Colorado Springs Chess News by Paul Anderson
Greetings
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Colorado Springs
Chess Newsletter The newsletter began on March 1, 2004 as a way for me to receive and distribute any last minute schedule changes about local chess events and to put to use the analysis and publishing features of my Fritz 8. However, I soon realized that I liked reporting on the results of my local club and adding some humorous comments about the games I was publishing. So, during my chess season (typically February to August) the newsletter will contain at least a couple of articles from me (This Week In Chess and Game Of The Week). Every now and then, I will receive chess news, chess games, or other chess stuff from my readers, which I am more than happy to include, as I think it makes for a better newsletter. It doesn’t matter where you are from or what the news is about (as long as it is about chess); you are welcome to contribute. (If your info is sent correctly, you will be taken to the newsletter archive.) |
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Colorado Springs
Chess News On The Web You can find the Colorado Springs Chess News in several places on the web now. The Colorado Springs Chess News Yahoo! Group started in October 17, 2006 as a way to replace the now-defunct guest book feature. Members can upload their own photos and files, create their own polls, or just keep in touch with emails during the off-season. If you’d like to check out the Colorado Springs Chess News Yahoo! Group, just click on this link: http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/cs_chess/ The Colorado Springs Chess News Online Store began on October 30, 2006 with the now world-famous “Kissing Knights” logo on a wide variety of products. So, if you are looking for some chess-related gifts for Christmas, birthdays, or just to encourage someone, be sure to check out the store here: http://www.cafepress.com/cs_chess The Colorado Springs Chess News Youtube Channel started in October 27, 2008 as a way to enjoy the chess video creations of local chess players, Anthea Carson, Tim Brennan, and LM Brian Wall. However, I soon began adding my own video productions with the help of my son. Members can rate videos and leave comments. If you’d like to check out the Colorado Springs Chess News Youtube Channel, just click on this link: http://www.youtube.com/user/cschessnews The Colorado Springs Chess News Facebook Group started on June 15, 2009 after much prodding from local chess players Tim Brennan and Randy Reynolds. Members can share photos, links, and comments with a world-wide audience. If you’d like to check out the Colorado Springs Chess News Facebook Group, just click on this link: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=97792570473 |
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How To Find Things
In Past Newsletters If you are interested in finding something in a past newsletter, the search feature can help. You can use lower case, and the search engine will locate both upper and lower case instances. You can use double quotes to search for an exact phrase, AND to narrow your search, OR to expand your search, or NOT to exclude pages that are not relevant. Since the links to the click-and-move chess games are only found in the newsletters, the search feature is the easiest way to locate specific openings, specific players, or specific topics you like and see if the items have ever appeared in any of the past newsletters. |
