81. Cardoza Publishing This basic chess primer features diagrams, explanations and winning ideas writtenfor kids by to be eclipsed by Vinay Bhat (13), and then hikaru nakamura, a 10 http://www.cardozapub.com/new/chess.htm

Chess - Books General Chess Books Openings Endgames Other Publishers ... Accessories Basics of Winning Chess by Jacob Cantrell Learn to play and win! In just one reading, this easy-to-understand guide shows you everything you need to know to play and win at chessthe basic rules, moves of the pieces, the standard openings, and the winning strategies! Paperback. 64 pgs. Beginning Chess Play by Bill Robertie Step-by-step approach uses 113 chess diagrams to teach players the basic openings, middle and end game strategies, principles of development, pawn structure, checkmates, how to join a chess club, play in tournaments, use the chess clock, and get rated. Two annotated games illustrate strategic thinking. Includes guide to chess notation. Paperback. 168 pgs.

82. Town Topics chess Forum, With a win over GM hikaru nakamura (another prodigy), Benen toppedoff a clear first place win at the HS Championships in Atlanta with a strong http://www.towntopics.com/jul2303/chess.html

Chess Forum Web Edition NEWS FEATURES ENTERTAINMENT COLUMNS CONTACT US HOW TO SUBMIT BACK ISSUES By Chad Lieberman While they may have been overshadowed by an elite group of grandmasters, many rising stars who participated in the open section at the World Open made their marks too. Samson Benen was definitely one of these. With a win over GM Hikaru Nakamura (another prodigy), Benen topped off a clear first place win at the H.S. Championships in Atlanta with a strong performance in Philadelphia. At just 18 years old, he is already well on his way to earning a grandmaster title. This week's game continues to feature games from the World Open, played just a few weeks ago. Benen is battling one of the best grandmasters to ever grace the planet in Alek Wojtkiewicz (whose name no one can pronounce). With a novelty on the ninth move in 9...Be7, Benen repositions his bishop to the more active f6 square where it can attack the c- and d-pawns. This is an important idea to keep in mind. Often we develop the pieces with blatant disregard to their effectiveness, just so that we can castle our king to safety. This is okay, but when the king is safe, we must not neglect our other pieces. It is not surprising that Benen might select a move like 12...g6. When you are playing a grandmaster it is always easy to fall into conservative play. He should have taken his chance to break in the center and keep his pawn shield intact. 12...e5 gains space in the center no matter how white continues.

83. CHESS Lubomir Kavalek (washingtonpost.com) Millennium Open Grandmasters hikaru nakamura and Ildar Ibragimov shared first placein the Baltimore County dominated the final four in college chess April 34 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A4403-2004Apr11.html

thisNode = 'style/columns/chess'; commercialNode =''; var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; PRINT EDITION Subscribe to NEWS OPINION ... REAL ESTATE SEARCH: Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Style Chess CHESS Lubomir Kavalek By Lubomir Kavalek Monday, April 12, 2004; Page C10 The world chess championship match between Vladimir Kramnik of Russia and Peter Leko of Hungary will be played at Centro Danneman in Brissago, Switzerland, from Sept. 25 to Oct. 18. The 14-game contest will be Kramnik's first title defense since he defeated Garry Kasparov in 2000 in London. Meanwhile, the World Chess Federation (FIDE) is splitting the next world championship into two groups, to be played in Libya and Malta from June 18 to July 13. The overall winner will play a match with Kasparov next year. Kasparov, who will turn 41 tomorrow, still tops this month's FIDE rating list with 2,817 points, ahead of Vishy Anand of India (2,774), Kramnik (2,764) and Leko (2,741). Champion's Metamorphoses Kramnik went through a stagnant period after he beat Kasparov, but his results are improving. Last month he won the elite tournament in Linares, Spain, and this month he shared first place in the Melody Amber rapid and blindfold tournament in Monaco with his compatriot Alexander Morozevich. As usual, Anand had the best result in the rapid event, while Morozevich won the blindfold competition. Kramnik must have realized that playing only closed openings with the white pieces against Leko might not work. He made a difficult transition to King's Pawn openings and it is paying dividends. In Monaco, against Bulgarian grandmaster Veselin Topalov, Kramnik improved one sharp variation in the Spanish Opening, safeguarding his center with a timely queen maneuver.

84. CalChess, Home Of The Northern California Chess Association - Official Site Click here for complete tournament standings and selected chess games. the titledplayers clashed as early as round 2. 15 year old GM hikaru nakamura won the http://www.calchess.org/calchessnews.html

chess clubs uscf ratings tournament results become a member CalChess Tournament News Archives Dec Nov Oct Sept ... March December 2003 Yap wins in Sacramento by Michael Aigner , CalChess.org Fifty-five players finished their holiday shopping in time to play chess in the last local adult tournament of 2003. San Francisco high school student Nicolas Yap came to Sacramento, saw, and conquered the competition in the open section. He defeated top seeded NM Michael Aigner with a vicious attack in round 3 and drew with second place finisher Benjamin Tejes in the last round. Junior Aaron Garg of Saratoga won the under 2000 section with a perfect 4-0 score, ahead of Erin Harrington, Todd Imada, and Ursula Foster. Unrated Hebert Garcia was the class of the under 1600 section, although kudos also go to Ryan Ko, Douglas Roby, Anyon Harrington, and Jeff Kottcamp for each finishing at 3-1. The tournament was capably organized and directed by John McCumisky. Shaba does it again!

85. New In Chess - Magazine Articles password View all publications of New In chess Download New In chess publicationlist. Magazine2003/2, nakamura,hikaru For the record by The NIC Editorial team http://www.newinchess.com/Archives/ArticlesList.aspx?SubjectID=1&Page=10

86. New In Chess - Magazine Articles Magazine 2003/2, nakamura,hikaru For the record by The NIC Editorial team Magazine2003/2 buy , page 6 Biographical, NIC s Café. Magazine 2003/2, What is chess? http://www.newinchess.com/Archives/ArticlesList.aspx?MagazineID=155&Page=2

87. THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS P four of the top performers at the SuperNationals II of chess competition in Siegeland Benen, with 6½ points each, tied with hikaru nakamura, 14, of White http://www.utdallas.edu/utdgeneral/news/archive/chessscholar2.htm

88. NRC Handelsblad - Registratie En Inloggen Vlassov tegen de Amerikaanse grootmeester hikaru nakamura, die in nakamura is eenopgewonden standje dat in een Vlassov schreef in chess Today dat hij zich http://www.nrc.nl/schaken/artikel/1076565668143.html

Registratie > Login Eenmalige registratie op www.nrc.nl Welkom op de website van NRC Handelsblad. Voor toegang tot deze site dient u zich eenmalig kosteloos te registreren. Bent u al geregistreerd? U kunt in de rechterkolom direct inloggen. Maak hieronder uw keuze: Ik ben abonnee van NRC Handelsblad . Ik wil mij registreren en krijg toegang tot Abonnee Extra: speciale rubrieken voor abonnees, zoals het Digitaal krantenarchief, de Cultuuragenda, het Boekrecensiearchief, Scrypto en Schaken Registreer Ik ben geen abonnee van NRC Handelsblad , maar ik wil wel graag gebruik maken van de site van NRC Handelsblad. Ik krijg geen toegang tot Abonnee Extra. Registreer Ik ben abonnee op NRC Handelsblad Web- en Weekeditie voor het buitenland . Ik wil mij registreren voor de website en voor Abonnee Extra. Registreer Uiteraard gaan wij zorgvuldig om met uw gegevens. Zie hiervoor onze

89. 2000 National Elementary Chess Championships Sunday Evening Three days of great chess is winding down, and the results are posted.hikaru nakamura is the new K6 Champion, Alexandr Dementiev is the K5 http://www.64.com/chess/00-ELEM/news.html

Hilton DFW Lakes Executive Conference Center 1800 Highway 26 East Grapevine, Texas Tournament News Sunday Evening Three days of great chess is winding down, and the results are posted. Hikaru Nakamura is the new K6 Champion, Alexandr Dementiev is the K5 Champion, Troy Daly and Adam Weser are the K3 co-Champions and Parker Bi Gu Zhao is the Kindergarten Champion. Hikaru is the winner of the $30,000 Scholarship to the University of Texas at Dallas . Matthew Yang, Dalphe Morantus and Adam Holtzman won the K6 under 900 section and Richard Herbst and Jonathon Beatty won the K3 under 800. Saturday Night (late). After five rounds things are clearing up at the 2000 National Elementary Championships in Grapevine, Texas. The tournament is being held at the Grapevine Hilton which is three miles from DFW International Airport. About 1200 elementary players are competing in the larger of the two playing halls which is on the ground floor and is often used for professional tennis matches. The number one seed, Hikaru Nakmura, 2319, has so far coasted along in the K-9 Championship to a 5-0 score and with almost 500 points on the number two seed and is heavily favored at this point to win the event. Although the tournament uses a closed floor (mandated for primary sections) spectators have been able to watch the K-6 sections from three viewing windows including one that runs the length of the large U.S. Chess concession room. So far there have been only limited accusations of parents signaling moves to their charges!

90. 2000 National Elementary Chess Championships Grade k6 Individual Prizes as of Mon May 15 001850 2000 EDT Place Name/Team RateScore MMed Solk SB Cum 1 nakamura, hikaru (1,H15) 2313 7.0 29.5 33.0 66.0 http://www.64.com/chess/00-ELEM/prog/stand.cgi?z=k6

91. Internet Chess Journal 7,5 7 ROMANOV, EVGENY 7,5 8 LU, ZHAOYA 7,5 9 HALAY, TAUFIK 7,5 10 RANGARAJAN, SUNIL7,5 11 BRKIC, ANTE 7,5 12 PREDOJEVIC, BORKI 7,5 13 nakamura, hikaru 7,0 14 http://www.chessjournal.cz/cz/one_news.asp?IDNews=223

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93. MindZine - Chess News - MSO Maurice Ashley 2579, Eduard Gufeld 2565, Anatoly Lein 2501, and hikaru Nakamura2330. 28 June 2000 The superstars of the swiss chess circuit are gathering in http://www.msoworld.com/mindzine/news/chess/worldopen2000.html

Home Front page World Open 2000 5 July 2000 Benjamin Wins Playoff and is the 2000 World Open Champion In the final round, Benjamin-Ehlvest and Fedorowicz-Serper were both drawn very quickly, as all 4 players were most interested in protecting themselves against missing out on a big payday if they had lost. Julian Hodgson tried his trusty Trompowsky against Ivanov in an all-out attempt to win the game, reach 7 points, and share in the loot with the other high scorers. Ivanov, should he be able to score the victory himself, would win the World Open outright with 7.5 points. In the endgame, Hodgson had a rook and knight versus Ivanov's knight and bishop. Hodgson had a 2-1 pawn edge on the kingside, but Ivanov had 3 connected passed pawns on the queenside. The Englishman eventually queened one of his pawns, while Ivanov got a pawn to the 7th at a2 and the other to b3 while retaining his knight at c2. Hodgson's king was at b2. The game was finally drawn because Hodgson could not give check with his queen while picking up the pawns. A fantastic game that gave Ivanov a share of the gold with 7 and left Hodgson half-a-point short with 6.5. Kudrin, Goldin, and Blatny won their games to also finish with 7 points.

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95. The Daily Dirt Chess Blog: 2000 + 0 = 2036 You can t force someone to become a chess pro when it s just not feasible I supposeHikaru nakamura, six years younger than the winner and already a GM, is http://www.chessninja.com/dailydirt/archives/000018.htm

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97. Images Of Players In The FIDE World Championship All of these photos are from the FIDE web site, http//www1.worldfide.com/chess/index.html,which contains the following notice http://www.samsloan.com/players.htm

Images of Players in the FIDE World Championship Here are pictures of 73 of the players in the recently concluded FIDE World Championship. All of these photos are from the FIDE web site, http://www1.worldfide.com/chess/index.html, which contains the following notice: www.worldfide.com" The former FIDE President, His Excellency Florencio Campomanes, with his courtiers, Omuku on the left and Willy Iclicki on the right Note that 27 players are missing, including two who had visa problems and did not reach the tournament. The players whose photos are missing are Al-Modiahki, Almasi, Andersson, Aronian, Bagheri, Bauer, Bouaziz, Djuric, Feldman, Hakki, Ivanchuk, Kobalija, Kotsur, Kozak, Lautier, Leitao, Liang, Magem, Miles, Nisipeanu, Ponomariov, Psakhis, Ricardi, A. Rodriguez, Stefansson, Timman and Zvjaginsev. Warning! These pictures altogether come to more than 800K, so if your computer is short of memory, better back out now. Sam Sloan Here are links: Press conference given by Alexander Khaliman after winning the match (Photos include Sam Sloan in the corner behind and to the left of Khalifman). All the Games from the FIDE World Championship in PGN Last Batch of Checks from FIDE World Chess Championship may be bouncing Combined rating lists for July, 1999 ... My Home Page Contact address - please send e-mail to the following address: Sloan@ishipress.com

98. Dr. Lim Kok An Has Died - Ruled The World Chess Federation With An Iron Fist Dr. Lim Kok An has died Ruled the World chess Federation with an Iron Fist. Dr.Lim was a chess master and many times chess champion of Singapore. http://www.samsloan.com/limkokan.htm

Dr. Lim Kok An has died - Ruled the World Chess Federation with an Iron Fist Dr. Lim Kok An died on 8 March 2003 in Singapore. As General Secretary-General of FIDE from 1982 to 1988, he ruled the World Chess Federation with an iron fist. Dr. Lim Kok An The role of Dr. Lim in FIDE is widely underestimated. FIDE President Florencio Campomanes, the effervescent politician, could do nothing without Dr. Lim. Dr. Lim ran the FIDE rating system and certified and authorized all FIDE tournaments which took place. If Dr. Lim said that a tournament could not be held, it was not held. Dr. Lim announced that he was going to retire at the 1988 FIDE Executive Board meeting in 1988 in Abu Dhabi which I attended. With the departure of Dr. Lim, FIDE rapidly descended towards chaos. The many scandals which enveloped FIDE after the departure of Dr. Lim almost certainly would never have occurred had Dr. Lim still been around. Dr. Lim was a chess master and many times chess champion of Singapore. He once barely missed qualifying once to the Interzonals by being eliminated in a play-off tournament. I did not know until it was published in TWIC that Dr. Lim also had an exceptionally distinguished career as a medical doctor. Born 27 January 1920, Dr. Lim Kok Ann was a medical doctor who gained worldwide fame in 1957 when he isolated the Asian flu virus at the height of the Asian influenza epidemic. He was dean of the medical faculty at the University of Singapore and headed what became the Microbiology Department there until he retired in 1980. He was Singapore's first chess champion when the national championships were inaugurated in 1949. He established the Singapore Chess Federation, which he headed for 18 years.

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