Steve, I just went to the forum you suggested. It seems to be all about politics!
S.
What Pandolfini books do you find helpful?
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stwils
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Re: What Pandolfini books do you find helpful?
Yes Susan it is
but posts about Chess in General are always warmly received with open arms there
Regards
Steve
but posts about Chess in General are always warmly received with open arms there
Regards
Steve
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stwils
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Re: What Pandolfini books do you find helpful?
Thanks, Steve. Sorry I posted in the wrong forum. 
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Re: What Pandolfini books do you find helpful?
stwils wrote:Steve, I just went to the forum you suggested. It seems to be all about politics!
S.
Actually, its all about the inner runnings of an insane asylum. I cant imagine Steve sending you over to that nuthouse unless he was just making a joke.
PS: You should have entitled your post: "Which Pandolfini books would help me play better ag. chess engines?" Just a thought.
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Re: What Pandolfini books do you find helpful?
After about 2 threads over in that looney bin, the question will have turned to whether or not God made the trees from which lumber- then paper for Pandolfini books came, or how much longer trees would even be here with the US plot to destroy all life forms thru global warming and/or a catastrophic nuclear event. And somewhere around the 6th thread, i promise you Freud or Hitler would enter the discussion. 