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nasmichael
Member since Jan-21-04 · Last seen Dec-10-23
From Atlanta, GA, Nasmichael loves to play and to study this royal game, likes other games of logic including mancala and shogi, and as of May 2005 is intrigued by chess variants including Transcendental Chess and Gothic Chess. Improving board vision is the primary goal. Also he is working with chesskids locally to improve their understanding of and expand their love of the game and its history.

Speaking of history, give some time to the page of Historical Championship games at Steinitz - Zukertort World Championship Match (1886), and see some of the other great matches of old as they are posted.

Chess variant fan? Take a look at King's Corps Chess atwww.chessvariants.com/dpieces.dir/sentinelchess.- html and play the computer atwww.pathguy.com/chess/Sentinel.htm

(For 2006) Thanks to User: takking for compiling the collection of games from Game Collection: GM RAM Game Selection ; Rashid Ziyatdinov, in his compilation of games, wants others to have the 'chess vocabulary' to expand her/his own gameplay. I value the challenge for my own understanding, and the concepts that can be discovered from these games from history are beyond value. Take a look at the inside cover and text: http://www.amazon.com/gp/reader/093... .

(For Spring 2007) I am appreciative of the collection Game Collection: hans bouwmeesters 100 briljante partijen --for good insight into some chess progressions look here to this collection by User: i.abderrahim. Many thanks.

October 2007. Comment on education in general:

"The profit of education is the ability it gives to discriminate, to make distinctions that penetrate below the surface. One may not be able to lay hold of the realities beneath the froth and foam, but at least one who is educated does not take the latter to be the realities; one knows that there is a difference between sound and sense, between what is emphatic and what is distinctive, between what is conspicuous and what is important." -- John Dewey

(for 2008) I am glad to work with so many good folks in promoting chess. Focus now for me is on the power of endgame study. If students can see how valuable review of some great master games (says IM Angus Dunnington) will be to their understanding, they would be eager to sit down and work through some ideas.

(Jan 29 2010, Friday) I am playing with http:www.TeamLeague.org in games with 45 45 time control--45 min. per side, with 45 sec. per move. The games are very civil, and the players really want to improve their chess. I like the community, and in addition to my friends at ÞahMat in Beyazit Mahallesi I get the chance to see some good games. Play a game with a chessfriend today; expand your chess mind.

(8th Sept. 2020) Enjoying The Game. Practicing tactics at LiChess.org.

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   nasmichael has kibitzed 624 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Jan-24-22 Mamedyarov vs Duda, 2022 (replies)
 
nasmichael: It is good to see master chess players at work.
 
   Jun-03-20 A Zapata vs Karpov, 1986
 
nasmichael: A ten-hour game. Impressive work.
 
   Aug-29-17 Blackburne vs R S Corlett, 1871
 
nasmichael: Blindfold games are always fun to watch. To be able to keep the focus to observe the position behind the eyelids is such a skill to appreciate.
 
   Jun-02-12 Alekhine vs Colle, 1925 (replies)
 
nasmichael: After running through the game with "Guess-The-Move", I can really appreciate the game more. FHBradley < FHBradley: Bronstein showed the right path here: G Fuster vs Bronstein, 1949 -- posted Feb 2010> I will take a look at the Bronstein game. Thanks for the suggestion.
 
   Apr-01-12 Bronstein vs R Nezhmetdinov, 1957 (replies)
 
nasmichael: Maybe Morozevich is doing things like this now...
 
   Dec-11-11 Yates vs H E Atkins, 1922 (replies)
 
nasmichael: Coordination is king!
 
   Oct-08-11 Ivanchuk vs F Vallejo Pons, 2011
 
nasmichael: Under time pressure, a loss is a loss is a loss. Vallejo-Pons is a GM and deserves some respect. Armchair chess generals have an easy time criticizing from their laptops -- sing the same song when you are at the board. Any use of the clock brings pressure. "The 33rd piece" is ...
 
   Sep-29-11 E Tate vs M Bengtson, 1998 (replies)
 
nasmichael: ...Enough to put beads of sweat on your lip.
 
   Jul-02-11 G Pfeiffer vs G Szilagyi, 1957 (replies)
 
nasmichael: Is there a time control problem here, maybe the opponent overstepped ...? I am not seeing the imbalance. Any suggestions? I will put it through Fritz and see what I can learn, perhaps...but then again maybe it is a human perception that a computer may overlook.
 
   Jan-22-11 Marshall vs Rubinstein, 1906 (replies)
 
nasmichael: Once again I learn respect for Rubinstein and his innovative thinking. Problem-solving is a hallmark of his, and after playing through Guess-the-Move I know how difficult his decision making processes were (and are).
 
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