
Due to the Corona pandemic, the Andernach 2020 meeting (postponed to August 21 to 23)
eventually has to be canceled for Corona reason. Now we plan for Andernach 2021.
Due to the Corona pandemic, the Andernach 2020 meeting (postponed to August 21 to 23)
eventually has to be canceled for Corona reason. Now we plan for Andernach 2021.
Issue 18, June 2020, of the ChessProblems.ca Bulletin is available online at http://Bulletin.ChessProblems.ca. Includes Original problems, ChessProblems.ca TT8 Award, and the Articles: Vaclav Kotesovec: Records in ser-#= PWC problems with one white piece p.876 | Jeff Coakley & Andrey Frolkin: The Continuity of Ambiguity p.885 | Arno Tungler: Series-mover Artists: Michel Caillaud p.894 | Arno Tungler: Record Breakers IX p.897
The bulletin is published by Cornel Pacurar since March 2014 and is mainly dedicated to Fairies, Series-Movers in particular.
Issue 17, December 2019, of the ChessProblems.ca Bulletin is available online at http://Bulletin.ChessProblems.ca. Includes Originals, 4 articles (Andreas Thoma, Jeff Coakley & Andrey Frolkin, Arno Tüngler, Adrian Storisteanu), TT9 & TT10 Report, Blast from the Past IV.
The bulletin is published by Cornel Pacurar since March 2014 and is mainly dedicated to Fairies, Series-Movers in particular.
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46th FairyChessFriendsMeeting at Andernach, May 21-24, 2020The first Andernach FairyChessFriendsMeeting took place in 1975, now we invite you to paricipate in the 46th meeting. Again we’ll meet at Hotel Stammbaum (Marktgasse 1, 56626 Andernach, Germany). All rooms are reserved for our meeting, for booking please contact the hotel or any other accommodation directly. Thursday, May 21 Friday, May 22 Saturday, May 23, 12.30 pm: Schwalbe board meeting Sunday, May 24, 11 am: Awards ceremony (composing, solving) | End of the 46th FairyChessFriendsMeeting. |
Quartz 48, November 2019, is online at:
http://quartz.chessproblems.ca/pdf/48/Quartz48.pdf
By Paul Rãican:
The contest has one section: 1. Proof games with #color condition.
It is admitted, but not necessary, to add at most one other condition (but not fairy pieces). The tourney is informal. Send problems to the judge, until the 1st February 2020. Judge: P. Rãican.
#color (or simply #c) was introduced by Andrey Frolkin and Chris Tylor in feenschach 212/2015.
Definition: After a checkmate, the colour of the mating piece(s) is changed and the game resumes, if a legal position results. In a first phase, the authors introduced this condition in helpmates, but then, they also used it in proof games.
See, e.g., the problem No.1374 from Julias fairies. The genre may be tested by Jacobi, with condition #c.
Have just received a wonderful book by Andreas Thoma “Vertrackte Retraktoren”! Though retractors are not my main interest, so nicely made 160 pages of the book, including 531 problem, articles and comics (by Claus Grupen) invite to have a closer look!
You’re welcome to buy it from Andreas, just contact him by e-mail: juanthoma@t-online.de.
Issue 16, June 2019, of the ChessProblems.ca Bulletin is available online at http://Bulletin.ChessProblems.ca. Includes 5 articles (Andreas Thoma, Jeff Coakley & Andrey Frolkin, Arno Tüngler).
The bulletin is published by Cornel Pacurar since March 2014 and is mainly dedicated to Fairies, Series-Movers in particular.
I believe many people share the same feeling, that the 62.WCCC was absolutely wonderfully organized in Vilnius! Thanks a lot to Lithuanian team and especially to Vilimantas and Vidmantas Satkus!
There’re some post on the official website, I tried to make during the congress. The final page for the 43.WCSC is just finished. The 4.YCCC was a great work to boast: Results (PDF) | Photo gallery
You’re free to use any of my photos from Vilnius 2019 album (with some accent on Latvian solvers, of course 😉 )
After finishing most of works related to the Congress coming back to publications on JF. Thank you for your patience! – Julia