| Mar-01-04 |
| MoonlitKnight: American-born Tisdall is the 7th highest rated Norwegian player as of today, although he is partly retired. |
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| Apr-12-04 |
| Phoenix: For anyone who seriously wants to get better, GM Jonathan Tisdall's book "Improve Your Chess Now" is a must. He suggests good ways to train yourself. |
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| Apr-12-04 |
| Bitzovich: Yep, i have that book, its really good, although the guy is a bit of eccentric.. |
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| Apr-13-04 |
| TrueFiendish: All the better... |
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| Jan-20-05 |
| JamesKnight: Aren`t all chessplayers a bit ecentric? |
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| Jun-12-05 |
| aw1988: <JamesKnight> Yes.
Tisdall is a wonderful author in my opinion. |
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Sep-16-05
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| grasser: Anyone know how I can E-Mail or message Tisdall? Thank's George |
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Feb-24-06
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| fred lennox: Improve your chess now is an excellent book. I highly recommend it. As a guinea pig, it worked for me. not only did i become stronger as a player, i feel my rate of improvement is steadier. It is, in a way, a complement to Think like a grandmaster by Kotov. In my opinion, it is not a substitute for the book for the serious student but has the advantage of hindsight and latter games. The book is to Kotov's book what Keene's Reappraisal is to My System. |
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| Aug-26-06 |
| BIDMONFA: Jonathan D Tisdall TISDALL, Jonathan D.
http://www.bidmonfa.com/tisdall_jon...
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| Oct-03-06 |
| Chessbum1: I first met Tisdall back in '73 in Syracuse NY. He was just a teen, and I was truly impressed by his quick sight of the board, and blitz chess. |
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| Aug-26-07 |
| cheski: Happy Birthday!
What a checkered past! American, then Irish, then Norwegian. With Japanese ancestry mixed in. Today's puzzle shows his amazing insight:
L Ogaard vs J D Tisdall, 1987 where finding move 32...Nxd5 was inspirational. |
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