Arrived late. 9.15 am when I’m supposed to reach there before 9am to confirm registration. My excuse was that I was setting up my page so that Twitter SMS could work 
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Arrived and saw that Fadli was already on the first floor waving to me. You can’t see it from this picture though. Hmmmm let me zoom in a bit ..
Nah… still quite blurry
Reached the place and saw that Encik Abdul Latiff keying the names of the participants. I wasn’t too late. Thank heavens!
Also thanks to Stonemaster Fadli for giving me a free entry to this tournament. They had problems with getting the power to work. There was no power points !!
So in the end there was a 2 hour delay before the first round started.
In the meantime I had this. Ok Ok.. I know in the past I had the “Say NO to Nasi Lemak” banner. Nasi Lemak is VERY UNHEALTHY. But since the banner is gone from this website, I think I can have Nasi Lemak again Once in a while ok lah…
Hmmm.. nice smell of food coming from downstairs. So you see I had to fill my stomach or else I’d be too distracted during the tournament
Sorry as the rest of the tournament I had no pictures because I was too busy keying the SMS to update this blog.
It is at times like these I miss my Nokia 7650. You see that old phone could interface with my wireless keyboard and typing on it was FAST!
Here it is in action with rubber band holding it to the infra-red keyboard.
Anybody know if there is a second hand 7650 around ?? I’m interested to buy one.
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Chess Money! : 19 April 2008 at 10:49 pm
[...] this is a ‘celebratory dinner’, I ordered the Ayam Tandoori with Tosai. After the oily nasi lemak I have this morning, I’m sure I’m going to get a major coronary [...]
none : 20 April 2008 at 5:29 pm
congrats gilachess for making 4th place! congrats sm for organizing such an interesting open air tourney!!
GilaChess : 21 April 2008 at 4:50 pm
Yeah. Not many such tournaments so it’s good to enter these ‘amateur’ tournaments when have the chance. Gives us patzer to pretend that we can play competent chess once in a while