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| Jun-18-09 | | PinnedPiece: <ET> I'm sure <Lawrence> cares as much as I do. You can "prove" 500 people are liars or con artists, but that doesn't improve your own veracity one whit. If anything, it comes off as a diversion cum vendetta tactic of a desperado, a "desperate one". What is at issue in your vendetta isn't even clear. But for heaven's sakes, don't bother to explain. MEGO effect, big time. . |
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| Jun-18-09 | | MageOfMaple: Seriously. What next? Ranting and raving about how his neighbor doesn't cut the grass often enough? Followed by pictures to back it up? |
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Jun-18-09
 | | IMlday: <PinnedPiece> You make sense that the Trice-Mitchell dispute is not very interesting or relevent to third parties. Besides, there is an agreed upon place to discuss it which isn't here.
<Ed Trice> I didn't take Latin but "That which we all must serve" reminds me of the ambiguity often present in old grail mythology. The querant presented the grail in the fisher king's castle is supposed to ask "Who(m) does the grail serve?" or "Who serves the grail?" which have different nuances. I prefer the former as the grail will cure the wasteland so (clean) water makes sense, e.g. in Kill Bill Vol. 2 Uma Thurman claws her way out of the grave, crosses the desert and orders a glass of water in a restaurant. The waitress serves. But it is the water which serves to refresh the (anti)heroine.
This is the root sense of "serve" evident in "conserve" or "preserve", closer to environmentalism than service in the feudal sense. For example if one takes the St. Lawrence watershed as the grail then the ongoing clean-up project "serves the grail" and the grail again serves clean water.
Bobby Fischer enters grail metaphor as in "Searching for Bobby Fischer", obviously a quest of some sort, and echoing the "fisher king" who's wound is central to the mythopoetic plot. Of course nowadays Monty Python, Indiana Jones and Dan Brown have spun new associations onto the older myths. I devoured "Holy Blood, Holy Grail" when it came out, perhaps because Mallory and "Gawain and the Green Knight" were on my U edu literature course. In the HBHG sense the "knights" who serve the grail serve the deposed bloodline's descendants in a feudal sense. Note: that earmarks Miyoko and Jinky as who deserves the chivalric service, in the M61MG case royalties, since if Fischer is fit in as "fisher king" they become the surviving "grail family" (mythopoetically).
There is really a lot more to it than Indiana Jones-style "treasure hunting" imo. |
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| Jun-18-09 | | MageOfMaple: ... Wow. |
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| Jun-18-09 | | square dance: <ed trice> i dont speak latin, so i have no idea how to respond to what you said. the online translators dont make any sense out of it either. <The answer to the question is "Ille qui nos omnes servabit", which is Latin for "He who will save [or "protect"] us all".> |
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| Jun-18-09 | | PinnedPiece: <Ed Trice> <IMlday> is positing a mythic role for you and asking if you are truly an honorable man. How signify ye?
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| Jun-19-09 | | Ed Trice: <square dance> That was a quote from one of the orations of Cicero against Cataline, but I deliberately changed "abutere" to "abuteris" so you could not google the result. Abuteris is future tense, second person, singular, of the verb "abuse." So Cicero was saying "will you abuse" there. But, he used "flowery speach" and said abutere there instead of abuteris, something which made the crowd's ears perk up. The phrase translates as "How long will you continue to abuse our patience, Cataline?" in the original. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | Ed Trice: <IMDay> Rob Mitchell is using the other internet noise as a lever to try and insert his own character assassination of me in a lame attempt to absolve himself of previous misdeeds. His position is that a programmer I hired to do Java work paid for my trip to Iceland, and not the match financiers who put $15,000,000 into an account in Geneva. This has been well documented, for example, here
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_KQ8DMAfZC... Susan Polgar herself confirmed the Fischer vs. Kaprov match I was arranging was legitimate, and the money was in place. Rob just can't admit he was asking me for $35,000 here http://www.gothicchess.com/images/b...
to pay down a $57,000 debt he owed the video producer I hired to film the Fischer-Karpov match. So, I allowed Rob Mitchell to pile on the lies. Now he has nothing to say. I apologize for borrowing heavily from the style of Viktor Korchnoi. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | robmtchl: Fiat Justidia Caelum Ruat |
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| Jun-19-09 | | PinnedPiece: Ecce nidor amplus muris |
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| Jun-19-09 | | Jim Bartle: "well-documented"
In a newspaper article where the person making the claim is the source of the documentation. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | Shams: <Ed Trice> How is it that trouble and maleficence so often find their way to your door? Don't you find it strange? |
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| Jun-19-09 | | Tomlinsky: <Ed Trice> I suspect that the old(ish) English phrase 'Nobody really gives a toss any more' would be far more appropriate. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | Ed Trice: I'm not the one who sold everything I own for pennies on the dollar, then moved to Ohio, that was Ed Labate. I guess if somebody has a forgery felony chasing them around, that's the thing to do. And Dr. Frank Brady confirmed that Riverbeast was the one who spoofed my email address to Labate all those times. Recall Riverbeast said to Brady the exact same words in an email I never sent to Labate that was sent from GothicChess L nfo@aol.com where he used a lower-case "L" to look like the upper case "i" in my email address. Nice try. Maybe you and Eddie Labate can be cell buddies. So, "Robby" Mitchell is back, and this time he has nothing to say about the Trump meeting, about his claim to have contacted Karpov, and so on, and so on. Why is that I wonder?
Oh, that's right, because you were lying Rob! |
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| Jun-19-09 | | Ed Trice: And it's "justitia" not "Justidia" Robby. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | Ed Trice: Orbe locus medio est inter terrasque fretumque
caelestesque plagas, triplicis confinia mundi -
unde quod est usquam, quamvis regionibus absit,
inspicitur, penetratque cavas vox omnis ad aures.
Fama tenet summaque domum sibi legit in arce,
innumerosque aditus ac mille foramina tectis
addidit et nullis inclusit limina portis. Nocte dieque patet - tota est ex aere sonanti, tota fremit vocesque refert iteratque quod audit. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | PinnedPiece: <IMlday> I am resigned to having all my clever rejoinders (its the era of self-promotion) join the ghostly plasmic porridge of spinning electrons in that great bitbucket in the sky as you clean house here (eventually). Latin translation, please, Ed?
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Jun-19-09
| | IMlday: <PP> Yeah eventually I'll clear out all the Trice-Mitchell off-topic stuff except the Latin and of course this eloquent metaphor: "the ghostly plasmic porridge of spinning electrons in that great bitbucket in the sky" Guys please, Mrs. A's forum is for this stuff. I don't even know these guys. Of course I'd already read the Philly Inquirer story. That's also the paper that FOIAed the FBI's Fischer file. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | MageOfMaple: Please give it a day or two before deleting Trice's comments. His most recent post is not only a libel against Ed Labate (since it's factually incorrect), but it's also in violation of an injunction against him specifically prohibiting any _additional_ slander or libel against Ed Labate. Time should be given for attorneys and law enforcement to document/verify the post. |
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| Jun-19-09 | | parisattack: IM Day - GM Keene's Learn from the Grandmasters is one of my favorite books. I especially enjoyed your section - The annotations to Benko-Suttles and to your game Prins-Day. In regard to the latter - 1) What do you suggest for White instead of 11.P-KR3 (?)? and 2) Perhaps a better move for White than 10. B-K3, also? 3) You mentioned you had hoped to play the 'fast' Kan with 5. ...P-QN4 - do you think that variation is still valid? I have always liked the Kan - it fits in with my idea of playing defences where Black potentially has options on both sides of the board... Thank You! |
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Jun-19-09
| | IMlday: <parisattack> Re: Prins vs L Day, 1968
Robert Hubner watched this game and in the post mortem recommended 11.g3!? instead of 11.h3?! but Black is OK either way because Prins' system was too passive. But in the Kan 5.Nc3 is almost a clear error since it blocks the c-pawn thereby limiting options unnecessarily. Also the ♘ becomes a target. Fortunately in the 1960s White's best anti-Sicilian strategies weren't well understood. In Fischer-Petrosian 1971 5.Bd3! showed the correct flexible move order (with c2-c4 available to blow open the centre quickly). This very quickly became normal. I checked CG's Explorer and believe it or not the self-block 5.Nc3 still has a negative score after over 800 games! |
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| Jun-20-09 | | Riverbeast: <And Dr. Frank Brady confirmed that Riverbeast was the one who spoofed my email address to Labate all those times.> Stop it, Trice. I'm tired of talking about this farce and I would think you would tire of all these lies. I'll tell you one thing, though...You better hope these false charges and frauds don't catch up to you...Speaking of cellmates, I'm sure there are plenty of guys in prison that would love that mushy fat a*se of yours |
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| Jun-20-09 | | Ed Trice: Riverbeast, you will get caught one day. And I'll be there when it happens. |
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| Jun-20-09 | | Jim Bartle: Don't worry, RB, I'll visit and bring you a nice cake in jail. With something useful inside. |
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Jun-20-09
 | | chancho: <Jim> <RB> in jail? Never gonna happen. :-) |
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