Online chess community where you can play chess, learn strategies and tactics, read chess news, see book reviews, find rules & tips, get free downloads, and more! http://www.chess.com/ 2007 Chess.com Man goes to therapist and says"I'm depressed, lost, alone,and I feel threatened by this harsh cold world."The therapist says treatment is easygo see pollyachi the great clown,he's in town,if that doesn't work see me in the morning.The man bursts i...http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/my-thoughts-on-a-parableSun, 06 Sep 2009 18:32:43 -0700http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/my-thoughts-on-a-parableSometimes I wonder...Don't people get tired of not knowing?Tired of saying "I don't know"?No matter how much we watchNo matter how much we readHow much will we really know?Some would say that a pursuit of informationis like an abomination to God.I...http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/i-wanna-knowSun, 17 May 2009 16:26:34 -0700http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/i-wanna-knowNeed It Be Said? From The Mind of: Cobalt TiNor on 3/4/9 at 10:26 PM What are the origins of "bless you" after someone sneezes?I put that as my status update one dayand surprisingly had a true response to the questiontechnically two.Then I googl...http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/need-it-be-saidSun, 08 Mar 2009 00:56:29 -0800http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/need-it-be-saidI've come to the conclusion that Chess. com has to be one of the most social sites that I've ever been apart of. I have a myspace, and a facebook, a blogger account, and all that but those are all people that I know in the real world, where as che...http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/one-of-the-most-socialTue, 02 Dec 2008 11:36:11 -0800http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/one-of-the-most-socialI'm wondering how exactly do the names for moves come about. Some are very simple to understand for me but i'm wondering things like i don't Qfc3... which i think i've seen once. I would assume Q stands for queen, and i would guess c3 stands for t...http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/learning-move-namesSat, 11 Oct 2008 20:31:25 -0700http://blog.chess.com/Cobalt_T/learning-move-names