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Beginning Chess Lessons: Part 1 : What is Passing in a Chess Game
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10 best 'what NOT to do' tips in Chess
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Three Chess Tips that Will Change Your Game for Good!
After reading these tips and strategies you will increase your chess win rate and ranking easily. Just by following these simple tips your chess game will be a lot more solid. So without further ado, here we go. 1. Control the center: It is vital that you take control of the center of the board at the beginning of each game you play. 2. Pawn structure is very key to winning in chess. 3. Yes, I know it is common sense. Now if use all three of these simple tips in your game all at the same time, you will notice that most players under 1400 lack these simple tips.
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Apr 13th 2010 By Jeremy Taylor Our happy our fact to amaze your drinking buddies with. Children with Williams syndrome, a rare genetic disorder, are the first human population group ever found to have no racial bias. People with Williams syndrome have high rates of mental retardation, heart problems and unusual facial features. While this is an interesting finding, the fact that the first truly color-blind population group is known for its naivety and lacks common sense suggests racial bias may be a hard habit for humanity to break.
Ten Chess Tips
Ten Top Tips (updated Jan 2011) by National Master Dan Heisman (610-649-0750)Main Chess Page - Articles Page - Dan's More Top Tips Page! - Lessons - Award-Winning Columns on How to Improve 1.The most important chess guideline: SAFETY: Keep all your pieces safe! (And consider taking opponent’s pieces that are not safe). For piece values, Bishops and Knights as worth about 3¼ pawns, Rooks 5, a Queen about 9.5.Having two Bishops when your opponent does not is called “the Bishop Pair” and is worth about an extra ½ pawn. Winning a Rook for a Bishop or Knight is called winning The Exchange and is worth almost half a piece (Bishop or Knight). 2.The 2nd most important chess guideline: ACTIVITY: Make sure all your pieces are doing something all the time! 3.TAKE YOUR TIME – if world championship players always take several minutes to find a good move, what makes you think that you can find a better one faster? 7.When you are winning, think defense first!! ·Get ALL your pieces into play every game
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PearlTrees : Organiser le web en se basant sur
PearlTrees (litéralement “arbres de perles” en français) est un service web que j’ai pu découvrir quelques jours avant LeWeb 2009. En effet, différents “arbre de perles” (PearlTrees) ont été créés à l’occasion de cet événement pour montrer l’intérêt d’organiser le web sous forme d’arborescences permettant ainsi de lier des sites ou des pages ou des personnes par différents liens thématiques. Pendant la première journée de LeWeb, j’ai pu avoir une démonstration puis discuter de ce service atypique et dont l’intérêt n’est pas forcément facile à qualifier mais que je vous propose de découvrir. Qu’est-ce que PearlTrees ? [Suite:] La première impression est plutôt bonne en ce sens qu'e l’interface est ludique à utiliser: on manipule graphiquement des perles (correspondant à un lien) reliées entre elles… On peut créer des grappes de liens, des arbres et des sous-arbres comme pour des répertoires de favoris, mais de manière visuelle sous forme d’arborescences. Des fonctions de réseau social:
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Pearltrees est une start-up particulièrement remarquée, qui a été écoutée attentivement à l'occasion de l'événement LeWeb'09. [...] Patrice Lamothe, infatigable évangélisateur du web et des usages numériques, mais aussi passionné de sciences dures et de sciences humaines, a répondu à quelques questions des visiteurs de la soucoupe. Pearltrees est une start-up particulièrement remarquée, qui a été écoutée attentivement à l’occasion de l’événement LeWeb’09. Pearltrees propose un outil qui innovant permet de créer très simplement des séries de liens dynamiques sous forme de perles, en quelques clics, puis de les assembler en les rapprochant par un simple glisser-déposer : on obtient des sortes d’arbres thématiques, voire généalogiques si l’on enchaine plusieurs niveaux. Patrice Lamothe, infatigable évangélisateur du web et des usages numériques, mais aussi passionné de sciences dures et de sciences humaines, a répondu à quelques questions pour les visiteurs de la soucoupe. Surtout pas !
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