Pedro Fernandez Member since May-01-07 · Last seen May-18-13 I'm from Venezuela and I was born in Caracas, D.C, on 21 April 1980. I'm Mechanical Engineer from Central University of Venezuela (World Heritage Site) and an Associated professor of my University. I got a MSc. and a DSc. in Continuum Mechanics. My hobbies are: Baseball (our official game and the only country in South America at respect, I also played this sport until Amateur class A), Chess (my grand father was National Champion in 1940), Math (I'm an active member in PlanetMath.Org, where we assist all the world's people in all levels), Cosmology and Domino. Now I'm proud to be a premium member of chessgames.com

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May-18-13 Norway Chess Tournament (2013)    Pedro Fernandez: < pbercker: Carlsen: "I didn't play very well ... I don't deserve to win the tournament ... if I win it will be because of circumstances ..." Where is this mythical Carlsen arrogance I hear about all the time!?!?!> +1.      May-18-13 Karjakin vs Topalov, 2013    Pedro Fernandez: develop      May-17-13 Carlsen vs Wang Hao, 2013    Pedro Fernandez: < Tiggler: I think Carlsen just blundered> Well Houdini (in the tournament) says that.      May-17-13 Svidler vs Karjakin, 2013    Pedro Fernandez: <Ulhumbrus> quite hard Karjakin may save his defeat.      May-17-13 Team White vs Team Black, 2013     May-15-13 Karjakin vs Nakamura, 2013    Pedro Fernandez: Now the tournament becomes quite interesting, and Anand also won.      May-14-13 Carlsen vs Radjabov, 2013    Pedro Fernandez: < DcGentle: White has absolutely won now. > I think so (well, everyone!) <DcG>.      May-14-13 Anand vs Karjakin, 2013    Pedro Fernandez: < iqbalianpawn: <Pedro Fernandes> http://live.norwaychess.com > Thanks!      May-13-13 Karjakin vs Carlsen, 2013    Pedro Fernandez: < chessdgc2: Why not 1...Qa2+ > A very little more longer, for example: 44...Qa2+ 45.Be2 Bf3 46.Re1 c2! 47.Bxf3 c1 = Q+ 48.Qe2 Qxe1 0-1.      May-13-13 Chigorin vs Davydow, 1874    Pedro Fernandez: I can not understand why it took me about 4 min. to find Na6+, I'm sorry to confess it.

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