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Subject: Re: OK, but which engine is good enough to give most of US a challenge?

Author: chandler yergin

Date: 12:30:13 01/05/05

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On January 05, 2005 at 11:43:26, Uri Blass wrote:

>On January 05, 2005 at 09:23:58, chandler yergin wrote:
>
>>On January 04, 2005 at 02:26:27, Steve B wrote:
>>
>>>>>Steve>
>>>>It is illegal to talk during the game unless you offer a draw.
>>>
>>>a rule almost NEVER enforced in tournament play
>>
>>It is if someone complains.
>>
>>Also the Tournament Director in "Pre-game" player meetings usually brings this
>>up.
>>Example:
>>Paul Webb Phoenix, AZ back in the 1970's & others,
>>
>>Currently: http://yetmanbrothers.com/
>>
>>Have specifically including the "no talking" rule in their Posted
>> 'Code of Ethics' which players must agree to abide by before entering
>>Tournament.
>>
>>
>>>i have played 100's of rated tournament games and never once heard of a
>>>complaint that someone spoke during a game
>>
>>The Final game for the Northern California Championship was between
>>Ray Shutt, and Dave ??; circa late 60's early 70's, Tournament Director
>>I believe was Isaac Kashdan.
>>The setting:
>>Dave ? needed only a Draw, to Win the Championship, Ray, had to Win.
>>Ray made his move as White, and leaned forward and 'whispered'
>>"Dave, are you playing for a Draw?"
>>Dave got up, went to the Tournament Director, and said that Ray
>>had spoken to him 'after' making his move, and Offered him a Draw!
>>Dave said, "I accept the Draw".
>>Kashdan declared the Game a Draw, and Dave became No. CA Champion without
>>ever having made a move!
>>
>>Words have power... gotta be careful how and when we use them.
>>;)
>>CY
>
>I agree that words have power.
>I have another story
>
>One of the best players of Israel under 14 today learned when he was a child
>that it is not a good idea to joke about offering a draw.
>
>He had a won position in a game and offered his opponent a draw and of course
>the draw was accepted(He said that he was only joking later but of course it did
>not help him).
>
>Uri

As George Bernard Shaw  once commented..
"Youth, too much is wasted on the young"
;)
CY

As another guy said.. (German?)

"We get too soon old and too late smart"

We are where the past does not exist, & the future
has yet to exist.
Where the Hell are we?

A fine line...
Enjoy Uri!
This is all we have...
Chan



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