelco de Groot wrote: >Yeah, thanks Mogens, I believe I did read that. My question was more if all >these "Young Talents" engines also have an opening book of their own. I suppose >they have or else they would have been playing without a book in the first >tournament. Not that that wouldn't be an interesting experiment too. Anyway I'm >not so familiar with all these Winboard engines so that's why I was curious >about it. Not really anything important. They all use the general.ctg book as mentioned in the message by Chessfun, because they are native Chessbase engines. I don't know if they come with their own book as well, but that shouldn't be necessary. The next couple of tournaments are autoplayed on two computers with the Fritz and Junior book respectively AFAIK. >Hey wasn't that a nice game of football in Copenhagen yesterday! I mean after >seeing yet again fans stabbed and almost clubbed to death I am a bit >apprehensive about the coming European Championships here.. I hope that one day >those big sponsors come to their senses and realize that chess is a much nicer >game! At least the spectators don't roll over the street fighting with each >other yet. We are lucky if spectators do show up at all.. I would have liked to watch the game "live" myself, but my gut feeling told me that trouble was in the air. There's a lot of political commotion in Denmark regarding the events of yesterday. Especially since we plan to cohost the European Championships in 2008. I hope I find the time and money to visit Belgium and the Netherlands again during the championships. >The nice weather seems to be over for the time being, here in the low countries. >But still it's nice enough for a bicycle ride or so. Not sunburned yet myself as >you said you were, playing soccer! That's the price you pay when you shave your head like I do :o). I do it to hide my balding features. Sincerely, Mogens
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