by Theodulf on Fri Nov 16, 2007 8:34 am #78765 Who is in charge of putting together and implementing a serious plan to get out information to the media about the US championships in Spring 2008? Is this under the rubric of the VP for Marketing and Communication? All partisanship aside, I think he can do an excellent job at it if he feels like concentrating on publicizing a USCF event. But...

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I'm having trouble understanding corresponding squares. The orthadox system is similar to Euclidean geometry when dealing with opposition, but there are many instances where the pawn structure warps our understanding of opposition revealing a curviture of space. If a player makes what appears direct, distant, diagonal, or oblique opposiiton the game will be lost; an understand of...

Ken I assume this is you? - if so - what a wonderful chess anecdote - I'm publishing the whole letter this weekend. A Beautiful Mind. This letter has a strange provenance - beginning in Alabama, but forwarded to readers' attention from IGM Adorjan in Hungary. (Ezt tök' véletlenül találtam a neten, elküldöm, hátha érdekel. A Chess One-t kertestem, de egy másik lap jött helyette. sok puszi....

GM norm seeking Irina Krush got off to a good start with a round one win with the black pieces, the only black win. Here is her Sicilian. Games are being carried live by Monroi and ICC.

During the just-completed USCF Executive Board meeting, Bill Goichberg made two proposals for governance re-structuring. The second was obviously intended to stop Sam Sloan from winning another election to the USCf Executive Board. Fortunately, neither of these proposals had any support. Even Paul Truong, not generally known to be a big fan of Sam Sloan, could not support them. Nevertheless,...

Although your idea seems reasonable and has been suggested before, I do not think it is workable, for several reasons: 1. The USCF already has trouble raising money for the USCF Championship tournament every year. Under your plan, there would have to be money raised for a qualifying tournament. There will be little interest by the general public in this qualifying tournament, and the players...

born 1951 was a gifted chess composer. He was mainly interested in pawn studies. But here are for of his studies with multiple under promotions. http://www.jmrw.com/Chess/Zinar/base.htm JMR

The truth is finally out. Tim Sawmiller has never read the Mottershead Report. If he had read the Mottershead Report he would know this. Is that why we are prohibited from discussing the Mottershead Report on this USCF forums? http://www.shamema.com/mottershead.pdf

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Since we have so few cases of contested races in small states, I don't know if we can definitively say whether or not it is easier to get elected from a small state than from a large state. The best example of the problem this would create is Mike Nolan himself. Mike is from Nebraska, a state with only one delegate slot. Yet, for some unknown reason, Nebraska has produced more chess

Susan Polgar has taken the entire posting by Beatriz Marinello on the USCF Forum and reposted it to her blog: http://susanpolgar.blogspot.com/2007/07/best-wishes-to-former-uscf-president.html Anybody who knows anything about Susan knows that she hates Beatriz. Therefore, I think that re-posting the post by Beatriz without permission over to Susan's Blog is an incredibly low-class, dirty trick.

On Oct 25, 4:21 pm, (Sam Sloan) wrote: Really Learn Spanish by Joe Tamargo is out !! The much awaited book, "Really Learn Spanish", has just been published by Ishi Press International. To be on-topic, you need the word 'the' between 'learn' & 'Spanish'.

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CIRCLING THE WAGONS One is certainly disappointed in Joel Channing's behavior at the last Board meeting. I had rated him, along with Sam Sloan, as our two finest Board members. He may still be a positive influence, but his comments about Donna Alarie, who has brought up disturbing news indeed, were uncalled for. To the man's credit, he has apologized.

Yes, and thank you for pointing this out. I have been constantly attacked and maligned for the information I have provided, but one by one everything I have written is being proven true. If and when the tapes of the five meetings I attended as a member of the board are ever posted, as required by the by-laws, you will be able to see that the true situation is vastly worse than even I...

Does anyone know why attempts to reach This Week In Chess -- http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic.html -- are being met with the error message: The webpage cannot be found -- Ian Burton (Please reply to the Newsgroup)

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