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Sep-29-08 | | hoodrobin: <Ate> He was one of the most witty and still unselfish person. He understood chess and people. |
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Sep-29-08 | | theodor: dear relatives, I am a relatively new in the site, but I am feelling like a member of a big family, so you have my deep regrets for OUR loss! |
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Sep-29-08 | | MostlyAverageJoe: <Ate> My deepest condolences and sympathy. Your father was a great guy to interact with. His presence made this site a better place, and I am sure he had the sam effect on everyone else who knew him. He will be missed. |
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Sep-30-08 | | klangenfarben: <Ate>: My most profound condolences on your family's, and in a way our family's, loss. |
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Oct-03-08 | | lost in space: <Ate>, <Klangenfarben> told me about the destiny of your father. I am here to express my deep condolence. Rest in peace, <rinus> |
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Oct-06-08 | | schaaktrainer: Ate en familie,
van harte gecondoleerd!
Moge zijn spirit nog lang doorwerken.
Paul Grooten
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Oct-27-08 | | f54280: I just discovered today why rinus wasn't posting anymore in the main page. My deepest, sincere condolences. |
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Oct-30-08 | | edda zeitz: <ate>
I just read three days ago that your father passed away - suddenly and completely unexpected. I am very sorry to hear this shocking news und would like to express my deepest and sincere condolences.During the last year I exchanged a lot of messages with your father most of which were not related to the chessgame under way, but were kind of off-topic. If you look at the comments in the forum you can see that we don’t use our real names and normally don’t talk about age, profession, home country and place of living. I tried to find out why your father had chosen a mattenklopper as avatar and he tried to find out where I was from – and we played a funny hide and seek. Once I teased him and wrote (if I remember correctly) that we could meet in a restaurant called Le Vieux Jean, Heilige Geestkerkhof, or Van der Dussen, Bagjnhof – without mentioning the town’s name. But to my big surprise he answered that the city was Delft.
So I assume that he lived in this region or was well acquainted with it. (I really made a trip through the Netherlands some years ago and visited Delft to see the spot from which Jan Vermeer painted his view of the city which is on exhibition in Den Haag’s Mauritshuis. I stayed over night in Delft and remember it as a nice and charming town.) I will always remember your father as a witty writer and pleasant man with nice manners. |
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Dec-27-08 | | MarkThornton: <Ate> I have been away from the forum for a long time and have just read of your father's passing. He was a much respected member of this on-line community. I am very sorry to hear that he is no longer with us. |
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Jan-02-09 | | WhiteRook48: Rest in peace |
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May-10-09 | | zanshin: On May 1, 2009, rinus awards were given jointly to User: DanLanglois and User: zsoydd. From an initial pool of 14 awards, this leaves 12 available as of today. |
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Aug-19-09 | | zanshin: On August 17, 2009 (1st year after <rinus> passed), the award was given to User: DPLeo. This leaves 11 awards remaining available as of today. |
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Dec-23-09 | | zanshin: Today, two accounts were donated to the Santa fund. This leaves a balance of 9 awards available as of today. |
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Apr-17-10
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Apr-17-10 | | wordfunph: you will always be with us..thanks <rinus>! thanks to kind-hearted anonymous angels, <hms> <zan> <kutz> <others>.. |
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Apr-19-10 | | zanshin: With March 11 and April 6, 2010 donations (4 awards in total), the current number of awards available is 13. |
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Apr-22-10 | | zanshin: With the award for best book review given to User: MaxxLange today by User: ChessBookForum, the current number of rinus awards available is 12. |
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Jun-23-10 | | ounos: I didn't know rinus, I saw the name mentioned today. This was the last post of him, on the same day he passed away: <rinus: Although:
She was nifty, shifty; she looked about fifty!
I woulda run away, but I was on my own.
She told me, later, she was a machine-operator.
She said I like the way I held the microphone.
And then I said Hi., like a spider to a fly;
A-jump right ahead in my web. >
Does anyone else see poetic value in letting the curtains go down in such a cheerful and playful manner? |
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Jul-06-10 | | zanshin: <ounos: Does anyone else see poetic value in letting the curtains go down in such a cheerful and playful manner?> I have long noticed the poetic value of his final words. I never read a post from him that was angry or upsetting .. he was always helpful or joking. |
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Jul-06-10 | | zanshin: With the puzzle of the day rinus award going to User: patriot, the current number of rinus awards available is 11. |
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Sep-25-10 | | hms123: The count is now at 9 after awards to
User: izimbra and User: Garech for their work in the World Game vs WGM Pogonina. |
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Dec-05-10 | | hms123: Activate: DPLeo
Years: 1
New Count: 8
Activate: morfishine
Years: 1
New Count: 7 |
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Dec-05-10 | | hms123: It looks like the new count is now <9> thanks to <Bdellovibri>. |
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Aug-04-11 | | therealbenjinathan: http://content.yudu.com/A1t744/Ches... |
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Aug-10-11 | | hms123: Activate: isemeria
Years: 1
New Count: 8 |
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