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| Apr-18-10 | | just a kid: Wow,you have the record for the most kibitzes... |
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Apr-19-10
 | | chancho: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Xs1... |
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| Apr-19-10 | | cormier: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xe... _______ there are 2 songs, have a good day <<jessicafischerqueen>> mam |
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| Apr-19-10 | | Travis Bickle: Hello Jess, here's a novelty song by The Beatles that they put on the flip side of their Let It Be 45 rpm single record release. It's a bizzare sounding comical recording with John & Paul clowning around, with Brian Jones of The Rolling Stones playing saxophone at the end. ; P You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCsg... |
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Apr-19-10
 | | Domdaniel: <Niels> It's Steve *Mayer*. You're right. I got a vowel wrong. The consequences could be appalling, if applied - as it were - across the board... What would become of The Mayonnaise Song? The one that goes "Mayonnaise have seen the glory of the coming of ..." usw. Is the Mayer book that good? Hmm. I was originally a bit suspicious, perhaps because the author is not well known and I'd seen many of his examples before. But I've found it a book that I return to -- a lot of my games have material imbalances, and bishop/knight is perhaps the most basic one. And he has some interesting things to say on the topic. I think it helped me get slightly better at handling the Bishop pair. Rather than aiming for Knights, Nimzo-style, and regarding the Bishop pair as something the enemy had in his oily grasp. Ray Keene may have said that first ("We blockade, we restrain, but it is the enemy who has the bishop pair in his oily grasp" ... ?)
I paraphrase. Or was it *Rey* Keene that I peraphrase? Yikes. |
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Apr-19-10
| | Domdaniel: Uh, speaking of paraphrases. "A lot of my games have material imbalances" is often another way of saying "I tend to leave my Queen en prise". I do, too. |
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| Apr-19-10 | | Open Defence: heh I thought you would like April Wine... heh! |
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Apr-19-10
 | | jessicafischerqueen: <kormier> tks mister for <Israel Komosasdiojfoaisdjfoisjfoifjaa;kjkejf;jkjgkrjgt;-
aerjio4re's> great version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and "What a wonderful World." I didn't even know that Ukelele Reggae even existed.
???
Great combination it turns out. This <Israel Kooaidfjoaigjoigja;kfjioaerja;woieruj49iru9iru29-
ruiweruoiwejfe;iofj;oi;werji30948084098409840948-
09759068-58-58-58> is very interesting- and not just because he has perhaps the most ridiculous name of anyone in the world outside of Mongolia. Best Regards,
tks mister
Batchimeg Tuvshintugs
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xe... |
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| Apr-19-10 | | Travis Bickle: Jess here's some info on that novelty song by The Beatles.
http://oldies.about.com/od/thebeatl... And Jess you're right Genesis was better than everyone else, except The Beatles! ; P |
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Apr-19-10
| | Domdaniel: <Batchimeg> I've been asked by the Olé-Olé-P’tang-Biscuit-Barrel family of Hoh'hot, *Inner* Mongolia, to represent them. They wish to know: 1. What is ridiculous name?
2. Where is Beatles band?
tks ('without prejudice' as we legally insane eagles say in our language) |
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| Apr-19-10 | | Travis Bickle: Jess here's a really clip of The Beatles on a train going to Washington D.C. to do their 1st American concert in 1964.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KK74... |
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| Apr-19-10 | | achieve: <Dom>: <Or was it *Rey* Keene that I peraphrase? Yikes.> Indeed, it just keenly hit me, that King (Rey) of the World (Mundo, Monde), is a vowel away from Raymond... I, err, sofar only scanned the Mayer book, looking specifically for KBP(s) v KNPP(s) endgames. But as it turns out the only Yuri Averbakh - from the "books" I have - goes deservingly deeply into the matter. Also, I read from a Yusupov/Dvoretzky reference, Beliavsky & Mikhalichin (I may have a vowel PLUS consonant wrong, ouch) have done and published in depth study into that endgame, but the book-title escapes me at this very moment... Endgame Secrets Revealed, or something like that. Anyhoo, so you *do* have- and use- the real Mayer book, and I'll be interested and eager to check it out. I've never been more impressed with the Bishop pair than from the famous Carlsen vs Adams, 2007 game where Mags sacs a central pawn, puts his BB temporarily on his back rank, and starts ruling the board from there 
click for larger view .. crushing Mickey Adems in a most impressive way.
Surprising btw how little Chess Talk and Chess study there is at Jess' house (cept for notyetagm of course). Partly my fault as well, as there was enough to discuss following eg the legendary Morphy/Lowenthal/Anderssen games that were also in Jess' vids. |
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| Apr-19-10 | | Travis Bickle: Hey Jess I didn't know you were a famous chessplayer!? I just watched 1 of your games analyzed by Kingscrusher on youtube. The Scotch! ; P |
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| Apr-19-10 | | achieve: Several corrections, whoppa, are in order. The name of Beliavsky's confrère in writing the book 'Winning Endgame Technique' as referenced by Müller/Lamprecht, is: Adrian Mikhalchishin (faulty spelling inevitable and therefor obligatory) Check out <TheAlchemists> contributions on <Adrian M>'s player page; priceless. And TIP TWO - check out the Carlsen Bishop pair gem I linked to, it is nothing but inspired, and great vision where Carlsen "resets" the endgame by saccing his extra pawn, as if saying: "Let's play this from *here*..." |
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Apr-20-10
 | | TheAlchemist: Which reminds me, I still have to post an article he wrote when he turned 50, a (hilarious) collage of memories |
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| Apr-20-10 | | cormier: <jessicafischerqueen> hi have a good in montreal .....thx |
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| Apr-20-10 | | Travis Bickle: Hello Jess, ; )
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pte... |
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Apr-20-10
| | Domdaniel: Carlsen is 50 already? How time flies. Guess there's always the World Seniors title, though he'd have to wrench it away from 209-year-old Viktor Korchnoi. Whoops, cap'n, *temporal anomaly*.
Time flies you cannot they move too quickly. |
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Apr-20-10
| | chancho: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvhh... |
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| Apr-20-10 | | TheFocus: <jessicafischerqueen> <kormier> tks mister for <Israel Komosasdiojfoaisdjfoisjfoifjaa;kjkejf;jkjgkrjgt;- aerjio4re's> great version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and "What a wonderful World." I didn't even know that Ukelele Reggae even existed.
???
Great combination it turns out. This <Israel Kooaidfjoaigjoigja;kfjioaerja;woieruj49iru9iru29-
- ruiweruoiwejfe;iofj;oi;werji30948084098409840948-
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09759068-58-58-58> is very interesting- and not just because he has perhaps the most ridiculous name of anyone in the world outside of Mongolia.> Actually, his name Israel Kamakawiwi'ole. Bruddah Iz to us in Hawaii. |
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| Apr-20-10 | | Open Defence: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=690k... |
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Apr-20-10
| | chancho: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq0X... |
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| Apr-21-10 | | madlydeeply: Just saw Danniken on a history channel show about aliens. Didn't he write those books 45 years ago? He looked in fine fettle. |
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| Apr-21-10 | | technical draw: Jessica, oh, Jessica. Wo bist du? |
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Apr-21-10
| | Domdaniel: "Mein Irisch Kind, wo weilest du?" as Herr Myles Von NaGopaleen might have said. <I read, much of the night, and go south in the winter.> Antarctica, ideally. |
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