Sep-29-24 chessgames.com chessforum 
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| zanzibar: Checked on <wayback>, the 2018 version didn't have all that unnecessary whitespace at the top of the page: https://web.archive.org/web/2018050... In which case the <#kibitzing> fragment(*) isn't needed. (*) https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/... |
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Sep-29-24 Kenneth Rogoff
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| zanzibar: <<bippy> Once you are a saved believer, you are no longer a Jew.> Now it seems <bippy> gets to decide who is, and isn't, a Jew. Just shows how clueless he is. |
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Sep-29-24 Kibitzer's Café
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| zanzibar: Speaking of incella's...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXI... |
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Sep-29-24 Hans Niemann
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| zanzibar: Thanks for posting that link <EtT>. (Too bad those timestamps aren't direct links)
I wish there was a transcribe for it. I find his analysis of <chess.com>'s blackbox and their file cabinet of "confessions" succinct. As for Niemann, I still regard Aagard's comments ... |
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Sep-29-24 B Colias vs Nunn, 1985
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| zanzibar: A photograph from this game can be found here:
http://www.springfieldchessclub.com... I believe this is just after White's 19.c4.
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Sep-28-24 Biographer Bistro
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| zanzibar: <Tabanus: <WilhelmThe2nd:> Many thanks! You made me finally install the djvu reader and it seems to work.> Many Russian sources extensively use the djvu format (unfortunately, often times without OCR). As a point of information, djvu files can be converted into pdf, ... |
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Sep-28-24 Alekhine vs F Benko, 1928
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| zanzibar: Wayback is your friend...
<Although between 1928 and 1929 Benko had achieved his greatest feat alongside his favourite pastime, with two simultaneous draws against the then world chess champion, Alexander Alekhine, three decades later, in 1960, in Argentina, once again in front |
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Sep-27-24 N Yan vs G Rorrer, 2024
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| zanzibar: And a good top of the morning to you my kind Mr. Off. |
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Sep-26-24 Chessgames - Bang
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| zanzibar: It's from this game:
Korchnoi vs I Bilek, 1967 (&m=57) If I were going to "cook"(*) the problem, I'd eliminate the spite check delay, maybe like this: <White to move> [DIAGRAM] - which also eliminates the Nf7+ option.
(*) Real problemists use "cook" to mean a problem has ... |
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Sep-25-24 Short vs Hort, 2020
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| zanzibar: And to answer my own question:
<Nice to win my first three games, in #Bunratty, by checkmate! Particularly pleased with my 20 move miniature against the legendary Vlastimil Hort. — Nigel Short (@nigelshortchess) February 22, 2020> https://en.chessbase.com/post/nigel... |
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