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Study of the Month: Darko, not Donnie - Vimarsana News

Study of the Month: Darko, not Donnie

The Serbian name "Darko" comes from "Dar" for "gift". Good wishes are bestowed often upon our children, be it luck with the Biblical name "The son of luck" or "Benjamin", or in this case, the gift of being gifted. A special gift indeed was given to Darko Hlebec, an interesting composing style. Study specialist Siegfried Hornecker presents presents examples of his work and Darko's comments about it.

The third coming of Bobby Fischer? - Vimarsana News

The third coming of Bobby Fischer?

The story captured headlines twenty years ago. Many people believe that Bobby Fischer has returned to chess and was performing miracles on the Internet. Nigel Short said he was "99 per cent sure" he has had played Fischer, author Tim Krabbé, who was initially sceptical, went on to see the light. In September 2001 we took a closer look at the evidence.

Tour de France stage 2: Chaos and control - Vimarsana News

Tour de France stage 2: Chaos and control

Mathieu van der Poel imposed himself on the Tour after two crazy days in Brittany Mathieu van der Poel after winning stage 2 of the 2021 Tour de France (Image credit: Getty Images) Mathieu van der Poel did it all wrong. Tactically and strategically, his decisions on stage 2 of the 2021 Tour de France looked emotional and hot-headed. His attack the first time up the Côte de Mûr-de-Bretagne achieved nothing, though it did draw out a strong but very temporary counterattack by four more of the GC favourites. When Nairo Quintana attacked the second and final time up, Van der Poel did the chasing...

A judge's rant to the awards galaxy - Vimarsana News

A judge's rant to the awards galaxy

€29.90 As seen in Douglas Adams’ masterpiece A Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy or in Isaac Asimov’s The Last Question, computers, given enough time, might be able to solve every question. Not always will two words — “Fiat Lux” — be the outcome of their research, nor the answer to life, the universe and everything, however, arguments are made that computers might technically be able to give the solution to chess problems, yet lack what a human would be able to understand: the knowledge about similar ideas shown before. No twomover ever was really solved ...

Book review: A Swedish ghost town haunts a young filmmaker in frightening and entertaining debut - Vimarsana News

Book review: A Swedish ghost town haunts a young filmmaker in frightening and entertaining debut

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