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| Posted by elodie uskidscompute.com 5/14/2003 02:07:37 play online chess |  Subject: The Sky Knights...Message: New Team for: - Aviation/Chess/Macintosh Computer "addicted" members (others welcome of course!)... - Male or Female... ;o) - No sharing computer accounts... - Max profile info given (desirable)... - No timeout's will be admitted, except for a valid and/or legitimate reason... - Private owned Homepage/Forum available to be organised... eventually by new good english speaking Captain willing to take over captaincy. Feel free to apply: elodie Albert |
| Posted by elodie uskidscompute.com 5/14/2003 08:30:49 play online chess | Update... Message: The Sky Knights... New Team for: - Aviation/Chess/Macintosh Computer "addicted" members (others welcome of course!)... - Male or Female... ;o) - No same computer accounts... - Max profile info given (desirable)... - No timeout's will be admitted, except for a valid and/or legitimate reason... - Very active members on the Team Forum... - Private owned Homepage/Forum available to be organised... eventually by good english speaking Member willing to take over Captaincy. Feel free to apply: elodie Albert |
Chess news: Magnus Carlsen wins first elite grandmaster tournament -- Magnus Carlsen, 18 and already everyone's choice as the next world chess champion, won his first elite grandmaster tournament this week when he led all the way at Nanjing, China. The young Norwegian also advanced into the top two in the world chess rankings, ahead of the reigning world champion, Vishy Anand, and behind only Veselin Topalov, who finished runner-up at Nanjing and lost the game below. Carlsen's recent training from Garry Kasparov, the all-time No.1, showed in his more solid opening repertoire. Out were his risky Dragon Sicilians, in was the Scotch 1 e4 e5 2 Nf3 Nc6 3 d4 that helped win one of Kasparov's title matches with Anatoly Karpov. He began ... Duchamp and Chess -- After becoming an established and successful artist, Marcel Duchamp, one of the father’s of Dadaism, turned his focus to playing chess, a game that enthralled him. He once famously remarked that “while all artists are not chess players, all chess players are artists.” The merits of such a statement, particularly in light of the ability of computers to play chess so well, are debatable. But Duchamp, the creator of such works as “Nude Descending a Staircase No. 2” (1912) and “The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (The Large Glass)” (1915-23), spent a large part of his life as a serious chess player. An exhibition called “Marcel Duchamp: The Art of Chess,” at ... After Training With a Chess Legend, a Teenager Grabs a Big Win -- For 20 years, Garry Kasparov was the top-ranked chess player in the world. There were times, particularly in the early to mid-1990s, when he was so dominant that he seemed to win effortlessly, even against his closest competitors. In the chess tournaments he entered, the true competition was often only for second place. For the last few months, Kasparov, who retired in 2005, has been training Magnus Carlsen, an 18-year-old Norwegian. Many top chess players say he will almost certainly become world champion one day. Carlsen is the most talented player to emerge in the West since Bobby Fischer. But he has been unable to push through to ... | |