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Chess in Japan: Japanese Chess Players, Hikaru Nakamura, Shinsaku Uesugi, Joël Lautier, Yoshiharu Habu, Miyoko Watai Chess Life: Hikaru Nakamura, The Marshall Chess Club in the 1950s, Vol. 56, No. by Various Staff, 2001-01-01 Chess Life: Hikaru Nakamura The Youngest Master Ever!, Vol. 53, No. 5, May, 1998 by Various Staff, 1998-01-01 Chess Life: Hikaru Nakamura North American Open Champion, April, 2006 by Various Staff, 2006-01-01 Bullet Chess: One Minute to Mate by Hikaru Nakamura, Bruce Harper, 2009-09-03 New in Chess: Alexey Shirov back on board; Loek Van Wely returns to Foxwoods; Tomsk tops russian team champtionship; Jan Timman on Pawn Structures by Dirk Jan Ten Geuzendam, PeterDoggers, et all 2009 Chess Life: U. S. Champion Hikaru Nakamura Tops Foxwoods, Vol. 60, No. 7, July, by Various Staff, 2005-01-01

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61. Signature Series Collector Chess Cards
    chess Sets, Cribbage, Board Games, Backgammon, Plastic Playing Cards, chess Pieces Click to enlarge International Master hikaru nakamura Limited Edition  
    http://www.chessset.com/colchescar.html

62. National Scholastic Chess Champions
    Adam Weser, Alexandr Dementiev, hikaru nakamura, Leonardo Martinez A Historyof the National High School chess Championship (through 1997) by Steve  
    http://www.concentric.net/~williams/NatChess.html
    
    Extractions: National Scholastic Chess Champions YEAR KINDERGARTEN PRIMARY ELEMENTARY JUNIOR HIGH HIGH SCHOOL John Watson Robert Newbold Larry Christiansen Craig Barnes Michael Rohde Larry Christiansen Lewis Cohen Michael Rohde Lewis Cohen John Fedorowicz Joel Benjamin James Rizzitano Richard Kaner Andy Lerner Perry Youngworth Jim Thibault Joe Longen

63. Bobbyfischer.net :: View Topic - The Dark Secret To Promoting Chess
    It is the stories that sell chess. Why is the media still writing about BobbyFischer? Simple. 1 nakamura, hikaru NY 2734 2 Kaidanov, Gregory KY 2731  
    http://bobbyfischer.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=566&

64. Teen Is Youngest U.S. Chess Champ Since Fischer - - MSNBC.com
    hikaru nakamura of White Plains, NY, won the $25000 prize Monday after beating nakamura, who was born in Japan, was taught chess by his stepfather and  
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6678414
    
    Extractions: SAN DIEGO - A 16-year-old boy has won the U.S. Chess Championship, making him the youngest player to claim the title since 14-year-old Bobby Fischer won it in 1958. Hikaru Nakamura of White Plains, N.Y., won the $25,000 prize Monday after beating Alex Stripunsky, 34, of Rego Park, N.Y., in two overtime matches. The 11-day tournament in San Diego began with a field of 65 competitors. Nakamura, who was born in Japan, was taught chess by his stepfather and began playing competitively at age 7. A little more than two years later, he qualified as an American master. Nakamura became an American grandmaster last year, eclipsing by a few months Fischer's record of attaining grandmaster status at age 15. "Basically everything has been a blur," he said. He is tutored at home by his mother. He said school would take too much time from chess. His heroes are former chess champion Boris Spassky and Fischer. He said he didn't see himself as the next Fischer, the enigmatic and brilliant player who beat Spassky to win the world title in 1972.

65. Photos
    4time World chess Champion and 5-time Olympic Champion First woman in historyto break the gender Susan with hikaru nakamura. Click pictures to enlarge.  
    http://susanpolgar.com/polgarchess/showphotos_polgar.jsp?pr1=celebrities&pr2=Sus

66. Dennis M's Chess Site: Melody Amber, Round 8
    This is a blog for chess fans by a chess fan. I enjoy winning as much as anyoneelse, and I ve had a nakamura,hikaru (2752) Smirin,Ilya (2812) B09  
    http://chessstuff.blogspot.com/2005/03/melody-amber-round-8.html
    
    Extractions: Nothing of significance happened in the battle for the top spot, as Anand maintained his 2.5 point lead over the field - surprisingly, by winning on the Black side of the Petroff against Leko! Had Leko won, the tournament might have become much more interesting, but a 2.5 point lead with three rounds (six games) to go - one against cellar-dweller van Wely - ought to mean the trophy is as good as awarded. We shall see. For today's amusement, then, a contrast for your consideration. We'll take a look at a pair of Pirc games - one from this event, the other not. The Pirc Defense (which generally arises via the move order 1.e4 d6 2.d4 Nf6 3.Nc3 g6) is a sharp opening. Black baits White to take the center and attack, hoping that White will over-extend, the center will explode and Black will get to rule the wreckage. Sometimes the plan works and sometimes it doesn't, and we'll see what things look like in each case.

67. Pejmanesque: SEARCHING FOR HIKARU
    A 16year-old from White Plains, NY, has won the US chess Championship, the youngest hikaru nakamura won the $25000 prize Monday after beating Alex  
    http://www.pejmanesque.com/archives/008772.html
    
    Extractions: Now blogging at A Chequer-board of Nights and Days (http://www.chequer-board.net) Main Congratulations to Hikaru Nakamura A 16-year-old from White Plains, N.Y., has won the U.S. Chess Championship, the youngest player to win the title since 14-year-old Bobby Fischer in 1958. Hikaru Nakamura won the $25,000 prize Monday after beating Alex Stripunsky, 34, of Rego Park, N.Y., in two overtime matches. The matches were the highlight of the 11-day tournament that began with 65 competitors. It was viewed worldwide on the Internet. Nakamura said he has not decided how to spend the money, his biggest prize to date in his chess career. "Basically everything has been a blur," he said. That tournament was open to both men and women. In a separate tournament for women only, Rusudan Goletiani, 24, of Hartsdale, N.Y., beat Tatev Abrahamyan, 16, of Glendale for a $12,500 prize. "If chess is the 'game of kings,' these titleholders are the new royalty," said Erik Anderson, a Seattle entrepreneur and sponsor of the tournament. Nakamura last year became an American grandmaster, eclipsing by a few months Fischer's record of attaining grandmaster status at age 15.

68. Mechanics' Institute Chess Room Newsletter #155
    Home of Calgames chess Database! This site is devoted to the history of Californiachess. nakamura, hikaru g USA 2568 5. Charbonneau, Pascal m CAN 2442  
    http://www.chessdryad.com/articles/mi/article_163.htm
    
    Extractions: "When I am down in material and do not have a plan, I simply develop in the hope of finding one later." Max Dlugy The Pan American Continental Championships took place August 16th to 30th in Buenos Aires, Argentina.. The 7 who qualified for the next FIDE Championships were Lazaro Bruzon, Alexander Goldin, Ivan Morovic Fernandez, Hikaru Nakamura, Alexander Onischuk, Yuri Shulman and Giovanni Vescovi (Charbonneau, Gulko, Kaidanov and Shabalov were already qualified). Several young players had outstanding results including Nakamura, UMBC srudent Charbonneau and Ramirez of Costa Rica. 1. Goldin, Alexander g USA 2608 8.5

69. Mechanics' Institute Chess Room Newsletter #126
    Home of Calgames chess Database! This site is devoted to the history of 1) hikaru nakamura GM at 15 2) Kasparov vs. Deep Junior 33 3) America s  
    http://www.chessdryad.com/articles/mi/article_134.htm
    
    Extractions: Vladimir Nabokov, 'Poems and Problems', 1969 1) Hikaru Nakamura GM at 15 2) Kasparov vs. Deep Junior 3-3 3) America's Foundation for Chess 4) Shipman, Margulis and Hernandez lead Spring Tuesday Night Marathon 5) Chess in the News 6) Time Controls 7) Arthur Stamer Memorial Winners 8) MI Chess History CD: Volume 1 Brazilian GM Giovanni Vescovi won the A section in Bermuda in impressive style, but it was 15-year-old Hikaru Nakamura of White Plains, New York, who was the big story making his third and final GM norm. In doing so Hikaru broke Bobby Fischer's 44-year-old record as the youngest American Grandmaster. Hikaru, who was only half a point from GM norms in Bolivia and San Francisco last year, is well on his way to bigger and better things. We look for him to be crossing the 2600 FIDE barrier shortly. Congratulations also go to chief sponsor Nigel Faulks and chief organizer Nigel Freeman for again putting on a first rate chess festival. GMA Final Standings: 1. Vescovi, Giovanni g BRA 2592 8.0; 2. Svidler, Peter g RUS 2693 7.5; 3. Markowski, Tomasz g POL 2574 7.0; 4. Motylev, Alexander g RUS 2640 6.0; 5. Miton, Kamil g POL 2544 5.5; 6. Macieja, Bartlomiej g POL 2629 5.0; 7. Movsesian, Sergei g SVK 2663 5.0; 8. Volokitin, Andrei g UKR 2565 5.0; 9. Gershon, Alik g ISR 2571 4.5; 10. Shabalov, Alexander g USA 2613 4.5; 11. Christiansen, Larry M g USA 2562 4.0; 12. Al-Modiahki, Mohamad g QAT 2571 4.0;

70. More Chess Games By My Son Peter Sloan Aravena
    Play online chess for money by clicking on the chess for money banner on my White Sloan Aravena, Peter Black nakamura, hikaru Result 10  
    http://www.samsloan.com/petersgames.htm
    
    Extractions: My son has annotated 45 of his games against strong players, including many grandmasters, for the Internet . These are all interesting and exciting games. He writes: "Visit my website, http://www.chessartist.com/ , a growing archive of artwork I made while working towards a bachelors of fine arts at Purchase College Visual Arts Conservatory Full archive of my annotated chess games from http://www.chessartist.com/colum.htm The actual order page for buying original artwork is http://www.chessartist.com/competesales.html To email me with questions about how to purchase artwork, and shipping details, write to AjedrezDude@hotmail.com , please include an order number Play online chess for money by clicking on the "chess for money" banner on my website, Play online poker for money also with big cash bonus for signing up If you are interested in online lessons visit www.searchingchesstalents.com We are starting an online Kreiman - Aravena Academy of Chess PS My son calls himself "LatvianPrince" on ICC because his mother

71. Nevada Chess - Western States Open, October 17-19, 2003
    1 nakamura,hikaru WHITE PLAINS NY 2631 W19 W13 W12 D2 W9 D3 5 2 KUDRIN,SERGEYSTANFORD NJ 2630 W54 W17 W53 D1 W27 D4 5 3 WOJTKIEWICZ,ALEKS BALTIMORE NY 2638  
    http://www.nevadachess.org/xr/xr20031017.htm
    
    Extractions: October 17-19, 2003 Cross-Tables provided by Victor Flashman Open Section Expert Section "A" Section "B" Section "C" Section "D" Section "E" Section Key : L = Loss, W = Win, D = Draw, X = Forfeit win, Z = Forfeit draw, F = Forfeit loss, B = 1 point bye, H = 1/2 point bye, U = Unplayed Tournament Organizer

72. Chess - Nakamura At Biel
    hikaru nakamura leads the GM section of the Biel chess Festival after 6rounds.Good luck hikaru and continue to show your progress.  
    http://www.chessbanter.com/q-t_16447-Nakamura-at-Biel.html

73. Hikaru Nakamura - Schaaklinks.jouwpagina.nl
    The chess games of hikaru nakamura. 187 partijen van nakamura. (187 games ofnakamura.) www.chessgames.com/perl/chessplayer?pid=10084  
    http://schaaklinks.jouwpagina.nl/rubrieken/hikaru-nakamura.html

74. Sigeman Co Chess Tournament 2005
    However, Lars Bo also meant that it would be great for chess if nakamura would last year’s US champion, the 17year-old chess prodigy hikaru nakamura.  
    http://www.ksu.dk/sigeman/

75. 1998 Nassau Chess Club Championship Final Standings
    1998 Nassau chess Club Championship Final Standings 16, nakamura, hikaru,2227, W29, H, H-, H-, L5, W9, L6, L14, H-, W20, 5.0  
    http://www.webcom.com/timm/chess/nassau/1998-championship-standings.html
    
    Extractions: Final Standings Name Rtng Rd 1 Rd 2 Rd 3 Rd 4 Rd 5 Rd 6 Rd 7 Rd 8 Rd 9 Rd 10 Total Stripunsky, Alexander Bonin, Jay R Dolgitser, Konstantin Ritter, Mark H- Shapiro, Daniel E Goregliad, Sergei Salman, Joel H- Mirabile, Tim Chipkin, Leonard B H- Nakamura, Asuka H- H- Luchan, Jason G Josenhans, Daniel H- H- Bierkens, Peter H- H- Niculescu, Silvio H- Zemanian, Lewis W H- U- Nakamura, Hikaru H- H- H- H- Stenzel, Harold G Berg, George P Zardus, David L U- Panken, Richard B- Liccardo, Christopher B- X- Felber, Joseph J H- H- H- H- Karen, Brian H- H- H- H- U- U- Hellenschmidt, Andrew B- H- Lowinger, Daniel Kreitner, Ilan F- Brumberg, Matthew H- H- H- B- Chwick, Andrew M B- Guevara, Robert B- H- H- U- Back to my Home Page Contact Us

76. Association Of Chess Professionals | ACP News
    chess players have to bring their own chess sets and clocks – can this be calleda good organization 1 hikaru nakamura 7,5 (300 points for the ACP Tour)  
    http://www.chess-players.org/eng/news/viewarticle.html?id=322

77. Association Of Chess Professionals Members Of The ACP
    GM nakamura hikaru; GM Onischuk Alexander; GM SagalchikGennady; GM Seirawan Yasser; GM Shabalov Alexander; WIM Shahade Jennifer;  
    http://www.chess-players.org/eng/member/members1.html

78. ICC News Item #1785
    nakamura and Goletiani Win US chess Championship Playoffs. GM hikaru nakamura,beat GM Alexander Stripunsky in a rapid playoff to win become the Overall  
    http://www.chessclub.com/activities/news/1785

79. Ugly Chart : Hikaru Nakamura Becomes Grandmaster
    hikaru nakamura becomes grandmaster. I played in a team chess tournament withhikaru (he wasn t on my team) when I played for the Columbia University chess  
    http://www.uglychart.com/archives/2004/12/hikaru_nakamura.html

80. CHESS Lubomir Kavalek (washingtonpost.com)
    This time it was all about hikaru nakamura, the new US champion. Everyman Chessissued in a quick succession Garry Kasparov s two new volumes On My  
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A12509-2004Dec19.html
    
    Extractions: var SA_Message="SACategory=" + thisNode; Hello Edit Profile Sign Out Sign In Register Now ... Subscribe to SEARCH: News Web var ie = document.getElementById?true:false; ie ? formSize=27 : formSize=24 ; document.write(''); Top 20 E-mailed Articles washingtonpost.com Columns Chess ... E-Mail This Article Top News Chess What is RSS? All RSS Feeds By Lubomir Kavalek Monday, December 20, 2004; Page C09 Upon my arrival at the JFK Airport in New York from Europe on Wednesday, the U.S. customs official quickly found out that chess is my profession and said: "The kid won it!" They used to talk like this at the border about Bobby Fischer. This time it was all about Hikaru Nakamura, the new U.S. champion. Add Chess to your personal home page Fast Winning Pace Early in the month, he became the youngest U.S. champion, at 16, since Fischer, who won at age 14. Nakamura topped the 64-player field at the 2005 U.S. Chessmaster Championship in San Diego, which featured an unprecedented $285,962 in prizes. Winning his last-round game from a lost position, Nakamura shared first place with Alexander Stripunsky with 7 points in nine games, but swept the playoff 2-0. He won the event and $25,000 first prize on determination and great fighting spirit. Then on Dec. 9, Nakamura turned 17 and began to play a match in Cuernavaca, Mexico, against the 14-year-old Ukrainian prodigy Sergei Karjakin. This time Nakamura's 4 1/2-1 1/2 victory was convincing. Although he can out-calculate many players in tactical clashes, Nakamura also understands subtle positional play and is strong in the endgame. In the first game of the match, in the Scotch Game, Nakamura built his victory through the light squares that Karjakin could not have controlled.

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