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SPECIAL ALERT: Recently, word has been going around that I wore my hair in a man bun. This is absolutely true. However, it was for the purposes of keeping my hair out of a spinning chainsaw. An Echo CS590. So go fuck yourselves.

My friend the idiot.
So we're driving along at a fairly good clip. The road was somewhat icy but for Canada, it wasn't a big deal. I looked over at Bryce, who seemed to be preparing for something, and then back at the road. We were approaching an intersection.

And then, the craziest thing happened.

Bryce lifted his left foot and aggressively jammed on the emergency break. The truck immediately started spinning. Then, he reached over to the gearshift and jammed it from Drive into Reverse. As the truck shuddered and continued its high speed drift, he floored it. The engine whined and the transmission made some very, very bad sounds. At that point, finally realizing something was wrong, he lifted his foot off of the gas, just in time for the engine to stall. His eyes were wide with terror and he briefly looked over at me as if to say "Oh man what have I done?"

Myself, I was rather calm. You see, this sort of thing was not uncommon with Bryce. One moment, you'd be doing something absolutely mundane. The next second you'd be plunged into some adventure that, moments earlier, you couldn't have even conceived of. Although we were in danger, I felt confident we'd be fine. Bryce, although a tremendous fuckup, had an uncanny ability to escape the consequences of his actions.

Although the engine was out, we were still moving at a fairly fast rate of speed. Eyes bugged out their sockets, Bryce began whipsawing the wheel back and forth, attempting to regain control. His efforts were marginal at best, more like the actions of someone who had once read how to correct from a skid rather than someone who actually understood it. For a Canadian, it was a very poor performance, although he really did try. I actually thought he was going to break the wheel or something. It was only through his natural reserves of "the luck of the idiot" that the truck stayed on the road, and eventually slid to a stop an inch or two from the guardrail.

I looked over at him.

"And just what in the fuck was that all about?"
"I used to drive a five speed. I traded it for an automatic."

Sometimes, it's OK to cry.
Some say it's OK for men to cry; personally, I feel it's really up to the man. It's not a comfortable topic for many, though even the toughest among us have our stories: times we cried and wish we hadn't .. times we didn't cry, but probably should have.

Oh, how I remember the time I cried! I'd just gulped down a very, very large mouthful of whiskey; inexcusably potent stuff, to be sure. Moisture collected at the corner of my eye, and before I could put a stop to it, a brave, lonesome tear ran down my cheek.

I immediately skewered and stabbed out the offending eye, both on general principle and as a warning to the other eye. It hit the ground with a wet floomph, and I stomped it for good measure.

I leaned down, such that it might hear me better. "This is a hard world, and this is for your own good", I told it. It didn't say anything back but, it got the message.

Thu Jan 17 19:17:41 AST 2019
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What is Walkran?
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We happily aggregate conventional media, alt media, and user forums. We do so to provide an overview of what various groups, often in complete disagreement, have to say about an issue. When you visit many conventional aggregation sites, you only receive the mainstream headlines. Here, you get it all.
We provide a more EXCITING, more CONTROVERSIAL gateway to breaking news, current events and emerging trends. Lesser news aggregation sites provide you with access to only one or two types of propaganda. At Walkran, we provide access to it all. Whether it's Globalist propaganda from the mainstream media, Wikileaks data dumps, Forum Gaslighting from one of the three letter agencies or just snowflakes melting down, we grab it, sort it, and display it for you.
We are the ultimate non-discriminatory news provider: we don't care who says what or whether it's remotely true. We'll print it, regardless.
Know this: we occasionally provide access to wonderful, enlightening content, but more than not, we end up providing access to corporate and state propaganda, misguided user posts, misleading articles, biased content and fake news. Why? Because that's the world we live in.
We don't write the news. We just point you to it. Good luck out there.

Pardon?
So one time, this guy said to me "do you use PHP?" I looked at him (immediately suspicious) and replied: "No. I use PERL." At that point I just wanted the conversation to end. I wanted it to be over. I turned to leave. You know what he says next, virtually fishhooking me in the eye?

"What, is that, like Python?"

I overreacted, I admit, for sure. As the judge said and my own attorney agreed, I showed a 'remarkably disproportionate reaction to a completely benign comment', although I think that statement, while somewhat accurate, evinces a stunning lack of ignorance with regards to interpreted programming languages. I still feel if we had have been clearer on the technical and historical realities of the conversation we would have won the case but in the end I agreed to a plea deal as the legal fees were mounting and I guess I shouldn't have done it. However back to the story.

I cried out like a wounded raven to distract him, and as he looked at me in confusion I advanced quickly and kneed him viciously in the groin. As he crumpled over in pain like a man kneed in the groin, I karate chopped the back of his kneck trying to snap his spine. To his credit he survived the blow and maintained consciousness but he went down hard, literally smashing his face into the literal ground. As his cranium ricocheted off the concrete I was tempted to drop the Randy Savage flying elbow but I thought that was dirty and do what I can to set a good example for the kids. I am no Amish nor Nun but I have certain morals that I follow.

As I savagely kicked him unconscious a cacophony of obscenities poured forth and I let him know in no uncertain terms that PERL deserves a lot more respect than what he was giving and that he'd better watch his P's and Q's in the future. I honestly don't remember most of what was said but I do remember the last few words that came out of me. As the maudlin moonlight glinted softly off of this guys teeth and bloody face and just before the cops got there, I leaned in and yelled at him:

"How do you like those indentations? Everything spaced to your liking, Guv?"

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Susan Polgar

PanAm InterCollegiate Chess Championships LIVE with 40 GMs!
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World Blitz Championships LIVE!
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World Rapid Championships LIVE!
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Caruana v Nakamura LIVE in London for world #1 ranking!
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Carlsen – Caruana World Championship Match LIVE!
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St Louis Winter Classic LIVE!
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Women’s World Championship LVE!
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Women’s World Championship LIVE!
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2018 Cap d’Agde Grand Prix LIVE!
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2018 Isle of Man Super Tournament LIVE!
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European Women Chess Club Cup 2018 LIVE!
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Very strong European Chess Club Cup LIVE with Carlsen, Mamedyarov, etc.
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St Louis Fall Classic LIVE!
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Batumi Women’s Chess Olympiad LIVE!
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TCEC Season 13 Division Premier with Stockfish, Houdini, Komodo, etc. LIVE!
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Chess 960 / Fischer Random Showdown with Kasparov LIVE!
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World Junior and Girl’s Championship LIVE!
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2018 Pia Cramling’s Chess Invitational LIVE!
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Russian Superfinals Chess Championships LIVE!
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FIDE

Ju Wenjun wins again, Humpy Koneru follows suit
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World Cup: Round 3 completed in Khanty-Mansiysk
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World Cup: Eight players advanced to the Round 4
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Ju Wenjun emerges sole leader at the Women's Grand Prix
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World Cup: Round 3 kicks off in Khanty-Mansiysk
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Champions Crowned in World Youth Rapid and Blitz
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A miracle save allows Gunina to keep pace with Ju Wenjun
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Second Round of the World Cup is over
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17 players advanced to the Third Round of the World Cup
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Ju Wenjun wins and joins Gunina in the lead
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2019 3rd Quarter FIDE Presidential Board Meeting
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Gunina keeps the lead at the Skolkovo Women’s Grand Prix
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Second Round of the FIDE World Cup started in Khanty-Mansiysk
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Round 1 of FIDE World Cup is in the books
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Valentina Gunina is sole leading after two rounds at Women’s Grand Prix
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Ju Wenjun, Goryachkina and Gunina are the first leaders of the Women's Grand Prix
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Most of Round 2 participants determined at FIDE World Cup
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First games of FIDE World Cup finished in Khanty-Mansiysk
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FIDE Women's Grand Prix kicks off in Skolkovo
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Nenad Sulava dies at 56
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Chess News

Breakthrough
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Simon Says: Shirov's fire on the board
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Jon Edwards: Why you should upgrade to ChessBase 15
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Grand Swiss: Caruana leads, six potential Candidates
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Speelman's Agony: Exercise your carbon-based noodle
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World Junior Rd 6: Alinasab leads, Iran-Israel pairing creates chaos
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Grand Swiss: Nakamura co-leader
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Britannica: The Evolution of Chess Theory (Part 2)
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World Junior Rd 3-4: Petrosian would have been proud
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Shtembuliak ends Praggnanandhaa's unbeaten streak
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Grand Swiss: Anton beats Grischuk, joins the lead
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Attack without queen
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Grand Swiss: Aronian catches up with Caruana
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World Junior Rd 2: The optimism of the young!
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Fast and Furious: Tales from the World Youth
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Benko's final three-mover
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Game of the Week: Wojtaszek vs Demchenko
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World Junior Rd 1: Tough start for the top seeds
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Grand Swiss: No quarter
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Lennart Ootes: "Chess is a sport and sport is emotion"
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Chessdom

Texas Collegiate Super Finals
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TCEC S16 starts Sunday July 14th at 15:00 CEST
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TCEC Season 16 – information and participants
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TCEC15: the 15th Top Chess Engine Championship
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Alexandra Goryachkina wins the Women Candidates Chess 2019
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TCEC Cup 3 report
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TCEC Cup 3 – pairings and information
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TCEC Season 14 – the 14th Top Chess Engine Championship
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TCEC Season 15 – To A/B or NNot to A/B, That is the Question
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Allie+Stein, the new neural network based engine entering TCEC S15
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The TCEC14 Computer Chess Superfinal: a perspective
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Stockfish continues to dominate computer chess, wins TCEC S14
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Tiebreak looming at the TCEC Superfinal
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TCEC Cup 2 report
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Interview with Alexander Lyashuk about the recent success of Lc0
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First major title for a Neural Network in chess: LC0 wins TCEC Cup
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Stockfish wins the Premier Division, Lc0 qualifies for the Superfinal
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TCEC Season 12 – the 12th Top Chess Engine Championship
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Vladimir Kramnik ends his chess career
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Pantsulaia emerges Chennai Open 2019 Champion
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Chess News and Stuff

Is it acceptable to join the U1500 division at any age + with online considerations of rating?
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Thoughts on tiebreak for Swiss tournaments being avg. rating of opponents?
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What to do when spectators are talking about your game while it's in progress OTB
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Fabi hate?
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What titles contain Nimzowitsch’s observation and studies of pawn chains?
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White To Move, Mate in 4. Not A hard one, but I think it's a good pattern to know!
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Engine announces mate in 10. Ended up losing on time in a 10+0 rapid game. Piece placement > Material
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Help for someone caught between beginner and intermediate
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Alireza 0.2 points behind Wei Yi - race for world's top junior
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Stockfish 10+ on lichess didn't understand the idea of h4 right away. Can you see the threat that I pose?
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Looking for a solid and active d4 player to follow
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Reached this position and ran out of ideas as to how I could improve. No tactics, all pieces on reasonable squares and I couldn’t come up with a plan. How should I approach positions like these?
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Weird Chess.com hack.
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Spicy Sequence From a Bullet Game I Played Today
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Opening for black?
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This had me dying
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Tactic I'm proud of finding in a blitz game i just played
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I had a very satisfying mate today
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The WeWork I’m in bought a new chess set. Both sides are green. It’s pretty infuriating.
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Endgame fun from one of today's games. Black to play and win. As far as I can tell, there is only one winning move.
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The Chess Drum

12th All-Africa Games: Mixed Rapid-Day 2
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12th All-Africa Games: Mixed Rapid-Day 1
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12th All-Africa Games (Rabat, Morocco)
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Ramson to host Chess Girls DC fundraiser August 30th
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John Fedorowicz chats with The Chess Drum
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Bazemore of St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands (1974-2019)
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Nyzhnyk wins 2019 U.S. Open!
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Playing Chess to Death
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2019 U.S. Chess Open (Orlando, Florida)
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Nelson presents K.I.D.S Chess in Trinidad
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Korley bags 2nd GM norm @ Xtracon Open
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Afro-Brazilian Chess
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Korley uncorks gem in Denmark’s Xtracon tourney!
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“MiniChess” turns into big chess in Cote d’Ivoire!
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Ron Jones, fixture in DC chess, dead at 59
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Josh Colas on ’19 European Tour
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Egypt’s Adly, Wafa are 2019 African Champions!
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2019 African Championships: Round #9
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2019 African Championships: Round #8
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2019 African Championships: Round #7
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Blog

Blindfold Banter #1 | GM Pepe Cuenca
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FIDE Grand Swiss: Carlsen vs. Ganguly | Games of the Week - GM Pepe Cuenca
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How to Face the London System - GM Pepe Cuenca
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Blindfold Banter | GM Pepe Cuenca
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What Made Bobby Fischer...Bobby Fischer? | Road to 2000 - NM Caleb Denby
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GM Pepe Cuenca Plays The People! | chess24.com Banter Blitz
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Bobby Fischer Games | Road to 2000 - NM Caleb Denby - lichess.org
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The REAL Polish Immortal: Tylkowski vs. Wojciechowski | Endgames - GM Pepe Cuenca
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FIDE Grand Swiss: Nager vs. Anand | Games of the Week - GM Pepe Cuenca
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Intense Chess: The $1,000 Knockout Invitational
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Grandmaster's Choice - GM Pepe Cuenca
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Watch Intense Chess: The $1,000 Knockout Invitational | October 12, 2019
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2019 Iberoamericano Open: Pepe Cuenca vs. Jorge Cori - GM Pepe Cuenca
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Mike Kummer Plays The People! | lichess.org
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Games of the Week - GM Pepe Cuenca
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Intense Chess: The $1,000 Knockout Invitational | Promo
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Watch Intense Chess: The $1,000 Knockout Invitational | Preview
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GM Pepe Cuenca Play The People! | chess24.com
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Best of the 2019 Midwest Collegiate Championships | Road to 2000
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GM Pepe Cuenca Plays The People! | chess24.com
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Quality Chess Blog

TRG Trainer Awards
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Three books with excerpts
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Free ‘Book of the Month’ – September and October
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World Cup 2019 – Quality Chess Quiz
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Practical Chess Beauty – ECF Book of the Year shortlist
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Playing The Najdorf – Repertoire Overview
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A comparison between THE NEMESIS and THE APPLICATION OF CHESS THEORY
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Coming Soon – Anand, Shankland, Alma
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Small Steps 2 Success – Cover Discussion
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Websales posting…
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Small Steps – Chessable video
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Sicilian Taimanov: One Omission, One Correction
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Cheating in Strasbourg?
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Yusupov, Sagar Shah and a promising junior
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Free ‘Book of the Month’ – July and August
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Opening Simulator – King’s Indian Defence
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The Nemesis – an excerpt
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Boris Avrukh interviewed by John Hartmann
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The Sicilian Taimanov – variation index
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The Sicilian Taimanov – Excerpt
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All About Woods used in Chessmen and Boards
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The Staunton Design – Its evolution and a bit of history.
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Monthly Round-Up – June 2019
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History, Openings, and Strategy of Chess by Steven Connolly
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Monthly Round-Up – April 2019
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Chess Pieces Moves – An illustrated guide
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Tournament Chess Sets - 5 Incredible Chess Sets to Choose from!
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Start your chess collection now – Be a chess collector
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In conversation with the world's renowned collector, Mike J Ladzinski
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My Journey as a Chess Collector by Stephen Kong (Chess Praxis)
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Monthly Round Up - July 2019
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Monthly Round-Up – May 2019
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Monthly Round Up – July 2019
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Monthly Round-Up – June 2019
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Tournament Chess Sets – 5 Incredible Chess Sets to Choose from!
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Monthly Round-Up – May 2019
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Chess Pieces Moves – An illustrated guide
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In conversation with the world’s renowned collector, Mike J Ladzinski
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Monthly Round-Up – April 2019
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Start your chess collection now – Be a chess collector
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LearningChess Blog

CSODÁK IGENIS VANNAK!(FOR HUNGARIAN USERS ONLY)
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CHARITY PROGRAM EXTENDED FOR THE 2019/20 SCHOOL YEAR FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED SCHOOLS
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THE OPEN BETA TEST STARTED
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EMYL – EMBED YOUR LESSONS
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LogiQ BoardUnleash Your Creativity
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INTRODUCING LEARNINGCHESS 2
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LogIQ Board user manual
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HOW TO BUYLEARNINGCHESS GIFT CERTIFICATE?
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TE JÖSSZ! GONDOLKODJ ÉS NYERJ!(FOR HUNGARIAN USERS ONLY)
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CHARITY PROGRAM EXTENDED FOR THE 2018/19 SCHOOL YEAR FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED SCHOOLS
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We’re updating our Privacy Policy
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THINK & WINSLOVAK PUZZLE CONTEST
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Psychomotor Developmenton the Giant Chessboard
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A tool for teachers to learn the rules of chess
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How LearningChess helped Vyomin winning his first U-6 medalUPDATE: More medals in the following tournaments
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CHESS BEHIND BARS – A REMARKABLE BOOK BY CARL PORTMAN
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CHESS FOR KIDS AT AGE 2-3?YES, WITH MINIMASTER COURSES
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PUZZLE CONTESTWIN A SUBSCRIPTION
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Australian Chess History being made this weekend!
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New Puzzle Statistics Module
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The Chess Improver

Parents Playing the French
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Quality Over Quantity
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Seeking Counterplay in the Benko
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Bad Ideas (5)
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The Tournament Chess Set
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Result of 30th Correspondence Chess World Championship Final
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French Defence 101
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Middle-Game Primer Five
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The Old Indian for Older Chess Players
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To Exchange Or Not?
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Middle-Game Primer Four
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Dubious but Playable
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“What Say You?” The 1 Minute Challenge (31)
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Middle-Game Primer Three
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Tricky Move Orders
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Fool Me Once
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Pal Benko
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Middle-Game Primer Two
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The New Tromp
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2018-19 Season (8)
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Blog

National Junior High (K-9) Chess Championship
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National Junior High (K-9) Chess Championship
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National Junior High (K-9) Chess Championship
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CHESS COURSES IN JUNE AND JULY
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Chess Simultaneous Denton Public Library
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Tams Chess at Emily Fowler Library
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JANUARY 27, 2018 LIBRARY CHESS EVENT
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Chess Merit Badge National Scouting Museum
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Chess Research at UT Dallas
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SIMULTANEOUS CHESS EXHIBITION JANUARY 27, 2018
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Simultaneous Chess Exhibition at Flower Mound Public Library
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PAN-AM CHESS PREVIEW ARTICLE
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Ashley Parr Blog features Chess Book review by Alexey Root
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Denton ISD Summer Activities Fair includes Chess
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TOP TEN ARTICLE US CHESS NEWS
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Guide to Scholastic Chess
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Northwest Chess Blog

National Chess Day in Vancouver WA
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Jason Yu becomes National Master
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Velea Sisters & Team USA Golden at Pan-American Youth!
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American Teams Falter in Seattle Summer Team Matches
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14 Northwest Juniors qualify for 2018 World Youth & Cadets!
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Washington Players Triumph at 2018 US National Junior Congress
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2017 WA Class Championships
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Chess in Equatorial Guinea
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WIM Megan Lee Lecture
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2017 WA Winter Classic
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Seattle Chess Classic draws 75 players!
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IM Georgi Orlov Wins WA Open 6-0!
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2018 British Columbia vs. Washington Challenge Match
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FM Anthony He wins 2018 WA Junior Closed
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WFM Chouchanik Airapetian wins 2017 WA Women’s Championship!
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Sluggers Qualify for 2018 PRO Chess League
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Gardiner Chess

Queensland Junior Ratings September
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Gold Coast Open 2019
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Queensland Junior Ratings July
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Queensland Junior Ratings May
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ChessKids Games Representative Chosen
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School Chess Tournaments – Difference between QLD and VIC
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Queensland Junior Ratings March 2019
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Research Finds Chess More Beneficial In Lower Grades
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Australian Open 2019: An Arbiter’s View
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Australian Junior Championships
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Queensland Junior Ratings January 2019
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Queensland Junior Ratings November 2018
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Queensland Junior Ratings September 2018
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Queensland Junior Ratings July 2018
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2018 Gold Coast Open
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Queensland Junior Ratings May 2018
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Asian Youth Championships 2018: A Parent’s Perspective
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FM Stojic: 2018 NZ Open Rounds 7 to 9
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World Youth Under 16 Olympiad:
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Queensland Junior Ratings -November
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Utah Chess

SLCC Quick Tournament will be at the U on Oct 19 & Nov 30
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REGISTRATION SITE SHOULD BE WORKING NOW
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REGISTRATION SITE IS STILL DOWN
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8/10 SLCC quick will be at the U cafeteria
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UVU Scholastic Chess Camp
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No SLCC Quick Chess on 6-15-2019
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Orem Summerfest Blitz tournament 06-14-2019
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Saturday Quick 5/11/2019 will be at the U
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Big Tournament in Colorado – Denver Open – April 26-28, 2019
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SLCC quick will be at the U of U Union cafeteria 3/23/2019
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No Sat SLCC quick on 12/29/2018, Happy Holidays!
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Sat SLCC Quick at the U cafeteria 1/05/2019
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Sat Quick will be at the U on 12/15/2018
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No SLCC quick on 11/24 & 12/1
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2018 Pan-American Intercollegiate Team Chess Championship Dec 27~30
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FIDE tournaments in Boise, Idaho – FREE for FIDE rated players
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May 5th Quick will be at the U and no Quick on the 12th
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2018 Elementary Team Standings are available at the Results and Standings page
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RIP Stan Hunt
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Quick Tournament in March
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Chess Skills

Foolishness
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Do Something Useful
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Fidelity Chess Challenger
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Zugzwang
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Floating Square
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An Exercise
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Reiner -- Steinitz
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Blunders in the Ending
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Wow!
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A Positional Crush
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Gifford -- Ter Haar 1873
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The Immobile Rook
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Helping Benko
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Chess Camp
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Tactical Ideas: Updated List
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Mate in Four
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Endgame Exercise
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Textbook Ending
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King Position
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More Endgame Errors
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Boylston Chess Club

Boylston Chess: Nick goes to chess TD paradise
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Boylston Chess: Hauptturnier Swiss
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Boylston Chess: Halloween Open
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Boylston Chess: New Board of Directors for 2019-2020
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Boylston Chess: a complimentary email
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Boylston Chess: Fall Game/65
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Boylston Chess: Oct Scholastic Grand Prix
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Boylston Chess: Milestones Sunday
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Boylston Chess Foundation Centennial - Chess Day Open
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MIT TRUMPS HARVARD IN BILLY COLLINS INVITATIONAL BLITZ // 22 PLAY // YOUTH + EXPERIENCE PREVAIL // CHESS OUTREACH //
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FORMER BCC CHAMPION FM CARISSA YIP CONQUERS HARVARD SQUARE / CAMBRIDGE // IN SIMUL // 32 PARTICIPATE //
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Boylston Chess: October Quads
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Boylston Chess: October Thursday Night Swiss
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BCC BRINGS CHESS TO HARVARD AND THE WORLD // SMITH CAMPUS CENTER HARVARD SQUARE // SEPTEMBER 28 AND 29 //
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Boylston Chess: Harold Dondis Memorial
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Boylston Chess: Sept. Scholastics
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Boylston Chess: BCF Centennial - Legends of Chess: Harry Pillsbury
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Devachess

A packed October!
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Darpan Inani Shatters Records!
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Nihal Sarin Secures Record Deal with Indian Brand Akshayakalpa
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GM Harikrishna Pentala’s French Toast!
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An Interview with GM Akshat Chandra…..
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The Saint Louis ArchBishops Reign Supreme Yet Again in the third PRO Chess League.
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Life and Chess
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7 Years of Devachess…..
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A solid start to the February circuit…..
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PRO Chess League 2019 Kicks Off in Style!
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December Madness, 2018!
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November’s Chess Drama…..
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India at the Olympiad,2018!
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Soundarya Pradhan wins a silver at the World Juniors for the Blind,2018.
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Darpan Inani breaks records and creates history!
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Mamedyarov wins the Biel,2018.
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India at the Olympiad,2018.
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Indians at the World Blind Team Chess,2018.
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GM Vaibhav Suri says that Chess and Education can go together…..
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Exclusive Interview with GM Srinath Narayanan
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Dejan Bojkov

Dubov's See Saw
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Endgame Symphony
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London Chess Classic R 3
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