The final days and one of her games…
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Swimming, basketball, karate, the Masked Rider, a great picture, and more chess…
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The journey of a young lady from Delaware…
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Dr. Ira Lee Riddle passes at age 62…
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The passing of one of the greatest players ever…
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I have stumbled upon a free book that can be downloaded from the chess.com site titled, “Learn Chess or Call Me an Idiot”. It is aimed at beginners but has some good information and it is hard to beat the price The description from the website states,
A FREE electronic chess book for beginners. [...]
As stated in the previous two mailings, the Delaware Chess Association Newsletter is now delivered electronically! You must send Ira Riddle your email address if you wish to continue receiving this member benefit. You can contact Ira at Iralee@aol.com. The May 2007 newsletter was just sent. If you did not receive [...]
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The Corus Supertournament at Wijk aan Zee is over with three GMs sharing first place. Several players analyzed their games after they were finished and these analyses were recorded and uploaded to YouTube. Here is a sample, Part 1 of Vladimir Kramnik’s analysis of his win over Anand.
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