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Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is a full-featured, Web-based, multilingual, tightly integrated, all-in-one wiki, CMS, and groupware. Tiki can be used to create all kinds of Web applications, sites, portals, knowledge bases, intranets, and extranets. Tiki offers a very large number of features "out-of-the-box". It is highly configurable and modular. All features are optional and administered via a Web-based interface. Major features include a robust wiki engine, news articles, discussion forums, newsletters, blogs, file and image galleries, bug and issue trackers, a link directory, polls/surveys and quizzes, FAQs, a banner management system, calendar, maps, mobile access, RSS feeds, a category system, tags, an advanced themeing engine (Smarty), spreadsheet, live support, shoutbox, inter-user messaging, menu generator, advanced permission system for users and groups, internal search engine, external authentication support, and more. It was formerly named TikiWiki.
Change Web Site Mode is a PHP class that can be used to switch the access to sites between test and production versions. Each Web site must have a copy of all files in the production server and in a test server. This class allows the user to switch between the two copies of the site without having to change the URL. It provides a GUI interface for switching between the test mode and production site. The test version may be run in the local machine or in another machine.
WaveMaker is a RAD development tool for Web and cloud apps, with more than double the monthly downloads of any other RAD tool. Its visual, drag, and drop tools flatten the Java learning curve by 92%, enabling any developer to build enterprise Web applications that deploy to a standard Java platform. The WYSIWYG studio creates standard Java applications with 98% less code, boosting developer productivity and quality without compromising flexibility. Applications are cloud-ready and include built-in support for multi-tenancy and elastic scaling.
deltasql is a tool to synchronize databases with source code, which helps to keep database evolution under control. While developing mid-sized or big applications, developers make changes to the data model that go along with changes to the source code. From time to time, branches of source code are done to stabilize the code that will go to production. A sort of data model branch is also needed. deltasql provides a simple way to collect all scripts that change the data model and means to handle data model branches. The deltasql server runs on Apache and is backed by MySQL.
BitNami DokuWiki Stack is an easy to use installer for DokuWiki, which is a standards-compliant, simple to use wiki mainly aimed at creating documentation of any kind. It is targeted at developer teams, workgroups, and small companies. It has a simple but powerful syntax that makes sure the data files remain readable outside the wiki and eases the creation of structured texts. All data is stored in plain text files; no database is required.
php ban and trap is a system that can be used for purposes ranging from a standalone ban system to a robot trap and automatic ban system. It has functions and features for administration control and form input validation. It is easy to integrate into object-oriented PHP classes. It features auto expiry control.
RedWolf is a security threat simulator that tests security system effectiveness. Its threat generation capabilities include email, IM, malware, P2P, social networking, VoIP, DDoS, and many more. The guiding philosophy is that by generating realistic scenarios in a wide variety of categories, an auditor or organization can assess the effectiveness of network defenses. The scenario suite allows one to verify compliance with PCI-DSS, Sarbanes-Oxley, or HIPAA controls. RedWolf helps identify data loss risks and provides expert recommendations concerning risk mitigation. It reports present findings, recommendations, best practices, and blocking guidance in a straightforward, easily readable format. RedWolf also acts as a 'Red Team' agent, running drills to measure the readiness of your operations staff.
CRET is a code review tool for reviewing and committing patches to a Subversion repository. It hooks into SVN's commit procedure and only performs the commit if the patch file has an "approved" status. When somebody wants to commit a patch file to an SVN repository, the patch file must first be added to CRET. The person committing must the select reviewers and enter an objective and title for the patch. This operation notifies the reviewers through email. A reviewer can add comments to a patch, approve it, or reject it. Comments are sent to the requestor via email. If a patch is approved, the requestor can commit the code. When the code is committed, email is sent to the requestor and reviewers for notification.
Extensions providing additional features for Dolphin's right click menu in KDE.
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In November 2010 the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services proposed a rule to amend the definition of Mechanized Claims Processing and Information Retrieval Systems to include systems used for eligibility determination, enrollment, and eligibility reporting activities. As a result all State Medicaid Management Information Systems will be required to meet defined standards and conditions in terms of timeliness, accuracy, efficiency and integrity by January of 2014. States that meet these requirements will qualify for enhanced federal matching rates – 90% of the development/deployment cost, and 75% of the cost going forward.
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Selena Travel Mongolia - top Mongolian tour company invites you to high quality Mongolia tours, China tours, Siberia tours & Asia tours. Selena Travel is run by Mongolia tourism professionals, who aspire to fulfill the clients' Mongolia travel dreams and are recognized internationally by winning several prestigious tourism awards such as... more
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Selena Travel takes part in the PATA Travel Mart 2006
29th PATA Travel Mart 2006, Hong Kong, 12-15 Sept.
Our managing director Ms. Nyamsuren G. and sales manager Ms. Zolzaya O. successfully presented the company and the country at the 29th PATA Travel Mart 2006 at Asia World-Expo center in Hong Kong on 12-15 Sep.
PATA Travel Mart is the premier travel mart in the Asia Pacific region and Selena Travel was the first Mongolian company to ever take part in it. PATA President and CEO Mr. Peter de Jong confirmed the official delegate numbers for PTM06. A total of 417 buyers (11% more than PTM05) representing 352 organizations from 54 global source markets have arrived at Hong Kong's Asia World-Expo for PTM06.
Our company representatives proved that Mongolia is an emerging travel destination of Asia Pacific and showed how Mongolian tourism has been developed and how well qualified Mongolian tourism professionals are.
PATA 2006-2007 Chairman Mr. Richard Beere said: "Today, as we open the doors on PATA Travel Mart 2006 in Hong Kong, I think we can all say 'Wow!'. "In terms of destinations and industry sectors covered, PTM is now the biggest travel trade show in Asia Pacific. "In fact, we believe the Mart has absolutely regained its status as the region's best travel contracting and networking show.
"Over the past three years, the Mart has continued to set new records for increasing levels of buyers, sellers and destinations represented."
Helping to drive this growth is the strong performance of Asia Pacific travel and tourism, which expanded by +7.6% international visitor arrivals (IVAs) in 2005. IVAs into and within Asia Pacific totaled 329.7 million in 2005, according to 'PATA Annual Statistical Report 2005 Summary & Extracts', which was launched today at the Mart.


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The fourth European project of the Réseau Art Nouveau Network "Art Nouveau & Ecology" plans a series of five historical labs aiming to share the knowledge at a European level. The free study days combines research, experience and know-how to reach professionals and Art Nouveau lovers.
Historical Lab 2
Tourism and the Preservation of Art Nouveau Heritage: a source for funding…a source of problems?, Barcelona, 4 June 2011
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|THIS HOUSE - NT Live
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|James Grahams biting, energetic and critically acclaimed new play strips politics down to the practical realities of those behind the scenes who roll up their sleeves, and on occasion bend the rules, to maneuver a diverse and conflicting chorus of MPs within the Mother of all Parliaments. Its 1974 and the corridors of Westminster ring with the sound of infighting and backbiting as Britains political parties battle to change the future of the nation, whatever it takes. In this hung parliament, the ruling party holds on by a thread as ageold traditions and allegiances are thrown aside in the struggle for power.
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The Critical Diversify Or Die: Move Into MPS
This office supply company's foray into managed print services (MPS) brought in a new, multimillion-dollar, recurring revenue stream that's offsetting its shrinking office products business and positioned it for growth.
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As a reseller, what's keeping you from implementing a successful service renewal program with your customers? Most likely it's a data issue — whether it's data that hasn't been collected, data that's not meaningful, data that's trapped in an information silo or data that's simply outdated. The reality is, keeping a handle on your customer data is the most important and time-efficient way to drive an effective service renewal initiative.
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The 1.5 million registered nonprofits in the US can be a rewarding vertical for MSPs to explore in their market. With some research and planning, nonprofits can be a satisfying and profitable addition to your client roster. Working with nonprofits devoted to solving today's substantial issues can engage the hearts of your employees, boost your reputation with current clients and elevate your standing within your community.
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Remember when you first got your CRM? Everything seemed so promising — a single oracle of truth you could turn to for updates on everything going on with your client accounts. For many, though, CRMs stopped being a helpful friend and instead became a burden requiring constant updates and double entry and giving precious little back in return.
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Using the Caro-Kann, Veselin Topalov drew Gata Kamsky today in the Challenger's Match to retain his one-point lead: 3¬?-2¬?. The Bulgarian is one win away from his second world championship match.
The Kamsky-Topalov World Championship Semi-Final Match takes place February 16th to 28th in the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, Bulgaria. The Challenger's Match consists of eight games and possible tie-breaks and has a prize find of US $250,000 which will be shared equally by the players. The winner qualifies for a World Championship Match against Viswanathan Anand.
Game 6
This time Topalov decided to say goodbye to the Black side of the Ruy Lopez, and instead go for the Caro-Kann. It cannot have been a surprise for the Kamsky team, since Topalov has played this opening several times lately. Since his comeback, Kamsky had only played against 1...c6 four times, chosing the Advance Variation in three of them. Last year against Postny at the European Club Cup in Greece, he played the line with 4.Nd2 and 5.Nb3 but today he chose the even more solid 4.Nf3.
White developed his pieces most naturally and Black decided to trade his queen's bishop before anything else, which is not a strange concept in such structures. In this position the bonus is that if frees the f5 square for the knight, but instead of playing it there at once, as was done in several games before, Topalov first played 11...g6 which was the theoretical novelty.
It didn't look too convincing and Kamsky showed why, with the strong plan of c4 and taking on d5, which gave White the possibility of winning some more time on development with 14.Bc5. However, he probably should have followed up with a move in the same spirit, which was 15.Rc1. White does seem to have a slight edge there.
In the game, 15...Rc8! solved all of Black's problems tactically and the position was about equal from there. On move 43, just after the first time control, the players agreed to a draw.
Next Thursday is Topalov's last White game. There's a good chance he will try to decide the match immediately, to prevent a tense last Black game. Even a cool guy like Leko didn't survive the psychological pressure in a similar situation...
Kamsky-Topalov: the solid Caro-Kann was enough for a draw today
Photos © Ivan Stoimenov - courtesy of the official website
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Completely agree! The information is very good and the forum makes the difference.
That said, I'm still hoping someone explained me exactly how one does to assure the posting of his texts, because they're simply lost sometimes (even if "not so long - non offensive - and no links").
Other times they'd show up, but with hours of delay, and with not even a note regarding some posible "moderation"!
If a post doesn't show immediately, it is (almost by definition) under moderation. Patience is the only thing left in such cases.
Something else ... now it is my turn to complain (or at least to be puzzled) about FIDE's coverage of the event.
This site (scroll up, then look at the right) mentions three articles on the FIDE website:
"Kamsky blunders and loses fifth game" - that's exactly the same title as Chessvibes' report. But I cannot (no longer?) verify if it was copy-pasted ... because the link doesn't work any more !!?
"Topalov-Kamsky 3.5-2.5 after game 6 - the "article" does not mention anything else but the score, and recommends live coverage by Chessdom
"Topalov wins convincingly game 5" - quite a contradiction to the earlier title!? No source or author is given, the article does not appear as such on Chessdom (or I couldn't find it) but somehow (at least to me) "it sounds very Bulgarian", already the title "Kamsky couldn't stand the pressure".
What's this?? FIDE, which is supposed to be neutral, first seems to take over independent (Dutch) coverage of the event [if my hypothesis is correct] and then changes its mind and uses a Bulgarian source. At the very least, they should give both sides of the medal ... .
Maybe the truth is somewhere in between, Topalov kept pushing in a += position, until Kamsky was blundering in an objectively still almost equal, but "blunder-prone" situation.
Isn't it really the case that we don't really know what the law is because it's never been tested? Hence we have a situation where sites are both tempted to broadcast live (because there may be no legal force to any contractual restrictions) and yet cautious about doing it (because they can't be sure about that). We really don't know.
To be honest it reminds me a little of the situation eighty years ago when English football fixtures were deemed copyright which meant the pools companies were obliged to pay a little money to the Football League in order to print them in advance. Even now this judgement has an effect and websites can't just list forthcoming fixtures for the season willy-nilly, something a t of people aren't aware of. At the time the judgement surprised many but it did at least establish something. In the case of these moves I don't think anything is yet established since live simultaneous transmission of moves is essentially quite new. So which side of the football analogy actualy apllies - we can't be sur.
I'm inclined to think that "me" might be right about sponsors, though. They're going to want there to be a premium site to which people are directed, just as whoever places advertising at half-time in a football match wants to know that people watching the match are going to watch a particular channel.
"I don't know what's going on lately on ChessVibes, otherwise a lovely chess site, but apparently there's an increasingly large number of comments that are just spam, public fights between users or simply this kind of statements repeated ad nauseam on every single thread."
Well RICARDO, I don¬¥t think you can see any of that in the articles. I think it¬¥s a very good thing that Chessvibes has a forum, there you can comment on your impressions, or even easily report a mistake in the article. This doesn¬¥t happen in very important chess sites such as Chessbase, and believe me there ARE important mistakes there sometimes. The forum is one of the reasons why I follow this site, it¬¥s just that the people gathered here are very different people with different opinions and characters that sometimes clash. If the neverending comments make you bored just don¬¥t read them! D?©jalos que se maten entre ellos y a otra cosa, mariposa ;)
Secondly, I think the reason ChessBase decided not to cover it, was not because they are afraid of lawsuits, (they would win it) but because they care about having a good relationship with an organiser such as the Bulgarians. They could eventually risk getting locked out of future Bulgarian events, but surely they would not risk losing a lawsuit.
5 years 1 month ago
Chess moves are facts so broadcasting them is just reporting news.
So 'me' please stop posting your unfounded garbage until you have found the law applicable to chessbase that would forbid the broadcasting. Repeating your unfounded opinion is a waste of everybody's time.
Besides it is not unfair to the sponsors because it was a well known fact before the sponsor contracts were signed that broadcasting is 1) legal and 2) widespread. They could have known a third party was going to broadcast this match.
In Istanbul a few years back, during the European Championship, the Turkish organisers put up a similar note claiming ICC violated broadcasting rights and they also threatened a lawsuit. ICC ignored the warnings and continued to broadcast. I suppose they realised that such a case wouldn't last very long, in any court.
5 years 1 month ago
I come home late... C at icc that Carlsen won from Anand!!!
HUGE NEWS! i want to read the news on chessvibes (first site where i wanted to get more info)..
And what do they present about this amazing victory??///.................
Chessvibes... your running the best chesssite in the world.. Your readers get spoiled and want more and more and more. so give us info!
As far as I heard chessbase did not ask the Bulgarian organizers about the permission, maybe ICC did so they can transmit the games.
me: No, you are wrong. More people watching the game on the chess servers, will lead to more interest in the event, and more people visiting the official site, generating more interest in the sponsor. I would think the sponsor wants as many people as possible coming to the site, and less people watching on the servers will just be bad.
You just can not legally prevent someone, for example a person at the site, in the playing hall, of an event like Kamsky-Topalov from letting the world know that 1.e4 has been played. How do you intend to do that? The current position IS just a game score, just like 2-2 is. The result is NOT copyrighted.
The better official web coverage of a chess event, the more interest the event will have, generating more income for the sponsors.
@pete: I don't see any reason why I should be forced to watch a chess game on a website. That just sucks. I like to be able to follow multiple games at once, have my favorite engine assess the position of each game on the spot, explore specific lines by simply moving the pieces, follow discussions and chat in various dedicated channels (kibitzers, general, French, etc), and last but not least I like to follow the live analysis from a strong GM like Yasser Seirawan whenever available (and I don't mean just the audio, I mean with all the variations at hand, and highlighted squares and ideas). Websites don't do that. ICC and Playchess are popular chess servers for a reason.
By the way, I didn't like the Phoibos system during the WC match between Kramnik and Anand. It felt like a horrible downgrade from what Playchess usually offers (all it had was multiple video and audio streams, which is nice, but unfortunately none of the other features I mention above).
As to going to ICC, I already have an account on Playchess, and that should be enough for a chess fan. Do we really want as a future for chess to have some events exclusively covered by ICC, and some others exclusively covered by Chessbase, with lawyers running around to make sure that offending website are shut down? It'Äôs quite clear that as long as his prot?©g?© can get another chance at the WC title, Danailov doesn'Äôt care one bit if he destroys chess in the process, but I certainly hope other organizers of tournaments won'Äôt follow this self destructive path.
@me: Are you actually saying that all Chessbase had to do was either ask kindly for permission or delay their broadcast by a few seconds? I might very well have said something stupid above, but you seem certainly up to the challenge.
"How does ICC transmit the moves then?"
I have no idea. Maybe they asked for a permission?
"Could you kindly quote the Bulgarian, EU or International law that makes chessbase's coverage illegal?"
I have no idea, I'm not a lawyer. However there most likely is such a law, or do you think ChessBase would stop transmiting just like that?
Yesterday while I was watching the Linares games, one of the user asked why they soped transmiting the Sofia match and Frederic responded that t is because of Bulgarian organizers. Then some other user said that moves are not copyrightable and that they aren't doing anything ilegal and Frederic said something I don't buy. He said that there is nothing illegal but that they just don't want to spent weeks on the courts because of that.
I don't buy this explanation. There is such a law, I'm sure of it.
"I have no idea, I'm not a lawyer . . . There is such a law, I'm sure of it."
You'd make a great lawyer :)
What part you guys don't understand?
The Bulgarian organizers invested money in this match and it's official site. And now instead of people visiting the official site, they are following the match elsewhere. This deprives companies who sponsored this match of the public attention. they don't see their adds and stuff. So they are less likely to sponsor another chess event again. So yes, there is material loss also.
And since I hear this stupid "it's like the scoreline of a football match" over and over. It's not the same! It's nothing like that. Let me explain so that you will understand. If some site just reports minute by minute reports of the action on the footbal pitch (cards, opportunities, shoots on goal, score, etc) it is VERY different if the viewer would be able to see the game live (or on TV). If you get all the moves from the chess game, then you get ALL the information as the spectators that are actually there. So giving all the moves is like making an unauthorized broadcast of a footbal game on TV. So giving a score-line of a footbal match would be in chess, like if they would only give a computer evaluation of a chess game (without the moves). That would be equal. You would know who is better (like you know with footbal scorecard) but you wouldn't know what is actually going on. Get it. This is the diference.
P.S.: I said that I'm not a lawyer and neither do I care to investigate if the re is such a law or not, but Frederic's response made me believe that it is such a law. I would be surprised if there wouldn't be. They ignored the warnings for the first four games, but then probably received a heavy legal note from the Bulgarian organizers and decided not to risk anything and ceased to broadcast the match.
5 years 1 month ago
@ Peter Doggers on 25 February 2009 20:19 PM:
Now that is funny, Peter, that YOU are complaining about copypasting from ChessVibes. You yourself have been violating copyright since the start of your website. Stop stealing photos or one day the ChessVibes game is over.
"They were taking the moves from the official site in REAL TIME. And that my friend IS piracy."
Could you kindly quote the Bulgarian, EU or International law that makes chessbase's coverage illegal? Thanks.
5 years 1 month ago
How does ICC transmit the moves then? Apparently they are not doing anything illegal as opposed to Playchess.com. Just wondering what initiated all this fuss.
5 years 1 month ago
@me: "It was ChessBase who was robbing."
There we go yet again. You keep going on and on with that whole "Chessbase was robbing" even though it's not at all clear, to say the least, that there's anything behind your legal claims. On the other hand, accusing Chessbase of robbing does have clear legal consequences.
I don't know what's going on lately on ChessVibes, otherwise a lovely chess site, but apparently there's an increasingly large number of comments that are just spam, public fights between users or simply this kind of statements repeated ad nauseam on every single thread.
Remco Gerlich
5 years 1 month ago
Here we go again. Moves of chess games actuallly played are FACTS, therefore there is no copyright on them. It doesn't matter that the organization "reserves" these rights, since they cannot reserve something they do not own in the first place.
It's impossible to pirate chess moves, they're free for all. Like the scoreline of a football match.
5 years 1 month ago
Looks like Vishy Anand is getting a sore backside at linares. First he received a sound thrashing from Aronian. Second he received another sound thrashing from Carlsen. Are his gray cells dying out faster than expected? How can he play Topalov? He will be creamed so bad he'll require a brain transplant operation after its over.
hehe loselips c'mon, I am a die hard Topa fan, but don't make the mistake thinking Vishy is out of the game because of two losses .... I am sure that from 2007 on there is nothing more important for him than keeping the world championship title, he had won so many tournaments in the past that this cannot be a strong motivation force any more. But being a world champion is new for him and he hasn't got much time to enjoy it hence this will be top priority in the future ;)
5 years 1 month ago
dude, check the text under the photo, it says:
Photos © Ivan Stoimenov - courtesy of the official website
So please not falsely accuse Peter or Chessvibes, who bring so much joy to so many chess fans.
"Robbing one of the two biggest chess sites of the possibility to cover your event is a sign of stupidity."
It was ChessBase who was robbing. What if the organizers decided to shut down the official site, or just to not show the games live? How would ChessBase broadcast the games then, huh? They couldn't. And that goes for all others too. I don't think anybody have their own staff their who is in charge of the transmition. They all rely on the official site. They have a software that transmits the moves from official site to playchess in real time (not with delay). And they do it without asking anybody. That's piracy.
They are robbing the organizers (and their sponsors) because people watch the games on playchess and they don't visit the official site at all (most even don't know that it exists). It's the same with all broadcasted games. Do you think that they would be able to transmit games from Linares if there wouldn't be an official site with games???
If you are transmiting the games, at least have the decency to ask. I'm sure they would allow it, like they are allowing it to ICC, ChessOK and others.
And about the argument that moves are not copyrightable and what if someone would see the moves and call somebody to tell him/her, and then they would transmit it. Fine, let them do that. But that is not what it is happening. They were taking the moves from the official site in REAL TIME. And that my friend IS piracy.
5 years 1 month ago
You can still follow the match at ICC, trial membership is free and they have live commentary.
5 years 1 month ago
Robbing one of the two biggest chess sites of the possibility to cover your event is a sign of stupidity. Many people will react like Guillaume and that only hurts the match they were trying to promote.
Thats the most stupid reason why not to follow a match, I have ever seen.
And by the way: The match is far from private.
I don't agree with that Guillaume, you can still follow the match via the main site, at Susan Polgar's blog or at chessdom. I am not a member of ICC, but I heard they transmit it too.
Pointless or not the match is a fact and whether we like it or not it will determine who the world champinship contender will be, everybody who is interested in chess should also be interested in that as well ;).
@ chess.watcher
I know that accusing is very fashionable these days, but when you don't know what you're talking about, it doesn't make too much sense. We always ask (and almost always receive) permission for using photos. Since many people who accuse without having proof also often have difficulty believing the truth, I'll copypaste (again in good style) the email exchange with the Sofia Press Center:
from ChessVibes | Peter Doggers
to email@example.com
date 17 February 2009 17:04
subject photos
Dear Mrs Dimitrova,
I have a question - can we use a few photos for our coverage of the
match? Of course we will put the name of the photographer and a link
to the official website in the article.
Best wishes,
Peter Doggers
from email@example.com
to ChessVibes | Peter Doggers
date 18 February 2009 13:50
subject Re: photos
Dear Mrs. Doggers,
you have a permission from the technical staff to use our photos.
Best regards
Leyla Dimitrova
interesting game .... Kamsy's biggest problem in it was once again the clock. The caro-kann isn't bad, but I don't think it gives much winning chances, especially against a strong oponent ..... I was hoping for a sicilian, but to no avail.
I'll root for Topa on Thursday, hope he can decide it then.
I lost interest in this match when they decided to forbid us to follow it on Playchess. It was already hard to root for a match that has no reason to be, but now that it has become a private matter it becomes even more pointless.
So, if they made propaganda for Topalov, you can agree with me that they´re not working very efficiently as the International Chess Federation, one and objective, that they should be? :) Anyway I was criticizing more the fact that they can´t even get a single person to write the articles for the site, quite pathetic IMO
Thanks Peter, that clarifies part of the story ... . It is your decision, and I accept and understand it - but in the present situation I would have preferred if you had allowed to use your text. Of course you can and should then insist on a disclaimer "by Chessvibes(NL), reprinted with permission".
Why do I think so? Your site may well be the only widely available neutral one covering the event - with "widely available" I exclude Russian ones [of no use if one cannot read Russian, and I guess I am not the only chess follower who has this problem ,:)]. Several other sites are American. Actually during her live coverage, Susan Polgar was criticized by a few bloggers for favoring Kamsky (not surprising and perfectly OK in my opinion). And Chessbase is accused by some of being anti-Topalov - not true and unfair in my opinion, but I respect the one by other people.
"apparently there's still a missing link now somewhere"
"Somewhere" is Chessvibes ,:). I do not know how your "link service" exactly works, but I know that I appreciate it - I can use this site as an entry point and go elsewhere if they have something new. The service may be automatic (search engine type) or human (someone from the Chessvibes team checking manually from time to time). The second is suggested by the fact that you occasionally have difficulties "catching up" with Susan Polgar's site, she can post as many as ~10 new items in an hour (also mostly Copy-Paste) ,:).
In either case, one cannot expect that machine or man regularly double-checks if the links still work ... so in conclusion, once again thanks for the service (no need to read anything else between the lines).
Finally @ChessGirl: While your post is clearly ironic, in the present case FIDE made quite efficient propaganda for Topalov - but that is not at all their role!!
Indeed, Thomas. I can explain how this came about. As you probably have seen. FIDE has been copypasting lots of content from other sites, for several months now. They have a new content manager but he doesn't write too much himself. For the fifth match game he had used a full text from ChessVibes (and notified us), which we could not accept. We asked him to remove it and he did, but apparently there's still a missing link now somewhere. And apparently Chessdom doesn't mind that their texts are being used at the FIDE website.
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The Democratic Peace is Not Democratic: On Behalf of Rawls's Decent Societies.
Hello everyone, The democratic peace is secured not simply (if at all) through explicitly democratic institutions as such, but through a number of social and political norms and institutions commonly associated with democracies. In The Law of Peoples, John Rawls … Continue reading
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My final morning in beautiful Denmark had arrived. Two thoughts were on my mind when I awoke: 1. An amazing vegan breakfast and 2. the interesting sights along the way to the metro.
A few, additional vegan spots were unable to fit into my itinerary during my four day trip. Apparently there is a vegan bakery in Copenhagen that offers Danish pastries. It is called "Natural Bakery"(Frederiksborggade 29) near the Central Train Station. Though the website appeared to be down, the bakery itself may sill be open.
Copenhagen also is home to a few health food shops that sell soy ice cream, vegan cheese, and vegan chocolates. One such shop is "Natur and Sundhed Helsekost" (Norrebrogade 57, 2200 N, Norrebro ). During summer months, IsoBar(Havnegade 51 (at Nyhavn) offers vegan sorbet in their ice cream shop. "Eco Ego" (Eco Ego) is a green boutique that sells clothing and accessories.
My bags were packed and ready to check out of the hostel. As I started walking to the restaurant for breakfast/brunch, my eyes gazed upon the intricately carved war monument in the town square.
As I walked further towards the metro, the beautifully colored buildings made a lasting impression on me.
For breakfast/brunch, I decided upon Kalaset(Kalaset ). The locals refer to this restaurant as the BEST brunch in all of Copenhagen! My reason for dining there was the fact that they are known for offering a superb vegan breakfast!
My vegan breakfast plate consisted of homemade vegan "nutella" on toast with fruit jams, potatoes, hummus, olive tapenade, stewed tomatoes, falafel, fruit vegan yogurt with granola, and salad. It was absolutely delicious! I HIGHLY recommend this restaurant to any vegan travelers!
After breakfast, it was time for a quick jaunt to the metro subway for my ride back to the airport. Before my flight arrived, I had to find a vegan-friendly restaurant at the airport for my lunch. Fortunately, an Asian restaurant named "Yam Yam" offered a steamed veggie and tofu dish without any fish sauce. The meal came with rice and a plate of steamed veggies(greens, corn, onions, carrots, squash) and tofu. The hot meal was tasty, filling, and perfect for a winter day!
My Lufthansa airline flight offered a VGML vegan dinner meal. It was a flavorful potatoes and vegetable entree with crumbled tofu and tomato sauce. A wonderful vegan spread was the perfect condiment to the vegan bread roll. A small salad with vegan dressing and mixed fruit accompanied the main course.
Lufthansa offered a vegan breakfast item also. My meal was the VGML vegan breakfast sandwich, with a date bar as a snack. It was really good!
My vacation had now come to an end. I arrived back home in the USA with wonderful memories of Denmark's palaces, castles, colorful waterfront architecture, H.C. Andersen fairytale landmarks, and yummy vegan meals!


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