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 ANTIQUE CHESS SETS. 

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Kasparov chess

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Esperanza

#fotografía #photograpy #niños #jugar #ajedrez

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Ajedrez

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Plaza de Armas de Santiago, septiembre 2012 (Santiago)

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Chess Forum, solo ajedrez en esta tienda del Village (at Chess Forum)

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Il y a bien sûr quelque chose de délicieusement nostalgique dans cet hommage à un ancien champion d'échec (photo en noir et blanc), alors qu'aujourd'hui un logiciel étale le moindre champion du monde, aux échecs ou au go, qui est encore plus complexe.

L'on pourra dater ce moment de l'histoire humaine où les langues les plus complexes parlées à la surface du globe (le russe, l'islandais, le mandarin…) produisaient, par l'habitude donnée dès l'enfance à des combinaisons syntaxiques retorses, des générations de champions mondiaux aux jeux de stratégie. L'on pourra aussi ajouter que ce moment particulier a pris fin dans les premières années du XXIe siècle - lorsqu'il a fallu commencer à apprendre aux élèves des écoles (dès le primaire) le code informatique.

http://www.lemonde.fr/disparitions/article/2016/06/07/le-champion-du-monde-d-echec-viktor-kortchnoi-est-mort_4941463_3382.html

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Haiti – Students face their opponents in the last chess tournament before the national competition.

Would you join us in praying for students in the Caribbean whose childhood consists of struggling to survive? Pray they will have opportunities to play games, laugh, try their hands at new challenges and just be kids. #PhotoPrayerOfTheDay

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TITLE: DUCHAMP PLAYING CHESS WITH A NUDE (EVE BABITZ)                 AUTHOR: JULIAN WASSER

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#RIP_kortchnoi Viktor Kortchnoi 6 juin 2016 #chess #echecs #champion

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What matters is not the next move but the next game. Knight to G5 … Stalemate.

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sidewalk is the best place to play chess #blackandwhite #streetphotography

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Chess…Jardin du Luxembourg, la concentration est de mise.

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Reigning national woman chess champion Marie Faustine Shimwa, 22, this month became the first Rwandan female to get the coveted World Chess Federation (FIDE) rating.

The Knight Chess Club player becomes the 22nd FIDE rated player after the world chess body considered results from her performance in the Zone 4.2 Africa Chess Championship held in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, in April.

Shimwa said: “I am so happy since I achieved one of my goals. But this is another challenge as well as motivation for me.”

To get a FIDE rating, an unrated player must compete against five rated opponents and get any draw or win, in a rated tournament.

Her first such major triumph came when she trounced Alain Patience Niyibizi, the reigning male national chess champion, during the 2016 Rwanda Open, early this year.

For two successive years, the third-year Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering student at the University of Rwanda (College of Science and Technology) has kept hold of the national female chess champion crown.

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