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Phil Innes wrote (Tue, 27 Dec 2005 00:30:34 GMT):
As far as I can see Sam Sloan is open to resonable comment in adjusting his text - but not all of his critics can even admit it when they are wrong. _ Does Sam Sloan still claim that Karpov belongs on a "List of Authors Banned or Blacklisted" by USCF Sales? |
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I'm sorry Louis. I make things up all the time. Everything I wrote is a
bunch of crap. Sam Sloan |
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On 26 Dec 2005 09:48:35 -0800, "Taylor Kingston"
wrote: Sam Sloan wrote: Al Lawrence will certainly be happy to learn that Sam Sloan is the person who has written his biography. Given the low level of factual accuracy, I would not be too sure of that. I post a few corrections below. Al Lawrence From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Al Lawrence (b. in Nebraska) is a chess expert and a chess politician. Lawrence was born in Illinois, not Nebraska. It seems rather a semantic stretch to call him a "chess politician," since he has never run for nor held any elected USCF office. Don Schultz, who wanted to fire Lawrence, By what authority could Schultz have done this? By majority rule. Fan Adams strongly wanted to fire Lawrence. So did Dorsch. That means only one move vote was needed. Rachel Lieberman agreed to provide the fourth vote because she did not like what Lawrence had done with respect to the "Majority Report". Lawrence immediately resigned as Executive Director and took the money, hours before he was about to be fired. Same question. Does Schultz himself claim he could have fired Lawrence? Sure, as long as Dorsch, Adams and Lieberman agreed to it. Lawrence subsequently went to work for Excaliber at the World Chess Hall of Fame in Miami, and continues there to this day. The correct spelling is Excalibur. Thank you. Sam Sloan |
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"Louis Blair" wrote in message oups.com... Phil Innes wrote (Tue, 27 Dec 2005 00:30:34 GMT): As far as I can see Sam Sloan is open to resonable comment in adjusting his text - but not all of his critics can even admit it when they are wrong. _ Does Sam Sloan still claim that Karpov belongs on a "List of Authors Banned or Blacklisted" by USCF Sales? If there is any point at all to this correspondence, it will be that if Sam Sloan made a risible claim he is capable of correcting it - I see he has demonstrated this half a dozen times in the past week. What other people here seem to be indulging in is a personality based discussion on /who/ should write anything. If you wanted to correct Sam, Louis, why not send him your own information to increment what he already said? Some other people here are not capable of admitting they are 'under-researched' without 50 posts of acrimonious resentment of the fact being aired, even though they commit greater gaffes [by omission] than does Sloan in commission. These same people seem to be Sloan's main critics. zzzzz Phil Innes |
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Chess One wrote: ?? Al responded on a moderated newsgroup directly to Sam - you have to write your name to your posts - there are interesting discussions !! I did not know that. I'd be interested to read this group. Can you supply the URL? not talking about you or to you taylor. With Phil, one never knows about what or to whom. |
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Phil Innes wrote (Tue, 27 Dec 2005 00:30:34 GMT):
As far as I can see Sam Sloan is open to resonable comment in adjusting his text - but not all of his critics can even admit it when they are wrong. _ I wrote (Tue, 27 Dec 2005 12:43:17 GMT): Does Sam Sloan still claim that Karpov belongs on a "List of Authors Banned or Blacklisted" by USCF Sales? _ Phil Innes wrote (Tue, 27 Dec 2005 12:43:17 GMT): If there is any point at all to this correspondence, it will be that if Sam Sloan made a risible claim he is capable of correcting it - I see he has demonstrated this half a dozen times in the past week. _ Can Phil Innes quote a Sam Sloan answer to my question about Karpov? _ Phil Innes wrote (Tue, 27 Dec 2005 12:43:17 GMT): If you wanted to correct Sam, Louis, why not send him your own information to increment what he already said? _ Because public attacks should be accompanied by public identification of the evidence (or public admission of the inability to produce such evidence). At the moment, I do not even know if Sam Sloan still stands by his claim about Karpov. If he doesn't, he should admit it and apologize. If he does, he should say so and identify his evidence. _ Phil Innes wrote (Tue, 27 Dec 2005 12:43:17 GMT): Some other people here are not capable of admitting they are 'under-researched' without 50 posts of acrimonious resentment of the fact being aired, even though they commit greater gaffes [by omission] than does Sloan in commission. _ Some people like to toss out vague charges rather than discuss certain specific subjects. _ "Does Phil Innes have any comment on Sam Sloan's inclusion of Karpov in a claimed 'List of Authors Banned or Blacklisted' by USCF Sales?" - Louis Blair (23 Dec 2005 15:14:22 -0800) |
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Louis Blair knows nothing about Al Lawrence.
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Louis Blair wrote:
wrote (27 Dec 2005 20:46:16 -0800): Louis Blair knows nothing about Al Lawrence. Can identify something incorrect that I have written about Al Lawrence? is just trolling. If people stopped following up to his posts, he'd get bored and go away. Dave. -- David Richerby Confusing Projector (TM): it's like www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~davidr/ a 16mm film projector but you can't understand it! |
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Chess One wrote: Chess One wrote: Taylor makes more objections than Al does himself ![]() ?? Al responded on a moderated newsgroup directly to Sam - you have to write your name to your posts - there are interesting discussions !! Chess One wrote: You and brennan have your standards, I have mine! For other people actually interested in these bio-histories here is what Frank wrote directly to Sam:- //Phil Innes Um, Phil -- are you actually paying attention here? We are not discussing Frank Brady. As I have made quite clear, my question concerns Al Lawrence. I quote your earlier claims about Lawrence, posted here this week: "Taylor makes more objections than Al does himself ""Al responded on a moderated newsgroup directly to Sam" Can you please verify these claims? You need merely supply the address of the newsgroup where you say Lawrence posted his response. |
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