Author: Mark Ryan
Date: 04:10:11 07/18/00
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On July 18, 2000 at 06:14:54, Timothy J. Frohlick wrote: > >Dear Mark and Jason, > >In the good old days back in 1956 when we had dirt roads in Vancouver and you >could hear the 9 O'Clock gun from our home on Monmouth Ave. it was fun to walk >on the sea walls at Stanley Park and look down into the waters and see all the >multicoloured corals and seaweeds. Ah--the unspoiled virgin Vancouver. I >remember Harry's Fish and Chips--Harry was a salty ex-sailor in her Majesty's >Royal Navy. I also remember triple-decker rainbow ice-cream cones for 15 cents. > >It was a nice place but it rained too much. By the way computer chess is not as >much fun as human-human chess but the GM contests are quite exiting. > > >Tim Frohlick in Albuquerque NM USA Exquisite memories ... I've lived in Vancouver since 1950. BTW, I've lost count of the cities you've lived in: Vancouver, Winnipeg, Denver?, Albuquerque, ... Computer chess is at a very interesting threshold right now. Whatever the true strength of the programs, there is a widespread interest. Cheers, Mark (from Vancouver, where pure rainwater keeps everything sparkly clean)
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