Now is probably a good time to start using git

1. Implemented quantum chess as described here:
        http://research.cs.queensu.ca/Parallel/QuantumChess/QuantumChess.html
	- Except I have "white on the right"

2. Wrote sample agent "agent_bishop.py" which is already better at the game than I am

3. Sort of got sidetracked trying to split my original quantum chess python file into multiple files.
        - Difficulties because there are circular dependencies with the graphics / game stuff
        - eg: HumanPlayer needs to know about GraphicsThread to get its move
                and GraphicsThread needs to know about HumanPlayer to draw stuff and give it a move

4. Ended up writing a bash script to combine multiple python files into single qchess.py file.
        - It was easier than working out how __init__.py and __main__.py work / do not work
        - "from . import *" doesn't work and apparently is "bad practice" or something
        - Bash scripts are the best practice
        - It will probably backfire horribly. Hence, git

TODO:
        - Either borrow sigma from [DJA] again, or setup a new progcomp server at UCC
	- Make website for results / information
		- Depending upon how adventurous I feel it might be django
		- Or a .html file created by a bash script
	- Make judging / scoring system
		- Need to implement move timeouts for AI players (remember to use select this time)
	- Organise some sort of event for people to come to
	- Should probably talk to #committee at some point
	- Get people interested? Bribe them? Threaten them with account locking if they don't enter?
		- If I get 4 entrants it will be a doubling in entries since 2010!