Apr-12-06 Topalov vs Nisipeanu Match (2006) 
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Four Corners: <Kramnik? Why? If at all, the match should be between Topalov and Anand.> Seeing as the titles are split, Kramnik having the classical title and Topalov having the FIDE title, it makes sense to unify them, right? I don't see how Anand enters this.
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| | Apr-12-06 Garry Kasparov
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Four Corners: ...which is probably half-true. If you can learn more than one language, that will certainly speed up the process, but it is not only for children.
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| | Apr-10-06 43rd Indian Championship (2006)
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Four Corners: Now, please, do explain the mystery and/or wonderful spiritual connection with the bountiful idea of 'Jim Bartle'...
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| | Apr-10-06 Zsuzsa Polgar
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Four Corners: It depends on that one word 'people'. I am certian that certain injustices have been made (and certainly the tournament directors whom may have discriminated), but common sense is not lost on everyone.
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| | Apr-10-06 Deep Blue vs Kasparov, 1997
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Four Corners: I believe that humans are too timid around computers, a psychological problem. Not that it is to be underestimated and scoffed at. And yes, it is quite possible that the invention of the chess computer has strengthened the players at large.
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| | Apr-09-06 Gelfand vs Kramnik, 1993
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Four Corners: A funny argument (although obviously of no importance) is that these games can be classified as some of the best in chess history, since there are really no mistakes. In this view, I'd like to nominate all early draws. It's really quite humerous.
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| | Apr-09-06 Geza Maroczy
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Four Corners: It wouldn't be the first time (...d5!).
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| | Apr-09-06 Keene vs B Vella, 1985
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Four Corners: <ray keene> Aesthetically pleasing variation!
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| | Apr-09-06 Pillsbury vs Maroczy, 1903
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Four Corners: I mean that there are no immediate tactics to refute it. Kd8 looks positionally superior, however.
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