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Jan-10-04 | | Ken MacGillivray: IM Gary Lane has just won the 2003/4 Australian Championship with a score of 9/11. The field included 2 GM's (Ian Rogers & Darryl Johansen) and several IM's. Gary defeated both the GM's on his way to the title. |
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Jan-13-04 | | northernsoul: chessgames: those sound pretty exciting games! Any chance you could track them down for us? |
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Jan-13-04 | | refutor: northernsoul...just go to http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twi... and contribute them yourself ;) |
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Jan-13-04 | | northernsoul: er...
how do I do that? |
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Jan-13-04
 | | chessgames.com: We'll get the Australian championship games soon, don't worry. But refutor was referring to this : PGN Upload Utility |
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Oct-27-04 | | azaris: Asked of IM Gary Lane in his column:
"I am a little curious that the score between Short and Kasparov is 15½–½ in Kasparov’s favour. How is such a score possible?" The answer:
"Apparently, in the game in question Nigel swapped all the pieces off and Kasparov had no choice but to take the draw." |
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Oct-27-04 | | Dionyseus: Hehe Azaris. |
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Oct-28-04 | | WMD: Today's victory over Short sits nicely with his defeat of Adams: G Lane vs Adams, 1993. |
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Oct-29-04 | | azaris: I see he did beat Short and with Black no less. Bravo! |
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Dec-03-04 | | azaris: Gary Lane annotates his recent victory over Nigel Short in the Calvia 2004 Chess Olympiad: http://www.chesscafe.com/lane/lane.... |
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Feb-07-05 | | Where is my mind: Gary Lane won the 2005 Oceania Zonal Tournament. See http://www.globalchessenterprises.c... qualifying for the next World Championship knock out Tournament. |
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Apr-09-05 | | acdc: Could Lane be the next world champion? He seems a very good player. |
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Apr-09-05 | | Phoenix: I was going to say "no way", but then I noticed <Where is my mind>'s comment, "World Championship knock out Tournament." So he's got about as good a chance as anyone. GO Gary, go! |
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Apr-09-05
 | | tpstar: <Phoenix> You missed your messages in the KC = <AgentRgent> would like you to stop ignoring him, please. In return, he promises not to mention Terri Schiavo again. Really. |
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Apr-09-05 | | aw1988: Isn't this the man who writes "Opening Lanes"? I enjoy his columns very much. |
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Apr-22-05 | | Rocafella: Never heard of this guy, but I respect all chess players... So Good Luck to him.. in the future |
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Apr-22-05 | | Phoenix: Thanks for passing on the message, <tpstar>. |
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Jun-28-05
 | | samvega: <aw1988> I can recommend his book Winning Moves, a tactical exercise book. Let me qualify my recommendation though -- the book is weighted towards easier examples. Good enough anyway for a train or plane or waiting room. |
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Nov-30-05 | | larrewl: Lane may have gotten a Round 1 bye as a result of Akopian's illness but he's already lost the first game of Round 2 to Baadur Jobava of Georgia. I think his WCC 2005 luck has run out. |
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Nov-30-05 | | alicefujimori: Gary Lane actually wrote some nice chess books. "Winning with the Scotch" was one of them. Although that book was written in 1991-1992, a lot of the theory in there are still relevant today. |
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Dec-05-05 | | tintin: Yes, he has been knocked out, what a shame. But at least the SOCCEROOS are in the WORLD CUP, hooray!
I love your message <Phoenix>, "Go Gary, go!", Classic! (or perhaps you haven't seen the ad and it wasn't supposed to be a joke?) |
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Mar-03-06 | | BelgianBeer: I have a couple of his recent puzzle books called Find the winning move and Find the Checkmate published by Batsford. They are rather good and worth reading. |
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Mar-03-06 | | YouRang: <BelgianBeer> I bought that 'Find the Winning Move' book too. I enjoyed it, but there were a number of errors in it. |
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Nov-04-06 | | BIDMONFA: Gary W Lane
LANE, Gary W.
http://www.bidmonfa.com/lane_gary.htm
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Jan-05-07 | | twinlark: <Ilgiz Tashkhodzhaev> That's not very nice, but it's hilarious. |
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