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Sunday rapid fire chess tactic review

White to move. How should white proceed?
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Nakamura in Brazil: From Fighting Anand to Miss USA
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Ivanchuk wins, ties for Grand Slam lead

Round 2 results
# | Blancas | Res | Negras |
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1 | Vasili Ivanchuk | 3-0 | Francisco Vallejo |
2 | Magnus Carlsen | 1-1 | Levon Aronian |
3 | Hikaru Nakamura | 1-1 | Viswanathan Anand |
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This week's arts diary
This week Rachel Whiteread scupts for Britain, put your name down for Olympic posters, Shechter and Gormley unite and Geoff Dyer fawns
Whiteread comes home
Rachel Whiteread's most famous sculpture in Britain is House – a cast of the interior of a condemned house in the East End that, despite becoming something of a lightning rod for debate about contemporary art, had an incredibly brief life, being destroyed fewer than three months after its completion in January 1994. She's made permanent public sculptures for cities overseas, famously the Holocaust memorial at Judenplatz in Vienna, but there's still no permanent public sculpture by Whiteread in this country.
That's set to change: arts charity the Art Fund has commissioned Whiteread to make a permanent sculpture for the Whitechapel Gallery in London. Details are hazy, since the gallery has yet to gain planning permission, but it's hoped the piece will be finished in time for the Olympics, and will sit at the facade, above the main entrance, where a sculpted frieze was planned for the 1901 building but never realised. It will take inspiration from the "tree of life" theme of the building's architecture.
Race for Olympics posters
To a dinner hosted by art collectors Freddy and Muriel Salem in honour of the Chisenhale Gallery, now showing an exhibition of video and sculpture by James Richards at its HQ in the East End of London. I chatted to Carl Freedman, who runs Counter Editions, which produces the kind of artists' prints that are the nearest most of us will get to a contemporary art collection. Counter Editions will be publishing limited-edition prints of London Olympics posters, which have been designed by artists such as Bridget Riley, Fiona Banner, Howard Hodgkin and Chris Ofili. The designs will be unveiled in early November, and the prints will sell like hot cakes, so join the mailing list at countereditions.com to get first bite. Good news for cheapskates: the designs will also be available as mass-produced posters.
Shechter and Gormley duet
Ever since he burst on to the dance scene, Hofesh Shechter, the Brighton-based, Israeli-born choreographer, has made a name for himself with macho, visceral, jagged works. His latest project, however, comes without dancers. He's working with Antony Gormley – another artist obsessed with the role of the body in space. Shechter is writing a score for 100 drummers and a band of 30, for which Gormley is creating a sculptural environment. The work, called Survivor, will be premiered in January at the Barbican in London. "With a frozen image of his own body," says Shechter, "Antony at times expresses more than I can with the many living bodies of my dancers. He's a choreographer of space and emotion."
Dyer's dinner gaffe
Novelist, essayist and columnist Geoff Dyer recently warned of serious name-dropping, before describing his joyful feelings at sitting next to Martin Amis at a dinner hosted by William Fiennes. He then revealed that he had asked Amis to sign a handful of books he had brought for the purpose, an action that caused him to become, for the other guests, "an object of both derision and envy. The situation was further complicated by an undertow of regret. Having brought six books, I explained to Will, I might as well have brought the lot so that I could experience the glow of completion." Dyer gamely records Fiennes's answer: "'Of being a complete plonker, you mean?'"
Sunday, September 25, 2011
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
Chess: Bobby Fischer clears up
Another chess tactical review

White to move. What's the best continuation for white?
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Friday, September 23, 2011
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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The One Person Who May Know What Egypt's Generals Will Do - TIME
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Friday, January 21, 2011
Keith Olbermann gives abrupt goodbye to MSNBC show
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The Midterms
I think that all of the so called prognosticators who believe that the Democratic blood bath is inevitable are gong to be very mistaken. I am not saying that the democrats will not lose seats. I think that the they will. What I don’t believe is that most Americans will simply hand over power to morons. The Chuck
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Thursday's Daily Brief
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Aaron Belkin: Elena Kagan and Blind Faith in the Military
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Doug Bandow: Terrorism: Why They Want to Kill Us
There can sometimes be a case for military intervention or use of drones. But the high costs of these tactics must be recognized and weighed. To reduce terrorism, Washington should do less, not more, abroad.Bob Cesca: Listen All Y'all, It's a Republican Sabotage
The Republicans are willing to let one out of every ten of your friends go broke in the name of foiling the president and reclaiming control over the government (which they say they hate). Think about that.Sen. Dianne Feinstein: Urgent Action Necessary to Stop Health Insurance Corporation Greed
At a time of great hardship for many Americans, it is unconscionable that a few mega-corporations can simply misplace a few decimal points and quickly rack up millions of dollars in unjust profits.Tom Ferry: Are You Addicted to the Past?
The past is nothing more than a story we tell ourselves. Continuing to tell that story, verbally or non-verbally, eventually turns it into a reality. What you speak, you breathe life into things.DK Matai: The Rise of the Bio-Info-Nano Singularity
What is globalized human society going to do with the mass of unemployed human beings that are rendered obsolete by the approaching super-intelligence of the Bio-Info-Nano Singularity?HuffPost News
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Yahoo
Yahoo has made a lot of improvements, Good for Yahoo!
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Fox News Is Fake! Anyone who actually believes that propaganda is a complete moron.
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