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Features
 Daily
Chess News Links
March 11, 2010
Keep up-to-date with the latest chess news from around the
world with our daily chess news links.
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 Book
Review
March 10, 2010
Chess Metaphors by Diego Rasskin-Gutman
A highly technical, precision-guided mind-bomb.
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 The
Skittles Room
March 3, 2010
Chess Horizons by Edited by Max Sewell
The World Youth Championship in Antalya, Turkey.
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 Endgame
Study #684
March 6, 2010
L. Pachman, 1970
Combining beauty and practicality, the Endgame Study is one
of the unique and subtle wonders of the Royal Game.
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 From
the Archives
February 20, 2010
Rudolf Spielmann Letter April 16, 1927
Spielmann thanks Norbert Lederer for inviting him to play in New York 1927.
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 Video
Spotlight
March 10, 2010
The Growing Game of Chess
Some in Sioux Falls say that chess is growing in popularity.
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Step by Step:
Tactics
March 10, 2010
Designed to improve your
visualization skills and can be used as a workbook
exercise in a classroom setting.
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 The
Instructor
by Mark Dvoretsky
March 10, 2010
Eternal vigilance is the price of supremacy.
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 Middlegame
Motifs
by Nigel Davies
March 10, 2010
Static pawn weaknesses might not necessarily be weak.
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 The
Kibitzer
by Tim Harding
March 10, 2010
Tim Harding explains his "Morphy Number" is 4.
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 Scholastic
Chess
by Steve Goldberg
March 10, 2010
America's Strongest IM No More.
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 Inside
Chess
by Yasser Seirawan
March 6, 2010
GM Larry Evans interviews Larry Parr from Inside Chess
1988/6.
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 Chess Mazes
by Bruce Alberston
March 6, 2010
"Passed pawns must be pushed" applies to the present Pawn Maze.
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 The Openings Explained
by Abby Marshall
March 3, 2010
I examine the Max Lange Attack from White's point of view.
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 Checkpoint
by Carsten Hansen
March 3, 2010
A group of openings that don't often see individual
monographs written about them.
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 Opening
Lanes
by Gary Lane
March 3, 2010
There is something to admire about players who play
something unusual in the opening.
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 Past
Pieces
by Olimpiu G. Urcan
February 27, 2010
The subject of John Hilbert's new book is the chess exploits of Philip Richardson.
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 Dutch
Treat
by Hans Ree
February 24, 2010
The Rosentreter Gambit is almost forgotten, but it has some merit.
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 The
Q & A Way
by Bruce Pandolfini
February 24, 2010
Play a lot, solve many problems, and save what cash you can.
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 Over
the Horizons
by Stefan Bücker
February 24, 2010
Good news for White in the Anti Max Lange 5...Nxe4.
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 Endgame
Corner
by Karsten Müller
February 17, 2010
Karsten Müller examines an interesting ending in the eternal
duel of bishop vs. knight.
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 Novice
Nook
by Dan Heisman
February 17, 2010
There are at least four levels of solving/recognition
capability.
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 An
Arbiter's Notebook
by Geurt Gijssen
February 17, 2010
Can a legal move, made after an illegal move by the
opponent, be deemed an illegal move?
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 ChessBase Cafe
by Louis Lima
February 17, 2010
Four ChessBase opening trainers that cater to a wide variety
of audiences.
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 ChessOK
Cafe
by Dadi Jonsson
February 13, 2010
One of the new features of Aquarium 2010 is a correspondence chess module.
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