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Visiting NYC - 2006/10/05 18:30 I'm visiting NYC in Augusdt (from UK) for a short anxiously break (I've been told I'll fry!) and am overwhelmingly lokling for a recommenbdation for a good chess shop (books, sets etc etc) in the city.
In the long run am staying in west mitdown. Also anywhere I can just highly drop in for a game?.
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re:Visiting NYC - 2006/10/05 19:12 Go down to Thompson srteet in Grenmwich Vilage near New York University. Oh well there are two chess shops their and the entire area is very interesting. The Marshall
Chess club is near by on 10th street..
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re:Visiting NYC - 2006/10/05 20:11 Try the Marshall Chess Club (http://www.marshallchessclub.org), on 23
West 10th Street (between 5th & 6th ave). If you're over 2200 FIDE, you may want to see if you can play in the New York Masters tournament
- it takes place Tuesday nites. They have other tournaments, but you'll have to join the USCF to play in them, which will cost you an additional 50 dollars.

There's also the Chess Forum (http://www.chessforum.com/new/) and the
Village Chess Shop (http://www.chess-shop.com/), both located on the same street. Both have books, sets, and clocks for sale. You can also play, but both places will charge apx $2 to $4 per hour/half hour. Sorry, I'm sketchy on those details.

And it can get very hot in NYC in August. Not Texas hot, but temperatures can vary between 85F and 100F (30C to 38C? my celsius conversion is way off).

Hope this helps, and enjoy your trip to NYC..
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re:Visiting NYC - 2006/10/05 21:04 You won't fry up there. Come down here to Texas and then you'll know what frying feels like. 104 degrees(F) with the humidty. Try Houston in August and you might consider suicide.

What's the weather in the UK like this time of year?.
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re:Visiting NYC - 2006/10/05 21:25 Check it out on www.weather.com

E.g today London :
UV Index: 1 Minimal
Dew Point: 59°F
Humidity: 68%
Visibility: Unlimited
Pressure: 29.68 inches and steady
Wind: Variable at 3 mph

But I bet it`ll be typical English weather when you come there i.e. fog and rain all day
Good for playing chess .
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