Author: Charles Young
Date: 13:23:58 08/28/01
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You make a good point, Gromit is for sale on the Young Talents disk. In a sense this reminds me of the old Olympics. If you ever received money for a sport, you could not participate as an amateur in the Olympics. Of course, now you can. On August 28, 2001 at 13:28:34, Gian-Carlo Pascutto wrote: >I consider anyone who has ever sold his engine for money >a professional, so taking that in mind, lets take a look at >the Maastricht results again. > > 1 Deep Junior pro (sold) > 2 Quest pro (sold) > 3 Shredder pro (sold) > 4 Gromit Chess pro (sold) > 5 Chess Tiger pro (sold) > 6 Rebel pro (sold) > 7 Crafty pro (author opinion) > 8 Goliath pro (sold) > 9 Ferret pro (author opinion) >10 Gandalf pro (sold) >11 Parsos pro (sold) >12 Diep pro (sold) >13 Tao amateur >14 IsiChess amateur >15 Ruy Lopez amateur >16 Pharaon amateur >17 SpiderGirl amateur >18 XiniX amateur > >So, the real 2001 Amateur champion is Tao by Bas Hamstra. > >Congratulations Bas! > >(Yes, I _am_ dead serious about this) > >-- >GCP
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