All tories should die. Now. And not make me pay for thier funeral.
Fuckers.
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Garg
Karin Glenmark saves Chess Concert 1984 
Taylor
Magnus Carlsen - Michael Adams London Chess Classic 2011 Round 7 Analysis 
Nakamura
Chess Tips & Tricks #2: H-Pawn Attacks 
Wilson
London Chess Classic 2012 Round 3 Highlights Carlsen McShane Kramnik Polgar Aronian Nakamura Anand 
Satō
Magnus Carlsen - Vishy Anand London Chess Classic 2012 Round 9 
Anderson
Chess World.net: Vishy Anand vs Michael Adams - London Classic (2012) -English Opening (A29) 
Kelly
Once upon a time, there was a young boy. He was called Magnus Carlsen. At the age of 6 he become a chess player. By Age 13 he become the 2nd youngest ever chess Grand Master. At age 22, he qualified for the World Championship Candidates Tournament that was scheduled to be played at the Institution of Engineering and Technology, Savoy Place, London, from 15 March to 1 April 2013. During this tournament, a 14 game double round robin, Carlsen led by half a point at the end of the 11th round. Then he lost to another chess player called Ivanchuk in the 12th round and another chess player called Kramink took the lead by half a point. Carlsen won his 13th game while Kramnik drew this 13th round game. Then at the final 14th round game he was drawn to play another chess player called Svidler, while Kramnik was drawn to play Ivanchuk . . . (to be continued)
Fujita
Graduate Developer – North London at Chess Telecom: Ebillz are a Telecoms Billing Service Provider part... http://t.co/FAkEZGwp5t #ITJob
Carter
#186
I am Quite Worried About Player's Who Aren't Good player's But Are Aiming for a GM title in the future.I understand each and every chess player wants to become a GM,but dreams should be restrickted to a certain level.I urge them not to spoil their future for chess,i am not talking about kiddos like anand nadar or someone(they have a good chance for a GM title) but some others who are keeping their studies at stake and playing chess.Please carrier comes first then chess.There is simply no scope in chess if youre below the 2100 mark..guy i often see players posting i will be gm in 2015 blah blah blah..Think before u post or talk people consider you as a fool.. I even saw a 45 year old person who had left studies for chess and is still a coach and still has strong hopes of becoming a Gm :(..Sad but true,i am dam sure many people who deeply love this game(addicted as well) will argue but makes no sense guys..It's chess Not cricket
Takahashi
Magnus Carlsen vs Levon Aronian - Ruy Lopez - London Chess Classic 2012 
Baker
Chess World.net: Magnus Carlsen vs Tor Gulbrandsen - 2002 - French Defence: Tarrasch 
Patel
London Chess Classic 2011. 1й тур. Видеоитоги от Сергея Шипова. 
Wood
Chess Openings for White: The London System and The Torre Attack 
Sasaki
Magnus Carlsen - David Howell London Chess Classic 2011 Round 1 Analysis 
Mitchell
Chess World.net: Chesscube Daily Warzone Final - 1st April 2013 - No draw offers! 
Hayashi
Kramnik takes the lead after dramatic Candidates R12 in London http://t.co/25YbnRlKTn #Chess
Cohen
This government is moving into full Thatcherite mode the bastards are up to the old tricks of demonising and dividing. Why are the so-called liberals backing them up and labour falling over itself to appear at least as right wing as the lot of them.
Richardson
I added a video to a @YouTube playlist http://t.co/cVK6ixrY9l London Chess Classic 2010 - Vishy Anand vs Magnus Carlsen
Williams
Game of the Day Rd 9 London Chess Classic 2012 
Moore
MY IDEAL SUMMER VACATION:
a) Europe on a EuroRail Pass..:Germany, Czech Republic, Italia, The Vatican, Milano, Paris, Macedonia: ALL OF IT..Bravo Makedonska: Makedonska Behkta!....then BACK to the UK
and FINISH seeing "the rest of London" and then BACK again
3rd time: to Manchester GO MANCHESTER UNITED!!!
b) Mexico: with my Digital Canon D5 and Photoshop CS5: do the
life stories of my beloved SECONDA CASA: Mexico I plan to RETIRE there: Guadalaraja: Jalisco "Te Amo Mexico Con Mucho Gusto!"...
FABULOUS people FAB culture but the GOVERNMENT O M G what a bunch of evil shysters...the PEOPLE deserve better LEADERS I M HO...
c) Russia: go see Moscow, then Space City and Siberia....
play Chess near the Kremlin, drink Vodka, visit Leningrad, Stalingrad, and also the Homes of: Eisenstadt and Dostoyevsky
d) Tibet: BUT maybe NOT if the CHINESE REPUBLIC still "owns it"
LOVE the Chinese people LOVE the culture HATE the
LEADERS:....they ALSO deserve a break and "FREE TIBET" is my constant Mantra...Long Live the Dalai Llama...
go to Lhasa see the Potala, drink Chang and pet a Yak..right?
e) Cut-N-Shoot, Texas....drink miller lite beer go to Texaco and eat a cheeseburger then drive to Cleveland Texas on hwy 105 and
get bar-b-cue out in the woods where my "memaw mattox"
my grandmother
rat shack out in the woods "not in the phone book" and on an OLD
pothole encrusted road where a lady with 1000 cats showed up in a cadillac "once a week" .....
HMMMMM: i'm going with options...
a,b,c,d....and maybe E for "a rainy day"
lol....
Monica...
Hernández
Vishy Anand - Vladimir Kramnik London Chess Classic 2011 Round 6 Analysis 
Parker
Magnus Carlsen won the FIDE Candidates' Tournament in London on Monday after a bizarre finish of what has become a historic event for chess. Both the Norwegian and the other leader, Vladimir Kramnik of Russia, unexpectedly lost their game in the final round, and so they remained tied for first place and Carlsen won on the second tie-break rule: higher number of wins. This means that in the next title match, World Champion Viswanathan Anand will face Carlsen. On the last day Levon Aronian of Armenia beat Teimour Radjabov of Azerbaijan while Boris Gelfand of Israel and Alexander Grischuk of Russia drew their game وفاز ماغنوس كارلسن بطولة "المرشحين النية" في لندن اليوم الاثنين بعد انتهاء من غريب لماذا أصبح حدثاً تاريخيا للشطرنج. النرويجية وزعيم آخر، فلاديمير كرامنيك روسيا، بشكل غير متوقع خسر مباراته في الجولة الأخيرة، وحتى أنها لا تزال مرتبطة على المركز الأول وفاز كارلسن على قاعدة كسر التعادل الثاني: عدد أعلى من wins. وهذا يعني أن في المباراة القادمة، سوف يواجه بطل العالم فيسواناثان أناند كارلسن. في اليوم الأخير ليفون أرونيان من أرمينيا الفوز تيمور رجبوف من أذربيجان مع Gelfand بوريس من إسرائيل، وألكسندر جريشوك من روسيا وجه لعبتهم
Bhowmick
Vladimir Kramnik on London 2012 
Biton
http://t.co/zRN8qDU2wR Chess: Aronian finishes fourth as Candidates Tournament ends in London http://t.co/e6SXS5iPBk
Agnihotri
Playing through some incredible games of elite level chess from the Candidates Tournament in London.
Martínez
London Chess Classic 2011. 2й тур. Видеоитоги от Сергея Шипова. 
Ishii
"Intolerance is the first sign of an inadequate education. An ill-educated person behaves with arrogant impatience, whereas truly profound education breeds humility.
For a country to have a great writer is like having a second government. That is why no regime has ever loved great writers, only minor ones."
― Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn (legendary dissenter of Soviet Russia)
And this explains why most Indians like Chetan Bhagat so much and why do religious zealots call everyone who defy their teachings to be "degenerate".
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