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billwall

Bill Wall
Palm Bay, FL, United States

Member Since: May 18, 2007
Last Login: May 13, 2008
Profile Views: 3984
Points: 1824

Homepage: www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/lab/7378

Birthday: May 11, 1951

Occupation: Systems Engineer

USCF Rating: 2000

About Me:
Senior Systems Engineer at Harris Corporation (helped develop STAT, a vulnerability assessment tool); tennis and chess coach; retired Air Force officer (1970 to 1995); former NASA computer security engineer (6 years at NASA Ames at Moffett Field, CA); former crew chief on B-52 bombers and KC-135Q tankers (4 years Southeast Asia); live just south of Cape Canaveral (see all the Space Shuttle and rocket launches, and hear all the Shuttle landings); degrees in physics and electrical engineering (Air Force Institute of Technology); oldest of 9 brothers and sisters; married over 30 years.

My Chess Style / Favorite Openings:
Author of 29 chess books (500 xxx Miniature series, Grob, Larsen's, Dunst, etc) and hundreds of chess articles; former President of Ohio Chess Association and NC Chess Association; former USCF delegate and tournament director; co-editor of Ohio and NC state chess magazine; former secretary of Chess Journalists of America; former president of chess clubs in Dayton, Palo Alto, San Antonio, and Melbourne, Florida.

billwall's Latest Blog Post

Off the Wall Chess - My Favorite Chess Books

Submitted by billwall on Apr 6, 2008 2:07pm.

Perhaps my favorite chess book is Irving Chernev's The 1000 Best Short Games of Chess.  It was my second chess book.  My first, which I found in a used book store in June, 1969, was Reuben Fine's Practical Chess Openings, written in...Read more »

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