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2K5/4N3/p4P1k/P7/4r3/8/8/8 w - - 0 1 White to move and win. NOTE: It is VERY tricky! Benko, 1997 -
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Middlebury's David Donaldson wins the opening EISA giant slalom race at Stowe (photo: Cory Ransom) STOWE, Vt. — Despite injury and... -
Why College Costs Will Soon Plunge By Barton Hinkle - October 14, 2013 My goal,” says the candidate, “is a healthier America. That is why I ... -
One of the most common questions I face as a chess coach is what are some of the basic chess rules every novice player must know. Here is my... -
Dartmouth's Abby Fucigna rips to a podium finish at Sugarloaf (photo: Cory Ransom) CARRABASSETT VALLEY/WATERVILLE, Maine — On the ... -
Aron Teh Eu Wen is only 14 years of age, but he is already Malaysia’s National Chess Champion by winning the the National Closed Chess Cham... -
Round 1 results 1 0 FM Akshat Chandra (2318) 1 GM Quang Liem Le (2712) 2 ½ GM Ray Robson (2628) ½ FM Eric ...
