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| Jun-16-12 | | Tadeucouto: Great !
congratulation, mrs. Mac'Shane! |
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Jun-16-12
 | | lost in space: <<whiteshark:> It should be enough for a win, shouldn't it?> It should! Shouldn't it? |
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| Jun-16-12 | | apple scruffs: what a thrill! |
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Jun-16-12
| | lost in space: 1:0! I should!!!!!!! |
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Jun-16-12
 | | Chessmensch: Dear and Glorious Position!! |
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Jun-16-12
 | | Check It Out: Well done Luke!! |
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Jun-16-12
 | | Pedro Fernandez: Mate in twelve says Nalimov |
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Jun-16-12
 | | Cemoblanca: Everyone thought that Vlad will win this, because there's no dancin' McShane! :D |
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| Jun-16-12 | | AuN1: hopefully kramnik comes back with a vengeance tomorrow. i'm afraid he'll be extra cautious and conservative though, which he usually is after he loses. i wonder what sort of mood caruana will be in. i don't think he'll give kramnik many chances. a real shame for kramnik; with a draw today he'd have been in excellent shape heading into the last two rounds with a half point lead over the field. now he's in a dogfight which isn't his specialty. he's much better as a front runner. |
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| Jun-16-12 | | BlackSheep: Congrats go out to Mr. Mcshane |
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| Jun-16-12 | | RMKvdS: Where is the dancing Rook McShane? |
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Jun-16-12
 | | Memethecat: In hindsight kramnik should have took the draw, but I'm glad he didn't & we got to see a raw exciting human game. |
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| Jun-16-12 | | QueentakesKing: <AuN1> Copy. |
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| Jun-16-12 | | apple scruffs: <Chessmensch: Dear and Glorious Position> An allusion to Taylor Caldwell's novel about St. Luke, "Dear and Glorious Physician." Why did't I think of it first? Anyway, good one, Chessmensch, and I think that should be the pun for this game. |
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| Jun-16-12 | | AuN1: typical kramnik; a no show after he loses. the grace and humility which other players display is not his forte. |
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Jun-16-12
 | | Marmot PFL: Kramnik skips the press conference. He must be exhausted. |
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Jun-16-12
 | | kb2ct: Glad they are playing it out, but slow and steady should do it. :0) |
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Jun-16-12
| | Cemoblanca: Tomashevsky VS Moro 1:0!!! Wow! Now we have 5 players with 4 points (Moro, Magnus, Radjaboy, Vlad, Caruana)... |
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| Jun-16-12 | | jaseemalikt: The amateur who defeated Carlsen, Aronian and Kramnik! |
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Jun-16-12
 | | chessgames.com: Thanks to everybody for participating in today's live chess broadcast. After today's round we find ourselves in a massive 5-way tie for the lead among Radjabov, Kramnik, Morozevich, Caruana, and Carlsen all with 4/7. The final two rounds will be telling! Stop by tomorrow morning at 7:00am USA/eastern for the exciting round #8 of the 2012 Tal Memorial. Our featured game will be Carlsen-Tomashevsky. |
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| Jun-16-12 | | SamAtoms1980: <RMKvdS: Where is the dancing Rook McShane?> You should probably be a pro if you want to have your own rook. And this is coming from somebody who is generally in favor of each player having his own dancing rook. |
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Jun-16-12
| | Chessmensch: Thanks <apple scruffs:> I'm glad someone got it. In another game I once tried 'How are things in Nakamura"? but no-one seemed to pick up on that. |
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Jun-16-12
| | Cemoblanca: <SamAtoms1980> Well, in my view McShane earned 2 dancin' photos today! :D |
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| Jun-16-12 | | AuN1: <Stop by tomorrow morning at 7:00am USA/eastern for the exciting round #8 of the 2012 Tal Memorial. Our featured game will be Carlsen-Tomashevsky.> last place vs. = 1st?
isn't there a more pertinent match up? |
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Jun-16-12
| | Pedro Fernandez: An end really hard to play. Now chess machines are unable to predict this result. IMO Electronics haven't any chance vs 100 billions/sec of bio-chemical nervous synapses working at 12% of its capacity. (CF. Mass Effect 3, and Looking the Reality, by the Nobel Prize in Medicine 1962, Sir John Eccles, Springer-Verlag, sponsored by Roche laboratories) |
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