Games, analysis and discussion by National Master Kevin Pacey
In trying to come up with fresh ideas to suggest for the CFC (or provincial associations) to help local organizers develop Canadian chess, my attention was eventually drawn to the possibility of the CFC obtaining more members and revenue by providing new services that might be seen as having value. With the CFC's financial resources limited, at least at present, I came up with four services (for now) that might be feasible, even possibly sometime in the near future. The first idea ...
Updated 09-14-2017 at 03:31 PM by Kevin Pacey
I once predicted on the chesstalk message board that chess in its present form - with its basic rules as they have been for several centuries - will be mostly how it's played, competitively at least, for 'only' about 100 more years (Canadian IM Jean Hebert was more optimistic, predicting it would be at least 500 years before that happened). That's even assuming no exceptionally epic events in the history of humanity occur before then (e.g. WWIII and/or large scale divine intervention, that may, ...
Updated 07-01-2017 at 08:50 PM by Kevin Pacey
Here's a Q & A monologue on some of my layman's ideas on humanity's future: Q: Many hope technology will give mankind a better future. Do you see needs or ideas for blockbuster inventions which could positively affect humanity's future in a very significant way, & that may be created anytime soon? A: First, 2 links: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow...archy_of_needs An ...
Updated 02-09-2017 at 03:55 PM by Kevin Pacey
Here are five original riddles of mine (afaik): Riddle #1 of 5: Q: What kind of cat meows in gratitude? A: Manx. Riddle #2 of 5: Q: What do Canadians do in a tavern? A: Exchange beaver tales. Riddle #3 of 5: Q: Where does a comedian get his jokes from? A: His funny bone. Riddle #4 of 5: Q: What do you get if you cross The Lone Ranger with Peanuts? A: A Charlie Horse. ...
Updated 05-07-2016 at 04:36 AM by Kevin Pacey
Further below is score of a solitaire dice Sac Chess game. Play took 3 hrs. Used the CFC Discussion Board's message preview capability for blogs. Repeatedly previewing a message that might not be posted, with changes to a message before previews, can be used in the CFC Discussion Board's Forums (or Chesstalk Forums) too. Links below aren't needed to follow game. http://www.chesscanada.info/forum/en...-(Part-1-of-2) ...
Updated 06-17-2017 at 05:29 PM by Kevin Pacey