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Posted by sumsar
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2/18/2006
09:29:51
Play online chess		 Subject: FORUM game #3 (FG#3) Continuedx2...

Message:
The possition is after the second tread reached 50 posts:

1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6


Posted by tugger
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2/18/2006
16:47:30
Play online chess		 26. h3

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3



Posted by alberlie
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2/19/2006
01:57:54
Play online chess		 Rxh6

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6

———
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Posted by ionadowman
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2/20/2006
01:10:20
Play online chess		 We can't be pusillanimous...

Message:
...about this, guys! There are a number of interesting possibilities.
27. Nb5, 27. Bxb7, but I like 27.b3... After 26 moves, this position has been reached with White to play: White: Ke3, Rb1, Be4, Nc3, P:a2, b2, c4, g2, h3.
Black: Kh8, R:b8, h6; Bb7, P:a7, c5, c7, e5, e6.
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3
———
Michael Adams and Gawain Jones impress at European Team Championship — Michael Adams won the individual top board gold medal in the European Team Chess Championship at Halkidiki in Greece, but the continued impressive advance of Gawain Jones, 23, was just as significant for English chess. Adams celebrated his fortieth birthday on Thursday by regaining his place in the world top 20, a ranking list where his peak a decade ago was at No4. Jones has just achieved a series of personal bests. His unbeaten 6/9 in the Euroteams followed quickly on a success at the Corsica Open, and he agreed an early draw in his final game in Greece to fly back to the UK in time for the opening weekend's play in Britain's 4NCL league. There he won both his games, including the elegant 16-move miniature featured ...
Posted by olean_don
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2/20/2006
05:42:31
Play online chess		 27.. Bxe4

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4

———
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Posted by tugger
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2/21/2006
14:16:16
Play online chess		 28. Nxe4

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4
———
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Posted by cairo
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2/21/2006
14:38:42
Play online chess		 28.... Rg8

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8

Bw.
Cairo
———
Armenia's killer chess move — Bravo to the former Soviet republic for putting chess on the curriculum. But beware – this game is more compelling than life. I have diverted myself briefly from playing online chess to write this. I've been keeping a log of the games I've played this week, and they number more than 60. At some point in the last five years, mainly thanks to the fact that chess and the internet are made for each other, I became a chess obsessive. Those 64 squares in which a life-and-death battle are waged have become the cornerstone of my existence. In this, I like to think I am in good company. "Chess is my world," said the former Soviet world chess champion Mikhail Tal. "Not a house, not a fortress where I hide myself from life's hardship, but ...
Posted by mattdw
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2/22/2006
02:58:02
Play online chess		 29. Rb2

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2

Posted by alberlie
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2/22/2006
03:19:55
Play online chess		 29. ... Rg6

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rg6


Posted by sumsar
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2/22/2006
03:30:27
Play online chess		 CLERIFICATION, PLEASE

Message:
IS IT 29... Rg8g6 OR Rh6g8?

Posted by sumsar
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2/22/2006
03:49:44
Play online chess		 should be...

Message:
Rgg6 or Rhg6 of course.

Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/22/2006
04:02:53
Play online chess		 Interesting

Message:
}8-)

Posted by alberlie
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2/22/2006
04:18:50
Play online chess		 Clarification:

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6


Posted by drdesoto
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2/22/2006
06:04:20
Play online chess		 30. g3

Message:
white is coming, be prepared ;-)

1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3

Best,
drdesoto

Posted by sumsar
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2/22/2006
11:52:45
Play online chess		 Suggestion for drawoffer/resignation rules

Message:
We talked about this some days ago. I have thought about it and this is what I came up with:

############
After move 30 it is possible to offer and draw or resign. Any player posting a move can suggest to his team to offer a draw or resign the game. The team then vote on the suggestion. The team captain counts the votes from the team members. The vote is valid if 2/3 of the team votes and is desided by simple majority rules (the team captain has two votes in case of a tie). In case of less than 2/3 of the team voting the game continues.

The captain can also at any time (after move 30) call for a vote on a draw offer or resignation.

From the time of the request the team has 3 days to vote. The game will be paused during the voting.
##########

The number of moves can be lowered. If I do not hear any protests over the next days then the above is the rule.

At the monemt the two teams are:

White:
sough - captain
Mattdw
Wimpie
appelfflap
ionadawman
tugger
drdesoto

Balck:
premium_steve - captain
cairo
basbos
ccmcacollister
alberlie
olean_don

Med venlig hilsen sumsar

Posted by olean_don
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2/22/2006
12:23:13
Play online chess		 30..Kg7

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7

sounds good to me


Posted by appelfflap
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2/22/2006
15:27:12
Play online chess		 31. Rd2

Message:
I don't like the white position anymore :'(




Posted by alberlie
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2/24/2006
02:08:33
Play online chess		 31. ... Kf7

Message:
1. e4 Nf6 2. e5 Nd5 3. d4 d6 4. Nf3 dxe5 5. Nxe5 e6 6. Bd3 Nc6 7. Nxc6 bxc6 8. O-O Bd6 9. c4 Nf6 10. Nc3 0-0 11. Bg5 h6 12. Bh4 Rb8 13. Rb1 g5 14. Bg3 Kg7 15. Be5 c5 16. f4 Bb7 17. fxg5 Bxe5 18. gxh6+ Kh8 19. dxe5 Qd4+ 20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31. Rd2 Kf7

... because TO sucks!! :o))

Posted by ionadowman
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2/24/2006
03:01:50
Play online chess		 32. Rd7+ (Let's get dangerous...)

Message:
1. e4 Nf6 2. e5 Nd5 3. d4 d6 4. Nf3 dxe5 5. Nxe5 e6 6. Bd3 Nc6 7. Nxc6 bxc6 8. O-O Bd6 9. c4 Nf6 10. Nc3 0-0 11. Bg5 h6 12. Bh4 Rb8 13. Rb1 g5 14. Bg3 Kg7 15. Be5 c5 16. f4 Bb7 17. fxg5 Bxe5 18. gxh6+ Kh8 19. dxe5 Qd4+ 20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31. Rd2 Kf7
32. Rd7+ ...

Posted by alberlie
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2/24/2006
03:44:59
Play online chess		 *** argh...

Message:
there is a saying in germany: "_Little_ sins are punished instantly by God." Not only should I be studying for exams, but also I shouldn't be playing because I am having the flu at the moment... My blitz rating dropped for almost 200 points during the last week(!) - I take the blame for screwing up with black yet again...

Posted by appelfflap
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2/24/2006
08:01:58
Play online chess

Message:
no problem Alberlie :)



Posted by olean_don
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2/24/2006
08:21:30
Play online chess		 32.Kf8

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31 Rd2 Kf7
32 Rd7+ Kf8

Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/24/2006
19:01:55
Play online chess		 No problem alberlie ...

Message:
We all have our good days and off-days. (I'm having an off-week ... at Least! Hoping it is not an off-millenium :))
I think you and olean_don have got em stumped here anyways :)
As their clock ticks on ...


Posted by ionadowman
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2/24/2006
23:36:03
Play online chess		 Come on...

Message:
...It's 'Yeee-Haaa!' time, guys...

Posted by appelfflap
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2/25/2006
00:30:29
Play online chess

Message:
Can I already play or do I have to wait another move Iona?





Posted by drdesoto
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2/25/2006
03:36:03
Play online chess		 33. Rxc7

Message:
we should not lose this on time ;-)

1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31 Rd2 Kf7
32 Rd7+ Kf8
33. Rxc7

Best,

drdesoto

Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/25/2006
05:56:44
Play online chess		 Hmmm ...

Message:
Question for the WT team. You're not all planning to fly thru a Hurricane together in a Piper Cub are you ... anytime soon?!

Posted by ionadowman
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2/25/2006
11:42:51
Play online chess		 One thing at a time...

Message:
...we haven't got walking on water quite right yet...

Posted by alberlie
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2/25/2006
12:54:24
Play online chess		 ...

Message:
and I can take the sunday off trying to decide whether 31. Kf7 was a Fehler, blunder, Fingerfehler, mistake, Patzer, error, Dummzug, fingerslip or something of a category yet to be defined. (:o/

Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/27/2006
05:24:50
Play online chess		 33. ... R8g7

Message:
1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31 Rd2 Kf7
32 Rd7+ Kf8
33. Rxc7 R8g7
* * * * * * *
Yes, Black WILL move, and Has! In the spirit of ionadowman, I grab hold my bootstraps, gird my loins, and make a move. After much analysis, I pin my hopes upon BL's pawn at h7 . . . }B-D
We Shall Prevail
Hope Springs Eternal
There is nothing to fear, but fear itself
Feeling our oats
Make hay while the sun shines
Let there be Light ...


Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/27/2006
05:25:58
Play online chess		 PS//

Message:
I think I can, I think I can, I think I can ,
Ya gotta have heart ...

Posted by mattdw
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2/27/2006
08:37:30
Play online chess		 Ooer!

Message:
Black has a pawn at h7?! Have I made a c*** up when playing through the game?

Posted by olean_don
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2/27/2006
08:46:32
Play online chess

Message:
no pawn at h7

Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/27/2006
08:55:40
Play online chess		 Oops ...

Message:
Sorry Matt, I Meant to say Black's pawn on h2 ! . . . }B-)

Posted by olean_don
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2/27/2006
13:01:46
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I see no pawn on h2

Posted by mattdw
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2/27/2006
13:04:44
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Could the mysterious pawn be on a7?

Posted by olean_don
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2/27/2006
13:09:00
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yep that be it thought i was going crazy thought I missplayed

Posted by olean_don
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2/27/2006
13:12:09
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ccm just a little upside down

Posted by appelfflap
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2/27/2006
15:15:01
Play online chess		 34. Rxc5

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that pawn is mine :)

Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/28/2006
17:46:06
Play online chess		 Someone needs to move for BLack

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At least we've still got our pawn on a2 for comfort!

Posted by ccmcacollister
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2/28/2006
17:47:59
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1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31 Rd2 Kf7
32 Rd7+ Kf8
33. Rxc7 R8g7
34. Rxc5 ____

Posted by olean_don
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2/28/2006
19:18:49
Play online chess		 34..black Ke7

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1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31 Rd2 Kf7
32 Rd7+ Kf8
33. Rxc7 R8g7
34. Rxc5 Ke7


Posted by ionadowman
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3/01/2006
11:16:41
Play online chess		 Greed looks good here...

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Position after 34...Ke7:
White: Ke3, Rc5, Ne4, P:a2, b3, c4, g3, h3.
Black: Ke7, R:g6, g7; P:a7, e5, e6.
35. Rxe5


Posted by ccmcacollister
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3/02/2006
18:57:19
Play online chess		 Ah white snucked in a more there

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Sorry i cant play today team. Someone?

Posted by ionadowman
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3/03/2006
02:53:44
Play online chess		 I thought we might save a bit of space...

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...by writing the position, and recording from there. At least having the position available at move 34 saves having to play through the whole game to get the position right! ;-)
Cheers,
Ion

Posted by ccmcacollister
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3/03/2006
17:47:39
Play online chess		 35...Kd7

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Good idea ionadowman. I wish there were someway to get an actual board of the postion. We had that back in forum game one or two, but I dont know how it was done. Anyone?
****

1. e4 Nf6
2. e5 Nd5
3. d4 d6
4. Nf3 dxe5
5. Nxe5 e6
6. Bd3 Nc6
7. Nxc6 bxc6
8. O-O Bd6
9. c4 Nf6
10. Nc3 0-0
11. Bg5 h6
12. Bh4 Rb8
13. Rb1 g5
14. Bg3 Kg7
15. Be5 c5
16. f4 Bb7
17. fxg5 Bxe5
18. gxh6+ Kh8
19. dxe5 Qd4+
20. Rf2 Ng4
21. Qd2 f6
22. Be4 Qxf2
23. Qxf2 Nxf2
24. Kxf2 fxe5+
25. Ke3 Rf6
26. h3 Rxh6
27. b3 Bxe4
28. Nxe4 Rg8
29. Rb2 Rhg6
30. g3 Kg7
31 Rd2 Kf7
32 Rd7+ Kf8
33. Rxc7 R8g7
34. Rxc5 Ke7
35. Rxe5 Kd7
**********
Position after 35....Kd7
White: Ke3, Re5, Ne4, P:a2, b3, c4, g3, h3.
Black: Kd7, R:g6, g7; P:a7, e6.
*******
Originally I'd intended to play a2-a1/Q ! But white is saying its Their Pawn!? I suppose we can allow em that to be sporting ?!! }8-)

Posted by appelfflap
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3/04/2006
03:56:56
Play online chess		 36. Ra5

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still greedy and hungry :)


Posted by ccmcacollister
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3/04/2006
04:51:33
Play online chess		 appelfflap ...

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Too bad! The cupboards are bare Now! }8-p) :)

Posted by mattdw
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3/04/2006
05:41:45
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Is this what you mean ccmcacollister? The current position:
-> img.photobucket.com

Posted by ccmcacollister
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3/04/2006
06:32:20
Play online chess		 mattdw ...

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YES!! Hey that is GREAT. Is it hard to do?

Posted by mattdw
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3/04/2006
06:58:46
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It's not too difficult to do, though it may take a short while the first time (it takes less than a minute once you are used to the order):
1. Set up the position on the analysis board
2. Press 'Print Screen' (its usually somewhere above the delete key)
3. Open Paint (or something better if you have it)
4. Paste the image (Ctrl+V or from the 'edit>paste' in the drop down menu')
5. Crop the image using the correct tool (usually designated by a dotted box - just drag a square around the board part of the image and then cut or copy it (Ctrl+C or X)
6. Paste it into a new image (or paste as new image if you are using a better program than Paint)
7. Save as a JPEG
8. Upload it to a picture hosting site: I use -> www.photobucket.com
9. Paste the link that the site provides into the forum and voila!

It sounds like a lot but it really is quite a simple process when you are used to it and #1 will probably take more time than #2-#9!
If any of that is not clear then feel free to ask! :)

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