Author: Luke Robertson
Date: 13:42:50 08/21/00
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hey thx for responding guyz... you are cool. what's the url for the club kasparov deal? (i'm not much of a chess fanatic, i don't know this crud) zu james: habst du gluck meinen bruder! party gut und veile beir getrinken. habst spass! mutter und vater ist nicht mit du heheh... (no smart comments on my german hehe i've only taken one class!) payce yo Luke On August 21, 2000 at 15:46:31, Dave Gomboc wrote: >On August 21, 2000 at 14:37:15, Dann Corbit wrote: > >>On August 21, 2000 at 13:56:42, James T. Walker wrote: >> >>>On August 21, 2000 at 12:50:29, Luke Robertson wrote: >>> >>>>Hey guys... this is Luke Robertson, James Robertson (Insomniac Programmer)'s >>>>little brother. I'm not sure where to go to view the tournament games, could >>>>someone help me out? If possible I'd also like to get in contact with him. He >>>>hasn't emailed me yet. If any of you are chillin' there in London, tell him to >>>>email or somethin... coo? >>>> >>>>thx >>>>Luke >>> >>>Hello Luke, >>>There is no live coverage of the games. They apparently don't even have an >>>internet link at the site. The only "semi live" games are the Junior games on >>>Club Kasparov as far as I know. >> >>Seems the ICCA is sort of like a computer accounting firm that does their own >>books using nothing but pen and paper ledgers. >> >>There has been this recent invention called the world-wide-web which can >>actually be used to electronically transmit text and images. It would be kind >>of neat if the ICCA could use this invention to provide the results of the >>matches. >> >>In order to drive on the "information superhighway" it is necessary to turn the >>key in the ignition. Or so I am told. > >My impression is that it is simply not a priority for them. I suggest that ICCA >_members_ send complaints via email to icca@dcs.qmw.ac.uk (this probably goes to >Don Beal). > >Dave
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