Nov-10-08 Tal vs K Klasups, 1955
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| Toastman: Damn, Tal really made him earn the win in this one. |
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Nov-06-08 Kasparov vs Morozevich, 2000
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| Toastman: According to the graph it was fashionable in the 1840's. |
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Nov-01-08 A Nickel vs The World, 2008 
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| Toastman: off jepflast's page:
<The Chess Analysis Tree is located at:
http://www.jepflast.info/
Username: "chessgames"
Password: "blackandwhite" >
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Nov-01-08 Rybka (Computer)
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| Toastman: You will actually get slightly less than a doubling in speed from two processors due to the control processes. Also, I don't think a dual core processor can take advantage of the multiprocessor functionality. It is my understanding that in a multi core processor, the program can ... |
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Oct-30-08 X Bu vs Lagno, 2008
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| Toastman: It looks different to when I first looked at this game. Not better just different. |
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Oct-30-08 NN vs Kieseritzky, 1846
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| Toastman: 4...Qe7 sacrifices the knight on e4 temporarily.
I guess since the equalizing capture doesn't come for a few moves it qualifies. |
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Oct-29-08 Anand - Kramnik World Championship Match (2008)
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| Toastman: <Richard Taylor: <<Toastman: <seaotter:> where are the jungles in New Zealand? Are you thinking of Australia?>>
<seeaotter> is confused with so much ottering about - but we do have some areas of native bush still left.>
I was simply suggesting that New |
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Oct-29-08 H Stevic vs Z Jovanovic, 2008
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| Toastman: I guess this tournament must have had a "no early draw" rule for them to have played out the full threefold repetition. |
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Oct-28-08 Benko Gambit (A57)
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| Toastman: Can companies buy their own chess variation name these days? Benko Gambit: Zaitsev Variation. Nescafe Frappe Attack |
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Oct-26-08 Areshchenko vs Savon, 2001
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| Toastman: <whiteshark:> I still can't see it but you enjoy being cool, I wish I could be as cool as you and put people down. Enjoy your life. |
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