Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 00:04:38 08/24/01
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On August 23, 2001 at 09:42:47, Jeroen Noomen wrote: >On August 23, 2001 at 09:27:39, Sandro Necchi wrote: > >Hi Sandro, Hi Jeroen, > >Thanks for your support! I believe you deserve it! >I really appreciate it. You know, >as opening book expert you have a pretty tough job: One bad >line and the whole world condems you :-). Unfortunately I do know this quite well! > >Perhaps only few people know how hard it is to make a good >book and prepare for many opponents. As soon as the line has >been played, your job is over and you cannot change anything >anymore. If the line wasn´t good, than you mood is bad for the >rest of the day.... Yes, it is more easy to be criticized than get the compliments. Luckily I work for an intelligent programmer (not to be missunderstood, I am not saying that the others are not), so I am not afraid to risk a little more, but you are correct. When something like that happens, even it nobody tells you something you feel bad anyway. > >Perhaps I also should stay at home, like you. It will save me >a lot of stress and bad mood :-)). Well, everything has advantages and disadvantages. To stay at home you save stress, but it is not easy to understand what is going on... Anyway thanks again for your comments. You know that I always appreciate you and your work. Since I am doing a similar one I really do understand how difficolt it is. Good luck and take it easy! Ciao Sandro > >Jeroen > > > >>Hi Jeroen, > >>I understand. It is not easy to make opening books/select lines for computers as >>you know, too. > >>I did, as always. >>Thank you >> >>Ciao >>Sandro Necchi >>> >>>Jeroen
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