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Sunday, October 9, 2016

(1275) CHESS MATE ISSUES No. 301-350 and their LINKS








             CHESS MATE ISSUES
                   No. 301-350
                and their LINKS




        301. CM301     Hernandez Nips Nedic, Lara to Skip Iran ACC                Sept. 29-Oct. 05, 2008

        302. CM302     Intense Training for the Olympiad                                       Oct. 06-12, 2008

        303. CM303     Trying His Best                                                                  Oct. 13-19, 2008

        304. CM304     Time Is Running Out; Lara Withdraws                                Oct. 20-26, 2008

305. CM305     Olympiad Players Reduction, Reshuffle                               Oct. 27-Nov. 02, 2008

        306. CM306     Chess Olympiad Latest Developments                                 Nov. 03-09, 2008

        307. CM307     Chess Olympiad Latest Developments (Double Printing)     Nov. 10-16, 2008

308. CM308     Good News for Kids Chess in Palau                                    Nov. 17-23, 2008

        309. CM309     Getting Ready For 3rd Ambassador Marino Cup            Nov. 24-Dec. 01, 2008

        310. CM310     Déjà vu 2: Armenia Retains Chess Olympics Title              Dec. 02-07, 2008

        311. CM311     Invitation to Play In New Zealand and Australia                Dec. 08-14, 2008

        312. CM312     Chess Representation by Citizenship                                   Dec. 15-21, 2008

        313. CM313     Being a FIDE CACDEC Country                                      Dec. 22-28, 2008

        314. CM314     Chess Mate Marks 6th Year                                  Dec. 29, 2008-Jan. 04, 2009

        315. CM315     Getting To Know Mr. Jan Berglund                                    Jan. 05-11, 2009

        316. CM316     3rd Amb. Marino Cup Cancelled; Part 2 of Mr. Berglund   Jan. 12-18, 2009

        317. CM317     Invitation from Nigerian Chess Federation                         Jan. 19-25, 2009

        318. CM318     Chess and Music: Perfect Combination                         Jan. 26-Feb. 01, 2009

        319. CM319     Benefits of Chess For Youth                                                   Feb. 02-08, 2009

        320. CM320     Chess Politics                                                                        Feb. 09-15, 2009

321. CM321     Physically Fit, Mentally Fit                                                      Feb. 16-22, 2009

322. CM322     An Introduction To Chess                                             Feb. 23-March 01, 2009

        323. CM323     Applicants from Ukraine, Bulgaria                                        March 02-08, 2009

        324. CM324     Ukraine and Bulgarian Applicants                                        March 09-15, 2009

        325. CM325     The Laptop – Powerful Chess Learning Tool                       March 16-22, 2009

        326. CM326     Chess Miscella”News”                                                        March 23-29, 2009

        327. CM327     Geniuses Are Made Not Born                                    March 30-April 05, 2009

328. CM328     Hernandez to Oceania Zonal, Gold Coast Open in Aust.          April 06-12, 2009

329. CM329     Continuation of FIDE Laws of Chess                                   April 13-19, 2009

        330. CM330     Oceania Chess Zonal Meeting                                            April 20-26, 2009

331. CM331     Questionnaire and Confirmation                                     April 27-May 03, 2009

332. CM332     7 Years of Chess, 17 Years of Music In Palau                    May 04-10, 2009

333. CM333     Hernandez Granted Australian Visa                                    May 11-17, 2009

334. CM334     Useless Discounted Airfare                                                May 18-24, 2009

335. CM335     Gary Bekker, the Australian Connection                           May 25-31, 2009

336. CM336     Booking To Manila-Sydney-Coolangatta Confirmed        June 01-07, 2009

337. CM337     Chess Activities on Oceania Zonal Rest Day                     June 08-14, 2009

338. CM338     Outstanding OFW in Palau Awardees                                June 15-21, 2009
                           Front Page—“Petition vs. Casino Bill”

339. CM339     (Missing) RH-11 days in Australia-6 days in Phil.              June 22-28, 2009

340. CM340     2 GMs Dominate Oceania Zonal, Gold Coast Open     June 29-July 05, 2009

341. CM341  Rest Day -2009 OZCC- BBQ, Simul by GM Jones, Blitz Chess Fest July 06-12, 2009

342. CM342     The Making Of A Junior Champion                                     July 13-19, 2009

343. CM343     Mixed Chess News from Australia                                     July 20-26, 2009

344. CM344     Fil-Oz Lady Is a Champ                                            July 27-Aug. 02, 2009

345. CM345     Filipino Hospitality in Australia                                            Aug. 03-09, 2009

346. CM346     2009 Palau Nat. Chess Championship – Aug. 30              Aug. 10-16, 2009

347. CM347     3 Bangladeshis Join 2009 Palau NCC                                  Aug. 17-23, 2009

348. CM348     FIDE Standard Pairings for 22 Players in NCC                   Aug. 24-30, 2009

349. CM349     Slight Changes in Players Line-up                               Aug. 31-Sept. 06, 2009

350. CM350     Mahor, Manaligod Lead Qualifying Round                       Sept. 07-13, 2009




Sources: Chess Mate by Roberto Hernandez
               Tia Belau Newspaper
               December 29, 2002 --October 05, 2016

              Chess and Music (Perfect Combination)
              The Beginning of Chess in Palau
              By Roberto Hernandez
              To be published as a book in the future

               The History of Chess in Palau
               By Roberto Hernandez
               June 09, 2002 -- October 05, 2016   

Tuesday, June 28, 2016

(1225) Rest Day of 2009 OZCC-BBQ Night, GM Jones Simul, Bltiz Chess Fest (TBN-July 06-12, 2009)


A DIFFERENT SIMUL BY GM GAWAIN JONES
     Most simul games by very good chess players have them having all the white pieces. GM Gawain Jones of England is different during the rest day of 2009 Oceania Zonal Chess Championship as he lets those who prefer to have the white pieces against him. Nonetheless, he defeated all 16 players including Palau's lone representative Roberto Hernandez.
                                                     (Photo by Roberto Hernandez) 


    REST DAY OF 2009 OCEANIA ZONAL  
    CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP -- BBQ Night,
          GM Gawain Jones Simul and
                     Blitz Chess Fest

AFTER a strenuous 5 rounds of 2009 Oceania Zonal Chess Championship, all participants are invited to the chess club owned by one of the organizers Graeme Gardiner for a barbecue night, a simultaneous exhibition by England's GM Gawain Jones and Blitz Chess Fest for those who will not participate in the simul.

A meeting was held earlier in the afternoon for the top officials of Oceania Zone headed by FIDE General Secretary Ignatius Leong.

Buses took the participants to the chess club. Palau lone rep Roberto Hernandez and Papua New Guinea's top player Joselito Marcos took some shots while inside the bus.

At the BBQ night, Roberto had a more casual conversation with fellow Filipinos --Fil-Oz couple Raymond and Nancy Lapitan, Solomon Islands lone rep Fernando Aguilar and Marcos. 

It's cold in Australia during summer and Roberto has some 'smoke' coming from his mouth when he speaks. There is also some photo session with GM Zhao Yuan.















BEFORE THE SIMUL BY GM JONES:



































During the first minute of the Blitz Chess Fest, the sound of clocks being press is like a 'machine gun' but music to the ears of avid blitz chess afficionados.













 Source: Chess Mate by Roberto Hernandez
                Tia Belau Newspaper
                Pages 9-10
                Volume 19
                Issue 28
                July 06-12, 2009