Lorena Herera Fotos Sinsensura

Torre and horse

That is finalizing the final
am an International Master, but also an instructor and then are used to giving lectures to both professionals and beginners of chess. Given my experience I must say that it is true that the famous Indian proverb states: " Chess is a sea where a gnat may drink and bathe the elephant . And this is, in my opinion, just the beauty of the game to allow everyone to have fun whatever your level! About
I propose this position:


If we make the accounts as when you go shopping, it seems that black is an advantage: it has the Queen (value 9), while White's Tower (5) and the Horse (3). Pedestrians are equal in number and better insight into the situation we see that both sides have the disadvantage of a impedonatura. But both have two free Pawns, Pawns or two that they can run to the house of promotion without any enemy pawn can be opposed, even laterally, the e4 pawn for White and the b4 pawn for Black On White, however, has two Pedestrians central paired, and this might be a good advantage in a final pedestrians only.
In this position, it is up to White to move. The taking of a temporary tower in c7 earns Pedone and 'check, but soon will be a loser. In fact does not prevent the Black to respond as soon as possible and taken with chess pawn opponents. Just try it. Even the attack on the Black Queen with TC5 do not take it, as the queen in chess in B1 and take the e4 pawn next move! It seems that all the moves available to the White are losers, because they do not prevent the black queen to soak up the pieces and pawns at the same time attacking the opponent's king. Not all though! Power tactics: the battery-Rise Tower works great in this example so that horse and balance to the center can support the action provocative Tower. We will not say more: you can find the solution.

If you have found the right continuation and have enjoyed in finding the "persecution" suffered by the Black Queen from the small tower .. (Clear, at least until the final sacrifice) you will find yourself in a position to move the following diagram with White.


E 'this is a decidedly won the final for White, but, and here I appeal to beginners, do not give it for granted, giocatelo to the end, because the end you learn really, just .. playing them - precisely - to the end! Hello

the next
Vangjel Buli

Wood Retaining Wall In Water

Kasparov-Petrosian. 1982

This match, which I propose the analysis, was played against Kasparov in 1982 by nineteen year old "Iron Tigran", the great Petrosian, who was then 62 years and died there two years.
After only three years instead, in November 1985, Garry Kasparov became world champion after a grueling series of matches against Karpov, the defending champion.
I chose this game because I find it useful for close study of the repertoire of white, especially for the player who prefers 1.d4, but not just for him. This is a Bogo-Indian Defense in which the themes of the attack on the traditional side of Donna from the White can be highlighted and detailed. I hope you can easily follow the unfolding of the variants considered and that the analysis will be clear. Although at times the matches between the champions may seem quite cryptic, in this case beauty and power of the game Kasparov is combined with the clarity of his game plan and a strong strategic content that I wanted to emphasize with my notes. One game to treasure. Good study and have fun.
(pictured Garry Kasparov to 11 years)

Career Stimulus Package Scholarship Scam

Learn chess with

MI Buli Vangjel

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

The Tuscan School opens Section chess!

The Buli Master International Vangjel and istruttoti FSI

waiting for you to make you a true chess player.


You will know many other players with whom you can make great games
game room at the school.

not wait! Contact

Tuscan School

Via de 'Benci, 23



50122 Firenze Tel / fax: 055244583

e-mail: scuola-toscana@libero.it

Pokemon Emerald (shiny Rayquaza)

U.S. OPEN - Qualifying 1, t: Ahn b.

He stops at the first hurdle of the race Nathalie Vierin to access to the main draw of the U.S. Open. In just over an hour its opponent, the diciassettenne'americana Kristie Ahn was able to win. Nathalie who fought first set after being down, can breakkare his opponent served for the first set, taking on five equal. From then on, however, there was no match with Nathalie that yielded seven games in a row. 7-5 6-1 final score.