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Corporate Chess Leagues by
Ned Walthall
I am wondering if there is way we get chess going in the workplace?
In my own experience, the biggest problem is getting a chess club going
is finding space to meet. Finding players, even in age of declining USCF
membership, has never been much of a problem, at least not for me.
In my area, around Princeton, New Jersey, there is a softball league in
which teams from various companies play one...
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Sherzer Defense strategy by
Isidor Gunsberg
It turns out that the decision to have Sherzer go on the stand, and
admit wrongdoing was quite correct. It was a big risk, but it paid off
for him. By essentially admitting to what the State accused him of
doing, he allowed the jury to focus on the nature of the crime (even
the Prosecutor admitted that Sherzer's actions might be interpreted as
barely legal), and on the entrapment defense. I'm...
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September 27th 03 04:34 AM
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Great players in history and their favorite openings by
tyrone slothrop
Is there a website that has statistics on what famous players favorite
openings were/are? I remember that Schiller had a book called "World
Champion Openings" that broke down the opening preferences of world
champions. I'm looking for something like that. Thanks
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The Prosecution Rests: The End is Near by
Isidor Gunsberg
Interesting list of the items found in Sherzer's Hotel Room.
One of the notebooks was supposedly written by Scherzer in
"Hungarian"
(the language is known as Magyar)
The black Doctor's kit bag is a nice touch...
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September 26th 03 11:20 PM
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September 26th 03 08:28 PM
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Luxury Combo chess set by
Kennet
Hello,
I was thinking of buying a new chess set and found Luxury Combo sets on
Chesscenter web shop (http://www.chesscenter.com/shop/). Does anybody
have any experience on that set? Is it worth the money? If you know any
other good chess sets on the net I would be interested to know.
Kennet
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Alex Sherzer Is INNOCENT!! by
LeModernCaveman
To say he's guilty would be to say that is because:
1. He and the girl were not married at the time of the meeting; and/or
2. He chose to cross state lines rather than having already lived in Alabama
at the time he met the girl.
In either case, even if you grant that he had the intent to have sex with her,
that act, in and of itself, was not harmful to the girl, as the state of
Alabama...
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September 26th 03 07:33 PM
by NetSock
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Sherzer found not guilty. by
Kenneth C.
This proves that a jury can sometimes make a correct decision! I did not
think he could possibly be found guilty, but I've seen juries make some
pretty bad decisions. Here's the story:
http://www.nola.com/newsflash/louisiana/index.ssf?/base/news-4/1064529846228141.xml
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September 26th 03 03:45 AM
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Bruce Kopet Info by
Final Solution
Who has some information about the Californian player Bruce Kopet?
Phisical appearence, playing strength, etc. etc. He used to be my
correspondent, but no longer, and i would like to know more about him.
He should be quite a charachter, selling chess books all the time. He
told me he is a dealer in chess literature. Thank you for your
feedback.
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Alex Sherzer Is INNOCENT! by
Isidor Gunsberg
(LeModernCaveman) wrote in message ...
To say he's guilty would be to say that is because:
1. He and the girl were not married at the time of the meeting; and/or
2. He chose to cross state lines rather than having already lived in Alabama
at the time he met the girl.
In either case, even if you grant that...
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USCF president listed as expired member in database by
Isidor Gunsberg
(AlforChess) wrote in message ...
In Florida, we give our FCA Presidents free lifetime memberships in
the FCA. Doesn't the USCF do something similar for its Presidents and
past-Presidents? If not, it should.
KidDon
Actually, they should be charged at least double.
Regards, al
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Bobby Fischer, let's bring him home. by
Kenneth C.
When is the chess community going to come together, and make the effort
needed, to allow Bobby to come home from his cruel exile? It is really a
shame what has been done to Bobby!
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Kasparov Book by
Angelo DePalma
It's absolutely a monumental chess book. Extremely well researched. Great
games, and stunningly beautiful analysis with lots of verbal commentary. No
computer dumps or variation orgies! Lots of diagrams too, so it can be read
without a board. Garry is respectful in his praise of 19th century players
while pointing out their weaknesses. None of his arrogance comes through,
just his genius.
It's...
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The Prosecution Rests: The End is Near by
Nick
(Miriling) wrote in message ...
On 24 September 2003 (Larry Tapper) wrote in
Message-id:
'Magyar' is *a* correct word for the language, but the editors of the
Mobile paper made the right choice: it would have been pretentious
(and also...
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September 25th 03 04:39 AM
by Nick
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Sherzer Trial by
Paul Truong
Dear Ben:
Alex made a poor judgment. There was no doubt about it. Regardless
how the trial goes, his reputation has been damaged. However, as long
as I have known him since the junior days, he has been one of the
nicest person in chess. He has a long list of friends who will
testify on his behalf starting tomorrow. Some of these names have a
lot of credibility in the chess world. I am not...
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Chess Wiki by
Gila Chess
I have setup a chess wiki that serves as a user supported knowledge
base of Chess Openings. Anybody can add pages of content or edit
existing pages. Vandalism is avoided through version control. Wikis
are fun and when the content grows, everybody benefits!! Happy
Wiki-ing.
http://chess.sf.net/openings/
No knowledge of HTML is required and the wiki was designed for
"dummies" - just read the...
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Mensa in Texas by
Isidor Gunsberg
(RSHaas) wrote in message ...
Mensa operates 10 chapters in Texas. The one covering Houston has 1100+
members and would receive from Mensa HQ just under $10,000 per year.
Hmmm, I wonder how many of those Mensa members in Houston work for
NASA?
It doesn't take a Rocket Scientist to figure out that Texas has more
lunk heads per...
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September 24th 03 05:36 AM
by Matthew
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