No CCRL update likely for the next fortnight
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No CCRL update likely for the next fortnight
Ray has shifted into a new home and doesn't yet have internet access. Then he's visiting NZ.
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Re: No CCRL update likely for the next fortnight
Great news Graham....Who knows,maybe someday I'll visit you tooGraham Banks wrote:Ray has shifted into a new home and doesn't yet have internet access. Then he's visiting NZ.
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I'm glad that know where NZ is. Many wouldn't have a clue!Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:Great news Graham....Who knows,maybe someday I'll visit you tooGraham Banks wrote:Ray has shifted into a new home and doesn't yet have internet access. Then he's visiting NZ.
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Come on Graham,don't be so humble,besides I have a brother who is an australian citizen and lives in MelbourneGraham Banks wrote:I'm glad that know where NZ is. Many wouldn't have a clue!Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:Great news Graham....Who knows,maybe someday I'll visit you tooGraham Banks wrote:Ray has shifted into a new home and doesn't yet have internet access. Then he's visiting NZ.
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Re: No CCRL update likely for the next fortnight
Graham,
I find some of your English usages very interesting because they don't exist in the US:
"fortnight", "shifting into a new home". As opposed to "two weeks" and "moving into a new home".
If I used these expressions here, I am sure no one would understand what I'm talking about.
-Norm
I find some of your English usages very interesting because they don't exist in the US:
"fortnight", "shifting into a new home". As opposed to "two weeks" and "moving into a new home".
If I used these expressions here, I am sure no one would understand what I'm talking about.
-Norm
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Re: No CCRL update likely for the next fortnight
I do like Graham's NZ talking and I understand him perfectly wellNorm Pollock wrote:Graham,
I find some of your English usages very interesting because they don't exist in the US:
"fortnight", "shifting into a new home". As opposed to "two weeks" and "moving into a new home".
If I used these expressions here, I am sure no one would understand what I'm talking about.
-Norm
_No one can hit as hard as life.But it ain’t about how hard you can hit.It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.How much you can take and keep moving forward….
Re: No CCRL update likely for the next fortnight
Sounds like all is well. We'll be looking forward to the updates.Graham Banks wrote:Ray has shifted into a new home and doesn't yet have internet access. Then he's visiting NZ.
I recently purchased Deep Rybka 3 Aquarium from Convekta (for download). I'm waiting for my message on how and where to d/l my purchase. I expect I'll have it on my PC before October...
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Re: No CCRL update likely for the next fortnight
Hi Norm,Norm Pollock wrote:Graham,
I find some of your English usages very interesting because they don't exist in the US:
"fortnight", "shifting into a new home". As opposed to "two weeks" and "moving into a new home".
If I used these expressions here, I am sure no one would understand what I'm talking about.
-Norm
I guess it's obvious that the white NZ population has British roots.
For those who think I'm being racist by using the term "white", the Maori were in NZ before the white settlers started arriving in the mid to late 1800s.
These days, whenever a NZ sports team plays another country, the national anthem gets sung in both Maori and English.
Cheers, Graham.
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Ray did a live update while he was here
Ray did a live update while he was here for those interested.
He's now back home and should get internet hooked up before the weekend, so hopefully business as usual after that.
Cheers, Graham.
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040.live/ (40/40)
He's now back home and should get internet hooked up before the weekend, so hopefully business as usual after that.
Cheers, Graham.
http://www.computerchess.org.uk/ccrl/4040.live/ (40/40)
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Re: Ray did a live update while he was here
Hi Graham,
Any idea why the CCRL Discussion Board http://kirr.homeunix.org/chess/discussion-board... has been down the last 3-4 days?
Any idea why the CCRL Discussion Board http://kirr.homeunix.org/chess/discussion-board... has been down the last 3-4 days?