Syddjurs Skakklub har sendt VRS en invitation til et foredrag i deres lokaler i Hornslet mandag den 24/3, kl. 19.00 :

“Kunne du tænke dig at vide lidt mere om ‘kunstig intelligens’?  Hvad det er, hvilke typer der findes, og hvordan det rent faktisk virker? Og vil du også gerne vide lidt mere om, hvad det har betydet for computerskak, og hvad der tegner sig ude i horisonten inden for de næste år?  Så kom og vær med på Syddjurs Skakklubs temaaften om ‘Kunstig Intelligens og Skak’” mandag den 24/3 med Jan Riis  (ét af klubbens medlemmer)!

VRS` næste hyggeaften flytter derfor til Hornslet den aften, og der er IKKE åbent i Sognegården. Da Syddjurs gerne vil vide hvor mange, der kommer, skal tilmelding ske på en seddel i klubben eller via mail  Poul.  Vi kan også arrangere samkørsel til Hornslet efter aftale.

Nu på tirsdag afholdes et arrangement i Randers omkring Bent Larsen: Jan Løfberg fortæller om Larsen

Jamen, naturligvis kan katte spille skak! Kan hunde? Næppe!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdOnuuGoc9g&list=WL&index=10

Nu skal det hele jo ikke være så corona-fikseret og corona-hæmmet. Derfor her et par vitser helt lovligt stjålet fra chess.com:

Chess Heaven

A chess master died—after a few days, a friend of his heard a voice; it was the master!

“What’s it like where you are now?” the friend asked.
“What do you want to hear first, the good news or the bad news?”
“Tell me the good news first.”
“Well, it’s really heaven here. There are tournaments and blitz sessions going on all the time. Morphy, Alekhine, Lasker, Tal, Capablanca, Botvinnik, they’re all here, and you can play them.”
“Fantastic!” the friend said, “and what’s the bad news?”
“You have Black against Capablanca on Saturday.”

The Right Choice

A guy comes across an old friend sitting alone at a restaurant table and lost in thought. After a few minutes of talking, his friend said, “My girlfriend told me that if I take part in this chess tournament, then that’s the last straw—she’s leaving.”

Concerned, the guy asked, “So what are you gonna do?”

“Well, 1.e4, of course!”

Dining With A Champion

Two friends were having a conversation:

“So, last night I had Kasparov over for dinner.”

“Cool! And how was it?”

“It was nice and all, but we had to eat a cold meal.”

“Why is that?”

“We had a checkered tablecloth, and it took him one hour just to pass me the salt.”