White - Nf3 https://lichess.org/R0dniToi/white
Black - Caro-Kann https://lichess.org/gw1M7lge/black
First analyse without engine, then check your analysis with the engine to see if your thoughts were "correct" (considering that stockfish is the strongest chess entity and can be seen as somewhat close to a chess god, or the absolute truth about chess).
When you analyse without the engine your goal is to try and find improvements over your gameplay. These improvements can be really anything, as long as you find an improvement over the way you played, as long as you learn something from it, its a success.
You can start with looking at the opening phase of your game. Check how far you followed your preparation, when your knowledge of the opening ended. You can compare what you played with a resource on the opening. For example if you use christofs 1.e4 course then you can compare how you played in the game with what he gave in his course and his comments in the course about the line. Cause often times we dont remember our opening or dont play it c
This is video #4 from the "Beginner to Chess Master" playlist. Presented are the definitions of the 3 types of files in chess along with some examples of what that looks likes. Understanding file types will be especially useful for our major pieces and knowing where they function well. Another term, pawn break, is given a definition as well. An incomplete example game, only 14 moves deep, is shared where we can observe the moments at which the file types change, along with what it is that creates this change. Sharing these terms along with their definitions is a start to developing a very important part of a chess player's game, namely his/her "internal dialogue". By NM Chess-Network
Activity of our pieces is a primary goal in chess, but newer players commit lots of mistakes around this theme. By GM Irina Krush
In this live stream video, I explain the concept of "active" and "passive" pieces. Under what circumstances a piece becomes passive, how to identify a passive piece, how to improve the position of passive pieces are explained with examples in this video. By GM RB Ramesh
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i. treating disorders of their interiorly-exteriorly related channel or zangfu ii. treating disorders in regions reached by the luo-connecting channel, and iii. treating psycho-emotional disorders.
The Guide to the Classic of Acupuncture states "the luo-connecting points are located between two channels ... if they are punctured, symptoms of the exteriorly-interiorly related channels can be treated"20. In clinical practice, many of these points are used to treat disorders of both their corresponding zangfu and channel as well as their interiorly-exteriorly related zangfu or channel, for example:
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| Mono Diamond Decklist: | |
| Class: Cleric - Talents - affinity: cleric and unlock: divine altar | |
| 3 Adamanthian scrivener with glove equipment | |
| 2 Form ranks with boot equipment | |
| 3 Shield trainer | |
| 3 Chimera Guard Officer | |
| 1 Adaptatron | |
| 1 Incantation of Righteousness | |
| 2 Righteous Paladins with trinket equipment | |
| 2 Mentors of the Wind |
