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Try comeannoyed. #* 55 Miay bit Inwentor Plubik 7 Avoi 8 t Scully 80 ‘chad Senart-aleciey % ‘sen Anti Novelist Oz ean sacs 1 LIBRA (Sent. 2-0et. getting involved in anything that oa ee Alex Rodriguez, ern, DougTiller, Bobbie Gentry 52 127 oF 128 Across fem 54 Patronize Spage oe someone worth knowing. **** JULY 27, 2003 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THES DAY: Maureen McGov- a ae poverige Reagard haghty i SUNDAY, = $2 Mars got escr! projects will help youstimulateall ata odticw ions teat eal ean a stars - time for new projects advancement.Helping othersto 2 sae ce eh es D1 e y n P plyto your careerand professional 8. abbr. 124 Logos, 5, e.g.: 3 stars - focus your efforts : el themselves pmselves will lead a to meeting eet help 1 star - avoid conflicts CHECKMATE omputers are a great equalizer. Before their advent, players with the most physi cal resources hada notable advantage they do not have today. They could accumulate ul collections of games for analysis and tournament preparation. It helped to be near or re side in a large city, where a chess center was availble. ‘Tournaments abound. Players in the most remote hamlets can also find strong players on the strongplayers, including grandmasters, seems to be increasing exponentially The Central Chess Club of Moscow appar The training potential of computers has ently housedan exceptional database compiled on index cards an important resource for Ru sian players. Bobby Fischer's strength was in part a result of access to Soviet publication lable in a New York City outlet ‘oday, even humble player oe Toda even the the most most humble player can can ea e ily purchasechessprograms containing hun: dreds of thousandsof games. Suchdatabases are constantly being updated. Gamesfrom the most recent tournamentsare, almost without excep tion, instantly available on the Internet NEY ol oe Karajan } e4 Internet or hone their skill on computer chess ND programs of world championship caliber. The re ji sult of today’s abundant chess resourcesis a es ; 4. Nxd4 worldwide efflorescence of chess. The number of Nea hardly been tapped. Onecan imagine computerpresented materials of the future which distill es Shelby Lyman Karajan i ™ 16. Nd Nijboer ¢ 6 9 44 19 gag 8 7 fxg6 Oa e Kxe? 5 ee} = Oc? Nxc4 4 4 Nas 6 wigs 2 1 28.014 Black ee = ibe feigned a) emery (a) White threatensbothOféchand Bxgé6. If 28. R(b)f8, 29. Ohachg5 30. Nxg5 with a devas: tatingattack TALby ScHAMeiap Henri Arnold andwonDGame Mike Argirion Nijboer —- u # axb3 8 a ie ARI Ne 15 RUN SOLVE-IT after 28. Of4 aa Ba? ae 8 00-0 record time. Theresult will be more chess, better! Be Friso Nijboer from the 2008 Wijk aan Zee tourna. ment in the Netherlands. ch iké rd e Ni646 é 445 sential knowledge and contain exerereises capayyy ble of helpingto train legionsof young players in, 2? chess ches: shes anduid more inore creative creative ches, The followingis a win by the 13-year-old Ukrainian grandmaster Sergey Karjakinagainst Nijboer - } aarer ar j k arajan kes Gea tare Beginner's Hint: Get the Queen, not a rook. 9940 WiX2 °€ UOVIN 209 2 49180" | ORMIOS sseuuRbog THEME a CROSSWORDPUZZLE ie _ Bringing Up Baby by James Barrick ACROSS 1. Aquatic bird 31.- -de-vie 32. impair 33, Unreliable car anthre 61. Particular 63. Forbidden: var 89. In abundance 90. Part 4 of 2 wds. 94, High Turk 5. 34. Distinguished 36 Jurassic Park attraction 41. Melts together 64. ops 96. Rear-ond 44. Dramatic conflict Ray flower 10. Septs 16. bf. 19. Grant or Masekela 20. tern for a landscaper 68. There are two in 102 Japanese 46. Leggy creature 71. 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