Author: Andreas Stabel
Date: 00:33:26 03/07/02
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On March 06, 2002 at 18:45:54, Miguel A. Ballicora wrote: > >The way you did it was just perfect, unless some people prefer the old >fashion way: > >White: Ke1, Rf1, Rh1 g3 >Black: Kg2 >It is Mate in 3, how? > >This problem contains all the information needed to be solved. > >Then everybody will complain: Why don't you post the diagram!! > >You can also try >"Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess who saw a marvelous >chess board with ivory and ebony pieces. There was a frog who said to her, >If you tell me the solution, you will break the spell and I will be >a handsome prince again. It is mate in 3, you have a white King on e1, two white >rooks on f1 and h1 respectively, a white pawn in g3 and the black king is in g2. >The princess looked at the board and asked, yeah, but what's the FEN?. >And the frog remained a frog for ever and ever" > >Regards, >Miguel > Wonderful !!!!! I love it, have you considered becoming a writer. It seems you could become both a chess writen and a fairytale writer :) Best regards Andreas Stabel
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