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nescio
Member since Jun-15-05 · Last seen Apr-26-13
Jan Wagenaar
technical & scientific translator DE-NL, EN-NL
jwnescio(at)yahoo.com
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"Het feit dat vrouwen slecht schaken zou als een vernietigend bewijs tegen het schaakspel kunnen gelden. Voor mij echter is het schaakspel een absolutum, een tegenbewijs wordt niet eens toegestaan." -- J.H.Donner

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   Apr-26-13 Benzol chessforum (replies)
 
nescio: <Benzol> One hint - If you study the tables closely you will see that every participant, except the one with the highest number, in a tournament has at some point two whites or two blacks in a row. If you can find the round numbers of those games you know enough. If not, if a ...
 
   Apr-25-13 jww chessforum (replies)
 
nescio: <WannaBe: Good luck against "CHECKMATE!", and also, please change <kudubux>'s name on GK to "b0ringpragmatist".> Done, though I have never heard of the necessity for a name change on Gameknot. Itīs just an unimportant handle, isnīt it?
 
   Apr-04-13 suenteus po 147 chessforum (replies)
 
nescio: <suenteus po 147> For your information - to avoid double work for you - In december I made collections of the Beverwijk Hoogovens tournaments 1952, 1956, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1965, and 1966, in additon to 1963 and 1967 which were already done. Perhaps you had better delete ...
 
   Feb-03-13 D Klein vs L Schut, 2013
 
nescio: <Breunor: ...is 28 Ng6 lost?> After 28...Ng6 29.Rxg5 I donīt see how to prevent 30.Rxg6+ hxg6 31.Qxg6 mate (29...Nxg5 30.Nh6).
 
   Feb-02-13 J P Haapasalo vs Gligoric, 2004
 
nescio: <asianwarrior: I do not see a reason why white resigned at this point?> I do. 27.Bxd8 Bc5+ 27.bxa3 Bxf3 28.gxf3 Qg5+ and perhaps the nicest, 27.Nd4 Qf4 28.Bxd8 Qe3+ 29.Kh1 Qxd2!
 
   Dec-20-12 Ragozin vs Boleslavsky, 1942
 
nescio: I think this was a pivotal game in the delopment of chess strategy. The old view, as stated by Lasker in his famous manual, was that white should remain defensive on the kingside and try to make his extra pawn on the queenside count. Ragozin showed some of the dynamic possibilities ...
 
   Dec-18-12 Biographer Bistro (replies)
 
nescio: <TheFocus: You live, you learn...> ...about the unexpected. Today I got a message from a client complaining that he hadnīt received an invoice for work I completed last week. I didnīt send one yet. It may be the infamous German punctuality or he may actually like to pay, for he
 
   Dec-17-12 Phony Benoni chessforum (replies)
 
nescio: <PPS. I'm not completely sure what you mean. Are you say that the my Historical Tournaments 1-4 lists are clogging up the searching process?> No, itīs just that searching for a particular collection involves scrolling through all those very long introductions. I encountered an ...
 
   Dec-17-12 Rubinstein vs E Cohn, 1911
 
nescio: High-class strategy! The bishop moves with little steps (d2-c3-d4-c5-d6) to the intended position and is established there, enhancing whiteīs space advantage. From that the ensuing attack on the kingīs wing is almost inevitable.
 
   Jun-22-12 meloncio chessforum (replies)
 
nescio: <meloncio: <harry><penalties> Not a single one (I think).> There was one in the first game Poland-Greece but Tyton saved the inaccurate kick.
 
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