41. FIDE Ratings Of US Chess Players As Of 01/01/2004 FIDE Ratings of US chess players as of 10/01/2003. 61, wg, krush, irina (IM),2465, 0. 62, g, Ashley, Maurice, 2465, 0. 63, m, Waitzkin, Joshua, 2464, 0 http://www.clubs.psu.edu/up/chessteam/fideratr.html

42. FIDE Ratings Of US Female Chess Players As Of 10/01/2003 (as of October 01, 2003) Back to PennState chess Team page. 1, wg, Polgar,Zsuzsa (GM), 2565, 0. 2, wg, krush, irina (IM), 2465, 20 http://www.clubs.psu.edu/up/chessteam/fideratf.html

43. Kasparov Versus The World@Everything2.com One of the key World Team members was 15year-old chess Master irina krush, irina krush is known to have read the boards, and rumors were rampant that http://www.everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=969659

44. IM Irina Krush Learn more about the chess activities of irina krush at her website withinSmartchess Online. Photograph of irina krush Copyright Smartchess.com http://www.chessvideo.com/authors/krush.htm

Biographies IM Irina Krush (USA) Irina Krush became the youngest US Women's Champion in history in 1998 at the age of 14 and is widely recognized as the USA's top female chess-player. She became the first American woman to earn the full International Master title (in 2000) and holds one GM norm (as co-winner of the 2001 NYC Mayor's Cup Category 10 international chess tournament in New York). Videos by IM Irina Krush Published and distributed by ChessVideo.com Krushing Attacks! Volume 1 Krushing Attacks! Volume 2 American Chess Princesses! Learn more about the chess activities of Irina Krush at her web-site within SmartChess Online Photograph of Irina Krush Developed by SVMedia

45. American Chess Princesses - Review irina krush s games are certainly the most instructive games of the lot for to keep a chess set handy for following some of the games (irina krush s in http://www.chessvideo.com/reviews/amerchessprin.htm

"American Chess Princesses!" Reviewed by Steve Lopez The young girl, clutching a teddy bear, stepped up to the tournament director's table. Her father hovered behind her, holding her chess set and scorebook. The father presented his nine-year-old daughter's USCF membership card to the tournament director and waited for him to fill out a pairing card for her. A group of us stood nearby, observing the scene with some amusement. "What a cute kid," we agreed. "She's probably here for the scholastic event." "She doesn't look too confident - probably hasn't been playing long."

46. The Daily Dirt Chess Blog: Accoona In Times Square American irina krush will face former FIDE women s champion Zhu Chen of ABC Studios has seen several chess events in the past and I think I ve been at http://www.chessninja.com/dailydirt/archives/accoona_in_times_square.htm

ChessNinja Home Subscribe! Play Online About Free sample issues White Belt: Sample issue Black Belt: Sample issue Main February 28, 2005 Accoona in Times Square American Irina Krush will face former FIDE women's champion Zhu Chen of China in two rapid games tomorrow afternoon in New York City. The event takes place in the ABC Studios building in Times Square at 5pm. It's open to the public and there are free tickets . I'll be there relaying the moves to Playchess.com and doing some impromptu commentary and contests. Brave the snow and come on by! You'll remember Krush beat Almira Skripchenko in September to qualify for this match. (And the preceding press conference and ear pulling ABC Studios has seen several chess events in the past and I think I've been at all of them. There was the Kasparov-Karpov rapid match in Dec. 2002, sponsored by X3D, the founder of which is also behind Accoona. Then there were two KasparovChess.com events in 2000. Garry gave a massive international virtual and real "UN of Chess") simul, walking past rows of computers as well as kids in the studio. Then there was the award ceremony for our World School Chess Championship. Sting and his band played a simul against Kasparov and then awarded the trophies to the kids. Most importantly, my mom got to see me on the jumbotron in Times Square. I don't know of if any coverage of those KC events has been preserved anywhere other than my hard drive, so I'm posting a few pics below. Permanent link Comments Looking forward to this event. Excellent planning to stage it on Linares's first off day!

47. The Daily Dirt Chess Blog: Ears To The Ground Now I see you referring to Skripchenko and krush as “French female 1” and irina is the top rated American Woman, and Almira the top rated French Woman. http://www.chessninja.com/dailydirt/archives/ears_to_the_ground.htm

ChessNinja Home Subscribe! Play Online About Free sample issues White Belt: Sample issue Black Belt: Sample issue Main May 16, 2004 Ears to the Ground A good reporter is always willing to make personal sacrifices to get the story. With this in mind I forced myself to hang out with Almira Skripchenko, Anna Hahn, and Irina Krush last Friday night. The occasion was the press conference for the ChinaCom.com (com.com.com?) match between French female #1 Skripchenko and her American counterpart Krush in September. You can read my report and interview with them here at ChessBase.com As is usually the case, the activities afterwards were more interesting than the press conference. The event was held at the Russian Samovar restaurant on the West Side of Manhattan and it is justly famous for Russian specialties and Russian vodka. The latter is probably what led to the ear pulling. (Not to mention the photos of the ear pulling.) Of course I wasn't going to stand for this and quickly called New York's Finest. Photogenic Officer Robert Giannetta was quickly on the scene to sternly admonish the French ear puller in question

48. Scholastic Chess Welcome to chess City s section just for young chessplayers. irina krush faceeach other in international competition at the Mechanics chess Club, http://www.chesscity.com/scholastic_chess.htm

49. Gigablast Search Results US chess Federation Players Gallery irina krush Biography and links.www.uschess.org/news/bio/krush.html 11.8k - archived copy - stripped - older http://dir.gigablast.com/Games/Board_Games/Abstract/Battle_Games/Chess/People/Kr

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Games Abstract Chess ... Controversy of Krush's lost move in Kasparov v. World Commentary and links to articles on the controversy: Krush recommended a move that (many feel) would have prevented Kasparov from winning. Her move was not shown in time, and a different move was played. Category: Games: Board Games: Abstract: Battle Games: Chess: People: World Champions: Kasparov, Garry www.chesslab.com/0799/match_reaction.htm [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Feb 06 2004 US Chess Federation: Players Gallery: Irina Krush Biography and links. www.uschess.org/news/bio/krush.html [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Sep 18 2003 Irina Krush Biography Biography of leading Kasparov v. the world commentator Irina Krush (her move recommendations were played 53 of 57 times). classic.zone.msn.com/kasparov/playbioIrina.asp [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Try your search on gigablast google yahoo msn ... dmoz Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.

50. Colorado Master Chess, Inc. - About Us irina krush won the Women’s Championship with the highest winning percentage irina is also producing chess videos. krushing Attack’s, Volume 1 and 2 are http://www.coloradomasterchess.com/Informant/98 US Championships.htm

INSTRUCTION CHESS ACADEMY of DENVER 11th Annual ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHESS CAMPS CHESS LESSONS ARTICLES Rocky Mountain News Chess Column School Mates CSCA Informant EVENTS Simultaneous Chess Exhibitions BOOKS Teaching Chess in the 21st Century BIO National Master TODD BARDWICK Testimonials GENERAL INFO Chess Quotes Chess Sketches 1998 U.S. C hampionships Colorado Chess Informant - January 1999) By NM Todd Bardwick The 1998 U.S. Chess Championships was the first national tournament held in Denver since the 1977 U.S. Junior Invitational. Before that, Denver hosted the 1971 World Championship Semifinal Match between Fischer and Larsen. The players said that the turnout of spectators to watch the U.S. Championships was one of the highest ever! For over a week, I got the opportunity to spend quite a bit of time with Joel Benjamin and Tal Shaked.

51. TimesSquare.com History & Stories irina krush was born in Odessa, Ukraine, on Christmas Eve 1983. She learned toplay chess when krush views chess as part sport, part art, part science. http://www.timessquare.com/history/chess_story.html

Home Calendar Guide Hotels Restaurants ... Advertise With Us by Paul Hoffman When the first women entered an international chess tournament in London in 1897, commentators dismissed their chances on the grounds that “they would come under great strain lifting the leaded, wooden chess pieces." More than a century later, world-class chess is still largely dominated by men, but a few remarkable female players have made it to the highest echelons of the game. "I am a woman who plays a man's game," Chen said after clinching the title. "So I balance feminine emotions with masculine logic to become the strongest player possible." send to a friend Stories Times Square Vaudeville Women's Chess Championship Only in New York: Times Square Recruiting The Naked Truth ... Sin, Salvation and Shopping in Times Square

52. Neverending - Irina Krush - From The Salt Lake Tribune The first was a match between 14year-old irina krush and 68Dyearold Arthur But a groundswell of scholastic chess programs for both boys and girls, http://www.goddesschess.com/neverending/saltlaketribune.html

George Koltanowski From the "Foreward" of Women in Chess, Players of the Modern Age John Henderson From The Scotsman , Chess Articles, on Judit Polgar Shelby Lyman From "Chess ? Are Girls too Nice to Excel in Chess?" Susan Lalic From Harriet in the Hunt , "Queen One" From the "Chessplayer" reporting on the results of the 1998 Ladies v. The Veterans Match From Sam Sloan's Chess Page Article from the Melbourne Herald - "Chess Player Cries Foul Over Revealing Rival" From The Salt Lake Tribune Prowess of Women Chess Warriors" [10/25/99] "Women in Chess, Players of The Modern Age" Selected excerpts Susan Lalic From The Polgars , "Queen One", The Chess Cafe , Archives Julia Lawlor Susan Polgar Women's Champ Battles Discrimination Shoba Narayan Chess' Glass Ceiling Ramadas Rao "The Male Is Still King of the 64 Squares" Checkmate From The Salt Lake Tribune , May 14, 2000 Rick Kennedy From Chess Life Magazine , "The Vera Menchik Club" The Neglected World of Women's Chess From The Hindu , February 19, 2000 How Gender May Bend Your Thinking by Christine Gorman

53. Neverending - "Checkmate" From The Salt Lake City Tribune A recent issue of the British chess magazine reveals that the top players And as many readers already know, 16year-old irina krush of New York is the http://www.goddesschess.com/neverending/tribunecheckmate.html

George Koltanowski From the "Foreward" of Women in Chess, Players of the Modern Age John Henderson From The Scotsman , Chess Articles, on Judit Polgar Shelby Lyman From "Chess ? Are Girls too Nice to Excel in Chess?" Susan Lalic From Harriet in the Hunt , "Queen One" From the "Chessplayer" reporting on the results of the 1998 Ladies v. The Veterans Match From Sam Sloan's Chess Page Article from the Melbourne Herald - "Chess Player Cries Foul Over Revealing Rival" From The Salt Lake Tribune Prowess of Women Chess Warriors" [10/25/99] "Women in Chess, Players of The Modern Age" Selected excerpts Susan Lalic From The Polgars , "Queen One", The Chess Cafe , Archives Julia Lawlor Susan Polgar Women's Champ Battles Discrimination Shoba Narayan Chess' Glass Ceiling Ramadas Rao "The Male Is Still King of the 64 Squares" Checkmate From The Salt Lake Tribune , May 14, 2000 Rick Kennedy From Chess Life Magazine , "The Vera Menchik Club" The Neglected World of Women's Chess From The Hindu , February 19, 2000 How Gender May Bend Your Thinking by Christine Gorman

54. NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: MIDWOOD; Chess Is This Teen-Ager's Life (Except For A Certa Fifteenyear-old irina krush has little time for teen-age trivialities.Often spending five hours a day playing or studying chess, irina, a sophomore at http://www.kmacklin.com/nytimes_com1999-01-17.htm

January 17, 1999 NEIGHBORHOOD REPORT: MIDWOOD; Chess Is This Teen-Ager's Life (Except for a Certain Boy) By KAREN MACKLIN Fifteen-year-old Irina Krush has little time for teen-age trivialities. Often spending five hours a day playing or studying chess, Irina, a sophomore at Edward R. Murrow High School, takes her talent seriously. ''When I have friends, it's because they're really important to me,'' she said. ''Everything else is chess.'' The dedication has paid off. Last weekend, Irina won the New York City high school chess championship for private and public schools, boys and girls. But, even more impressive, the achievement holds little weight for her. That is because Irina is already the nation's reigning women's chess champion. ''For a week, I didn't step out of my hotel room,'' she said about the United States Women's Chess Championship in Denver, where she won the title last November. ''That's the life of a chess player.'' But Irina, who was born in Russia, is setting her sights higher than that title, too. What irks her about the victory is that she didn't have to play against men to get it.

55. BCF Document The British chess Federation (BCF), founded in 1904, is the organisation that ® 8, b, Cramling, Pia, wg, 2499, ½½, krush, irina, m(w), 2455 http://www.bcfservices.org.uk/4ncl/

B ritish C hess F ederation The Watch Oak, Chain Lane, Battle, East Sussex TN33 0YD. Tel: 01424 775222, Fax: 01424 775904, Email: writeEmail('office','bcf.org.uk') Site Shortcuts British Championships National Club County Championships BCF Awards (e.g. Book of Year etc) BCF Officials Home Contact Us What's New News ... Links Welcome to Live Games from the 4ncl We will be broadcasting on Sunday 1 May 2005 and Bank Holiday Monday 2 May 2005 Live Games Sunday 01 May 13:00 GMT Online PGN file download Monday 02 May 11:00 GMT Online PGN file download Wood Green 1 drew with last year's 4NCL champions Guilford-ADC1 in an exciting match, fielding the two strongest club teams ever seen in the UK. Wood Green 1 become the new 4NCL champions on tie break, by winning more games. Wood Green 1 Guilford-ADC1 w Adams, Michael g Svidler, Peter g b Shirov, Alexei g Efimenko, Zahar g w Bologan, Victor

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Chess Enthusiasts!! Here's your chance to get in on the ground floor in collection of Chess Cards. The first four Chess cards are of Grandmaster Yassir Seirawan ,International Master Irina Krush/USA, Grandmaster Arnold Denker/USA, and International Master Hikaru Nakamura/USA . They have now been published and individually signed and are available for you to own. There is a strict issue unit limit of 1,000 cards each for the signature edition. The back of each card is numbered and presents a famous game that they've played. Additional series are being planned. About 4 per year will be presented. Think of the interest that will be generated for these initial, limited edition, autographed cards! Very limited stock so order now! Grandmaster Yasser Seirawan Limited Edition Signature Card (Click photo for larger view) Limited edition (1000 total) individually numbered, autographed Yasser Seirawan collectors card. Back of card is numbered, includes facts and an interesting game. Regular price: $14.95 Sale price: International Master Irina Krush Limited Edition Signature Card (Click photo for larger view) Limited edition, numbered, autographed Irina Krush collectors card. Back of card is numbered, includes facts and an interesting game.

57. Generation Chess International Tournament A Rousing Success! IM irina krush, as the only woman in the tournament, was accorded the duty Zambia s IM Amon Simutowe told The chess Drum that the loss to krush took http://www.thechessdrum.net/newsbriefs/2003/NB_Generation5.html

Generation Chess International Tournament (23 April - 2 May) Generation Chess International Tournament a rousing success! Approximately two months ago, GM Maurice Ashley penned a thought-provoking essay titled, " The End of the Draw Offer? " which examined the questionable practice of quick draws in professional tournaments. Much of the debate re-emerged after the last-round fiasco at the 2003 U.S. Championship where three of the top four boards agreed to quick draws to advance to a blitz playoff. GM Ashley was also impressed by the chorus of boos rained upon GM Garry Kasparov when he offered a draw (from a better position) in the last game of the Kasparov-Deep Junior match. The Brooklyn Grandmaster then sought to turn his provocative essay into progressive action by founding Generation Chess, Inc GM Ashley was onto something and after lengthy negotiations, he hatched the idea of a theme tournament. This tournament would not feature a pre-determined opening, but would have a set of rules discouraging and even penalizing quick draws. After the negotiations and a few line-up changes, the tournament became a reality when the first pawn was pushed on the 23rd of April. Ten players, six countries and a lot of chess ahead! The tournament would be relayed live to the Internet Chess Club and also live audio receive live audio at Chess.FM

58. U.S. Chess Championship (Final Report) WIM Anna Hahn has been on the US chess scene for a solid decade and is noted forher refined manner and IM irina krush WIM Jennifer Shahade, 1-0 http://www.thechessdrum.net/tournaments/USchess2003/finalreport.html

FINAL REPORT Women's Tiebreak Playoff As mentioned above, J. Shahade, Krush and Hahn participated in a playoff after all three were deadlocked at 4½ points. The playoff consisted of a single round robin (each player plays the other two) with 15 minutes per game. An additional five second increment would be added per move. The secondary tiebreaker would be a five minute blitz game and if the score is still tied, a "shoot-out" game. It was very interesting to see the huge crowd viewing the games. It was especially strange to see such strong players watching instead of playing. The packed room was buzzing with electricity as the women took their places on the stage. All monitors were focused on the game in progress so that the games could be displayed from any part of the room. Hahn-Krush . This battle arose out of an ultra-sharp line in Meran variation of the Slav. This game turned into a battle of minor pieces as the evaluation of the game went back and forth. Toward the end, Hahn began to push her passed pawns, and instead of defending, Krush decided to attack. She then blundered a piece after 53 Nf3+ 54.g2 Nfg5 (54 Nfd4 or 54 Bd1=) 55.Rc8+ and was forced to resign. Krush-J. Shahade.

59. People's Daily Online -- Chess Master Zhu Chen Wins In New York master irina krush left no doubt that they could play brilliant topnotch chess . irina krush was born in Odessa, Ukraine, on Christmas Eve 1983. http://english.people.com.cn/200503/03/eng20050303_175312.html

News Letter Weather Community English home Forum Photo Gallery Features Newsletter ... Site Map languages Chinese Japanese French Spanish Russian Arabic China World Opinion Business ... Photos Services Newsletter Online Community China Biz Info News Archive ... Weather Forecast RSS Feeds China Business World Sci-Edu ... FM Briefings Search About China China at a glance Chinese history Constitution Chinese leadership ... Sports UPDATED: 08:03, March 03, 2005 Chess master Zhu Chen wins in New York Chinese grandmaster Zhu Chen, 27, the ninth Women's World Chess champion, won the Accoona Women's World Chess Championship on Tuesday by defeating American rising star Irina Krush, 21, in a dramatic two-game match in the ABC Times Square Studios in New York. Chen won one game and drew the other. Chen and Krush played in the windowed studio at street level, making the Accoona event the most public championship in the history of chess. Accoona.com, a new SuperCool Artificial Intelligence Search Engine, organized the match as a cultural exchange event between China and America. Accoona.com enjoys a unique partnership in China with the China Daily Information Company, the largest and official English Language Web destination in China, from which Accoona has access to over 10 million unique visitors per day. The Accoona Women's World Chess Championship was sanctioned by the New York City Sports Commission, the US Chess Federation, and the Association of Chess Professionals.

60. World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov Defeats World Team In Kasparov Vs. The World irina krush, 15, is the US women s chess champion and youngest member of the USOlympiad team. •. Elisabeth P auml; htz, 14, is ranked eighth in the World http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/1999/Oct99/KasparovWinsPR.mspx

Microsoft.com Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for: PressPass Home PR Contacts Fast Facts About Microsoft Site Map ... PressPass Home Microsoft News Product News Consumer News International Contacts Legal News ... News Archive Corporate Information Microsoft Executives Fast Facts About Microsoft Image Gallery Related Sites Analyst Relations Community Affairs Essays on Technology Executive E-Mail ... PressPass Home World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov Defeats World Team In Kasparov vs. the World on MSN.com World Team Resigns on Move 62 World chess champion Garry Kasparov achieved victory Friday afternoon in the Kasparov vs. the World online chess tournament on the MSN.com TM network of Internet services. With 51 percent of the world team voting to resign, the intense game ended at move 62 after four challenging months of play, during which the world team proved to be a formidable opponent. "Although I have technically won the chess game, I think the real winners are everyone who participated on behalf of the world team," Kasparov said. "The world team was able to take advantage of Internet technology and join together to mount a real challenge. Over the past four months, I have been highly impressed by the proficiency of the collective world team and truly have enjoyed the competition." Kasparov, from Moscow, and event moderator Danny King, from London, will hold a live public chat on MSN.com Wednesday, Oct. 27, 10 a.m. PDT at

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