FAQ from Ippolit website:
Q. IPPOLIT pursues previous ships?
A. True, with KAISSA, Crafty, Fruit/Toga/Rybka/Strelka, etc. Yet beyond solely saponification from predescendants.

Is it time for this debate to change? On the basis that BB+'s report is an accurate analysis, perhaps it's time to ...

It means that the "technique used" doesn't need dozens of posts explaining how it was done. Whether it is factual or not I could not say with 100% certainty. It seems sound, well thought out, and detailed. I tend to take things at face value unless there is something that stands out like a red flag ...

No problem at all. They simply went to Brazil enjoy the Carnival.

When a new version of a program is being developed, a programer never works with the previous version original: he uses a previous version copy. Of course, I mean a programer with normal inteligence.

notyetagm wrote:

slobo wrote:

notyetagm wrote:Egads, how do you play against this?

Another Tania´s victim: Tania Sachdev - Jan Willem de Jong 1-0

I volunteer to be her next victim.

Do you accept me as a team mate? I think she is too strong for you alone.

notyetagm wrote:Egads, how do you play against this?

Another Tania´s victim: Tania Sachdev - Jan Willem de Jong 1-0

Thanks, Tord, for this post.
And also thanks to Fabien for his definitive and undubious clarification.

Really, it´s very very hard.
Well, I understand Ivan Ivanisevic. Even if I had blinders on my eyes it would be very hard for me not to think about my pretty opponent; and I would like to have a look at her face every little moment. Who would cares about a chess game?

Looking at The Wijk aan Zee Grandmaster "C" tournament I´ve noted that Indian Tania Sachdev (2391)
http://www.chessbase.com/news/2011/wijk/sachdev01.jpg
has won Serbian Ivan Ivanisevic (2630).

He was not wearing blinders http://www.chessbase.com/news/2011/wijk/blinders01.jpg
during tha game .

Yes, John Denver's "The Eagle" is good, but for me Nico is better.
I think we apply two aproaches: a young man one and an "experienced" (aged) man one, which could be an explanation for our preferences.