4/08/2013

chess london

BREAKING NEWS: South East London Chess coach Richard Weekes, urges more parents & teachers to encourage children to learn to play chess.

Comments

Malakar

Vishy Anand - David Howell London Chess Classic Round 3 Analysis
chess london

Guō

Rock Hall Interviews Marshall Chess
chess london

Gutiérrez

would like to congratulate Magnus Carlsen on the ease with which he handled a potentially tricky last round in the Candidates tournament today!

Chakraborty

Game of the Day Rd 7 London Chess Classic
chess london

Lakhanpal

Final Photos of the London Candidates - #chess http://t.co/nWQGHZ5BHR

Hall

FIDE Candidates Tournament
Final Ranking after 14 Rounds
Site London
Date 2013/03/15 to 2013/04/01
Chief-Arbiter IA Werner Stubenvoll, AUT
chess london

Bennett

Chess Secrets from the Chess History; How to play The London System according to Alekhine 1927.
chess london

Dash

Justin Drew Bieber was born on March 1, 1994, in London, Ontario, at St Joseph's Hospital,[14][15] and was raised in Stratford, Ontario.[16] He is the son of Jeremy Jack Bieber and Patricia "Pattie" Mallette. Bieber's mother was 17 years old when she became pregnant. His parents were never married, but maintain a close friendship and common goals regarding their son's personal and professional life. Mallette raised her son with the help of her mother Diane, and stepfather, Bruce.[17]
In September 2012, Mallette's memoirs, titled Nowhere but Up, were published. The book tells of her early life and her work with her son to pursue a career in the music industry. In her book, as well as in an interview with the Today show, Mallette talked about how everyone around her tried to push her toward abortion, and how she refused to abort her baby.[18] Mallette worked a series of low-paying office jobs, raising Bieber as a single mother in low-income housing. Bieber has maintained contact with his father, who married another woman and had two children.[19][20]
Bieber's paternal great-grandfather was German.[21] Bieber's mother's ancestry is French Canadian.[22] He has stated that he believes that he has some undetermined Aboriginal Canadian ancestry.[23] He attended a French-language immersion elementary school in Stratford, the Jeanne Sauvé Catholic School.[17]
Interested in hockey, soccer, and chess, he kept his musical aspirations to himself.[19] As he grew up, Bieber taught himself to play the piano, drums, guitar, and trumpet.[16][24] In early 2007, aged 12, Bieber sang Ne-Yo's "So Sick" for a local singing competition in Stratford and was placed second.[24][25] Mallette posted a video of the performance on YouTube for their family and friends to see. She continued to upload videos of Bieber singing covers of various R&B songs, and Bieber's popularity on the site grew.[1

Baruwal

Chess for BBM

Inoue

Edward Tarte--Chess Challenge #1, with prizes available:)
chess london

Okamoto

Chess lesson: sharpen your tactics!
chess london

Howard

Reading too far into this North Korea missile news! Seriously scares the shit out of me!

Davies

Game of the Day Rd 8 London Chess Classic
chess london

Nguyen

Can they find in London somebody a little bit more clever than that guy Lawrence Trent? He is surprised of every normal move! )))) It seems that he is surprised of seeing chess at all xdd

Murphy

We have 4 pairs of Tickets up for grabs

Phil Taylor Exhibition Friday April 5th
Bilton Working Mens Club, Harrogate, 7.30pm
To win 2 tickets add a joke in the comments section below the four that make me laugh will win 2 tickets - Try to keep it clean! :-)

Edwards

bj feels upset today i miss london i miss my pals i miss my football i miss my work, up there everything i miss

Roberts

Jim Armitage: Hacking exposes shoddy internet engineering

Saturday 30 March 2013

If your access to the internet was on go-slow this week, join the club. Across the globe, hundreds of millions of people suffered as peculiarly disenchanted and, presumably, bored hackers drilled big virtual holes into the foundations of the global world wide web.

Quite why these attackers do such things is a mystery to me. I know it's cold outside, but I fail to see why they can't just read books or (assuming them to be mathematically minded), play chess instead.

It's been reported that the attacks were the result of a tiff between some hackers and an anti-spamming group. I'm sure they feel their grievances warrant inconveniencing millions of people.

However, these latest attacks may actually serve a purpose. They highlight just how sloppily much of the engineering within the internet's global system has been done, and how little care the world's biggest internet companies take in checking who is sending messages through their servers.

The hackers launched their attacks with what's known in the trade as "botnets". Not a type of hosiery purveyed in Soho boutiques, but geekspeak for robot networks – networks of thousands of computers which are effectively infected, taken over and controlled remotely by hackers. The botnets were used to fire billions of messages simultaneously into the web's servers, clogging them up and grinding them to a crawl.

This week, the hackers have been attacking the crossing points that keep data flowing and connecting around the world, namely the internet exchanges of London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Hong Kong. London's Linx exchange came under heavy fire, particularly last Saturday, when yours truly was trying to find a decent furniture removal company online and, it seems, unjustifiably blaming my wi-fi connection.

The attacks appear to have taken a lull for a couple of days, although there are rumours that they will resume next week. However, some experts say the extent of the attacks could finally shake big web firms into getting to grips with the often-shoddy configurations of their equipment that make them vulnerable. And, critically, shock them into telling the difference between the fake data from botnets and bona fide stuff from real customers.

One thing is for sure, attacks like this always create loads more lucrative work for computer engineers – the best of whom often seem to be former hackers. I'm sure I'm not the only layman who smells a rat …

Butler

finding old friends met in the states when hitch-hiking in 1972, lost my addressbooks!
XX are people whose name I forgot, even if I remember them very very well.
New York: The Kosoks in Brooklyn, Rachel Rosenberg met in Manhattan, XX, XcX, later the YY and XX from the "red church", they accomodated me in December, and they were making VIDEOS (new thing then) and I saw a little spot with myself - wonder if they still have it, probably not. Arthur Brandt, a psychiatrist, for whom I initially came over to work.
MARYLAND: the commune in landover hills, md, whose members had picked me up at the new jersey turnpike (I think) all names forgotten, XX the female cousin of one of the members, people met at "varsity grill": Cindy, Bill Sargent, Cindy, Ginger, XX at dorm at the (love-story on tv), and XX who took me to Baltimore to hear Procul Harum, the commune who had arranged the concert and were accommodating a later to be famous Danish fotographer.
RALEIGH, NC: "the communitarian earth store", jim, carol and butch (had small twins), their sister, their friend betty baker,who had a little daughter and in whose house I left my slides, the concert-arranging-girl who knew alice cooper and with whom i celebrated halloween i durham, the girl whose boyfriend was in germany, the girl with whom I left my dance-competition-trophee from varsity grill, university of maryland, others..
to be continued

Amar

Blitz Chess #262 with Live Comments Benko Opening
chess london

Harada

The sad part about Officer Ross's lyrics in that song was that he may have been running a beta version of Rape Rap just to see if the masses would bite. Horrific if so. Its truly amazing that after 30 years of Hip Hop and bravado being hallmark to woo women for consensual sex (or if she's in the business of being chose), an A-List rapper would even play around in such a song. Oh well....another kid sent off....

Post a Comment

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...