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K Rybenko 
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Ksenya Rybenko
Number of games in database: 88
Years covered: 1996 to 2009
Current FIDE rating: 2248
Highest rating achieved in database: 2295
Overall record: +35 -30 =23 (52.8%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

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B06 Robatsch (11 games)
C00 French Defense (8 games)
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B51 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack (6 games)
B33 Sicilian (5 games)
A04 Reti Opening (5 games)
B30 Sicilian (3 games)
A07 King's Indian Attack (3 games)
B40 Sicilian (2 games)
B28 Sicilian, O'Kelly Variation (2 games)

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KSENYA RYBENKO
(born Jul-22-1984) Russia

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Ksenya Rybenko is a Woman International Master.

 page 1 of 4; games 1-25 of 88  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. M Shukurova vs K Rybenko  0-152 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsB06 Robatsch
2. N Zajnullina vs K Rybenko  ½-½34 1996 Volgograd opB24 Sicilian, Closed
3. K Rybenko vs Olga Druzhinina  ½-½40 1996 Volgograd opA00 Uncommon Opening
4. K Rybenko vs O Drouzinina  ½-½41 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsB50 Sicilian
5. N Bonnafous vs K Rybenko  1-072 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsA04 Reti Opening
6. K Rybenko vs A Tarasova  1-043 1996 Volgograd opE67 King's Indian, Fianchetto
7. E Meshcheriakova vs K Rybenko  0-133 1996 Volgograd opE17 Queen's Indian
8. K Rybenko vs Katarina Kisonova 1-035 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsC77 Ruy Lopez
9. V Djuric vs K Rybenko  0-152 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsB06 Robatsch
10. B Igla vs K Rybenko  1-075 1996 Volgograd opB19 Caro-Kann, Classical
11. K Rybenko vs S Zaksaite  1-031 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsA08 King's Indian Attack
12. K Rybenko vs Kosteniuk 1-042 1996 Volgograd opC44 King's Pawn Game
13. K Rybenko vs L Javakhishvili 0-117 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsB06 Robatsch
14. A Gutsko vs K Rybenko 0-141 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsA00 Uncommon Opening
15. K Rybenko vs Nina Grunina  ½-½26 1996 Volgograd opA48 King's Indian
16. L Shakirova vs K Rybenko  0-146 1996 Volgograd opB12 Caro-Kann Defense
17. K Rybenko vs E Cherednichenko  1-052 1996 EU-ch U12 GirlsC00 French Defense
18. K Rybenko vs Viktor Akst 0-136 1997 Novokuznetsk final opB06 Robatsch
19. D Nazarenko vs K Rybenko  0-143 1997 Novokuznetsk final opB06 Robatsch
20. K Rybenko vs A Shukan 1-042 1997 Novokuznetsk final opC00 French Defense
21. O Gladyszev vs K Rybenko  0-145 1997 Novokuznetsk final opB06 Robatsch
22. K Rybenko vs S Pantykin  0-136 1997 Novokuznetsk final opC00 French Defense
23. A Ya Yudin vs K Rybenko  1-085 1997 Novokuznetsk final opE60 King's Indian Defense
24. K Rybenko vs S Tretjakov  0-133 1997 Novokuznetsk final opC00 French Defense
25. K Rybenko vs A Bogachev  ½-½56 1997 Novokuznetsk final opC00 French Defense
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Jul-22-06   mahmoudkubba: <Lyliana>: My system didn't work and I didn't manage to see the photos, apart from the fact that it is sometimes dangerous to see even a single photo for a chess player. I do remeber some of Alexandra Kosteniuk photos and wonder if it is a good habit to see women chess players' photos. What abt asking abt ur photo and whom really u r as a nice person who happen that she knows chess like u.
Jul-22-06
Premium Chessgames Member
  TheAlchemist: Happy birthday!
Jul-23-06   BIDMONFA: Ksenya Rybenko

RYBENKO, Ksenya
http://www.bidmonfa.com/rybenko_kse...
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Jul-23-06
Premium Chessgames Member
  percyblakeney: Rybenko's progress has slowed down a bit, she was higher rated 4 years ago than she is now at 22.
Aug-07-06   Amulet: I guess, I am experiencing this puppy love again, at age sixty.
Apr-02-07   natskihrd: I just miss this girl. She is not playing anymore?
Jul-05-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  Ron: Here's an attempt to revitalize discussion.

http://ksenechka.sitecity.ru/album_...

Jul-22-08   Kaspablanca: Alexandra Kosteniuk IMO is prettier and obviously a stronger player.
Jul-22-08   DeltaHawk: She has too big lips.
Jul-22-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: Happy Birthday Ksenya!
Jul-22-08   JYMMI: I still think she looks nice, but Alexandra looks prettier. Btw, happy birthday, Ksenya!
Jul-22-08   madlydeeply: that is one saucy photo.
Jul-22-08   madlydeeply: what kind of debate is that anyway? SHe's plenty pretty! Does she have to be the prettiest in the Universe? Joyless, I swear. Well, She's prettier than Tonya Harding! Prettier than Madonna! Prettier than Queen Elizabeth! Prettier even than CHESS BITCH!
Jul-23-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: <madlydeeply> Please enlighten me. Who's the CHESS BITCH? (You can just jot down the initials) :-)
Jul-23-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: <madlydeeply> This is the first time I hear Tonya Harding's name in almost 15 years! Didn't think anybody even remembered her :-)
Jul-23-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiskeyrebel: brankat, "Chess Bitch" was the title of Ms. J. Shahade's delightful book. Tonya Harding came from the same part of Oregon I grew up in. I'll never forget her.
Jul-23-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: <whiskeyrebel> Thanks, It would be interesting to conduct a kind of a poll, and ask the participants if they knew the other girl's name. For the life of me I can't remember it. Isn't it quite telling about our mentality?

And about the system of law and "justice". In last 4-5 years there has been a serial killer case here in British Columbia. A guy, William Pickton got life. I think, for butchering 52 women. A book was written, a movie made, everybody knows his name. Nobody knows a name of any the victims.

The Law seems to encourage the attitude. It is completely concerned with criminals' "rights", not with that of the victims', their families and friends. Possibly, because the victims are usually dead.

Jul-23-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiskeyrebel: Nancy Kerrigan was the "victim" of Hardings ex husband and a hired thug.
Jul-24-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  brankat: <whiskeyrebel> Nancy Kerrigan, yes. Thanks for reminding me. This time I'll try not to forget.
Jul-25-08   Kaspablanca: madlydeeply: chill out, take it easy, dont take it so serious, dont get mad, it was just my opinion.
Feb-20-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  Richard Taylor: This woman is criminally - ahem - busty and lovely - this sort of thing is dangerous for an old man...!! No way I could play her OTB!!!
Feb-20-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  Richard Taylor: If offer three golden Krubecks for this woman to become my slave in Kazhakstan (NZ) - she can go to the shops (supervised) once a month... but I don't want her to eat or talk too much (if at all) and she must do everything I want, and never beat me at chess or I will execute...
Feb-20-09   Shams: <The Law seems to encourage the attitude. It is completely concerned with criminals' "rights", not with that of the victims', their families and friends. Possibly, because the victims are usually dead.>

I take issue with this. It was not the Law that infringed on the victims' rights (i.e. by killing them), so I'm not sure how we are to hold it responsible. The concern for the rights of alleged criminals is quite well placed, being as how they are locked in the most lopsided legal battle there can be: the tremendous police resources of the state vs. the resources of a single individual our to get a fair hearing.

Feb-20-09   Dredge Rivers: <brankat>
Proudhon once wrote "Laws are cobwebs for the rich and chains of steel for the poor." I don't know if that is always the case; but when it is, the system is unjust, and it becomes the duty of all to change it. Doesn't the Declaration of Independence say as much?

Food for thought.

Jun-23-09   wolfmaster: Oh yeah, that's how daddy likes it!
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