Disfruta jugando al ajedrez con Easy Chess y consigue llegar a ser un maestro como los mismísimos Bobby Fisher o Gari Kaspárov.

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Cuando muere un ídolo, se siente y cuando ese ídolo pertenece a un deporte amado produce nostalgia, por que queda un lugar vacío, si, si, de esos imposible de llenar, tal tu caso querido y admirado Bobby, como nos hiciste sufrir cuando allá por 1972 en el match por el título mundial contra el gran Boris Spassky, perdiste la primera partida y no te presentaste a jugar la segunda y cuando volviste ya perdías 2 a 0 frente al genial ruso pero luego vino la exhibición y la memorable partida 21 en la que te fuiste al hotel, mientras Boris meditaba su jugada y decidía abandonar y así te coronaste campeón del mundo.

Pero te encontraste con la gran paradoja de tu vida, fuiste el héroe de la "guerra fría" al ser el primer y único norteamericano campeón del mundo en la historia y aparte a costa de los rusos, lo máximo del ajedrez, antes que vos , perdón gran maestro Capablanca,Karpov y Kasparov.

Y la paradoja fue que por haber sido un "héroe nacional" deviniste en traidor a la Patria, buscado por la CIA y el FBI, cuando por ganarte unos mangos jugaste en la bloqueada Yugoslavia allá por 1992 de nuevo frente al para ese entonces "nacionalizado francés" Spassky (otro traidor para los rusos, hasta los enfrentó en campeonatos) rememorando "la partida del siglo" , no pudiste volver más a EEUU y primera casualidad el presidente que convalidó tu cargo de traición fue, George Bush padre y 12 años después te detuvieron en Japón, durante 8 meses, allá por el 2004 y sabés una cosa, el que pidió tu extradición, parece joda, fue el actual presidente de EEUU, George Bush hijo.....los Bush, no te quisieron Bobby.

En Islandia ganaste el campeonato, los islandeses te amaron, te asilaron en tu final y te cobijaron en tu muerte, valorando a quién dijo..."no entender" a  los jugadores que con piezas blancas no mueven al inicio de su partida, como única y posible jugada, e4 (peón cuatro rey) y "no entender" tampoco a los que con las piezas negras no contestan, moviendo e5 (peón cuatro rey negro)....por que peón cuatro rey es la movida de los grandes, por su valor frente a la lucha despiadada de los trebejos.

Querido Gran Maestro Fisher (desde los 15 años) quiso el destino que partieses a los 64 años de edad y como todo en tu vida es paradojal, todos los tableros de ajedrez, tienen 64 casillas....Gracias por haber existido.

Iceland? How did Bobby Fischer end up in Iceland. There's got to be a story in there somewhere. If only I wasn't too lazy to find it.

Anyway, for reference, here's an article.

In 17 ianuarie  2008 a murit unul dintre cei mai mari jucatori de sah singurul care a facut onoarea Americii de a castiga impotriva unui rus (Boris Vasilievici Spasski) in timpul Razboiului Rece. Ceva ma face sa cred ca a regretat toata viata ca laurii s-au dus spre America. Bobby Fisher a fost un om controversat pana la moarte prin declaratiile si actiunile sale. In 1992 a jucat sah ( va dati seama ce periculos) in Iugoslavia in ciuda Embargoului lucru care a dus la ruperea definitiva de patria mama. Pana la sfarsitul vietii a ramas antiamerican si antisemit desi mama lui a fost evreica. Acum putem sa criticam sau sa nu fim de acord cu unele pareri ale sale(a afirmat ca america ar trebui stearsa de pe fata pamantului) dar trebuie sa recunoastem ca oameni onesti cu ei insisi care isi apara convingerile in ciuda consecintelor sunt foarte rari si deobicei sunt persecutati peste tot.

Incercam sa-mi dau seama care e diferenta intre Putin care mai aresteaza cate un indezirabil si America care retrage unui om pasaportul american pentru ca are o opinie altfel nonviolenta, asta daca nu ne gandim ca omul ar fi putut simti nevoia sa atace Casa Alba calare pe un cal de pe tabla de sah si sa-l sfideze pe diagonala pe presedinte cu un nebun.

Chess has long-been a metaphor for business, and there is plenty of strategy to borrow from Fischer -- that's from the chess board, not his life. Beginning in mid-1970's, Fischer clashed with the U.S. government over politics (Israel; Yugoslavia), ultimately relinquished his U.S. citizenship, and lived out the rest of his years as a near-recluse in Reykjavík, Iceland, the same city where the chess match that had made him famous in the first place was played.

Controversial and erratic as he was personally, on the topics of competition, strategy and tactics he was concrete and productive. For starters, he wrote a book: Bobby Fisher Teaches Chess, which we recommend you read. The New York Times obituary also writes of Fischer's hallmarks for winning...

In a description that might easily fit the classicly impassioned entrepreneur, the Times writes:

[Fischer] was fiercely competitive — some said he was driven by an abject fear of losing. At the chessboard he possessed the pitilessness of a tyrant — “I love to see them squirm,” he once said of his opponents.

A few of Fischer's Success Hacks include:

1) Study:
"From early on, he buttressed his penchant for original thinking with monumental study, and he became known for his mastery of the game’s literature. “Practice! Study! Talent!” was his formula for success. In a short time he would become incomparable at all phases of chess, from openings to endgames."

Others we call by their chess names:

2) The King’s Gambit — an opening strategy in which White sacrifices a kingside pawn to get a quick attack — had long been dismissed as too risky and romantic... The business equivalent would be the free giveaway we wrote about earlier today.

3) The Sicilian Defense: "The epitome of a sharp counterattack by Black." In business things (other than corporate raiding or greenmail) this would be "the upsell."

4) The Ruy Lopez :"a slowly building game of maneuver." We call this execution.

But the best thing said of Fischer's philosophy today reveals, in fact, a devotion to much more than any game or even winning. Bobby Fisher cared about innovation:

“But Fischer’s argument was that the old ideas were not necessarily bad ideas,” Mr. Pandolfini said [of him]. “They had merely fallen out of favor, and by injecting new thinking into an old idea, you created state-of-the-art logic.”

He also excelled at it, in his own way. Read Fischer's book for more explanation of good offensive and defensive strategies that have application off the chess board.
And for an early biography of Fischer, we also recommend Bobby Fischer: Profile of a Prodigy, by Frank Brady.

Por mucho codigo q escribas en Perl siempre estas a 0 pq es tan retorcida la sintaxis q si relees lo q escribiste hace 5 minutos ya no le encuentras sentido. Aun asi soy feliz ofuscando codigo. Me gusta cuando alguien pasa por detras y ve la pantalla monocroma llena de simbolos pq piensa q eres un aborto de Bobby Fisher y eso le enternece. Cuando se va busco en el google otro trozo de codigo q pastear.

Reagan cansado, Reagan dormir.

To many people, the family appeared to be the perfect family: husband, wife and 2 kids, even a dog. A nice house in Scottsdale, AZ. He had a good job and had been in the Navy. Life should have been good for them, if not for his temper and controlling ways. Well, and his infidelity. But with all of this, he was adamant against divorce. He even said he would commit suicide before going through a divorce. And in my opinion, how he thought anyone would ever want to stay married to him is beyond me. He was so controlling it is mind-boggling. He would not let his wife paint the walls anything but white and only put up a few pictures. Homemade, craft items were not allowed (even the quilts her mother made for her). He was embarrassed that his son did not like to hunt or fish. They fought a lot, about money, sex, even about the toys the children could have. He was not physically abusive, but it sure seems like he was emotionally abusive. I find it interesting that he was afraid of the effects that a divorce could have on the children, but it appears that he did not mind the scarring his how behavior towards them and their mother would have on them. So, instead, he murders them, by slitting their throats and shooting his wife, who he claimed to love, in the back of her head. Actions speak louder than words.
Robert has not been seen for over 5 years now. At first they thought it was a good chance that he committed suicide. But now, it is widely believed that he has changed his identity. How he is living, especially financially, is a good question. At the time of the murders, he withdrew a small amount of money ($280) and left all of the rest behind. Maybe he had a secret account? Or had cash stashed away. I am sure he planned this for a while, so he would have planned for having money.

If he is still alive, he will mess up. One day.

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