British Championship Thread
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Richard Bates
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Looks like someone's tripped on the wire connecting boards 1-5...
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Other way around I'd have thought.Ian Lamb wrote:yes gormally seem to have gone for a old line against howell
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Come on Alec Mac & co.
When are you going to post the round 5 pgn's.
Some of us have deadlines to meet.
I knew sloppiness would creep in after 4 or 5 rounds - I just knew it.
The Scottish Champs ran as smooth as silk 'cos I was there to
keep an eye on you all - have I got to come down and sort things out.
I had all the PGN's entered and posted from 48 boards, published two daily columns,
did a daily Corner, chased up the catering staff and did the speech on the live demo board.
You have but one task - put the games into a basic pgn file and post.
(Is Typhoid Mary still under quarentine his caravan, slip the scorse sheets under the
door, he can do them. He must have net access becuase he is posting on the CS site).
When are you going to post the round 5 pgn's.
Some of us have deadlines to meet.
I knew sloppiness would creep in after 4 or 5 rounds - I just knew it.
The Scottish Champs ran as smooth as silk 'cos I was there to
keep an eye on you all - have I got to come down and sort things out.
I had all the PGN's entered and posted from 48 boards, published two daily columns,
did a daily Corner, chased up the catering staff and did the speech on the live demo board.
You have but one task - put the games into a basic pgn file and post.
(Is Typhoid Mary still under quarentine his caravan, slip the scorse sheets under the
door, he can do them. He must have net access becuase he is posting on the CS site).
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Richard Bates
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Hmmm. Only move showing in Gormally-Howell is now 1.d4....JustinHorton wrote:Other way around I'd have thought.Ian Lamb wrote:yes gormally seem to have gone for a old line against howell
Maybe we WERE actually watching Zurich 1953
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Yeah, fantastic, through a wormhole in space. So where's Mike Surtees' moves coming from? Some Chess960 tournament in the future?
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Toma crashed, see Wilf's other thread - suspect an outside chance it won't be fixable
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Richard Bates
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Not wanting to create more work for hard-pressed volunteers, but is there a facility on these boards to allow manual input? And if so, could the moves not be relayed using moves provided to commentary room by demo board operators?Carl Hibbard wrote:Toma crashed, see Wilf's other thread - suspect an outside chance it won't be fixable
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no moves on any of top boards server gone down?these games are on icc as well so big problems
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Issue is at the remote end Ian not onlineIan Lamb wrote:no moves on any of top boards server gone down?these games are on icc as well so big problems
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there seems to real problems with torquay and doing the live games at liverpool after round 1 it all went like clockwork is the broadband not as good in the south west Carl? can the remote be fixed carl?
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Read the other threads Ian as there is no broadband on site its just 3GIan Lamb wrote:there seems to real problems with torquay and doing the live games at liverpool after round 1 it all went like clockwork is the broadband not as good in the south west Carl? can the remote be fixed carl?
The issue this time is with the crappy DGT Toma software which seems to have crashed
They are trying hard on site I suspect
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John Moore
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Gormally-Howell is now at move 4 - so hopefully all will be well soon! Incidentally, I played Mike Surtees about 30 years ago in a tournament - then I think he played openings normally. We managed to reach King v King in the QP finish, He played something like Kf5! I replied Kf7 and he said - ah the opposition. At that point we did agree the draw.
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why there no broadband on site?? you need it for live games i have thought running with 3g things will be slow ie making videos downloading that sort of thing?
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The wrong move 4 though - I believe 4...h6 was played (and is a rather better move than the 4...d6 currently displaying).John Moore wrote:Gormally-Howell is now at move 4 .
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John Moore
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Ah yes Justin!