Junior 10 Junior 10 is the new 2006 Computer Chess World Champion. The program, written by the Israeli programmers Amir Ban and Shy Bushinsky, narrowly defeated its main rival, the many times world champion program Shredder, at the Computer Chess World Championship which was held during the Chess Olympiad in Turin, Italy. Junior impressed experts with its extraordinary dynamic play, and remained undefeated in this event. Junior 10 has its own special search techniques and evaluation functions, which makes it different to any other chess program. In the latest version we see the rigorous continuation of a development that started with Junior 7 and has led to a unique and creative playing style. It started with the famous bishop sacrifice on h2 in a match against Garry Kasparov and now has been honed to perfection in Version 10. In spite of their success in computer chess tournaments the programmers of Junior are not primarily concerned with beating other chess programs. Cisco asr 1001 data sheet.
Instead they have developed Junior into an instrument that enables human beings to gain new insights and understanding in the game of chess. A good example is the very pronounced understanding of compensation, which allows its users to explore new possibilities of sacrifice attacks and sharp dynamic play. Available from 31st July Junior 10 offers you 12 months of free access to the Playchess.com server.
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You also get the latest openings book which is continually enhanced and improved by GM Boris Alterman, a member of the Junior team. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Pentium III, 128 MB RAM, Win98 SE, Win2000, WinXP, DVD-drive, Soundcard.
Colton Cavers had the top score with a 38 on the back nine at the Alexandria Golf Club, which earned him the second seed since the division's defending champion, Bennett Olson, automatically receives the top seed. Starting on hole 10, Cavers was two-under after four holes before double bogeying on 14 to fall back to par. He bogeyed 16 and 18 and parred the rest to finish with a two-over score of 38. Wednesday, Cavers will match up against the seventh seed, Carver Larson, who shot a 41 Tuesday afternoon. Tyler Wanous had the second-lowest score of Tuesday's round after battling through a rough start. He was five-over after four holes, but birdied 14 and 15 and parred the rest of the way to salvage a solid score of 39. In match play, he'll face sixth-seeded Zachary Stennes, who carded a 41 in the qualifier, also at 7:09.
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The other two Wednesday matchups tee off at 7. 1 Olsen takes on No. 8 Charlie Hanson after they each posted 42s, and No. 4 Christian Lillehaugen faces No. 5 Charlie Moen. Lillehaugen had a 40 in the qualifying round, while Moen used one more stroke to end up with a 41. JUNIOR 10-12 DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT QUALIFYING SCORES — Colton Cavers - 38; Tyler Wanous - 39; Christian Lillehaugen - 40; Charlie Moen - 41; Zachary Stennes - 41; Carver Larson - 41; Bennett Olsen 42; Charlie Hanson - 42.