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A Collection I’ve had from school (which includes USED & unreturned library books = dAnG iT) and from my Parents and Uncle and In-laws…
I.A. Horowitz & Bruce Pandolfini
(1) New Traps in the Chess Opening - I.A. Horowitz, Arco 1972
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Brings back some sweet memories as the traditional folding is almost extinct – found this at the House of Staunton. The boards are available in 2.375-inch square, without notation or 2.25 with. Unlike the vinyl boards, these come in the standa... | Read More
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I had to do IT! I had to have it changed. It was my l’ttle sister that gave me the idea for my ex-handle “Allygirl!” I don’t know why I went for it at that time. But I did – and I’ve regretted havi... | Read More
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http://www.markalowery.net/Chess/index1.html Provides some interesting basic and fundamental lessons. Not a bad write-up on **endgames (with advance puzzles under section 2. D), and on tactics/strategy (section 3. A-D). ... | Read More
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Try out or practice your queries at this site: http://www.k4it.de/index.php?topic=egtb&lang=en It’s limited to 4 pieces only (excluding Kings). I’m not complaining though Ally | Read More
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This list is from about.com http://chess.about.com/od/productbooks/a/aa04k20.htm The reviewers include BCF (British Chess Fed.), ECF (English Chess Fed.), Chesscafe.com & Fred Cramer from CJA (Chess Journalist of America). ... | Read More
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“I’ve sometimes been wildly, despairingly, acutely miserable, racked with sorrow, but through it all, I still know quite certainly that just to be alive is a grand thing.” Agatha Christie Every once in awhile Yahoo p... | Read More
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We’ve watched it on TV; documentaries such as, “My Brilliant Brain – Susan Polgar, (Episode 2).” We’ve read it in magazines, in newspapers, and on the forums of Chess.com. There’re times when it does get old, es... | Read More