Saturday, October 16, 2010. Blog will be going on hiatus for at least the next few months so that I can focus on other endeavours. In the meantime, take a look at the following websites. The blog that gives updates on GeniusProphecy Chess. Friday, October 15, 2010.

Back in the late 1990s there was only one place on the net where Australian chess enthusiasts could give voice to their concerns and raise questions. It was the official bulletin board run by Paul Bruekhousen for the ACF. Debate was often and is still stifled at Chess Chat. The blogsphere also has had one pod caster which has faded and several blogs. The standout daily must read blogs are The Closet Grandma.

Has an update, regarding the inquiry into the event. Was part of a group of people who disrupted a performance of the Jerusalem Quartet at the Wigmore Hall. Iraq War had no basis in international law.

FICGS is a fast-growing organization, player community and an international correspondence chess. Here you can play chess online for free in rated class tournaments, two players matches, advanced chess and a unique correspondence chess world championship in a big knockout tournament. The winner will play current world champion in a 12 games match. Heads up tournaments, some with money prizes.

Friday, February 2, 2018. So how did you go with this position from my last blog post. It is black to play and win! The first question is which pawn should black give up, as any move Black makes drops a pawn. I guess most people would look at dumping the least advanced pawn, so a bishop move backwards or forwards calls out. This is a very instructive technique. And even without this technique, I think my junior opponent sh.