Sunday Puzzle-5

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What's your FIDE rating?

What should Natalia do to make Pogonina.com more interesting for you?

	Annotate her classical games
	Blog more often (personal notes)
	Play a Pogonina vs. Pogonina.com's audience game
	Upload a home video to the website
	Publish more chess news & puzzles
	Add a forum to the website

Who is your favorite active top player?

What is your attitude towards chess beauty contests?

Poker or chess: what do you like more?

	Chess
	Poker
	Equally attractive/unattractive
	Don't know

What's the largest monetary chess prize you ever won?

How much time per day do you spend on chess-related activities?

Do you have a special chess mascot (pen, badge, toy, etc.)?

	Yes
	No
	I used to have one, but now I don't

Which time control do you prefer for over-the-board tournaments?

	Blitz (5 minutes/game or less)
	Rapid (about 30 min/game)
	Standard (2 hours/game or more)
	For some reason, I don't have a preference

The strongest women's chess team in the world is

What is the strongest national chess team in the world?

Will Magnus Carlsen's rating reach FIDE 2900?

	Yes
	No

Who will win the World Chess Championship match?

	Viswanathan Anand
	Magnus Carlsen

Who will win the Women's Chess Championship Match?

	Anna Ushenina
	Hou Yifan

Written by Administrator

Sunday, 23 October 2011

Puzzle courtesy of Barry R. Clarke, columnist for The Daily Telegraph and international puzzle expert.

Politically correct

How can the pieces be rearranged to make a more politically correct equality?

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	1. Written by one on 07:47 02 марта 2012 г.
	Подсказка в названии головоломки. @=B

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	Move line under > sign to right as minus sign; also move right 1 to left, and left 0 to right: 1 + 1 > 0 - 0

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