His giving to the world looks about a net loss for he made more race hate and childish public moments than other benefits. The small understanding he gave was only for a board game.capa wrote:I pray that his death is properly investigated.
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Fischer supposedly recently released a new edition of his " My 60 Memorable Games" adding one game from the 1992 re-match with Spassky and renaming it "My 61 Memorable games"
a post was made about the book here:
http://hiarcs.net/forums/viewtopic.php? ... ight=#5602
i imagine this book will sell like wild fire now
especially the signed edition
or is this book a hoax?
http://gambit.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/12 ... it-a-hoax/
http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2007/12 ... -hoax.html
Steve
a post was made about the book here:
http://hiarcs.net/forums/viewtopic.php? ... ight=#5602
i imagine this book will sell like wild fire now
especially the signed edition
or is this book a hoax?
http://gambit.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/12 ... it-a-hoax/
http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2007/12 ... -hoax.html
Steve
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the heros of our youth (fischer, pestalozzi) die. we have the duty to teach our children their values. to make the same terrorists out of our children the dying heros have made out of us.
fighting those who try to change this world into a money machine.
fighting those who try to change this world into a money machine.
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My apology. I will also not speak good about the dead Joe Stalin. He is not able to defend himself against the charge.Hetman wrote:The Great Chessplayer has died. Rest in Peace Bobby.
Condolations to the chess world.
To xenophon,
It is not in good taste to speak bad about death Man.
He is not able to defend.
Hetman wrote: Rgds
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Hi Harvery,Harvey Williamson wrote:Hi Enrique,
Before I left work the last thing I read on the wires was that it was suspected that he died of Kidney failure - although this had not been confirmed.
Best Wishes,
Harvey
It was kidney failure. If you can read Spanish, Leontxo wrote a fine article in El País: http://www.elpais.com/articulo/deportes ... dep_11/Tes
Enrique
Thanks, Steve.Steve B wrote:yesHarvey Williamson wrote:Hi Enrique,
Before I left work the last thing I read on the wires was that it was suspected that he died of Kidney failure - although this had not been confirmed.
Best Wishes,
Harvey
from the USCF :
http://main.uschess.org/content/view/8122/431
Steve
Like most of us, I don’t really know much about the person Fischer. He has been part of my chess life since Portoroz 1958, and a myth since 1970-72. I had the honor of publishing an interview with him in the first issue of CCD, back in 1982. To people who can read Spanish I recommend http://www.elpais.com/articulo/deportes ... dep_11/Tes
Enrique
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he was not A chessplayer. he was THE chessplayer. americas world chess champion.
without him chess / computerchess in the 70ties would have been completely different. we don't know if we would have had computerchess without fischer. it was HIM making chess popular in the 70ties.
i am sure he can play blind against god, and still rant about the americans in heaven.
without him chess / computerchess in the 70ties would have been completely different. we don't know if we would have had computerchess without fischer. it was HIM making chess popular in the 70ties.
i am sure he can play blind against god, and still rant about the americans in heaven.
What seems like a fairy tale today may be reality tomorrow.
Here we have a fairy tale of the day after tomorrow....
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