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Please
click What's
New to see if there have been any changes to the web-site, as at
the moment, John does not have access to this page - John has
updated lots of the results, but the changes will be detailed on the
What's New page - thank you.
Good
News! John Davis from Southampton Chess Club has agreed to update
the key parts of the web-site for the remainder of the season. The
easiest way to do this is to replicate the site on his own web.
You
will have noticed the lack of updates on the web-site in the last
month. Unfortunately due to a lot of other commitments I have been
unable to keep the site updated as much as previous years.
Therefore
rather than promise that this will be completed in the near future,
I think I have to say that this is the end of the website under my
hands. As I am still receiving the regular results from John,
Malcolm, Fraser and Domnic (and others) I am going to create one
page with all these results, so that these can be viewed - This
should be created in the next couple of days.
It
is my understanding that the website will continue, as someone else
has stepped forward to take on this role. This is likely to be for
next season though, but I will update the website when this has been
confirmed.
I
would like to take this opportunity to say that I have really
enjoyed running the website and am proud that is has been used by so
many of Hampshire players in the last 8 or 9 years (I am not sure
how long it has been). I would like to thank all the people who have
supplied results, games, articles and puzzles for the website.
A
special thank you needs to be said to:
John
Wheeler (Portsmouth results and games)
Malcolm
Clarke (Southampton results)
Fraser
McLeod (County results, League results, games, spotting my errors)
Dominic
Tunks (Hampshire results, games with great analysis)
Chris
Priest (Games and results)
John
Jones (Archive games from Portsmouth League and Wilf Pratten games)
Malcolm
Body (Puzzles (and I still have some I have not posted - sorry))
Arthur
Brameld (Hampshire Congress Games)
Finally
a Happy New Year to everyone - and on a personal note I hope it is a
lot better than 2009!
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