Nonyz: Some would call you naive, maybe even foolish for making such sweeping generalizations about so many Americans. Indeed, we have Jeromy Bibuld, but that does not mean that every American is likewise

The 6 game match Hikaru Nakamura vs. Sergey Karjakin took place in Mexico 9th-14th December. : Nakamura - Karjakin 1-0 Karjakin - Nakamura 0-1 Nakamura - Karjakin 0-1 Karjakin - Nakamura ½ Nakamura - Karjakin 1-0 Karjakin - Nakamura 0-1

http://www.giientertainment.com?sponsor=tkng1976 Regards, Steven

Is this some sort of joke, or are these people serious? http://www.schemingmind.com/journalarticle.aspx?article_id=13 -- John Goulden

Nakamura smashed Karjakin in the 6-game match in Mexico, winning by a score of 4.5-1.5. Karjakin played the endgame of the fifth game poorly, perhaps throwing away a draw. The sixth (and unnecessary) game was the usual messy affair, with Nakamura coming through on the complications. We await with eagerness Nakamura's next international encounter. Is he the real deal or not? -- Ian Burton

"Deep Blue", "Behind Deep Blue", or some other? thanks

What is mentioned below, is possible under Tools Options List "Start notation from search criterion". In this case, CA lists the selected games starting from the search position and also opens them in View mode at this specific position. However, this was not really my question. My question was more like: can I indicate a move in game 1 (e.g. move 12 for Black) and a move in game 2 (e.g....

Salut Sur http://www.avcomfrance.com/echecsay001.htm la premiere analyse sur la strategie au milieu du jeu aux echecs. Pour avoir les autres GRATUITEMENT, inscrivez vous sur la même page a la newsletter.

On 15 Dec 2004 14:10:41 GMT, (Jeremy Spinrad) wrote: I have been to Crossville, and I have seen Deliverance. Crossville is a little resort town; outside of being in Tennessee, not close geographically or culturally to the setting of Deliverance. I wonder if Sam Sloan has ever been to Crossville. I doubt that he has.

The First SchemingMind.com Correspondence Fischer Random Chess Dropout Tournament will commence on Monday 10th January 2005. The dropout format is similar to a conventional Swiss tournament, except that players 'drop out' after each round. Each player plays one game with white and one game with black in each round (against different opponents) and 'Malus points' are awarded after each game (0...

GOOOOD! "Etj718" wrote in message ... According to TWIC Bobby Fischer has been granted a residence permit to move to Iceland.http://www.visir.is/?PageID=34...Here Fischer appeared on Icelandic TV

Hello , while looking into some old endgame books I stumbled again over this famous endgame "Botvinnik - Euwe 1946 (W : Kf4 , Rc3 , Pe4,g4,h4 ; B : Ke6 , Rc8 , Pc4,g6,h7 ; Euwe continued 39..h6) . The Russians chess authors tend to praise Botvinnik for drawing this difficult endgame (by the way : Lasker won a very similar endgame against Rubinstein 1914 -- basically the h-pawns were...

I just saw the announcement on Channel 5. The lead story on the 10 o'clock news tonight will be that the Morrow High School in Brooklyn won the natinal high school championship where 1200 kids competed and they were greeted by the President. If you live in New York City, be sure to turn on the Channel 5 News tonight at 10 PM. It could be an important story for us teachers of chess. Sam Sloan

Maybe they can let Fischer play Kasparov now to prove that Bobby is the world champion

Hello , a) in "Winning Endgame Strategy" by Beliavsky and Mikalchishin ; Batsford 2000 , you find on page 141 a statement that GM Shveshnikov belongs to the small group of GM's that regard the combination "R + N" as stronger than "R + B" . Can anyone confirm this by a quotation from Mr. Shveshnikov himself ?! (by the way : isn't there , in the "chess-folklore" , something like

Looking for a copy of My 60 Memorable Games. My son has asked for a copy of this book for Christmas. I understand it is out of print and I have been searching on the Internet. I'm unsure what edition, but maybe the 1969 edition? I know he does not want the Bratsford(sp?) edition. Thanks for any help! Cheree

Wired News http://www.wired.com/ has a story today about the new Kasparov movie. They panned it but I would still like to see it. Duncan

The main issue is to keep Beatriz from having her hands on the money. If Beatriz and Judy are co-Acting Executive Directors of the USCF, does Beatriz get to fire Judy or can Judy fire Beatriz? Who gets to sign the checks? For sure, this situation will not last long. It will be the Beatriz and Judy Show. Sam Sloan

Here are some puzzles taken from the chess games of one of the strongest players of the early 20th century. Except where noted, it's "White to Move and Win". a) http://wtharvey.com/h1928a.png Rudolf Spielmann vs Gawasi, Budapest, 1928 r1b1r3/1p2qpk1/p3pn1p/2b1N1p1/8/2PQ2B1/PP3PPP/1B1RR1K1 w - - 0 1 b) http://wtharvey.com/h1928b.png White Mates in 6. Rudolf Spielmann vs Eduard Glass, Vienna, 1928

Dear Chess Friends, I'd like you to visit http://www.pakchess.com , you find most products in lowest prices on the web. Karim