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Round 3 Heartbreak! – Gem City Open 2011
https://asperformance.com/uncategorized/qkac2e0w398 Another great game from the Gem City Open….. Ariel Ofek beat USCF Master Hans Multhopp in Round 1 near miniature (23 moves) to get off to a great start, followed by a long hard fought draw in Round 2 against National Expert and 8 time Dayton Chess Club Champion David Friedman . Not bad for […]
C.H.A.T. #2
BRAND NEW CHESS BOOK There is a brand new book out on former world champion Emanuel Lasker with the simple title Emanuel Lasker, edited by Forster, Hansen, and Negele (2009). This book is clearly a labor of love and with over 1,000 pages, 700 games, and 1600 diagrams it is a chess player’s book. Other […]
C.H.A.T. #1
The purpose of this regular column is to share items big and small about chess found around the web on chess that catch my interest and that I believe in turn will be of interest to you and others.
Best Week In Chess
https://www.mominleggings.com/0sa4pxfq9 As it gets closer to Christmas and the roads turn icy another week passes full of Chess and you know we scowl the internet for the top headlines and feature them here for you. I know I hope you enjoy them. Before jumping into the top stories from around the world don’t forget that tonight […]
Best Week In Chess
http://countocram.com/2024/03/07/1mhou7ask7e Another week has past – can you believe it?! A lot has happened this week so I’m not even going to bore you with the small talk. Let’s jump straight into it, shall we? Chess helps young players develop thinking and social skills As If we didn’t already know this, right? Well check out the […]
Best Week In Chess
https://tankinz.com/i7gr9n59jf Another week has past so you know what time it is: BEST WEEK IN CHESS! That’s right I track down to see what has happened in the chess world and bring it to you. I know you have work to do and need to spend time with your family so I sum up the week […]
Bob Wade Chess Legend Passes
Tramadol Cheapest Online ChessBase is reporting that the chess legend has past away on November 29th: Robert Graham Wade, player, writer, arbiter, coach and chess promoter, was born in New Zealand, where he won the national championship three times. After moving to England he won the British Championship twice and played for England in six Olympiads. He beat […]
Riley’s Chess Picks
https://ncmm.org/aaa8lwp5 Scouring the internet high and low for Chess, Riley grabs the most interesting picks of the litter for the day and shares them with you. If you run across a story that Riley might’ve missed (hey, it happens) feel free to send an email and we’ll put it giving you the kudos! August 10, 2008 […]
Politics and Chess
https://www.worldhumorawards.org/uncategorized/fdr9k56cfh Turn on the tv, radio and even internet and you can’t get away from the up coming election. So, of course we have to show some chess correlation. (more…)