The world got pulverized. We never had a chance. Everyone was disappointed, but maybe the biggest fighter of them all, Kasparov, couldn't take how bad we did.Quote from nitro:
Tomorrow in New York: Magnus vs the World
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=6663
This will be an interesting event. Is three top level grandmasters plus the rest of the world, coached by perhaps the strongest player in history, better than one player, albeit the strongest player in the world right now?
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Quote from nitro:
Chess becoming part of the curriculum in many countries. In the US, there is a push for it, e.g,
http://www.af4c.org/
Does chess enhance general academic performance? I would have to say unequivocally, YES. But indirectly. It simply exercises the brain muscle, which will result, in general and other things being equal, on better grades.
I have read this book I really enjoyed it and recommend it highly. I coach kids to play chess (very part time for fun although I am well payed), and I always ask the parents to read this book.Quote from Picaso:
Have you read http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...o93g-jqmg&sig2=7oqYg90IVD_vx12ykYTTGQ&cad=rja ?