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Bugnight SF May 25 Nathan’s (comment here)

Bring food, drink, boards, clocks, sets, and
get yer bug on!

BONUS: learn the Lone Pawn Attack that even
Phil can’t defend yet

WHEN: 7:30pm til LATE

ORG HOST; It’s me, David. Who’s up for providing
vegetarian entree? email me directly

ADDRESS AND DIRECTIONS
address is
1219 clayton street
(just off 17th street)

neighborhood is cole valley / ashbury heights

can come via castro and up the
hill on 17th street

or can go over on oak/fell and up
the hill on clayton

either way its at the top of the hill : )

parking is pretty easy around here
and not metered or timed

we have a house cat, so if you’re
allergic be aware! if you like cats,
then you’re in for a treat cause he’s awesome

there are lots of places to get food,
or drinks nearby on your way …
down on Haight street, or over
in Cole Valley

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7 Responses to “Bugnight SF May 25 Nathan’s (comment here)”

  1. David Wood Says:
    May 25th, 2010 at 2:03 pm

    I’ll bring some bean stew.

    Seeking someone to bring an entree for everyone.

    (and I’m testing the comment notification feature – uncheck the box if you don’t want a reply to comments)

  2. Test Says:
    May 25th, 2010 at 2:03 pm

    (replying to above comment to see if it triggers an email)

  3. Phil W Says:
    May 25th, 2010 at 2:20 pm

    Here is Phil’s (THEORETICAL) way to beat the lone h-pawn attack, which humiliated me the last time David and Michael used it against me:

    1B.h4{180} 1b.e6{180} 1A.e4{180} 1a.e6{180} 2A.d4{180} 2a.Ng8f6{180} 3A.d5{180} 3a.Nf6xe4{180} 4A.dxe6{180} 2B.h5{180} 2b.P@g3{180} 4a.dxe6{180} 5A.Bf1d3{180} 5a.Ne4xf2{180} 6A.Ke1xf2{180} 3B.fxg3{180} 3b.N@g4{180} 6a.Qd8f6{180} 7A.Qd1f3{180} 4B.Rh1h4{180} 7a.Qf6xf3{180} 8A.Ng1xf3{180} 4b.Q@f2{180}
    {*} *

  4. Michael Veneziano Says:
    May 25th, 2010 at 2:37 pm

    I’ll bring a full set – boards timers and pieces, as well as a big bowl of homemade guacamole

  5. David Wood Says:
    May 25th, 2010 at 2:54 pm

    heh heh – unfortunately most don’t read chess notation (and even though I thought I could – I can’t follow the progression of moves (1A 1a etc).

    Well, you’ll get to try it out tonight Phil!

    I have a couple of defenses that have worked pretty well so far – but tonight let’s introduce people to the joys of the attack. Then there’ll be appetite for defense.

    D

  6. David Wood Says:
    May 25th, 2010 at 3:00 pm

    OK – I cracked the mad notation code (I just ignore the a’s – what are they for?)

    so yes – you’ve spotted the hole in the attack. Although N@g4 is not right – you would P@f2 first to keep tempo. (and btw no idiot is going to Rh4 :-)
    The trouble is you need two pawns and a Knight to do it, which you ain’t gonna get in time – unless maybe if you Nathan as a partner yo)

    so nicely spotted – but I think it needs some refinement or you still goin down!

  7. Peyote Says:
    May 25th, 2010 at 3:43 pm

    Hey I haven’t been in weeks! Looking forward to tonight and planning to bring a friend…

    See you then.

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