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April 24, 2006
Let the bidding begin...
If you've got five grand to spare you can spar with the killing instincts of Kasparov!
25 winners and their guests will join Garry for a 25-board simultaneous exhibition followed by a sit-down dinner at the famed NY Athletic Club on June 12th. All proceeds will benefit the Kasparov Chess Foundation.
So, ar you ready to play? Click here to bid!
About the Kasparov Chess Foundation
Founded by World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov, KCF's mission is to bring the many educational benefits of chess to children by providing a complete chess curriculum and enrichment programs. The Foundation promotes the study of chess as a cognitive learning tool in curricular classes and after-school programs, both in the public and private school sectors. To learn more, visit kasparovchessfoundation.org.
Posted by rene on 1:06 PM | Comments (0)
April 13, 2006
Tune in to 'Chess Live Radio'
Folks, "check" it out!
Enjoy live audio coverage with Chess-Live-Radio, on the air. Sit back and listen to Masters, analyze play, by play, coverage of National, and International events right from the comfort of your home. Go to chess-live-radio.com.
There's even a BBC interview with Garry Kasparov [hear him now].
Posted by rene on 8:42 AM | Comments (0)
April 11, 2006
"One Lens To Rule Them All"
I have recently learned about a new cool website "where bloggers can plumb those obscure passions," according to nytimes.com. And it's called Squidoo.
Squidoo.com is a quirky search engine that allows users to either sell or buy other people's esoteric skills and knowledge, among other things. The site uses the simple idea of a "lens" or "a single web page filled with information and links that point to other web pages.
Anyway, I ran a simple search with the word "chess" and came up with dozens of results - among them "chess blogs" all in its own category.
So, give Squidoo a try and check out the multitudes of chess blogs and links below. Who knows, your off-beat skill - or skills - may interest someone in Arizona or Portugal!
+ http://www.squidoo.com/chessblogs/
Posted by rene on 12:10 PM | Comments (0)
