Around 1802, the first chess club in New York City appeared. The club soon dissolved.
In 1803, the New York Chess Club was formed. It disbanded in 1804 and re-formed in 1821 with its president being J. T. Watson.
In 1811, Henry Vethake defeated John R. Livingston on board ship in the Hudson River off of New York City (+1-0=0).
In 1821, the New York Chess Club was re-formed, with weekly meetings. The club met at Morse's Coffee House on 31 Park St in Manhattan.
In April 1826, Johann Maelzel's (1772-1838) automaton, the Turk, was being displayed in New York City.
In 1835, Mr. Saunders opened a chess divan in Broadway, near Maiden Lane, in New York City. It lasted until 1837.
In 1835, Bassford's Chess Rooms (established by Thomas Bassford) on Ann Street in New York City was formed. It was later named Bassford's Billiard & Chess Rooms. It was located next to Mr. Phineas T. Barnum's museum at 218 Broadway in New York City. A fire burned down Barnum's museum and Bassford's Room in July, 1865.
In 1839, the New York Chess Club was formed by James Thompson (1804-1870) and Col Charles Dillingham Mead (1812-1876). They held their meetings at the Carlton House.
In 1843, the first known chess tournament in the USA was held in Manhattan. It was a local event.
In 1843, Eugene Rousseau (1810-1870) defeated John Schulten (1821-1875) in a match in New York (+13-8=0).
In February, 1844, Charles Stanley (1819-1901) defeated John Schulten in a match in New York City (+11-9=5).
From February through April 1853, an 8-player knockout tournament was held at the New York Chess Club. The winner was James Thompson.
In October 1855, the Brooklyn Chess Club was established at Montague Hall in Brooklyn. Its first president was Thomas Nichols.
In 1856, Napoleon Marache (1818-1875) won the championship of the New York Chess Club.
In 1857, the New York Chess Club was located on 19 East 12th Street in New York City.
From October 6 to November 10, 1857, the First American Chess Congress was held in New York City. The congress was originally slated to be held at the New York Chess Club, but it proved too small. The event was held at the Descombes' Rooms (a corset shop) at 764 Broadway, between 9th and 9th Streets. The tournament was won by Paul Morphy (1837-1884).
In 1858, the Brooklyn Chess Club at 280 Fulton Street in Brooklyn, New York was founded. It was later headquartered in Bassford's Billiard Rooms at the corner of Court and Remsen streets in Brooklyn.
In the spring of 1859, there was the Morphy Chess Rooms (also called the Morphy Chess and Billiard Room) in New York City, on the southeastern corner of Broadway and 4th Street.
In 1859, the Union Chess Club was formed in New York and composed mostly of German chess players. It was located at 274 Grand Street in New York.
In 1859, Paul Morphy returned from Europe to New York City.
In January-February, 1867, George Mackenzie (1837-1891) won a tournament at the New York Chess Club.
In December 1868, a chess match between George Mackenzie and Charles Stanley was played at the Maltby House in New York City. This was a hotel located at 21 Great Jones Street near Broadway.
In 1868, the first Cafe Europa Tournament was held with 48 contestants. It was played at the Europa Chess Rooms, 16 Division Street in New York City. The club lasted until 1872.
In 1869, the New York Chess Club was re-formed.
In August, 1869, George Mackenzie won a chess tournament held at the Europa Chess Rooms in New York.
In 1869, the Brooklyn Chess was founded. The club's original headquarters was located at 315 Washington Avenue.
In 1870, there was a chess club located at the Cafe International at 294 Bowery, New York City.
In 1870, Captain George Mackenzie won the Brooklyn Chess Club tournament.
In 1872, the Cosmopolitan Chess Club was formed at the Cafe Cosmopolitan, then the Cosmopolitan Hotel, in New York City. It was founded at 1½ 2nd Avenue in New York City.
In November 1875, the Philidor Chess Club was formed at 61-73 Meserole Street (corner of Meserole and Lorimer Streets) in Brooklyn.
In August, 1876, George Mackenzie won the Cafe International Tournament, held in New York City.
In September-October, 1876, James Mason (1849-1905) won the Clipper Tournament in New York City.
In 1876, the main New York City chess clubs were the New York Chess Club (Cafe Cosmopolitan, 1 ½ Second Ave), Cafe International (294 Broadway), Turner Hall Chess Club (Mercantile Building, Montague Street), and the Philidor Chess Club (212 Graham Ave, Williamsburg).
In the summer of 1877 chess players met at the German cafe, Cafe Logeling, 49 Bowery Street (between Bayard and Canal Streets) in lower Manhattan. Mr. C. W. Logeling was a chess enthusiast and eventually built a room over the garden in the back of the cafe for chess. This became the Manhattan Chess Club.
On November 24, 1877, it was decided to from a Chess Club at the Cafe Logeling. There was some discussion as to whether it would be called the Metropolitan Chess Club, the Morphy Chess Club, or the Manhattan Chess Club.
On December 1, 1877, the first regular meeting at the Manhattan Chess Club was held. There were 37 members at the time. Dues were $4 per year (equivalent to $90 in today's money in 2016).
In 1878, the Danites Chess Club was formed in Brooklyn. It was later absorbed by the Brooklyn Chess Club.
In January, 1880, George Mackenzie won the 5th American Chess Congress, held at the Union Square Billiard Room (where the first professional billiards tournament was held in 1860) in New York City.
In 1882, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to 110 East Fourteenth Street.
In 1883, there was the first City Chess Club tournament.
In 1883, Wilhelm (changed to William in 1888) Steinitz (1836-1900) moved to New York City.
In May 1883, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to 104 East 14th Street, opposite Steinway Hall.
In 1884, the New York Chess Club was located at 1 ½ Second Street (near Houston St.).
In 1884, chess was played at the Turn Verein Chess Club located at 66 and 68 East 4th Street, New York City.
In 1884, he Telegraphers' Chess Club was located in the Western Union Building in New York City.
In 1884, the Paul Morphy Chess Association met at 427 Gates Avenue.
In May 1884, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to 22 East 17th Street.
In 1885, Ajeeb, the automaton, was at the Eden Musee (between 5th and 6th Avenues) in New York City.
In 1885, Wilhelm Steinitz lived at 986 Fulton Ave, Brooklyn.
In April 1886, Steinitz defeated all 19 players at the Danites Chess Club, Brooklyn.
In 1886, part of the world chess championship match between William Steinitz and Johannes Zukertort (1842-1888) was played in New York City. The beginning of the match was played at the Dancing Academy in Cartier's Hall at No. 80 5th Avenue and Ninth Street in Manhattan. Admission fee was $1 a day. In New York, Zukertort won 4 games and Steinitz won one game, before moving on to St. Louis. Steinitz won the match (10 wins, 5 losses, 5 draws) and $4,000 (over $100,000 in today's currency).
In 1886, Eugene Delmar (1841-1909) won the New York Chess Club Tourney.
In October 1886, the Brooklyn Chess Club was organized, located at 198 Montague Street, Brooklyn.
In 1887, a new chess club met at the Cafe Cosmopolitan at 1 Second Avenue, Manhattan.
In May 1887, the Columbia Chess Club was formed at Columbia College in New York. It met at their rooms at No. 1 Second Avenue.
In 1888, the Jeffersonian Chess Club was formed at 101 West 10th Street in New York City.
In 1888, there were at least 12 chess clubs in New York City. The Manhattan CC was at 22 East 17th St. The Columbia CC was at 1 2nd Ave. The New York CC was at 49 Bowery. The Jeffersonian CC was at 101 West 10th St. The La Bourdonnais CC was at Columbia College. The Turn Verein Schach Club (Turnverein Chess Club) was at 66 East 4th St. The Telegraphers' CC was at the Western Union Building, room 57, New York. The Brooklyn CC was at 315 Washington St in Brooklyn. The Philidor CC was at the corner of Meserole and Lorianer Streets in Brooklyn.
In 1888, the Brooklyn Chess Club moved to rooms over the old post office on Washington Street. It then moved to 201 Montague Street.
In May 1889, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to 22 West 27th Street in New York City.
In 1889, Mikhail Chigorin (1850-1908) and Max Weiss (1857-1927) tied for 1st place at an international tournament held in New York City.
In 1890, the Harlem Chess Club disbanded. It was located at 177 East 114th St, New York City.
In 1890, the Columbia Chess and Checker Club was active. It folded on March 14, 1891.
In 1890, the Staten Island Chess Club was formed. It is located at the Holy Child Forum in Staten Island.
In March 1891, the New York Harlem and Columbia Chess Clubs merged at the City Chess Club. The new club would soon have 200 members. Dr. Jentz was its president. Sam Loyd (1841-1911) was its vice-president.
In 1891, the City Chess Club was formed in New York City. It was located at the Cafe Boulevard, 156 2nd Avenue, Manhattan.
In 1891, the New York Chess Club closed. It merged to form the City Chess Club.
In March 1892, the Evans Chess Club at 1485 Broadway in Brooklyn was established.
In 1892, the Brooklyn Chess Club moved to 201 Montague Street.
In 1892, the Philidor Chess Club was located at 490 Broadway, Brooklyn.
On May 1, 1892, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to 105 East 22nd Street, occupying 5 rooms on the 7th floor of the United Charities Building. A restaurant and a caterer were installed. The Club remained here for 13 years.
In 1894, there was the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) Chess and Checkers Club at 502 Fulton St in Brooklyn.
In January, 1894, the Women's Chess Club was formed in New York City by Eliza Campbell Foot, a New York socialite. It lasted until 1949. It was located at 29 East 29th Street and also met at Carnegie Hall. It started with 60 women members.
In 1894, there was the second city chess club tournament.
In 1894, the New York Chess Club was established.
In June 1894, the Metropolitan Chess Club was established. It was located at the Central Opera House, East 67th Street.
In 1894, the Caxton Chess Club was organized at the Elephant Club, 1411 Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
In 1894, the Turnverein (Turn Verein) Chess Club was located on Fourth Street, New York City.
In 1895, the Women's Chess Club in New York City was incorporated. It was headquartered at the Martha Washington Hotel until 1920.
In 1896, the Damiano Chess Club was formed at the College of the City of New York.
In 1897, the Bishop's Chess Club was organized in Brooklyn, located at 381 Lewis Avenue.
In 1897, the Sphinx Chess Club, formed by graduates of the Boys High School, was organized in Brooklyn.
In 1897, Frank Marshall (1877-1944) won the New York City junior chess championship.
In 1898, the YMCA Chess and Checker Club was located at 502 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
In 1898, the YMCA at Prospect Park had a chess club at 357 9th Street in Brooklyn.
In 1898, the Caxton Chess Club was formed at the Elephant House, 1411 Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
In 1898, the Dutch Arms Chess Club was formed at 484 7th Avenue in Brooklyn.
In 1898, the Manhattan Chess Club, located at 105 East 22nd Street of the United Charities Building, moved from the 7th floor to the 9th floor.
In November 1898, the Metropolitan Chess Club merged with the Turn Verein Chess Club. The club was located at 85th Street and Lexington Avenue.
In 1898 the Brooklyn Chess League consisted of the Bishop CC, the Caxton CC, the Dutch Arms CC (located at 760 Carroll Street), Exchange CC, Knight's CC, Pillsbury CC, and the Central YMCA CC.
In 1899, there was a Woodhaven Chess Club in Queens.
In 1899, the chess clubs in Brooklyn consisted of the Bishop CC, Boys High School CC, Brooklyn CC, Castle CC, Caxton CC, Columbus CC, Dutch Arms CC, Evans CC, Exchange CC, Friday Night CC, Knights' CC, Manual Training High School CC, Polytechnic Preparatory School CC, Philidor CC, Pillsbury CC, Progressive CC, Central Branch YMCA CC, and Prospect Park Branch CC.
In February 1900, the Manhattan Chess Club pledged $300 to the second wife (Elizabeth) and two children (a boy of 5 and a girl of 18 months) of William Steinitz, who was confined to the hospital for the insane on Ward's Island in New York. The Steinitz family was left in destitute condition.
In 1900, the Caxton Chess Club merged with the Brooklyn Chess Club.
In 1902, the East New York Chess Club opened in Brooklyn.
In 1902, the University Chess Club opened in Brooklyn.
On May 1, 1903 (some source say 1905), the Manhattan Chess Club moved to the centrally located Carnegie Hall Building, with the entrance on 56th Street. It remained here until 1910.
In 1906, the Women's Chess Club of New York sponsored the first American Women's Chess Congress at the Martha Washington Hotel.
In 1910, the Manhattan Chess Club was located at the Sherman Square Hotel until 1923.
On October 11, 1914, Reuben Fine (1914-1993) was born in the Bronx.
In September 1915, Frank Marshall established the Chess Divan for himself in the back room of Keen's Chop House, 70 West Thirty-sixth street in Manhattan (now Keens Steakhouse on 72 West 36 Street, established in 1885).
In 1916, Marshall's Chess Divan was established in a room over the Pepper Pot at 146 (now numbered 148) West 4th St.
In July 1916, Marshall's Chess Divan moved for the fourth time. It was now located at the Hotel Chelsea, Seventh Avenue and Twenty-third street, New York.
In 1916, the Manhattan Chess Club won the Metropolitan Chess League, which consisted of the Manhattan CC, the Progressive CC, the Brooklyn CC, the Staten Island CC, the Columbia CC, the Ocean Hill CC, and the City College CC. The Manhattan CC celebrated their victory at the Hotel McAlpin.
In October-November 1918, the Manhattan CC sponsored an international chess tournament. It was held at the club's parlor in the Sherman Square Hotel. Five countries were represented including the United States, Cuba, Canada, France, and Serbia. The event was won by Jose Capablanca (1888-1942).
In January 1919, the Marshall's Chess Divan moved to 57 West Fifty-First Street in Manhattan, New York, a private residence.
In 1920, Samuel Reshevsky (1911-1992) came from Europe and played chess in New York City.
In 1920, the Women's Chess Club was located at the Women's University Club and at the Hotel Biltmore.
In 1921, the Cooper Union Chess Club was organized in New York City.
In 1923, the New York Commercial Chess League was started by chess players at ConEdison. New York teams have included Western Electric, AT&T, IBM, Equitable Life, Transit Authority, Naval Shipyard, the Veterans Administration, Bell Telephone, Housing Authority, Metropolitan Life, Merrill Lynch, Civil Service, Doge Corporation, Revlon, Port Authority, Group Health, Pepsi-Cola... In later years, it included the United Nations.
In 1923, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to Beacon Hotel.
In 1924, the New York 1924 international tournament was held. The organizer was Norbert Lederer. The event was won by Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941).
From February 19 to March 25, 1927, the New York 1927 International tournament was held. It was played at the Manhattan Square Hotel. The organizer was Norbert Lederer. The event was won by Jose Capablanca.
During the Depression, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to a basement on Broadway and 73rd Street, where the rent was very low.
In 1931, Humphrey Bogart (1899-1957) earned money by hustling chess in an arcade window in New York City, taking on all challengers. Bogart earned money for his meals by hustling chess at the numerous "sportslands" on Sixth Avenue in Manhattan. For a bet of 50 cents a game, he played all comers. If he won, he got one dollar. He won more than he lost. At an arcade, he would sit in a window playing chess for a dollar a game. He usually played about 40 people a day.
In the 1930s, the Women's Chess Club met in the directors' room of Abercrombie and Fitch sports equipment store in New York City.
In 1934, the first outdoor chess court in Washington Square was installed.
In 1934, the Log Cabin Chess Club was formed at the home of E. Forry Laucks (1898-1965), 30 Collamore Terrace, West Orange, NJ. The competed against most of the chess clubs in New York City.
In 1936, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to the 17th floor of the Hotel Beacon at Broadway and 75th Street.
In 1937, Emanuel Lasker took up residence in New York City.
In June 1938, women were allowed to become members of the Manhattan Chess Club.
In 1938, the US Women's chess championship was held in New York City. It was organized by Mr. Louis Wolff, 44 Wall Street, New York City.
In 1939, the US Chess Open was in New York City.
In 1940, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to the Mecca Temple (later, the New York City Center), 135 West 55th Street.
In 1940, the Manhattan CC was located in Maurice Wertheim's (1886-1950) penthouse apartment.
From April 27 to May 19, 1940, the US chess championship was held in New York.
In the 1940s, the Women's Chess Club met at the home of charter member, Mrs. William G. VerPlanck on Riverside Drive in New York City.
In 1941 to 1956 the Manhattan Chess Club was located at 100 Central Park South. Maurice Wertheim helped move the chess club to better quarters. The Club remained there more than 15 years. The dues were $36 a year (equivalent to over $500 in today's money).
On March 7, 1942, Jose Capablanca fell from a stroke while watching a chess game at the Manhattan Chess Club. He died the next day.
In 1942, there was a Bronx Physicians Chess Club.
In 1942, there was a New World Chess and Bridge Club located at 252 West 76th Street in New York City.
In the 1940s, chess tournaments were being held at the Henry Hudson Hotel in New York City, located at 353 West 57th Street (at 9th Avenue).
In 1944, the Metropolitan League of New York City was created. It consisted of the Manhattan CC, the Marshall CC, the Columbia University CC, the Log Cabin CC, the London Terrace CC, the Intercollegiate CC, Jamaica CC, Bronx-Westchester CC, Staten Island CC, Queens CC, Lithuanian CC, and the Academy of Chess CC.
In 1945, the US chess team played the Soviets by radio. The US team played in the ballroom of the Henry Hudson Hotel in New York City.
From October 26 to November 16, 1946, the 6th biennial US chess championship was held in New York City.
In 1947, the Weatt Chess Club of Bell System in New York City was formed.
In 1947, the Women's Chess Club met at the National Women's Republican Club and at the York Club.
In the 1940s, John "Jack" Collins (1912-2001) started the Hawthorne Chess Club. His first house was on Hawthorne Street in Brooklyn, so he named his chess club that met at his house, the Hawthorne Chess Club. He later moved to 91 Lenox Road in Brooklyn. Members included Bobby Fischer, Bill Lombardy, the Byrne brothers, Allen Kaufman, Ray Weinstein, Sal Matera, and Lewis Cohen.
In the 1940s there was the London Terrace Chess Club, 470 West 24th Street in New York City.
In 1950, Regina Fischer, with Joan and Bobby, moved to 1059 Union Street in Brooklyn.
In the 1950s, the Commercial Chess League of New York City (CCLNYC) consisted of Investments Bankers, Metropolitan Life, Macy's, Consolidated Edison, Central Hanover Bank, Harris & Kerr & Foster, Western Electric, AT&T, Kellogg Company, Foster-Wheeler, Western Union, Belgian Bank, IBM, Lummus Company, Bell Labs, Dodge Corporation, United Nations, Combustion Engineers, Bureau of Immigration, du Pont, and Irving Trust.
In 1950, the Greenwich Village Chess Club was organized.
In 1950, there was a New York Academy Chess and Checkers Club.
In 1950, the top New York City High School chess teams were Bronx High School of Science, Brooklyn Technical High School, and Forest Hills High School.
In 1950, almost all of the top US rated chess players came from New York City, including Reuben Fine, Sammy Reshevsky, Alexander Kevitz, Arnold Denker, I.A. Horowitz, A.C. Simonson, Fred Reinfled, Abraham Kupchik, David Polland, George Treysman, Larry Evans, Herbert Seidman, Max Pavey, George Shainswit, Albert Pinkus, Arthur Bisguier, George Kramer, Donald Byrne, Robert Byrne, Tony Santasiere, E.S. Jackson, Edward Lasker, George Eastman, M. Turiansky, Sidney Bernstein, Jeremiah Donovan, Dr. Joseph Platz, Dr. A. Mengarini, and Milton Hanover.
In 1951, Regina Fischer, with Joan and Bobby, moved to Apt Q, 560 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn (Flatbush).
In 1951, the New York Athletic Club had a chess team.
In 1952, the New York Bankers' Athletic League (BAL) formed a chess league. Some of the members include the First National Bank, Irving Trust Company, Chase National Bank, Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, Bankers' Trust, Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, and Bank of New York.
In the 1950s, the Women's Chess Club met in one of the rooms of the Marshall Chess Club.
In 1952, a chess and checker shelter was erected in Central Park opposite of 64th Street.
In 1953, the Pride Knights Chess Club was formed at the Pride of Judea Children's Home in New York City.
In 1953, the Foster Wheeler Corporation Chess Club was formed.
In 1953, a chess club was formed at the Jewish Community House of Brooklyn.
In 1954, there was a Lithuanian Chess Club in New York City.
In 1954, a Soviet chess team visited the ballroom of the Hotel Roosevelt, (Madison Ave & 45th Street) near Grand Central Station, in New York City to play the USA chess team. The Soviets won 20 to 12.
In 1955, there was a Sunset Chess Club in New York City.
In the summer of 1955, the Washington Square Park in New York City sponsored an open-air tournament. It was won by Charles Eastman. The youngest player was 12-year-old Bobby Fischer, who held his own against older and more experienced opponents.
In 1955, the Churchill Chess and Bridge Club was at 252 West 76th Street in New York City. It hosted the first Greater New York Open, won by Bill Lombardy.
In 1956 the Manhattan Chess Club moved to the Hotel Woodrow on 23 West 10th Street.
In January 1956, Bobby Fischer (1943-2008) won the class B prize at the Churchill Chess and Bridge Club in Manhattan.
In the 1950s there was the Chess & Checker Club (also known as the 'Flea House' due to the fact that there was once a Flea Circus nearby in the basement of Hubert's Dime Museum down the block) of New York at 212 West 42 St. It was first run by Harold Fisher, then John Fursa, then Cal Morris. It was sometimes known as "Fisher's." It occupied the second floor (first floor was a gym) next to the New Amsterdam Theatre and was open 24 hours a day.
In the 1950s, Chess Review magazine was located at 250 West 57th Street in New York City.
In the 1950s, the Isaac L. Rice — Progressive Chess Club was located at 241 East 14th Street in New York City.
In 1955, the Brooklyn Chess Club was located at 80 Lafayette Avenue in Brooklyn.
In 1956, the Times Chess Center formed at 216 West 42 Street in New York City. It was owned by P. Gaudiosi.
In the 1950s, there was the Westchester Bronx Chess Club at 2244 Westchester Avenue, Bronx.
In the 1950s, there was the Jamaica Chess Club at 149-01 Jamaica Ave, Jamaica, New York.
In the 1950s, there was the Kings County Chess Club that met at the Central YMCA, 55 Hanson Place, Brooklyn. It was also called the Brooklyn Central YMCA Chess Club.
In the 1950s, the American Chess Foundation was located at 1372 Broadway, New York City.
In the 1950s, there was the Morningside Heights Chess Club in New York City.
In the 1950s, there was a Long Island Industrial Chess League, which included the Nassau County CC, the South Shore CC, and the Republic CC.
In 1955-1956, Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999) made the film "The Killing" (first called "Bed of Fear") with several scenes at the Chess and Checker Club. It feature Kola Kwariani as a chess-playing wrestler.
In 1956, the William I. Sirovich Day Center in New York City sponsored a chess tournament for men and women over 60. It was won by Jacob Schwartzfield age 75.
In 1956, the Highland Park Chess Club formed in Brooklyn.
In 1957, the Civic Center Chess Club formed at 157 Montague Street in Brooklyn.
In 1957, the Harlem YMCA Chess Club formed at 180 West 135th Street in New York City.
In 1958, the Idle Hour Chess & Bridge Club was formed at 592 Seventh Avenue (at 42nd Street) in New York City.
In the 1958, Nicholas Rossolimo (1910-1975) opened Rossolimo's Chess Studio (frequented by Bobby Fischer) at 191 Sullivan Street (at the corner of Sullivan Street and Bleecker Street) in Greenwich Village.
In 1959-1960, the US chess championship and 6th Rosenwald Trophy Tournament was held in New York City.
In 1959 the Brooklyn Chess Club was located at 30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn.
In the 1959, Mary Bain (1904-1972) started the Mary Bain Chess & Bridge Studio on 145 West 42nd street.
In 1960, the Larry Evans Chess Club (also called Larry Evans' Chess Studio) formed at 145 West 42nd Street, New York City.
In 1960, the Crossroads Club of America at 7th Avenue and 42nd Street on Times Square in New York City formed a chess club.
In 1960, the Greater New York chess championship was held at the Hotel Edison in New York City with 120 participants.
In 1961, there was chess activity at The Golden Rule Game Center, Inc. at 226 West 42nd Street in New York City (the Harris Theatre Bldg, 5th floor).
In 1962, the Uptown Chess Club formed at the Hotel Theresa, 125th Street and 7th Avenue, New York City.
In 1962, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to the Henry Hudson Hotel on West 57th St. (at 9th Avenue).
In 1962, the Yonkers Chess Club formed at the Women's Institute, 38 Palisades Ave, Yonkers, New York.
In 1962, the Levittown Chess Club formed at the Levittown Public Library in Levittown, New York.
In 1963, International Master Raymond Weinstein developed severe schizophrenia and was permanently institutionalized on Ward's Island in New York City.
In the 1960s there was the New York Academy Chess and Checkers Club.
In the early 1960s, the Baltic Chess Club was formed in New York City.
In 1963, the Kingsmen Chess Club was formed at the Bedford YMCA in Brooklyn. It was located at 448 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, and then moved to 26 Brevoort Place in Brooklyn.
In 1963, the Westbury Chess Club was formed on Long Island.
In 1963, Lisa Lane opened up The Queen's Pawn Chess Club (or The Queen's Pawn Chess Emporium) at Lisa Lane's Greenwich Village Chess Center, 122 ½ 7th Avenue South (West 10th Street), New York.
In 1964, Walter Browne won the New York State Junior Championship with a perfect 5-0. It was played at the Jamaica Chess Club in Queens, New York.
In 1964, the business now known as the Continental Chess Association (CCA) was formed by Bill Goichberg (1942- ). It was originally called the New York City Chess Association.
In 1964, the C.Y.O. (Catholic Youth Organization) Chess Club formed at 202 Van Buren Street in Brooklyn.
In 1965, there was a chess and checkers club at 109 West 42nd Street in New York City.
In 1965, the Westchester-Bronx Chess Club was renamed to the Bronx Center Chess Club and was located at 3990 Hillman Avenue, Bronx.
In 1965, the Greater New York Open was held at the Henry Hudson Hotel in New York City, with 206 players. Pal Benko and Paul Brandts tied with a 6-0 score.
In 1966, the First Brooklyn Open chess tournament was held at the Brooklyn Central YMCA Chess Club, 55 Hanson Place, Brooklyn.
In April 1966, Bill Goichberg organized the first Greater New York High School and Junior High School Chess Championships, held at the Henry Hudson Hotel, 353 West 57th Street, New York City. It also included an Elementary School tournament. The HS Team Championship was won by the Bronx High School of Science. The individual winner was Sal Matera.
In 1966, there was a Yonkers Professional Chess Club.
In 1966, there was a Baruch Chess Club at Baruch College, City University of New York, at 17 Lexington Avenue, New York City.
In 1966, Brady's Chess Club was formed at 109 West 42nd Street, New York City. The director was George Brady.
In December 1966, the Greater New York Scholastic Championships were held at the Broadway Central Hotel, 673 Broadway (at 3rd Street), New York City.
In 1967, there was the Nassau Chess Club, located at Levittown Hall, Levittown Parkway, Levittown, Long Island.
In 1967, the Bronx Center Chess Club was formed in the Van Cortlandt-Mosholu area, 3390 Hillman Ave, Bronx.
In 1967, The Chess House (formerly House of Games, Inc) formed at 143 West 72nd Street (halfway between Broadway and Columbus) in New York City. It was owned by Charles Hidalgo. It went out of business in 1977.
In 1968, the Brooklyn Chess Club was located at 434 Albee Square in Brooklyn.
In 1968, the New York City Chess Association (NYCCA) became the Continental Chess Association (CCA), organized by Bill Goichberg.
In April 1969, the first National High School Chess Championship was held at the McAlpin Hotel in New York City. Its address was 50 West 34th Street (corner of Broadway and 34th Street, near Penn Station) in Manhattan. The individual winner was John Watson.
In July 1969, the Atlantic Open was held at the McAlpin Hotel in New York City. Bill Goichberg directed. The event was won by Pal Benko.
In 1969, the New World Chess Club was formed at 2121 Broadway in New York City.
In 1969, the Commercial Chess League of New York City consisted of Western Electric, AT&T, Metropolitan Life, New York Transit Authority, Ebasco Industries, Bronx Post Office, Mobil Oil, International Paper, J.C. Penney, Insurance Data Processing, and the Naval Applied Science Lab.
On August 31 — September 2, 1970, the first United States Computer Chess Championship was held at the Hilton Hotel.
In 1971, the Manhattan Chess Club moved from the Henry Hudson Hotel to East 60th St off Fifth Avenue, next to the Copacabana Night Club.
In 1972, the Village Chess Shop was established at 230 Thompson Street in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, New York City. It closed in 2012.
In 1973, the Manhattan Chess Club had over 400 members.
In 1973, the first World Open, directed by Bill Goichberg and his Continental Chess Association, was held at the McAlpin Hotel in New York City. I played in this event and traveled the farthest, coming all the way from Thailand.
In 1974, the US Open was in New York City.
In 1975, the World Open moved from the Hotel McAlpin to the Hotel Roosevelt in Manhattan.
In 1976, there was a Kings & Knights Chess Club at 7524 Fifth Avenue in Brooklyn.
In 1976, there was a Hylan Chess House at 66 Roberts Dr, Staten Island.
In 1976, there was a Temple Isaiah Chess Club, 75-24 Grand Central Parkway in Forest Hills.
In 1976, there was a Chess City Chess Club at 2639 Broadway at 100th Street in New York City.
In November 1976, the 7th Annual National Chess Congress was held at the Hotel Roosevelt with 447 entrants. Ken Regan was the winner of the event. Bill Goichberg and Joe Lux directed the event.
In the late 1970s, the Chess & Checker Club of New York went out of business. It is now the Disney Store.
In 1977, the New York Threats of new York City won the National Chess League. New York Threats players included Benko, Lein, Zuckerman, Shamkovich, Soltis, Mednis, Rohde, Matera, Regan, Goichberg, Tamargo, Middleton, Joel Benjamin, and Kastner.
In 1977, the largest round-robin international tournament since 1889 was played at the Group Health Incorporated Building, 326 West 42nd Street in New York City. The event was won by Anatoly Lein. Jerry Bibauld directed.
In 1977, Bill Lombardy moved to a 6th floor apartment in Stuyvesant Town (12 Stuyvesant Oval 6B). In 1978, he was mugged near his home. In 2014, he was served with eviction orders for being behind in rent. He was evicted in 2016 and now staying with friends.
In 1978, the Philippine-American Chess Club was formed at 297 7th Avenue in New York City.
In 1981, chess was added to the curriculum at Hunter College Elementary School in New York.
On October 22-25, 1983, the 4th World Computer Chess Championship was held in New York.
In 1984, the Manhattan Chess Club moved to Carnegie Recital Hall at West 57th Street and 7th, 10th floor.
In 1986, the American Chess Foundation (later called the Chess-in-the-Schools) offered free chess instruction to underprivileged New York City students.
In 1990, the first half of the world chess championship was held at the Hotel Macklowe in New York City.
In 1992, the Manhattan Chess Club and the American Chess Foundation purchased a building at 353 W. 46th St.
On March 26, 1993, Reuben Fine died in New York City. He was born in the Bronx.
In 1995, the world chess championship between Vishy Anand and Garry Kasparov was played at the World Trade Center. It was played on the observation deck one floor below the top level.
In 1996, The Long Island Chess Nuts was established. It meets at the Old Country Road, Garden City, NY.
In 2001, the Max Pavey Chess Club was formed. It meets at the Recreation Center, 48 Macy Road, Briarcliff Mano, NY.
In 2001, the Commercial Chess League of New York (CCLNY) consisted of Blue Cross Blue Shield, Pfizer, Con Edison, Met Life, and many other major corporate companies.
On February 1, 2002, the Manhattan Chess Club closed. It existed for 124 years. Its last president was Jeff Kossak.
In 2007, The Long Island Chess Club was founded. It meets at the United Methodist Church, 470 East Meadow Avenue, East Meadow, NY.
In 2010, seven players were arrested for playing chess in a playground in Inwood Hill Park, New York (Manhattan). The chess tables in the park were off limits to adults if not accompanied by a child.
In 2012, the Village Chess Shop in Greenwich Village closed down.
In October 2013, The Uncommons opened up at 230 Thompson Street at the old Village Chess Shop in Greenwich Village. It bills itself as New York's first board game cafe.
The 2016 World Chess Championship between Magnus Carlsen and Segey Karjakin was played in New York in November, 2016. Carlsen won in tiebreaks. The event was held at the Fulton Market atrium in Manhattan's South Street Seaport.
One of the more active chess schools is Community Elementary School 70 in the Bronx.
There were two chess shops on Thompson Street in Greenwich Village. One is the Chess Forum at 219 Thompson St, which sells rare chess sets. The other was the Village Chess Shop at 230 Thompson Street.
In Bryant Park, the New York Chess and Backgammon Club rent out chess sets by the hour.
The Marshall Chess Club is located at 23 West 10th Street, between 5th and 6th Avenues.
There are chess classes conducted at the Rockefeller Park House.
Chess is played at the Washington Square Park, southeast corner, near MacDougal St and West 4th St.
The Intermediate School (IS) 318 chess team regularly wins national competitions. It is an inner-city public school in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York.
The Dalton School on the Upper East Side has had a strong chess team.
There is a St. Nicholas Chess and Backgammon Club on Edgecombe Ave in New York City.
The Chess and Checker House was located at West 65th St.
The Central Park Chess and Checker House was located near the Dairy Building, 64th St. in New York City.
Fred Wilson has a chess book shop at 80 East 11th Street, Suite 334 in New York City. It has a large collection of out of print books. He took over the office space of Albrecht Buschke. He has in inventory of over 3,000 chess books.
The Strand Bookstore at 828 Broadway at 12th Street in Manhattan has a chess table and sells chess books.
The Brooklyn Chess Club is located at the Seaview Jewish Center, 1585 E. 98th Street, Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn College Chess Club is located at 2900 Bedford Ave in Brooklyn.
The Queens Chess Club is located at the All Saints' Lutheran Church at 164-2 Goethals Avenue in Jamaica, Queens.
The Bob Peretz Chess Club (formerly known as the Bronx-Yonkers Chess Club) is located at the White Plains YMCA, 250 Mamaroneck Ave, White Plains, NY.
There used to be a Polgar Chess Club at 103-10 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills, Queens.
The Huntington Chess Club meets at the Huntington Library, 338 Main Street, Huntington, Long Island, NY.
There is chess played at Wendy's at the corner of Flatbush Avenue and Empire Boulevard in Brooklyn.


Half term is almost here for my school age children and the long summer holidays are coming soon too, so it's time to think how to keep the kids entertained. The fun factor about having time off from school is that it gives families the opportunity to spend some quality time together, such as having some fun days out with the kids.
Trips to the zoo, the beach, museums or days at the park, there is plenty to choose from to suit any budget. Going out as a family is all about having a good time and making special memories, so plan your day well to avoid any stress. Read these tips for a day out with the kids, and go have some fun!
For a fun day out, choose an activity or place that the whole family will enjoy. This can be tricky if like me you have young people, teenagers and older! It's no good planning on visiting a stately home if you have younger children who might be bored by it. Save that for a trip with a friend. If you have active children, make sure there is something there for them to burn their energy on. Some stately homes have mazes or adventure playgrounds.
If you want to visit an attraction that charges an entry fee, then you might be lucky enough to find some discount vouchers online. Keep a lookout in parenting magazines, the backs of cereal packets or tourist information booths for vouchers you could use too.
Looking for deals on days out can save you a decent amount of money, especially if you have a large family like me. If you are stuck for inspiration on where to go and what to see, this website shows reviews some of the top attractions around the country.
You want to make the most of your day out, so you don't want to be wasting time in the morning doing things that could have already been done. Get everything ready the day before, so all you have to do is get up in the morning, get the kids ready and enjoy your day.
Think also what you will be eating when you get back home. After a busy day, you won't feel like cooking a meal. Either prepare something that you could just warm up, eat cold from the fridge or if you can splash out (use some supermarket vouchers for a free or discounted meal?) dine out and come home well fed!
Check the weather forecast before you go for a day out, and make sure you are equipped. The great British summer time is notorious for having unpredictable weather, so make sure you have a sun hat and sunglasses as well as a waterproof jacket and an umbrella. Hopefully the sun will shine all day but it doesn't hurt to be prepared.
No day out with the kids is complete without a choice of snacks and drinks to keep them happy! You might end up stuck in traffic, and if your children are hungry, then it can lead to tense moods all around. Keep a box full of easy to eat snacks, such as boxes of dried fruit, crackers or biscuits, within handy reach.
Even if you don't think you'll need it, take a complete change of outfit for each child. Ice cream spilled all over a t-shirt, falling over in puddles, muddy trousers, and wet socks; expect them to get messy! Having a change of clothes will keep children warm and comfortable, and keep your car seats clean! We keep a couple of carrier bags in the car too in case of sudden sickness!
Also, take some different kinds of footwear. Sandals and flip-flops are fine for a beach, but if you have to walk down a steep path to get there, then trainers could be better. Wellington boots are useful if children are walking in wet mud, and can easily be hosed off when you get home.
Let children bring their own small bag of toys to keep them occupied while travelling. It could be that they bring a favourite teddy, drawing paper, and pens or crayons, or even a tablet with some games on. Check they don't need wifi to play!
A smaller bag, such as a bumbag or clip on wallet, is great for older kids who want to spend their own pocket money, and useful while out and about. There are various styles of bag out there available for all purposes. Do your research and shop now for funky bumbag designs that kids will love.
Keeping a mini first aid kit in your bag is essential for a happy day out with the kids. Make your own by taking a small plastic tub with a lid, and fill with a few plasters, cleansing wipes, a tube of antiseptic cream, arnica tablets for bumps, insect bite cream and a small bottle of children's paracetamol and spoon or use the handy sachets. It is also a good idea to have a high factor sun cream in your bag, to apply frequently on sunny days.
Keeping children safe on a day out is a priority. If you are going to a busy place where there will be lots of other people, talk to your children about it before you go.
Tell younger children why it is important they hold your hand. You could also dress your children in bright, eye-catching colours, so they are easy to spot. There are more ways to keep children safe on days out. Buy rubber wristbands supporting charities and use a permanent marker to put your mobile number on the inside so if lost someone can contact you if the children don't know your number.
You can even buy special kids phones with pre-designated numbers and lanyards so they don't lose them. Or maybe just a slip of paper with your contact details in their pocket might give you some peace of mind.
Although family days out can sometimes be stressful, remember why you are there in the first place. Don't try to make plans too rigid and allow some flexibility, sometimes the best things happen on the spur of the moment.
Expect the children to squabble at times, and have a few tears and tantrums, but keeping relaxed is key to getting over it. Take lots of photos and enjoy yourself!
There nothing better than arriving home after a day out with happy, but tired, children! Where you go doesn't really matter as long as you have lots to do, and the most important thing to get out of it is having quality time with each other. Days out with the kids are fun, and by following these few tips, you can make sure that everyone has a good time.


I would like to know if anyone have tried the asus A7M266 with pulsar and logic audio.
I currently have a asus A7V with 256MB cas3 ram and a Duron 950 Mhz Processor. Ihave problems using sts4000 with logic and audio.
I wonder if upgrading to A7M266 would solve the "PCI Limit reached" problem ?
I you want to stay with AMD CPU, go for motherboard with VIA KT133A or AMD 750, 760 or 761 chipsets.
They all are much better about PCI performances.
well, an interesting question - if the people of creamware could tell us about the importance of a fast memory interface versus the importance of a pci-bus freed of ide, usb etc., it would be easier to elect a board for pulsar.
rainer hain (dr.pc from KEYBOARDS) told me that a fast memory interface is far more important (i don´t believe that completely), but one of the people posting here has bought a board with a serverworks chipset (which has an incredible fast memory interface compared to the usual desktop chipsets) and he has still pci-overflows, even more than those people with via-boards.
the chipset used on the a7m266 has the same structure (southbridge connected as an pci-device to the northbridge) as the chipset @ a7v.
so it´s just the memory bandwidth that improves (not that much one could think... but ca. 10% more performance in 3d applications like games might be one or two reverbs more in pulsar - if it would be the memory interface...), not the pci-performance, like on the boards with intel chipsets (i810, i815, i820, i840, i850), where a new hub structure is used. the pci-controller is now placed in the southbridge (called I/O-Controller-Hub, 'ICH'), and freed from all the things formerly connected via pci.
however... my advice to you: get yourself into the technique of the various chipsets to get out what´s best for pulsar.
p.s. creamware themselves recommend boards with the i815 solano chipset from intel (but couldn´t explain why, when i questioned... strange...) - but i could understand, if you want to stay with amd, just for the better (and cheaper) processors.
which is great for pulsar!
Subject: i know. that makes no difference for pulsar.
that´s what i wrote. the difference between ICH1 and ICH2 is just u/dma100 instead of 66, and a slightly differing firmware.
the hub structure, which frees the pci-bus of usb and ide, is among both versions, ICH1 and ICH2.


Did you make a marketing pie like I did last year? You know, a little online marketing, a little off-line marketing, a dash of Facebook, a teaspoon of Twitter and threw in a little post card mailing just to see if it taste better. How did that turn out for you? Mine kind of taste a little bland!
So what do you do this year? Throw it all out and start over. This time make cookies!
This year Im focusing on my current clients. I want to build better relationships with the core group of clients that we have. By starting new programs geared to our current clients, we can help them better market themselves and we can focus on what we do best. So far, the 11 days of the new year have been great. Ask me again 354 days from now and Ill tell you how it went.
What is your big marketing push this year? Leave your best tip for the new year. Im going to be blogging about the top ten marketing efforts for 2012 over the next 10 weeks, and I will use your tip and give you a link if you leave a good one.
Thanks to Mya with Sting Communications for tip #1, "focus on establishing longer-term relationship with a few clients by providing them with a diversified range of relevant services. I plan on introducing market research in emerging markets or among ethnic groups into my array of services". I plan to get more into the longer term relationship discussion soon, as thats in my top 5!
Ron Wilbur, a Twitterer with 24.000 followers, comes in with tip #2, "People in your target market are the only expert. Try to know them better than you know yourself". That's great advice. Who of us really know our clients well enough? Obviously Ron does with 24,000 followers. But for us normal people, we have to work at it a bit. Ill expand on some strategies in the coming weeks.
Tip # 3 came in today during a lunch meeting with my friend Brad Hartman. "Market to people in your own field." I though to myself, how did I overlook that? For example, we are in web design and graphic design. There are graphic designers out there that might can design an awesome website, but might not be able to build and code it. We could be their partner. We should market to them, and I know exactly how to!
Thanks to the peeps over at 48HourPrint for tip #4, getting personal and marketing to your current clients. Datalicious – this year is all about using your customer data to drive sales. Your customer database is a treasure trove of information you can leverage to get the right offers in front of the right people at the right time. Personalize your communications with your customers – in email AND in print – and show that you truly know what they want (and need). It's easy (and affordable) to produce personalized postcards that include your client's name, and to provide coupon codes and discounts that vary depending on your customer's preferences, past purchases, or geographic location. Research shows that leveraging this kind of information in your campaigns can greatly improve response rates (and ROI). Make your data work for you this year!
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Hi Joel, I welcome short term or one-off projects, but one of my marketing aims for 2012 is to focus on establishing longer-term relationship with a few clients by providing them with a diversified range of relevant services. I plan on introducing market research in emerging markets or among ethnic groups into my array of services.
Thanks Mya. I am with you on the longer term relationships with clients. The research among ethnic groups sounds like a good niche to focus on!


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//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
// <copyright file="Calculator.cs" company="Team Minesweeper 5">
//     No copyright here. You can use whatever you want!
// </copyright>
// <summary>This class performs calculations with the mines in the minesweeper game.</summary>
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
namespace Minesweeper.Core.Mines
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Class, performing calculations with the mines in the minesweeper game.
    /// </summary>
    internal static class Calculator
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Calculates the values of all fields without mines in the beginning of the minesweeper game.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="field">Method accepts the newly constructed playing field, with mines already set in their places.</param>
        internal static void CalculateFieldValues(Cell[,] field)
        {
            int row = field.GetLength(0);
            int col = field.GetLength(1);

            for (int i = 0; i < row; i++)
            {
                for (int j = 0; j < col; j++)
                {
                    if (!field[i, j].IsMine)
                    {
                        field[i, j].Value = CountSurroundingMines(field, i, j);
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Method which calculates the number of mines, in the cells surrounding the current cell.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="field">The playing field.</param>
        /// <param name="row">The row of the cell which was clicked.</param>
        /// <param name="column">The column of the cell which was clicked.</param>
        /// <returns>An integer showing the number of mines in the surrounding cells.</returns>
        internal static int CountSurroundingMines(Cell[,] field, int row, int column)
        {
            int minesCount = 0;

            int minX = 0;
            int maxX = field.GetLength(0) - 1;
            int minY = 0;
            int maxY = field.GetLength(1) - 1;

            int startPosX = (row - 1 < minX) ? row : row - 1;
            int startPosY = (column - 1 < minY) ? column : column - 1;
            int endPosX = (row + 1 > maxX) ? row : row + 1;
            int endPosY = (column + 1 > maxY) ? column : column + 1;

            for (int rowNum = startPosX; rowNum <= endPosX; rowNum++)
            {
                for (int colNum = startPosY; colNum <= endPosY; colNum++)
                {
                    if (field[rowNum, colNum].IsMine)
                    {
                        minesCount++;
                    }
                }
            }

            return minesCount;
        }
    }
}

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text:
using Cake.Core.Diagnostics;
using Moq;
using NUnit.Framework;

namespace Cake.Path.UnitTests.GivenAnItem.ToRemoveFromThePath
{
    [TestFixture]
    public class WhenTheItemDoesNotExists
    {
        [Test]
        public void ThenThePathIsNotModified()
        {
            var environmentWrapper = new Mock<IEnvironmentWrapper>();
            environmentWrapper.Setup(x => x.GetEnvironmentVariable("PATH", PathTarget.User, string.Empty)).Returns("test;test2");

            var subject = new PathWrapper(new NullLog(), environmentWrapper.Object);
            subject.Remove("test3", new PathSettings { Target = PathTarget.User });

            environmentWrapper.Verify(x => x.SetEnvironmentVariable(It.IsAny<string>(), It.IsAny<string>(), PathTarget.User), Times.Never);
        }
    }
}


Did you not watch the episode? The Kraang.
It was likely programmed as a failsafe to device to go off since all the Kraang were gone. Unless some Utrom just went crazy for some reason.
Kraang, it was so obviously the Kraang. They're literally the only faction to have the motives and resources to do it.
Anyway, since there really isn't any hints to suggest it was non-canon, isn't it weird to have that be the canon future? The Kraang were (kind of) defeated and then they got what they wanted anyway, killing off most characters in the series.
Oh it's definitely canon, alright. That's how Ciro wrote it, & so it is written.
I don't think it's weird, no. It's a dark note to go out on, but given the source material, Mirage, set the tone of unhappy endings & the like, I find it fitting. Bums me out a bit, everyone's fate, but I'm glad someone had the balls to go there, that people's feathers were ruffled, & that it tonally calls back to the old comics.
How did I become neatoman?
Since the Kraang were dead after Kraang Prime and SubPrime's death, I don't think there would be any reason the remaining Utrom would stay brainwashed. I think Ciro said the mutagen bomb goes off when the Turtles are 20 (so it would be 5 years after the last episode with Bebop/Rocksteady, give or take a floating timeline so not entirely accurate, but whatever), so unless some new Kraang came aboard somewhere, it could have went off on it's own or a human could have triggered in. Also of note the Turtles don't say they're fighting the Kraang in that flashback, so it was purposely left ambiguous.
There is no indication that Kraang-Prime and Subprime are dead for good.
Subprime's previous "deaths" were treated as a joke and he was brought back despite being crushed in the burning lair.
Also, the Newtralizer returned in season 5 as having been brainwashed by the Kraang, which would've been much less likely in season 5 if Kraang-Prime was dead all the way back in the seaso 3 finale.
At the very least, if the Kraang didn't actually use the Mutagen bomb in that final battle, there is still no doubt that they manufactured it.
Looked like the Kraang to me, also the DVD movie that Ciro wanted to make takes place just before the mutagen bomb and I'm sure I remember reading that the turtles come back out of hiding as the Kraang have shown up.
As for why they would still be a hive mind if Kraang Prime was dead(as mentioned by Cubed) though I don't know.
I don't think it is the krang because all of them are not earth. Also anything with mutagen it has the krang symbol. So any one could have gotten something from tcri and it would have the krang symbol on it.
Or it could have been a mutagen bomb that was planted in secret so not even Bishop or the other Utrom knew about it. Likely because the Kraang that would have known of its existence would have been eliminated by Kraang Prime and Subprime so they would have been the only Kraang who knew of it. It was timed to go off that particular date in time so if the Kraang were defeated again they would have a means of destroying the Earth.
Episodes set in the future are always hypothetical. And the news articles about the final episodes depicted it as a possible future for the turtles. So while Ciro says all this happens when the Turtles are in their early twenties. If you don't see it as canon with the story, then you don't have to see it as canon.
For example, while a dream sequence ending is generally not a good way to end things. It would have been a good ending here since Carmageddon in set 75 years in the future. So after the Turtles find the green the scene shifts to Raph waking up in his room at the lair. He then leaves his room and finds his brothers all alive and young again all getting ready to celebrate their 20th birthday with the friends and honorary family they have gained over the years.
But still, give some hints that this whole thing may not be a dream but a vision of what is to come such there being a shot of Donnie doing some finishing touches on Metalhead 2.0. or Leo saying the only Space Heroes the Next Generation video that is missing is the final one. And maybe a panning shot over the city until it comes to rest on the mutagen bomb that is ticking a way to detonation.
After all the 2012 story begins with the Turtles celebrating their 15th birthday and that's the last moment of innocents they have before they encounter the Kraang and the Shredder and take it upon themselves to become protectors of the city. So it would make sense to have the story end the same way by having the Turtles enjoying a moment of happiness before everything blows to heck.
Last edited by victory_angel; 11-15-2018 at 03:39 PM.
Didn't Ciro talk about that on some panel last year? There was supposed to be some new entity forming from a fusion of the remains of Kraang Prime and bacteria in the Hudson River (Kraang Primordius, or some oddball name like that)? I assume that "entity" would have had the same psychic abilities as Kraang Prime. Yeah....it was a good thing this show ended when it did.
If it had been officially canon, it would have been a nihilistic way to end the series. And...I won't get into the misogynistic treatment of April and Karai. To be fair, I would have just interpreted it as an AU anyway, especially in light of the canon contradictions surrounding Renet and the future she comes from. We know that in canon, they have a bright future, and end up becoming "heroes of legend". Renet said as much back in Season 3. I have no problem with that and don't find it to be "weird" at all.
I think Nickelodeon would disagree with that. But, ultimately, it's a fantasy cartoon. It's up to audience interpretation. Ciro had the right to attempt to end things the way he wanted. Nick had the right to do what they wish with the franchise they own , and the audience has the right to voice their criticism, as well as their individual interpretations.
By the way, did Ciro actually write any of the apocalypse episodes? I seem to recall that Brandon Auman wrote The Wasteland Warrior. He said on his Twitter that it was up to audience interpretation whether it was "canon" or AU.
As for "dark", I thought that Requiem, Owari, and Darkest Plight were much darker episodes overall. MA was too goofy and even had a tacked on "happy" ending. It would have been a lot ballsier to kill off one or more of the turtles in a well-written story that made sense within the overall series.
A lot of people were quite upset back when we thought this was the official finale. Fortunately, Nick had other ideas. As for "ruffled feathers", it's been interesting. Typically, when you have a controversial episode in a show, the detractors usually throw the biggest tantrums. But in this case it was quite the opposite, to the point where people were afraid to even appear to suggest that the special was not canon. Very interesting.
Even Brandon Auman said something to this effect on his Twitter several months ago.
It would have been a lot ballsier to kill off one or more of the turtles in a well-written story that made sense within the overall series.
Donnie is the only turtle who physically died in this event. He said he was able to remotely transfer his consciousness to metalhead when his body was destroyed. However what I personally believe may have been more likely is that Donnie had downloaded a copy of his consciousness into Metalhead. Then after the bomb went off he was mortally wounded and his last act before he passed on was to use his T-phone to activate metalhead so that some aspect of himself still existed. So the Donnie in the whole Carmageddon story isn't the actual Donnie but a copy of him.
Last edited by victory_angel; 11-21-2018 at 12:28 PM.
Nope, Kraang Prime's ending after the Triceratons blew up their ship finished them off, that's why they're never mentioned again afterward.
Bishop mentions the Kraang when the Newtralizer comes back in season 5.
"superrobot74@theethanmorales I have been writing a story around my turtles, roughly 20 years old, facing off against the return of a Kraang entity. There's lots of great scenes in it, especially the opening scene involving Michelangelo riding the subway. It's a cross between invasion of the body snatchers and the blob. It would be great as a video release movie for Nick. It would bridge some of the gaps and answer many gripes fans have about Mutant Apocalypse. I will try to get that going at @nickelodeon eventually. As I see it, more turtles is a good thing. Thanks for being supportive homie! @tmnt"
Yeah I know, but unless we get a new movie/special none of that is canon for now.
As for Bishop what was his exact line? I don't think he said they were still fighting the Kraang.
He said that they brain-washed the Newtralizer.
I think its much more likely that the Kraang brain-washed the Newtralizer after season 3, otherwise there's a huge delay between their brainwashing and his intended return to Earth in season 5.
Well still sounds like it all happened in the past. The Kraang were essentially gone from the show for good after the Triceratons blasted their ship. I assumed after Kraang Prime died, the remaining Kraang who were brainwashed then turned back to normal so became regular Utroms again since Kraang Prime's telepathic hold on them was gone.


I welcome everyone looking for additional racing outside TORA, GLR is proud to announce the re-opening of the FM Challenge forum. The FM Challenge forum was designed in early 2009 to run series for FM3, we ran the forum until late 2012 then shut it down due to there being a glut of other racing forums and participation had fallen off. Now with the demise of several popular FM4 hosting sites and the proposed FM4 backward compatibility we will be returning with the FM4 NASCAR event as soon as the Xbone gets FM4. In the mean time we are starting a FM6 event. I am also in the planning stages of a FM4 series to host myself featuring one of the faster class cars, S class and above.


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Ex-banker in court over alleged N435m fraud
By The Nation On Nov 23, 2016
A former banker, who allegedly defrauded 26 different people to the tune of N435 million, on Wednesday appeared before an Igbosere Magistrates' Court, Lagos.
The accused, Adebayo Ogunusi, 41, whose address was not given, is standing trial on a 26-count charge.
The prosecutor, DSP Raymond Akhaine, told the court that the accused committed the alleged offences in Lagos from May to August.
He said that the accused obtained the sum from his victims under false pretences of giving them the dollar equivalent.
Akhaine said that the accused knew that the representation he made was false, adding that the offences contravened Section 312 (1) (a) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
The accused, however, pleaded not guilty to all the counts.
His counsel, Mr Ayo Durojaiye, prayed the court to admit him to bail on liberal terms.
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She ordered, among other things, that the accused should submit his international passport to the court, and that the sureties must reside in Lagos.
The magistrate adjourned the case till Dec. 15 for the mention.
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Please use this site to submit general questions about Spokane Public Schools. Questions about individual students or teachers should be directed to the principal or school director. We will post answers as soon as possible. Check the questions below to see if your question has already been answered.
Hi, do students that had DI preschool placement rather than start general Ed kindergarten automatically move on to 7th grade because they turn 12, even if they are currently in 5th grade DI? I don't see how skipping 6th grade at elementary school and being moved up to 7th grade Jr High for a special needs kiddo is helpful. I am not talking about the 6th graders going into Jr. High. I am referring to being held back and then being skipped forward. I am very confused regarding age placement vs academic need.
Hi Amanda, An IEP team purposely plans a student's move through the SPS system. If a parent or guardian has questions regarding their student's plan, they should contact their student's special education teacher.
Do you know if or how many custodians and Maintenance personnel will be cut. Including any supervisor in custodial and Maintenance.
We do not have any specifics about classified staff layoffs at this time.
Why are all of the teachers and librarians getting let off? How will this benefit anyone? I believe it will hurt instead of help I cannot see the good this will do for our community. I just want to know the reason.
We began the process of notifying 325 staff members districtwide that they will go into layoff status at the end of the school year. Reductions started several months ago in the central office and other organizational support functions to minimize impact to classrooms. More than 41 percent of the cuts were made away from the classroom. The nearly $5 million in cuts in those areas are still not enough to sustain our ongoing needs. SPS central office functions account for 4.5 percent of the total budget, the second lowest percentage among peer districts statewide. Investments in student learning account for about three quarters, the third highest among our peers statewide. Find more information here.
"Students will still have access to library books and materials the same way they do now," said district spokesman Brian Coddington, but will be overseen by classroom teachers."
Uh, no they won't. It is a lie and a very blatant lie.
Why don't you eliminate school nurses and keep their offices open and provide students with access to meds? How about emptying administrative offices and keeping them open and having teachers operate them? Surely this would be an awesome idea. Better yet....why don't you actually see what librarians do and why they are needed. I quite sure that administrative positions could be cut to save money.
Meeting legal compliance and educational standards With this in mind, SPS librarians have been told that the model is changing, but that libraries will remain open and students will still have access to the library, materials, and time. The plan, which will be discussed in greater detail in the weeks ahead, will transition librarians back to the classroom. We will share more about the model as soon as we can.
Hi Gabby, I'm sorry to report that we do not have a list of mascots, but you can find a complete list of schools here.
How can I rent a facility?
Hi Alisha, You can find information about renting facilities here.
If my daughter needs to go home with her friend who rides the bus, what do I need to assure that she is allowed on the bus? Do I just write a note, or do I have to contact the school?
Hi Brad, Only eligible bussing students are allowed to ride the school bus. We do not allow non-bussing students to ride with friends unless it is an emergency, and then the request needs to go through the Transportation department for prior authorization. You can read our ridership rules here. The last paragraph states: "13. Only eligible bus riders may ride the bus. Students may not ride home with a friend who is an eligible bus rider. Bus transportation is intended for home to school transportation only. It does not include accessing the bus to go to work, slumber parties, scouting groups, etc."
If you have extenuating circumstances, please contact the Transportation department: 509-354-7362.
Why don't the kids at Chase Middle School have trays to use for their lunches? It is very difficult to carry anything but a drink and one food selection. This discourages them from taking fruits and vegetables with their entrees.
Hi April, Most middle school students able to manage their entrée and one or two fruit/vegetable portions with the food tray that is provided. The district has tried to minimize waste water and labor time associated with providing the plastic trays. This has been an effective service model for a middle schools, and trays can be available if a student has a need for a tray. If you have further questions, please contact Doug Wordell, director of Nutrition Services, at 354.7391 or dougw@spokaneschools.org.
How do I request a teacher?
Hi Elizabeth, This would be a good question to ask your counselor.
The school bus was 40 Minutes late to pick up the students from bus stop 159 today. It was 6° with a wind chill warning, and there were very small children with no gloves in properly dressed at the bus stop. This is unacceptable. And dangerous. I'll fix it late minutes late to pick up the students from bus stop 159 today. It was 6° with a wind chill warning, and there were very small children improperly dressed with no gloves at the bus stop. This is unacceptable and dangerous. What can be done so the students don't get frostbite?
Hi Mary, Thanks for your question. I forwarded the information to our Transportation department, but wanted to let you know there are a few things parents/guardians can do. The free Durham Bus Tracker allows you to view your student's current school bus location and information about the route, in near real time. Parents/guardians can also be sure children are dressed appropriately for cold weather. Schools send out reminders about this, and we also have tips for how to dress during cold weather here.
I have a question; why when it is 15° we are having our Students lineup outside of school before school starts, why couldn't they lined them up inside the gym or something? It's just like why aren't students being bus to school a few blocks away as well ? The past few years on social media thousands of people have been out raged over parents making their kids walk to school in harsh conditions but why do we make them walk to school because there are no buses and why do we make them stand out side of school before class starts when it's below 25°? In today's age we live in a world where paranoia is more important than safety; have you watch the news, you see kids getting up ducted on their way to school or you get kids slipping and falling on ice on the playground why can't we take action and to prevent this?
Hi James, Thanks for your questions. Each building principal makes an individual decision about whether to have students participate in outdoor activities or wait outside before school starts. They take into account many factors, including the National Weather Service wind chill chart. As for your busing question, School Board policy 6600 specifies that school bus transportation be provided to students residing in the district and who live one radius mile or more from the school. Our schools communicate regularly with families to provide general safety reminders and discuss safe routes to school. Several schools also have started a Walking School Bus program. I hope this helps answer your questions.
Can I have the email address(es) of those who determine the different speakers in schools?
Hi Kara, Speakers are generally determined by the principal at each school. You can find their contact information in our staff directory.
Does your child have to attend the school they are zoned for or is there open enrollment?
Hi Adrian, Spokane Public Schools offers a portfolio of school options so that families have the freedom to choose the school that is right for their child. For most SPS families, the best fit will likely be their neighborhood school. Others may prefer one with a certain focus or different way of learning. You can learn more about the process and explore school options here.
Hi Drea, Maybe you are referring to Spokane Virtual Learning? You can find all the information you should need on their website here.
We are moving from out of state (in March) to Spokane valley area ( specifically university high school, horizon middle school and Chester elementary) are we going to have issues getting our children in our neighborhood school. How does this work?
Hi Jamie, The schools you reference are part of Central Valley School District. They can be reached at (509) 558-5400. Or you might be able to find the answers you are looking for on their website: cvsd.org.
I am curious how you choose what questions to answer. I have asked a couple and never get a response. Not terribly helpful.
Hi Jen, We try our hardest to answer all questions! Some answers are not posted here, though, if they reference a very specific situation. In that case we are in contact with the person who asked the question directly. What questions have you not received answers to?
What time do elementary schools get out the week of conferences?
Elementary students are generally released at 1 p.m. during conference week. We will have the official schedule for conferences March 25-29 posted to our homepage soon.
My daughter is failing pretty much all of her classes. Do they still hold students back in 7th grade for failing?
Hi Jamey, A primary focus at all of our middle schools is on making sure students don't get behind with their learning. When a student is failing, schools offer timely interventions to help them get back on track. These vary by school, but include such strategies as online iCAN classes, or swapping an elective class during school for extra time in the class the student is failing. I urge you to get in touch with your daughter's counselor as soon as you can to talk about options and to make a plan for helping her get back on track.
Today through Friday ate secondary conference days. My children have one today and one tomorrow. Are there any changes due to weather, are they gonna be released early?
Hi Elena, We are taking things one day at a time and making decisions based on the information available. As of Wednesday afternoon, secondary students will still be released early due to conference week. Any schedule changes will be posted to our website and Facebook page, and sent out via our BrightArrow notification system.
Hi Sophia, Have you tried the troubleshooting tips here? If you have, and you still can't log in, please submit a help ticket, also located on that page.
My friend and I are both looking for what time middle and high school gets out for conference week, and neither one of us can find anything. Is it not early release?
You can find information about middle & high school conference week and early release times on our homepage under News & Stories. Thanks for your question!
I'm divorced and has two children in the school district and would like to see a copy of their report cards how can I get a copy?
Hi Jamie, You can fill out a request to review school records here.
What would you do if a student hit 39 pages of homework?
Hi Lilia, I'm not sure what you're asking. Is this is theoretical question, or do you (or does your student) actually have 39 pages of homework? Is it 39 pages for one night, or cumulative over a week or longer? If you or your student has a concern about the amount of homework being given, I'd suggest talking with the student's teacher(s) or counselor, for starters.
I understand you are supporting a charter school. This one was organized by one of your past administrators. If that is true could you please let me know which charter school it is. I am the program chair of the local Spokane Area Retired Educators Association and I would love to have this person speak at our next general meeting.
Hi William, Maybe you are referring to Pride Schools? A former SPS administrator, Brenda McDonald, is their superintendent: brenda@prideschools.org.
Hello. My 3 kids currently go to Whitman Elementary on a transfer, as we live inside Steven's Elementary boundary. My son is in 6th grade starting middle school next year. Do I need to fill out a transfer for him to go to Garry Middle School, if so, when should I be doing that?
Hi Athena, If Garry is not your neighborhood school, you should apply to have your son attend there before Feb. 15 by using our online enrollment center. Hope that helps!
I'm hearing that there will be no band and strings extravaganza this year. Is that correct?
Hi Shelley, You are correct. After much consideration, a decision was made to shift away from the 5th and 6th grade band and strings concert and focus on SPS community feeder and move-up concerts instead. If you have any questions, please give us a call at 354-7392.
My daughter goes to ridgeview and will starting salk next year for 6th grade. Do I need to register her? Or does her info get automatically sent there since that is the school for our boundary?
Hi Angie, Thanks for your question! If Salk is your neighborhood school (meaning you live within its attendance boundary), you do not need to register your daughter.
When will the LC graduation for 2020 be?
Lewis and Clark's 2020 graduation will be Sunday, June 7, at 5 p.m.
Enrollment information from the state superintendent's office has Shadle at 1,332 and North Central at 1,502.
I have filled out the paperwork to choice my daughter into 9th grade. When will the decisions be made as to acceptance?
Hi Lesa, If you are applying to an Option School (Montessori, APPLE, TEC, The Community School, or IST Middle School Program), you will learn whether you will be offered a seat from that school in late February. If you are applying to a neighborhood school outside your attendance area, you can check your application/waitlist status online anytime. You will learn whether you will be offered a seat by August at the latest, possibly sooner. Neighborhood schools typically have fewer spots available and have to account for new students moving into their attendance area over the summer.
Hi-is there possible to know when is the SBac testing date for 8 grader at Sacajawea middle school? We're trying to schedule may 28 & 29th off but got no answer for that. Thank you so much.
Hi Lily, Tentative dates for SBAC testing at Sac are May 6-24 for ELA and Math, and May 20-21 for science. Hope this helps!
Hello, I am looking for any love and logic classes starting up for free for parents or grandparents. In the Spokane, surrounding areas that i can attend.
Hi Debra, I'm sorry it's taken so long to respond. I have been asking around, though, and have not yet found any information about local Love and Logic classes. If I do hear of any, I'll let you know!
Does district 81 have opportunities for high school debaters? How could I get in touch with a debate coach?
Hi Mike, You should be able to find the information you need here. Thanks!
How does any staff of the district weather it be teacher or councilors have the right to physically move any child without parents permission?
Thanks for your question. Communication is key to student success both in and outside of the classroom. To get the best answer to your question, we would encourage you to contact your child's school to find out more information or Student Services at 354-7306 for further assistance.
What time is release on the last day of school? It's a half day, so is that 11am or 1130?
Typically, high schools are dismissed at 11 a.m. on the last day of school, elementaries at 11:30 a.m. and middle schools at noon. Some option schools and programs have different release times though.
Do middle schools get out early next week? Elementary schools get out at 1 for conferences but I was not sure if middle schools are the same.
Hi! Thanks for your question. Early release next week is only for elementary schoolers.
For the 2019-20 school year, the first day of school for grades 1-12 will be Aug. 29. You can find the whole school year calendar here.
I am wondering about the need that Spokane is experiencing for certified English as a Second Language teachers? I have just graduated Eastern and I am looking into getting my Masters in Teaching with an emphasis on K-12 English Language Learners, and I am going to be looking for employment for this upcoming school year. I am currently teaching K-5 Spanish at an Elementary school in my current city.
Hi Danielle, The best person for you to connect with is Heather Richardson, our director of English Language Development, at HeatherRi@spokaneschools.org or (509) 354-6261. Thanks for your question!
What time is early release. What time does bus pick kids up?
Hi Bethany, On early release days, students are dismissed one hour and 15 minutes early. Please ask the office manager at your child's school for specific information about bus pick-up times.
Does the school district have a Anti-Bullying contract that ALL STUDENTS sign? If not why?
While we do not have a whole-district contract, we do have District Policy and Procedure regarding the Prohibition of Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying. We also ensure that all staff and students are trained around harassment, intimidation and bulling, which includes cyberbullying on social media. Historically, our district has supported schools having autonomy on certain programs, since they know their students best. Many schools have contracts or promises in individual classrooms, or have schoolwide contracts. If you have additional questions, please contact Student Services at 354-7329.
Do you have an information on early schools in Spokane County? I am looking for information on Bonnie View school near Springtown. If you can direct me to where I can find information, it would be appreciated. Thank you.
Hi Debbie, Most of the historic information we have about schools in our district can be found in this publication: "Spokane Public Schools: First Class for 100 Years." For information about schools in other districts, the Spokane Public Library may be a good resource for you.
Hi! I am interested in attending an informational meeting about public Montessori. Can you send me some info on that please. Thank you so much!
Hi Tasha, Here is some information about Spokane Public Montessori and the upcoming school tour dates for interested families. If you have additional questions, please contact Principal Shannon Lawson directly at 354-6404 or shannonla@spokaneschools.org. Thank you!
Follow up question: If a parent does not return the permission slip to the school can the child go on the field trip if the parent marked "yes" on registration?
Another good question! School buildings do need to know that parents/guardians approve of each specific field trip. However, if a student has forgotten to get the field trip permission form signed, schools will contact guardians to receive a verbal confirmation so that the child can attend.
If we move during the school year to a neighborhood that falls within a different neighborhood school, but within Spokane Public Schools and want to keep our child at her current school and will provide transportation, do we need to do anything?
Hi Kristen, Thanks for your question. You should fill out an application for your child to keep attending her current school. If you have additional questions, please contact Jeannie Brown at 354-7393 or jeannieb@spokaneschools.org.
I am wondering why I need to fill out a permission slip for my student to go on a field trip, when registering my child I gave them permission to go on fields trip on the registration form? Why have me check the box "yes" or "no" if I have to fill out a field trip form each time?
Thanks for your question. We ask the initial question on the registration form in order to find out which students will not be attending field trips at all. Then, in order to insure the best communication with families, we send out individual releases for all field trips to make sure parents/guardians are aware of the location of the trip and to confirm that they still support their child attending.
Hello, Both my grandsons attend Garfield elementary. I have both boys in my care and I was wondering if I could get a copy of both of the boys IEP plans?
Hi Debra, Please contact Bonnie Sipe in our Records department: BonnieSi@spokaneschools.org or	354-7322 for the IEPs. If you have other questions, please contact Chris Moore in Student Services: ChrisMo@spokaneschools.org	or 354-7292. Thank you!
Which Spokane Elementary Schools are Title 1 schools?
Hi Michael, The elementary schools in our district, Spokane Public Schools, that have schoolwide Title I programs are: Adams, Arlington, Audubon, Bemiss, Cooper, Browne, Finch, Franklin, Garfield, Grant, Holmes, Lidgerwood, Lincoln Heights, Linwood, Logan, Longfellow, Madison, Regal, Ridgeview, Roosevelt, Sheridan, Stevens, Westview, Whitman and Willard. Learn more about the Title I program here.
Good evening I have a question about attendance. Today my son was marked absent in his second. Band class at Ferris High School but he was not absent. Unfortunately they had a substitute that marked him absent. How do I get this fixed I do not want to excuse the absence since he was actually there. HELP how do I fix this.
Hi Bonnie, Thanks for your question. I would start by having your son explain the situation to his band teacher.


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Facing annihilation at the hands of the warlike Vogons is a curious time to have a craving for tea It could only happen to the cosmically displaced Arthur Dent and his curious comrades in arms as they hurtle across space powered by pure improbabilityband desperately in search of a place to eat.Among Arthur s motley shipmates are Ford Prefect, a longtime friend and expertFacing annihilation at the hands of the warlike Vogons is a curious time to have a craving for tea It could only happen to the cosmically displaced Arthur Dent and his curious comrades in arms as they hurtle across space powered by pure improbabilityband desperately in search of a place to eat.Among Arthur s motley shipmates are Ford Prefect, a longtime friend and expert contributor to the Hitchhiker s Guide to the Galaxy Zaphod Beeblebrox, the three armed, two headed ex president of the galaxy Tricia McMillan, a fellow Earth refugee who s gone native her name is Trillian now and Marvin, the moody android who suffers nothing and no one very gladly Their destination The ultimate hot spot for an evening of apocalyptic entertainment and fine dining, where the food literally speaks for itself.Will they make it The answer hard to say But bear in mind that the Hitchhiker s Guide deleted the term Future Perfect from its pages, since it was discovered not to be What s such fun is how amusing the galaxy looks through Adams sardonically silly eyes.
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2.5 to 3.0 stars. Decent follow up to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams. While enjoyable, I did not find myself laughing as often as I did during the first one. With books like this, your mood is often an important factor in determining your level of enjoyment so it could be that I just wasn't as receptive to the story as I might otherwise have been. Good but not great.
Not much to say about this. It's like the first one but not as good. It's a sequel. What do you expect?
This series is frigging hilarious. Unfortunately, that's the only thing this book has going on. The story was a bit all over the place. There was also a lack of my favourite character, Marvin. Not sure if I'll continue with this series as yet. The first book THGTTG is a must read though.
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