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Jan-27-04 | | rythm: hey cocky talchess 2003!y dont you meet me at yahoo. |
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Jan-27-04 | | sleepkid: ...yeah! And then meet me in front of the Louvre for a fistfight! . . . or a vicious game of tiddlywinks, and then I'll go draw moustaches on your favourite painting. . . ...yeah! |
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Jan-28-04 | | Catfriend: <sleepkid> I know you know it, but your sense of humour is delicious!!!!!!!! |
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Jan-28-04 | | sleepkid: tastes like tacos... |
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Jan-28-04 | | Catfriend: LOL Yam-Yam... The tiddlywinks-champ strikes again! Ten portions of humour for 4999.99 $! You say it's too much? Well, otherwise you'd have cheap humour... |
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Jan-28-04 | | clendenon: they look like tacos too. |
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Aug-18-04 | | Marius: How does 13.Nd4 prevent 13. ..Bh6? |
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Aug-18-04 | | sneaky pete: <Marius> AA's original note reads <Erschwert die feindliche Entwicklung, insbesondere durch Entwertung der Diagonale c8-h3>. This last part has been translated in English descriptive as the diagonal QB1-KR6 and now back into algebraic notation erroneously as the diagonal h6-c1. <The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak>. |
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Aug-18-04 | | Marius: to sneaky pete : thank you , it clearer |
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Oct-25-04 | | dac1990: It's incredible that Alekhine was able to do this blindfolded and play on 27 other boards simultaneously. |
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Oct-25-04 | | Calli: <dac1990> See Benzol's note on the first page about Alekhine "doctoring" the game. He gave one version in "On the Road" and another in "My Best Games", neither being correct. |
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Nov-08-04 | | mparry: perhaps an easy-looking problem after u c the solution and think OH-DUH!!! which is y so many claim 2 hav seen it quickly. but with all of the possibilities, it really is tuf 2 find the correct 1 |
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Dec-19-04 | | who: <Chessgames.com> in the notes to move 13 it says something about the black bishop on the C diagonal. There is no longer a black dark squared bishop. |
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Dec-19-04 | | who: 8...Ne4 seems good. |
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May-06-05 | | soberknight: After the checkmate, Black was no longer a "Free man". |
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May-23-07
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Aug-05-07 | | Phony Benoni: Note to 13.Nd4: <"Preventing an effective development of the Black Bishop on the diagonal h6-c1."> Was it necessary to spend a move doing this? I don't see how Black's bishop can control that diagonal in any case. |
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Aug-05-07 | | Calli: <Phony Benoni> see Sneaky Pete's note of August 2004. It should read c8-h3 diagonal. |
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Sep-02-09 | | WhiteRook48: insult to injury |
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Dec-20-09 | | ToTheDeath: I first saw this mate in Fred Reinfeld's 1001 Tricky Checkmates. |
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Dec-14-14 | | TheFocus: From a blindfold simul world record attempt at the Hotel Almanac in New York, New York on April 27, 1924. Alekhine's score was +16=5-5. |
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Mar-13-15
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Jul-17-19
 | | mifralu: <Benzol: Glad to see that the name has been corrected here. Now all that needs to be corrected is the gamescore.> 22...gxf6 23.Qh6 Qf8 24.Re8 1-0
http://www.chesshistory.com/winter/... |
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Sep-30-22 | | Mathematicar: If 22... Qf6 White has nice mate in 4: 23. Re8+ Nf8 24. Nh6+ Qxh6 25. RxNf8! Kxf8 26. Qd8#. |
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Aug-15-23 | | antares4444: 13.Nd4 "Preventing an effective development of the Black Bishop on the diagonal h6-c1." I think it's "[...] developpement of the Black Bishop (of light squares) on the diagonal h7-b1", which make much more sens. |
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