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Excellent List of World Computer Chess Champions, 1980-2004 by
ggdbr01@pacbell.net
In the message I posted minutes ago titled "Burning Calories, Living
Longer/Healthier Playing Chess!", I have placed a link to Mark Weeks'
excellent list of World Computer Chess Champions from 1980-2004. Just
click any year to see how the strongest computer programs fared in the
competition that year.
Brett
http://www.100bestwebsites.org/
"The 100 best sites on the Web, all in one place!"
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Burning Calories, Living Longer/Healthier Playing Chess! by
ggdbr01@pacbell.net
Hello all:
Chess is a magnificent mental workout. But wouldn't it be nice if it
were also a PHYSICAL workout that engaged your cardio-pulmonary system,
enhanced your health, and lengthened your life?
Well for me it IS those things, and it can be for you, too, perhaps!
I've never enjoyed physical exercise all that much (though I did some
serious weightlifting at one time in my life), and I've...
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www.mathhelpforum.com by
Shay
Hi All,
Anyone interested in joining a math help forum community can visit the
new site at:
www.mathhelpforum.com
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Boris Spassky signed letter to ban Jewish organizations by
Peter van der Hoog
About 5,000 people, including former world chess champion Boris Spassky,
have signed a letter asking prosecutors to ban Jewish organizations because
they believe one of the basic Judaic books professes religious hatred, said
a center that monitors religious freedom.
http://www.themoscowtimes.com/stories/2005/03/28/012.html
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How many chess players are there? by
Rob
Can anyone answer this question for me? I am doing some research and
would appreciate any help along these lines.
How many chess players are there worldwide and by country?
I have heard that 20 million may play chess in China.
thanks,
Rob
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Frank Brady speaks by
parrthenon@cs.com
Subj: Candidate's Statements in April CL issue
Date: 4/9/2005 8:39:06 AM Pacific Standard Time
From:
Dear Dr. Williams: Although we have never met (to my recollection) or
spoke or corresponded, I was surprised and flattered that you named me
as your designate as a possible ombudsman for USCF. Thank you for your
respect.
Although I could not take on such a position at...
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rec.games.go by
GGL
if u love go...
http://www.usgo.org/
http://www.pandanet.co.jp/English/
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How to attack?!? by
Richard Anderson
I myself am i newbie in the world of chess. i only play steadily for 1,5
month now...my elo though is 1400-1500.
I always wondering how can i play my middle game.
ok, i have a standard queen's opening but then when the opponent also have
made his opening i dont know how am i supposed to attack him.
By thinkg what guys? i know that we must have a plan to make our attack but
wht if his defense is...
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Ages of the top 100 players by
Don't Spam Me
Here is a breakdown of the ages of the top 100 players (based on the
APR2005 rating list. Age was determined by year of birth, ignoring the
month). I didn't bother to exclude retired and semi-retired players.
I started with the top 10, then top 20, all the way down to the top
100. I thought younger players would dominate (say, in their 20s), but
it seems to be more evenly spread out from the...
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My recent game with Computer Can you do it's analysis. by
Sanny
Below is the Game I played with the Computer Online. Can I know my
rating by the moves I & the computer made.
http://www.softtanks.com/chessgame/Chess.html
The Game is as Below.
(White) (Black)
(Myself) (Computer)
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Request Tips for Speed (G/10) Games by
SKyWalker
Hi,
I am preparing for a rapid chess (G/10) tournament and i need some tips from
you. I have got two week to prepare for this so your time will be
appreciated.
My preparation is based on ChessMaster X. I usually play rated games with
the personalities. I can comfortably defeat ~ 2400 rated players (please,
lets not get into discussions of whether CM X ratings are bogus: i know they
are, but...
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"The Last Round" by
W T Harvey
Here's a short story by Kester Svendsen based on the game, Rudolph
Charousek vs J. Wollner, Kaschau, 1893
1. e4 e5 2. d4 exd4 3. c3 dxc3 4. Bc4 Nf6 5. Nf3 Bc5 6. Nxc3 d6 7. 0-0
0-0 8. Ng5 h6 9. Nxf7 Rxf7 10. e5 Ng4 11. e6 Qh4 12. exf7+ Kf8 13. Bf4
Nxf2 14. Qe2 Ng4+ 15. Kh1 Bd7 16. Rae1 Nc6 17. Qe8+ Rxe8 18. fxe8=Q+
Bxe8 19. Bxd6#
http://www.wtharvey.com/lastrd.html
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Mario Serracino-Inglott reminisces memorable Malta Olympiad by
OlimpBase
"Malta was rewarded to host the 24th Chess Olympiad for its efforts to
maintain unity and peace within the FIDE, following the successive Haifa
events and the shuttle peace talks by Malta's representative between the
late Harry Golombek (UK) and Libya where the Counter Olympiad had taken
place. This was the first time ever that the greatest chess-team
manifestation, the 1980 Olympiad, was held in...
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Tourney Ethics(Esp the HB Tourney) by
ChessBaby
Is there enough detail in the USCF policy regarding tournament
anouncement procedure. An example is the HB tournament. They first
anounced that you HAD to pay your entry fee (295)by January 1st to get
the discounts. I paid, then just 2 or 3 days later i recieved my Chess
Life with a big anouncement that the deadline was extended out till
March. Which means they advised the USCF of this before...
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Nakamura: a legend in his own lunchtime? by
EZoto
On 4 Apr 2005 14:33:23 -0700, "Don't Spam Me"
wrote:
Checking chessbase.com, there is an link to an article about Nakamura.
I think Nakamura is a very good player for his age (17), having won the
U.S. championship and played in the FIDE knockout. However, he just
cracked the top 100. He still has lots to prove before he considers
himself Fischer's successor.
Here...
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Fisher Spassky - Reykjavik 1972 partita 6 - liberi di giocare by
Taylor Kingston
Arindam Banerjee wrote:
Oh I am not challenging him or anyone. I am only mentioning a
possibility, however remote. Last time I heard, the best chess
programs were not good enough to beat grandmasters.
You are not up on more recent developments. Today there are several
commercially available personal computer programs rated around Elo 2700
or better, able to beat most GMs. In recent...
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Wijk-aan-Zee chess set by
Kevin Croxen
Does anyone know the exact make, model, and/or supplier of the wooden
chess sets used at this year's Corus Wijk-aan-Zee tournament? The set may
be seen _inter alia_ in the color cover photo featuring Peter Leko on the
current issue of NIC. From the photo, the set appears identical to one
briefly imported and sold by the defunct American company Chess Digest in
the mid 1980s. My copy of this set...
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