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| From | Message | Posted by wschmidt www6conf.org
2/01/2008 15:35:44 Play online chess | Subject: Novice Nook # 67
Message: Wow, it's been a while since I turned to the Dan Heisman articles. Job intensity, home life, and even OTB tournaments. I just finished a month-long tournament for the Denver Chess Club championship. I scored two wins, a draw and a loss, all against players rated 300 points or more higher than me. In fact, the two wins were against players rated 600 and 500 points higher! I don't attribute it all to the NN articles, but certainly some of the DH reading I've been doing has helped.
This week's article is entitled, "Making Chess Simple". Not a lot new in it, but a good summary of some stuff he's covered before and a nice short excerpt from a book I recently acquired but haven't read, "Chess for Zebras" by John Rowson.
Here's the link. Let me know what you think.
www.chesscafe.com
| Posted by ionadowman www6conf.org
2/04/2008 12:12:53 Play online chess | Useful article...
Message: ... Mainly owing to the several links he includes to other "Novice Nook" articles.
I still reckon these are a good read and a handy reminder... Thanks, ws!
Cheers,
Ion
| Posted by cascadejames www6conf.org
2/04/2008 12:46:41 Play online chess | Thanks
Message: Yes, Thanks. These articles have helped me a great deal, and a review never hurts.
Congratulations on your OTB success. ——— Polgar Defeats a Slumping Topalov at Ajedrez Event — Marriage seems to have hurt Veselin Topalov’s chess career, for now. Topalov, 35, a former world chess champion who was ranked No. 1 in the world as recently as 14 months ago, has seen his ranking slide to No. 5. His manager, Silvio Danailov, said in a recent interview that Topalov married a few months ago and was “enjoying life a little bit,” adding, “He is not motivated to play chess tournaments right now.” Topalov may also be suffering from a sort of psychological hangover after losing a grueling world chess championship match in April and May to Viswanathan Anand. He has not really played well since. His latest setback occurred at the Ajedrez UNAM Quadrangular chess tournament in ...
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