The "imbalances" by Stefania Mola ... From chess to Bari
Stephanie is a very busy girl.
Like all mothers of this world, runs back and forth all day, takes care of the house and her husband, shopping and cooking, school and work (of course in a publishing house).
And after a day of those in which his shadow can not reach it, sitting at the computer and writes books, and then books and even books, books that speak to each other, laugh and cry with us, that finally (and we) give the peace that we follow throughout the day and throughout life. Link to SQUILIBRI2 and read verses perfect and pure intentions, and still many, many good suggestions for an evening or night if you want, in the company of friends who never betray you.
Log on and let me know. Are not made to deceive me, try it!
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Anti-antipose Tea Raynmon
a beautiful video: Our Chess move by move
I want to signal to all chess enthusiasts (and others) watching the video "Move after move, made by a group of knowledgeable chess players' Chess Academy with the contribution of the Bari region of Puglia.
was directed by the versatile Frédéric Pascal, the subject of the legendary Vincent Cucinella and enthralling as the music (and original), which is the background to the video, we cite the names of M. Capannoli and M. De Giglio.
The scenery and characters will be familiar to all of you, but I want here to reveal the secret of the "hands" mysterious and anonymous underlying intervals throughout the video, from 'beginning to the end: those are my love, Paul Borino, as opposed Gianluigi Garrapa other, a genius of the 'and our patient more than a friend. And for the record, even if Paul is not very enthusiastic ch 'I tell you, the game in question have' won ... Gianluigi!
Enjoy "Move after move"!
I want to signal to all chess enthusiasts (and others) watching the video "Move after move, made by a group of knowledgeable chess players' Chess Academy with the contribution of the Bari region of Puglia.
was directed by the versatile Frédéric Pascal, the subject of the legendary Vincent Cucinella and enthralling as the music (and original), which is the background to the video, we cite the names of M. Capannoli and M. De Giglio.
The scenery and characters will be familiar to all of you, but I want here to reveal the secret of the "hands" mysterious and anonymous underlying intervals throughout the video, from 'beginning to the end: those are my love, Paul Borino, as opposed Gianluigi Garrapa other, a genius of the 'and our patient more than a friend. And for the record, even if Paul is not very enthusiastic ch 'I tell you, the game in question have' won ... Gianluigi!
Enjoy "Move after move"!
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Famosas Mexicanas Al Desnudo
on the Republic of Bari
cutural On the page of the Republic of today, October 10, 2009, the Russian journalist Francesca writes about chess. L 'article, nice and well written (not to be confused with the pieces even pedestrians!), S' Scaccomania title and, from a nice interview with Michael Leone, president of the 'Chess Academy Bari, arrives to comment later in the book Our chess, of which Frank manages to capture perfectly the structure and intent. Do not miss the comments of other authoritative voices, such as that of Silvana Calaprice, a professor in the faculty 'of Education' s University of Bari, which emphasizes the educational value of the noble game. Then they all agree with the Republic: horses and bishops are a gym for the mind!
cutural On the page of the Republic of today, October 10, 2009, the Russian journalist Francesca writes about chess. L 'article, nice and well written (not to be confused with the pieces even pedestrians!), S' Scaccomania title and, from a nice interview with Michael Leone, president of the 'Chess Academy Bari, arrives to comment later in the book Our chess, of which Frank manages to capture perfectly the structure and intent. Do not miss the comments of other authoritative voices, such as that of Silvana Calaprice, a professor in the faculty 'of Education' s University of Bari, which emphasizes the educational value of the noble game. Then they all agree with the Republic: horses and bishops are a gym for the mind!
Monday, October 5, 2009
Milena Velba Similares
our Chess
This blog begins in a rather original, because the first post is not the author but a friend of hers.
Since Ross is not very practical to the internet I thought I create them a blog to give you the opportunity to communicate with readers of his first book, "Chess us."
"Our Chess" is a wonderful collection of stories ranging from yellow to the fantasy romantic noir ... well more of everything.
The author, Ross Damascus, is a literature teacher in high school who has great passion as chess. He has participated in numerous national and international tournaments, representing Italy at the Olympics in Novi Sad, Manila and Moscow took place during the nineties. Then you know very well the environment chess and those who attended can be found in his stories all the quirks, tics and emotions of those who play chess.
The characters who populate his stories are real and who hangs out in the environment can certainly recognize many famous personalities during the tournament.
What makes this collection are literary style, poetry and the strong emotions that permeate it.
Chess is often just a footnote to the story and serve as a "pretext" to describe the humanity that surrounds us hours or sometimes a past world that no longer exists.
It 's a book across the board where anyone can find what you are passionate about it more.
I recommend it wholeheartedly!
Alessandra Riegler
I hope this post will open the dance to a lively exchange of messages between the author and his readers: o)
This blog begins in a rather original, because the first post is not the author but a friend of hers.
Since Ross is not very practical to the internet I thought I create them a blog to give you the opportunity to communicate with readers of his first book, "Chess us."
"Our Chess" is a wonderful collection of stories ranging from yellow to the fantasy romantic noir ... well more of everything.
The author, Ross Damascus, is a literature teacher in high school who has great passion as chess. He has participated in numerous national and international tournaments, representing Italy at the Olympics in Novi Sad, Manila and Moscow took place during the nineties. Then you know very well the environment chess and those who attended can be found in his stories all the quirks, tics and emotions of those who play chess.
The characters who populate his stories are real and who hangs out in the environment can certainly recognize many famous personalities during the tournament.
What makes this collection are literary style, poetry and the strong emotions that permeate it.
Chess is often just a footnote to the story and serve as a "pretext" to describe the humanity that surrounds us hours or sometimes a past world that no longer exists.
It 's a book across the board where anyone can find what you are passionate about it more.
I recommend it wholeheartedly!
Alessandra Riegler
I hope this post will open the dance to a lively exchange of messages between the author and his readers: o)
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