Author: Djordje Vidanovic
Date: 01:31:56 10/26/03
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On October 25, 2003 at 19:31:19, Ed Schröder wrote: >On October 25, 2003 at 17:45:31, Djordje Vidanovic wrote: > >>Jeroen, >> >>next time I won't rely on statistics too much. Thanks for the hint :-). I will >>try to rely on my own positional judgement and I won't "ask" Ruffian how he >>feels about the positions. >> >>How about this position: where is the pair of bishops, where is the space >>advantage you mentioned? How was it possible to arrive here from a feeble >>opening stage and an impromptu book: >> >>[D]6k1/r1p1R1p1/3q3p/1bNp4/3P1p2/1P4P1/4QPKP/8 w - - >> >> >>Have a beer, I am having one now :-). A simple one - an Oranjeboom. > > >Djordje, > >The winning team is always right, so congrats to the Ruffian team. Oranjeboom >beer is a good beer, but Grolsh beer is much better, you one day should try. > >My best, > >Ed Hi Ed, thank you for your gentlemanly reply. You needn't have said that the winning team is always right, because I was not asking for that kind of satisfaction. Not only do I think that boasting is ugly, but also that the tournament is not over yet... The subject of beer is interesting. By the way, I had a couple of Grolsh in my life: I remember one particularly well, back in the past sometime, while in Amsterdam with my Dutch girlfriend... Or was it two Grolsh :-) It was in one of the cheap hotels, if I recall correctly, something like the Fleissig... (Sounds too German? I hope that the hotel was called the Fleissig). Once again, I have to say that I had not even had the slightest idea how dangerous Jeroen's books were till the moment I really had to face them. I was lucky - probably beginner's luck. Thank you both. Djordje
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