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Kasparov Chess : CAL - Computer Assisted Learning by Garry Kasparov, 1988
Kasparov Chess by Garry Kasparov, 1988
UNLIMITED CHALLENGE THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE WORLD CHESS CHAMPION by GARRY WITH DONALD TRELFORD KASPAROV, 1990
London-Leningrad Championship Games: Rematch Championship Games With Annotations by the World Champion (Pergamon Russian Chess Series) by Garry Kasparov, Kenneth P. Neat, 1987-09
Easy Steps to Winning Chess, Kasparov Trainer by GARRY KASPAROV, 1991
Easy Steps to Winning Chess by Garry Kasparov, 1991
HOW LIFE IMITATES CHESS (Signed First Edition) by Garry Kasparov, 2007
The Test of Time (Russian Chess) by Garry Kasparov, 1986-01
How Life Imitates Chess: The Attacker's Advantage by Garry Kasparov, 2007-09-30
Garry Kasparov on My Great Predecessors: Part III a modern history of the mid-20th century development of chess by Garry Kasparov, 2009
Chess Life: World Champion Garry Kasparov, Vol. 48, No. 1, January 1993 by Various Staff, 1993-01-01
Kasparov Chess - C A L - Computer Assisted Learning by Garry; et al. Kasparov, 1988-01-01
New in Chess Yearbook by Garry Kasparov, 1994-04
New in Chess Yearbook: Supplement to New in Chess Magazine (New in Chess Yearbook)

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RussiaToday.Info
kasparov, garry (chess player) Sixtimes world chess champion Born in Baku on April 13, 1963. Graduated from Azerbaijan s Institute of Foreign Languages.
http://russiatoday.strana.ru/en/top100/most_fam/2304.html

Extractions: His firsts match with World Champion Anatoly Karpov was suspended in 1984. The second match (November 10, 1985) earned him the world title, the thirteenth in chess history. He confirmed the title in matches with Karpov in London and Leningrad and again in Seville (Spain, 1987) and New York and Lyons (France) in 1990. He won world championships on two more occasions by beating Nigel Short in London in 1993 and Vishvanatan Anand in New York in 1995.
Chess Player Garry Kasparov Blames Putin For Destroying Democracy In Russia
chess player garry kasparov blames Putin for destroying democracy in Russia garry kasparov believes that Russia should unite with Europe.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1218174/posts

Extractions: The European and Russian governments are living in two different worlds "Business is politics in up-to-date Russia. The government controls all aspects of the nation's life and the commercial field is not an exception," the chairman of the committee "2008: Free Choice", Grand Master Garry Kasparov said on September 13th at the Baltic Forum of Development in Hamburg. Below you can find excerpts from the chess player's speech. "We must draw a distinction between the current Russian leadership and the citizens of Russia. The rich culture, creativity, the knowledge and humanity of our nation is still alive and means a lot more to the world than the whole Russian oil," Kasparov said. "High oil prices make the only support for Putin's regime. Citizens of other oil-extracting countries do not derive profit from the oil wealth. Both oil and all other natural resources of Russia should have their own markets and open ways to reach those markets." Garry Kasparov believes that Russia should unite with Europe. "This union would be important to the Russian nation for social and economic reasons. The traditions of the European democracy and the relative economic stability will help Russia become a modern state. However, Putin's regime mixes up the past and the present. A lot of Russia's neighbors are still being suspicious about Russia, and they have reasons for it. An order in the past is necessary for the future progress. The European and Russian governments are living in two different worlds," Kasparov stated in Hamburg.
Kasparov Chessmate - Learn And Master The Game Of Chess With Garry Kasparov.
Learn and master the game of chess with garry kasparov.
http://www.smartdownloads.net/download-26765.html
USATODAY.com - Chessmaster Garry Kasparov Retires At 41
garry kasparov, the chess world s youngestever champion and its public face and undisputed king the last two decades, made a stunning move shortly after
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/mathscience/2005-03-11-kasparov_x.htm

Extractions: OAS_listpos = "PageCount,NavBottom120x90,Top728x90,Zaplet1,FloatBottom,Bottom468x60,VerticalBanner,Poster3"; Classifieds: Cars Jobs Dating USA TODAY ... Weather Tech Products Products home Edward C. Baig Jinny Gudmundsen Marc Saltzman Wireless Center Hotspot finder Wi-Fi primer Columnists Columnists index Andrew Kantor Kim Komando Kevin Maney ... WonderQuest More Tech Hot Sites Tech briefs Shareware Shelf Ask Kim Komando ... Classifieds Marketplace Music Shopping Special Offer Newspaper ... Classifieds Posted 3/11/2005 6:26 AM Updated 3/11/2005 1:08 PM Today's Top Tech Stories NASA to unveil plans for 2018 moon mission Mice infected with bubonic plague missing Times to charge for access to columnists Early days for mobile payment, and it shows ... Add USATODAY.com RSS feeds E-Mail Newsletters Sign up to receive our free Tech e-newsletter E-mail: Select one: HTML Text OAS_AD("VerticalBanner"); Chessmaster Garry Kasparov retires at 41 By Judith Ingram, Associated Press In part, Kasparov is retiring in part because he doesn't see any new challenges in the game.
Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess Volume 1 From Viva Media Tivola Publishing
Powered by FRITZ, the world s number 1 ranked computer chess software This allnew and absolutely unique interactive video features the greatest chess
http://www.viva-media.com/products/GKTeachesChess/GKTeachesChess.html

Extractions: Vol. 1 Opening Strategies, The Queen's Gambit Product Description: Powered by FRITZ, the world's number 1 ranked computer chess software This all-new and absolutely unique interactive video features the greatest chess player of all time, Garry Kasparov and the world's most sophisticated chess program, FRITZ. For the first time, Garry Kasparov explains to chess enthusiasts why the Queen's Gambit is one of the most important openings in chess, and what the ideas behind this opening are. He does this using the Fritz Chess Media System, which displays all his actions fully synchronized on the chessboard, including colored arrows, highlighted squares and alternate continuations. The full range of concepts covered in this interactive instructional video, from main ideas to detailed specifics of the opening, makes this an ideal tool for all players, from beginners to the pros. Follow Garry Kasparov explaining the history of the Queen's Gambit from the beginnings through it's current use by Grandmasters.
Chess Champion Of The World Garry Kasparov
chess Champion of the World garry kasparov. garry kasparov has been playing chess since the age of 6. Since 1973 he has perfected his mastership at M.
http://www.chessebook.com/history_1.php?chem=kas
Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess Volume 1 PC Review - CGN
Videogame news, codes, screenshots, movies, features, reviews, previews, forum, and more.
http://www.cgno.com/reviews/652.html

Extractions: So, can board games ported to the computer really be considered videogames? Yes but only in the most literal sense of the phrase. Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess doesnt do much to help their reputation. The game is fully playable on a DVD player. Graphics-wise its about as flashy as a chess game can get, though I would personally recommend the old 1988 game Battle Chess , which had some excellent combat animations and could fit entirely on one floppy disk. With GKTC , however, its clear weve entered the modern era of computerized chess and honestly, its not that much different from the old days.
GameStats: Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess Volume 1
GameStats.com The largest source for reviews, previews, news, cheats, tips, walkthroughs, message boards, feedback, and statistics for gamers and industry
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Extractions: Platform Game Boy Advance GameCube PC PlayStation 2 Xbox Amiga Amiga CD32 Amiga CDTV Amstrad/Schneider CPC Apple IIGS Apple IIe/c/c+ Arcade Atari 2600 Atari 400/800/XL/XE Atari 5200 Atari 7800 Atari ST CD-i Colecovision Commodore 64/128 Commodore VIC-20 Commodore-16 Dreamcast Dreamcast VMU Emerson Arcadia 2001 FM Towns Marty FM Towns PC Fairchild Channel F Famicom Disk System Game Boy Game Boy Color Game Gear Game.Com Genesis Gizmondo Intellivision Interactive TV (iTV) Jaguar LCD games LED games LaserActive LeapPad Linux Lynx MSX Macintosh Master System Microvision Multi N-Gage NES NeoGeo NeoGeo CD NeoGeo Pocket Color Nintendo 64 Nintendo 64DD Nintendo DS Nintendo Revolution Nuon Odyssey2/Videopac PC-FX Palm Organizer Pinball Pippin PlayStation PlayStation 3 PlayStation Portable Playdia Pocket PC PocketStation Pokemon Mini Saturn Sega 32X Sega CD Sega Pico Sharp X68000 Sinclair ZX Spectrum Super NES TI-99/4a TV game systems Tapwave Zodiac Tiger R-Zone TurboGrafx/Duo/PC Engine V.Smile TV Learning System Vectrex Virtual Boy WOW Action Max Watara SuperVision Web Games Wireless WonderSwan WonderSwan Color Xbox 360 iQue ESRB Unrated Early Childhood Everyone Teen Mature Adults Only Kids to Adult Rating Pending GS rating PRESS
MobyGames - Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess: Volume 1
garry kasparov Teaches chess Volume 1 for Windo by chessBase GmbH, Viva Media, LLC. One of the chess world s biggest stars, garry kasparov,
http://www.mobygames.com/game/garry-kasparov-teaches-chess-volume-1

Extractions: Become a Sponsor All Games User Actions Rate this Game Add to Want List Add to Have List Review this Game ... Contribute Rap Sheet Main Summary Credits Release Info Cover Art Screenshots Reviews Technical Specs Rating Systems Trivia Advertising Blurb Manuals/Docs Buy/Trade Links/Searches Other Advertise With Us The MobyStore Friends of Moby ChangeLog ... FAQ Released: Feb 21, 2005 Published By: Viva Media, LLC Developed By: ChessBase GmbH MobyScore: not yet rated Platform: Windows Genre: Perspective: Non-Sport: Educational: Misc: Description One of the chess world's biggest stars, Garry Kasparov , brings his expertise and secrets to the public in this interactive instructional video game, powered by the Fritz chess engine. This first volume concentrates on the renowned opening move the "Queen's Gambit." Players will learn the histories and strategies behind that famous opener. Play out the moves using 3D boards and chess pieces. Other chess greats, Steinitz, Tartakower and Rubenstein, add their input. Discover various deviations, like the Lasker Defense, Capablanca's approach
Pravda.RU Is Garry Kasparov A Swindler?
Especially with chess World Champion since 1985, garry kasparov. Men of this kind can even surpass Santa Klaus with making Christmas presents.
http://english.pravda.ru/main/2002/12/30/41541.html

Extractions: As is known, chess is the art of sheer, pragmatic but still elegant calculation. That is why, any dealings with a chess player are dangerous to peoples reputation and purse. Especially with Chess World Champion since 1985, Garry Kasparov. Men of this kind can even surpass Santa Klaus with making Christmas presents. As it turned out, Garry Kasparov is an expert at making unpleasant surprises. On the eve of 2003, the First International Bank of Israel is blaming Russian chess player Garry Kasparov of the refusal to pay off a loan at the rate of 1.6 million dollars, the Bloomber agency informs. The bank is deeply insulted with the insolence of the chess champion and has sent an appeal to the Delaware circuit court. Russian lawyers would have estimated the actions of the chess champion as a fraud with a high degree of cynicism. The Israeli bank provided a loan at the rate of 1.6 million dollars to the chess champion in September 2000. Garry Kasparov guaranteed repayment of the loan with shares of his new company Kasparov Chess Online which he gave to the bank. However, as attorneys of the bank say, the debtor suddenly issued an instruction to close the website and abandoned the company. As is said in the banks appeal to the court, Garry Kasparov broke an agreement concluded with the bank when he closed the website, thus the company was deprived of its source of income.
Pravda.RU Interview With Garry Kasparov
Interview with garry kasparov I have always loved playing chess, and for me playing chess is about winning, and I couldnt imagine myself playing chess
http://english.pravda.ru/sport/2002/02/14/26409.html

Extractions: I have always loved playing chess, and for me playing chess is about winning, and I couldnt imagine myself playing chess for fun, because winning is a part of the challenge. At one point, when you are used to fighting for your number one spot, you will not be able to imagine yourself giving it up without a fight. In many years I faced several crucial points when people said Garry will no longer be the best player, and it encourages me, it strengthens my determination to fight again. And its very clear that my success in 2001 was dictated by the disaster in London. Also my very successful years in 1999 and 2000 resulted from growing criticism of me in 1997 when I didnt play much chess and Anand was doing very well. So, as long as I have my energy in place, I will be fighting.
Software Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess 1: Opening Strategies, The Queen's Gambit
Software garry kasparov Teaches chess 1 Opening Strategies, The Queen s Gambit (DVD)
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Garry Kasparov Vs. Zurab Azmaiparashvili Chess Match
garry kasparov, the world s alltime top chess player lived up to his fame, as he defeated the European champion, Zurab Azmaiparashvili 5½-½ in six
http://www.venizelia.gr/clash/

Extractions: all times local (GMT +3) Rapid 1 (25+10) Kasparov vs. Azmaiparashvili view games or download .pgn Rapid 2 (25+10) Azmaiparashvili vs. Kasparov Blitz 1 (5+3) Kasparov vs. Azmaiparashvili Blitz 2 (5+3) Azmaiparashvili vs. Kasparov Blitz 3 (5+3) Kasparov vs. Azmaiparashvili Blitz 4 (5+3) Azmaiparashvili vs. Kasparov
Kasparov Blunders In Wild Game, Leaving The Match Even
Machine World Computer chess Championship, garry kasparov had a way to force a draw but thought that he had better. Instead, garry blundered and found that
http://www.ishipress.com/manmach3.htm

Extractions: The game is almost too difficult to analyze. It began the same as in Game 1, until the computer varied on move 6. Kasparov got the advantage in the opening but could not find a way to win. The computer played moves no human would ever play, castling right into Kasparovfs strong kingside attack. Later, the computer grabbed a pawn few humans would dare to take. Kasparov seemed to be tottering on the brink of defeat, but found good moves. Finally, Kasparov found a way to force a draw. However, he thought he had more and could win. His winning move turned out to be a blunder and he lost. The game was filled with incredible moves. For example, 22. ... Qb8 was a move nobody expected. The critical position came on move 32. Here, Kasparov could play 32. Ng6+. The computer cannot play 32. ... Kg8 because there will be a knight fork coming up. After 33. Qxf5 Qxf5 34. Ne7+ forking the king and queen, White wins.
Garry Kasparov Teaches Chess: Volume 1 - How To Play The Queen's Gambit : Review
garry kasparov TEACHES chess VOLUME 1 HOW TO PLAY THE QUEEN S GAMBIT reviews from the nation s top critics and audiences. Also includes game info,
http://www.rottentomatoes.com/game-713352/

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BBC NEWS | Europe | Kasparov: King Who Reigned Supreme
garry kasparov s retirement at the age of 41 ends 20 years of chess domination. In the blackand-white world of chess, kasparov is regarded by many as
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4341187.stm

Extractions: Those who meet Kasparov are struck by his intensity Garry Kasparov's retirement at the age of 41 brings to an end 20 years of domination of the world of chess. In the black-and-white world of chess, Kasparov is regarded by many as the greatest. There are those who are drawn to the flashes of brilliance of the eccentric former US world champion Bobby Fischer, but Kasparov's relentless two-decade crushing of the opposition has left most chess aficionados awed. Like a Schumacher or a Sampras, the genius from Baku has an aura of invincibility that will live long in the memory. He may have lost his championship to the younger Russian Vladimir Kramnik in 2000, but he is retiring as the undisputed world number one. English grandmaster and Sunday Telegraph chess columnist Nigel Short is one of those who has been on the wrong end of Kasparov's brilliance, losing their world championship clash in 1993.
BBC NEWS | Europe | Chess Master Kasparov To Retire
garry kasparov announces that he will retire from competitive chess. Former world champion garry kasparov has announced that he is to retire from
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4338719.stm

Extractions: World Service ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Last Updated: Friday, 11 March, 2005, 00:51 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Chess master Kasparov to retire Kasparov opposes Russian President Vladimir Putin Former world champion Garry Kasparov has announced that he is to retire from competitive chess. He made the surprise announcement after winning a prestigious tournament in Spain for the ninth time. "I will continue to play chess because it is a lot of fun, but no longer on a professional level," he said. The 41-year-old said he had made the decision because of the intense pressure which he had been under over recent years. The chess grandmaster, a leading critic of Mr Putin, heads a group of top Russian liberals who have joined forces to keep Vladimir Putin from staying in the Kremlin after 2008. His group, called Committee 2008: Free Choice, has criticised Mr Putin's control over Russia's parliament and the country's media, and what it calls the "flat-out falsification of the last election's results". They have vowed to ensure a new president is elected in 2008.
My Great Predecessors - By Garry Kasparov
This book brings together the two greatest names in the history of chess. The author, garry kasparov, is the current world number one and thought by many to
http://www.bcmchess.co.uk/chessbooks/kasparovbooks.html

Extractions: Year Published: A series of six volumes on the world chess champions and their rivals, by the world's greatest chess player, Garry Kasparov. Four volumes are available now (as at December 2004), with two volumes to come. Watch this space for further news... Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 NOW IN STOCK... Kasparov on Fischer!
Business & Management Speakers: Garry Kasparov - The London Speaker Bureau - UK
garry kasparov also brought rapidchess tournaments to the spotlight in 1987, when he played a rapid chess match with Englishman Nigel Short.
http://www.londonspeakerbureau.co.uk/speakers/viewSpeaker.aspx?speakerid=294
CNN.com - Kasparov, 3D Rival End Chess Series In Tie - Nov. 19, 2003
World chess champion garry kasparov tied his computerized opponent X3D Fritz in a final match, leaving the fourgame series in a draw.
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TECH/fun.games/11/19/kasparov.chess.ap/

Extractions: International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Autos SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters Your E-mail Alerts RSS ... Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com World chess champ Gary Kasparov and X3D Fritz may have a rematch. Story Tools YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Garry Kasparov Chess or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? NEW YORK (AP) World chess champion Garry Kasparov tied his computerized opponent X3D Fritz in a final match, leaving the four-game series in a draw. The match pitted Kasparov against a 12-year-old computer program that has recently been developed into a virtual reality game by X3D Technologies. The previous three games in the series averaged more than three hours each; Tuesday's clocked in at under two hours. "It looked like a short game, but for me it was not a game of chess, it was more of a gamble," said Kasparov, 40. "It's very, very important that we're learning. Machines are getting better but we're also learning." Kasparov and his computer opponent entered game four tied at 1.5 points each. Kasparov tied the computer last week in the first game, lost the second and won the third. The International Computer Games Association and the U.S. Chess Federation have sanctioned the match as the first official world chess championship in virtual reality.

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