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They have been all the rage for the past 10 years. I personally see them as lazyness from a design and build perspective. I don't see them aging well, and I don't like them much, although if done right it can be good, and seem better suited to smaller houses, and seem really awkward when done with large homes.
I'm sure many will differ, thoughts?
My house is I guess what could be called as a 'semi-open' concept. The kitchen and family room are open to one another and I hate it. I wish I had a kitchen that was its own room. Not only to hide a mess, but for decorating purposes as well. But then my favorite type of house is one built in the 1930s so there you go
I thought I was the only one in the world who did not want an open concept kitchen. I do not want to entertain in the kitchen. I like to work in there, with music turned up loud, ALONE.
We do have an eatin kitchen but when we entertain we love to use our dining room.
Ewww, little boxes! a formal living room, dining room will never meet our family's lifestyle. Nor would a kitchen & small IMO useless "family room" configuration.
Maybe it's a western thing, we want a large greatroom, preferably open to the kitchen. of course, adagent mud room/ laundry w/sink, toilet & shower. If I were house hunting, I'd settle for smaller bedrooms (murphy bed) and no on suite master bath.
In the meantime, I'm satisfied! 18x24 living room, adequate kitchen; indoor laundry room has no bath. IMO better one less bathroom if no mortgage, no?This message has been edited. Last edited by: tessa89,
Except for the older homes in Austin, most of the homes here are open concept with many of them having the entertaining area one huge room with the kitchen set off by a long island or bar. I love this type of plan, but will say I'd like to have a formal living room also. I dislike little boxes that separate all the rooms - I'm claustrophobic and definitely need space. I could easily see living in a large loft where there were only "suggestions" of rooms (except, of course for the bathrooms). If I still had kids at home I'd probably not be as quick to embrace a loft, but for just me it sounds pretty good!
I love EVERYTHING open! The only rooms that are not are the bedrooms and bathrooms. LOL! I had sketched my dream home on a 8x11 sheet of paper in the late 70's, and still have it in a binder today. It's funny, though not at all like the house I have now...but the concept is the same.
I guess for a small home it would be more cost effective to have less interior walls and it makes sense having more visual space, but as far as it being lazy, actually the architect and builder have to take an extra caution and special care when spanning such large spaces with a roof when not having any interior walls to help with support. I had to have special trusses ordered, prefabed and set in place with a huge crane to accomodate the spans. Also, some of the electrical installation is run through conduit in the slab before it is poured for outlets in the floor.
Lazy..no, more complicated....yes!
Talk about open-ness...Not only do I like an open floor plan...I don't even use curtains. They are hanging at the windows, but never closed unless we have company in the guest bedroom. I don't know why they close the curtains...we are far enough off the road and on a hill...you can't even see the road from the house.
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LOL...me neither! I have 6 sets of French doors in the rear of the house...nothing on them.
I have had raccoons and squirrels as Peeping-Toms!
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Our mountain home has an open kitchen/dining/living space. I never thought I would have liked it either. But I am convinced it can depend on variables like the home/site/views/ceiling height as well as individual habits and preferences in cooking.
It is good for me, because I do tend to keep it much more clean/organized than if the kitchen was not open to view.
I do cook, but not elaborate meals except for Thanks Giving, for example. I really like the large island for prep/storage and bar stool use. The views in this home are fabulous through very large windows. I would miss seeing the wildlife and mountains if I only had the kitchen window. We have top/down bottom/up cellular blinds so control of both privacy and sun are easy.
So count me as one who likes it....at least in the current/above conditions.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by tessa89:no on suite master bath.
You must be kidding. NO on suite MB? How is this possible? Share a sink with a hubby, how will the marriage last? No, no. Much better to buy a house way over what I can afford, worry about how to make the payments, stress continuously about money, and sit in the on suite that is larger than most city apartments because that's the way it's supposed to be? Next, you'll be saying that a vinyl floor is actually acceptable in a laundry room? Better go, time to burn my house down . No open concept, vinyl floors, no on-suite. I'm happy with what I have and the little mortgage that's left on it.
Though I love older/vintage homes, I'm definitely in the "open" group! And, I don't think open floor plans are a sign of laziness. Neither are they a passing fad that won't age well.
In my current home, the kitchen is separated from the family room by a wide bar, which allows the cook (me) to be part of the family, see the TV, if desired and allows more light and views. The kitchen is also open to the living room via a wide arch, which again connects the cook to what's happening in there, while allowing me, the cook, to enjoy the view from the large front window. If I had my druthers, I'd probably go for all one BIG kitchen/dining/family room/living room combo space.
The good thing is that there are many styles of homes available and one can choose whatever style suits them. To each his own, eh?
IMO curtains & drapes are dust magnets. The first thing I did when moving into this house was replace the previous owner's expensive "custom" drapes with plantation shutters - vaccuum and done!
When bedroom windows were replaced I would have preferred the type with between-the-pane privacy feature....too costly then. Maybe next summer.
And yes, I did have new vinly flooring installed in the indoor laundry room which opens onto a rear patio & relatively large yard. No worries if/when paws track in mud, leaves, dirt
BTW, custom and semi custom home builders began offering open design (kitchen & greatroom) in the mid 1960s. As Zone9 explained, much more expensive to construct. popcorn ceilings were/are hiding a multitude of short cuts thoThis message has been edited. Last edited by: tessa89,
also another point , my hubby likes to lay on the couch and snooze and he dont want to hear the mixer running or the dishwasher . come on people get kitchens back the way the use to be .
Open concept yes or no ? In my opinion it is simply a matter of individual preference. When we purchased our cottage in South Florida we thought at first to keep one wall to separate the kitchen from the living/dining area. But then decided against it as the rooms in these 60s houses are not that large. Maybe it does work better for smaller homes to make the space look larger. But again, different folks, different strokes. I definitely would not like to change our open living/dining/kitchen area. It fits our casual coastal lifestyle and it is great for entertaining.
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Good point! But most of the new dishwashers today are so quiet you really have to listen close to know they are on. My DH loves to take naps on the couch in the afternoon on the weekends, of course I usually join him. But if there IS a mixer running - he' knows he's getting something yummy later!
BTW had to add....it would take a jackhammer in the kitchen to wake DH up! LOL!
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well I have to say the old kitchens will be back. just wait .
The open concept isn't really as popular as this thread would make it appear to be.
Open kitchens tend to lack adequate storage, so that they stay cluttered constantly, or their owners have to keep things in rooms other than the kitchens. This is not necessarily the case with kitchens with pass throughs and cased openings, but more the case with the "against the wall" style open kitchen.
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There is a house in our community that was featured in Better Homes and Gardens in 1970 which boasted an open floor plan kitchen, so I don't think "trendy" or "new" when considering them as an option. They are well suited to families where the activities tend to be focused on the kitchen, so parents can keep an eye on everyone( esp. these days when kids seem to be made of spun sugar). I don't care for them because I like to set a formal table for parties and I don't want to look at the unwashed pots while I'm eating.
I like semi-open. I think there really is a noise & mess issue when it's too open. It drives us crazy when someone uses the ice dispenser or is banging around pots & pans and we can't hear the TV.
Question for open kitchen people--I cook and bake all the time--how do open kitchens contain all the cooking smells and splatters. I once saw a show which actually showed how cooking splatters travel all over even with a powerful hood. So how do you contain them? Even though I live in a traditional home I can see how attractive open spaces can be in a more modern setting. I've always wondered about cooking.
My kitchen dining room and living are on one floor, smells travel where they want. I don't have a hood, I just open windows if it gets too hot or smelly. Splatter just stays in the kitchen, it doesn't travel farther than the kitchen as it would if the kitchen was closed.
LOL, I only cook things that smell good, and being in the mountains we just tend to eat better (more salads, fresh fruits) at 8,000 feet no one wants to be loaded down with greasy food so no grease if one does not fry things. Tall vaulted ceiling, large windows and doors, control temperature as well.
Not for everyone.... nor every family. But I really like ours.
Hmm. I have always thought I was a messy cook, but have honestly never had problems with splatters all over everything. I tend to clean up as I go and then wipe everything down afterwards, using a bleach solution on the countertops. As for the smell - well, that does get to be a problem but you'd have that in any home, I'd suppose if you're sensitive to it. I cannot sleep with the smell of food in the house so all cooking is done and over with several hours before bedtime. I think I'd have that problem in a compartmentalized home too.
Formal dining rooms are wonderful brings back the warmth and feeling of family like when I grew up.please builders bring it all back.
Builders are not apt to bring back the separate dining room, (in moderate sized homes) unless buyers insist, and lots of people (especially young families) are just not as eager to give up the square footage, just for this room?
My own personal view, would be to use an existing formal dining room as a library, with the dining table a large work space for research, homework, sewing, whatever...and a dining space for those half dozen occasions or less during the year where large family meals could occur.
Yes, I'd like that too Conrad - I rarely use my dining room table for the purpose it was intended.
Someone said the open kitchens don't have much storage? Hogwash! I'm sure some don't but I've been in many many homes w/ the open floor plan and a large island between the kitchen and family room where the storage was amazing!
Doodles, We actually don't have as many cabinets in our open kitchen...however.. it has shown me I just don't need that much stuff close at hand. We are planning a lower level pantry, so groceries come in from the garage, and much of the staples will be actually stored downstairs immediately. Open boxes, immediate use stuff comes upstairs. Not a big deal for me to go down to get a new bag of pasta, canned goods, or freezer items.
Many things that I was storing in the other home, I very seldom used or even remembered that I had. So now I am planning kitchen storage for just the most used items. I love pull out shelves too. I find it sort of fun to figure out storage ideas.
Gladly I gave up lots of cabinets for the gorgeous mountain panoramic views.
Of course, I don't know what your kitchen will be configured like or what size it is. I just know that so many of the open kitchen plans I've seen here have had so much more storage than I have had in "closed in" kitchens. I have one client with whom I've worked on several homes all with an open concept and all of them have had the most amazing storage in the kitchen. Granted, they were large kitchens and each of them had a large walk in pantry, but there were plenty of shelves, drawers and cupboards besides.
I envy you the panoramic views - sounds wonderful!
My next door neighbor's house had the same basic floor plan as mine. The minute he moved in, he took down the wall between the living room and kitchen, thus losing his eat-in kitchen, which led to converting the bedroom adjoining the kitchen to a dining space (took down the wall leading to the living room as well). So then he was stuck with a two-bedroom house. Now he's planning to add a second story so he can have a third bedroom and another bathroom. What he has actually succeeded in doing (combined with the over the top backyard he has created) is pricing himself totally out of the market for this area. He doesn't care because he won't be moving, but his son will never be able to get the money back when the time comes to sell. The rest of us (including his brother across the street) just shake our heads. Reading this thread makes me think that if he had never taken that first wall down, he wouldn't have lost his head like this. We do, however, blame HGTV every time any of us in the neighborhood starts a project.
Some people like to spend their free time playing golf, others extensive travel, some maybe sailing/boating....and then there are those who like to redo their floorplans with extensive remodeling. In the end, it doesn't really matter so much, as long as they enjoy the process and get personal satisfaction from it.
conrad, that's exactly what he says. Some men fish or hunt, he renovates.
For each home improvement project I have tackled I have rewarded myself with a new tool (so well worth the investment). For "a girl" I have quite a shop now!
no curtains uh , I like the dark to sleep . How in the world can a person sleep with out curtians or drapes . Open concept is a fad and I am already seeing shows on hgtv for people asking for closed kitchens. Who wants to be cooking and talking to friends at the same time . You might forget a ingredient or leave something to burn. Bad idea .
If it's a "fad" it's one that's been around for quite awhile and shows no signs (at least here in Texas) of going away any time soon. I was just looking at new homes w/ a client last week and they ALL had the big open concept, tons of kitchen storage and easy entertainment flow throughout the public areas. These were pretty high end homes, too. I haven't seen one plan with a closed off kitchen in a very long time.
As for cooking and talking at the same time, we do this all the time. Most women have at some time in their life balanced cooking with looking after a couple of toddlers, stepping around assorted pets and answering the phone - LOL - I think we were programmed with a multi-task gene that was added to the rib.
I also had to chuckle about open concept being a fad. Absolutely it is not for everyone or every family/home situation, (but then again what is???)
BTW, nothing new: It has been around since cave men, indian teepees/lodges, settlers cabins, yurts, so not a new thing at all.
We have it now, and I LOVE it. Did not know how I thought about it before but it "lives" very well for me.
been watching House hunters and been noticing some are looking for separate dining room.
I really like this open concept. It took advantage of stunning surroundings when designed house plans. These open plan designs make the house feel larger and more open and it also give you more options as far as room usage is concerned.This message has been edited. Last edited by: henisrainm,
To each his own.... I love a big dining rooms for family holidays ... have a wonderful Holiday everyone....
anyway I thought when you entertained people for dinner you cook it first . right??? then people come over .... sigh and if I have to buy a house with open concept I am sure a builder would build a wall if I wanted ****... have a great day all
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The Ohio Historical Records Advisory Board is the central body for historical records planning in the state. Board members represent Ohio's public and private archives, records offices, and research institutions. They are appointed by the governor. Administrative responsibility for the board rests with the Ohio Historical Society's Archives/Library Division. The board also acts as the state-level review body for grants submitted to the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC), in accordance with that commission's guidelines.
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Winners of the 2012 Ohio Historical Records Advisory Board's Achievement Awards are the Euclid Public Library and the Clark County Historical Society.
OHRAB celebrated Archives Month in Ohio this October by recognizing two archival institutions for significant accomplishments in preserving and improving access to historical records in any format.
The Euclid Public Library was recognized for building a web-based collection documenting its city's history from multiple perspectives and formats. The library has digitized residents' family photos, high school yearbooks, and local newspaper editions. The web-accessible collection also includes recordings of City Council meetings, as well as oral histories, in audio and video format, revealing multiple perspectives on the history of Euclid. This impressive range of formats and documents has expanded the public's ability to connect with its history. Beginning as a celebration of the Euclid Bicentennial, the Library has committed to continuing this project, creating an ongoing program.
The Clark County Historical Society was recognized for its its perseverance and creativity in preserving Ohio's local records. Like many counties, the Clark County Probate Court's case files of wills and estate settlements, guardianship, and civil cases contain a wealth of information about the County's history. The Clark County Historical Society brought together the expertise of staff, the enthusiasm of volunteers and interns, and a small grant for supplies to create a focused effort toward ensuring the preservation of and better access to these important local records. This project was not only ambitious, but creative in its use of resources – including the transformation of back-room activities into a public teachable moment. Because of space constraints, a significant amount of document processing occurred in the public reading room. Project staff and volunteers engaged visitors in the process, explaining how and why these records were being preserved.
Also nominated were the Miami University Libraries Digital Library, University of Akron Archival Services, and University of Dayton Libraries.
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Records management responsibility too often becomes "other duties" assigned to untrained staff. Few local governments have the luxury of a position specifically to manage records and care for archives. Opportunities for training and professional development are few and expensive. Staff members burn out. Their turnover robs governments of institutional memory.
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Ohio's Public Records Act (Ohio Revised Code Sect. 149.43) makes government more accessible to the people. It requires that all public records be available to view and copy. The records must be organized and kept in a way that permits access by everyone. Proper records training is key to fulfilling the law's goal.
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The Wallace Collection is situated off Oxford street, in the heart of London's West End. It's home, a palatial town house occupying an entire side of a tranquil garden square is a stunning venue for evening events.
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This year's gala will be held at Riverpark - a Tom Colicchio restaurant - on Thursday, November 14, 2013 from 6 – 9 PM. Riverpark is located on the first floor, Alexandria Center™450 E. 29th St. in NYC. Invitations have been mailed! If you didn't receive one, please accept our e-invitation to this cocktail reception and dinner "by the bite". More info here.
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2013 Benefit Gala in NYC Thursday, November 14, 2013 Many thanks to our generous supporters and guests! Our compliments to the chef and staff of Riverpark. Gala Sponsors Andrew Sabin Family Foundation Robert Campbell Lindblad Expeditions Henry Foundation Alfred & Jane Ross Foundation Whole Foods Market Roger & Vicki Sant Keith Cockrum Special Friends of the […]
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Thank You for a Very Successful 2011 Gala Benefit! Thanks to your support and love of the oceans, Blue Ocean Institute's 2011 Annual Gala was a wonderful success. Great auctions, good food, inspiring people, and Carl's moving keynote speech all made for a memorable and meaningful evening. Keynote: Carl Proposes a New Merger to Stabilize […]
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Contract Anand-Topalov signed
Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, representing the World Chess Federation and Stefan Sergiev, representing the Bulgarian Chess Federation, yesterday signed the contract for the organization of the Anand-Topalov World Championship match. The prize fund for the match is 2 million Euros and the dates are April 23rd (game 1) to May 12th, 2010 (possible tiebreaks).
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According to a brief report on the FIDE website the signing of the contract took place yesterday in Sofia, Bulgaria where the next World Championship match will be held.
"For 140 years of chess championship there have been 19 such world title matches, and all of them turned into historic battles. Why is it important for us that Bulgaria and Sofia were picked to host this historic event? We can just imagine that the opponent of our representative Topalov is a representative of India, a nation of over one billion people, vs. tiny Bulgaria of 8 million. It is an honor and pleasure for us to become a center of global attention with this match" Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boiko Borisov said during the ceremony, as reported by Sofia News Agency Novinite.
We assume the signing of the contract means that FIDE has received a bank guarantee from the Bulgarians, which was not the case yet on October 16th when FIDE accepted the bid.
Besides, the match will start later than was suggested back then. FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov had in mind to celebrate his birthday (April 5th) with the start of the match, but now the date of the first game has been set to April 23rd, 2010. The World Championship match will consist of 12 games and if necessary, 4 tiebreak games on May 12th, 2010 so we presume a similar schedule as in Anand-Kramnik:
|Apr 23 Game 1
|May 03 Game 8
|Apr 24 Game 2
|May 04 rest day
|Apr 25 rest day
|May 05 Game 9
|Apr 26 Game 3
|May 06 Game 10
|Apr 27 Game 4
|May 07 rest day
|Apr 28 rest day
|May 08 Game 11
|Apr 29 Game 5
|May 09 rest day
|Apr 30 Game 6
|May 10 Game 12
|May 01 rest day
|May 11 rest day
|May 02 Game 7
|May 12 tiebreaks
(We've asked FIDE to confirm this.) Update Dec. 21, 14:39: FIDE finally confirmed these dates.
"For 140 years of chess championship there have been 19 such world title matches, and all of them turned into historic battles."
This has been quoted all over the place. Which 19 matches???
There have been far more than 19 World Championship matches.
Indeed, it's utter nonsense, just like the 140 years. But what did you expect?
4 years 4 months ago
Most probably they count the world champions in chess history and in that line (including the FIDE champions) Anand is now the 19th.
He's talking specifically about matches, twice. Even if we grant him that knock-out tournaments may count as matches as well, he's still wrong since Topalov (of all people) won the title in a round robin tournament and therefore the number should be 18 at most.
4 years 4 months ago
Chessvibes should not publish such nonsense. PS there are only 15 World Champions accepted by the broader chess community, and their pictures can be found on the walls of the Moscow Chessclub.
4 years 4 months ago
Ehm, it wasn't ChessVibes who said it. Please don't shoot the messenger.
4 years 4 months ago
I can't help thinking this is a sad day for chess. I'm going to root for Anand like never before, but I'm not optimistic about his chances (even if he starts with a 3-1 lead). I'm also going to hope that Danailov's team plays it fair, but I'm even less optimistic about it. What on earth was Anand thinking?
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4 years 4 months ago
@Guillaume: Anand was thinking "here is a chance to make a pile of money, why should I care about what is right or what is in the best interests of chess?". He has shown himself to be devoid of all morality, just another greedy and unprincipled chap, who will do absolutely anything for £10 in preference to £5. A plague on all their houses!
Anand was probably thinking that he has played far too many chess games over the yars, all over the world, for his play to be influenced by where the games are taking place.
Anand I think trusts his nerves. He is not a player who would succumb to psychological tricks, like Kortchnoi and Fischer did. And above all, he is not prone to conflicts. I think that his temperament could well be compared to that of Spassky: he is tolerant and easy-going, a gentleman who let the other guy have his eccentricities :).
But nevertheless, I think much is at stake in this match. The battle will determine the greatest player in post-Kasparov era. If Anand wins, things are clear, because then he would have beaten both Topalov and Kramnik. However, if things turn out in Topalov's favour, then we will remember this period as having no clear champion. Kramnik won against Topalov, Anand against Kramnik and Topalov against Anand. A balanced battle of three, waiting for Carlsen to break through.
4 years 4 months ago
Didn't Kamsky beat Anand in a match in India back in 1993?
So how big of an advantage does Topalov really have, *ASSUMUNG* Danailov plays fair?
4 years 4 months ago
Including Morphy i count 15 champions-no one counts the knock about winners when it was held in Las Vegas.
4 years 4 months ago
It is hard to dasagree with Kramnik, who said -
"I can't see any sensible reasons [for Vishy] to play Topalov on his home territory, it's simply madness – it doesn't seem much like Vishy. You see if something's going badly for Danailov he'll definitely find some means or other to put pressure on Vishy. There are a million tricks, even if you're not playing on his home turf. I will, of course, root for Anand, but not for personal reasons but chess ones. After all, if Topalov becomes champion it'll be a catastrophe for chess.... Because then Danailov will have unlimited power which, of course, is terrible for chess whichever way you look at it. If you end up with people at the top who have no moral principles at all it's a sad day. First and foremost for the future of our game. "
What a load of .....
First, Anand is a true professional in best possible sence, focused only on his performance, confident enough in his play to not resort to psychological games, and play seek and hide games, like many other players.
Second, give Topalov a break already. Yes, he made a huge mistake more than 3 years ago. I guess you never made a mistake in your life, huh? Other than that "incident" in Elista, you have absolutely nothing to pin on Topalov. Google and look at his interviews and you will see thatt it's nothing wrong with the guy.
" if things turn out in Topalov's favour, then we will remember this period as having no clear champion"
Again, what a load of .... Things are not static, they change. Each has his of reign period.
P.S.: What was wrong with Kamsky vs. Topalov match in Bulgaria?
"Including Morphy i count 15 champions"
Then you can't count properly :)
4 years 4 months ago
So Kirsan golden boy wanted the match to start on his birthday :) :) :)!
As if anybody still had doubts about his megalomaniac behaviour.
@Muadhib: Things sometimes are static. It is true that - because their reign was short -, nobody talks about Euwe's or Petrosian's era (no harm intended to their fans). But on the other hand, some decades in 20th century saw a clear domination of a single player, like Kasparov in 90s or Botvinik in 50s. And if Anand succeeds in the upcoming match, I think these times will be remembered mostly for him. Now he is already the only chess player to have won WC in three different formats (KO, tournament, match) - beating Topalov would be an ultimate confirmation of his domination.
A propos Topalov: I am by no means a hater. I've read From London and Elista and was myself amazed by the insults the authors have produced.
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4 years 4 months ago
Carlsen is great, but the older guys Anand, Kramnik, Topalov, Ivanchuk, and Gelfand are still very strong and more experienced in head to head matches. Has Carlsen ever won a 12+ game match at classical time controls against a top 5 player like Aronian? If so, please cite the match.
Botvinnik never dominated. Neither did Euwe, Smyslov, Tal, Petrosian, Kramnik or Anand. Spassky is questionable too. Also, Fischer never dominated as World Champion.
A better player will win in Bulgaria. Whether this will be Anand or this will be Topalov, nobody knows. We'll see.
"some decades in 20th century saw a clear domination of a single player, like Kasparov in 90s or Botvinik in 50s"
Hehe, Botvinnik played five title matches in the 1950s and won one of them, Kasparov in the 90s is a question of clear domination though.
"Has Carlsen ever won a 12+ game match at classical time controls against a top 5 player like Aronian? If so, please cite the match"
Please cite how many matches in the world that have been won by a player in more than 12 games after year 2000 :-)
4 years 4 months ago
Kramnik-Topalov was played in Russia.
Furthermore, Kramnik has been critical both of Kasparov, a few years back and Topalov more recently for seeking direct access to a WCC match, when he himself was able to play Kasparov in London 2000 through an unconventional mechanism, to say the least (the inability to find sponsors for Kasparov-Shirov, thereby playing Kasparov despite losing the 'semifinal' to Shirov)
Nobody knows when and where. If you have a milion or two to spare, you can make a bid. You can then nominate your favourite +2700 player :)
4 years 4 months ago
everybody knows that carlsen is the strongest player in the world
@Muadhib (replying to aun1): Not completely true - there was already a bidding procedure and the event was awarded to Azerbaijan. Slight problem: Aronian, one of the participants, is from Armenia and doesn't want to play in Azerbaijan (the two countries are or at least were at war with each other). So half of the event will be held in another country ("to be decided").
The date was given as "end of 2010 or early 2011" - to be defined more precisely :)
BTW, total costs for the event is "only" 540,000 Euros
Most of this is from
Bonus: a heated discussion on Armenia-Azerbaijan relations
if it is going to be end of 2010 or early 2011 then which rating list are they going to use for determining the players?
4 years 4 months ago
Chill out, its Anand-Topalov, Veselin won't get up to any mischief after what happened in Elista, so it should be a good match. Especially if previous Anand-Topalov games are a good sign of what is to come - their games in the past have generally been excellent.
To be honest: I would like it if Topalov wins. He is one of the most original and exiting players we have at the moment. His manager is not his best choice though... to say the least.
Anand winning is also fine. I hope we get an exiting match without stupid problems.
No, no. Correct is, the Candidates matches are rumoured to be in Azerbaijan. Absolutely nothing is set in stone. If you make a 1 milion bid , you will get to organize the candidates matches without any problems.
Also, first it was first half of 2010, then it was last quarter of 2010, now it's already end of 2010, beginning of 2011. Want to take a bet that the next world championship match (set for september 2011) won't take place in year 2011?
@ aun1
Average rating of July 2009 and January 2010, meaning that from players not already qualified these are Carlsen and Kramnik.
Why not go to FIDE site and read the regulations, eh? Then you will know everything.
Has Carlsen ever played a 12+ game match at classical time controls against a top 5 player like Aronian? If so, please cite the match.
It has already been answered: NOBODY played a +12 game match since Kramnik-Leko in 2004. Not even in rapid or blitz.
4 years 4 months ago
Why Kramnik should be quoted, giving his opinion against Topalov?? All chess fans: Imagine any of Anand, Carlsen or Topalov plays a game and in the same time Kramnik plays against any other GM, except these three. No one would prefer to watch Kramnik's game. He is the KingOfTheBoringSafeChess.
Give credit to the players who make this game spectacular. These are the names remembered best from the past.
@christos:what's your point? Carlsen can only be a really great chess player if he did that or something like that? That's bullsh*t!
@Vovo: Maybe you were following Dortmund, but it seems you didn't watch Tal Memorial and London. Kramnik's games are still available, have a look and maybe you will change your mind.
@Thomas: that was Kramnik 2.0 playing. 2 Or 3 tournaments with a different playing style doesn't make up for a lifetime of boring but oh so strong chess.
4 years 4 months ago
It seems that Vovo has been sleeping for about five years. More likely, he has simply refused to take in any information about any tournament where Kramnik participated.
4 years 4 months ago
Capablanca (sometimes) played boring safe chess & died well off.
Steinitz (sometimes) played wild, risky chess & died in poverty.
Which would you choose ?
Whose games do we remember & play over most (excepting Steinitz- von Bardeleben) ? Capablanca's !
Chigorin played very lively chess, but honestly how many people today play over his games ?
Kramnik has played some exciting games. Tal, Fischer, etc have played some dull ones. But if you are a chess professional, winning pays the rent & puts meat on the table. Playing exciting chess may or may not. Professionals have a totally different perspective on chess from chess fans to whom it is just fun. It is their livelihood.
On another point, the forgotten Karpov was the dominant player for a decade.
Botvinnik never won a match as world champion - he drew with Bronstein & Smyslov, lost to Smyslov, Tal & Petrosian, & only ever won return matches.
Smyslov won more games than Botvinnik in their 3 matches, but only got to keep the title for a year because of the Botvinnik Rule - the right to a return match, which meant he had to lose the championship twice to really lose it. Of course there was no such gift to the challenger who had to qualify by a real supergrandmaster tournament - the Candidates Tournament. Smyslov was the only person to win it twice. I would think that if there was a dominant player of the 50s, it was Smyslov.
4 years 4 months ago
i completely agree with kramniks view,
in the list of great chess world champions topalov's name should not be there
no place for cheats
anand is a great and hounourable world champion
only way he can loose is pimp danailov and topalov come up with noveleties in cheating techniques
@Chris: "But if you are a chess professional, winning pays the rent & puts meat on the table. Playing exciting chess may or may not. Professionals have a totally different perspective on chess from chess fans to whom it is just fun. It is their livelihood."
Playing nice chess increases your change on getting invitations... unless you are Leko; then it doesn't matter. :-D
@PP(NL): Maybe this is Kramnik 3.0, with two WCh matches representing turning points:
Kramnik 1.0 until his match against Kasparov played similarly dynamic chess as the current version.
Kramnik 2.0 appeared during the match against Kasparov. Initially "boring" or positional chess was his anti-Garry weapon - he played the Berlin not only because he likes it, but primarily because Kasparov hates it. Of course he already knew how to play that kind of chess, just had to do some fine-tuning. After the match he kept his style which served him rather well. BTW, his drawish reputation might partly reflect lack of energy due to serious health problems (which were for a long time not properly diagnosed and treated).
Kramnik 3.0 - resembling Kramnik 1.0 - appeared after the match against Anand. Vishy forced him to play dynamic chess, he didn't have a proper answer at the time but now he does. Actually he mentioned that some of his successes were due to leftover opening preparation for Anand, which didn't appear on the board during the match.
From this angle, a rematch between Anand and Kramnik might be interesting - but generally I don't like the whole idea of rematches.
Of course painter Thomas painted a somewhat simplistic picture ... .
4 years 4 months ago
Your comments on the versions 1.0, 2.0. 3.0 (3.1?) of Kramnik are funny,
and convincing.
4 years 4 months ago
I wish both of them best of lock.But the truth of the matter one person will eventually emerge as the world champion.
4 years 4 months ago
hard to figure out who i'm rooting for in upcoming championship match. I'd root for Topalev, since his chess is so exciting. However, his antics against Kramnik totally turned me off. And Anand is a real gentleman, and his chess isn't bad either. I guess i'll just root for a close exciting match. Why the heck do they have to limit to 12 games? I'd say 20 at a minimum. Guess the organizers can't afford 20. with a 12-game match, if one player wins a single game, it's like the match is almost over.
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