[Event "Stanley Random Chess: Old Tewkers  ChristmasTeam Championship"]
[Site "SchemingMind.com"]
[Date "2013.12.16"]
[Round "-"]
[White "Squibber"]
[Black "Diadoco"]
[Result "0-1"]
[Variant "stanleyrandom"]
[WhiteCountry "ENG"]
[BlackCountry "MEX"]
[WhiteElo "1883"]
[WhiteRD "112"]
[BlackElo "1765"]
[BlackRD "126"]
[GameID "343584"]

{
Squibber: What is Advent like where you live in Mexico?

}
1. b3
{
Diadoco: n Mexico we celebrate the "posadas" which are parties representing the journey of Mary and Joseph when they came to Bethlehem. Participants organized a candlelight procession carrying ceramic figures of saints pilgrims. and singing come to the house where the party is, asking where lodging. Hosts respond singing in a pricinpio denied lodging, but eventually vest and fiesta.Una important part of the celebration starts is breaking "piñatas" which are clay pots lined multicolored paper that gives way to stars . Piñatas are filled with sweets and fruits, which shall collect soil who achieved when the piñata breaks. The piñata symbolizes fortune lavishes her gifts.
}
1... d5
{
Squibber: Thanks for the information, that is really interesting! Will you be hosting a posada or going to one?

}
2. Bb2 Qd7
{
Diadoco: yes, along with a group of friends, we organize the inn corresponded Society Minatitlan Engineers, which was a dinner dance with traditional ceremonial. The litany is singing the part of men and women pilgrims part of innkeepers, accompanied by an orchestra. Serve "punch" which is an alcoholic drink made with fruit, such as sugarcane, apple and hawthorn. "Collation" that are sweet and peanuts, partitioned And of course there were piñatas.
}
{
Squibber: That is just amazing Gustavo, here we are busy with Advent Windows.
}
3. c3 e5
{
Squibber: merry Christmas to you and your family Gustavo, have a good one.
}
4. g3
{
Diadoco: Merry Christmas!
}
4... Qb5
{
Squibber: Today I took my women (my wife and daughter) to the cinema to see "The Hobbit part 2". Have you seen it and do you have kids?
 
}
5. e4 Qb6
{
Diadoco: I have three children, the oldest is a 20-year-old student in computer systems engineering, the second is a 19 year old girl who studies Chemical engineering, and the small is 11 and studying the last year of primary school. I am a fan of Tolkien's work, the three law books lord of the rings several times and also the hobit. The three movies lord of the rings I have seen and also the two ribbons hobit.
}
{
Squibber: Have you read The Silmarillion? What are your wife and daughters called?
}
6. a4 Qd4
{
Squibber: Have a good New Year's Eve party.
}
7. cxd4
{
Diadoco: Happy New Year!yes, I read the Silmarillion though not as much as I like the Lord of the Rings, I think is a masterpiece.My daughter and my wife also like
}
7... Bg4
{
Squibber: For me it was the other way round, The Lord Of The Rings was the masterpiece but The Silmarillion was the best book I ever read. I took my family to watch part 2 of The Hobbit on the Second Day of Christmas.
}
8. Ra2 b6
{
Diadoco: Happy New Year!
}
9. Ba3 Bh3
{
Squibber: How is the weather in Santacruz at the moment?
}
10. Bxh3 Bxa3
{
Diadoco: In Veracruz, the weather is usually warm and tropical. We are currently very comfortable 24 degrees Celsius as it does not affect us at all the extremely cold temperatures in other parts of the country.
}
{
Squibber: I'm sorry that I confuse Santa Cruz with Veracruz, I hope you know what I mean. Do you like cooking, Diadaco?
}
11. f3 b5
{
Diadoco: Cook on special occasions, my favorite is seafood. And You?
}
{
Squibber: I love to eat it very much, it is indeed one of my favourites. In the past I cooked it but I don't get so much chance now.
}
12. Qc2 b4
{
Diadoco: But what is your favorite food?
}
{
Squibber: Quite likely seefood but I love chillies and curries too. Perhaps seafood and chillies, but I love fish and spare ribs too. Let's say seafood.
}
13. Qc1
{
Diadoco: We eat shrimp enchipoclados Mexico. They are delicious, and people can not stop eating them, although very itchy. chipotle chile is prepared with marinade and a sauce with unrefined sugar.
}
13... Bxc1
{
Squibber: They sound delicious. I used to fry tiger prawns in chilli. I don't think that mixing chilli and seafood is common in Europe though.
}
14. Nc3
{
Diadoco: Seasoned with chili food is exquisite, but he must be accustomed to enjoy it
}
14... bxc3
{
Squibber: Did you get the chillies I posted to you?
}
15. dxc3
{
Diadoco: Not yet, but it is not unusual to Mexico international mail is very slow. Receipt Peon de Rey magazine from Spain, but it takes two to three months to arrive. Send me your mailing address to be able to give some chillies
}
15... exd4
{
Squibber: I thought it might take a while, it was sent on 13th. of January so a little over 1.5 weeks. I have sent you my address by e-mail.
}
16. Rf2 dxc3
{
Diadoco: Thanks already received your email with your address
}
{
Squibber: Earlier we had another Mexican player on the team  who was a Wiccan, can you explain to me what is exactly?

}
17. Be6
{
Diadoco: The practitioners of Wicca are originated in the Celtic tradition religion, which worships nature personified in two gods, one more masculine and female. Believe in magic and organized into covens. In Mexico there cirdulos in the Capital of the country and in the city of Puebla. These beliefs are in the minority and are practiced by small groups of the population.

}
17... fxe6
{
Squibber: You live near Tobasco?

}
18. Nh3
{
Diadoco: abasco is a state located fifty kilometers Minatitlan where I live. My city is located in the state of Veracruz. The state capital Villahermosa Tabasco is two and a half hours drive from Minatitlan. According to the viewpoint of the Mexicans, based on the extra length of the country, I live very close to Tabasco. For example if I wanted to go to Tijuana a northern city take three days road trip at least.
}
18... Bd2+
{
Squibber: I drink a lot of Tobasco sauce but od course that comes from America.
}
19. Kf1
{
Diadoco: The Tabasco sauce is a brand of hot sauce made ??from vinegar peppers ( a) tabasco, salt, treated for three years. Please have a very popular spice in several parts of the world . ' ( Http://www.tabasco.com/ )

Although it is produced in the United States, took its name from the state of Tabasco in Mexico . Why? Because Edmund McIlhenny , inventor of the sauce and founder of the McIlhenny Company in 1868 , "I liked the sound of the word." Some say the main ingredient originated in the state of Tabasco in southeastern Mexico , where the land is mostly flat , wet and extensive vegetation . Also, there is a river called Rio Tabasco in southeastern Mexico . However, the parent of the Company is located in Avery Island , Louisiana, and if you ask a Mexican citizen in general would say that Tabasco sauce is not a typical sauce of Mexico , although it is consumed within Mexico .

"The traditional Tabasco sauce consumed in over 160 countries and territories , and is distributed in 22 languages ??and dialects. " In the United States, the Tabasco sauce is used to flavor pizza, sandwiches , salads , burgers , clams , pasta , pork , shrimp , hot dogs , chicken wings , french fries , fries , roast beef , mashed potatoes , etc .

However, we know Tabasco sauce has little relation to the cuisine found in the state of Tabasco, Mexico . Some consider the cuisine of the state of Tabasco as fun and interesting , while others would not choose certain dishes first . However, the state of Tabasco has dishes to suit all tastes .

For those who enjoy extreme flavors to dinner time , we suggest one of the most popular dishes of Tabasco : the alligator gar . Usually served with lemon juice and spicy, and also applied in tamales , tacos and enchiladas.

For those who enjoy a tropical flavor , the pork chanchamitas ( tamales of pork in achiote ) , may be a good choice.

For those who enjoy chocolate , Tabasco is popular for its cocoa industry , which makes a common ingredient in chocolate drinks and desserts. Chocolate, pozol and chorote are some drinks that are prepared with chocolate.
}
19... Nf6
{
Squibber: An amazing amount of information about Tobasco Jean Gustavo and all very intersting. Thank you very much. I always buy it in catering size from wholesalers because I use it almost every day and the little bottles are just too small and used right away. Since I saw Tobasco on the map near Minatitlan I was curious to learn about it.
}
20. Rxd2
{
Diadoco: Tabasco is a very rich state, has oil, fertile land for crops, water flowing rivers, pastures with cattle and even Mayan ruins of incalculable cultural value.
}
20... cxd2
{
Squibber: Wow, the place sounds as good as the sauce.
}
21. Ke2
{
Diadoco: Nice place, but very warm in the months of April and May, with temperatures over 40 degrees Celsius 
}
21... d1=Q+
{
Squibber: That is hot, even without chillies.
}
22. Rxd1
{
Diadoco: If a suitable climate for growing chiles, by temperature and high humidity
}
22... dxe4
{
Squibber: Here we struggle, but I do it for love of chillies, unfortunately my women can not eat them. Have you looked at the team forum lately?

}
23. fxe4
{
Diadoco: I always keep that aspect particularly interested you
}
23... Nxe4
{
Squibber: Do you have a recipe? If you post any one I will post one too.
}
24. Rd4
{
Diadoco: well, I post.
}
24... Nf6
{
Squibber: Thanks for the recipe. I do not know where I would find a can of chipolte and 2kg 
of shrimps would be rather expensive here but I might try and work out a variant of it. But what interests me the most to know is what is a girl of mayonaisse?

}
25. Rc4
{
Diadoco: In Mexico two kilos of shrimp worth about 20 dollars, and the recipe includes a small bottle of mayonnaise.
}
25... Nd5
{
Squibber: I live far away from the coast at the moment, we can only buy frozen shrimps evpensive but I will see what I can do.
}
26. Ng5 Ke7
{
Diadoco: In shrimp recipe can be substituted with chicken and also is a nice saucer
}
{
Squibber: okay, that is good to know

}
27. Re4
{
Diadoco: I hope that is not happening with the weather problems. In Minatitlan where I live are a comfortable 26 degrees Celsius
}
27... Rc8
{
Squibber: Here it is a little colder but warm enough for chickens to live.
}
28. Rxe6+
{
Diadoco: In Minatitlan during the months of April and May the temperature exceeds 40 degrees Celsius, it's pretty hot, and we do not have winter in 51 years of life I have only once hail fall.
}
28... Kd7
{
Squibber: 40 degrees+ is pretty hot, + chillies of course, I hope you have some cold beer.
}
29. Re4
{
Diadoco: The cold beer, a freezing point, is a very popular drink in my city, as an effective remedy against heat. It is customary to drink 3 beers in the early afternoon, accompanied by snacks, generously sprinkled with hot sauce.
}
29... Nc3+
{
Squibber: I think that sounds sensible. 
}
30. Kd3
{
Diadoco: In Germany, the beer should be very good
}
30... Rd8
{
Squibber: Indeed it is, and I think the best is from the region where I live. I think it is some of the best in the world.
}
31. Kxc3 Nc6
{
Diadoco: In Mexico there are also good beers, The Modelo company exports worldwide
}
{
Diadoco: Today we ate chiles with steaks, excellent taste! A card by cultivate
}
{
Squibber: I will look out for a modelo beer. And as for chilies with steaks I would like to try that too, though I don't eat so many steaks.
}
32. Nf7
{
Diadoco: Happy valentines day, have a nice day in the company of your loved ones
}
32... Re8
{
Squibber: Thanks Gustavo
}
33. Rxe8 Rxe8
{
Diadoco: In Germany celebrate Valentine day?
}
{
Squibber: Yes, usually I take the wife out for a meal but I cancelled it this year because I was at a funeral.
}
34. Ng5
{
Diadoco: I regret the death occurred.
}
34... h6
{
Squibber: Thanks, nice of you.
}
35. Nh3
{
Diadoco: In Veracruz, Mexico, the weather is turning warm, unusually for this time of year. We expect 2014 to very high temperatures. What do you think of climate change, it is a natural phenomenon or induced by human activity?
}
35... a6
{
Squibber: I believe it is induced by human activity. If you continually burn fossil fuels and release greenhouse gases into the atmosphwere, you should not expect anything else to occur. Temperature measuements and melting ice caps and glaciers are enough evidence for anybody who wants to see it, but of course there are plenty of people who do not want to see it. Mostly because of money.
}
36. Nf2
{
Diadoco: I believe that human activity is a major factor of change, but also the natural cycles act decisively . The last 6 , 000 years have been particularly kind to the environment for human life . But current conditions are a step in a cycle and not a situation destined to last forever. The land has passed alternately in stages of glaciation and periods of high temperatures. The polar ice cap has melted and formed several times , and as a result sea levels have risen and fallen on numerous occasions . Believing that nature is a paradise that only changing the malevolent activity of man is a naive idea. Certainly industrial activity and transformation of habitat for economic reasons has harmful effects. But are not the only cause of climate changes . Sooner or later, the natural cycle will go on and the weather will change so will severely affect civilization. Our climate is a generous gift that we are out of hand , of natural causes , which are significantly aggravated by the predatory human activity.
}
36... Re2
{
Squibber: I realise that temperature fluctuates over time. I do not however use this as an excuse for man's pollution of the climate. The change is caused by us and there is no proper reason to try and hide it. Some predictions point to a global temperature rise of 3°C in the near future. If this takes place than the planet will be hotter than it ever was since humans lived on it.
}
37. Nd3
{
Diadoco: It is true we must not shirk our responsibility to climate change. Tembien But we must be aware that the climate is changing cycles and radical change is imminent.
}
37... a5
{
Squibber: That is true in natural cases but the climate is changing much too fast now because of us. There are going to be lots of problems, we are just ignoring them.
}
38. Nf4 Rxh2
{
Diadoco: It would be very interesting that economic activities were planned on the basis of future impact and no immediate benefit. But this idealistic ers
}
{
Squibber: Yes, people want to make money while they are alive so we do not see very far.
}
39. Kc4
{
Diadoco: In Veracruz in the last five years the sea level has gone ten meters above the ground
}
39... g5
{
Squibber: Two meters per year, are you sure, that sounds a massive amount.
}
40. Nd5
{
Diadoco: In the port of Coatzacoalcos built a boardwalk and left wide beaches, so it has been observed compared to the boardwalk and the distance from the sea. However, the coast of the Gulf of Mexico is made up of sand dunes, which are moved by tides. It may be that the advance of the sea this magnified by this feature of the soil. But there is concern in the community for the phenomenon.
}
40... Kd6
{
Squibber: I hope there is Gustavo.
}
41. Nf6
{
Diadoco: In Mexico the legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes is discussed, you think?
}
41... Rf2
{
Squibber: What should I say here on SM Gustavo? It is certainly intresting but if it came to pass you know that the government will tax you for it, don't you?

}
42. Ne4+
{
Diadoco: In Mexico the issue has to do with political purposes. A leftist party is taking advantage of in various states of USA and is allowed to sell marijuana in a controlled manner. So I proposed in Mexico generates A round table and win positions as a progressive organization that supports individual freedoms.
}
42... Ke5
{
Squibber: I heard that it was made legal in Uruguay. One of the ideas was to sell legal grass to European pharmaceutical firms. Unfortunately the interest was a bit to big for the infrastucture in Uruguay and they were somewhat overwelmed.
}
43. Nxf2
{
Diadoco: In Mexico, marijuana is used in the herbal medicine since ancient times, for example my grandmother wore tanned alcohol to control artriris and rheumatism, certainly in greased and non-drinking. No side effects of any kind.
}
43... Nd8
{
Squibber: It is surely a good medicine, do you employ it?
}
44. Ng4+
{
Diadoco: No I have never used. not smoke when I was young, I always practice the principle of no escape reality and face it, not use any type of drug. And another one of my principles is not performing illegal acts, Mexico is an offense to possess a certain amount of Marijuana, so I have not used for therapeutic purposes. I also have been blessed not to suffer diseases such as arthritis or cancer, so I have not needed to use it. However, as drug trafficking is a serious problem for my country, I try to stay informed and have a broad mind to evaluate all possible actions to help solve this problem. It seems significant that in USA asu change policy and allow the controlled use.
}
44... Ke4
{
Squibber: Have you seen the Cohen Brothers film "No country for old men"?
}
45. Nxh6
{
Diadoco: I have not seen, that's so interesting?
}
45... Kf3
{
Squibber: Interesting film for you.
}
46. g4 Nc6
{
Squibber: Today was the annual Ash Wednesday fish supper in the fishing hut nearby, which I always enjoy.
}
47. Kd5
{
Diadoco: In Mexico it is customary to go to the temples to the priest you draw a cross with ashes on their foreheads.
}
47... Nb4+
{
Squibber: Nice tradition.
}
48. Ke5 Nd3+
{
Squibber: I like the fish supper though. The fishermen (anglers on the river) are the waiters and their wives cook the fish. The anglers' hut is full. It is a very good atmosphere and the fish tastes really good.
}
49. Kf5
{
Diadoco: In Mexico, it is customary on Ash Wednesday and Fridays of Lent, do not eat red meat. in three meals beef or pork and fish eats noon avoided. But they are normal meals without celebrations. The only thing that changes is the menu in relation to a common day
}
49... Nc5
{
Squibber: In Bavaria were I live it was previously forbidden to eat red meat meat during Lent so they ate beaver instead.
}
50. b4
{
Diadoco: In Mexico we celebrate the carnival, which is the feast of the flesh which is valid enjoy all pleasures. This festival is held before Lent. But they have now changed the date for commercial reasons. So no matching events in a region with the aim of not competing with each other and have more attendees. So now live in the city where Minatitlan celebrate carnival in the middle of Lent.
}
50... axb4
{
Squibber: I have seen the picture of you and your boys, you look like 3 fine guys. Can you imagine why they used to eat beaver in Bavaria during Lent?

}
51. Kxg5
{
Diadoco: In Mexico it is common that there are no beavers. And so people do not eat. But there is a tradition of dishes with wild animals. In my country the term "bush meat" used. The main animals that are eaten are: deer, armadillo, raccoon, and tepezcuintle.
}
51... Nxa4
{
Squibber: That is very interesting Gustavo but there is a a special reason why people used to eat beaver in Bavaria during Lent, can you guess it?

}
52. Kf6
{
Diadoco: Explain it by dread
}
52... b3
{
Squibber: Bavaria is catholic, like Mexico I imagine. During Lent the people should eat no red meat. Then, in the middle ages, the people had decided that a beaver was a fish because it had a funny tail. The tail was like a fish therefore it was a fish and you could eat it. So in the Lent time the Bavararians ate beaver.
}
53. g5
{
Diadoco: you have tried the beaver?
}
53... b2
{
Squibber: Obce, in Taunus, in Lithuania.
}
54. g6
{
Diadoco: In Mexico also eat turtles, iguanas and snakes
}
54... b1=Q
{
Squibber: I never tried them.
}
55. Ke6
{
Diadoco: For a palate educated in the culinary Mexican culture are exquisite
}
55... Qh1
{
Squibber: I can believe it.
}
56. Nf5 Nb2
{
Squibber: Do you eat much lamb in Mexico?

}
57. Nd4+
{
Diadoco: yes, in mexico we eat a dish called barbecue. That is different from the BBQ USA. involves making a hole in the ground for putting on stones that are heated by burning wood. once the fire was extinguished, with hot stones buried lamb for several hours to cook. Formerly lamb with various spices and chili peppers, besides the special ingredient that is "leaves of Agave". The agave is a plant from which the raw material for two traditional Mexican alcoholic beverages the "pulque" and "tequila" is obtained. 
The BBQ beef lamb is exquisite. we eat it in tacos with tortillas along with salsa. Certainly stew is also hats, the brain and language, taste different and are greatly appreciated
}
57... Ke4
{
Squibber: I know a little bit about tequila and the rest sounds amazing, I would love to eat one one day.
}
58. Nf5
{
Diadoco: And as you cook the lamb
}
58... Qg2
{
Squibber: With mint sauce.
}
59. g7
{
Diadoco: Must be a delicacy
}
59... Qg4
{
Squibber: An English speciality.
}
60. Kf6 Qxf5+
{
Diadoco: and in Germany?
}
{
Squibber: unheard of
}
61. Ke7
{
Diadoco: Are you German citizen?
}
61... Qc8
{
Squibber: No.
}
62. Kf7
{
Squibber: But I voted today, I was allowed to as they were local elections.
}
62... Qf5+
{
Diadoco: Would represent an advantage for you to have the German citizenship?
}
{
Squibber: In some ways. I could vote in all elections and live here indefinately. I could also travel to Turkey without a visa.
}
63. Ke8
{
Diadoco: Are you interested in going to turkey?
}
63... Qg6+
{
Squibber: I have been there. I went to find Troy, from The Illiad from Homer, because I liked the book so much.
}
64. Kf8
{
Diadoco: the Iliad and the Odyssey are wonderful books that are projected as evidence of artistic creativity of man since the Bronze Age. You followed the steps of Heinrich Schliemann, in search of the treasure of King Priam. It must be wonderful walking trails that Achilles toured almost three millennia. Asia minor is a beautiful land and the scene of many of the first steps of civilization
}
64... Qf6+
{
Squibber: To be honest Gustavo I was not so interseted in Schliemann, only in history and my favourite book. Of course a lot of The Iliad is fiction but it is indeed based on fact. That makes it so interesting, have you read it? Some of the characters existed but Achilles was a legend. These books were the cornerstone from Western literature, so I had to have a look. 


}
65. Kg8
{
Diadoco: The interesting thing is that the characters pose propblemas the contemporary man still lives. The Iliad is a historical book that reflects the vision of a time, but it is universal because it reflects conditions of existence that are timeless.
}
65... Ke5
{
Squibber: Homer was an amazing author, who is your fabviurite character from The Iliad?
}
66. Kh8
{
Diadoco: the most prominent character in the Iliad is Achilles. but I identify more with Odysseus. each of the situations faced odiseo are evidence that the existence imposes on us every day, shown in allegorical fashion.
}
66... Ke4
{
Squibber: There is a wonderful statue of Achilles in Hyde Park In London, which I found by accident but like to visit. The strangest part of The Illiad is when his horse talks to him, an amazing conversation.

}
67. Kh7
{
Diadoco: It's amazing the impact of the Iliad throughout history. For example, Alexander the Great led an exemplary his adventure to conquer Asia. And constantly consulted his chapters as an inspiration. And there is historical evidence that had been visited where trojan. I also took a temple a helmet and a shield that according to tradition had belonged to Achilles.
}
67... Qg6+
{
Squibber: Just in case you don't remember Hera gave Achille's horse the gift of speech, for a short time. The horse told Achilles that he would die if he remained in Troy and Achilles answered "I know, but I don't hanve to hear that from a horse". Very stange passage I always thought.
}
68. Kxg6
{
Diadoco: Achilles always unconsciously seeks death, but glory. He knows he is doomed and that there will survive to Troy. But facing his fate with equanimity: Homer shows us that no mortal is invincible, despite their appearance of power.
}
68... c5
{
Squibber: He is aware that if he leaves Troy and goes home he will survive at the expense of glory and he decides to stay. Also your chilies arrived today, thanks for that. It is spring here but it is still too early to sow them as there can still be frosts for a few weeks yet. The other problem is that although we usually have some hot spells here the growing season is not hot enough for long enough. So it is hard to grow a bush and ripen your chillies in time. I will have a try though.
}
69. g8=Q
{
Diadoco: I hope chiles fruition. Here in Veracruz where I live, spring is in full swing. We have temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius. And those who have irrigated land planted their peppers. Hopefully you send seeds to adapt to climate change. You have 70 opportunities each variety. if you make previous experiments before planting all may find the way.
}
69... c4
{
Squibber: Perhaps I will have to try and start some in pots. Today was a fine day with maybe 15°C but we have had frosts the last couple of nights. On Tuesday afternoon it started to hail stone. Then there was loud thunder, then the hail turned to sleet, then the sleet turned to snow. It was cold and dark, so that I turned the lights on. The terrace plants are still living in their pots in the cellar. And my first daffodils have just opened.
}
70. Qh8
{
Diadoco: ou really live in a place with very severe weather
}
70... Nd1
{
Squibber: No Gustavo, you do. Here it is sometimes hot and sometimes cold but not often very hot or very cold. We sometimes get 35°C in summer but not for long. Here it has a temperature range but I would not call it extreme.It gets cold in winter sometimes, but not very cold for very long. I have so many seeds that I will send some to my friend next week, he is a chilli freak.
}
71. Qh1+
{
Diadoco: It's all a matter of perspective. As in never falling levels Veracruz or hail, others seem cold climates and people who travel to these lands suffer heat
}
71... Kd3
{
Squibber: I will try to get my chilles through.
}
72. Qxd1+
{
Diadoco: Good luck with your Chiles!
}
72... Kc3
{
Squibber: Thanks, have you ever read "Treasure Island"?
}
73. Qc1+
{
Diadoco: yes is a great book with an interesting story, where the characters have a depth that makes Ellen, BEYOND THE SIMPLE ACTION THAT TELLS.
}
73... Kb3
{
Squibber: I read it as a child and am now reading it with my daughter, I think it is a wonderful book. She has it as a present from her grandmother.
}
74. Qb2+ Kxb2
{
Diadoco: I read it as a child and am now reading it with my daughter, I think it is a wonderful book. She has it as a present from her grandmother.
}
{
Diadoco: I also I read in my childhood, but it is a book that has interest for adults too. Know the work of Juan Rulfo, Pedro Paramo particularly
}
{
Squibber: It is certainly a book for adults too. I don't know the books of the guys you spoke about but at the moment I have a lot on my plate. We have just scrapped our car. I think your last move was okay.
}
{
Squibber: I also posted some seeds to Baden Würtenburg to a chilli growing friend of mine, because what you sent me is more than I need. He has also a better climate there and better possibilities.
}
75. Kf5
{
Diadoco: So much the better, the more planting seeds diversify, the more likely that some will germinate and bear fruit later
}
75... c3
{
Squibber: Absolutely. Today I had a strange day. I fell through a roof but only 3m and remained only lightly scratched, by luck. Then I had to walk 3 miles very fast to play chess in the local league. It was the last game of the season. I felt pretty tired but managed to win and my team did too. It was one of the best games I have played for a long time OTB. We managed to overtake our opponents by half a board point. Tonight I drink a beer and tomorrow I will eat some chillies. Then I buy rabbits for my daughter and we will have a bar-b-que (but not her rabbits).
}
76. Ke4
{
Diadoco: It is very fortunate that you were not injured in the fall, I welcome that. Likewise I congratulate you on your success in the local chess. But I am intrigued that you had to walk three miles. where you live has problems of roads?
}
76... c2
{
Squibber: Not at all Jean Gustavo, it was the birthday of my father-in-law. My wife had stolen my car to go to his birthday, so I had to walk. 
}
77. Kd3
{
Diadoco: So I gather that your wife is German, and then makes sense to live in Germany. In my country when a foreigner marries a Mexican automatically receive citizenship.
}
77... c1=Q
{
Squibber: We are not actually married, I just call her that as we've been together for a long time.
}
78. Kd4 Kb3
{
Squibber: We say a commom-law-wife.
}
79. Ke4
{
Diadoco: I wish you a blissful union
}
79... Kc4
{
Squibber: It is not so smooth but it continues.
}
80. Ke5
{
Diadoco: In Veracruz are at temperatures above forty degrees. Already there have been more than ten grass fires. 2014 is going to be a hot year.
}
80... Qe3+
{
Squibber: On Thursday morning, just before 2am, the siren went off. I had to go because I am in the voluntary fire brigade. A plastic factory had caught fire. I have never seen a fire like it.  3 halls burnt down but we managed to save the production hall. It burnt until the afternoon. 230 fiemen were in action. I would send you a picture but I can not because my e-mail is not working correctly at the moment. Nobody was injured but the damage is in millions and the fire and smoke were massive.
 My advice to you is drink a very cold beer, eat a chili, play Stanley Random Chess and stay cool.
}
81. Kf5
{
Diadoco: I deeply regret that the fire is present, but I am glad that no one was hurt. fire is a terrifying experience that shows the great power of nature. I have had the experience of being present in several fires in the refinery where I work, and how helpless man is to fire. Respect your recommendation I have no objection and would only smile summary of a loved one.
}
81... Kd5
{
Squibber: Okay Jean Gustavo, now I am like am like an old pirate walking the plank.
}
82. Kf6 Qe5+ 83. Kg6
{
Diadoco: This rain forecasted for April 16 in Minatitlan, the city where I live. Traditionally rained until 3 May, the day of the "Holy Cross". And the day of San Isidro Labrador on 15 May presented a downpour. But now, the "time is crazy." Today was overcast and cooled, but join ell we were at 45 degrees celcius.
}
83... Ke6
{
Squibber: 45 is hot indeed.
}
84. Kh6
{
Diadoco: The heat is here wet, sweat covers one in a couple of minutes.
}
84... Kf7
{
Squibber: Okay, this looks like Good night Vienna.
}
85. Kh7 Qh5#
{
Diadoco: Thanks for the game was very entertaining and Elf Stanley tide changed her many times. Mostly the conversation was interesting and enjoyable. I hope your chillies fruitful and provide you great satisfaction. Warm greetings from Mexico.
}
{
Squibber: Thanks rfor the game. Well played ang good luck in the rest of the tournament.
}
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