41. CONTENTS Akopian Harry Nelson Pillsbury Hikaru Nakamura irina krush irina krush Jennie Frenklakh chessCity Contacts chess Etiquette counter FIDE Help Links Notation http://www.chesscity.com/contents.html

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42. Irina 14year old irina krush is the finest female player in irina gained internationalrecognition as part of the team assisting Excerpt from Whiz Kids Teach chess. http://www.chesscity.com/WHIZ_KIDS/Bios/irina.html

Irina Krush 14-year old Irina Krush is the finest female player in the land. She won the 1998 Interplay United States Women's Championship convincingly, and is now on her way to earning the (men's) International Master title. Her meteoric career is still ascending! She just finished in second place at the 1999 US Junior! In December, she'll make her debut at the prestigious Hastings Premiere tournament in England. Irina gained international recognition as part of the team assisting the world in its match against World Champion Garry Kasparov, hosted by Microsoft in 1999. Her latest challenge? She recently tried to capture the BOYS under-18 title at the World Youth Championships. Now she is off to England! FIDE: 2375 USCF: 2458 Photo by Elizabeth Karnazes Excerpt from Whiz Kids Teach Chess

43. ChessBase.com - Chess News Olga (IM) wg UKR 2413 18 38 Danielian, Elina wg ARM 2411 9 39 Zielinska, Marta wgPOL 2410 0 40 Sedina, Elena (IM) wg ITA 2407 12 41 krush, irina m USA 2406 23 http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=257

44. ChessBase.com - Chess News born in Latvia and currently a resident of Jersey City, caused a major chess upsetin the playoff by beating former champions Jennifer Shahade and irina krush. http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=733

45. World Team's Essential Links Computer chess Team's new address http//www.optexinc.com click on Click here fordetails irina's USCF biography http//www.uschess.org/news/bio/krush.html. http://members.attcanada.ca/~pmarko/links.htm

WORLD TEAM'S ESSENTIAL LINKS The first Kasparov vs. The World interactive chess game (Jun - Oct 1999) Last updated by Peter Marko on October 23, 1999 This page has been visited by World Team members since October 1, 1999 NEW Join the World Team mailing list! Featured Today Recent Additions Game Analysis ... Microsoft View Selected Articles View Protest Page View Thanks, Irina! Make Your Move Irina's SMART-FAQ Irina's Analysis ... Pre-vote Site FEATURED TODAY NEW John O' Connell's World Chess Team Club http://clubs.lycos.com/live/Directory/CommunityHome.asp?CG=n63kmvl3gv9h36av0188mmkcvg NEW Kasparov chat on Wed Oct 27 (1:00 pm Eastern, 7:00 pm in Europe) MSNBC Chat Auditorium http://www.msnbc.com/chat/default.asp NEW Updated: Ken Regan's Kasparov vs. The World page http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~regan/chess/GK-ROW/index.html Yahoo full coverage http://fullcoverage.yahoo.com/fc/Tech/Kasparov_Chess_Match Voting questionnaire by the University of Hohenheim (Germany) http://www.uni-hohenheim.de/~www520b/fragebogen_englisch.htm Richard Bean's BBS archive http://www.maths.uq.edu.au/~rwb/kas/

46. GameKnot -- Chess Forum Now, it's not like just irina krush just lost internet access no analysis next tokrush's name (krush had kind only analyst, really) in a critical chess match. http://www6conf.org/online/chess/1823.shtml

Play online chess , free online chess, chess problems and puzzles, bi-monthly tournaments, chess league, active forum, Java board games. Chess Forum mod this thread From Message gestalt report this post Subject: Kasporov V the World Message: I,ve just read that there was a Kasporov versus the world match last year. Where people could vote on moves for 'the World' does anyone know what the outcome was. Did we kick his a**? Please tell me we did (I use 'we' loosely as I wasn't aware of the event). If we didn't WHY NOT? tovmauzer report this post Actually match took place earlier... Message: ~ 1999, i think. And Kasparov won it:) tovmauzer report this post Why? Message: Probably because plays better chess...:) bartlebie report this post Message: I guess he won, because he managed to persuade some ten thousand people of voting for the wrong moves. :) atrifix report this post Message: There was a major controversy with Irinia Krush losing access to MSN and being unable to publish her analysis. Anyway, the World blundered in a drawn ending (a move that had been analyzed a week in advance!) and lost quickly. gestalt report this post Losing access to MSN!!

47. Chess Informant Links-Players Translate this page Khalifman, Alexander. Khmelnitsky, Igor. Kosteniuk, Alexandra. Krabbé, Tim.krush, irina. Levitt, Jon. Maliszewski, Konstantin. Polgar, Judit. Polgar, Zsuzsa. http://www.sahovski.com/COMMUNITY/LINKS/players.htm

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48. Susan Polgar On Chess It was her father who introduced her to the game of chess. Susan Polgar andirina krush. Though she is young, irina has already accomplished a lot. http://www.chesscafe.com/polgar/polgar.htm

Susan Polgar on Chess Susan Polgar Order Curse of Kirsan by Sarah Hurst at the special pre-publication price of My Top 10 Most Memorable Moments in Chess (Part 2) I have experienced hundreds if not thousands of exciting, wonderful and memorable moments during my chess career, a career that has spanned almost 30 years. It was not easy, but I have narrowed these moments down to the top 10. This is a short preview of the book I am working on right now titled My Top 10 Most Memorable Moments in Chess . This is part of the new chess book series of the same name. I hope you enjoy it. David Letterman, the top 10 countdown is in your honor. 10. Meeting Bobby Fischer 9. Scoring 10-0 at the 1973 Budapest Championship for girls under 11 at the age of 4! 8. Winning 1981 World Junior Championship for girls under 16 7. Winning the gold medal at the 1990 Olympiad 6. Becoming the first woman ever to break the gender barrier, qualifying for the Men’s World Championship Zonal Tournament. 5. Becoming the #1 ranked woman player in the world at age 15

49. 35th Chess Olympiad 2002 Ekaterina, 2348. 2.6, 11, United States, 2.50.5, 39, Venezuela, 1,WIM, krush irina, 2403, 1-0, WIM, Sanchez Castillo Sarai, 2180. 2,WIM, Shahade http://www.chessib.com/olym2r2w.html

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50. 35th Chess Olympiad 2002 3, Galojan Lilit, 2236, 01, WGM, Socko Monika, 2354. 13.5, 11, United States,2-1, 18, India, 1, WIM, krush irina, 2403, 0.5-0.5, WGM, Vijayalakshmi Subbaraman,2394. http://www.chessib.com/olym2r13w.html

Chess Siberia Home page News Interviews Openings ... Links Round 13, November 8 (Women) China Ukraine WGM Xu Yuhua WGM Zhukova Natalia WGM Wang Pin WGM Vasilevich Tatjana WGM Zhao Xue WGM Gaponenko Inna Bulgaria Georgia GM Stefanova Antoaneta GM Chiburdanidze Maia WGM Aleksieva-Collas Silvia WGM Khurtsidze Nino WGM Velcheva Maria WGM Arakhamia-Grant Ketevan Russia Vietnam WGM Matveeva Svetlana WGM Hoang Thanh Trang WGM Kosteniuk Alexandra WIM Le Kieu Thien Kim WGM Kosintseva Tatiana Nguyen Thi Thanh An Armenia Poland WGM Danielian Elina WGM Radziewicz Iweta WGM Mkrtchian Lilit WGM Dworakowska Joanna Galojan Lilit WGM Socko Monika United States India WIM Krush Irina WGM Vijayalakshmi Subbaraman WIM Baginskaite Camilla WIM Ramaswamy Aarthie WGM Donaldson Elena WIM Swathi Ghate Romania Slovakia WGM Peptan Corina WGM Pokorna Regina WGM Foisor Cristina Adela WGM Hagarova Zuzana WIM Calotescu Cristina Ciganikova Andrea Yugoslavia France WGM Bojkovic Natasa WGM Skripchenko-Lautier Almira WGM Prudnikova Svetlana WIM Sebag Marie WGM Chelushkina Irina WIM Nepeina-Leconte Maria Hungary England WGM Vajda Szidonia WGM Hunt Harriet WGM Dembo Yelena WGM Houska Jovanka WGM Lakos Nikoletta WIM Richards Heather Greece Azerbaijan WGM Botsari Anna-Maria WGM Velikhanli Firuza WGM Makropoulou Marina WIM Shukurova Meihriban WGM Kouvatsou Maria WIM Mamedjarova Zeinab Germany Bosnia and Herzegovina WGM Kachiani-Gersinska Ketino WIM Titova-Boric Elena WGM Paehtz Elisabeth Dimovski Aleksandra WGM Micic Jordanka Ivanovic Jelena Czech Republic Croatia WGM Jackova Jana WGM Medic Mirjana WIM Sikorova Olga WIM Macek Vlasta WGM Ptacnikova Lenka WIM Jelica Mara Israel

51. U.S. Chess Championship (Final Report) In the recently ended US chess Championship, Shabalov clearly emerged as the aweaker field than both WIM Jennifer Shahade and IM irina krush, she showed http://www.thechessdrum.net/tournaments/USchess2003/finalreport.html

FINAL REPORT Women's Tiebreak Playoff As mentioned above, J. Shahade, Krush and Hahn participated in a playoff after all three were deadlocked at 4½ points. The playoff consisted of a single round robin (each player plays the other two) with 15 minutes per game. An additional five second increment would be added per move. The secondary tiebreaker would be a five minute blitz game and if the score is still tied, a "shoot-out" game. It was very interesting to see the huge crowd viewing the games. It was especially strange to see such strong players watching instead of playing. The packed room was buzzing with electricity as the women took their places on the stage. All monitors were focused on the game in progress so that the games could be displayed from any part of the room. Hahn-Krush . This battle arose out of an ultra-sharp line in Meran variation of the Slav. This game turned into a battle of minor pieces as the evaluation of the game went back and forth. Toward the end, Hahn began to push her passed pawns, and instead of defending, Krush decided to attack. She then blundered a piece after 53 Nf3+ 54.g2 Nfg5 (54 Nfd4 or 54 Bd1=) 55.Rc8+ and was forced to resign. Krush-J. Shahade.

52. U.S. Chess Championship (Round One) day of the 2003 US Championship ended with some fighting chess including a In anothergame of young titans, IM Varuzhan Akobian outlasted IM irina krush in a http://www.thechessdrum.net/tournaments/USchess2003/round1.html

Excelsior it begins! The first day of the 2003 U.S. Championship ended with some fighting chess including a major upset and some inspired play. Certainly we can look for more of this action from the young upstarts and less-known veterans looking to enter the spotlight. GM Maurice Ashley won his historic debut by destroying WFM Olga Sagalchik on the black side of a Nimzo Indian. Perhaps Sagalchik's 6.Nge2 allowed Black to equalize with 10 e5 after which Ashley mercilessly seized the initiative. After accepting a dubious pawn sacrifice, Ashley side-stepped all tactical land mines and effectively ended the game with the pretty 30 Ne2! (diagram). Sagalchik unnecessarily dragged the game on. FM Stephen Muhammad nearly upset GM Alexander Ivanov in what was a hard-fought battle. In the heat of the middlegame, Muhammad won a pawn and pressed for the win. Ivanov defended actively and was able to hold the position. While Muhammad was unable to pick up the full point, this game should inspire his play in following rounds. He gets a stiff test with GM Joel Benjamin in round 2.

53. World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov Defeats World Team In Kasparov Vs. The World player under 21. irina krush, 15, is the US women's chess championand youngest member of the US Olympiad team. Elisabeth Pähtz, 14 http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/press/1999/Oct99/KasparovWinsPR.asp

All Products Support Search microsoft.com Guide ... Site Map Search for Advanced Search PressPass Home Microsoft News Legal News International News Consumer News Corporate Info Investor Relations Community Affairs Microsoft Research Events ... Executive E-Mail Archives by Month: Press Releases Top Stories World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov Defeats World Team In Kasparov vs. the World on MSN.com World Team Resigns on Move 62 REDMOND, Wash. Oct. 25, 1999 - World chess champion Garry Kasparov achieved victory Friday afternoon in the Kasparov vs. the World online chess tournament on the MSN.com TM network of Internet services. With 51 percent of the world team voting to resign, the intense game ended at move 62 after four challenging months of play, during which the world team proved to be a formidable opponent. "Although I have technically won the chess game, I think the real winners are everyone who participated on behalf of the world team," Kasparov said. "The world team was able to take advantage of Internet technology and join together to mount a real challenge. Over the past four months, I have been highly impressed by the proficiency of the collective world team and truly have enjoyed the competition." Kasparov, from Moscow, and event moderator Danny King, from London, will hold a live public chat on MSN.com Wednesday, Oct. 27, 10 a.m. PDT at

54. FIDE Ratings Of US Chess Players As Of 01/01/2003 FIDE Ratings of US chess Players (as of January 01, 2003) Back to PennState chessTeam page 1, g, Fischer, Robert J, 2780, 0, 93, wg, krush, irina (IM), 2433, 20, http://www.clubs.psu.edu/ChessTeam/fideratr.html

55. Chessmaster 9000 The world's best selling chess program, and one of the very strongest PC/Mac chess programs.Category Games Board Games chess Software Titles chessmaster...... The US men sent a strong team to Bled, Slovenia for the chess Olympiad, contestedfrom But so far, it is the Women's Team of IM irina krush, WGM Elena Donaldson http://www.chessmaster.com/

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56. 35th Chess Olympiad, Bled, Slovenia 3, Galojan Lilit, 2236, 01, WGM, Socko Monika, 2354. 13.5, 11, United States,2-1, 18, India, 1, WIM, krush irina, 2403, ½-½, WGM, Vijayalakshmi Subbaraman,2394. http://www.35chessolympiad.com/show.php?template=4100_13_200.html

57. 35th Chess Olympiad, Bled, Slovenia 11.4, 16, Armenia, 2½½, 11, United States, 1, WGM, Danielian Elina, 2389, ½-½,WIM, krush irina, 2403. 2, WGM, Mkrtchian Lilit, 2409, 1-0, WIM, Baginskaite Camilla,2365. http://www.35chessolympiad.com/show.php?template=4100_11_200.html

58. GameCraft.net : °ÔÀÓ Àü¹® °Ë»ö ¿£Áø ? ? . American chess Queen irina krush Homepage, US chessFederation Players Gallery irina krush, Biography and links. http://www.gamecraft.net/foreign/2979/3191/3212/3260/3274/

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