- A wrong move can do you in and be very costly.
- You got to keep playing. Are you ready for the next move?
- It is often tempting to make a move – think of all the possible traps!
- One move at a time. Rarely otherwise.
- That was a sure trap. You figured it out…
- You got to follow the rules. Each piece has it's unique style.
- You have to 'sit through the match' to win it.
- Never underestimate your opponent.
- Sometimes to elicit the level of your opponent, make a reckless move.
- If the opponent is repeatedly making stupid moves unable to acknowledge - that's the sign of an unworthy opponent.
- Sometimes pawns dont matter much, but they are often the most useful.
- Often what you see on the board is not what you get.
- You can go a long way, but then your own pawns are blocking you.
- It is not easy to checkmate. More easy to check.
- Sometimes it is hard to keep playing - but the sharpest, grittiest mind wins!
- Think upto 10, 20, 30 moves ahead???
- The next move is based on a future consequence!
- Reckless playing will lead to a loss, unless the opponent is also equally reckless.
- And lastly the board is not everything; it’s all in the mind.
- What is your next move?
The newspaper DNA (Daily News and Analysis - http://www.dnaindia.com/bangalore ) seems to have involved in not verifying its sources of photographs and having used my photographs (does this amount to plagiarism? I think it does) after it carried some of my pictures in the 'After Hrs' section of its newspaper on 31st January 2009, which I had taken at the IIMB Yamini 2009. It is good that they covered the event but they should have cited/verified the sources of the photographs. In all probability they or their sources just picked up the photos from my blog, with the belief that no one would notice anyways - seems they could not escape as luck would have it, I spotted them in the DNA paper on Saturday. It was early in the morning when as I flipped open the last page of the supplement that I was stunned to see my pics, which I was able to recognize immediately - however there were no credits anywhere in sight! Please check the photos below from the e-paper version on their website...
Hahaha! Sounds almost like Chess is like life! Or maybe, it IS!
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