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FENomeno by
Alex Brunetti
FENomeno is a free service to display a chess position from a FEN or EPD
string (generated by most chess programs) together with the creation of a
short link, useful for example to post positions in a newsgroup.
All you need to do is go (with your web browser) to e4e6.com? (with the
question mark) and paste your string. Something like http://e4e6.com/?42
will be created and copied to your...
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SCID - how to edit and save PGN files? by
Jestrada
Question about SCID (I'm using ver. 3.5) - I'm a relatively new user
and love it so far. My question relates to saving changes made using
the comment editor.
What works: If I open a PGN database, and edit or add some of the
annotations using the comments editor, the changes show up fine in the
PGN window.
What doesn't work: When I choose the --Game menu, the options "Save:
Replace Game" and...
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by Sixty4
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Convert Yahoo! Chess Game Notation to PGN by
Robert Smith
Here is a free utility which will convert your saved Yahoo! Chess game
to PGN so that you can import it into a popular chess viewer or
analysis program.
http://www.geocities.com/pgnchess2004
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Email address for Patrick Wolff? by
Gregory Topov
Does anyone have an email address for Patrick Wolff? If so, could you
please send it to me privately.
I would like to correspond with him about some errors in the second edition
of his (otherwise excellent) book "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Chess."
--
Gregory Topov
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"I don't necessarily agree with everything I say." -...
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Kramnik by
Jerzy
Lately I have read an internet site www.moskva.ru with its great city guide.
And I have learned that the word "Kremlin" probably comes from the word
"Kremnik" a derivative from either the ancient Greek word "kremnos" which
means "hard/strong" or from the Slavonic word "krem" which means simply
"forest".
So my question to the linguistic experts is : is it possible that the name
Kramnik has sth in...
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January 16th 04 01:44 PM
by Jerzy
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Comments on USCF? by
NetSock
I recently decided to become a member of USCF. I signed up on-line about 2
weeks ago with a debit card. The $49.00 soft posted against my account the
same day, and did a hard post the following day.
The web site stated that a USCF ID number and pin would be sent to me via
email...and I have never received it. I confirmed that I posted the proper
email...which I did.
I've sent two on-line...
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by NetSock
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rec.games.chess.misc FAQ [3/4] by
pribut@yahoo.com
Archive-Name: games/chess/part3
Chess FAQ
rec.games.chess.misc FAQ part 3/4
Please obtain all URLs from the current hypertext version of the faq
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rec.games.chess.misc FAQ [1/4] by
pribut@yahoo.com
Archive-Name: games/chess/part1
rec.games.chess Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions (with answers) for Chess Players
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Chess Improvement questions...... by
Alex Dvorak
1) How many openings do you need to learn (master) for black and white?
2) Should you study master games?
3) how to determine your weaknesses?
4) How to fix your weaknesses?
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A New Resource for Chess Historians by
Jeremy Spinrad
The Austrian project to digitalize (terrible word, but seems to be what is used
in the trade) newspapers is coming along well, and is available at
http://anno.onb.ac.at/
Unfortunately, there is no word search available, so you have to know what you
are looking for in advance. My best find to date was in The Humorist, 12/30/1843,
where the paper notes after Staunton's victory that St Amant had...
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Fischer's most brilliant game? by
Gregory Topov
In some annotations of the 1956 Bryne-Fischer game, it says:
"Known as `the game of the century' until a later Fischer brilliancy.
13-year-old Fischer defeats one of the strongest American players. And once
again a great master of the game does it with a Queen sacrifice."
What game is the "later Fischer brilliancy" that surpassed the Bryne-Fischer
game?
--
Gregory Topov
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WHY I DON"T WANT TO MEET SAM SLOAN.. by
michael adams
Why would anybody of my calibre wish to meet S. Sloan.? - In my world he
offers nothing, while expecting much. His humour is strictly Woody
Allenish, in my view, & I detest the Woody 'fun' view. Where & when do
these f'ckers literally FOAD?..
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Spam from this NG? by
Harold Buck
I recently got this:
You have an invitation from Peter Richter at
ChessWorld.net SNIP
I assume this spam originated here. Anyone know this guy so they can
kick him in the nuts for me?
--Harold Buck
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Legal threats from Polgar and Truong by
Sam Sloan
On 05 Jan 2004 02:15:27 GMT, (John
Fernandez) wrote:
Larry Parr wrote:
Having said that, what proof is there that Paul Truong has been
cheating
at computer chess? We hear the charges against him and against Susan Polgar,
but I would like to see the games and the positions.
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8th place in London 1851, again by
Jeremy Spinrad
Some time ago, a poster questioned whether Mucklow had in fact received an 8th
place prize in London 1851. I had never heard any such claim; my tournament book
shows 8 prizes awarded with Mucklow getting 8th. Although I still believe that
Mucklow did receive an 8th place prize, I was surprised to see that Der Humorist,
July 30, 1851, lists only 7 prize winners for the tournament, so there may...
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Those embarassing moments (OT) by
chapman Billy
(Nick) wrote in message
You were correct. David Ames seems to have mistakenly assumed that
General Homma was tried by the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal.
The procedures at General Homma's trial were extremely biased in favour
of the prosecution, which provoked strong protests from the defence.
"Hasty, revengeful action is not the American way....Today the lives...
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Need advice for an elementary chess club by
Pleasant Lady
Hi all...
I'm a volunteer at an elementary school, and we have a floundering chess
club that just started last year. I need advice. Does anyone recommend
any materials, resources, links, books, or have any ideas as to how to
"run" a chess club for YOUNG KIDS (grades 1-4). Our kids are mostly
beginners. We can tell them to play the game, and we can teach them the
fundamentals, but can anyone...
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