Hastings 2010/11
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Paul Buswell
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Hastings 2010/11
Hastings & St Leonards Chess Club will be open tomorrow (Monday 27th) from about 1:00 p.m. to about 6:00 p.m. for a Club rapid-play but also for anyone arriving for the Congress who fancies popping in and making themselves a cup of tea. (There are also at the moment still a couple of rapid play places going if wanted, 2:00 p.m. start - friendly, but ECF graded)
Address = 2 Cornwallis Terrace, Hastings; less than two minutes walk from railway station.
Weather permitting, of course, but it's quite clear down here, all snow and ice have gone.
Welcome to Hastings!
PB
Address = 2 Cornwallis Terrace, Hastings; less than two minutes walk from railway station.
Weather permitting, of course, but it's quite clear down here, all snow and ice have gone.
Welcome to Hastings!
PB
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
See http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/tod ... TN34%201JWJustin Hadi wrote:Is the weather as bad as it was last year?
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Alasdair MacLeod
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
The live games facility doesn't seem to be working for the Hastings tournament or is it just me?
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I'm looking at the games via both PlayChess and the tournament provided game viewer. There is also a web cam available atAlasdair MacLeod wrote:The live games facility doesn't seem to be working for the Hastings tournament or is it just me?
http://www.livestream.com/ecfwebcam?utm ... =ecfwebcam
All seem to be working fine at 17.06
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Graham Borrowdale
Re: Hastings 2010/11
The viewer looks fine from here. Mark Hebden is an early casualty, well beaten by Dave Ledger.
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LozCooper
Re: Hastings 2010/11
I'm updating the results on the other Hastings thread under international news
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John Moore
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
If this is the Hastings thread, it's a bit sad. Why I logged on was to say please don't show your kids Pert - Ledger - or your grandad come to that. Fred Reinfeld spinning in his grave.
- IM Jack Rudd
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
Or, for that matter, the opening play in Simon-Rudd. But Keith Arkell would probably enjoy that game.
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Jonathan Bryant
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
I haven't had much of a chance to watch the games so far, but a quick look at the top boards today gave me the same jolt as last year when I also followed watching the London Chess Classic with Hastings. It's quite a shock when games suddenly end in draws - you (or at least I) kind of forget it can happen.
In other news, looks like frequent visitor to this parish Richard Bates had a tasty result today.
In other news, looks like frequent visitor to this parish Richard Bates had a tasty result today.
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John Moore
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
Richard seems to have played a rather attractive defensive exchange sacrifice idea today - dunno if it's enough if White ploughs on on the K side
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John Moore
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
Actually maybe its not that great - but Fritz has gone out with the wife and family for a few lagers. Sorry, what I mean is I have only the laptop
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John Moore
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
Some interesting positions left
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William Metcalfe
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Re: Hastings 2010/11
Why is the final position in the Eggleston game a win for black why can david not find a way to swap his Knight for the final pawn or am i missing something
I am speaking here for myself and not the NCCU which i am now president of
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LozCooper
Re: Hastings 2010/11
The result is clearly wrong, I've updated the results on the main Hastings threadWilliam Metcalfe wrote:Why is the final position in the Eggleston game a win for black why can david not find a way to swap his Knight for the final pawn or am i missing something