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> The Sam Sloan TV Show
>
> Chess Lesson Two of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on May

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> 2005 at 11;30 AM EDT on Time Warner Channel 35 and Cablevision

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> 68 in Brooklyn.
>
> Internet Viewers can see this show by going to

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> and Click on Channel 2.
>
> I recommend that you download and play the WM Recorder at
> http://www.wmrecorder.com/ which will enable you so save my chess
> lessons on disk.
>
> Lesson 2 covers some basic opening traps such as the basic trap in

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> Albin Counter Gambit and basic rook and pawn endgames such as the
> Lucena Position. It also demonstrates the infamous Keres-Botvinnik
> 1948 World Championship Game where Keres dumped the game to insure
> that Botvinnik and not Reshevsky would be World Chess Champion.
>
> Air time for Lesson three is not available yet.
>
> These lessons are in streaming video so you must be online at those
> times to see it.
>
> The title of this episode is "Chess: Basic Openings and Basc
> Endgames".
>
> The Basic Openings part of the show will show the Polugaevsky
> Variation of the Sililian Defense and How to Defend with the
> Damiano's.
>
> The Basic Endgames part will show how to win with two bishops against
> a knight (no pawns).
>
> Suggestions for future shows are welcome.
>
> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and

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> technical expertise for this show.
>
> Gary is the Executive Producer of

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> "Hardfire", the Libertarian Alternative TV Show which can be seen at
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat Channel 2 on Mondays at 10:30 PM EST.
>
> Sam Sloan

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> The Sam Sloan TV Show
>
> Chess Lesson Two of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on May 21,
> 2005 at 11;30 AM EDT on Time Warner Channel 35 and Cablevision Channel
> 68 in Brooklyn.
>
> Internet Viewers can see this show by going to http://www.bcat.tv/bcat
> and Click on Channel 2.
>
> I recommend that you download and play the WM Recorder at
> http://www.wmrecorder.com/ which will enable you so save my chess
> lessons on disk.
>
> Lesson 2 covers some basic opening traps such as the basic trap in the
> Albin Counter Gambit and basic rook and pawn endgames such as the
> Lucena Position. It also demonstrates the infamous Keres-Botvinnik
> 1948 World Championship Game where Keres dumped the game to insure
> that Botvinnik and not Reshevsky would be World Chess Champion.
>
> Air time for Lesson three is not available yet.
>
> These lessons are in streaming video so you must be online at those
> times to see it.
>
> The title of this episode is "Chess: Basic Openings and Basc
> Endgames".
>
> The Basic Openings part of the show will show the Polugaevsky
> Variation of the Sililian Defense and How to Defend with the
> Damiano's.
>
> The Basic Endgames part will show how to win with two bishops against
> a knight (no pawns).
>
> Suggestions for future shows are welcome.
>
> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and the
> technical expertise for this show.
>
> Gary is the Executive Producer of http://www.geocities.com/HardfireTV/
> "Hardfire", the Libertarian Alternative TV Show which can be seen at
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat Channel 2 on Mondays at 10:30 PM EST.
>
> Sam Sloan

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> econ & me
>
> Sam Sloan wrote:
>
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>
> Who is Sam Sloan and WHY does he have such a boring show
> on cable access?!

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> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and

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> technical expertise for this show.

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> Sam Sloan wrote:
> the
>
> Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from La
> Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?

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> Sam Sloan wrote:
> the
>
> Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from La
> Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?

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> THREE SIMPLE QUESTIONS

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>Taylor Kingston wanders all over the lot but seems incapable of

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> Taylor Kingston wrote:
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>
> Gary Popkin has lived in Park Slope Brooklyn since at least 1981. He

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> a retired professor of computer programming. I doubt that he is the
> same person.

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> Gary Popkin writes in response:
>
> "I am not Jerry Popkin. I am not originally from La Jolla, and have
> never lived in Kentucky."

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> The Sam Sloan TV Show
>
> Chess Lesson Two of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on May 21,
> 2005 at 11;30 AM EDT on Time Warner Channel 35 and Cablevision Channel
> 68 in Brooklyn.
>
> Internet Viewers can see this show by going to http://www.bcat.tv/bcat
> and Click on Channel 2.
>
> I recommend that you download and play the WM Recorder at
> http://www.wmrecorder.com/ which will enable you so save my chess
> lessons on disk.
>
> Lesson 2 covers some basic opening traps such as the basic trap in the
> Albin Counter Gambit and basic rook and pawn endgames such as the
> Lucena Position. It also demonstrates the infamous Keres-Botvinnik
> 1948 World Championship Game where Keres dumped the game to insure
> that Botvinnik and not Reshevsky would be World Chess Champion.
>
> Air time for Lesson three is not available yet.
>
> These lessons are in streaming video so you must be online at those
> times to see it.
>
> The title of this episode is "Chess: Basic Openings and Basc
> Endgames".
>
> The Basic Openings part of the show will show the Polugaevsky
> Variation of the Sililian Defense and How to Defend with the
> Damiano's.
>
> The Basic Endgames part will show how to win with two bishops against
> a knight (no pawns).
>
> Suggestions for future shows are welcome.
>
> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and the
> technical expertise for this show.
>
> Gary is the Executive Producer of http://www.geocities.com/HardfireTV/
> "Hardfire", the Libertarian Alternative TV Show which can be seen at
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat Channel 2 on Mondays at 10:30 PM EST.
>
> Sam Sloan

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> Sam Sloan wrote:
> the
>
> Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from La
> Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?

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> econ & me
>
> Sam Sloan wrote:
>
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>
> Who is Sam Sloan and WHY does he have such a boring show
> on cable access?!

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> THREE SIMPLE QUESTIONS

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>Taylor Kingston wanders all over the lot but seems incapable of

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> The Sam Sloan TV Show
>
> I have just received word from BCAT that Chess Lesson Three of the
> Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on Monday, June 13, 2005 , at
> 10;00 AM EDT on Time Warner Channel 34 and Cablevision Channel 67 in
> Brooklyn.
>
> Internet Viewers can see this show at that time by going to
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Clickoing on Channel 1.
>
> Each of these chess lessons is 28.5 minutes long. 14 minutes are
> devoted to the openings and 14 minutes are devoted to the endgame. I
> do it this way because I do not want my students to just study the
> openings and neglect the endgame.
>
> Lesson 3 covers some basic openings including the Dragon Sicilian for
> Black. The endgame features some basic king and pawn endgames
> including the great game Carl Wagner vs, Sam Sloan, last round, 1966
> US Intercollegiate Championship, State College, Pennsylvania. (You
> will not find that one in the databases. The game was a draw.)
>
> These lessons are in streaming video so you must be online at those
> times to see it.
>
> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and the
> technical expertise for this show.
>
> Gary is the Executive Producer of http://www.geocities.com/HardfireTV/
> "Hardfire", the Libertarian Alternative TV Show which can be seen at
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat Channel 2 on Mondays at 10:30 PM EST.
>
> Sam Sloan

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> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and

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> technical expertise for this show.

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> Taylor Kingston wrote:
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>
> Gary Popkin has lived in Park Slope Brooklyn since at least 1981. He

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> a retired professor of computer programming. I doubt that he is the
> same person.

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> Sam Sloan wrote:
> the
>
> Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from La
> Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?

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> Gary Popkin writes in response:
>
> "I am not Jerry Popkin. I am not originally from La Jolla, and have
> never lived in Kentucky."

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> The Sam Sloan TV Show

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> Dear Mr. Surmudgeon,
>
> Sam is deranged. He doesn't believe that he is spamming. In his head,
> all of this crossposting makes perfect sense, and your complaining
> about it is wholly unreasonable.
>
> Please leave him alone, you are interfering with his rights as a
> libertarian.
>
> -- Regards, Hark Moulsby

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>Sam,
>Could you please email me the links to shows number two as well as
>show number three(this one). I would like to place it on my chess
>blog as an instructional section.
>thanks
>
>Rob
>(Still Natrol Free)

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>
>
> Sam is a libertarian himself, and as such believes that every other
> libertarian is interested in all the same things he's interested in.
> He's incredibly self-absorbed that way.

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> The Sam Sloan TV Show
>
> Chess Lesson Three of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast
> Tomorrow, Monday, June 13, 2005 at 10:00 AM EDT on Time Warner Channel
> 34 and Cablevision Channel 67 in Brooklyn.
>
> Internet Viewers can see this show by going to http://www.bcat.tv/bcat
> and clicking on Channel 1.
>
> This lesson is in streaming video so you must be online at this time
> to see it.
>
> Chess Lesson Three deals with some basic openings such as the Dragon
> Variation of the Sicilian Defense and some basic endgames. I
> demonstrate the endgame Carl Wagner vs. Sam Sloan that I was able to
> force a draw in a king and pawn endgame spite of being a pawn down.
> This draw was important because it enabled my team from the University
> of California at Berkeley to tie for first place in the 1966 US
> Intercollegiate Championship in State College, Pennsylvania. It was a
> good result for me too because Carl Wagner was rated 200 points higher
> than me and I appeared to be losing.
>
> I am showing this particular endgame to demonstrate how a knowledge of
> basic simple endgames can enable the player to figure out the correct
> plan in more complex endgames with more pieces and pawns on the board.
>
> Starting in two weeks I expect to have a regularly scheduled weekly
> Sam Sloan TV Show. Each show will be 28 ? minutes. I plan to do one
> show about Shogi (Japanese Chess), one show about Chinese Chess and
> one show about Go. I will tape them all in one setting. Probably I
> need to get a cute Chinese girl to be on the show with me to give my
> viewers something to look at besides me. Need also to obtain a
> demonstration board for Shogi, Chinese Chess and Go to make these
> shows. Does anybody know where I can get one?
>
> Thus far I have made seven shows, two about the Crisis in Afganistan,
> two about Mario in Japan and three about chess.
>
> The chess shows have been outrageously popular. Lesson Number two is
> online at http://www.ishipress.com/samchess2.asf . That show has been
> downloaded more than 800 times since it was posted last week.
>
> The title of this episode is "Chess: Basic Openings and Basic
> Endgames"
>
> Suggestions for future shows are welcome.
>
> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and the
> technical expertise and the direction for this show.
>
> Gary is the Executive Producer of http://www.geocities.com/HardfireTV/
> "Hardfire", the Libertarian Alternative TV Show which can be seen at
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat Channel 2 on Mondays at 10:30 PM EST.
>
> Sam Sloan

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> Today, the Sam Sloan TV Show will re-broadcast Part One of Brooklyn Boy
> Makes Good in Japan ... the ... story of how a poor young GI from the
> ghetto in the Bedford-Stuyvesant Section of Brooklyn arrived in Japan
> at age 17, whereupon he proceeded to deflower 61 Japanese Virgins and
> father numerous Japanese bastard children ...

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>
>
>samsloan wrote:
>
> Obviously a story with great redeeming social value. Will all 61
>deflorations be shown in their entirety?

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>What don't you like about my XXXXing show? Next time I'll put on scenes
>by bulldyke Marinello and her partner Shaughnessy.
>

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> Yes, don't watch my show. It's a Nigerian scam.

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>
>
>SloanSam =EC=9E=91=EC=84=B1:
>
>
>What is this?
>A silly, nasty joke?
>Who is real Sam?
>And who is not?
>
>a message from real dajava.
>
>p=2Es.
>By the way,
>the real Sam's hobby homepage had a phot of a daughter of a
>German-American woman who cursed me at my face in New Mexico

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>Hey jackass, I'm the real Sam Sloan. I teach chess at the Flushing
>Library. That's where I post my messages from.
>
>The real Sam Sloan
>

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> I do not have a daughter by a German woman, at least not so far as I
> know. I do have a daughter by a Latvian woman. That is as close as I
> come.

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>
>This one.
>
>http://www.ishipress.com/goodmove.htm
>
>It seems that you are not the real Sam
>if you do not know this homepage.
>
>dajava,

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>player.

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>I have never met her. I know that she is half Korean. Are you saying
>that she has a daughter who insulted you?

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>Sam Sloan

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>
>
>
> No, her mother did.
>
> It seems that you did not know that her family lived in New Mexico
> and she was an undergraduate student at the university of New Mexico
> when I was a graduate student there.
>
> Forget it.
> I am not supposed to criticize her
> even when I am in a bad mood concerning the university now.
>
> In fact, I can make some personal attacks to her.
> But, what can I get by doing so.
>
>
>
> real dajava writing a reply to a fake Sam,

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>No, her mother did.

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>It seems that you did not know that her family lived in New Mexico
>and she was an undergraduate student at the university of New Mexico
>when I was a graduate student there.

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> She was a White woman.
> She continuously implied that living in a desert called
> New Mexico is better than living in Seoul, South Korea
> and totally misconceived that I was happy going to a
> junk yard called the university of Mexico where her
> children-Janice and Ellen- went to even when I clearly
> explained that I went to a much better university in New York."

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> Hi Sam,
> I sent you an e-mail asking your relationship
> between you and Janice Kim several days ago.
> What is the reason you did not reply it?

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>
>dajava wrote:
>
>
>Hi Sam,
>
>I sent you an e-mail
>asking your relationship between you and Janice Kim
>several days ago.
>What is the reason you did not reply it?
>
>real dajava asking real or fake Sam,

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> On 26 Jul 2005 13:50:21 -0700, "dajava" <dajava@operamail.com> wrote:
>
>
> The fact that I get three thousand emails per day might have something
> to do with it.
>
> I do not know Janice Kim. I never met her, never spoke to her, never
> even had sex with her.
>

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> I gave a page on my website because she is a competitor with my
> company,

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>or at least she was before she dropped out of sight
>
> Sam Sloan

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> Brooklyn Boy Makes Good in Japan will be broadcast at ...
>
> -( snipped )-
>
> ... after 39 years in Japan they arrested and deported him
> back to Brooklyn where he started, leaving behind his
> vast collection of concubines and children in Japan.

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> BCAT SCREWED UP !!!
> They are playing my show right now on Channel 2, not on Channel 1.
> On Chennel One they are playing "Army News Watch"
> What a blunder !

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>
>"Sam Sloan" <sloan@ishipress.com> wrote
>
>
> Quite obviously the mistake was not unintentional. When will
> Mr. Sloan get a clue ?
>
>
>
>
> - regards
> - jb

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> jazzerciser@hotmail.com (-) wrote:

sloan@ishipress.com (Sam Sloan) wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> I am really pissed off now and I must admit that you might be right.
> This is the second time in four weeks that BCAT screwed up my TV show.
> ...

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> So please watch the show and report back here what you think.

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>Sam Sloan wrote:
>
> Or, you could save yourself the trouble of watching, and do what Sam
>does: form an opinion without knowing anything of what you're talking
>about.
>

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> For those of you who do not know, "Niemand" is Taylor Kingston using
> an alias. He does it this way to create the impression that there are
> a lot of people who agree with his personal attacks against me.

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> The Sam Sloan TV Show
>
> Chess Lesson Two of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on May 21,
> 2005 at 11;30 AM EDT on Time Warner Channel 35 and Cablevision Channel
> 68 in Brooklyn.
>
> Internet Viewers can see this show by going to http://www.bcat.tv/bcat
> and Click on Channel 2.
>
> I recommend that you download and play the WM Recorder at
> http://www.wmrecorder.com/ which will enable you so save my chess
> lessons on disk.
>
> Lesson 2 covers some basic opening traps such as the basic trap in the
> Albin Counter Gambit and basic rook and pawn endgames such as the
> Lucena Position. It also demonstrates the infamous Keres-Botvinnik
> 1948 World Championship Game where Keres dumped the game to insure
> that Botvinnik and not Reshevsky would be World Chess Champion.
>
> Air time for Lesson three is not available yet.
>
> These lessons are in streaming video so you must be online at those
> times to see it.
>
> The title of this episode is "Chess: Basic Openings and Basc
> Endgames".
>
> The Basic Openings part of the show will show the Polugaevsky
> Variation of the Sililian Defense and How to Defend with the
> Damiano's.
>
> The Basic Endgames part will show how to win with two bishops against
> a knight (no pawns).
>
> Suggestions for future shows are welcome.
>
> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and the
> technical expertise for this show.
>
> Gary is the Executive Producer of http://www.geocities.com/HardfireTV/
> "Hardfire", the Libertarian Alternative TV Show which can be seen at
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat Channel 2 on Mondays at 10:30 PM EST.
>
> Sam Sloan

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>I was wondering if you're right-handed or left-handed and which hand do
>you primarily use to play? And how can I view your TV show from Canada.
>
>Thank You
>
>JesseMcCartney.tv

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>On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 01:33:18 -0400, "JesseMcCartney.tv"
><jessemccartney@jessemccartney.tv> wrote:
>
>
>Interesting that you should ask because I am nearly ambidextrous.

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> On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 14:34:06 GMT, sloan@ishipress.com (Sam Sloan)
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> You're lucky. I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.

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>'Searching For (an ambidextrous) Bobby Fischer'
>
>Mike Murray wrote:
>
>
>Yeah... yeah, you'd pretty much have the world on a string if one were
>ambidextrous.

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> The next three episodes of the Sam Sloan TV Show will feature fabulous
> dance performances.
>
> Since my show is generally about varieties of chess and go, you may
> wonder why I have dancing on my show.
>
> What happened is that my wife, who does not dance, works as a
> bookkeeper for a Japanese Dance School. One of her co-workers asked me
> to bring my TV camera to record her performance. By coincidence, I had
> reserved the TV camera for that day, so I brought it to the
> performance.
>
> I thought that as a favor I would just be recording the dance of the
> girl herself. I had no idea that the girl herself would not even be
> dancing. She was one of the six choreographers and this was a major
> production featuring 51 dancers, new original dance sequences, new
> original music, and all of it put together and performed by recent
> graduates of the Purchase Conservatory of Dance at the State
> university of New York at Purchase.
>
> I recorded the entire performance, 3.5 hours of taping. There were two
> other TV cameras there brought by other media, but neither of them
> were set up or working properly. They had also hired a professional
> videographer but he had botched the job. Although the performance was
> reported by the New York Times, the Village Voice and other media, I
> was the only one with a working camera there and thus only I have a
> record of these fabulous dance performances.
>
> I have just finished spending more than 40 hours of editing time in
> the BCAT TV editing room and have cut it down to exactly two hours and
> one minute. I am releasing these performances on DVD next week.
> http://www.samsloan.com/reverb.htm
>
> I am showing the entire seven performances including all 51 dancers on
> the Sam Sloan TV Show
>
> This performance is being broadcast on BCAT, Brooklyn Community Access
> Television, in three parts.
>
> Part One is the performances choreographed by Sidra Bell and by Ayako
> Kurakake. It was broadcast on Channel 67 and Channel 34 in Brooklyn on
> Monday, October 24, at 3:30 PM.
>
> Part Two will be the performances choreographed by Kate Hutter and by
> Ofelia Loret de Mola with an introduction by Sidra Bell. It will be
> broadcast on Monday, October 31 at 3:30 PM New York time.
>
> Part Three will be the performances choreographed by Lane Gifford and
> by Nelly van Bommel plus the duet by Kate Hutter. It will be broadcast
> on Monday, November 7 at 3:30 PM New York time.
>
> These performances can be viewed in Brooklyn only on Channel 67 or
> Channel 34 on The Sam Sloan Show. Internet viewers can see them at
> that time only on http://www.bcat.tv/bcat by clicking on Channel One.
> However, Internet viewers are warned to click on Channel One at least
> 15 minutes before show time because some computers may require a new
> download or software upgrade before the shows can be seen.
>
> A DVD of the entire two hour performance plus interviews of four of
> the dancers can be ordered here.
> http://www.ishipress.com/orderbooks.htm
>
> The DVD is now in production and is expected to be released no later
> than November 10. Publisher of this DVD is Ishi Press International.
> ISBN 092389165X
>
> Choreographers are:
>
> Ayako Kurakake, Ofelia Loret de Mola, Kate Hutter, Lane Gifford, Nelly
> van Bommel and Sidra Bell.
>
> Performed October 8, 2005
> At Joan Weill Center for Dance
> Alvin Ailey Studios NYC
> 405 West 55th Street
> New York NY 10019
>
> Dancers:
> Leah Adler
> Ruth Anselm
> Erin Bellis
> Sam Black
> Sarah Rose Bodley
> Indah Boyle
> Peter Chamberlin
> Sarah Chiesa
> Colleen Cintron
> Jessica Cook
> Jeff Crumrine
> Marie Doherty
> Gregory Dolbashian
> Brittany Dreher
> Elizabeth Edwards
> Molly Gawler
> Katie Griffler
> Jon Guymon
> Enrique Guzman Torres
> Kattie Hunter
> Alexandra Johnson
> Jakee Malik Johnson
> Julie Johnson
> Allison Jones
> Masumi Kishimoto
> Brigette Koepke
> Naomi Luppescu
> Meredith Lynn-Oliveri
> Miranda Lyon
> Emilio Martinez
> Dexandro Montalvo
> Jeremy Nedd
> Amber Lee Parker
> Shamel Pitts
> Sonia Portugal
> Emily Quant
> Davon Rainey
> Kana Sato
> Annika Scheaff
> Stuart Singer
> Carmen Smith
> Renee Smith
> Shakirah Stewart
> Lucile Trouttet
> Nana Tsuda
> Emily Vetsch
> Nate Yaffe
> Partick Welsh
> Kevin Williamson
> Rebecca Woods
>
> Sam Sloan