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| Feb-15-08 | | whiteshark: Ich sollte einmal die Auflösungen der sich angehäuften Priobveleme (das korrigiere ich jetzt nicht) bekannt geben, morgen, vielleicht, wetterabhängig... :D |
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| Feb-21-08 | | whiteshark:
Von der gesellschaftlichen Bedingtheit privater Bilder beeindruckt erhofft <<Leonid Jarosch>>, die wichtigsten Momente des Modernismus zu stiften und ein ebenso verspieltes wie mysteriöses Skulpturenensemble als Epochenkennzeichnung zugänglich zu machen.
click for larger viewKünstlerisches Leitmotiv der konsumistischen Arbeit <# in 4 Zügen> ist die Thematisierung der Schönheit im Scheitern. |
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| Feb-21-08 | | myschkin: !Donnerwetter!
Nahe dran, doch gilt es noch so manches (hier) <<auszubuegeln>> ...
[m]ein klägliches Scheitern etwa!
"Beware of pickpockets nearly everywhere - beware of pickpockets worldwide" :) |
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| Feb-21-08 | | Calli: Was "Max" his nickname? In the book of the Vierte Kongress, Hamburg 1885, they list "Max Bier aus Hamburg" See Google books, page 16, http://books.google.com/books?id=Uy... |
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| Feb-23-08 | | whiteshark: 6,000 ! |
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| Feb-24-08 | | Calli: That only 6.000 in Europe. (8-|} |
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| Feb-24-08 | | whiteshark: Verdammte Interpunktion!
Macht aus einer Mücke einen Elephanten und umgekehrt. (:D} |
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| Feb-27-08 | | whiteshark: <Calli: Was "Max" his nickname?> I reckon so. |
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| Feb-27-08 | | whiteshark: Altona 1897: http://xoomer.alice.it/cserica/scac... (here again as 'Max') :D |
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| Mar-09-08 | | whiteshark: <Calli> These numbers really cut both ways. Maybe <6*999+6> is plainer ? and no <!> as it's the sign for <factorial>. :D |
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| May-20-08 | | myschkin: Huhu,
how come no person other than myself is here ?!?
HEUREKA! Finally <waissa> vanished into thin air! Well, time to hoax someone else I guess :) |
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| May-20-08 | | whiteshark: <myschkin> Actually I opened my forum at that time, so no need to roam around here anymore, and, unfortunately since then 'Le Bürgelmaschine' is solely covered over with rubbish from one 'artist'. :( |
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| May-20-08 | | myschkin: Your forum is put on a firmer footing. Looks impressive!
Ich werde mal reinschneien, morgen, vielleicht, .... *hatschu* ... diese Pollen :) |
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| Aug-20-08 | | whiteshark: <9823> for the annual records. |
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| Aug-20-08 | | whiteshark: Ab heute im Graduiertenkolleg am <Institut für Bierologie und Hektoliteratur>. |
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| Nov-09-11 | | lost in space: Hopen und Malz: Gott erhalt's! |
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| Jun-11-13 | | whiteshark: What a bluff: <Jever Fun> contains no alcohol: http://www.der-postillon.com/2008/1... |
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| Mar-02-14 | | whiteshark: <HolladieBierfee>, das erste Bier von Frauen für Frauen: http://www.holladiebierfee.de Das schreibt die Systempresse: http://www.welt.de/regionales/muenc... |
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| Mar-29-16 | | zanzibar: What criteria are used to select Martin over Max?
A quick scan of the contemporaneous literature does show both Martin and Max used, both in English and German. But I'm fairly confident saying that Max has the edge in terms of usage. Plus the BCM obituary used it, as do the big tournament books I've seen with his name listed, etc. etc. |
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| Jun-26-16 | | Chessist: Mr Bier wrote himself "Martin", as pointed out in an older Kaissiber issue (with reprint of his signature). |
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| Jan-22-17 | | Paarhufer: One day after Carlsen's big oversight (see Carlsen vs A Giri, 2017) it's time for a few more. Bier v Dr Jahr, Hamburg 1896.
1. e4 e5 2. ♘f3 ♘c6 3. ♗c4 ♘f6 4. ♘g5 d5 5. exd5 ♘a5 6. ♗b5+ c6 7. dxc6 bxc6 8. ♗e2 h6 9. ♘f3 e4 10. ♘e5 ♗d6 11. f4 ♕c7 12. d4 exd3 13. ♗xd3 ♗xe5 14. ♕e2 O-O 15. fxe5 ♖e8 16. ♗f4 (16.O-O!) 16... ♗g4 (16... ♘d5 17.♗g3 ♕b6) 17. ♕f2 ♖xe5+ 
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Here 18.♔f1 was necessary. Bier played instead 18.♗xe5?, which gives him a loosing position. 18... ♕xe5 19. ♔d2. This allows several nice wins. 
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One killer move is 19... ♕g5+! with a mating attack (20.♕e3 ♘e4+ 21.♗xe4 ♘c4+), another is 19... ♘c4+ 20.♗xc4 ♘e4+ with winning material advantage. But Jahr took that pawn on b2 (still  ). 19... ♕xb2 20.♘c3 ♖d8 (20... ♕b4!} 21.♕c5 ♘b7 22.♕e5. |
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| Jan-22-17 | | Paarhufer: 
click for larger view Things are not easy. One winning continuation is 22... ♘d6 threatening two deadly checks. Hence the white queen should move, say 23. ♕f4 ♘fe4+ 24.♘xe4 ♘c4++ 25.♔e1 and Black wins both rooks. Not working is a counteratack after 22... ♘d6: 23.♖hb1 ♘c4+ 24.♔e1 ♕xb1+ etc. Jahr however found 22... ♖d5?, after which he should have lost (23.♖ab1 or 23.♖hb1). Bier missed this and played 23.♕g3?, which allowed Black to continue the attack: 23... ♘c5 24.♖ab1 ♘fe4+ 0-1 |
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| Jul-12-17 | | zanzibar: Max is preferred over Martin.
I think the following indicates he might have been a banker from Hamburg: https://books.google.com/books?id=r..."max+bier"+hamburg&dq="max+bier"+hamburg&hl=en&sa=X . |
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| Feb-07-18 | | Chessist: Maybe there was a banker "Max Bier" in Hamburg who celebrated his eightieth birthday in June 1934 whereas the chessplayer "Martin Bier" was born two months earlier. |
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