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moronovich
Member since Sep-13-07
Elo 2316 .
"Play the board AND the man ! ".
But mostly the board.
Was born in Elsinore,Denmark,1953.And I am still proud of it.As I hope everyone is proud of hers/his startingpoint.

In many aspects life and chess do mirror each other IM experience.As science and belief goes hand in hand.So many "rules of thumbs" and many "exceptions" from the rule. I do agree with Bent Larsen who once said that someone who cannot contain a paradoxe is not using the full capacity of his brain.Actually I am convinced that there are no parodoxes,but perspectives which are more bright or flexible than others...

Though some obviously are borned under more easygoing circumstances than others,I will second our esteemed fellowkibitzer <zarg> who underlines that "luck" is also somehing that we create ourselves. Ourselves,but also together IM experience.
I try to live my life as if Jesus or Buddha knocked on the door , I would wellcome them as friends . And if they didn´t show up, it would be fine anyway.

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   moronovich has kibitzed 12058 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Dec-10-25 Gottfried Marcia
 
moronovich: Born a GM
 
   Dec-07-25 Chessgames - Politics (replies)
 
moronovich: <al wazir: <Rdb>: Every time you or any other kibitzer copies and pastes something a troll posts, or just posts a counter-argument, that encourages the troll to continue polluting the page. Most premium members put the trolls on Ignore long ago. If everyone stopped ...
 
   Dec-02-25 Nottingham (1936)
 
moronovich: Yes <stone free or die> I did notice and remember vividly how amazed I was in my youth to watch the standings between this huge bunch of players. From an absolutely bygone time.
 
   Dec-02-25 moronovich chessforum
 
moronovich: Shure there will come a time for revenge ! But I think you made a great effort, but the danes have found a new gear, perhaps due to our new feemale coach. The quarterfinals are not hat far away for both of our teams ! Carpe Handballs.
 
   Nov-30-25 Svidler vs A Volokitin, 2006 (replies)
 
moronovich: Glad to see you are back <Teyss> !
 
   Nov-29-25 Fischer vs Robatsch, 1962 (replies)
 
moronovich: <An exception on 1.e4 g6 would be if one were to drive one hour north of here, where it is known as the Rat.> I think my compatriot GM Larsen once said "the Rat" came from someone, who couldn´t pronounce Robatsch´s name.
 
   Nov-29-25 Pranav Anand
 
moronovich: It is always today, <ketchuplover> ;)
 
   Nov-24-25 Nordic Championship (1977) (replies)
 
moronovich: I remember Pia Cramling as we both attended the same tournament.The annual Malmø Open, each year in december. Thought she was rather talented and wrote an article about her in our local chess magazine.
 
   Nov-24-25 G Friedemann vs Keres, 1940 (replies)
 
moronovich: Ellers ville det vel altid være weekend, <Bofromsweden> ... ;)
 
   Nov-21-25 T Chin vs K McDonald, 2024
 
moronovich: Ah, the WKing is weak, so Bd4/Ng3, Qh6#
 
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Apr-12-25  virginmind: At the European Championship for Women in Rhodos, Irina Bulmaga placed second, after losing to the winner of the event, Teodora Injac. Bravo!
Apr-12-25
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  moronovich: Congrats <virginmind> and very nice to hear from you again !

With all the best wishes for the weekend !

Hugs

any plans for the upcomming easter?

Apr-13-25  virginmind: Not much, going to spend it in the family. Any plans on your part?
Apr-13-25
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  moronovich: Nope. Except fromHannah having appointments with some friends. And that we plan to have some cosy time in each others company ;)
Apr-19-25  virginmind: My dear <moronovich>, let me express my sympathy for you on the occasion of this Easter celebration to begin shortly. I hope our communication here will remain steady and bright in the years to come. Chess is keeping our minds alert, and our souls warm. Hugs.
Apr-19-25
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  moronovich: Thanks a lot my dear <virginmind> !

And I wish you the same. An easter with much joy and all the best for you and your friends and famlily. Not to forget Maria !

I also hope our communication wil go on and on and will try to do my best.

Many hugs to you too.

May-27-25  virginmind: Hello my dear <moronovich>, how has it been going? We're back a few days ago from a trip to southern Spain - Cordoba, Granada and Sevilla, absolutely great weather all the time and we have seen quite a lot of beautiful attractions, Mezquita cathedral in Cordoba, Alhambra palace and gardens in Granada and Real Alcazar and Cathedral in Sevilla, among others, great and memorable stuff...only to get from 33 to 11 degrees Celsius and constant rain in Iasi, ouch, it kept going like that for ten days and it will apparently get worse for a couple...

I'm fine and hope you two are the same. Norway tournament started these days and also Rolland Garros, talking about being spoiled. And of course eager to play chess again over the net after this pause...

I hope I will hear good news from you. Hugs.

May-28-25
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  moronovich: Goodmorning my dear <virginmind>!

Great to hear from you again and it sounds like you were having a great time in southern Spain. I am happy on your behalf !

I have been twice to Sevilla. First time with my son were we started out with the Camino, but after a week (with very nice meetings with people of all nationalities) it became too crowded and we went to Sevilla and lived two weeks with one of Hannahs close friends.Two weeks with chess and a couple of pints;). Next time was with Hannah and we also saw some of the famous places like the cathedral you have just visited. A very lovely town in all aspects (minus the heat;).

So now you are back to daily life and a whole diffferent temperature ):. And new energy for your chess ! Which I hope will bring you a lot of pleasure and satisfying results. As often is the case after a break.

I am somehow bothered with my wihplash, but has started up with a new fysiotherapist and perhaps it has already given some relief.

Otherwise we are fine and truly enjoying our relation with a lot of common interests and laughter.

Not to forget my mainpassion, which you know, cyckling. As the riders in the Giro di Italia have just started the third week. I enjoy it immensely and soon the Tour de France is beginning. And then we are deep into the summer of 2025 ! Spoiled, as you would put it.

It has been nice talking with you again and I send you all the best wishes.To your Maria as well.

Hugs

and see you down or up the road.

Aug-05-25
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  moronovich: Hello, my dear <virginmind> !

Summer is soon coming to an end and time flies.

I have enjoyed TdF as you know and perhaps wife and I saw Jonas passing by yesterday (he has a summerresidence nearby) when we enjoyed a cup of coffee along the seaside.

Things are ok/fine and we enjoy the company of the other. And Hannah is still very satisfied with herjob were to she returned last week after 3 weeks vacation.

And how about you and your summer ? And your chess ?

Miss to hear from you and hope all is well !

HOKA HEY and see you up the road.

Aug-05-25  virginmind: Hi my dear <moronovich>, I'm glad that you and Hannah are all right, me and Maria should also be fine. We just returned from a trip in our local botanical garden - very nice and everything's improved beauty-wise. We almost forgotten how pleasant it is. I did play almost on a daily basis chess games, and quite a lot of losses but, of course, from time to time, some wins brought smiles to my face. Ocassionally watched TdF too, still, I can't say its my preferred sport, overall. I didn't read any book, but watched quite a few movies on tv. Else, summer is passing peacefully, at least here in Iasi. Hoka Hey to you too and hoping for peace of mind.
Sep-19-25  virginmind: Hello, my friend! I hope you and Hannah are fine. We returned from a trip to Catania and Palermo. Weather was excellent, we took no bath though and only occasionally went to the beach. We visited instead a thousand churches in Palermo, some of them just fabulous inside. I found the Palermitans quite nice, and there was an interesting buzz on the streets almost at all times - people talking/gesticulating to each others, motorcycles/scooters quickly passing along with all sorts of vehicles in high speed, adding to the overall charm of the city. Of course negative sides are here and there, beside the positive ones, but none comes to mind atm. In the end a great experience in a vibrating city.

We also made a day trip to Cefalu, pretty charming seaside town, where we climbed a high rock almost to the top, being rewarded with cool views. And also a half-day one, to nearby Monreale, which has a stunning cathedral.

Only played one chess game after we returned 2 days ago, which I won. And now about to re-enter the job duties environment. What about you, how have you been of late?

Hugs and I hope everything's all right.

Sep-20-25
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  moronovich: Good morning my dear <virginmind>!

Very glad to hear from you and especially to hear about your trip to Italy.It sounds like you were having a gratt time.And too boot,you won your very first game after the vacation, as to underline the good energy you have accumulated ;)

Here summer has come to an end and early autum has arrived, which suits me fine.Better temperatures and more likely to get a good nights sleep.

Today we are planning to go to a place at the coast for a cup of coffee and a little chat. The same place were we saw Jonas Vingegaard passing by, on his very expensive bike, two weeks before the Vuelta, which he actually succeded to win ! Sometimes it is a small wonderfull world...

Time to prepare for the morning brunch, but meanwhile, I send you and Maria all the best wishes for the weekend which has just started.

Hugs and Hoka Heys !

Oct-15-25  virginmind: Hello my dear <moronovich>, and thank you for your kind congratulate of our chess teams, and surely Denmark teams equally deserve praise for their result. It's been a cold and rainy autumn so far here (3 degrees celsius this morning, but at least the rain stopped) and of course my thoughts go to you and your autumnal preference :) Bravo for Jonas Vingegaard! I didn't follow La Vuelta, and I have to admit I still am at doubts, when I have the choice between watching a good tennis or football game, if to choose the bike race. Chess almost on a daily basis and there were one or two games which I wanted to show to you, but forgot or didnt find a quick way to put the moves here...- maybe I'll do it one of these days.

I hope you are fine, I'm rather well. Hugs to you and Hannah.

Oct-16-25
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  moronovich: Good morning my dear <virginmind>! So glad to see you in the house again. And very good to hear that you are rather well !

Same here with some improvements with my health and on top of that I have become a grandfather !. Avery nice little boy.

Weather is typically October on its best, with a lot of falling leafes, paired with friendly sunshine.

Hannah still content with her job on the university and retirement is not round the next corner. It is a pleasure to say goodbye every morning, as well as an even biggger joy to have her safe back home. We are having many fine moments together.

I am also glad to hear that you have so much pleasure from chess.... I played my last game 12-13 years ago but still lurking at some tournaments and doing some puzzles as to keep the chessbrain just a little up to date ;)

Hereby I send you all my best wishes for your daily life and to Maria as well !

Many hugs.

Oct-16-25  virginmind: Congratulations, I'm sure you'll be a cool grandfather! And I'm glad your health is improved.

Well, for now we get sunshine and falling leaves too, which of course adds its charm to the city (I live in the part with quite a lot of trees), but still a november-like cold in the mornings...

It's great Hannah enjoys being at the university, please give my best wishes to her, along a hoka hey to you.

Nov-23-25
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  Fusilli: Hey, <moro>, I got no takers so far on a Sam Loyd puzzle. Wanna give it a shot? See Fusilli chessforum.
Nov-23-25
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  moronovich: No,but thank you dear <Fussilli> !

I am occupied with preparation for the Christmas month and following the games closely in India.

All the best <moro>.

Hope you are fine/ok with your health.

Nov-23-25
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  Fusilli: Hi <moro>, sounds good!

I am doing fine, and ready for Thanksgiving over here next week.

Cheers!

Nov-24-25
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  moronovich: Good moning, my dear <virginmind> !

Hope all is well in Iasi.

Here we are trying to be ready for the christmas month. A time of the year I/we really appreciate.

Meanwhile I am following and enjoying the games in India. Especially the indian crew/the commentators are impressing me as, they are creating the finest atmosphere and having a lot of fun between themselves and the audience.But it is still painfull to watch the blunder of Esipenko yesterday.All this hard and intense and dedicated work during the years and in one second your dream is gone... ):

Winter is aproaching and today we may have the first snow ! I have loved the snow since early childhood.

And how about your chess ? Are you satisfied with your game ?

I send you and Maria all my best wishes in general and especially for the christmas month.

Hug and Hoka Heys.

Nov-25-25  virginmind: Hi my dear <moronovich>! I am fine and have worked a bit, of late, for my job. As of chess, my niece has won a game against me last week - she stayed for a few days here with her fiance. Well, at least I managed to beat him instead :)

I've been following the games of World Cup too, but not too much. I did replay and see Esipenko's blunder, poor guy, I imagine you have to have tough nerves to stand such a debacle. Let's see if he'll at least take the bronze medal.

As of Christmas we are not as yet preparing for it, maybe will think about buying a tree in two weeks or so. Anyhow, no snow to speak of here, but expect some, soon.

Hugs for you and Hannah, I hope you both are fine.

Nov-27-25
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  moronovich: Good morning, my dear <virginmind> !

Great to hear from you again and it sounds like life is fine/ok in good old Iasi.

I have enjoyed the transmission from Goa immensely and especially the indian crew who commentated the games.Compaered with these cheerfull guys, Leko and Gustaffson looked like undertakers in comparison;)

And Sindarov, who I was rooting for, finally took the title after a nervewraking game. One of the best games (whatever that is;) I have ever seen. A game followed by the whole uzbekistan governement !! Libe and on a big screen.

These were the words on this november morning, were Hannah is leaving for her work at the university.

So I wish the finest day for you and send many hugs to both of you.

Nov-29-25  virginmind: Hi, dear <moronovich>, so we beat Japan today and on Monday we're going to play you. And because it's our national day, you are going to give us a fair reply. I'm talking about ladies handball, of course. I know the Danes are very good, but who knows, maybe we'll catch a good day - as Yasser Seyrawan sometimes puts it :)

Other than that I lost again on chess today, but that's not too bad in itself - or is it? - as long as I somehow keep recovering and starting to win again. Of course, upon replaying the games, I notice it's mostly due to errors done by my opponents. But isn't this the reason why we all lose in chess, even you, a master? Well, of course, it also matters the type of errors one commits...and, just between you and me, mine are really bad, and they apparently are getting worse by the day. I think I'm going to hire a high profile trainer for some half year or so...just kidding.

On this optimistic note (or is it?) I wish you a great weekend and let's see how our teams will fare on Monday.

Nov-30-25
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  moronovich: God morning, dear <virginmind> !

Just been at the local mall.Very nice people who work there and an exellent bread to boot.

And I am shure our handball ladies will go lightly on you on your national day. But it is quite interesting that our two nations shall meet. I recall vividly, how I admired the romanian team, back in the days when I grew up.

Think that you are right about chess and errors on all levels. But as the old (danish?) saying goes : We shall raise at the same tree were we stumbled.

I have had the pleasure,after following the world cup in Goa and now the London Classic, that I am still good and quick to find plans and tactics.But sitting at the board is something different.

Here is to a plesant sunday to you in Iasi on this very last day of November.

Hugs and Hoka Heys.

Dec-02-25  virginmind: 39-31! That was a hard beating and it's clear they couldn't care less that it was our celebration day. Oh well, I guess time will come for a revenge...:) But at least we qualified in the main group. Next is Hungary, tomorrow - fingers crossed. Hoka Hey!
Dec-02-25
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  moronovich: Shure there will come a time for revenge !

But I think you made a great effort, but the danes have found a new gear, perhaps due to our new feemale coach.

The quarterfinals are not hat far away for both of our teams !

Carpe Handballs.

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