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Inhaltsverzeichnis Turin 2006 13 Endstand 16 Turniertabelle [Fragment] 17 Mannschaftsaufstellungen [Fragment] 18 Beste individuelle Resultate 19 Partien: 20 • Lubov Zsiltsova-Lisenko (IBCA) - Rayza Luna (Bolivien) • Fiona Steil-Antoni (Luxemburg) - Ariana Pintor (Portugal) • Sigurlaug Fridthjofsdottir (Island) - Nora Mohd Saleh (Vereinigte Arabische Emirate) • Laura Savola (Finnland) - Tatjana Berlin (Weißrussland) • Katervna Lahno (Ukraine) - Bathuyag Mongontuul (Mongolei) • Rusudan Goletiani (USA) - Hou Yifan (China) • Tatjana Kosintseva (Russland) - Viktorija Cmilyte (Litauen) • Lela Javakhishvili (Georgien) - Ildiko Madl (Ungarn) • Lela Javakhishvili (Georgien) - Lilja Gretarsdottir (Island) • Monika Tsiganova (Estland) - Hoang Thanh Trang (Ungarn) • Zhao Xue (China) - Dana Reizniece (Lettland) • Nino Khurtsidze (Georgien) - Alexandra Kosteniuk (Russland) • Natalia Zhukova (Ukraine) - Humpy Koneru (Indien) • Zakia Suitana (Bangladesch) - Rusudan Goletiani (USA) • Wang Yu (China) - Maria Nepeina Leconte (Frankreich) • Marina Makropoulou (Griechenland) - Shen Yang (China) • Szidonia Vaida (Ungarn) - Hou Yifan (China) • Anna Ushenina (Ukraine) - Ana Cristina Calotescu (Rumänien) Quellen 38 7 http://d-nb.info/1063733332 Dresden 2008 39 Endstand 43 Turniertabelle [Fragment] 44 Mannschaftsaufstellungen [Fragment] 45 Beste individuelle Resultate 46 Partien: 47 • Alexandra Kostenjuk (Russland) - Maja Tschiburdanidse (Georgien) • Maja Tschiburdanidse (Georgien) - Alisa Marie (Serbien) • Bahar Hallaeva (Turkmenistan) - Anna Zatonskih (USA) -
Colofon Clubblad Vastned Rotterdam
Colofon Clubblad VastNed Rotterdam Redactie: Hans Christen Jaargang 21, nr. 2, juni 2002 Vaste medewerker en corrector: Henny Vijgeboom Inhoudsopgave Van de redactie 2 Overige medewerkers Van de voorzitter 3 aan dit nummer: Mededeling van de secretaris 4 Herman van Bekkum Vijfde ronde meesterklasse 5 Harmen Jonkman Zesde ronde meesterklasse 7 Joop Michel Zevende ronde meesterklasse 10 Rogier van Arkel Achtste ronde meesterklasse 12 Jan Timmerhuis Negende ronde meesterklasse 14 Arthur Rongen Schaken en uitgestreken postzegels 16 Johan Steenbergen VastNed Rotterdam 2 17 Maarten de Zeeuw VastNed Rotterdam 3 20 Corrie Vreeken VastNed Rotterdam 4 21 Arthur Rongen Het sprookjestheater 23 VastNed Rotterdam 5 25 Diagrammen: VastNed Rotterdam 6 25 Chessbase VastNed Rotterdam 7 26 VastNed Rotterdam 8 28 Foto’s: Van de competitieleider 29 Harry Gielen Gewaagd experiment 31 Portret van een graag geziene grootmeester 32 Omslagontwerp: Aankondiging 41 Eef-Jan Boon De tijd teruggezet met meester Fred 42 Schaken op kaarten en postzegels 43 Redactieadres: De interne competitie 50 Dordtsestraatweg 466D Eindstandenpagina 52 3075 BM Rotterdam Indeling van de teams 2002/2003 53 010-4851481 Programma meesterklasse 54 email: Het VastNed open kampioenschap 55 [email protected] Een macaber blitzpartijtje van 5 jaar 66 Mikhaïl Tal (VI) 72 Verschijnt 2 x per jaar Harmen in Egypte 88 Peng op het EK 90 Losse nummers € 5,- Kruiswoordraadsel 92 Oplossing vorig nummer 93 Een koningsgambietje 94 Ratings van onze leden 95 Collage 97 Info 98 Rotterdamchess, jaargang 21, nr.2 , juni 2002 Pagina 1 Van de redactie Hans Christen Het juninummer is weer van de persen door de onverwoestbare postzegelrubriek gerold. -
A Day Full of Surprizes Armenia New Leader Ruky Tickets Sold Out!
Daily News of Torino Olympiad May 28/2006. A day full of surprizes Tickets Armenia new leader sold out! t seems that the rest day was very fter the success of the usefull, at least for all the teams website, the stands at from the top. If You remember the Chess Olympiad that in round fi ve fi rst 5 matches start filling up Tickets ended in 2:2, today there was no for the parterre sold such a result in fi rst 14 matches! out and reprinted ITh e heroes of the day were Dutch players. AThe 37th edition of the Chess Olym- Th ey defeated Russia with 2,5:1,5. It could piad is harvesting new successes every have been even worse for leaders, since Gri- day. With the media spotlight trained on schuk was a pawn down for a long time, but the event and press coverage at excep- fi nally managed to escape in a rook end- tional levels, crowds of chess freaks but game. Th e only decided game was on bord also a public of the simply curious are four, where Nijboer outplayed Rublevsky in pouring into the Oval. a highly tactical game. With such a result While the official site of the Organi- Netherlands is now second with 17,5 poin- sing Committee continues to record an ts, while Russia dropped behind with half a incredible number of contacts (two mil- point less. lion again today, many connected live to Aft er yesterday’s round we have a new the games), today the stands and above leader! It is Armenia, who defeated Uzbeki- all the parterre (gold tickets) have cloc- stan with 2,5:1,5, thanks to the victory of ked up a record: in just a few hours the Akopian against Barsov, while all other ga- tickets available for the playing arena mes ended in a draw. -
Status Quo Mantained Please, Shut Down the Mobile!
Daily News of Torino Olympiad May 26/2006. Status Quo mantained esterday a strange thing ria, Sweden, USA, Be- happened in men’s section. larus and Iran (!) as a First fi ve matches ended most positive surprise. 2:2 and with no high victo- Th e most negative ries behind them a perfect one untill now is cer- status quo was mantained. To avoid any mi- tainly England, only sunderstanding,Y they were all fought just on 12,5 points, with untill the last soldier. two such strong front Let’s start from the begining. Russia put players as are Adams for the fi rst time their basic line-up which and Short! looks frightening with its average of 2730 elo It was not a lucky points. However it was not enough to defeat day for Italian teams. Armenia whose rating average was «only» «A» lost to Poland 2680 points! 2,5:1,5, «B» to Malysia Kramnik produced one more beautiful 1:3, only «C» managed piece of pure positional chess against Aro- to mantain the balance nian, Svidler and Grischuk drew against against Austria. Akopian and Asrian, but Morozevich was Top pairings for outplayed by Sargissian in a way which round six are: usually puts him on the winning side. In Netherlands-Russia, match number two Dutch players were lon- Armenia-Uzbekistan, gtime in lead thanks to Tiviakov, but at the Sweden-Bulgaria, end Kasimdzhanov equalized the score. Th is Ukraine-Iran,Belarus-Spain and China- was a strange game, where Sokolov very ear- USA. ly overlooked a pawn, then managed to take Aft er their frightening start, Russian wo- it back, then lost it again, took it back again men showed that they are also vulnerable Please, shut down and fi nally lost slightly worse rook endgame human beings and lost a big derby again- when he was already close to draw. -
Ponomariov Campione Del Mondo FIDE 2001/2002
Rivista scacchistica amatoriale – Distribuita gratuitamente su www.ideascacchi.com Numero 3 Febbraio 2002 Ponomariov Campione del mondo FIDE 2001/2002 Kasparov – Kramnik : studio approfondito del finale di Garry Kasparov Corus Wijk aan Zee 2002 : vince Evgeny Bareev 44° Torneo di Capodanno – Partite Clonate – Intervista a Mario Lanzani – Universo Scacchistico Il finale al tempo dei palmari – Regolamenti & Curiosità – “Scacchi” racconto di M.Mocchi RECENSIONI – PROBLEMI – NUMEROSE PARTITE COMMENTATE IdeaScacchi – Numero 3 Febbraio 2002 SOMMARIO Cambiamento L’inizio del nuovo anno è stato senza ombra di dubbio all’in- Finale del Campionato Mondiale segna del cambiamento. A partire dai nuovi controlli del tem- FIDE 2001/2002 Pag. 1 po introdotti nel Campionato Mondiale FIDE, che hanno ulte- a cura di D. Cortese riormente spaccato in due l’ambiente e che sicuramente hanno condizionato l’esito finale della manifestazione, per finire con Corus Wijk aan Zee 2002 Pag. 4 il recente caso di espulsione di un maestro italiano da un tor- a cura di D. Cortese neo francese per l’utilizzo di una scacchiera elettronica tasca- bile. Entrambe le questioni aprono la via a un fiume di interro- 44° Torneo di Capodanno Pag. 4 gativi ed evidenziano nuove necessità. Dove vuole arrivare il a cura di D. Cortese mondo degli scacchi ? Cosa vuole diventare? Sarà necessario limitare la libertà personale dei giocatori, per evitare che bari- no, oppure sarà sufficiente rifondare il galateo degli scacchi? Kasparov - Kramnik Solo il tempo, forse, darà una risposta esauriente alle nostre studio approfondito del finale Pag. 8 domande. Quello che rimane, tolti i problemi e le varie dispu- di Garry Kasparov te politiche, è il nostro amore per il gioco. -
Ott-Dic 2001 ©
ARTICOLI PUBBLICATI SU LOMBARDIA OGGI NEL TRIMESTRE OTT-DIC 2001 © [©] 7-ott-2001 Salvatore Benvenga La notizia ha fatto il giro del mondo: Kasparov, Kramnik e Karpov, tramite la Itar-Tass (la nuova agenzia di stampa russa), hanno annunciato ufficialmente che daranno vita ad un torneo a tre. La sfida incrociata si terrà a Mosca dal 1 al 12 dicembre ed ognuno dei tre K giocherà quattro partite contro ciascun avversario. L'agenzia di stampa enfatizza il fatto che i tre campioni del mondo russi diano vita ad una supersfida (di cat. XXII !!) che sarà senza dubbio seguitissima da tutti gli appassionati. (Kramnik, lo ricordiamo non è un campione del mondo ufficiale, in quanto non detiene alcun titolo Fide, ma tale appellativo gli è stato omaggiato da parte della stampa per aver sconfitto Kasparov nel match di Londra di qualche mese fa. Ndr). Kramnik ha sottolineato che quest'anno ricorre il novantesimo dalla nascita di Botvinnik. L'indimenticato campione del mondo fu direttore della più importante scuola scacchistica russa a cui si formarono anche Karpov, Kasparov e Kramnik. La sfida viene altresì presentata come una autocelebrazione dello scacchiamo russo e della sua scuola ed anche il luogo scelto (Mosca) vuole essere un omaggio ai milioni di appassionati scacchisti russi la cui levatura media è notevolmente alta. Le dichiarazioni di Kasparov e Kramnik non sono state esenti da alcune aperte critiche alla gestione della Fide da parte dell'attuale presidente Ilyumzhinov per quanto attiene alle modalità organizzative del campionato del mondo Fide a cui essi non parteciperanno. L'organizzazione della sfida dimostra infine chiaramente che le opinioni tra i tre K si sono notevolmente avvicinate e che il loro peso potrebbe incidere nel prossimo futuro dell'organizzazione scacchistica mondiale. -
Chief Arbiters Report on Women's World Chess Championship
1 WOMEN’S WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP NALCHIK, 28th AUGUST- 18TH SEPTEMBER 2008. In the Presidental Board Meeting, held in Athen 31st May & 1st June, 2008 the FIDE President, Kirsan Ilyumzhinov advised that the Women’s World Championship would be organized in Nalchik, Kabardino- Balkaria, Russia from 28th August to 18th September, 2008. The FIDE PB has approved the list of qualifiers and the schedule of the World Women's Championship 2008. All qualifiers must send signed Undertaking to the FIDE Secretariat by the deadline of 17 June 2008. The list of 64 Players was published on the FIDE website, then 3rd July 2008 the pairings of the 1st Round and the Pairings Tree for the Championship. On 1st August American player, Irina Krush inform the FIDE about her withdrawal from the Women’s World Championship, then the organizers has a big problem after the unfortunate events in South Ossetia, the Georgian players not get permission from their govornment. Before this crisis emerged, there were some speculations that Nalchik is not a safe place and some of the players were afraid to travel there. Statement of the Chairman of Organizing Commitee of the WWCC 2008, Arsen Kanokov on 14th August: „Organizing Committee of the Women’s World Chess Championship 2008 is deeply disappointed and bewildered by the attempts of some circles by no means spots ones to break up the competition of the strongest women chess players of the world scheduled to be held in Nalchik. Sharing entirely and fully attitude of FIDE and European Chess Union toward an open letter of Georgian women chess players, we believe that representatives of a famous chess school shouldn't be pawns in somebody's unworthy game. -
Success of Italian Teams India Shell Shocked in Inaugural Round
Daily News of Torino Olimpiad May 22/2006. Success of Italian teams our home teams out of fi ve won their matches today: Italy «A» against Mo- naco 3,5:0,5, Italy «B» composed of young talented players, all of them un- der 20, did it even with perfect score against China Taipei and Italy «C», which is sponsored by local authorities from Torino Province, conceded just half a point to Haiti. As for the women, Italy «A» took all three poin- ts, while Italy «B» was not able to put some resistance against a very strong Dutch team. AmongF the favorites, perfect scores for Russia, Netherlands, Bulgaria, Spain, England, Germany, Romania and Georgia among others. Th e surprise of the day is the victory from Morocco – 3:1 against India. As for the actual champions from Ukraine, they were obliged to concede half a point on bord number one, where Ivanchuk didn’t manage to outplay Sergey Krilov, the ac- tual World Champion for blind players. India shell shocked in inaugural round he much hype about being Onischuk Alexander drew IM Ker Anthony second seed and the pos- while GM Ibragimov Ildar was held to a draw sibility of challenging the by - IM Garbett Paul. Russians and Ukrainians USA struggled and India were shocked for the gold ended in a shell other seeded teams like england, Ukraine has shock for Indians who were outplayed by Mo- dropped valuable half point. Success in Olym- roccoT by 3 1 margin in the opening round. In- piad is relied on the momentum gained in dia had rested the top two tables and with the initial rounds and the winning margin again- rookie D. -
Vakhidov & Mista Share First Place – Hastings Masters
CHESS MOVES The newsletter of the English Chess Federation | 6 issues per year | Jan/Feb 2015 Vakhidov & Mista share first place – Hastings Masters 1 ECF NEWS RIP Jim Slater 13th March 1929 to 18th November 2015 Jim was a highly successful financier, but things went wrong with the stock market collapse of the mid-1970s. Later he reinvented himself, including writing children’s books. He was a chess enthusiast throughout his life and counted his sponsorship of British chess as one of his proudest achievements. The most dramatic of these was adding £50,000 to the prize money for the 1972 World Chess Championship Match. Bobby Fischer had said that the purse was inadequate and he wouldn’t play. Jim’s chal- lenge, expressed on his behalf by Leonard Barden, did the trick. Bobby was duly grateful and the match resulted in a worldwide explosion of interest in chess. England benefited from this more than any other country; thus the expression ‘English Chess Explosion’. He also sponsored Hastings for a couple of years. The Slater Foundation also helped young English players develop; Leonard selected Tony Miles, Jonathan Mestel, John Nunn, Jon Speelman, Michael Stean from 1971. All became GMs in due course. Again, at Leonard’s sugges- tion, he helped finance the 1973 World Junior Championship in Teesside where Tony Miles and Michael Stean were runners-up to Beliavsky. Tony Miles won the title the following year in the Philippines. He also offered con- siderable financial inducements for our players to become GMs. Tony Miles received £5000 as the first. -
NZ Database, February 2019 Edition Bill Forster: 7 Feb 2019
NZ Database, February 2019 Edition Bill Forster: 7 Feb 2019 Changes since the 2017 Edition There are now 51405 total games (previously 48370 games). There have been relatively minor modifications to the existing database. Most of the changes were a scattering of player name changes to reduce detectable instances of an individual player having multiple names (fortunately Peter Stuart was already very conscientious in this area). Two exisiting events gained additional games; 1966-67 New Zealand Chp (74th), Christchurch (57 games), previously 44 games – Thanks to GM Ian Rogers for supplying the additional games (and game dates for all 57 games). 1979 Ewen Green Blindfold 17 Bd - Australasian Record, Hamilton (9 games), previously 2 games – Thanks to Ewen Green for providing the addional games (and annotations). Here is a list of new events/tournaments/matches (included in this list are the games from the previous, more casual, database update published by NZCF in 2018). 2016-06-04 Trusts Open-B, Auckland (72 games) 2016-06-04 Trusts Open-C, Auckland (28 games) 2017-02-09 Summer Cup, Wellington Chess Club (3 games) 2017-04-14 Wellington Open, Wellington (116 games) 2017-04-22 Auckland ANZAC Weekender, Auckland (126 games) 2017-04-29 4NCL 2016-17, Telford (3 games) 2017-05-04 Autumn Cup, Wellington Chess Club (2 games) 2017-05-07 Auckland Interclub-A, Auckland (36 games) 2017-06-03 Trusts Open-A 40th, Waitakere (77 games) 2017-06-03 Trusts Open-B, Waitakere (84 games) 2017-06-03 Trusts Open-C, Waitakere (32 games) 2017-06-21 North Shore Ch'p-A, -
FIDE Chess Olympiad
INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE OF SILENT CHESS 35th FIDE Chess Olympiad Bled, Slovenia, 25th October – 11st November 2002 BULLETIN Šahovska zveza Slovenije Šahovska Organizacijski odbor šahovske olimpiade 1001 Ljubljana Olimpiada Kolodvorska 9, p.p. 3529 Bled, Slovenija Telefon: 01/300 80 38 Telefaks: 01/231 98 54 2002 e-mail:[email protected] Chess Chess Federation of Slovenia Organising Committee of The Chess Olympiad Olympiad Slovenia, SI-1001 Ljubljana Bled, Slovenija Kolodvorska 9, P.O. BOX 3529 Telephone: +386 1 300 80 38 2002 Fax: +386 1 231 98 54 e-mail: [email protected] Ljubljana, June 21, 2002 To All Chess Federations Dear Chess Friends! Bled has been chosen by FIDE as the Host City for the 35th Chess Olympiad and 73rd FIDE Congress in the year 2002. It is a great pleasure for us to extend our sincere invitation to participate in the 35th Chess Olympiad to be held between October 25 to November 11 and 73rd FIDE Congress to be held between November 1 to November 10 2002. (November 1 arrival for Committee and Commission members; November 2 to 4 Meetings; November 5 and 6 Executive Board, November 7 arrival for FIDE delegates, November 8 to 10 FIDE General Assembly). We will host the costs of maximum 7 members (captain + 6 players) of Men's Team and maximum 5 members (captain + 4 players) of Women's Team for each participating federation. Accommodation will be on full board basis from October 25 2002 (arrival day) until November 11 2002 (departure day) for a total 17 days (14 rounds + 2 free days). -
Nr. 80 – Agosto 2017 Organo Ufficiale Dell'associazione SILENZIOSA ITALIANA SCACCHISTICA Periodico Quadrimestrale - Autorizzazione Tribunale Civile Di Roma Nr
ANNO XXVII – Nr. 80 – Agosto 2017 Organo Ufficiale dell'ASSOCIAZIONE SILENZIOSA ITALIANA SCACCHISTICA Periodico quadrimestrale - Autorizzazione Tribunale Civile di Roma Nr. 160 del 19 marzo 1991 Iscritto al Registro Nazionale della Stampa - Legge 5 agosto 1981, n. 416 - Art. 11, Legge 6 agosto 1990, n. 223 Iscritto al Registro degli Operatori di Comunicazione n. 2382 ASSOCIAZIONE SILENZIOSA ITALIANA SCACCHISTICA affiliata all'I.C.C.D. (The International Chess Committee of the Deaf) riconosciuta dalla F.I.D.E. (Fédération Internationale des Echecs) aderente alla F.S.I. (Federazione Scacchistica Italiana) disciplina associata al C.O.N.I. (Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano) REDAZIONE Direttore responsabile: Dr.Rodolfo JUNGE Responsabile Stampa: Patrizio DEANCOVICH Direttore: Dr.Mirko PASQUOTTO Responsabile Chessbase: Marco GRUDINA Collaboratore: Angelo BAIOCCO Archivio storico ASIS: Luciano BAIOCCO Collaboratore: Michele VISCO Responsabile Scientifico CPRS: Dr.Massimo MARINO Direzione, Redazione ed Amministrazione: VIA NOMENTANA, 56 - 00161 ROMA Conto Corrente Postale n. 20093001 - IBAN: IT65H0760103200000020093001 intestato all'ASSOCIAZIONE SILENZIOSA ITALIANA SCACCHISTICA Codice Fiscale, PARTITA IVA N. 03843821004 : 06.233238031 - E-Mail: [email protected] SOMMARIO SIAMO L’UNICA... .................................................................................................................................3 ORGANIGRAMMA NAZIONALE DELL’A.S.I.S................................................................................4