parmetd Member since Nov-04-07 CHESSGAMES CHALLENGE IX: My forum is to be utilized in anyway general or specific for the discussion of future openings and strategies against our would be opponent (possible Grandmaster Michael Adams). Repertoire Explorer: Michael Adams (white) stunningmove has offered his forum for discussion strictly in regard to the Sicilian. stunningmove chessforum Tabanus has updated his forum for discussion in regard to the French. User: Tabanus BEGIN PROFILE: I am fan of many active players like Kamsky, Adams, Ding, Shirov, Carlsen, Ivanchuk, Morozevich, Aronian, Li Chao, Kramnik, Gelfand, Shulman, Svidler, Onischuk, Fier, Bologan, Van Wely, Short and Kasimzhanov. I have become a chess book connoisseur. If you know of a good chess book please feel free to talk to me about it! I love the players of the past almost more than the players of today for their clear crisp styles. Bronstein, Capablanca, Alekhine, Tal, Lasker, Botvinnik, Kasparov, Karpov, Fischer, Smyslov, Gilgoric, Euwe, Strabo, Keres, Kotov, Spassky, Morphy, Chigorin, Stein, Timman and others. My USCF is 2000. My FIDE is 2000. My FICGS rating is 2100. My ICCF Rating is 2300. My ICC rating is 2300. My Netchess rating is 3000. My FICS rating is 2250. If ratings mean that much to you, you can now place me within the realm of your statistics! "You know, when you achieve something in Norway, well, you're not supposed to get above yourself. This is especially big in my country, that you- how do I explain this? - that you're not supposed to think you're better than anyone else only because you had success in some field, and you will always find someone ready to point this out to you in Norway." Magnus Carlsen "Critics are men who watch a battle from a high place, then come down and shoot the survivors." - Ernest Hemingway

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Jun-19-13 Tal Memorial (2013)    parmetd: Have An and and Kramnik ever been tied for last place in a tournament before? I believe that speaks to the strength of the event...      Jun-18-13 Magnus Carlsen    parmetd: Guys I am not sure you can compare one top flight GMs endgame technique to another.... Aronian lost the famous f+h against Kramnik a few years back at chorus for example.      Jun-14-13 Timothy Taylor    parmetd: It is ironic because I know the master you refer to. And there is a new Chicago master in the area DEMANDING this kind of charity from strangers. He has quite literally pissed off every single TD and organizer in the country already beyond words and yet he has managed to organize ...      Jun-14-13 Kramnik vs Nakamura, 2013    parmetd: quite possible perfidious. a very astute point.      Jun-14-13 Anand-Carlsen World Championship (2013)    parmetd: computers are allowed and encouraged on all real correspondence sites (the exceptions are uschess.org and chess.com both of which are baloney). users that regularly just follow engine choices without human input rarely ever win, draw a ton and lose a ton. time is not allotted per ...      Jun-11-13 Vallejo-Pons vs I Nepomniachtchi, 2013    parmetd: 21 Classical games 6 months is not a lot.... I have played myself 21 classical games in a single month before.      Jun-08-13 Karjakin vs Topalov, 2013    parmetd: No one is saying that Topalov hasn't had a brilliant career (after all to LOSE TWO worldchampionship matches speaks to that matter itself). Just that Topalov is not anymore a world champion than is Khalifman, Ponomariov or Rustam.      Jun-08-13 Sberbank GM Rapid (2013)    parmetd: It is funny that Naiditsch's two wins were both black and one of them against the immobile Leko.      Jun-07-13 FIDE World Rapid Championship (2013)    parmetd: significantly weaker than last year.... this champ title already turning into a joke... No Anand, Topalov, Kramnik, Carlsen, Leko, Karjakin, Nakamura, Morozevich, Ivanchuk, Svidler etc... embarrassing...      Jun-05-13 FIDE Grand Prix Thessaloniki (2013)    parmetd: isn't it interesting how top chess went from a lively atomosphere to dead to lively again? mainz, linares, mtel, nanjing and others died.... but other things came like zurich

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< Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 20 OF 20 ·  Later Kibitzing> Feb-18-13    cro777: <stunningmove> My favorite line is 1. c4 Nf6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. Nc3 O-O 5. d4 d6 6. Nf3 <Nc6> with active piece play. Feb-19-13    karpkasp: <cro777> Do you like 6... Nbd7 and 7... c5 ? Feb-19-13    cro777: <karpkasp> If you want to play ...c5 (instead of ...e5) I prefer a transposition into the Yugoslav system after 6...Nc6 1. c4 Nf6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. Nc3 O-O 5. d4 d6 6. Nf3 Nc6 7. O-O a6 8. d5 Na5 9. Nd2 c5 7...e5 is considered to be better than 7...c5 after 6...Nbd7 It seems that <...Nc6> is the key move against Adams: 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nd2 <Nc6> 1.e4 e6 2.d3 d5 3.Qe2 Nf6 4.Nf3 <Nc6> 1. c4 Nf6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. Nc3 O-O 5. d4 d6 6. Nf3 <Nc6> Feb-19-13    stunningmove: <cro777> yes Nc6 seems the move. You forgot one however. 1.e4 c5 2.Nf6 <Nc6> Feb-20-13    cro777: <stunningmove> Active piece play is the key. That's the essence of ...Nc6 in these lines. Feb-20-13    karpkasp: why not 1. e4 Nc6 ? :) Seriously, this Nimzo defence is underestimated IMHO but it gives space to white and it's certainly easier to obtain counterplay with the Sicilian. Mar-01-13    parmetd: So cro777 are you saying the next game is brain game and GM at all? Karpkasp, while that is a good choice.... the problem is convincing the team. Mar-02-13    cro777: <parmetd> The next chessgames challenge is going to be the fourth computer-prohibited team game (the Battle of the Brains IV, BOB 4). The teams from the Battle of the Brains III will automatically swap colors. If you did not participate in the previous BOB, you would be randomly assigned to one of the teams. After this team game we may expect the next GM challenge (possibly against Adams). Why not <the Dark Knight System>: 1...Nc6 http://www.newinchess.com/Shop/Prod... Mar-02-13    stunningmove: <parmetd> hope the move went well. Welcome back! <cro777> yes in a computer prohibited game 1e4 Nc6 is interesting. 1. d4 d5 2.c4 Nc6 is as well. Kind of like playing it OTB. I'd be all for it. HOWEVER, wouldn't playing the Guimard or Rossolimo give us experience to prepare for Adams? Imagine the level of analysis? We could even as a group PRE DECIDE to play this as practice. Mar-02-13    cro777: <stunningmove: Wouldn't playing the Guimard or Rossolimo give us experience to prepare for Adams?> That's very good idea, but we would be randomly assigned to one of the teams (Teaw White or Team Black). Besides, in the French Defence, Team White would most probably prefer 3.Nc3 as well as the Open Sicilian. I was talking about the Dark Night (...Nc6) System against Adams (with the following attainable alternatives): 1...<Nc6> 1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 <Nc6> 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nd2 <Nc6> 1.e4 e6 2.d3 d5 3.Qe2 Nf6 4.Nf3 <Nc6> 1. c4 Nf6 2. g3 g6 3. Bg2 Bg7 4. Nc3 O-O 5. d4 d6 6. Nf3 <Nc6> Mar-03-13    stunningmove: <cro777> the idea would be a test drive of the opening. Perhaps CG's could cooperate by starting the game on move three, not allowing choice of the first 3 moves??? Everyone would enter the Adams game amazingly better prepared. It would require choosing the opening now however. Not that big a problem. I think your "dark knight" suggestions are in line with most of us who have done preparation. Mar-03-13    parmetd: The move went well thanks. I am afraid I don't see the point of playing correspondence chess without engines. I certainly won't participate in this game and I don't think any opening prep for it will be useful if the teams truly follow no engines. Mar-04-13    stunningmove: <parmetd> You may have a point there. I would hate to trust lines or distrust lines because of what we learned any noncomputer game. It actually could do more damage than good if we have lines on the AT that haven't been computer checked. Mar-04-13    stunningmove: The more I think about it, I don't want the non-computer game to play an opening we are preparing. It might heavily slant opinion without justification. Daniel you are absolutely correct. Mar-05-13    Lupara: <parmetd> Welcome to Wisconsin. Not as fast paced as Chicago, Illinois but we try to be friendly. After graduating from Chicago-Kent Law in 2001, I could have stayed and worked in a firm in Chicago, but I returned to Wisconsin. Chat with you more in the future. Mar-05-13    parmetd: Thanks <lupara>! What part of WI are you in? I would love to meet! Right now I only know two people that aren't coworkers. Mar-05-13    Lupara: <parmetd> Currently, I reside in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. But most of my family, friends and connections are in the Milwaukee County (where I was raised and lived most of my life) and Waukesha County areas. I make frequent trips to visit my family and friends down there. Yes, we should meet. Have you joined any chess clubs since moving up here? I am a life member of the Southwest Chess Club in Hales Corners, but I haven't actively played in a tournament since 2009. Let me know how you want to get in touch. Mar-09-13    parmetd: Hi Lupara, I live and work in Waukesha County. I am also a life member of SCC Hales Corners. I am slowly working myself back into active tournament shape and will probably start competing again next month. I think the best way for us to connect would be if you use my real name daniel parmet to add me on linkedin unless you feel comfortable posting an email here. I do not release my information here because of fear of spam. While I value highly the wonderful connections I have made through chessgames.com, there is no denying the unhealthy people that lurk here as well. So via Linkedin once we are connected it would show both my email and cell phone. Mar-14-13    Lupara: Greetings <parmetd>. I know Waukesha County well. Great areas in the western part of the county for biking (Southern Kettle Moraine) as well as other places. I do not have a linkedin account. Do you have an ICC account? If so, let me know and I'll message you with my email and mobile phone # or you can message me with info: Lupara. I apologize for not responding sooner. Its been a hell of a week. Mar-15-13    parmetd: No worries! I will message your icc account. May-03-13    parmetd: Anyone else have a US Champs fantasy team? May-07-13    cro777: Kamsky remains perfect at US Champs. I'm looking forward to following Dr Tansel Turgut's come back. The Final of the ICCF World Championship 28 will start on June, 10th. Dr Turgut to participate. May-07-13    parmetd: yep! I know Tansel emailed me as soon as he was invited. I am rooting for him! And Gata as well! May-07-13    cro777: Tell Tansel that we are all rooting for him. Of course, he is very busy, but it would be nice if he (or his son Aydin) sometimes visited his player's page Dr. Tansel Turgut May-08-13    cro777: <twinlark> has updated Dr Tansel Turgut player page. He is open to any suggestions or amendments. You may contact him. <twinlark: I've made an attempt on Turgut's bio, but it could do with some improvement. Happy to incorporate any necessary changes that amend and round it out.> Jump to page #   (enter # from 1 to 20) < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 20 OF 20 ·  Later Kibitzing>		Bobby Fischer Tribute Shirt

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