These sound so FUNNY!! Q&A-----
Q-What is chess and who gets to start first?
A-"Shareholders were to be started on the white chess and chess, followed by black fruit in the rotation-queue to find a winner."
Q-Ummm OK, Describe chess then. What should a chess player do to win?
A-"He not only need to know the name of the whole chess, but chess should memorize the whole movement. This is because every two chess has its own measures."
Q-Aha right...so give me examples of how chess pieces move?
A-"As the horse ( knight ) to move in the form of L while the Camall ( rook ) moves in a horizontal or longitudinal extent required, but not on a diagonal, "
Q-Tell me the secret of your success. How do you manage to find time to practice chess?
A-"If other family likes to spend time watching the movie or just relax on the weekends, the family is otherwise me. Day weekend is the family joined a chess competition."
Q-COOL..tell me how does chess help you.
A-"Not complete my life without chess. Love to play chess because it teaches us to be constantly aware of and understand the playing styles of opponents. At the same time, it determines the minds of thinking skills in solving problems. Method (think) that actually helped me in Mathematics which requires us to find ways to work to get the right answer, about special chess."
Q-Thank you for your time sir. Please say no more...
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Future of chess in Malaysia..? <<<<>>>
Hi guys, anyone wonder why chess in Malaysia is going down? Well for example, Mas Hafizulhelmi, Nicholas Chan, Mok Tze Meng and other top guns of Malaysian chess (the slightly older generation) aren't being replaced by a better chess-playing generation nowadays. At this point, you'd probably be thinking that the main reason of the drop in level is that the current generation is too lazy to spend time for chess or that they're simple talentless. I don't think so...
I started playing chess when I was 8 years old and my first National Age-Group Championship was held in a beautiful hall at Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC). Just after that, it was shifted to Pearl Point hotel which is at about the same standards if not slightly worse than the previous venue. Then the bad things started happening...shifted to Wilayah Complex, and believe it or not...one day when there was a tournament in Wilayah Complex, I thought they had mistakenly stated that the tournament venue was on the 4th floor...when I thought that it was only a car park(guess what happened...?). Since then even prestigious national tournaments were being held in that car park...WOW!! National Juniors 2008 was a reasonable success as the playing hall was good. Then came 2009! They had to hold such a prestigious National Juniors tournament in a SCHOOL SCIENCE LAB!!
I won't be surprised if in another 5 years, they might start holding chess tournaments near coffee shops and after that....under a tree?
I started playing chess when I was 8 years old and my first National Age-Group Championship was held in a beautiful hall at Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC). Just after that, it was shifted to Pearl Point hotel which is at about the same standards if not slightly worse than the previous venue. Then the bad things started happening...shifted to Wilayah Complex, and believe it or not...one day when there was a tournament in Wilayah Complex, I thought they had mistakenly stated that the tournament venue was on the 4th floor...when I thought that it was only a car park(guess what happened...?). Since then even prestigious national tournaments were being held in that car park...WOW!! National Juniors 2008 was a reasonable success as the playing hall was good. Then came 2009! They had to hold such a prestigious National Juniors tournament in a SCHOOL SCIENCE LAB!!
I won't be surprised if in another 5 years, they might start holding chess tournaments near coffee shops and after that....under a tree?
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