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One Way to Improve the OLN Coverage

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  1. They might try what ESPN did with the chess match with
    Gary Kasparov and X3D Fritz. They could bring in some
    other commentors like Bernard Hinault or Miguel Indurain
    and give them a chance to talk about the progress of the
    race and what they think will happen in the race. It's
    always nice to read/hear expert commentary on the race
    that might not always exactly coincide with the views of
    Phil and Paul

    It wouldn't cost them anything, I'll bet, because most of
    the older racers probably would welcome the chance to
    talk a little

    Mike

  2. "Michael" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    They might try what ESPN did with the chess match with
    Gary Kasparov and X3D Fritz.

    Which goes to prove that machines are going take over the world.

  3. "Michael" <[email hidden]> wrote kc.rr.com...

    Quoted message said:

    They might try what ESPN did with the chess match with
    Gary Kasparov and X3D Fritz. They could bring in some
    other commentors like Bernard Hinault or Miguel Indurain
    and give them a chance to talk about the progress of the
    race and what they think will happen in the race. It's
    always nice to read/hear expert commentary on the race
    that might not always exactly coincide with the views of
    Phil and Paul

    I hear Jiyang is cheap.

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