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9th December

December 9th, 2013 4 comments

Back to work; less time for chess. This is a two-move idea with some details added on.

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8th December

December 8th, 2013 5 comments

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7th December

December 7th, 2013 9 comments

Black lost quickly. Can you find the draw? Not easy of course; it is the weekend!

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6th December – It is the weekend now!

December 6th, 2013 18 comments

For most people the weekend is a time to relax, see friends, have a few drinks. So too for many chess players; though the weekend can also lead to trouble, poor rook endings and a requirement for lots of work!

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5th of December – Still not so bad

December 5th, 2013 6 comments

A nice little tactic takes the full point. Not too hard yet…

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4th door of the calendar

December 5th, 2013 6 comments

How did Black fail to win this position? No, this is not the question: the question is how he would win it.

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December 3rd

December 3rd, 2013 9 comments

Showing that you can find gold even in the worst places: an internet blitz game…

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December Tests – A low calorie replacement for the chocolate calendar

December 2nd, 2013 9 comments

I love Sundays. Sleep all the way till 7.30 – sometimes even 7.45. Only 4-6 hours of work. Season 3 of Homeland is not all bad, though episode 9 contained some really far fetched ideas.

I just did not want to do this yesterday and I did not have the time last week.

But here we are: The first two windows on your daily chess calendar. Solutions given the day after in the same thread – though obviously you are allowed to give your own punch.

Week 1 will be endgames. Sunday is the first day of week two.

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