Saturday, April 28, 2012

How to boost my PC in the start up

First of all you need to understand use the msconfig and this tutorial will tour you throught the process of how to boost your pc
How to use MSCONFIG in Windows XP and Vista










If you have ever had a tech support call regarding what programs start, when you boot up Windows XP, you may have heard the term MSCONFIG. Perhaps you were instructed by a technician where to go and what to do with this tool. Granted, this is not necessarily something that one would use on a daily basis. However, there are occasions when MSCONFIG is quite useful, providing there is practical information on how to utilize it.



Before we get into what MSCONFIG is used for, we need to know how to access it. This is accomplished by left-click on Start, then Run. While in the Run dialog box, type in MSCONFIG (it is not case-sensitive) in white space, then left-click on Ok. It is important to note, before proceeding, that any changes made in MSCONFIG require a reboot before they are permanent.















A medium-sized window will pop-up on your screen, with a selection of six tabs. The first tab, which is selected by default, is the General tab. Is this view, you will see three selectable radio buttons under the Startup Selection heading. Normal Startup will be selected if you have never used MSCONFIG. Diagnostic Startup will start Windows XP up in a “stripped down” functionality mode, akin to a Safe Mode startup. If you choose this option, remember to change it back when you are done troubleshooting, or Windows will keep starting up in this manner.









If one does not encounter the Normal Startup being selected in MSCONFIG, they will see the Selective Startup having the dot next to it. This means that something has been altered with Windows, and only the active items will start. Not to panic though, it may have been as simple as a startup item being removed from its list. Maybe the BOOT.INI file was modified to allow different boot option with Windows.



While I do not intend to get too deep into the nuts and bolts of the SYSTEM.INI, WIN.INI, and BOOT.INI tabs, I do want to show an example of what a typical BOOT.INI screen looks like. In this screen shot, we see some standard boot commands with a Windows XP Professional setup on a single hard drive.









One of the reasons is that I would not want a computer user to venture boldly into the WIN and SYSTEM settings, is that any small change may cause Windows to break and sink faster than the Titanic. I do not believe there is enough room in this post for all the documentation. I recommend consulting your local computertechnician or the Microsoft Knowledgebase.



Oddly enough, the next tab over, Services, has a feature that I personally believe should be available in the other dangerous areas. In the Services tab, you see all of your computer’s services relating to Windows, and any other program on your machine that is installed as a service. The nice item in this screen is the Essential column heading (screen shot annotation #1). This annotates that a listed service is necessary to run Windows. Should you deselect it, well, it goes without saying that things, not necessarily good ones, will happen.









While in the Services tab, you can look at any non-Windows service by left-clicking on the Hide All Microsoft Services checkbox (screen shot annotation #2). Doing this is not damaging to Windows, it is simply a toggle switch. You can also Disable All (screen shot annotation #3) services if you want to, enough said.



The last tab in MSCONFIG is one of the more frequently visited areas. The Startup tab controls what programs start with Windows. If you want a program to not start alongside Windows, simply uncheck the box on the left-hand side of the window, under Startup Items, and it will not start with Windows. Following the columns to the right, you will notice the program or command that runs with the start item, as well as the actual location in the Windows Registry where a reference is for that item.





There are exceptions to the MSCONFIG rule of stopping startup programs. Various computer viruses, Trojans, and Spyware programs insert themselves into the Startup list, and are capable of self-repair. If you uncheck a suspicious program from the Startup list, only to look at MSCONFIG after a reboot, and it is still checked, there is a possibility that you have a malicious program on your computer.



It is also possible that if you update certain programs, like Adobe Acrobat Reader, it will reinsert items into the startup list after updates are run. However, as shown in the screen shot above, programs like Adobe are easy to spot on the Startup list.



This is a guest post by Charles Brader, a tech enthusiast and blogger.



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Frequency of the diferent Nalimov EGTB 6 men





6-man EGTB collecting tip

by Cato the Younger » Thu Jan 05, 2006 4:37 pm

http://sites.google.com/site/chess2u/Nalimov-Endgame-Tablebases/frequency-of-the-diferent-nalimov-egtb-6-men

Collecting the entire set of 6-man EGTB is intimidating and impractical for most people who don't have the necessary 1.2 terabytes of free disk space on their hard drives. But there is a practical if imperfect solution to this problem: only collect the most important--that is to say, the most frequently occurring--combinations.



There are 365 possible 6-man combinations. If you collect just the top 20 of them, by my guess you will have over 56% of the 6-man situations that happen in engine vs. engine games. If you get ambitious and go for the top 50, you will have over 79%. But if you are super-inefficient and collect only the bottom 100 combinations you will have only 0.16% coverage! I mean really, what good is a KNNNNK tablebase to you unless you like horses?



Now there is one issue with this suggestion that I will let others elaborate: the "incomplete tablebases" problem. For example if you have a tablebase with pawns and don't have the one that it converts into following a pawn promotion, you could have some problems. But my general impression is that if you go for maximum coverage in statistical terms that's a better approach that getting all the pawnless combinations first, many of which hardly ever occur. KRRKBB for example happens less than once every 100,000 engine games!



According to my database, here are the top 100 most frequently occurring combinations, ranked in order. You really don't need much more than this, as these cover about 92% of all 6-man combinations that actually happen in engine games. (And for practical purposes you can toss out any 5+1 combinations I show here because if your engine can't solve those without help you need a new engine.)



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Tournaments from 2012


Wijk aan Zee Tournament 201213 January 2012



The 74th Tata Steel Chess Tournament will be held in Wijk aan Zee Saturday 14th January - Sunday 29th January 2012. 14 grandmasters will play against each other once.



Participants include: Magnus Carlsen (ELO 2835), Levon Aronian (2805), Teimour Radjabov (2773), Veselin Topalov (2770), Sergey Karjakin (2769), Vasiliy Ivanchuk (2766), Vugar Gashimov (2761), Hikaru Nakamura (2759), Boris Gelfand (2739), Fabiano Caruana (2736), Gata Kamsky (2732), Anish Giri (2714), David Navara (2712), Loeak Van Wely (2692).



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Game days: January 14-17, 19-22, 24, 25 and 27-29.

Games start at: 12:30 GMT.



Carlsen - Gashimov 1-0 \br\Nakamura - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Aronian 0-1 \br\Radjabov - Caruana 1/2 \br\Navara - Topalov 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Giri 0-1 \br\Kamsky - Van Wely 1/2 \br\Ivanchuk - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Aronian - Nakamura 1-0 \br\Giri - Radjabov 1/2 \br\Caruana - Karjakin 1-0 \br\Gashimov - Kamsky 1/2 \br\Navara - Gelfand 1/2 \br\Topalov - Van Wely 1/2 \br\Carlsen - Aronian 1-0 \br\Nakamura - Caruana 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Topalov 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Giri 1-0 \br\Kamsky - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Radjabov - Navara 1-0 \br\Van Wely - Gashimov 1/2 \br\Caruana - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Giri - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Aronian - Kamsky 1-0 \br\Topalov - Gashimov 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Radjabov 1/2 \br\Navara - Karjakin 0-1 \br\Ivanchuk - Van Wely 1/2 \br\Carlsen - Giri 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Navara 1-0 \br\Radjabov - Topalov 1/2 \br\Van Wely - Aronian 1/2 \br\Kamsky - Caruana 1/2 \br\Gashimov - Ivanchuk 0-1 \br\Karjakin - Gelfand 0-1 \br\Navara - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Nakamura 0-1 \br\Aronian - Gashimov 1-0 \br\Topalov - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Radjabov - Karjakin 1-0 \br\Giri - Kamsky 1-0 \br\Caruana - Van Wely 1/2 \br\Carlsen - Gelfand 1-0 \br\Nakamura - Radjabov 1/2 \br\Ivanchuk - Aronian 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Topalov 1-0 \br\Van Wely - Giri 1/2 \br\Kamsky - Navara 1-0 \br\Gashimov - Caruana 1/2 \br\Radjabov - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Topalov - Aronian 1/2 \br\Giri - Gashimov 0-1 \br\Caruana - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Kamsky 1/2 \br\Navara - Van Wely 1/2 \br\Carlsen - Karjakin 0-1 \br\Nakamura - Topalov 1/2 \br\Aronian - Caruana 1-0 \br\Ivanchuk - Giri 1-0 \br\Kamsky - Radjabov 1/2 \br\Gashimov - Navara 1/2 \br\Van Wely - Gelfand 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Giri - Aronian 0-1 \br\Navara - Ivanchuk 0-1 \br\Radjabov - Van Wely 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Kamsky 0-1 \br\Topalov - Caruana 0-1 \br\Gelfand - Gashimov 1/2 \br\Carlsen - Topalov 1-0 \br\Kamsky - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Aronian - Navara 0-1 \br\Ivanchuk - Gelfand 0-1 \br\Gashimov - Radjabov 0-1 \br\Caruana - Giri 1-0 \br\Van Wely - Karjakin 0-1 \br\Carlsen - Kamsky 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Van Wely 1-0 \br\Gelfand - Aronian 0-1 \br\Radjabov - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Topalov - Giri 1-0 \br\Navara - Caruana 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Gashimov 1/2 \br\Van Wely - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Aronian - Radjabov 1/2 \br\Gashimov - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Ivanchuk - Karjakin 1/2 \br\Kamsky - Topalov 1-0 \br\Caruana - Gelfand 1-0 \br\Giri - Navara 1/2 \br\Carlsen (2835) (NOR) \br\Aronian (2805) (ARM) \br\Radjabov (2773) (AZE) \br\Topalov (2770) (BUL) \br\Karjakin (2769) (RUS) \br\Ivanchuk (2766) (UKR) \br\Gashimov (2761) (AZE) \br\Nakamura (2759) (USA) \br\Gelfand (2739) (ISR) \br\Caruana (2736) (ITA) \br\Kamsky (2732) (USA) \br\Giri (2714) (NED) \br\Navara (2712) (CZE) \br\Van Wely (2692) (NED)



Wijk aan Zee 2012

№ Name ELO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 points

1 Aronian (ARM) 2805 0 ½ 1 ½ 1 1 1 ½ ½ 1 1 1 0 9

2-4 Carlsen (NOR) 2835 1 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 0 ½ 1 1 1 ½ ½ 8

2-4 Radjabov (AZE) 2773 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 1 8

2-4 Caruana (ITA) 2736 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ 1 ½ 1 1 ½ 8

5-6 Ivanchuk (UKR) 2766 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 0 1 1 7½

5-6 Nakamura (USA) 2759 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 1 ½ 1 7½

7 Kamsky (USA) 2732 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ 1 ½ ½ 0 1 7

8 Karjakin (RUS) 2769 0 1 0 0 ½ ½ 0 1 1 ½ 0 1 1 6½

9 Van Wely (NED) 2692 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 0 ½ 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 5½

10-12 Topalov (BUL) 2770 ½ 0 ½ 0 ½ ½ 0 0 ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ 5

10-12 Gashimov (AZE) 2761 0 0 0 ½ 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ 5

10-12 Gelfand (ISR) 2739 0 0 ½ 0 1 0 ½ 1 ½ ½ ½ 0 ½ 5

13-14 Giri (NED) 2714 0 ½ ½ 0 0 ½ 1 0 ½ 0 0 1 ½ 4½

13-14 Navara (CZE) 2712 1 ½ 0 ½ 0 0 0 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 4½



Games: Round 1 [ PGN], Round 2 [ PGN], Round 3 [ PGN], Round 4 [ PGN], Round 5 [ PGN], Round 6 [ PGN], Round 7 [ PGN], Round 8 [ PGN], Round 9 [ PGN], Round 10 [ PGN], Round 11 [ PGN], Round 12 [ PGN], Round 13 [ PGN]



London Chess Classic 201102 December 2011



The London Chess Classic takes place December 3rd-12th at the Olympia Conference centre in Kensington. Round robin. Participants: Magnus Carlsen (Norway, 2826), Viswanathan Anand (India, 2811), Levon Aronian (Armenia, 2802), Vladimir Kramnik (Russia, 2800), Hikaru Nakamura (USA, 2758), Michael Adams (UK, 2734), Nigel Short (UK, 2698), Luke McShane (UK, 2671), David Howell (UK, 2633).

Time control: 2 hours for 40 moves, the 1 hour for 20 moves and 15 minutes for finishing the game, adding 30 seconds for every move starting with the 61th.

3 points for winning a game, 1 point for a draw, 0 points for losing. No draw propositions.



Magnus Carlsen - David Howell 1-0 \br\Vladimir Kramnik - Hikaru Nakamura 1/2 \br\Michael Adams - Viswanathan Anand 1/2 \br\Levon Aronian - Luke McShane 1/2 \br\Luke McShane - Magnus Carlsen 1/2 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Levon Aronian 1-0 \br\Nigel Short - Vladimir Kramnik 0-1 \br\David Howell - Michael Adams 1/2 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Hikaru Nakamura 1-0 \br\Levon Aronian - Nigel Short 1-0 \br\Viswanathan Anand - David Howell 1/2 \br\Michael Adams - Luke McShane 0-1 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Vladimir Kramnik 1/2 \br\Viswanathan Anand - Hikaru Nakamura 0-1 \br\David Howell - Luke McShane 0-1 \br\Michael Adams - Nigel Short 0-1 \br\Levon Aronian - Magnus Carlsen 1/2 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - David Howell 1-0 \br\Vladimir Kramnik - Michael Adams 1-0 \br\Nigel Short - Viswanathan Anand 0-1 \br\Luke McShane - Hikaru Nakamura 1/2 \br\Viswanathan Anand - Vladimir Kramnik 1/2 \br\Michael Adams - Levon Aronian 1/2 \br\David Howell - Nigel Short 1/2 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Michael Adams 1-0 \br\Levon Aronian - Viswanathan Anand 1/2 \br\Vladimir Kramnik - David Howell 1-0 \br\Nigel Short - Luke McShane 0-1 \br\Viswanathan Anand - Magnus Carlsen 1/2 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Nigel Short 1/2 \br\Luke McShane - Vladimir Kramnik 0-1 \br\David Howell - Levon Aronian 1/2 \br\Nigel Short - Magnus Carlsen 1/2 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Michael Adams 1-0 \br\Vladimir Kramnik - Levon Aronian 1/2 \br\Luke McShane - Viswanathan Anand 1/2Magnus Carlsen (2826) (NOR) \br\Viswanathan Anand (2811) (IND) \br\Levon Aronian (2802) (ARM) \br\Vladimir Kramnik (2800) (RUS) \br\Hikaru Nakamura (2758) (USA) \br\Michael Adams (2734) (ENG) \br\Nigel Short (2698) (ENG) \br\Luke McShane (2671) (ENG) \br\David Howell (2633) (ENG)



London Chess Classic 2011

№ Name ELO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 points

1 Vladimir Kramnik (RUS) 2800 ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 1 1 1 16

2 Hikaru Nakamura (USA) 2758 ½ 0 ½ 1 1 ½ 1 1 15

3 Magnus Carlsen (NOR) 2826 ½ 1 ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 1 14

4 Luke McShane (ENG) 2671 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 1 1 13

5-6 Viswanathan Anand (IND) 2811 ½ 0 ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 9

5-6 Levon Aronian (ARM) 2802 ½ 0 ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 9

7 Nigel Short (ENG) 2698 0 ½ ½ 0 0 0 ½ 1 6

8 David Howell (ENG) 2633 0 0 0 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ 4

9 Michael Adams (ENG) 2734 0 0 0 0 ½ ½ 0 ½ 3



Games: Round 1 [ PGN], Round 2 [ PGN], Round 3 [ PGN], Round 4 [ PGN], Round 5 [ PGN], Round 6 [ PGN], Round 7 [ PGN], Round 8 [ PGN], Round 9 [ PGN]





Tal Memorial 201115 November 2011



The Tal Memorial takes place in Moscow November, 16th - 25th.

The palyers participating are: Magnus Carlsen, Viswanathan Anand, Levon Aronian, Vladimir Kramnik, Vassily Ivanchuk, Sergey Karjakin, Hikaru Nakamura, Peter Svidler, Boris Gelfand and Ian Nepomniachtchi.



Aronian - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Gelfand 1/2 \br\Anand - Karjakin 1/2 \br\Ivanchuk - Svidler 1-0 \br\Kramnik - Nepomniachtchi 0-1 \br\Carlsen - Gelfand 1-0 \br\Karjakin - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Aronian - Kramnik 1/2 \br\Svidler - Anand 1/2 \br\Nepomniachtchi - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Kramnik - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Svidler 0-1 \br\Ivanchuk - Aronian 0-1 \br\Anand - Nepomniachtchi 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Karjakin 0-1 \br\Carlsen - Karjakin 1/2 \br\Nepomniachtchi - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Kramnik - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Aronian - Anand 1/2 \br\Svidler - Gelfand 1/2 \br\Ivanchuk - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Aronian 1/2 \br\Anand - Kramnik 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Svidler 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Nepomniachtchi 1/2 \br\Carlsen - Svidler 1/2 \br\Kramnik - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Ivanchuk - Anand 1/2 \br\Aronian - Gelfand 1/2 \br\Nepomniachtchi - Karjakin 1/2 \br\Anand - Carlsen 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Ivanchuk 0-1 \br\Gelfand - Kramnik 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Aronian 1/2 \br\Svidler - Nepomniachtchi 1/2 \br\Carlsen - Nepomniachtchi 1/2 \br\Anand - Nakamura 1/2 \br\Kramnik - Karjakin 1/2 \br\Aronian - Svidler 1-0 \br\Ivanchuk - Gelfand 1/2 \br\Nakamura - Carlsen 0-1 \br\Svidler - Kramnik 1-0 \br\Nepomniachtchi - Aronian 1/2 \br\Karjakin - Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Gelfand - Anand 1/2 \br\Carlsen (2826) (NOR) \br\Anand (2811) (IND) \br\Aronian (2802) (ARM) \br\Kramnik (2800) (RUS) \br\Ivanchuk (2775) (UKR) \br\Karjakin (2763) (RUS) \br\Nakamura (2758) (USA) \br\Svidler (2755) (RUS) \br\Gelfand (2744) (ISR) \br\Nepomniachtchi (2730) (RUS)



Tal Memorial 2011

№ Name ELO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 points

1-2 Carlsen (NOR) 2826 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 1 5½

1-2 Aronian (ARM) 2802 ½ 1 ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ ½ 5½

3-5 Ivanchuk (UKR) 2775 ½ 0 ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 1 5

3-5 Karjakin (RUS) 2763 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ 5

3-5 Nepomniachtchi (RUS) 2730 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ ½ 5

6-7 Anand (IND) 2811 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 4½

6-7 Svidler (RUS) 2755 ½ 0 0 ½ ½ ½ 1 ½ 1 4½

8-9 Kramnik (RUS) 2800 ½ ½ ½ ½ 0 ½ 0 ½ ½ 3½

8-9 Gelfand (ISR) 2744 0 ½ ½ 0 ½ ½ ½ ½ ½ 3½

10 Nakamura (USA) 2758 0 ½ 0 ½ ½ ½ 0 ½ ½ 3



Games: Round 1 [ PGN], Round 2 [ PGN], Round 3 [ PGN], Round 4 [ PGN], Round 5 [ PGN], Round 6 [ PGN], Round 7 [ PGN], Round 8 [ PGN], Round 9 [ PGN]





18th European Team Championship05 November 2011



The 18th European Team Championships both Open and for Women take place in the resort of Porto Carras on the Sithonia, Halkidiki peninsula in crisis torn Greece Thursday 3rd - Friday 11th November 2011. A star filled lineup with Aronian, Karjakin, Topalov, Ivanchuk, Svidler, Morozevich, Giri, Adams, Short to mention just a few. Play starts at 13:00GMT.



Games: Round 1 [ PGN], Round 2 [ PGN], Round 3 [ PGN], Round 4 [ PGN], Round 5 [ PGN], Round 6 [ PGN], Round 7 [ PGN], Round 8 [ PGN], Round 9 [ PGN]



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15th Unive Tournament 201117 October 2011



The 15th Unive Tournament takes place 14th-22nd October 2011. The Crown Group takes place 16th-22nd Oct with Vladimir Kramnik, Anish Giri, Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Judit Polgar.



Kramnik - Giri 1-0 \br\Vachier Lagrave - Polgar 1/2 \br\Kramnik - Polgar 1-0 \br\Giri - Vachier Lagrave 1/2 \br\Polgar - Giri 1/2 \br\Vachier Lagrave - Kramnik 1/2 \br\Polgar - Vachier Lagrave 1/2 \br\Giri - Kramnik 1/2 \br\Giri - Polgar 1-0 \br\Kramnik - Vachier Lagrave 1-0 \br\Polgar - Kramnik 1/2 \br\Vachier Lagrave - Giri 1/2 \br\Kramnik (2791) (RUS) \br\Vachier Lagrave (2715) (FRA) \br\Giri (2722) (NED) \br\Polgar (2701) (HUN)



15th Unive Tournament 2011

№ Name ELO 1 2 3 4 points

1 Kramnik (RUS) 2791 1, ½ 1, ½ 1, ½ 4½

2 Giri (NED) 2722 ½, 0 ½, ½ 1, ½ 3

3 Vachier Lagrave (FRA) 2715 ½, 0 ½, ½ ½, ½ 2½

4 Polgar (HUN) 2701 ½, 0 ½, 0 ½, ½ 2



Games: Round 1 [ PGN], Round 2 [ PGN], Round 3 [ PGN], Round 4 [ PGN], Round 5 [ PGN], Round 6 [ PGN]





4th Chess Masters Final25 September 2011



The 4th Final Masters tournament starts in Sao Paulo Monday at September, 26th and continues till October 1st (games start at 19.00 UTC) before transferring to Bilbao October, 6th-11th (games start 16.00 UTC).



Players: Magnus Carlsen, Viswanathan Anand, Levon Aronian, Hikaru Nakamura, Vassily Ivanchuk and Francisco Vallejo Pons.



Tournament format is double round robin with Sofia rules and 3 points for a win. The time control of 90 minutes for 40 moves then 60 minutes and 10 seconds per move.



Games: Round 1 [ PGN], Round 2 [ PGN], Round 3 [ PGN], Round 4 [ PGN], Round 5 [ PGN], Round 6 [ PGN], Round 7 [ PGN], Round 8 [ PGN], Round 9 [ PGN], Round 10 [ PGN]



Viswanathan Anand - Magnus Carlsen 1/2 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Vassily Ivanchuk 1/2 \br\Levon Aronian - Francisco Vallejo Pons 1-0 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Viswanathan Anand 1/2 \br\Vassily Ivanchuk - Francisco Vallejo Pons 1-0 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Levon Aronian 1/2 \br\Levon Aronian - Hikaru Nakamura 1/2 \br\Francisco Vallejo Pons - Magnus Carlsen 1-0 \br\Viswanathan Anand - Vassily Ivanchuk 0-1 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Hikaru Nakamura 1/2 \br\Levon Aronian - Vassily Ivanchuk 0-1 \br\Francisco Vallejo Pons - Viswanathan Anand 0-1 \br\Vassily Ivanchuk - Magnus Carlsen 0-1 \br\Viswanathan Anand - Levon Aronian 1/2 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Francisco Vallejo Pons 1-0 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Viswanathan Anand 1/2 \br\Vassily Ivanchuk - Hikaru Nakamura 1-0 \br\Francisco Vallejo Pons - Levon Aronian 1/2 \br\Levon Aronian - Magnus Carlsen 1/2 \br\Viswanathan Anand - Hikaru Nakamura 1/2 \br\Francisco Vallejo Pons - Vassily Ivanchuk 1-0 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Levon Aronian 1-0 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Francisco Vallejo Pons 1-0 \br\Vassily Ivanchuk - Viswanathan Anand 1/2 \br\Francisco Vallejo Pons - Hikaru Nakamura 1-0 \br\Levon Aronian - Viswanathan Anand 1-0 \br\Magnus Carlsen - Vassily Ivanchuk 1-0 \br\Hikaru Nakamura - Magnus Carlsen 1/2 \br\Vassily Ivanchuk - Levon Aronian 1/2 \br\Viswanathan Anand - Francisco Vallejo Pons 1-0 \br\Magnus Carlsen (2823) (NOR) \br\Viswanathan Anand (2817) (IND) \br\Levon Aronian (2807) (ARM) \br\Hikaru Nakamura (2753) (USA) \br\Vassily Ivanchuk (2765) (UKR) \br\Francisco Vallejo Pons (2716) (ESP)



4th Chess Masters Final

№ Name ELO 1 2 3 4 5 6 points

1-2 Magnus Carlsen (NOR) 2823 1, 1 ½, ½ ½, ½ ½, ½ 1, 0 15

1-2 Vassily Ivanchuk (UKR) 2765 0, 0 ½, 1 ½, 1 1, ½ 1, 0 15

3-5 Viswanathan Anand (IND) 2817 ½, ½ 0, ½ ½, 0 ½, ½ 1, 1 12

3-5 Levon Aronian (ARM) 2807 ½, ½ 0, ½ 1, ½ ½, 0 1, ½ 12

3-5 Hikaru Nakamura (USA) 2753 ½, ½ ½, 0 ½, ½ 1, ½ 1, 0 12

6 Francisco Vallejo Pons (ESP) 2716 1, 0 1, 0 0, 0 ½, 0 1, 0 10





FIDE World Cup Khanty-Mansiysk 201105 September 2011



The FIDE World Cup takes place in Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia 28th August - 20th September 2011. Games starts at 10.00 UTC every day. Over 2700 players compete in the single-elimination field of 128. Sergey Karjakin, Vassily Ivanchuk and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov are the top seeds but Candidates such as Grischuk, Radjabov and Kamsky, former finalist Michael Adams, Russian Champion Peter Svidler, or 2nd placed Alexander Morozevich, women’s number one Judit Polgar are participating.

Tournament offers three qualification places for the FIDE Candidates.



Results



Games: Round 1-1 [ PGN], Round 1-2 [ PGN], Round 1-tiebreaks [ PGN], Round 2-1 [ PGN], Round 2-2 [ PGN], Round 2-tiebreaks [ PGN], Round 3-1 [ PGN], Round 3-2 [ PGN], Round 3-tiebreaks [ PGN], Round 4-1 [ PGN], Round 4-2 [ PGN], Round 4-tiebreaks [ PGN], Round 5-1 [ PGN], Round 5-2 [ PGN], Round 5-tiebreaks [ PGN], Round 6-1 [ PGN], Round 6-2 [ PGN], Round 6-tiebreaks [ PGN], Final game 1 [ PGN], Final game 2 [ PGN], Final game 3 [ PGN], Final game 4 [ PGN]







CIENTIFICOS HABLAN SOBRE LA CAUSA PRIMARIA DEL CANCER !!!

CIENTIFICOS HABLAN SOBRE LA CAUSA PRIMARIA DEL CANCER !!!



Sabías que en el año 1931 un científico recibió el premio Nobel por descubrir la CAUSA PRIMARIA del cáncer?



Ese fue este señor:



Otto Heinrich Warburg (1883-1970).
Biography Otto Heinrich Warburg
Premio Nobel 1931 por su tesis "la causa primaria y la prevención del cáncer"





Según este científico, el cáncer es la consecuencia de una alimentación antifisiologica y un estilo de vida antifisiológico....



¿Porque?...porque una alimentación antifisiologica (dieta basada en alimentos acidificantes y sedentarismo), crea en nuestro organismo un entorno de ACIDEZ



La acidez, a su vez EXPULSA el OXIGENO de las células...



El afirmo:

"La falta de oxígeno y la acidosis son las dos caras de una misma moneda: cuando usted

tiene uno, usted tiene el otro."

" Las substancias ácidas rechazan el oxígeno; en cambio, las substancias alcalinas atraen el oxígeno "





Ósea que en un entorno acido, ..si o si.. es un entorno sin oxigeno.



y el afirmaba que

"Privar a una célula de 35% de su oxígeno durante 48 horas puede convertirlas en

cancerosas."







Según Warburg

"Todas las células normales tienen un requisito absoluto para el oxígeno, pero las células

cancerosas pueden vivir sin oxígeno - una regla sin excepción."





y también:

" Los tejidos cancerosos son tejidos ácidos, mientras que los sanos son tejidos alcalinos."





En su obra "El metabolismo de los tumores" Warburg demostró que todas las formas de cáncer se caracterizan por dos condiciones básicas: la acidosis y la hipoxia (falta deoxígeno).



También descubrió que las células cancerosas son anaerobias (no respiran oxígeno) y NO PUEDEN sobrevivir en presencia de altos niveles de oxígeno; En cambio, sobreviven gracias a la GLUCOSA siempre y cuando el entorno esté libre de oxígeno...





Por lo tanto, el cáncer no sería nada ms que un mecanismo de defensa que tienen ciertas células del organismo para continuar con vida en un entorno acido y carente de oxigeno...





Resumiendo:

Células sanas viven en un entorno alcalino, y oxigenado, lo cual permite su normal funcionamiento







Las Células cancerosas viven en un ambiente extremadamente acido y carente de oxígeno













ANTES DE SEGUIR:



Una vez finalizado el proceso de la digestión, los alimentos de acuerdo a la calidad de proteínas, hidratos de carbono, grasas, minerales y vitaminas que otorgan, generaran una condición de acidez o alcalinidad al organismo.



El resultado acidificante o alcalinizante se mide a través de una escala llamada PH, cuyos valores se encuentran en un rango de 0 a 14, siendo el PH 7 un PHneutro.



Es importante saber cómo afectan la salud los alimentos ácidos y alcalinos, ya que para que las células funcionen en forma correcta y adecuada su PH debe ser ligeramente alcalino. En una persona sana el PH de la sangre se encuentra entre 7,40 y 7,45. Tener en cuenta que si el pH sanguíneo, caería por debajo de 7, entraríamos en un estado de coma próximo a la muerte.



Entonces, ¿qué tenemos que ver nosotros con todo esto?



Analizando la alimentación promedio:

Alimentos que acidifican el organismo:



#Azúcar refinada y todos sus productos (el peor de todos: no tiene ni proteínas ni grasas ni minerales ni vitaminas, solo hidratos de carbono refinados que estresan al páncreas. Su PH es de 2,1, osea altamente acidificante)

#Carnes (todas)

#Leche de vaca y todos sus derivados

#Sal refinada

#Harina refinada y todos sus derivados (pastas, galletitas, etc.)

#Productos de panadería (la mayoría contienen grasas saturadas, margarina, sal, azúcar y conservantes)

#Margarinas

#Gaseosas

#Cafeína

#Alcohol

#Tabaco

#Medicinas

#Cualquier alimento cocinado (La cocción elimina el oxigeno y lo transforma en acido) inclusive las verduras cocinadas.

#Todo lo que contenga conservantes, colorantes, aromatizantes, estabilizantes, etc.

En fin: todos los alimentos envasados.



Constantemente la sangre se encuentra auto-regulándose para no caer en acidez metabólica, de esta forma garantiza el buen funcionamiento celular, optimizando el metabolismo. El organismo Debería obtener de los alimentos las bases (Minerales) para neutralizar la acidez de la sangre de la metabolización , pero todos los alimentos ya citados, aportan muy poco, y en contrapartida Desmineralizan el organismo (Sobre todo los refinados)



Hay que tener en cuenta que en el estilo de vida moderno,

estos alimentos se consumen 5 veces por día los 365 días del año!!!



Curiosamente todos estos alimentos nombrados, son ANTI FISIOLÓGICOS!!...Nuestro organismo no está diseñado para digerir toda esa porquería!!!

Alimentos Alcalinizantes



#Todas las verduras Crudas (algunas son acidas pero dentro del organismo tienen reacción alcalinizante, otras son levemente acidificantes pero consigo traen las bases necesarias para su correcto equilibrio) y crudas aportan oxígeno, cocidas no.



#Frutas, igual que las verduras, pero por ejemplo el limón tiene un PH aproximado de 2.2, pero dentro del organismo tiene un efecto altamente alcalinizante (quizás el más poderoso de todos). Las frutas aportan saludables cantidades de oxígeno.



#Semillas: aparte de todos sus beneficios, son altamente alcalinizantes como por ejemplo las almendras.



#Cereales integrales: El único cereal integral alcalinizante es el Mijo, todos los demás son ligeramente acidificantes pero muy saludables!..Todos deben consumirse cocidos.



#La miel es altamente alcalinizante



#La clorofila de las plantas (de cualquier planta) es altamente alcalinizante (sobre todo el aloe vera)



#El agua es importantísima para el aporte de oxigeno "La deshidratación crónica es el estresante principal del cuerpo y la raíz de la mayor parte de las enfermedades degenerativas" afirma el Dr. Feydoon Batmanghelidj



#El ejercicio oxigena todo tu organismo, el sedentarismo lo desgasta







El Doctor George w. Crile, de Cleverand, uno de los cirujanos más importantes del mundo

quien declara abiertamente:

dijo:

“Todas las muertes mal llamadas naturales no son más que el punto terminal de una saturación de ácidos en el organismo” Contrario a lo anterior es totalmente imposible que un cáncer prolifere en una persona que libere su cuerpo de la acidez, nutriéndose con alimentos que produzcan reacciones metabólicas alcalinas y aumentando el consumo del agua pura; y que, a su vez, evite los alimentos que originan dicha acidez, y se cuide de los elementos tóxicos. En general el cáncer no se contagia ni se hereda…lo que se hereda son las costumbres alimenticias, ambientales y de vida que lo producen."







Mencken escribió:

“La lucha de la vida es en contra de la retención de ácido”. "El envejecimiento, la falta de energía, el mal genio y los dolores de cabeza, enfermedades del corazón, alergias, eczemas, urticaria, asma, cálculos y arteriosclerosis no son más que la acumulación de ácidos."







El Dr. Theodore A. Baroody dice en su libro “Alkalize or Die” (alcalinizar o morir):

dijo:

"En realidad no importa el sin número de nombres de enfermedades. Lo que sí importa es que todas provienen de la misma causa básica...muchos desechos ácidos en el cuerpo!” .





El Dr. Robert O Young dice:

dijo:

“El exceso de acidificación en el organismo es la causa de

todas las enfermedades degenerativas. Cuando se rompe el equilibrio y el organismo comienza a producir y almacenar más acidez y desechos tóxicos de los que puede eliminar, entonces se manifiestan diversas dolencias.

¿ Y la quimioterapia ?



No voy a entrar en detalles, solamente me voy a limitar a señalar lo obvio: La quimioterapia acidifica el organismo a tal extremo, que este debe recurrir a las reservas alcalinas de forma inmediata para neutralizar tanta acidez,sacrificando bases minerales (Calcio, Magnesio, Potasio) depositadas en huesos,dientes, uñas, articulaciones, uñas y cabellos. Es por ese motivo que se observa semejante degradación en las personas que reciben este tratamiento, y entre tantas otras cosas, se les cae a gran velocidad el cabello.

Para el organismo no significa nada quedarse sin cabello, pero un PH acido significaríala muerte.





En necesario decir que esto no se da a conocer porquela industria del cáncer y la quimioterapia son uno de los negocios mas multimillonarios que existen hoy en día?



En necesario decir que la industria farmacéutica y la industria alimenticia son una sola entidad?

¿ Te das cuenta lo que significa esto ?





Cuantos de nosotros hemos escuchado la noticia de alguien que tiene cáncer y siempre alguien dice: "y si... le puede tocar a cualquiera..."



A cualquiera?



La ignorancia, justifica... el saber, condena.



Que el alimento sea tu medicina, que tu medicina sea el alimento. Hipócrates.

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