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Type = ' text ' Hello >, this is "mud Dorian" with my second update. We've been working on my book. However, it seems to do a little bit and be more to do! I am getting a bit tired looking in the same document. One of the lessons learned through chess is never resign or accept equivalent. In other words, never ending. I had the chance to live this lesson again in the tournament on Friday. First, let me tell you a bit about tournaments on Friday. School chess tournaments, they have to go every Friday night. Players to form groups of 4, this is why it's called quad. Having each Quad checkerboards 2 where you play every four persons at the same time. After 3 games, each player 3. The person who wins the most games to win the Championship Quad, and gets the Cup. Got my games I and II. The third game in a bit I lose. But, for some reason, my opponent offered the draw. Anyone who wins with a draw, and lose anyone. It has already got a couple of games, accept a draw means I will win the title. My brother also recalls four-play, and noted that he resigned his game. I have never quit, or drawing. Thus, you are angry that he resigned. After I saw that my brother resigned, I said to myself, "there is no way I am going to accept equivalent. I don't care if you lose. If you lose you'll learn just how better can be played. But, maybe you could still win! My opponent made a mistake in the next step. I ...