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Date: 18 May 2005 04:01:28
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

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

Date: 21 Mar 2006 16:50:58
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Just to remind all you fans, the Sam Sloan TV Show comes on in 5
minutes, at 7:30 PM Wednesday, New York time.

To see the Sam Sloan Show on the Internet, go to
http://www.bcat.sextv/ncat and Click on Channel 69 at 9:30 PM New York
Time today, Tuesday, ch 28, 2006.

I do not remember what the show is today. I have not produced any new
shows since December, so now I am just broadcasting shows I never got
around to broadcasting earlier.

Date: 28 Dec 2005 05:09:53
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan Chess Show

It's mine you jackass. Didn't you like the nake girls?

Sam Sloan

Date: 27 Dec 2005 20:44:38
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan Chess Show

The show tonight was the best ever. There were 4 girls demonstrating
various techniques. They're really good.

Sam Sloan

Date: 27 Dec 2005 16:21:04
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan Chess Show

The Sam Sloan Chess show will come on at 11:30 PM New York Time, which
is 2 minutes from now.

Starting Tuesday, December 29 it will be broadcast every Tuesday at
11:30 PM New York Time. This is a much better time.

Chess Lesson One of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on December
29, 2005 at 11:30 PM New York time on Time Warner Channel 69 and
Cablevision Channel 69 in Brooklyn.

Internet Viewers can see this show by going to
http://www.bcat.tv/bcatsex69 and Clicking on Channel 11. (Note, if it
is not on Channel 1, it will be on Channel 12).

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 Basic 69
positions".

Sam Sloan

Date: 28 Dec 2005 03:46:03
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan Chess Show

On 27 Dec 2005 16:21:04 -0800, "Sam Sloan" <[email protected] > wrote:

>The Sam Sloan Chess show will come on at 11:30 PM New York Time, which
>is 2 minutes from now.
>
>Starting Tuesday, December 29 it will be broadcast every Tuesday at
>11:30 PM New York Time. This is a much better time.
>
>Chess Lesson One of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on December
>29, 2005 at 11:30 PM New York time on Time Warner Channel 69 and
>Cablevision Channel 69 in Brooklyn.

For those of you who are not familiar with this problem, the above was
posted by the FAKE SAM SLOAN. None of it is true. My show will not be
broadcast on December 29 at 11:30 PM. It was broadcast successfully on
December 27, 2005 at 7:30 PM, which was three hours ago.

Please check any posting by "Sam Sloan". Look at the headers. The vast
majority of postings over the past month have been by a fake Sam
Sloan, who is either Ray Gordon or Stan Booz (and possibly even both).

The Real Sam Sloan

Date: 28 Dec 2005 02:14:20
From: Taylor
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan Chess Show

KWXZ-TV69 Los Angeles, CA (Ind.)
"...69 With Us!"

Sam Sloan wrote:

> On 27 Dec 2005 16:21:04 -0800, "Sam Sloan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>>The Sam Sloan Chess show will come on at 11:30 PM New York Time, which
>>is 2 minutes from now.
>>
>>Starting Tuesday, December 29 it will be broadcast every Tuesday at
>>11:30 PM New York Time. This is a much better time.
>>
>>Chess Lesson One of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on December
>>29, 2005 at 11:30 PM New York time on Time Warner Channel 69 and
>>Cablevision Channel 69 in Brooklyn.
>
>
> For those of you who are not familiar with this problem, the above was
> posted by the FAKE SAM SLOAN. None of it is true. My show will not be
> broadcast on December 29 at 11:30 PM. It was broadcast successfully on
> December 27, 2005 at 7:30 PM, which was three hours ago.
>
> Please check any posting by "Sam Sloan". Look at the headers. The vast
> majority of postings over the past month have been by a fake Sam
> Sloan, who is either Ray Gordon or Stan Booz (and possibly even both).
>
> The Real Sam Sloan

Wow, Sam, I truly thought the last one WAS your's. :-o I usually go by
the e-mail address used, since your impostor using a different one than
you. It's a shame someone would spoof you in such a manner that
discredits your pure intentions in your recreational hobby/career.

Date: 28 Dec 2005 00:10:41
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan Chess Show

The Sam Sloan Chess show will come on at 7:30 PM New York Time, which
is 22 minutes from now.

Starting Tuesday, December 27 it will be broadcast every Tuesday at
7:30 PM New York Time. This is a much better time.

Chess Lesson One of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on
December 27, 2005 at 7:30 PM New York time 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. (Note, if it is not on Channel 1, it will
be on Channel 2).

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".

Sam Sloan

Date: 27 Dec 2005 05:10:56
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

I forgot to mention that we will also broadcast the naked dancing chess
cheerleaders. So don't forget to watch. Chess needs more sex and
bitches.

Sam Sloan

Date: 28 Dec 2005 01:30:31
From: Taylor
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Studio7OnTheSunsetStrip.gov
http://www.mothering.com/discussions/forumdisplay.php?f=44
'Studio 7 On The Sunset Strip' (Fall 2006)

Sam Sloan wrote:

> I forgot to mention that we will also broadcast the naked dancing chess
> cheerleaders. So don't forget to watch. Chess needs more sex and
> bitches.
>
> Sam Sloan
>

I was surprised the made-for-syndication game show 'Street Sts' made
over 300 episodes... I wonder if The Sam Sloan TV Show will beat that.
Who would you rather see naked strapped to a Circumstraint... Frank
Nicotero or Sam Sloan?

Date: 28 Dec 2005 16:21:29
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 01:30:31 -0500, Taylor <[email protected] >
wrote:

>I was surprised the made-for-syndication game show 'Street Sts' made
>over 300 episodes... I wonder if The Sam Sloan TV Show will beat that.
>Who would you rather see naked strapped to a Circumstraint... Frank
>Nicotero or Sam Sloan?

Now there is a worthwhile project. Make 300 episodes !!!

There is one little problem: For every 30 minute episode I broadcast
on cable TV, I spend 5 to 10 hours in the editing room getting it
ready for broadcast. Were it not for that, I could probably make 300
episodes. I can do it if I have a really good guest. For example, I
just finished a solid six hours of taping io and his exploits in
Japan. io is a wonderful guest because he always has interesting
things to say and he has a lot to talk about. He never repeats himself
and what he talks about is really interesting.

io wanted to keep going, but after six hours of taping I had to
quit. I was exhausted, io was just getting started.

It will probably never be broadcast, because how many people really
want to hear blow by blow accounts of all the women io slept with
in Japan?

Besides io, I have taped shows on:

Chess
Chinese chess
Japanese chess (shogi)
go
origami
Modern Dancing
Escape from Jail in Afghanistan

I have not done Korean chess because I am not sure it is worth a show.
The same is true of Thai chess (makrook). I could also make one on how
to speak Japanese. Any thoughts??

Sam Sloan
http://www.samsloan.com/orderbooks.htm

Date: 27 Dec 2005 04:49:27
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

There is a new time for the Sam Sloan TV Show. Starting Tuesday,
December 27 it will be broadcast every Tuesday at 7:30 PM New York
Time. This is a much better time.

The first show at the new time will be a rebroadcast of Chess Lesson
One which was first broadcast last May.

Chess Lesson One of the Sam Sloan TV Show will be broadcast on
December 27, 2005 at 7:30 PM New York time 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

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".

Sam Sloan

Date: 28 Nov 2005 05:40:16
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan X-Rated TV Show

How do you expect me to make money otherwise? That bitch has to work to
support me just like others. No freebie in my homeless shelter.

The real Sam Sloan

Date: 27 Nov 2005 06:48:49
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan X-Rated TV Show

Don't forget to send me $29 +$10 s/h for my X-Rated DVD. You can mail
it to Sam Sloan at Brooklyn Homeless Shelter #1.

Sam Sloan

Date: 28 Nov 2005 08:28:48
From: Davou
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan X-Rated TV Show

As much as I dislike sam's posting into numerous unrelated places, This
attack was immature and cold. Posting to a newsgroup from google under
the guise of sam sloan is despicable, Not to mention the attack that you
made on his wife.

I automatically assume thats how and where this post originates, but if
by some slim chance sam has in fact gone insane then I retract...
Otherwise, I stand in saying that this was immature, uncalled for, and
despicable. I hope the perpetrator of this act of ignorance will refrain
from coming here anymore.

Sam Sloan wrote:
> Don't forget to send me $29 +$10 s/h for my X-Rated DVD. You can mail
> it to Sam Sloan at Brooklyn Homeless Shelter #1.
>
> Sam Sloan
>

Date: 28 Nov 2005 07:22:11
From: Michael Alford
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan X-Rated TV Show

Davou wrote:
> As much as I dislike sam's posting into numerous unrelated places, This
> attack was immature and cold. Posting to a newsgroup from google under
> the guise of sam sloan is despicable, Not to mention the attack that you
> made on his wife.
>
> I automatically assume thats how and where this post originates, but if
> by some slim chance sam has in fact gone insane then I retract...
> Otherwise, I stand in saying that this was immature, uncalled for, and
> despicable. I hope the perpetrator of this act of ignorance will refrain
> from coming here anymore.
>
> Sam Sloan wrote:
>> Don't forget to send me $29 +$10 s/h for my X-Rated DVD. You can mail
>> it to Sam Sloan at Brooklyn Homeless Shelter #1.
>>
>> Sam Sloan
>>

The post originates in Manassas, VA, from AMERIC-158, America Online,
Inc. I don't find an abuse report email address, but the snailmail
address is 10600 Infantry Ridge Road, US 20109

Date: 28 Nov 2005 17:47:28
From: Taylor
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan X-Rated TV Show

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/SamSloan/

Michael Alford wrote:

> Davou wrote:
>
>> As much as I dislike sam's posting into numerous unrelated places,
>> This attack was immature and cold. Posting to a newsgroup from google
>> under the guise of sam sloan is despicable, Not to mention the attack
>> that you made on his wife.
>>
>> I automatically assume thats how and where this post originates, but
>> if by some slim chance sam has in fact gone insane then I retract...
>> Otherwise, I stand in saying that this was immature, uncalled for, and
>> despicable. I hope the perpetrator of this act of ignorance will
>> refrain from coming here anymore.
>>
>> Sam Sloan wrote:
>>
>>> Don't forget to send me $29 +$10 s/h for my X-Rated DVD. You can mail
>>> it to Sam Sloan at Brooklyn Homeless Shelter #1.
>>>
>>> Sam Sloan
>>>
>
>
> The post originates in Manassas, VA, from AMERIC-158, America Online,
> Inc. I don't find an abuse report email address, but the snailmail
> address is 10600 Infantry Ridge Road, US 20109

Ah, aren't PIT (public internet terminals) a gold mind of deceit?

We're still on your side, Sammy... the REAL-REAL Sam Sloan.

Date: 27 Nov 2005 19:56:52
From: Taylor
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan X-Rated TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:

> Don't forget to send me $29 +$10 s/h for my X-Rated DVD. You can mail
> it to Sam Sloan at Brooklyn Homeless Shelter #1.
>
> Sam Sloan
>

lmfao Uh... huh?!

Has poor Sammy hit the skids turning tricks like Jaimee Foxworth or
Scotty Schwartz in the adult film (XXX) industry?

Scott Schwartz
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0777432/

Jaimee Foxworth
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0289340/

Sam Sloan, another prodigy chess-playing Bobby Fischer gone bad.

Date: 19 Oct 2005 01:33:18
From: JesseMcCartney.tv
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:

> 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

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

Thank You

JesseMcCartney.tv

Date: 07 Nov 2005 20:21:42
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Today I have the most fantastic dance performance ever on the Sam
Sloan Show. Just by way of comparison, yesterday I was watching on PBS
a special ballet performance for Prince Charles. The dance
performances on my show today are better in every way than the one
done for Prince Charles. The girls on my show are younger, stronger,
more athletic, jump higher, not to mention more beautiful, and are
better in every way. By comparison, the performance for Prince Charles
was downright lame.

Plus, if you are not interested in watching dancing girls, I have two
of the greatest queers ever jumping around perfectly synchronized. A
truly world-class performance.

To see the Sam Sloan Show on the Internet, go to
http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Click on Channel 1 at 3:30 PM New York
Time today, Monday November 8, 2005.

A DVD of all seven dance performances goes on sale today at
http://www.ishipress.com.books.htm

Sam Sloan

Date: 22 Mar 2006 00:28:44
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Just to remind all you fans, the Sam Sloan TV Show comes on in 5
minutes, at 7:30 PM Tuesdays, New York time.

To see the Sam Sloan Show on the Internet, go to
http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Click on Channel 1 at 7:30 PM New York
Time today, Tuesday, ch 21, 2006.

I do not remember what the show is today. I have not produced any new
shows since December, so now I am just broadcasting shows I never got
around to broadcasting earlier.

Sam Sloan

Date: 22 Mar 2006 02:46:13
From: Dylan Cole
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:

> Just to remind all you fans, the Sam Sloan TV Show comes on in 5
> minutes, at 7:30 PM Tuesdays, New York time.
>
> To see the Sam Sloan Show on the Internet, go to
> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Click on Channel 1 at 7:30 PM New York
> Time today, Tuesday, ch 21, 2006.
>
> I do not remember what the show is today. I have not produced any new
> shows since December, so now I am just broadcasting shows I never got
> around to broadcasting earlier.
>
> Sam Sloan
>

Welcome back to society, Sam. Where the heck have you been, my man?! lol

---
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=mercyreef

Date: 22 Mar 2006 01:08:20
From: Steven L.
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:
> Just to remind all you fans, the Sam Sloan TV Show comes on in 5
> minutes, at 7:30 PM Tuesdays, New York time.

After it is broadcast, can you post a review of it?

--
Steven D. Litvintchouk
Email: [email protected]

Remove the NOSPAM before replying to me.

Date: 22 Mar 2006 02:48:32
From: Taylor
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CDXQZp2sy0

Steven L. wrote:

> Sam Sloan wrote:
>
>> Just to remind all you fans, the Sam Sloan TV Show comes on in 5
>> minutes, at 7:30 PM Tuesdays, New York time.
>
>
> After it is broadcast, can you post a review of it?
>
>
>

I'll just catch it on YouTube.com, if that's okay. :-D

Date: 05 Dec 2005 15:14:34
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

My Origami Show will be broadcast on Cable TV in Brooklyn and on the
Internet today, Monday, December 5, 2005 at 3:30 PM New York time.
This time, I was able to get it perfect, or at least the way I wanted
it.

Near the conclusion of the show I put my arm around and kissed the
beautiful Japanese girl who had made the best origami. I was about to
give her a bigger reward than just a kiss, when my wife started
screaming at me.

To see the Show on the Internet, go to
http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Click on Channel 1 at 3:30 PM New York
Time, Monday December 5, 2005. It is in streaming video so you must be
watching at that time to see it.

I have a website about this at
http://www.samsloan.com/origami.htm

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000CPKE36/slavesofthomasje
Origami Lessons for Children (DVD) by Kayo Kimura, from Amazon Books

If you are watching the show on the Internet, you are strongly advised
to get the TV station online well before the start of the show,
because my shows are popular and the server gets overloaded almost
every week and if you do not get on early you will not be able to see
the show.

I hope that you watch the show and tell me what you think about it.

Sam Sloan

Date: 07 Nov 2005 20:39:44
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Oops sorry. BCAT make a mistake again.

The show they are showing right now is not the fantastic world-class
dance performance I was writing about. They are repeating my show from
last week with a dance performance which is OK, not bad, but not that
good either.

I will have to go down to the studio and find out what went wrong.

I will try to broadcast the really good performances next week.

Sam Sloan

On Mon, 07 Nov 2005 20:21:42 GMT, [email protected] (Sam Sloan)
wrote:

>Today I have the most fantastic dance performance ever on the Sam
>Sloan Show. Just by way of comparison, yesterday I was watching on PBS
>a special ballet performance for Prince Charles. The dance
>performances on my show today are better in every way than the one
>done for Prince Charles. The girls on my show are younger, stronger,
>more athletic, jump higher, not to mention more beautiful, and are
>better in every way. By comparison, the performance for Prince Charles
>was downright lame.
>
>Plus, if you are not interested in watching dancing girls, I have two
>of the greatest queers ever jumping around perfectly synchronized. A
>truly world-class performance.
>
>To see the Sam Sloan Show on the Internet, go to
>http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Click on Channel 1 at 3:30 PM New York
>Time today, Monday November 8, 2005.
>
>A DVD of all seven dance performances goes on sale today at
>http://www.ishipress.com.books.htm
>
>Sam Sloan
>

Date: 14 Nov 2005 20:38:58
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Last week, the show I had scheduled was not broadcast. Instead, they
repeated the show from the previous week.

I later found out the reason for the error. THEY HAD LOST MY TAPE.

Can you imagine that? They lost the tape. This was my masterpiece. I
suspect that somebody stole it.

I was able to make a new tape, almost as good as the original, but not
complete, as I had been forced to delete some parts of the original
show because BCAT only gives me 30 Gigabytes of hard disk space. 30
Gigabytes may seem like a lot, but it is not.

Now, my show is supposed to be on, but it does not appear on my
computer. I do not know the reason, but I suspect that too many people
are trying to look at it.

If anybody else can look, please let me know what happens.

On Mon, 07 Nov 2005 20:39:44 GMT, [email protected] (Sam Sloan)
wrote:

>Oops sorry. BCAT make a mistake again.

>>To see the Sam Sloan Show on the Internet, go to
>> http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Click on Channel 1 at 3:30 PM New York
>>Time today, Monday November 14, 2005.
>>

>>Sam Sloan
>>
>

Date: 14 Nov 2005 18:20:08
From: Taylor
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:

> Last week, the show I had scheduled was not broadcast. Instead, they
> repeated the show from the previous week.
>
> I later found out the reason for the error. THEY HAD LOST MY TAPE.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No!

*shakes an ever-mena

Date: 20 Oct 2005 14:34:06
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 01:33:18 -0400, "JesseMcCartney.tv"
<[email protected] > wrote:

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

Interesting that you should ask because I am nearly ambidextrous. I
play chess equally with my right hand or my left hand. When my
opponent asks me which side of the board I want the clock placed on, I
tell him that it does not matter.

My mother says that when I was a child it took a long time before it
was decided whether I was right handed or left handed. I was also slow
learning to talk for that reason. (There is a connection). My mother
says that when I finally did start talking, I talked a mile a minute.

I write with my right hand but do other things with my left hand.

My TV show is on the Internet in Streaming Video, which means that you
have to catch it on your computer while it is being broadcast. I am
about to release all my TV Shows on DVD. I have already obtained ISBN
numbers for all my TV Show DVDs. Each will be 120 minutes, which means
four TV shows on one DVD. Within a week the first of these DVDs will
be available. The title is "Chess Lessons for Beginners". The ISBN
Number is 0-923891-60-9

Thank you for asking this question.

Sam Sloan

Date: 29 Oct 2005 12:08:09
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

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
ie 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 tinez
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

Date: 28 Nov 2005 02:46:41
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

This week, the Sam Sloan TV Show will be about origami, or Japanese
Paper Folding. The Origami Show will be broadcast on Cable TV in
Brooklyn and on the Internet on Monday, November 28, 2005 at 3:30 PM
New York time.

To see the Show on the Internet, go to
http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and Click on Channel 1 at 3:30 PM New York
Time, Monday November 28, 2005. It is in streaming video so you must
be watching at that time to see it.

I have a website about this at
http://www.samsloan.com/origami.htm

I had a fantastic stroke of luck while taping this show. In the middle
of the taping, a Japanese girlfriend of my wife walked in unexpectedly
and started making origami shapes. She turned out to be an expert at
this and she is a math major at City University of New York. The girl
whose picture is on my website above is her.

I had a few glitches on the show when the telephone rang and when my
baby turned on the TV during taping. I was trying to edit these out
when the TV station informed me that because of Thanksgiving Holidays,
I had to finish the show by 7:00 Wednesday instead of the normal 10:00
PM Thursday, so I did not have time to edit out these two glitches,
but I will in future editions of the show.

If you are watching the show on the Internet, you are strongly advised
to get the TV station online well before the start of the show,
because my shows are popular and the server gets overloaded almost
every week and if you do not get on early you will not be able to see
the show.

I hope that you watch the show and tell me what you think about it.

Sam Sloan

Date: 29 Nov 2005 11:31:25
From:
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:
[snip]

This was spammed to:

rec.games.chess.analysis,
rec.games.go,
rec.games.chess.misc,
rec.games.chess.politics,
rec.arts.tv,
rec.games.chess.computers,
talk.politics.libertarian

Sam Sloan has political asperations. Make sure that his spamming
becomes a major issue if he ever runs for any office.

Date: 20 Oct 2005 11:05:12
From: Mike Murray
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 14:34:06 GMT, [email protected] (Sam Sloan)
wrote:

>On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 01:33:18 -0400, "JesseMcCartney.tv"
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>I was wondering if you're right-handed or left-handed and which hand do
>>you priily use to play? And how can I view your TV show from Canada.
>>
>>Thank You
>>
>>JesseMcCartney.tv
>
>Interesting that you should ask because I am nearly ambidextrous.

You're lucky. I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.

Date: 20 Oct 2005 23:58:03
From: Taylor
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

'Searching For (an ambidextrous) Bobby Fischer'

Mike Murray wrote:

> On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 14:34:06 GMT, [email protected] (Sam Sloan)
> wrote:
>
>
>>On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 01:33:18 -0400, "JesseMcCartney.tv"
>><[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I was wondering if you're right-handed or left-handed and which hand do
>>>you priily use to play? And how can I view your TV show from Canada.
>>>
>>>Thank You
>>>
>>>JesseMcCartney.tv
>>
>>Interesting that you should ask because I am nearly ambidextrous.
>
>
> You're lucky. I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.

Yeah... yeah, you'd pretty much have the world on a string if one were
ambidextrous.

Date: 21 Oct 2005 07:54:04
From: J�rgen R.
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 23:58:03 -0400, Taylor <[email protected] >
wrote:

>'Searching For (an ambidextrous) Bobby Fischer'
>
>Mike Murray wrote:
>
>> On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 14:34:06 GMT, [email protected] (Sam Sloan)
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 01:33:18 -0400, "JesseMcCartney.tv"
>>><[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>I was wondering if you're right-handed or left-handed and which hand do
>>>>you priily use to play? And how can I view your TV show from Canada.
>>>>
>>>>Thank You
>>>>
>>>>JesseMcCartney.tv
>>>
>>>Interesting that you should ask because I am nearly ambidextrous.
>>
>>
>> You're lucky. I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.
>
>Yeah... yeah, you'd pretty much have the world on a string if one were
>ambidextrous.

Right. You would be an unemployed taxi driver.

Date: 05 Sep 2005 17:00:00
From: Taylor Kingston
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:
> 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.

No, Sam, I do it to preserve your illusion that lots of people are
interested what you say.

Date: 05 Sep 2005 14:04:01
From: Niemand
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:
> So please watch the show and report back here what you think.

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.

Date: 05 Sep 2005 22:39:26
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

On 5 Sep 2005 14:04:01 -0700, "Niemand" <[email protected] > wrote:

>Sam Sloan wrote:
>> So please watch the show and report back here what you think.
>
> 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.
>

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.

Sam Sloan

Date: 29 Aug 2005 18:21:27
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Brooklyn Boy Makes Good in Japan will be broadcast at 3:30 PM today
New York time on the Sam Sloan Show. This is a repeat of the show last
week. The reason for the repeat is that BCAT made an error last week
and broadcast my show on Channel 2 instead of Channel 1. Therefore,
my viewers missed it.

In addition, I had a problem at the New York Go Club last week and
could not complete the GO Video that was supposed to be shown this
week.

The show being shown today at 3:30 New York Time has been edited and
vastly improved I believe. It can be seen on the Internet at
http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in streaming video by clicking on Box 1,
which is the box for channels 34 and 67.

Among the changes I took out some serious glitches and mistakes. The
worst one came when I said: The Time is nearly up so tune in next
week. I said this because the program manager had signaled me to wind
it up I thought, but actually I had 15 minutes left. Another time,
io stopped talking because he thought something was going on as I
was looking out of the room.

I have cut out all these errors, shortening the show slightly and best
of all I have changed the music. I kicked out Madame Butterfly and
replaced it with Sakura, Sakura, the famous Japanese Cherry Blossom
song, which is practically the national anthem of Japan.

I believe that this will be a very good and much improved show.

I especially need to thank Carlos Pareja. He is the new Education and
Training Manager at BCAT and he was the teacher in my editing class.
He also helped with the editing of this show, especially since some of
the editing techniques were far beyond my capability, so he showed me
how to do it. Carlos previously Worked for the Museum of Television
and Radio at 25 West 52nd Street in New York City before joining BCAT.

Next week, I will be broadcasting an instructional show about the
games of go and shogi. Some professional strength go players will be
there to rescue me in case of emergency.

Brooklyn Community Access Television to pleased to bring you a
broadcast of "Brooklyn Boy Makes Good in Japan" on Brooklyn Cable TV
at 3:30 PM EST on Time Warner Channel 34 and on Cablevision Channel
67. It can also be seen on the Internet at http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in
streaming video at those times by clicking on Box 1, which is the box
for channels 34 and 67.

This is the true life story of a boy who grew up in the ghetto in the
Bedford Stuyvesant Section of Brooklyn, who joined the Army and who in
1946 became one of the first occupation soldiers stationed in post-war
Japan. He became completely fluent in the Japanese Language and was
assigned to interrogate Japanese Prisoners of War. He eventually
became a corporate mogul and a multi-gazillionaire and such a threat
to Japanese hegemony that 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.

Sam Sloan

Date: 22 Aug 2005 18:03:40
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Brooklyn Boy Makes Good in Japan will be broadcast at 3:30 PM today
New York time on the Sam Sloan Show. Although this is a repeat, the
show has been edited and vastly improved I believe. It can be seen on
the Internet at http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in streaming video by
clicking on Box 1, which is the box for channels 34 and 67.

Among the changes I took out some serious glitches and mistakes. The
worst one came when I said: The Time is nearly up so tune in next
week. I said this because the program manager had signaled me to wind
it up I thought, but actually I had 15 minutes left. Another time,
io stopped talking because he thought something was going on as I
was looking out of the room.

I have cut out all these errors, shortening the show slightly and best
of all I have changed the music. I kicked out Madame Butterfly and
replaced it with Sakura, Sakura, the famous Japanese Cherry Blossom
song, which is practically the national anthem of Japan.

I believe that this will be a very good and much improved show.

I especially need to thank Carlos Pareja. He is the new Education and
Training Manager at BCAT and he was the teacher in my editing class.
He also helped with the editing of this show, especially since some of
the editing techniques were far beyond my capability, so he showed me
how to do it. Carlos previously Worked for the Museum of Television
and Radio at 25 West 52nd Street in New York City before joining BCAT.

Next week, I will be broadcasting an instructional show about the
games of go and shogi. Some professional strength go players will be
there to rescue me in case of emergency.

Brooklyn Community Access Television to pleased to bring you a
broadcast of "Brooklyn Boy Makes Good in Japan" on Brooklyn Cable TV
at 3:30 PM EST on Time Warner Channel 34 and on Cablevision Channel
67. It can also be seen on the Internet at http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in
streaming video at those times by clicking on Box 1, which is the box
for channels 34 and 67.

This is the true life story of a boy who grew up in the ghetto in the
Bedford Stuyvesant Section of Brooklyn, who joined the Army and who in
1946 became one of the first occupation soldiers stationed in post-war
Japan. He became completely fluent in the Japanese Language and was
assigned to interrogate Japanese Prisoners of War. He eventually
became a corporate mogul and a multi-gazillionaire and such a threat
to Japanese hegemony that 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.

Sam Sloan

Date: 24 Jan 2006 19:55:03
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Be sure to watch the Sam Sloan GO Show today. It comes on at 7:30 PM
New York Time on Tuesday, January 24, 2006, which is 4 hours 30
minutes from now. That is 8:30 AM Japan time.

This is Go Lesson # 3 by Sam Sloan

Go Lesson # 3 by Sam Sloan will be broadcast at 7:30 PM New York time
on Tuesday January 24, 2005 on the Sam Sloan Show. The title of the
show is: How to Play Go, Weiqi or Baduk.

It can be seen on the Internet at http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in
streaming video by clicking on Box 1, which is the box for channels 34
and 67 in Brooklyn.

This show stars my daughter, Sandra Kimura Sloan. More people want to
watch her than want to watch me, for some reason.

This show is just about perfect.

I would greatly appreciate any Feedback because I am making this show
into a DVD and any corrections that need to be made will have to be
made right now.

Sam Sloan

http://www.samsloan.com/go.htm

Date: 25 Jan 2006 01:04:15
From: -
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

From: "Ray Gordon" <[email protected] >
> We don't give a fuck. Go get a real job asshole.

What job do you have, "Ray Gordon" that permits you so much
time to "spew your anti-contributions" onto these newsgroups?

- regards
- jb

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Date: 19 Sep 2005 19:29:05
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Thank you for watching and commenting on the show.

The three imperfections in the show I had in mind were:

1. The opening credits played too long and too slow. They actually
went on for 6 minutes.

2. The music "Sakura, Sakura" was a bit too loud and competed with me
talking, although the viewer could hear what I said.

3. As you point out above, the lower left hand corner of the go board
was cut off. Thus, the viewer could not see clearly the 6-stone live
group I was trying to demonstrate.

I have gone back and re-edited the show and corrected items 1 and 2.
Now the title credits go for 45 seconds exactly and are repeated at
the end of the show. The opening credits stop at the same time that my
baby stops dancing.

The music Sakura, Sakura plays softly throughout the show. I monitored
it up or down and I think I have it just right. Loud enough to hear
but soft enough as to not interfere with my voice.

Unfortunately, it was impossible to solve the third part. I should
just cut out that section completely. I did not do so because I was
saying something which I felt was worthwhile.

Please watch the show again today. It comes on at the usual time of
3:30 PM New York Time. I am showing the re-edited version of my go
show today. Next week I plan to introduce the game of shogi to the
viewers and the week after that I have a little sex show that I am
going to show.

Go Lesson # 2 by Sam Sloan will be re-broadcast at 3:30 PM New York
time on Monday September 19, 2005 on the Sam Sloan Show. The title of
the show is: How to Play Go, Weiqi or Baduk.

It can be seen on the Internet at http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in
streaming video by clicking on Box 1, which is the box for channels 34
and 67 in Brooklyn. If it does not come on Box 1, it will be on Box 2
or Box 3.

Sam Sloan

Date: 13 Sep 2005 07:20:33
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Be sure to watch the Sam Sloan GO Show today. It comes on at 3:30 PM
Eastern Time, which is 30 minutes from now. That is 4:30 AM Japan
time.

This is Go Lesson # 2 by Sam Sloan

Go Lesson # 2 by Sam Sloan will be broadcast at 3:30 PM New York time
on Monday September 12, 2005 on the Sam Sloan Show. The title of the
show is: How to Play Go, Weiqi or Baduk.

It can be seen on the Internet at http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in
streaming video by clicking on Box 1, which is the box for channels 34
and 67 in Brooklyn. If it does not come on Box 1, it will be on Box 2
or Box 3.

This show stars my daughter, Sandra Kimura Sloan. More people want to
watch her than want to watch me, for some reason.

This show is just about perfect. The audio and video are perfect.
There are three very minor imperfections. I will not tell you what
they are, because I am hoping that you will tell me what they are.

Sam Sloan

http://www.samsloan.com/go.htm

Date: 13 Sep 2005 08:33:44
From: ANIM8Rfsk
Subject: newsgroups to shun

if only to get rid of Sam Sloan at [email protected]

<rec.games.chess.analysis >
<rec.games.go >
<rec.games.chess.misc >
<rec.games.chess.politics >
<talk.politics.libertarian >
<alt.politics.libertarian >
<soc.culture.japan >
<soc.culture.korean >

--

You Can't Stop the Signal

Date: 12 Sep 2005 18:57:39
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Date: 12 Sep 2005 13:45:31
From: ANIM8Rfsk
Subject: newsgroups to killfile

<rec.games.chess.analysis >
<rec.games.go >
<rec.games.chess.misc >
<rec.games.chess.politics >
<talk.politics.libertarian >
<alt.politics.libertarian >

--

You Can't Stop the Signal

Date: 22 Aug 2005 20:06:28
From: -
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

"Sam Sloan" <[email protected] > wrote
> 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 !

Quite obviously the mistake was not unintentional. When will
Mr. Sloan get a clue ?

- regards
- jb

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Long-suffering residents of London's East End being
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Date: 22 Aug 2005 21:16:30
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 20:06:28 GMT, [email protected] (-) wrote:

>
>"Sam Sloan" <[email protected]> wrote
>> 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 !
>
>
> Quite obviously the mistake was not unintentional. When will
> Mr. Sloan get a clue ?
>
>
>
>
> - regards
> - jb

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.

On August 1, they said that my tape broke so they put on an interview
of Robert Redford instead.

However, they could have put on the tape from one of my other shows.

On August 15, I was on a flight on my way back from the USCF meeting
in Phoenix so I do not know if they got it right that week or not.

Now, today, August 22 they put on "Army News Watch" instead of my
show. Army News Watch is a show about our glorious fighting forces in
Iraq. They did show my show, but on the wrong channel.

I had somebody ready to record my show so that it could be broadcast
on the Internet, but by the time we figured out that they had switched
channels my show was half over and it was too late to be recorded.

It required such a tremendous expenditure of time and effort to make
one of these shows, and they they so casually screw it up.

Sam Sloan

Date: 23 Aug 2005 03:25:55
From: -
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

>> "Sam Sloan" <[email protected]> wrote
>>> 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 !

> [email protected] (-) wrote:
>> Quite obviously the mistake was not unintentional. When will
>> Mr. Sloan get a clue ?

[email protected] (Sam Sloan) wrote:
> 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.
> ...

Glad that you're taking this the right way. Not sure of how things
work in NYC but I would inquire carefully to the station managers and
get to know all of the personnel who work there ... maybe take them
out to dinner and so forth. Not that they need to be bribed, of course.

- regards
- jb

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Date: 22 Aug 2005 19:03:34
From: -
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

[email protected] (Sam Sloan) wrote:
> 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.

There have been 7-or-8 instances of this notice. Telling a
lie repeatedly will not make it true, Mr. Sloan. The Brooklyn Boy
did not make good in Japan. Read your ultimate descriptions.

- regards
- jb

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Date: 16 Jun 2005 19:59:16
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

<< Mr. Kingston appears to have time to dally with Sam Sloan but no
time tot answer three simple questions. >>

Speaking about one's inability to answer simple questions....

:-)

Date: 13 Jun 2005 16:30:47
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

At 03:32 PM 6/13/2005 -0000, robmtchl wrote:
>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)

Thank you for your interest.

I just posted Chess Lesson #3, the one just broadcast, at
http://www.ishipress.com/samchess3.asf

Chess Lesson #2 is already up at
http://www.ishipress.com/samchess2.asf

I do not have Chsss Lesson #1 saved because at that time I did not
have the capability of saving these live streaming video broadcasts.

This most recent broadcast has reveived favorible reviews thus far but
I am not happy with the technical glitches. I think that part of the
problem is that more people were watching it live over the Internet
and BCAT does not have a very fast server.

Anyway, the chess is good if you can look past the technical problems.

Please tell me what you think of this show.

I need to thank Leshaun Fossett for recording it and Gary Popkin for
directing.

Sam Sloan

Date: 25 May 2005 17:07:06
From: Matt Nemmers
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:
> 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

Yes, but when will your "How to Operate a NYC Taxi Without a License"
episode air?

MN

Date: 25 May 2005 18:53:52
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

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

Date: 05 Sep 2005 19:07:20
From: Sam Sloan
Subject: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Go Lesson # 1 by Sam Sloan

Go Lesson # 1 by Sam Sloan will be broadcast at 3:30 PM New York time
on Monday September 5, 2005 on the Sam Sloan Show. The title of the
show is: How to Play Go, Weiqi or Baduk.

It can be seen on the Internet at http://www.bcat.tv/bcat/ in
streaming video by clicking on Box 1, which is the box for channels 34
and 67 in Brooklyn. If it does not come on Box 1, it will be on Box 2
or Box 3.

It should be viewed for its potential, not as a final product. There
are more than one million Cable TV subscribers in Brooklyn, and at
least a few percent of them will be watching this show.

I believe that it will be a very good show in its own way. The music
is Sakura, Sakura, the famous Japanese Cherry Blossom song, which is
practically the national anthem of Japan.

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

Next week I will broadcast Go Lesson #2. I have enough tape in the can
for at least two more go shows and one or two shogi shows.

Please remember that 3:30 PM New York Time is 4:30 AM in Japan and
Korea and 3:30 AM in China.

Sam Sloan
http://www.samsloan.com/books.htm

Date: 23 May 2005 15:55:59
From: Mark Houlsby
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

>k - are you & Nick still co-habitating the same Kings Cross
telephone
box?..

No no that's *****old***** news. Moved upket. Chelsea. Crammed with
Russians. Can't imagine why.

Date: 24 May 2005 07:45:01
From: michael adams
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

k Houlsby wrote:

(.)

> Which are you, Larry?
>
> Are you a moron, or illiterate, or perhaps both?
>
> WE DEMAND AN ANSWER, *****NOW*****!!!!!!!

k - are you & Nick still co-habitating the same Kings Cross telephone
box?..

Date: 22 May 2005 06:28:57
From: Taylor Kingston
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

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

Yes, thank you. As I noted earlier, this is clearly just a
coincidental similarity of names. The Jerry Popkin I knew was captain
of the La Jolla High School chess team, archrivals of my own high
school, in the mid-1960s. He later became a professor of history at
(IIRC) the University of Louisville.

Date: 22 May 2005 06:01:22
From: samsloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Taylor Kingston wrote:
> Sam Sloan wrote:
> > I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and
> the
> > technical expertise for this show.
>
> Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from La
> Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?

Gary Popkin writes in response:

"I am not Jerry Popkin. I am not originally from La Jolla, and have
never lived in Kentucky."

Date: 22 May 2005 05:43:55
From: Mark Houlsby
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

A MORON OR JUST ILLITERATE?

Is Larry Parr a moron, or is he just illiterate?

Parr:
<Mr. Kingston appears to have time to dally with Sam Sloan but no
time tot answer three simple questions. >

Yes. I wonder, might that be because it could take Mr. Kingston a
little more time to address your request *properly* than it has
evidently taken him to "dally" with the idiot Sloan?

Which are you, Larry?

Are you a moron, or illiterate, or perhaps both?

WE DEMAND AN ANSWER, *****NOW*****!!!!!!!

Date: 22 May 2005 05:12:32
From: [email protected]
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

A THREAT OR A PROMISE?

[email protected] wrote:
> THREE SIMPLE QUESTIONS

>Taylor Kingston wanders all over the lot but seems incapable of
answering three simple questions. > Larry Parr

< Patience, Larry. Right now I am rather busy. My daughter is
graduating from college tomorrow. My 87-year-old mother has flown out
here from San Diego to attend the ceremony, and we want to show her
some of Vermont's sights. So I hope you will forgive me if I pay more
attention to my family than to you right now.

Soon, you will have answers to all three of your questions, and you
may be reminded of the old saying, "Be careful what you ask for, you
might get it." > Taylor Kingston

Mr. Kingston appears to have time to dally with Sam Sloan but no
time tot answer three simple questions.

"Be careful what you ask for, you might get it."

Is that a threat or a promise?

Date: 22 May 2005 04:59:51
From: Taylor Kingston
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

samsloan wrote:
> Taylor Kingston wrote:
> > Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from
La
> > Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?
>
> Gary Popkin has lived in Park Slope Brooklyn since at least 1981. He
is
> a retired professor of computer programming. I doubt that he is the
> same person.

No, definitely not the same, just a coincidental similarity. Thanks.

Date: 22 May 2005 04:01:03
From: samsloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Taylor Kingston wrote:
> Sam Sloan wrote:
> > I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and
> the
> > technical expertise for this show.
>
> Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from La
> Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?

Gary Popkin has lived in Park Slope Brooklyn since at least 1981. He is
a retired professor of computer programming. I doubt that he is the
same person.

Sam Sloan

Date: 21 May 2005 17:31:57
From: Taylor Kingston
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:
> I need to thank Gary Popkin for providing both the inspiration and
the
> technical expertise for this show.

Question: Is this perhaps actually Jerry Popkin, originally from La
Jolla, California, more recently of Kentucky?

Date: 20 May 2005 20:20:18
From: samsloan
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

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

Have you actually seen the show or are your just making a wisecrack.

Remember, it is being shown today, Saturday, May 21 at 11:30 AM Eastern
Daylight Time. On the Internet it can be seen in Streaming video at
http://www.bcat.tv/bcat and clicking on the middle box, Channel 2.

I would greatly appreciate anybody watching the show and giving me
feedback as to what they think.

Sam Sloan

Date: 18 May 2005 00:14:48
From: Cody Tyler
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

econ & me

Sam Sloan wrote:

> 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

WTF (Who The F**k) is Sam Sloan and WHY does he have such a boring show
on cable access?! On second thought, nevermind. I don't even care enough
to know. lol

And here I thought THIS guy took the cake in terms of kooks lol:
http://www.rogerstelevision.com/option.asp?lid=13&rid=9&hid=304

Date: 17 May 2005 21:17:27
From: Matt Nemmers
Subject: Re: The Sam Sloan TV Show

Sam Sloan wrote:
> 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

When will you be doing the show in which you explain to your viewers
how to pick up underage girls in Pattaya Beach? After all, everyone
knows you're more qualified to do that than give chess lessons.

MN