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The Fabulous 00s: 2009 USCL Week 9 Opening of the Week

nezhmet wrote 1 month ago: USCL Week 9 Opening of the Week (OOTW) USCL Week 9 action sees a Caissic Horror Show brought out of … more →

Tags: Chess History, Chess Tournaments, internet chess club, The 2000s, Bartholomew, Caro-Kann Advance, Charbonneau, Enkbhat, Sicilian Dragon

The Fabulous 00s: Scorpions Continue Winning Ways

nezhmet wrote 1 month ago: Week 9 USCL Action: Arizona 3 Seattle 1 Going into the match, I was not hopeful at all about our cha … more →

Tags: Chess History, internet chess club, The 2000s, Dr. Jane Flint, mateer, nakamura, Ramirez, Scorpions, Sinanan

The Fabulous 00s: USCL Opening of the Week (OOTW) Week 81 comment

nezhmet wrote 1 month ago: In Week 8, we had an interesting old-school Semi-Slav Meran (think Larsen, Uhlmann, and other giants … more →

Tags: Chess History, internet chess club, The 2000s, bhat, Ciric, Korchnoi, Larsen, Meran, StripunSky

The Fabulous 00s: USCL Week 6 Opening of the Week (OOTW)

nezhmet wrote 2 months ago: The Inscrutable Chinese Dragon I guess we could say it’s a gambit of structure (backward pawn … more →

Tags: Chess Openings, Chess Tournaments, Chess History, Sicilian Defense, Dragon Yugoslav Attack, The 2000s, internet chess club, Jay Whitehead, Paul Whitehead

The Fabulous 90s: From the Vaults - San Francisco 1999 Dake Memorial

nezhmet wrote 3 months ago: The Arthur Dake Memorial was a 9 round invitational held at the venerable Mechanics Institute Chess … more →

Tags: Chess History, Chess Openings, Chess Players, Mechanics Institute, Mechanics Institute Chess Club, Modern Defense, The 1990's, Arthur Dake Memorial, Vinay Bhat

The Fabulous 00s: Player Freakouts2 comments

nezhmet wrote 4 months ago: Players and Their Freakouts View This Pollopinion I laughed my butt off at Vinay Bhat’s World … more →

Tags: Chess History, Chess Openings, Chess Players, internet chess club, Sicilian Defense, The 2000s, At The Board Freak Out, BARTELL, bhat

The Fabulous 00s: Championing Dubious Systems3 comments

nezhmet wrote 6 months ago: Say What? A lot of authors champion some pretty bad things.  A duo of Dutch  amateurs champion a pas … more →

Tags: Chess History, Chess Opening Theory, Chess Openings, internet chess club, The 2000s, Albin, budapest, ed rollins, Honors

The Fabulous 60s: McKelvie upsets Benko1 comment

nezhmet wrote 8 months ago: This just in from Dr. Neil McKelvie (Chemistry Professor at CCNY and Chess Master) Mark…I noti … more →

Tags: A Personal Chess History, Chess History, Manhattan Chess Club, The 1960's, benko, Celts, Chandler, Denker, Irish

Various Types of chess

Vetal wrote 1 year ago: Image Source … more →

Tags: Photography, Funny photos, Humor, Various Types of chess, Chess, Chess Tournaments, funny art, Photo: Humor, Chess Games

The Fabulous 00s: Getting Here from There2 comments

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago:   Getting Here There are many chess information sites in the Blogoverse.  How do mortals traverse fr … more →

Tags: Chess History, The 2000s, Elizabeth Vicary, Vicary, Chess.FM, Opening Training, chess web logs, Kramnik, john watson

The Fabulous 00s: The NY International 2008 Part Deux2 comments

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: More Games, More Drama Here’s a barnburner I played in Round 3 vs. GM Michael Rohde. IM M. Gin … more →

Tags: Chess Openings, Hedgehog, Chess Tournaments, Chess History, English Opening, Chess Players, The 2000s, Marshall Chess Club, Michael Rohde

Photo of Chess Grandmaster Sammy Reschevsky, at 8 Years Old, Playing 20 Simultaneous Games Against Experts at West Point Military Acadamy1 comment

wpm1955 wrote 1 year ago: Sammy Reshevsky (8 years old, lower right, and recently arrived from Poland) playing 20 simultaneous … more →

Tags: Friends, Men, Activities with Friends, Fun, History, People, famous people, News, American Culture

New York International 20083 comments

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: The Basics The first-ever New York International 2008, a nine round masters’ Swiss, was held a … more →

Tags: Chess Openings, Chess Tournaments, Chess History, The 1970's, English Opening, The 2000s, Marshall Chess Club, Ziad Izoria, Steve Immitt

Correspondence Chess Through E-Mail

wpm1955 wrote 1 year ago: I live in Marrakesh, and my brother lives in Denver. When I moved here 17 years ago, email did not e … more →

Tags: Teaching, Friends, Men, Women, Fun, Morocco, Teaching Third Grade, Marrakesh, Marrakech

The Fabulous 60s: Dr. Neil McKelvie on Arnold Denker1 comment

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: MG Note: This guest article by Dr. Neil McKelvie, long-time MCC official and Professor of Chemistry … more →

Tags: Chess Openings, Sicilian Kan, Chess History, Chess Players, Sicilian Defense, N. McKelvie, Manhattan Chess Club, The 1960's, Neil McKelvie

The Fabulous 00s: A New Chess.FM Segment

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: Upholding the Sicilian – A new Chess.FM Segment I am preparing a series of ICC Chess.FM lectur … more →

Tags: Alex Lenderman, Andy McFarland, Chess History, Chess Journalists, Chess Openings, Chess Players, Chess theory, internet chess club, John Henderson

The Fabulous 70s: Rewarding the Clock-Punching Monkey5 comments

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: The Good and the Evil Inherent in Clock Punching Monkeys I was titillated to read in a recent CLO Ir … more →

Tags: Chess History, The 1970's, Chess Players, IM Steve Odendahl, Larry Kaufman, Lubosh Kavalek, Anna Zatonskih, Irina Krush, Steve Odendahl

11th North American FIDE Invitational1 comment

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: Selected Games from the 11th North American FIDE Invitational Here are some games from the 11th Nort … more →

Tags: Chess Tournaments, Chess History, Chess Players, The 2000s, Emory Tate, Mehmed Pasalic, Touch Move Chess Center, Dzindzi, Mehmed Pasalic

Conticello on MCC2 comments

nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: A Manhattan Chess Club Timeline [Abridged] by Nicholas W. Conticello Italicized Supplemental Notes b … more →

Tags: Chess History, The 1970's, The 1980's, The 2000s, The 1990's, Manhattan Chess Club


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