In Australia it’s definitely becoming more popular. In Europe it’s already done. Turn over to the sports pages in any Germany newspaper, it’s all about chess...Everyone can play chess, that’s what is beautiful about it. It’s like a universal language.
Read: Arianne Caoili: on the joys of chess and dancing
Whatever comes out of her apperance on DWTS, it seems that Arianne is still very much passionate about chess. She informed the Gold Coast Weekend Bulletin that, "I can't keep my hands off the chess board".
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I'll make sure I have a chess board on my chest (or maybe another part of my anatomy) next time I see her around.
what's the good of the other part of the anatomy, when she's interested in the board, and the pieces..so she says!
anyway looking at her rating drop, last few years, is she really into chess? Looks like she loves other, things, or shall I say pawns in life! That's her real game don't you think?
oh please, must you drop that low, mister ex chess player who probably cant play for nuts?
Amiel, perhaps you can enlighten us with your Pinoy heritage. How is Caoili pronounced? Just heard a voiceover ad for Dancing with the Stars at the end of a TV movie tonight and it sounds like Arianne's name was pronounced Co-Willy. Is that anywhere near close?
You may want to take Nick Kordahi's brother's example as a starting point: http://delicategeniusblog.com/?p=216
Wasnt Tippi considered unwelcome on this blog,Amiel?
yes but tippi is an avid reader, and i sure do love to hear what aussie chess nuts have to say about me! hahahah...and especially, amiel is fantastic with covering philippine chess, which i am interested in. mabuhay!
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