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| Posted by zormaster nsa-hitachi.com 2/09/2004 11:21:28 play online chess |  Subject: Fair & GoodMessage: Visit us! :>) |
| Posted by gothicgirl nsa-hitachi.com 2/09/2004 15:01:33 play online chess | a short hello...... Message: ... to my dear friend, who is a captain now too! :-) good luck with your new team! Julia |
| Posted by coyotefan nsa-hitachi.com 2/09/2004 18:01:47 play online chess | Interesting name for a team whose captain says Message: lexherman 1/03/2004 21:38:07 [ report this post ] Talking about fair Message: Dropping your Elo from 2000+ to 1400....then join a team. Then play teamgames against players of 1200. Nice way to make yourself popular in a team by gathering lots of points. zormaster 1/03/2004 23:05:34 [ report this post ] Talking about fair Message: Lexerman You and me are far away what we call friends so i notice your messages and set it in my garbage can. My personal reasons are personal and just a very few here know whats up and thats it, eat it or leave it. Bye darling |
Chess news: Topalov's late show -- Another storming finish from Veselin Topalov secured the 150,000 Euro first prize in the inaugural Grand Slam Final at Bilbao. In the tenth and final round Topalov overcome Vasily Ivanchuk with some dynamic play from a position many chess players would have given up as drawn. The three points for a win and one for a draw scoring system ensured Topalov’s two wins in his last three games propelled him into first place. There was another bonus for the former FIDE chess champion as he moved to number one on the unofficial live rating list. I was able to witness the innovative arrangements first hand at the Plaza de Nuevo which hosted a unique chess festival for ... Adams shares the lead -- England chess number one Michael Adams and David Howell are both on the leading score of 5/6 with four to play of at the EU Chess Championship being hosted by the Liverpool World Museum. Adams outplayed the Latvian GM Normunds Miezis while Howell won rapidly against Danny Gormally who had been in superb form having held the French Super GM Etienne Bacrot to a draw with black and then defeating former WCC Candidate Alexander Belyavsky in a fine game. Nigel Short’s woes continued as he lost to IM Lorin D’Costa of Hertford in the fifth round and he is still off the pace. The chess tournament must be the strongest Open event ever held in the UK with six of the world’s top 100 chess ... Russia wins World Women's Chess Championship -- Chess Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk ended a 44-year-old drought for Russia by clinching the World Women's Chess Championship after playing out a draw with Yifan Hao of China in the fourth game of the finals that concluded here. This was Kosteniuk's third draw on the trot and she was in fact winning on two occasion in the final game but opted for the safer route to ensure her maiden world chess championship title. The experience proved to be the key factor in the finals as Kosteniuk was already a finalist in 2000, when Yifan was just six years old. The chess victory for Koeteniuk brings 60,000 US Dollars in addition to a superb crown embedded with diamonds and sapphires. ... | |