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Jan-25-14 S Williams vs The World, 2013    Sequoia: I would suggest a match Computer Program against the World Team. The computer program should be run by the designer(s) of that program. While the team would not be allowed to use this very program. Only a suggestion...      Dec-17-13 G Roeder vs D Heinbuch, 1982    Sequoia: <chesssalamander: I thought about 16. Qh5 first, but 16....Ng6 saves Black. If Bxg6, fxg6, giving the King a flight square.> Nope. 17. Qh7+ Kf8 18. Qh8+ and mate next move.      May-10-13 A Ushenina vs W Ju, 2013    Sequoia: Is Ushenina playing or is she a copy? Basic mistakes : don't play the Q in the opening... don't give up the centre... 9 useless moves with the Q to be back to... d1.      May-07-13 A Ushenina vs O Girya, 2013    Sequoia: <Nerwal: Karjakin didn't play the defence that confused Ushenina.> Nor did Kovalevskaya (74. Kd1 instead of Kf1). Any player should be able to mate in less than 1 minute. Basic training. In the final position the B and N are not even at their right places.      Dec-14-12 The World vs V Akobian, 2012    Sequoia: <YouRang : For this reason alone, I think the idea is dead. But beyond that, I sense that the majority of the team is not interested in trying to announce mate. I'm certainly not.> I agree completely.      Nov-07-11 N Pogonina vs S Melia, 2011    Sequoia: The scoresheet is incomplete, and it looks like Black lost on tim at move 35 in an equal position.      Sep-09-11 Botvinnik vs Spielmann, 1935    Sequoia: <hstevens129: 12...Nc2+ Then 13.Qxc2 Qa3> 14. Bb5+ and mate to follow.      Jun-14-11 Nisipeanu vs Radjabov, 2011    Sequoia: <FSR: If you're not satisfied with a draw, you'd better not let Radjabov play the Schliemann against you. http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... ; Thanks for the list. Yep, quite impressive and interesting.      Jan-30-11 supermexico chessforum    Sequoia: supermexico, tiene Usted un interés para los árboles?      Jan-30-11 The World vs N Pogonina, 2010    Sequoia: Ooops! Sorry, I had fist to look at your forum to see that you are in Mexico City.

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