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Mayor Visits Blaze Match
By Betsy Dynako/Andi Rosen   
September 25, 2008
mayorcloslide.jpgThe mayor of Skokie, George Van Dusen kicked off US Chess League's Chicago Blaze victorious match against Baltimore Wednesday night.
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Compose Like Mozart
By Gary Kevin Ware   
September 25, 2008
closlideGKW.jpg CLO problemist Gary Kevin Ware takes readers through the process of composing a problem, with the help of Sam Loyd and Thomas Taverner.
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Interview With New Women's World Champion, Alexandra Kosteniuk
By Jerry Hanken   
September 24, 2008
alexscloslide.jpgIn a CLO exclusive, Jerry Hanken interviews new Women's World Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk about her road to the title, her plans as the champ and how to attract more women to chess. 
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McCain and Obama Play Chess
By Jennifer Shahade   
September 23, 2008
closlideobamamccain.jpgIn the spirit of Friday's first presidential debate, check out photos from a top-secret Barack Obama-John McCain chess game. The moves and result of the game are under dispute so feel free to contribute your own take.
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Kritz in Clear Lead at SPICE
September 22, 2008
KritzClosliderook.jpgGM Leonid Kritz of Germany has taken the clear lead in the SPICE Cup (September 19-28, Lubbock, TX) with 2.5/3.  Check out game highlights, standings and links.
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Esserman Blogs From Miami
By Marc Esserman   
September 19, 2008
Essercloslide.jpgMarc Esserman blogs and annotates four games from last week's Miami Open. While Ray Robson took first place, Marc turned in a  2600+ FIDE performance good for his second IM norm.
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SPICE Cup Kicks Off!
September 19, 2008
BecOniR1.jpgThe SPICE Cup kicked off on Friday at 3 PM EST with some great American match-ups, including Becerra-Onischuk, to the left. Watch the games live on Monroi.com or ICC and check out the full article for a photo gallery.
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IM Alex Lenderman on the Pioneers
By IM Alex Lenderman   
September 18, 2008
Queens.jpgIM Alex Lenderman and his U.S. Chess League team, the Queens' Pioneers are both on 4-0 scores. Read Alex's thoughts on playing for Queens, annotations against his win over Ginsburg and test yourself on Alex's USCL Quiz for prizes!
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Kosteniuk Women's World Champion!
September 17, 2008
kosteniukcloslide.jpgIn a topsy-turvy fourth game, Alexandra Kosteniuk came out on top to score a draw and win the 12th World Women's Championship with a 2.5-1.5 final match win over Hou Yifan of China.
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Move Theory
By Tom Braunlich   
September 16, 2008
Tiebreakslide.jpgIn this must-read, in-depth article, Tom Braunlich investigates USCF and FIDE rules to try to decipher when a move begins and when it ends. Tom is the 2008 USCF Organizer of the Year and also brings 20 years of Game Design to his research.
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More From Miami
September 16, 2008
raydarmencloslidereal.jpgCheck out the final game that catapulted GM Darmen Sadvakasov into a tie for first with 13-year-old Ray Robson as well as the Armageddon match that gave Ray the title.
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Ray and Darmen Tie; Ray Wins Armageddon
By Jennifer Shahade   
September 15, 2008
raycloslidefinal.jpgIM Ray Robson and GM Darmen Sadvakasov tied for 1st in the Miami Open. Ray lost to the Kazakh GM in the last round, but went on to defeat Darmen in the Armageddon. Marc Esserman also had an awesome result, beating 2 GMs and scoring 6.5.
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Jen on the Inventors, Bluffing and Kosteniuk
By Jennifer Shahade   
September 14, 2008
jenslide.jpgCLO editor Jennifer Shahade blogs on playing for Philly against her former teamates in the U.S. Chess League, calling bluffs, and Kosteniuk's win in game 1 of the World Women Champs Final.
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Josh Friedel Blogs from Miami
By GM-elect Josh Friedel   
September 13, 2008
JoshCloslide.jpgGM-elect Josh Friedel blogs from the Miami Open, where despite a tough start, he annotates his games. Miami Update: Ray Robson leads with 6.5/7 a full point ahead of the field. Check out standings after 7 rounds. 
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Hou and Kosteniuk to Meet in Final
By Jennifer Shahade   
September 12, 2008
kosteniukcloslide.jpgGM-elect Yifan Hou of China and GM Alexandra Kosteniuk of Russia will meet in the World Women's Championship final, set for Nalchik, Sept 14-17.
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Robson and Bartholomew Lead in Miami
By Jennifer Shahade   
September 12, 2008
RAYcloslide.jpgAfter three rounds of the Miami Open (September 10-14), two IMs, the young local talent Ray Robson and John Bartholomew, lead with perfect 3/3 scores. Update: Robson in clear lead with 5/5!
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August - Chess Life Online 2008

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