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Posted by ccmcacollister www6conf.org 2/06/2008 09:35:23 Play online chess	Subject: Viswanathan Not World Chess Champion Message: You have certainly heard GM Anand being hailed as the World Chess Champion. This article explains why Viswanathan is Not . . . ! }B-D www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=1416 www.chessbase.com
Posted by ganstaman www6conf.org 2/06/2008 10:00:52 Play online chess	Message: No one get upset without reading -- it's very interesting!
Posted by dullmove www6conf.org 2/10/2008 23:38:20 Play online chess	Message: Well that's one chess article I could follow ... much better that the usually incomprehensible greko-latin sounding a1-h9 and c3xf10 stuff !! Was a great read. Thanks ——— Chennai make bid to host 2012 world title match — Chennai, India, has made a bid, backed by the Tamil Nadu state government, to host the 2012 Vishy Anand (India) verses Boris Gelfand (Israel) world title match. The world chess governing body Fide will now decide between Chennai and an earlier bid from Moscow. Magnus Carlsen, world No1 at 20, and Sergey Karjakin, No4 at 21, are exceptional for their age, yet they now face a challenge from two still younger chess grandmasters who are advancing fast up the rankings. Italy's Fabiano Caruana, 18, took first prize at New Delhi last month and is ranked in the top 20 GMs, while Anish Giri, 17, won the Dutch chess championship by a two-point margin. Giri is reaching his rating targets at a younger age than ...
Posted by ccmcacollister www6conf.org 2/20/2008 00:01:24 Play online chess	Thanks for reading! Message: ...and there you have it. Why Viswanathan is definately Not the World Chess Champion ... although his SON definately IS. }8-)) ——— Bobby Fischer: How the king of chess lost his crown — By Garry Kasparov. Bobby Fischer was the chess world’s flawed genius. His mercurial brilliance was undisputed, but his fragile mental health led to poisonous and very public outbursts - especially after 9/11 - that prompted global revulsion. Garry Kasparov, himself world chess champion for 20 years, remembers with fondness and frustration the man he most wishes he had played: It would be impossible for me to write dispassionately about Bobby Fischer even if I were to try. I was born the year he achieved a perfect score at the US Chess Championship in 1963, 11 wins with no losses or draws. He was only 20 at that point but it had been obvious for years that he was destined to become ...