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| woodman 3/01/2004 12:10:12 [ report this post ] |
 Subject: Garry Kasparov teacherMessage: Garry Kasparov teacher, Mikhail Moiseyevich is playing under the name " spartacusgm " here on GK. |
| ccmcacollister 3/01/2004 12:34:20 [ report this post ] | SpartacusGM Message: Oh Great ... Just what we need, ANOTHER 1200 PLAYER WITH OPINIONS !! * * * * * ( And you KNOW; I've GOT to be Kidding about that ) ..... [8-D * * * * * * * * So, WELCOME to GK SpartacusGM ! *************************** |
| atrifix 3/01/2004 12:49:54 [ report this post ] | Message: Just for reference (I don't know whether I should have to point this out or not)...Mikhail Moiseyevich Botvinnik died in 1995 at the age of 84. |
| woodman 3/01/2004 14:08:03 [ report this post ] | I guess I should of wrote : Message: I guess I should of wrote : Garry Kasparov teacher, THE DEAD Mikhail Moiseyevich is playing under the name " spartacusgm " here on GK. |
| ccmcacollister 3/01/2004 14:58:47 [ report this post ] | So how do you like that. Message: I thought death was supposed to weaken ones game. But they do say Botvinnik is proof against any distraction ... Then again, he IS 1200 now, isn't he. |
| chessnovice 3/01/2004 16:18:13 [ report this post ] | ... Message: That's just further proof that he's a fine chess player. Even death couldn't stop him. |
| skeeterss0 3/01/2004 22:38:57 [ report this post ] | Perhaps Mike has a new feature Message: That lets you play even after death..... |
| spymaster 3/02/2004 01:02:55 [ report this post ] | hmmm .... life and death Message: skeeterss0 it brings a new meaning to the term lifetime membership! ") |
| skeeterss0 3/02/2004 01:47:06 [ report this post ] | Makes me wonder Message: Does Mike offer an afterlife membership? |
| ccmcacollister 3/02/2004 09:31:16 [ report this post ] | Skeeters Message: I think Death has a Firewall. And Moise is an exception who Broke on Thru to The Other Side. Since he was a programmer, and famed for working with Chess playing cumpoters as well. |
| macheide 3/05/2004 01:43:53 [ report this post ] | One of his teachers... Message: In my humble oppinion, Garry Kasparov had many influences. He admits some of them: Botvinnik, Alekhine, Petrosian,..., even Fischer. But I think it's unjust to forget the influence that Alexandre Nikitine had on his chessistic formation. I would like to think that even Mr. Moiseyevish will agree with me. Regards, Andr�s macheide Montecristo (in www.instantchess.com) |
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