August 13, 2001, 09:42
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1 e4 ... e6
2 Nf3 ... d5
3 Nc3 ... Nf6
4 d4 ... dxe4
5 Ne5 ... Bb4
6 Bc4 ... c5
7 O-O ... cxd4
8 Bb5+ ... Ke7
9 Bd2 ... dxc3
10 bxc3 ... Bd6
11 Bf4 ... a6
12 Bc4 ... Qc7
13 Qc1 ... Nbd7
14 g3 ... Nxe5
15 Bxe5 ... Bxe5
16 f4 ... Qc5+
17 Kg2 ... Bxc3
18 Rb1 ... Rd8
19 Rf2 ... Ng4
20 Re2 ... Qxc4
21 Qf1 ... Rd2
22 Rxd2 ... Ne3+
23 Kf2 ... Nxf1
24 Rxf1 ... Bxd2
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August 13, 2001, 09:43
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Yes, I did enjoy France ! 
It was great ! 
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August 13, 2001, 21:35
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1. e4 ... e6
2. Nf3 ... d5
3. Nc3 ... Nf6
4. d4 ... dxe4
5. Ne5 ... Bb4
6. Bc4 ... c5
7. O-O ... cxd4
8. Bb5+ ... Ke7
9. Bd2 ... dxc3
10. bxc3 ... Bd6
11. Bf4 ... a6
12. Bc4 ... Qc7
13. Qc1 ... Nbd7
14. g3 ... Nxe5
15. Bxe5 ... Bxe5
16. f4 ... Qc5+
17. Kg2 ... Bxc3
18. Rb1 ... Rd8
19. Rf2 ... Ng4
20. Re2 ... Qxc4
21. Qf1 ... Rd2
22. Rxd2 ... Ne3+
23. Kf2 ... Nxf1
24. Rxf1 ... Bxd2
25. Kg2
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August 14, 2001, 09:24
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1 e4 ... e6
2 Nf3 ... d5
3 Nc3 ... Nf6
4 d4 ... dxe4
5 Ne5 ... Bb4
6 Bc4 ... c5
7 O-O ... cxd4
8 Bb5+ ... Ke7
9 Bd2 ... dxc3
10 bxc3 ... Bd6
11 Bf4 ... a6
12 Bc4 ... Qc7
13 Qc1 ... Nbd7
14 g3 ... Nxe5
15 Bxe5 ... Bxe5
16 f4 ... Qc5+
17 Kg2 ... Bxc3
18 Rb1 ... Rd8
19 Rf2 ... Ng4
20 Re2 ... Qxc4
21 Qf1 ... Rd2
22 Rxd2 ... Ne3+
23 Kf2 ... Nxf1
24 Rxf1 ... Bxd2
25 Kg2 ... e3
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Oh Man, when will you understand that your greatness lies in your failure - Goethe
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August 14, 2001, 17:27
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I'm outnumbered, cornered, my rook will soon be captured, and have no way to fight back.
I resign. (shake opponent's hand smiley goes here)
This game was a great learning experience for me.
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August 15, 2001, 03:14
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King
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Shake hands.
You played a good game, because you always put your pieces in good squares where they had something to do 
But unfortunetaley, you were not careful enough in checking if they could be captured 
That was your downfall 
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August 15, 2001, 04:14
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That was bizzarre!..I would give this game some kind of award if I was a tournament director.
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August 15, 2001, 07:33
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King
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Hmmm, I guess we have to guess who that person is 
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August 15, 2001, 17:28
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Perhaps I should check the board a little more carefully before moving next time. I do tend do play a little too fast.
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August 15, 2001, 22:19
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Tal
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August 16, 2001, 05:23
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King
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Well, yes you should be more careful. Look at every piece (you have time) and see wheter or not it is attacked or if some basic tactical trick might happen to it : pin, discovery check or double attack. Another good idea is to study well the last move of the opponent. If I move my queen to c7, what does she threaten ?
I hope it helps 
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August 16, 2001, 17:06
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Thanks for the advice. By the way, who does Julius play next?
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August 17, 2001, 03:53
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Smash : the wizard of Riga ! I didn't know he acted as a tournament director, though 
Jonny : good question, it's probably Ken, can anyone confirm
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August 17, 2001, 14:51
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LOL..oh ya he was man of many talents
Some Tal-ism
* Youngest World Champion until Kasparov.
* Played in 8 Olympiads, 5 Best board Results, 3 times absolute best score.
* 6 times USSR Champion.
* Lost only once to Kasparov & once to Karpov.
* A countback of ELO ratings revealed that Tal's rating during his peak around 1960 would be 7th in the all time rankings with 2700 behind Fischer, Kasparov, Capablanca, Botvinnik, Lasker, & Karpov. In fact in 1979 following his wins in Montreal & Riga he went up to 2710.
* 3rd in 1985 Interzonal thus qualifying for Candidates at 49
* Only 3 men played in both USSR-Rest of the World matches - Tal, Larsen, & Polugaevsky.
Quotes about Tal
* If Tal had really studied Chess in the late fifties and early sixties he would have been impossible to play against - Botvinnik
* How does Tal win? - He develops all his pieces in the centre and then sacrifices them somewhere - Bronstein
* If Tal has an open file it will be mate - an onlooker at a Tal post mortem analysis session.
Tal quotes
* "If you wait for luck to turn up, life becomes very boring."
* "There are two types of sacrifices - sound ones and mine."
>I don't know.Ken or Carolus....we're afraid of you,you big bully
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August 19, 2001, 22:01
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Prince
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I just had my chance to get back to this game. I start a new thread with my first move shortly.
Ken
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August 20, 2001, 04:45
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King
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Allright ! This is going to be my 7th game 
If I am not mistaken
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