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We have provided the link below. Someone approaches Keshav with a hopeless case, according to the cops. Will he be able to crack it with Saurabh, his best friend? Everyone around Keshav Rajpurohit disappoints him. He lives with his parents, who constantly tell him what he should be doing.

When a case comes before Keshav, he is urgently attempting to concentrate on his IPS examinations. Alia, the mother who informs him that her daughter Siya has been missing for nine months, is just as diverting. This is a place that many class D players face.

I started playing chess tournaments in I played for about 3 years, but stopped in because of a lack of local clubs. I am rejoining the chess world, but I wanted to give others the chance to see this article.

You can find it here:. Thanks for the analysis. Maybe it is not such a good idea. I am a novice at studying chess, so I guess I will not do this program. The only difficulty I have with the analysis of my own games is that I am not sure how to find better candidate moves than the ones I did. Out of curiosity i bought the book Always be suspicious when every "endorsement" is by someone you have never heard of. First off his study practices are painful. Secondly, they simply dont work. I learn more from studying tactics then i ever did from this book.

There is no such thing as instant improvement. Chess as in life I have read the book and the article. The author makes some basic claims that I think have quite a lot of truth. First, he claims that most games by lower ranking players are lost through a tactical error. This is absolutely true.

Second, he suggests a rather strange study plan, but at the base of his plan is plain hard work at improving tactics. Three hours of study a day should improve the game of anyone at any level. Hence, I can't refute the value of hard work on the weakest link of most players and that is tactics. Even his critics agree with him on this point. Third, he claims that improving chess vision will reduce blunders. Reducing blunders will win many, many points for lower ranked players.

Who can argue with this? Who can deny that his plan worked well for him? Hard to argue with success. I know enough about education to say from experience that time on task doing and repeating the task is the road to knowledge and lasting success.

Having said these things, it is a rare student who is willing to put so much effort into learning anything. Most students would walk away from any program that was close to this intense. However, winners are intense, hard working people.

Fishcher was not known for his casual approach to training. Few people achieve the heights of any field or endeavor without incredibily intense focus on learning, practicing, and refusing to fail. I often wonder how many people quit chess because they are not achieving fast enough.

Probably at least as many as those that burn out because of intense training. My reading of the book did not reveal that the author reduced the value of analysis of past games. Certainly this is essential to improvement. I personally employ a teacher. The author did downgrade the value of teachers and that is a huge mistake.

Nevertheless, many people cannot afford a teacher. I seriously doubt that most people who follow this study plan will acheive points in days. However, most will make serious and quite fast improvement and that is all that really matters. If hard work makes one lose their love of chess, then I suggest that their love was not very deep.

As I said before, The Walking Dead: Days is a rather short experience and I would bet that most people will get through all five stories in around two hours or so. That though does not make it a bad game and when you consider this was originally sold for only five bucks, it makes it one heck of a deal. The five different stories are not only different in terms of their narrative I also feel that they play slightly different.

Now granted it is the same gameplay that was in the first Walking Dead. That rather old school point and click style gameplay. But I do think they were very clever with the way they made each story offer something different. However, I do feel that this is criminally underrated and if you are a fan of the series and for whatever reason ignored this, you have to play it. People new to The Walking Dead games from Telltale should certainly not jump straight to season 2 without playing this first!

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