cormier Member since Jan-08-10 · Last seen Sep-22-17 i'm from Canada, 64 years old, a new-brunswicker, french and just a limited english, i welcome one and all ..... ths G

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Sep-22-17 Kenneth S Rogoff   cormier: nite nite guys ... ths G      Sep-22-17 Kibitzer's Café   cormier: nite nite guys ... ths G      Sep-22-17 playground player chessforum    cormier: http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings...      Sep-21-17 M Vachier-Lagrave vs Aronian, 2017   cormier: i'm not sure about 12.Nd5      Sep-17-17 cormier chessforum   cormier: Svidler vs M Vachier-Lagrave, 2017 new option for black in the english-symetric      Sep-16-17 World Cup (2017)    cormier: <<<<<<<<zborris8:> <cormier> - I think this is what you want.> See "Download World Cup 2017 Pairings" for the bracket from FIDE World Cup Website: https://tbilisi2017.fide.com/2017/0... direct PDF to bracket: ...      Sep-14-17 Carlsen vs Bu Xiangzhi, 2017    cormier: [DIAGRAM] Houdini 4 10...h6 11.h3 Rfe8 12.d4 exd4 13.cxd4 d5 14.e5 Nh7 15.Nf1 Bf5 16.a3 Bxc2 ⩲ (0.29) Depth: 23      Sep-11-17 Bu Xiangzhi vs Carlsen, 2017    cormier: propably 13...Qd7

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< Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 11 OF 11 ·  Later Kibitzing> Aug-26-17    cormier: A Bacrot vs G Meier, 2017 french def Aug-26-17    cormier: Kamsky vs Akobian, 2017 french def Aug-26-17    cormier: Y Rantanen vs Short, 2017 french def Aug-26-17    cormier: Ponomariov vs Harikrishna, 2017 french def. tarrash Aug-26-17    cormier: Topalov vs Caruana, 2016 french def. advance Aug-26-17    cormier: M Narva vs C R G Krishna, 2016 french def. advance Aug-26-17    cormier: Shirov vs Nakamura, 2016 french def. advance Aug-26-17    cormier: Ariza Hina vs B Svanholm, 2017 french def.clasic Aug-26-17    cormier: L Henningsen vs B Svanholm, 2017 french def.clasic Aug-26-17    cormier: S Maze vs A Danin, 2017 french def. clasic Aug-26-17    cormier: Trygve Dahl vs C R G Krishna, 2016 french def. win Aug-26-17    cormier: T Fiebig vs Naiditsch, 2016 french def. exchange Aug-27-17    cormier: Fischer vs Panno, 1970 kia !! Aug-27-17    cormier: Tal vs Larsen, 1965 combine sac Nd4 i think Aug-27-17    cormier: it was Nd5 ... Sep-01-17    thegoodanarchist: I don't understand why <ughaibu> is so critical of your posts. I see many, many chess contributions from you. More than I contribute about chess! Sep-01-17    Big Pawn: He hates Cormier because he hates God and Cormier keeps posting Bible verses. Pretty simple actually. Liberal atheists are, above all, angry and hateful. Sep-02-17    technical draw: <cormier> I don't know but something tells me you like the French Defense. Sep-03-17    cormier: <td> ... i only heard the first move was 1...e6!! ..... oh boy, i just remembered & realised i was talking to myself ....... well, take care little one, does'nt the kingdom belong to these ......... ths G Sep-11-17    cormier: Carlsen vs Bu Xiangzhi, 2017 Sep-10-17 Clement Fraud: BRAVO!! I like the way Bu Xiangzhi plays. White loses out in this opening when he plays d2-d3 so early, as this allows black to equalize with his Bishop placed on e7. To refute the Hungarian Defense, white needs to keep open the option of playing d2-d4 (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Be7? 4.d4!). Sep-12-17    cormier: The Secrets to Mastering the Chess Opening 2. Morphy vs McConell 3. Shaw vs Zeidler 4. Horn vs Liardet 5. Capablanca vs Scott 6. Levenfish vs Alekhine 7. Spielmann vs Nimzowitsch in the second example we dive into the game Morphy vs McDonell where white wins thanks to a rapid lead in development. In the third video we see black lose too many tempi with his queen in the early stages of the game, for which he will be punished very dearly! In the fourth video, we study a gambit where black prioritizes his development in place of material game while in chapters 5-6 we examine a few games by the former World Chess Champions Capablanca and Alekhine – all the while emphasizing their energetic and attentive styles of play from the very first moves. Lastly, we will analyze a game where white plays very ambitiously in the opening to create powerful long-term outposts to stage a deadly attack! Sep-12-17    Arconax: <cormier: To refute the Hungarian Defense, white needs to keep open the option of playing d2-d4 (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Be7? 4.d4!).> It's true that the aforementioned game transposed from the Bishop's Game into the Hungarian Defense (a defense which is rarely seen but interesting, I think). The position that arose was in fact a form of an hybrid between the Hungarian and an offbeat line of the Prussian (Two Knights) Game. And yes, d3 seems too passive. Sep-14-17    cormier: http://en.chessbase.com/post/wsj-on... Sep-17-17    cormier: https://cdn.fide.com/wp-content/upl... Sep-17-17    cormier: Svidler vs M Vachier-Lagrave, 2017 new option for black in the english-symetric Jump to page #   (enter # from 1 to 11) search thread:    < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 11 OF 11 ·  Later Kibitzing>		Take the Premium Membership Tour

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