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  • He Learned Directly from God, pt 4

    In January 1963, Bobby again won the U.S Championship, with 8 of 11.  In this championship, he lost a game to Edmar Mednis, his first ever loss in U.S. championship history. He started with only 2 points from 4 games, but winning the game in the... | Read More

  • A Traveling Chess Player, Part 1

    In this three part series, IM Bryan Smith describes his trip to Europe in search of a better life as a chess player.   Hi, my name is Bryan Smith. I am an international master who grew up in Alaska. I have been writing for Chess.com&rsquo... | Read More

  • Great Tournaments of the Past- New York 1924

    Nowadays chess sponsorship seems to be in crisis and many strong tournaments are being cancelled. However, some of those glorious events that put our sport in the spotlight will live forever. There are various reasons for this phenomenon: one of t... | Read More

  • Planning Your Tournament Schedule

    Originally my column has been titled “Preparing for international competition,” so today I decided to be more to-the-point and cover one of the most important topics in this field – planning one’s tournament schedule. Choosing where and... | Read More

  • Bill Addison (1933-2008)

    A few weeks ago, Joanne Addison, widow of International Master Bill Addison, saw an article I wrote at chess.com about players that quit chess.  I used a statement that Pal Benko wrote in his autobiography that wasn't quite true, and Joanne corre... | Read More


    • Philippians 3:2.

      Finally, my Brethren, rejoice In The LORD. To write the same things is no trouble to me, and it is a safeguard for you. Beware of the dogs, beware of the evil workers, beware of the false circumcision;... Philippians 3:1-2.   What and who are '... | Read More

    • Who's Ed -Coral castle museum

      Edward Leedskalnin was born in Riga, Latvia on August 10th, 1887. When Ed was 26 years old, he became engaged to marry his one true love Agnes Scuffs. Agnes was ten years younger than Ed and he affectionately referred to her as his “Sweet Sixte... | Read More

    • London League finale! Drunken Knights vs Wood Green

      On Monday night the biggest match of the London League season took place in The Plough - a pub right next to the British Museum.  Wood Green were multiple times defending champions, fielding a team of 7 GMs, 4IMs and 1 FM over the 12 boards. Dru... | Read More

      • Trendle
      • | May 22, 2013
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    • Planning For My Summer

      Fitness means having a healthy body through exercise and healthy body. When you are in good shape, it not only helps them physically but mentally, as well. Read this article to return to the tips below if you're someone looking to get in shape. ... | Read More

    • 6th Open Spring Tournament of Triandria, Group B. My games with full annotations and detailed descri

      Recently, from May 7th to May 12th, I participated in Group B of the 6th Open Spring Tournament of Triandria, a tournament well-known in Northern Greece with many participants. This year, the tournament was split in two groups. Group A was for pl... | Read More

      • RigasUT
      • | May 16, 2013
      • | 88 views
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