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Jun-15-07
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| Strongest Force: Max?????? This is Ken from NYC. Are you following me around? ;) (good to have you here!) |
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| Jun-24-07 |
| Mexican Blackbird: dlugy is a great speed player! |
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Aug-12-07
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| jessicafischerqueen: Hmmm...
What is the point of this fellow "joining" CG.com if he hasn't actually shown up once yet, and it's been over a month since he "joined"? We may as well say <Kasparov> is the latest addition to <Chessgames.com>. He hasn't posted in over a month either.
TIE!! |
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Aug-13-07
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| Karpova: <jessicafischerqueen: What is the point of this fellow "joining" CG.com if he hasn't actually shown up once yet, and it's been over a month since he "joined"?> User: Maxim Dlugy |
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Aug-13-07
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| jessicafischerqueen: <Karpova> Ahhhhh I get it. He became a member to give analysis for the <Candidates Matches>. Once again, you seem to know EVERYTHING that happens around here. Well almost 60 analysis posts by GM Dlugy is surely a valuable contribution to the <CG.com> community. So, as usual,
NEVER MIND, EVERYONE!
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Aug-13-07
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| micartouse: Actually, I was kind of hoping he'd make it back for Mexico City. His comments during the live games were nice to read and pretty clear. |
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Aug-13-07
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| jessicafischerqueen: Maybe he WILL come back to do analysis on <Mexico>. |
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| Aug-26-07 |
| Giearth: Wink! ;) |
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Sep-25-07
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| BishopofBlunder: <jessicafischerqueen: Maybe he WILL come back to do analysis on <Mexico>.> Then again, maybe not... |
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Jan-09-08
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| timhortons: grandmaster dlugy is a very strong blitz player at icc....id seen him giving a beating to the likes of tigrano ang nakamura |
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| Jan-09-08 |
| Riverbeast: Dlugy had the highest blitz rating in the world at one point I think....but when Anand came to NYC and played Dlugy blitz, Vishy spanked him like a dog |
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Jan-09-08
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| Strongest Force: <spanked him like a dog> He he :) .... i know how that feels. Dlugy is one of the all-time great bullit players and he put a world of hurt on me in g/2. Sutovsky was another GM who was always looking to humiliate me. :) |
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Jan-24-08
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| HeMateMe: Hi Maxim. I think you worked on Wall Street in NYC, for awhile. There are a number of strong chess players working in the financial markets, swapping derivatives, trading futures, and what not. Have you played in any of the intra chess leagues that the financial houses have, you know, Goldman vs. Merril Lynch, etc. I know this isn't serious chess, but I was just wondering if you had met any strong players in that part of the world, if you had any interesting experiences....? |
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| Jan-25-08 |
| MichAdams: <Max Dlugy> has left the building. No comments on his life outside the confines of the 64 squares are permitted. |
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Jan-25-08
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| tpstar: This biography and this player page have both been drastically altered. I remember advising the Biographer to split the information into two paragraphs (chess & business) and also to insert the key word "allegedly" regarding his legal situation, but now it's all gone. The present version appears to be composed by Mr. Dlugy himself. =) Perhaps it's best if we don't go there, at least not here. |
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| Jan-25-08 |
| MichAdams: I too wonder at <cg.com>'s acquiescence in this matter. Nice to know there are persons of such uncompromising integrity running the show. |
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| Oct-26-08 |
| kramputz: <MichAdams: <Max Dlugy> has left the building. No comments on his life outside the confines of the 64 squares are permitted.>
Who the heck made you boss telling people what to do? / |
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Jan-23-09
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| talisman: Max...hello...hmmm...is it rolling bob?...ok, max, "how do you pronounce your last name?". |
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Jan-29-09
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| Caissanist: <I too wonder at <cg.com>'s acquiescence in this matter.> The chessgames admins used to try to moderate player pages that the player himself posted on. A couple of years of refereeing disputes about A.J. Goldsby, though, eventually forced a change. Pretty much any master who wants to moderate his own page is now given the ability to do so. Seeing as how Dlugy hasn't visited the site in nearly a year, however, I don't expect any new deletions soon. |
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| Jan-29-09 |
| Jim Bartle: Goldsby has been busy deleting, though, erasing my question after he wrote Clinton should be in jail, while offering nothing to back up his opinion. |
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Jan-29-09
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| Caissanist: Well, I've almost never seen or heard a political debate between chess players that ended constructively. We tend to be an argumentative and opinionated bunch, which is probably why many of us play chess. Certainly this "controlled argument" aspect of the game is part of its appeal for me, personally. |
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| Jan-29-09 |
| Jim Bartle: Oh yeah, caissanist?? Well, MY opinion is different! And I am RIGHT! And I am NEVER argumentative or opinionated! |
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| Jan-29-09 |
| WhiteRook48: this guy can play really long games (see third notable game) |
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| Feb-24-09 |
| WhiteRook48: has he been playing any games recently? |
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| Aug-04-09 |
| sajbs1: Ah "Da Loogie"
I remember meeting him at the 1988 World Open. He's a capital guy. He even gave me an autographed copy of his best games collection "Phlegm On Board" |
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