July 2004 No. 32
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More than 3000 schools to incorporate chess educational program
The game is present in 12 districts of Argentina as a supplement is not compulsory primary and secondary education. The Ministry of Education's Office provides the institutional and holds federal.
About 3000 schools in 12 districts of Argentina joined chess to their educational program. Some for more than two decades, as the City of Buenos Aires, and more recently increasingly used for the training of boys-sport game, which the great masters, as the champion Oscar Panno, develops "all characteristics of the boy's mind: memory, analysis, including responsibility. " The National Chess Program of the National Social and Educational Policy at the Ministry of Education's Office provides the institutional framework for each province to replicate the program in their jurisdiction. "The national ministry provides teaching materials: a kit of ten games, magnetic board and books for teaching chess," said program coordinator, George Bergier. The education portfolio also provides training to teachers across the country so they can teach the game. "We do not have title of professor of chess, and who give the classes are players with a vocation to teach, to which is about giving the minimum educational expertise, "said Bergier. As stated
Bergier, the National Education Act suggests that schools have full-time, so they implement activities that contribute to cognitive process. "The motto is that the whole day is not more of it," said Bergier. The chess classes are free and optional, but that does not detract from or call them. Bergier said that national meetings should set a filter, because they can get to join "50 thousand kids."
In the City of Buenos Aires is held every Saturday in a school chess match that brings together between 200 and 300 boys. Gustavo Eagle is one of three coordinators of the program under the Ministry of Education and Buenos Aires was created in 1989 by then-Secretary of Culture and former Minister of Education, Daniel Filmus. "We have 50 teachers and 160 schools, with an average of 40 students per classroom," said Eagle.
The workshops run once a week, both day schools and simple. According to Eagle, in full-time often have "90%" of students. "Some guys take two months, others a year, and others follow." Eagle, who shares co-ordination with Reid and Marcelo Daniel Justel, all trained in the field of chess then teaching, said he did not compel the children to competition and the tournaments are only those who want to participate, without any pressure. "The idea is that all may learn and not make champions," he said.
"Boys are taught to play. The younger ones start from scratch with a special teaching that we were forming in these 20 years of work, stories, songs, games, pre-Games, until they learn to play, "he told the Eagle. Source
http://tiempo.elargentino.com/notas/mas-de-3000-escuelas-incorporan-ajedrez-su-programa-educativo 
About 3000 schools in 12 districts of Argentina joined chess to their educational program. Some for more than two decades, as the City of Buenos Aires, and more recently increasingly used for the training of boys-sport game, which the great masters, as the champion Oscar Panno, develops "all characteristics of the boy's mind: memory, analysis, including responsibility. " The National Chess Program of the National Social and Educational Policy at the Ministry of Education's Office provides the institutional framework for each province to replicate the program in their jurisdiction. "The national ministry provides teaching materials: a kit of ten games, magnetic board and books for teaching chess," said program coordinator, George Bergier. The education portfolio also provides training to teachers across the country so they can teach the game. "We do not have title of professor of chess, and who give the classes are players with a vocation to teach, to which is about giving the minimum educational expertise, "said Bergier. As stated
Bergier, the National Education Act suggests that schools have full-time, so they implement activities that contribute to cognitive process. "The motto is that the whole day is not more of it," said Bergier. The chess classes are free and optional, but that does not detract from or call them. Bergier said that national meetings should set a filter, because they can get to join "50 thousand kids."
In the City of Buenos Aires is held every Saturday in a school chess match that brings together between 200 and 300 boys. Gustavo Eagle is one of three coordinators of the program under the Ministry of Education and Buenos Aires was created in 1989 by then-Secretary of Culture and former Minister of Education, Daniel Filmus. "We have 50 teachers and 160 schools, with an average of 40 students per classroom," said Eagle.
The workshops run once a week, both day schools and simple. According to Eagle, in full-time often have "90%" of students. "Some guys take two months, others a year, and others follow." Eagle, who shares co-ordination with Reid and Marcelo Daniel Justel, all trained in the field of chess then teaching, said he did not compel the children to competition and the tournaments are only those who want to participate, without any pressure. "The idea is that all may learn and not make champions," he said.
"Boys are taught to play. The younger ones start from scratch with a special teaching that we were forming in these 20 years of work, stories, songs, games, pre-Games, until they learn to play, "he told the Eagle. Source
http://tiempo.elargentino.com/notas/mas-de-3000-escuelas-incorporan-ajedrez-su-programa-educativo
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RIP v2 on Linux with Quagga
Hello!
Today we will see how Dynamic routing is configured on Linux routers because they do not support it natively. To do this we will use the suite Quagga, which includes implementations of OSPFv2, OSPFv3, RIP v1 and v2, RIPng and BGP-4 for Unix platforms (FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris and NetBSD) and to modify the configuration of equipment typical orders through the Cisco IOS. Architecture
Quagga Quagga consists of several daemons that work collaboratively to build the routing table. For example, the daemon handles ripd RIP, while the daemon is ospfd which supports the OSPF protocol. To changes in the kernel routing table and for redistribution of routes between different protocols, using the zebra daemon .
Installation
If we make a production facility with a complex configuration, it would be preferable to download the code to configure and compile it with the desired options. For this example, however, install the package available in the Debian repository.
# aptitude install quagga
quagga daemons have their own terminal or VTY (a CLI) to which we connect via telnet for configuration. After installation, we can see how been added to the file / etc / services the following entries:
Configuring RIPv2
The first task is edit the file / etc / quagga / daemons to activate the protocols you want to configure on your machine and restart the service:
# nano / etc / quagga / daemons zebra
= yes
ospfd
bgpd = no = no = no
ospf6d
ripd = yes = no
ripngd
# / etc / init.d / quagga restart
Next we must create a configuration file for each daemon enabled. Each daemon has an associated file with a specific name:
To create the configuration files, you can copy the sample files that includes the documentation:
Finally, we to change the permissions, the owner and group of these files:
and restart the service:
# / etc / init.d / quagga restart
Now we can begin to configure dynamic routing, for which we connect by telnet to the daemon VTY ripd. We asked for a password, default is zebra, but you can change the file / etc / quagga / ripd.conf:
ripd # telnet localhost Trying
: 1 ...
Trying 127.0.0.1 ...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is'^]'.
Hello, this is Quagga (version 0.99.15).
Copyright 1996-2005 Kunihiro Ishiguro, et al.
User Access Verification Password
:
ripd>
And we could set our Linux to work with RIP using typical Cisco IOS commands:
ripd> enable
ripd # configure terminal
ripd (config) # router rip
ripd (config-router) # network 10.0 .0.0 / 8
ripd (config-router) # network 20.0.0.0 / 8
ripd (config-router) # exit
ripd (config) # exit
ripd # write Configuration
saved to / etc / quagga / ripd.conf
Here you can find all the options with Quagga RIP settings, but if you did some After a Cisco router will see that the orders are virtually identical. Here you have the RIP configuration guide Cisco devices.
NOTE: do not forget to activate the forwarding bit machine for your route!
# echo "1"> / proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
And if you want to endure after a reboot:
# echo "net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1">> / etc / sysctl.conf 
Hello!
Today we will see how Dynamic routing is configured on Linux routers because they do not support it natively. To do this we will use the suite Quagga, which includes implementations of OSPFv2, OSPFv3, RIP v1 and v2, RIPng and BGP-4 for Unix platforms (FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris and NetBSD) and to modify the configuration of equipment typical orders through the Cisco IOS. Architecture
Quagga Quagga consists of several daemons that work collaboratively to build the routing table. For example, the daemon handles ripd RIP, while the daemon is ospfd which supports the OSPF protocol. To changes in the kernel routing table and for redistribution of routes between different protocols, using the zebra daemon .
Installation
If we make a production facility with a complex configuration, it would be preferable to download the code to configure and compile it with the desired options. For this example, however, install the package available in the Debian repository.
# aptitude install quagga
quagga daemons have their own terminal or VTY (a CLI) to which we connect via telnet for configuration. After installation, we can see how been added to the file / etc / services the following entries:
Configuring RIPv2
The first task is edit the file / etc / quagga / daemons to activate the protocols you want to configure on your machine and restart the service:
# nano / etc / quagga / daemons zebra
= yes
ospfd
bgpd = no = no = no
ospf6d
ripd = yes = no
ripngd
# / etc / init.d / quagga restart
Next we must create a configuration file for each daemon enabled. Each daemon has an associated file with a specific name:
| zebra: bgpd: ospfd: ospf6d: ripd: ripngd: | zebra.conf bgpd.conf ospfd . conf ospf6d.conf ripd.conf ripngd.conf |
To create the configuration files, you can copy the sample files that includes the documentation:
| # cp / usr / share / doc / quagga / examples / zebra.conf.sample / Etc / quagga / zebra.conf # cp / usr / share / doc / quagga / examples / ripd.conf.sample / etc / quagga / ripd.conf |
Finally, we to change the permissions, the owner and group of these files:
| # chown quagga: quaggavty / etc / quagga / *. conf # chmod 640 / etc / quagga / *. conf |
and restart the service:
# / etc / init.d / quagga restart
Now we can begin to configure dynamic routing, for which we connect by telnet to the daemon VTY ripd. We asked for a password, default is zebra, but you can change the file / etc / quagga / ripd.conf:
ripd # telnet localhost Trying
: 1 ...
Trying 127.0.0.1 ...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is'^]'.
Hello, this is Quagga (version 0.99.15).
Copyright 1996-2005 Kunihiro Ishiguro, et al.
User Access Verification Password
:
ripd>
And we could set our Linux to work with RIP using typical Cisco IOS commands:
ripd> enable
ripd # configure terminal
ripd (config) # router rip
ripd (config-router) # network 10.0 .0.0 / 8
ripd (config-router) # network 20.0.0.0 / 8
ripd (config-router) # exit
ripd (config) # exit
ripd # write Configuration
saved to / etc / quagga / ripd.conf
Here you can find all the options with Quagga RIP settings, but if you did some After a Cisco router will see that the orders are virtually identical. Here you have the RIP configuration guide Cisco devices.
NOTE: do not forget to activate the forwarding bit machine for your route!
# echo "1"> / proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
And if you want to endure after a reboot:
# echo "net.ipv4.ip_forward = 1">> / etc / sysctl.conf
Can I Penetrate My Cervix?
The newspaper" The World "presents" Chess audiovisual course, supported by the Spanish Federation of Chess. Magazines
An audiovisual course, practical and progressive.
40 deliveries consist of a book and a DVD each.
A groundbreaking study method.
This course has the backing of the highest institution English chess, the English Federation of Chess (FEDA), which is part of the International Chess Federation (FIDE).
All regional federations are integrated into the FEDA, which is the organizer of the Chess Championship of Spain, the Spain Club Championship (CECLUB) and championships in Spain by category, among other tournaments.
How is the course?
four main sections.
The contents of the DVD and book are complementary, and the axis common to both carriers are four basic sections. Openings
A specialist teacher introduces and develops the content of sections in the DVDs and poses practical exercises whose solutions are given below.
an International Grand Master, the champion of Spain Miguel Illescas, International Grandmaster invited to the course, provides valuable tips in a special section of the DVD, the lesson of the great master.
is suggested that you start watching the DVD and then to review what they learned with the help of the book.
Rules of the game and course content.
In the first installment will offer the game, if you need to consult or review. The find both the DVD and a booklet supplemental plan also includes the full course.
audiovisual sessions: DVD
The structure of the DVDs is always the same: to see session, you can follow the contents of each issue from start to finish without interruption.
you can also directly choose a section of your interest, and in each section to choose between the theoretical (Theory) and the practical (Exercise 1, Exercise 2, Ejercico 3). Once raised
exercises by the teacher has to make to find the solutions, which are explained by the teacher below.
Finally, the DVD has a special section: The lesson of the great master, in which Miguel Illescas, alone or in company of the teacher, gives all kinds of tips extracted from his vast experience in the competition. Miguel Illescas
Born in Barcelona in 1945, is credited with a national and international honors argo. It is International Chess Grand Master since 1988, historical record as champion of Spain (8 times) and the English Olympic team member since 1986. Has coached world champion Vladimir Kramnik (1999-2006) and senior coach of the International Federation (IFAD), was a member of technical staff of the IBM machine Deep Bue (1995-1997) and is the founder and president of the Chess school EDAMI. He is editor of journals and director of web sites dedicated to this sport, and a prominent journalist, writer and lecturer.
The book: The synthesis of the sessions and the History of the Great Masters. The books
provides a summary of the ideas in the basic sections of the DVD, complemented with additional examples and variations are not addressed in the audiovisual.
addition, the book includes a section: Large Champions.
And also a practical side: Play area.
The first is a chronological history of chess through its legends and the most famous match: Philidor, Morphy, Lasker, Capablanca, Nimzovitsch, Alekhine, Petrosian, Spassky, Fischer, Karpov, Kasparov, Polgar, Carlsen .. .
The second is a space to review what they learned and put into practice the knowledge acquired. Calculate your elo
Periodically, in the play area will be offered a self-assessment exercise Calculate your elo, which must be resolved different game situations to measure the approximate force (elo) of the player and its progression. Playground
online with Internet Chess Club
The chess learning product gives you a 6-month subscription to online gaming area Internet Chess Club, the world's leading online chess.
Possibilities included in the playing area:
Contents of the four main sections.
1
Development and Center Openings
forced Tactical maneuvers and combinations
Strategy
The value of the parts
Final
Cornering the king, mate with two towers.
Openings
2 Fast Castling
Finding Tactical combinations.
Threat and Defense Strategy: Final
changes
Mate with a tower
3
Opening time
Losses
Finding Tactical combinations
Strategy
The Final
material advantage
Mate with the queen
4
Openings
initiative
Tactical
The check and double attack
Strategy Final
activity
Crown isolated pawn
5
Openings
madman's Mate Tactical
The check and discovered the attack on
The Strategy
initiative and attack
Crown
end a pawn in the sixth or seventh row
6
Openings
Shepherd
Mate Tactical
The two pieces
check
The Strategy Final
central domain
Casillas
effective and opposition.
7
Openings
defective development
The pin
Tactical Strategy
misplaced parts
Final effective and opposition Casillas
8
Openings Open Openings
Tactical X-ray Attack Strategy
deployment and break points
pawns Racing Finals
9
Openings Opening 4 horses
The piece overloaded Tactical Strategy
Columns
open and semi-finals
laborers locked: the zugwang
10
Openings Italian Opening
Tactical Strategy deviation
Torres, seventh and eighth rows
Final
King and two pawns versus king
11
Openings
Fegatello Attack: The point "f7 "Tactical
Battery Bishop
Strategy: Final
open diagonal
part and pawn against king only
12
Openings Legal
Mate
Tactics The attraction
Strategy Bishops
good and bad in the middle game Final
Bishop and pawns
13
Openings Defense Tactics Phillidor
The ambush
Horse Strategy :
footholds Final
Horses and laborers
14
Openings
The king in the center
Tactical Defense Disposal Strategy
boxes
weak pawns Finals against
Torre
Openings 15
English Opening Tactics
Counterattack Strategy Bishops
different color in the attack
Lady Finals against peons
16
Openings
Nailed opening
Tactical
The enfilade
Security Strategy of King
End Bishops of the same color
17
Openings
Scottish Open
Tactical
The piece caught
Attack Strategy: the extraction of King
Final
Different colored bishops
18
Danish Gambit Opening
and Scottish
Tactical
The
zwischenzug
Attack Strategy Castling: Final
sacrifices Bishop and pawn against horse
19
Openings King's Gambit Tactics
The unstoppable threat
Attack Strategy Castling: opening lines
Finals Horse and pawn against Bishop
20
Opening Evans Gambit Tactics
obstruction and blocking
Weaknesses Strategy Castling Final
Bishop against knight: several pieces
;
21
Openings
Petroff Defense Tactics
interception strategy castling on opposite flanks
Final Quality Advantage (without pawns)
; Openings
22
Preventing castling
Tactical Clearance Strategy
boxes
castle's decision
Final Quality Advantage (with pawns)
;
23
Openings Openings semi-
Tactical Strategy mill
The game plan: objectives
Late Late pawns
24
Openings
Sicilian Defence Tactics
perpetual
The Strategy
The game plan: Final
maneuvers created a passed pawn
25
Openings French Defence Tactics
Promotion Strategy
pawn
pawn structure
Final
active King in the final
26
Openings
pawn chains and breaks
furious Tactical
The Strategy Room
Pawn Final
isolated
Cutting the enemy king
27
Openings
Caro-Kann Defense Tactics
Threats
Strategy chained backward pawn
The Late Late
tower: Lucena position
Openings 28
Scandinavian Defense Tactics hall
Mate
Strategy
The passed pawn
Late Late tower: Philidor position
29
Openings Alekhine Defence
tactic Smothered mate
Strategy doubled Pawn
Late Late tower: the tower pawn
30
Openings
The advantage of space
Mate Tactical
the seventh row
Strategy Most pawns
Final
The tower behind the passed pawn
31
The Fianchetto Openings
Tactical Network
mate: rook and bishop
Strategy bishop's fight against horse
Finals Final tower complex (I)
32
Openings
Pirc Defense Tactics Network
mate: rook and knight
Strategy
The bishop pair
Late Late
tower complex (II)
33
Openings Openings closed
Tactical Network
mate: queen and bishop
Strategy and blocking the horse
Late Late lady
Openings
34 Queen's Gambit accepted
Tactical Network
mate: lady Strategy and riding
material compensation
Advantage
end material:
technique to gain
35
Openings
QGD
Tactical Network
matt bishop and knight
Strategy Simplification and final step
Finals Strengths in the final
36
Openings Nimzo-Indian Defense Tactics
mate combinations (I)
Strategy Simplification and final step
The Final
drowned in the final
Openings 37
lady india Defense Tactics
mate combinations (II) Strategy
The relative value of the pieces
Final Final
practical: golden rules
38
Openings King's Indian Defense Tactics
gain material combinations (II) Strategy
Harmony
parts
Final Final
classics (I)
Openings 39
Grunfeld Defense Tactics
gain material combinations (II)
Strategy Final Attack
Final positional classics (II)
40
Openings Openings Tactical
flank combinations tables
positional strategy
Final Sacrifice Final
classics (III)
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An audiovisual course, practical and progressive.
40 deliveries consist of a book and a DVD each.
A groundbreaking study method.
- To progress through the game, step by step, without taking anything for granted.
- To master all the techniques and improve your game quickly.
- To solve chess problems and compete successfully.
This course has the backing of the highest institution English chess, the English Federation of Chess (FEDA), which is part of the International Chess Federation (FIDE).
All regional federations are integrated into the FEDA, which is the organizer of the Chess Championship of Spain, the Spain Club Championship (CECLUB) and championships in Spain by category, among other tournaments.
How is the course?
four main sections.
The contents of the DVD and book are complementary, and the axis common to both carriers are four basic sections. Openings
- Tactics
- Final Strategy
A specialist teacher introduces and develops the content of sections in the DVDs and poses practical exercises whose solutions are given below.
an International Grand Master, the champion of Spain Miguel Illescas, International Grandmaster invited to the course, provides valuable tips in a special section of the DVD, the lesson of the great master.
is suggested that you start watching the DVD and then to review what they learned with the help of the book.
Rules of the game and course content.
In the first installment will offer the game, if you need to consult or review. The find both the DVD and a booklet supplemental plan also includes the full course.
audiovisual sessions: DVD
The structure of the DVDs is always the same: to see session, you can follow the contents of each issue from start to finish without interruption.
you can also directly choose a section of your interest, and in each section to choose between the theoretical (Theory) and the practical (Exercise 1, Exercise 2, Ejercico 3). Once raised
exercises by the teacher has to make to find the solutions, which are explained by the teacher below.
Finally, the DVD has a special section: The lesson of the great master, in which Miguel Illescas, alone or in company of the teacher, gives all kinds of tips extracted from his vast experience in the competition. Miguel Illescas
Born in Barcelona in 1945, is credited with a national and international honors argo. It is International Chess Grand Master since 1988, historical record as champion of Spain (8 times) and the English Olympic team member since 1986. Has coached world champion Vladimir Kramnik (1999-2006) and senior coach of the International Federation (IFAD), was a member of technical staff of the IBM machine Deep Bue (1995-1997) and is the founder and president of the Chess school EDAMI. He is editor of journals and director of web sites dedicated to this sport, and a prominent journalist, writer and lecturer.
The book: The synthesis of the sessions and the History of the Great Masters. The books
provides a summary of the ideas in the basic sections of the DVD, complemented with additional examples and variations are not addressed in the audiovisual.
addition, the book includes a section: Large Champions.
And also a practical side: Play area.
The first is a chronological history of chess through its legends and the most famous match: Philidor, Morphy, Lasker, Capablanca, Nimzovitsch, Alekhine, Petrosian, Spassky, Fischer, Karpov, Kasparov, Polgar, Carlsen .. .
The second is a space to review what they learned and put into practice the knowledge acquired. Calculate your elo
Periodically, in the play area will be offered a self-assessment exercise Calculate your elo, which must be resolved different game situations to measure the approximate force (elo) of the player and its progression. Playground
online with Internet Chess Club
The chess learning product gives you a 6-month subscription to online gaming area Internet Chess Club, the world's leading online chess.
Possibilities included in the playing area:
- Play and chat online with thousands of users around the world. Follow live
- major world events.
- Participate in online activities such as tournaments or simultaneous.
- observe the games of the great international masters.
- Playing against a computer.
Contents of the four main sections.
1
Development and Center Openings
forced Tactical maneuvers and combinations
Strategy
The value of the parts
Final
Cornering the king, mate with two towers.
Openings
2 Fast Castling
Finding Tactical combinations.
Threat and Defense Strategy: Final
changes
Mate with a tower
3
Opening time
Losses
Finding Tactical combinations
Strategy
The Final
material advantage
Mate with the queen
4
Openings
initiative
Tactical
The check and double attack
Strategy Final
activity
Crown isolated pawn
5
Openings
madman's Mate Tactical
The check and discovered the attack on
The Strategy
initiative and attack
Crown
end a pawn in the sixth or seventh row
6
Openings
Shepherd
Mate Tactical
The two pieces
check
The Strategy Final
central domain
Casillas
effective and opposition.
7
Openings
defective development
The pin
Tactical Strategy
misplaced parts
Final effective and opposition Casillas
8
Openings Open Openings
Tactical X-ray Attack Strategy
deployment and break points
pawns Racing Finals
9
Openings Opening 4 horses
The piece overloaded Tactical Strategy
Columns
open and semi-finals
laborers locked: the zugwang
10
Openings Italian Opening
Tactical Strategy deviation
Torres, seventh and eighth rows
Final
King and two pawns versus king
11
Openings
Fegatello Attack: The point "f7 "Tactical
Battery Bishop
Strategy: Final
open diagonal
part and pawn against king only
12
Openings Legal
Mate
Tactics The attraction
Strategy Bishops
good and bad in the middle game Final
Bishop and pawns
13
Openings Defense Tactics Phillidor
The ambush
Horse Strategy :
footholds Final
Horses and laborers
14
Openings
The king in the center
Tactical Defense Disposal Strategy
boxes
weak pawns Finals against
Torre
Openings 15
English Opening Tactics
Counterattack Strategy Bishops
different color in the attack
Lady Finals against peons
16
Openings
Nailed opening
Tactical
The enfilade
Security Strategy of King
End Bishops of the same color
17
Openings
Scottish Open
Tactical
The piece caught
Attack Strategy: the extraction of King
Final
Different colored bishops
18
Danish Gambit Opening
and Scottish
Tactical
The
zwischenzug
Attack Strategy Castling: Final
sacrifices Bishop and pawn against horse
19
Openings King's Gambit Tactics
The unstoppable threat
Attack Strategy Castling: opening lines
Finals Horse and pawn against Bishop
20
Opening Evans Gambit Tactics
obstruction and blocking
Weaknesses Strategy Castling Final
Bishop against knight: several pieces
;
21
Openings
Petroff Defense Tactics
interception strategy castling on opposite flanks
Final Quality Advantage (without pawns)
; Openings
22
Preventing castling
Tactical Clearance Strategy
boxes
castle's decision
Final Quality Advantage (with pawns)
;
23
Openings Openings semi-
Tactical Strategy mill
The game plan: objectives
Late Late pawns
24
Openings
Sicilian Defence Tactics
perpetual
The Strategy
The game plan: Final
maneuvers created a passed pawn
25
Openings French Defence Tactics
Promotion Strategy
pawn
pawn structure
Final
active King in the final
26
Openings
pawn chains and breaks
furious Tactical
The Strategy Room
Pawn Final
isolated
Cutting the enemy king
27
Openings
Caro-Kann Defense Tactics
Threats
Strategy chained backward pawn
The Late Late
tower: Lucena position
Openings 28
Scandinavian Defense Tactics hall
Mate
Strategy
The passed pawn
Late Late tower: Philidor position
29
Openings Alekhine Defence
tactic Smothered mate
Strategy doubled Pawn
Late Late tower: the tower pawn
30
Openings
The advantage of space
Mate Tactical
the seventh row
Strategy Most pawns
Final
The tower behind the passed pawn
31
The Fianchetto Openings
Tactical Network
mate: rook and bishop
Strategy bishop's fight against horse
Finals Final tower complex (I)
32
Openings
Pirc Defense Tactics Network
mate: rook and knight
Strategy
The bishop pair
Late Late
tower complex (II)
33
Openings Openings closed
Tactical Network
mate: queen and bishop
Strategy and blocking the horse
Late Late lady
Openings
34 Queen's Gambit accepted
Tactical Network
mate: lady Strategy and riding
material compensation
Advantage
end material:
technique to gain
35
Openings
QGD
Tactical Network
matt bishop and knight
Strategy Simplification and final step
Finals Strengths in the final
36
Openings Nimzo-Indian Defense Tactics
mate combinations (I)
Strategy Simplification and final step
The Final
drowned in the final
Openings 37
lady india Defense Tactics
mate combinations (II) Strategy
The relative value of the pieces
Final Final
practical: golden rules
38
Openings King's Indian Defense Tactics
gain material combinations (II) Strategy
Harmony
parts
Final Final
classics (I)
Openings 39
Grunfeld Defense Tactics
gain material combinations (II)
Strategy Final Attack
Final positional classics (II)
40
Openings Openings Tactical
flank combinations tables
positional strategy
Final Sacrifice Final
classics (III)
There is also the possibility to get the late delivery of the courses if we could not buy them at the kiosk, it delivers significantly Course every Sunday with the newspaper El Mundo price of 9.95 euros each plus delivery price for the newspaper, on Sunday will offer the 4 th installment.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Background Music Family Jewels
Hello! I step
slides we used to work on the issue of structured cabling in the course of planning and network management.
They, after an introduction that presents the characteristics of local area networks and the means of transmission and interconnection devices commonly used in construction, you can find information on structured cabling standards:
- real examples of facilities not compliant
- Examples of facilities that do meet
- Problems facilities that do not follow the rules
- Objectives of the structured cabling standards set
- subsystems: input services, equipment room, backbone cabling, distribution cabinets, horizontal cabling and Workspace
- Organization of distributors
- Calculation of cabinets needed
- PAT sizing rules
- Separation of electrical wiring and data
- Recommendations
- installation of fiber optic cables: types, marketing, fan-out kits
- transmission quality parameters
- Testers a network installation (Demo online )
I hope you can take advantage. Greetings!
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
What Does The Eclipse 7002 Brain Look Like
Peon de Rey, 20 to 25 copies of a chess player
6 more issues of the journal king pawn numbers 20 - 21 - 22 - 23 - 24 to 25
Monday, April 4, 2011
Friday, April 1, 2011
Body Fat Percentage Spokane Washington
SpainSkills 2011 Structured Cabling, Network Support
Hola!
From tomorrow I will be working in the organization of SpainSkills 2011 as part of the jury of skill 39, network support.
The competition starts on day 4 with an opening ceremony, testing should be the day 5 to 8 and the closing ceremony will be on 9. We hope that this day we celebrate the victory of student Andalusian IES Gonzalo Nazareno de Dos Hermanas, José Manuel Ferrete. This year can be followed throughout the competition live over the Internet.
To get you started, I leave the video presentation for the press:
Greetings! 
Hola!
From tomorrow I will be working in the organization of SpainSkills 2011 as part of the jury of skill 39, network support.
The competition starts on day 4 with an opening ceremony, testing should be the day 5 to 8 and the closing ceremony will be on 9. We hope that this day we celebrate the victory of student Andalusian IES Gonzalo Nazareno de Dos Hermanas, José Manuel Ferrete. This year can be followed throughout the competition live over the Internet.
To get you started, I leave the video presentation for the press:
Greetings!
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