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Subject: Khalifman should practice with Deep Junior and a Dual 850Mhz !

Author: Jorge Pichard

Date: 16:13:08 07/16/00

FIDE Champion now have the best training partner available for less than
$4,000.00 from Tiger Direct or any other supplier, a Dual Pentium 850 Mhz system
and combining that with Deep Junior.  Now for training purpose, the FIDE Champ
doesn't need to apply Anti-Computer Strategic system, since the object here is
to play normal chess at Tournament Time Control, and finally become more
tactical alert. By training against this Concrete tactical monster, the FIDE
Champ, after several months of training, will learn to beat Leko using pure
tactical maneuvers.

Pichard.

sound like an insult to khalifman nt brian robson 05:19:21 07/17/00
- No, it's just ignorance (NT). Mogens Larsen 05:58:22 07/17/00
Re: Khalifman should practice with Deep Junior and a Dual 850Mhz ! Dann Corbit 16:23:04 07/16/00
- Re: Khalifman should practice with Deep Junior and a Dual 850Mhz ! Jorge Pichard 16:32:06 07/16/00
  - Re: Khalifman should practice with Deep Junior and a Dual 850Mhz ! Jorge Pichard 16:41:26 07/16/00
  - Re: Khalifman should practice with Deep Junior and a Dual 850Mhz ! Dann Corbit 16:41:21 07/16/00
    - Re: Khalifman should practice with Deep Junior and a Dual 850Mhz ! Jorge Pichard 16:48:04 07/16/00
      - Re: My Friend's Dual 850Mhz is reproducing the exact moves every 8 Min Jorge Pichard 17:48:51 07/16/00
        
        Re: My Friend's Dual 850Mhz is reproducing the exact moves every 8 Min Jorge Pichard 18:05:31 07/16/00
        
        Re: My Friend's Dual 850Mhz is reproducing the exact moves every 8 Min blass uri 20:15:10 07/16/00
        
        Re: My Friend's Dual 850Mhz is reproducing the exact moves every 8 Min Jorge Pichard 03:01:58 07/17/00
        
        Re: My Friend's Dual 850Mhz is reproducing the exact moves every 8 Min Dann Corbit 00:53:50 07/18/00

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