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Industry Insights
Permanent magnets are made from a magnetized material that creates its persistent magnetic field and is either ferromagnetic or ferrimagnetic. These include cobalt, nickel, iron and alloys of rare earth elements as well as some naturally occurring minerals such as lodestone. Unlike temporary magnets such as electromagnets, permanent magnets do not lose their magnetic property unless they are heated above their curie temperature. Permanent magnets are industrially manufactured through casting or sintering, made from magnetic metallic elements, composites, and rare earth materials. Neodymium-iron-boron (NdFeB), samarium cobalt (SmCo), alnico and ferrite are some of the examples of permanent magnets used in the industry. The growth of global automobile industry is expected to be a key factor driving permanent magnets market. The automotive industry is significantly growing owing to rising population and technological advancement led to the use of permanent magnets. They are widely used in automotive for a diverse range of applications including economy and pollution control. Certain components such as motors, alternators, and gearboxes require permanent magnets in their mechanism. Large magnets, particularly NdFeB and ferrite are used in moving car parts, battery components, engine components, and other integral systems.
The shift in the trend towards renewable energy has also contributed to the growth of permanent magnets market. Permanent magnets play a significant role in wind energy generation. Permanent magnets are used in the stator of the wind turbine which is responsible for producing AC electricity. It is then converted into DC form which is used to charge batteries storing electrical energy or, is fed into a grid interactive inverter for providing power to the electricity grid. Demand for wind power generation has been significantly growing due to certain factors such as efficiency and economy. Also, rising awareness regarding depletion of natural sources such as coal and forests has played a vital role in the growth of this industry. However, fluctuating prices of raw materials including Neodymium (Nd), Boron (B), Iron (Fe) and Dysprosium (Dy) is expected to inhibit the market growth over the forecast period. Owing to the price fluctuation, many large scale manufacturers had to replace NdFeB magnets with ferrite magnets for certain automotive and wind energy generation applications, while other medium scale and small scale companies were significantly affected, resulting in a shutdown.
Product Insights
Key products analyzed and reported in this study include ferrite, Neo (NdFeB), SmCO and Alnico. Ferrite magnets emerged as the leading permanent magnet products consumed worldwide and accounted for over 80% of total market volume in 2012. However, in terms of revenue, ferrite magnets accounted for just over 20% of the total revenues for the same year. Ferrite magnets are relatively cheaper than other permanent magnets such as NdFeB magnets, SmCO and Alnico magnets and hence account for a relatively smaller revenue share in the overall market. NdFeB is expected to be the fastest growing type of permanent magnet at an estimated CAGR of 9.4% from 2013 to 2020. Growing awareness regarding the benefits offered by NdFeB over other magnets in high-performance automotive applications is expected to drive its demand over the forecast period. SmCO and Alnico represented a very small market in terms of volume and together accounted for just over 3% of total volumes consumed in 2012. However, in terms of revenue, SmCO and Alnico accounted for close to 8% of total market revenues for the same year. The global market for SmCO magnets is expected to exceed USD 1.5 billion by 2020 at an estimated CAGR of 8.3% from 2013 to 2020.
Global permanent magnets volume share, by product, 2012
Application Insights
Key application markets analyzed and reported in this study include automotive, electronics and energy generation among some other applications. Certain automotive components such as motors, alternators, and gearbox require permanent magnets in their mechanism which has been augmenting the growth of the global market. Automotive emerged as the leading application segment for permanent magnets and accounted for close to 50% of total market volume in 2012. Automotive was followed by electronics which accounted for more than 25% of total volume in 2012. Energy generation is expected to be the fastest growing application segment at an estimated CAGR of 9% from 2013 to 2020. Wind power industry has been experiencing double digit growth rates since the last decade on favorable regulatory scenario around the world. Global installed wind power capacity was 282.8 GW in 2012 and is expected to exceed 750 GW at an estimated CAGR of 13% from 2013 to 2020. Europe led the global market for wind power in terms of installed capacity. However, rapid growth in China and India is expected to push Asia Pacific to overtake Europe by 2020. The growth of wind power market is expected to push the demand for permanent magnets over the next six years.
Regional Insights
China emerged as the leading market for permanent magnets and accounted for 65% of global volume consumed in 2012. The growth of automotive and wind energy generation markets in the nation on account of flexible regulations is expected to be a key driver for the market over the next six years. China along with being the largest market is also expected to be the fastest growing market for permanent magnets at an estimated CAGR of 8.8% from 2013 to 2020. China was followed by rest of Asia Pacific which comprises of countries such as India, Japan, South Korea and Indonesia among some other countries. Together these countries accounted for 15% of total market volumes in 2012. North America accounted for 6% of total market volume in 2012 and is expected to grow at an estimated CAGR of 7.9% from 2013 to 2020. The European market for permanent magnets is expected to exceed USD 3 billion by 2020.
Competitive Insights
The global market for permanent magnets is highly fragmented with a large number of small Chinese manufacturers operating in the market. These small manufacturers pose a constant threat to large manufacturers in terms of their product and price offerings. Some of the major companies operating in the global market for permanent magnets include Adams Magnetic Products Co., Hangzhou Permanent Magnet Group, Anhui Earth-Panda Advance Magnetic Material Co. Ltd and Hitachi Metals Ltd., Molycorp Magnequench, and Shin-Etsu Chemical Co. Ltd among some other companies
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5.25" floppies: All Is Not Lost
For years office workers, college students, and others relied on saving their electronic documents to 5.25" floppy disks and then to 3.5" diskettes. These documents were typically small word-processing or datasheets, as a floppy would only hold about 160 kb to 1.2 mb of data, and the PC home user was not creating and storing the gigabytes of audio, video and image files that are commonplace today. The 5.25" became obsolete in the early 1990s, but as you might guess, they still show up to this day at the Archives. There are about 400 of them in our collections, which also include the 3.5" diskettes, ZIP disks, CDs, DVDs, external drives, and USB flash drives.
For a while we were able to access the 5.25" floppies on an older PC running Windows 2000 not connected to the network. That machine was affectionately known as "Granny" due to its lack of speed and was later replaced by another machine running Windows XP. Accessing floppies was hit or miss with that operating system because XP does not support all 5.25" formats. There would be "disk not formatted" errors even though we were sure there was data on the disk.
We recently acquired some hardware and software called the FC5025 that now allows us to access most of those files in our current Windows 7 environment. Nevertheless, there are some disks that are just inaccessible and can no longer be recovered due to previous storage conditions, handling, or other issues.
In addition to being able to access these older files, we are able to do this on the secure Smithsonian network. This saves us time with our processing workflow by not having to save files to an external drive and then copying to our network server for preservation work.
The 5.25" drive with a floppy controller is attached to the PC using a USB plug. The user interface software runs to access the contents on the disk. If it is successful, there is the option to save the files directly or to create a disk image of the floppy. We have opted to do the disk image and then extract the files since this method retains the original file date. The software also indicates if it cannot recover the files.
The work does not end there though, as we need to scan for viruses and determine what the file formats are and how the files can be accessed and preserved. We have encountered WordStar and older WordPerfect files. As time allows we can revisit collections that contain 5.25" floppies that we could not access in the recent past.
Related Resources
The Death of the Floppy, Engines of Our Ingenuity, University of Houston
Floppy Disks are Dead, Long Live Floppy Disks, The Library of Congress
Think the Floppy Disk is Dead? Think Again!, Digital Trends
Breach of Contract: Repairing the Walcott Indenture
Fourth Secretary of the Smithsonian, Charles Doolittle Walcott, is arguably most famous outside the Smithsonian for his panoramic photographs of the Canadian Rockies, taken during his geological expeditions in the early twentieth century. Therefore, it was somewhat mysterious when an indenture from 1740 turned up in Walcott family papers donated to the Smithsonian Archives in 2015 by Walcott's great-granddaughter. Folded into a small packet and somewhat worse for wear with broken folds and missing areas, the wax seals were nonetheless intact. The indenture also features a beautiful fleur-de-lis watermark.
What is an indenture? An indenture is an archaic legal term for a contract. Like many, my only exposure to the word was as part of the concept of indentured servitude, and as a result I related "indenture" more to the service than the binding nature of the agreement. In fact, the word indenture comes from the wavy line or indent cut at the top of the document, which was an early security measure—the copies of the indenture matched exactly, providing a quick way to detect a forgery. So, from the material object—the paper contract—the word expanded its meaning to include the concept as well as the document.
What is this document about? This indenture is a property transfer between a young couple in New York City, presumably of Dutch origins based on their names—Pieter and Susannah Bosh—and a widow, Elizabeth Carpender. Elizabeth paid them 252 pounds, 10 shillings for the property. From the signatures and official seals we learn that while Pieter was literate and signed his own name, Susannah was not; she made her mark and a scribe penned her name alongside it. Susannah was also carefully consulted in the sale—a "memorandum" on the outside of the folded document states that she participated in the transaction of her own free will. The notary who ascertained this and served as one of the witnesses, Philip van Cortlandt, was son of Stephanus van Cortlandt, the first American-born mayor of New York City.
The indenture had been folded multiple times, and exterior folds were heavily abraded with breakages and losses evident. To facilitate mending of the document and to enable flat storage, the folds were locally humidified using Gore-Tex compresses. After initial relaxation was complete, the document was lightly humidified overall using an ultrasonic humidifier and left to dry sandwiched between blotters and weighted beneath a Plexiglas sheet, leaving the portion with the seals uncovered. All humidification was performed from the verso or back of the document to avoid catalyzing degradation of the paper by the corrosive iron-gall ink, which is sensitive to moisture. The thickness of the paper made it less likely that contact would occur, and it was deemed an acceptable risk.
A three percent weight/volume solution of gelatin was prepared to use as an adhesive owing to its free-iron-ion isolating characteristics, as the indenture is written extensively in iron-gall ink. The cooled and set gelatin was then sieved through a horsehair strainer to create a gelatin mousse. Scarfed tears were realigned and gelatin applied to the scarfed areas, then left to dry under weight. Broken folds and non-scarfed tears were realigned and mended with the gelatin mousse brushed through Berlin tissue pieces. Scarfed tears needing additional support were treated in the same way.
A sympathetic paper was chosen to fill the loss areas, with a similar color, weight, and chain-and-laid-line pattern—a Mitsumata Japanese paper. A light sheet was placed beneath the indenture loss areas to clearly illuminate the shape of the losses. The repair paper was placed to cover a fill, with chain-and-laid lines aligned, and the fill was traced with a mechanical pencil. These were then cut with an electric perforating pen and placed in the losses. Pieces of Berlin tissue were shaped to mimic the loss areas with a small overlap, then placed atop the fills. Gelatin mousse was then brushed through the tissue to attach the fills from the rear. The mends were then allowed to dry under weight.
Though the connection to the Walcotts is still unclear, this document from New York Colony only a few decades before the American Revolutionary War is a fascinating look at this particular period of history that is not often represented in the Archives, and was an excellent opportunity to hone conservation treatment skills.
Related Resources
Accession 06-062 - Charles Doolittle Walcott Papers, Smithsonian Institution Archives
Re-mounting the American Bison, The Bigger Picture Blog, Smithsonian Institution Archives
3/19/2016: Help Us Write Minority Women into History
It is once again time to come together for a day of Wikipedia! Join Smithsonian and U.S. National Archives staff, as well as local Wikipedian volunteers, for a Women's History Month/Museum Day Live! edit-a-thon on Saturday March 19th, 10am-3pm, at the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian. We will work on improving and creating new Wikipedia articles about notable minority women, some of whom worked at the Smithsonian.
For example, take a look at Jeannine Smith Clark, a longtime Smithsonian volunteer who served on the Smithsonian's Board of Regents as its first volunteer and minority woman. A longtime Washingtonian, Clark worked to expand D.C. Public Schools' tours of the Smithsonian's museums and helped to provide transportation to the museums for local children. Clark also served as the chair of the Smithsonian Women's Committee, a fundraising group, and became the Smithsonian's first head of its Cultural Education Committee which worked to increase diversity in Smithsonian staff and leadership.
All that said, she has no Wikipedia page and we'd like to solve that on March 19th. During the edit-a-thon, you will have a chance to learn from and interact with Smithsonian and U.S. National Archives staff, learn how to work in Wikipedia, and enjoy complimentary lunch and coffee which is generously being provided by Wikimedia DC.
Related, on March 12th, you can also join us for Museum Day Live! which is being held specifically to welcome young women and girls of color, their peers and their families, and inspire them to discover the arts and sciences through a series of exciting programs, including leadership opportunities, vibrant performances, special tours, and interactive activities.
RSVP now for the edit-a-thon. It will be a supportive environment where beginners are welcome!
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Re-mounting the American Bison
One of our recent projects, these photographic crayon enlargements, associated with founder of the National Zoo William Temple Hornaday, were made on sensitized paper that was then adhered to a linen "canvas" stretched around wooden frames. The paper had become brittle, and handling at some point in the past led to a number of punctures and tears through both the paper and the linen support. Water damage was also evident from visible tide lines, as were various discolored areas. The goal of our treatment was to remove the enlargements from the wooden stretchers, stabilize the damaged areas, and devise a suitable new mounting method.
The wooden stretchers caused three issues: first, tannins present in the wood had discolored the adjacent linen backing and had potential to migrate into the sensitized paper, further weakening the already brittle paper; second, the nails attaching the linen to the wood were rusted and flaking; third, the frame had trapped a large amount of debris. To remove the stretcher, a Preservation Pencil (a hot air gun, coupled with a ultrasonic humidifier to provide local, low humidification) was used to soften the adhesive holding the paper and linen in place, and the enlargement was gently lifted away from the rear of the frame with a microspatula. Once the edges were accessible, the microspatula was used to carefully free the linen out from behind the rusting nails. Once the linen was freed, the stretcher could be lifted away from the enlargement and discarded. The detritus that had accumulated behind the frame was removed by hand first and followed up with a HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaner.
Temporary bridge mends had been applied to the verso of the enlargements to stabilize the free edges of the tears and losses. These were removed mechanically with a microspatula where adhesion was weaker and softened using the hot air humidifier elsewhere.
A heat-set repair tissue made of medium-weight Japanese tissue coated with Plextol B500 acrylic adhesive was then prepared to mend the enlargements. Plextol was chosen for its good adhesion and excellent flow, which allowed the adhesive to securely grip the somewhat open weave of the linen backing while still offering easy reversibility. Mends were shaped for each tear with a perforating pen and made wide enough to provide support to the enlargement. The mends were then applied using a heated spatula through silicone release paper (preventing sticking or scorching), paying particular attention to the edges.
The enlargements were mounted on backing boards of corrugated E-flute board using a series of Japanese paper strips that would hold the objects lightly taut and provide necessary stability. Mounting strips were prepared by applying Plextol to one edge of a strip of the same medium-weight Japanese paper employed for mending. These were then cut into smaller strips, leaving five-inch-long pieces that were one inch wide, with about 1 square inch of the strip coated in Plextol on one side. These strips were applied to the verso of the enlargements.
Once all strips were attached, the backing board was put in place and registered. The enlargements were worked on with an elevated clear Plexiglas sheet as support, which enabled viewing of the recto and facilitated centering the backing board on the enlargement. The strips were wrapped around the backing board and fixed in place with cast-out films of Lascaux 498 HV acrylic adhesive, reactivated with the heated spatula. Strips were adhered beginning with the centrally positioned strips on each edge to prevent shifting.
Once the enlargements were mounted, areas of the image where the paper was lifting away from the linen backing were tacked back down using more of the Lascaux films. Detailed maps of the placement of these Lascaux pieces were made so future conservators know precisely where the Lascaux was applied.
Now stable and mounted securely, these historic images can be safely handled and displayed as necessary.
Related Collections
Accession 12-570, National Museum of Natural History (U.S.) Division of Mammals, Specimen Records, c. 1887, Smithsonian Institution Archives
Related Resources
Home Sweet Housing: Creating a Unique Enclosure for a Historic Photograph, The Bigger Picture Blog, Smithsonian Institution Archives
Taxidermist Turned Conservationist: The Man that Saved the Bison, A Castle of Curiosities, Smithsonian Mobile App
Further Research in the Conservation and Preservation of Letterpress Copybooks
Between September-December 2015 I had the opportunity to undertake a research project on the conservation of eighty letterpress copying books of Spencer Fullerton Baird (1823-1887), preserved in the collections of the Smithsonian Institution Archives (SIA) RU000053, under the supervision of Senior Conservator Nora Lockshin.
The Baird volumes are currently restricted for use (although greatly desired by researchers) because the collection is affected by a severe iron-gall ink corrosion and ink fading. Microfilm is available, but is not entirely legible.
In 2011, Smithsonian Postgraduate Fellow Beth Antoine analyzed the Baird's letterpress copying books, and investigated conservation treatment using antioxidant tetrabutyl ammonium bromide (TBABr) and raised new research questions in her conclusion. My project proposed to design experiments for the new research questions : to compare two non-aqueous conservation treatments; and to develop risk assessment and practical workflow guidelines, in order to stabilize and digitize the collection in the future. I took into consideration the further developments in the conservation of iron gall inks since Antoine's publication, so I designed a study to investigate three major new research questions related to the conservation of letterpress copying books.
First of all, I further analyzed the effects of TBABr on the paper and compared also treatments with another similar antioxidant: 1-ethyl-3-methyl imidazolium bromide (EMiMBr). Secondly, in the meanwhile, I experimented with different sizing agents and repair tissues both commonly used in conservation or recently developed, such as an Avanse/Plextol heat-set tissue studied by the National Archives and Records Administration. Finally, I investigated the application of the best materials on the volumes with the use of a book suction machine, to minimize risks for the collections and the conservator during conservation treatments.
Different combination of materials were tested on paper strips sacrificed from one of the Baird volumes from unused sheets at the back of volume 4. Moreover, I created mockups with a gampi paper, which is similar to the original types of tissues that were used to create copying books, and three different inks (with different solubility characteristics ) that simulate inks that were used in writing letters copied into letterpress copybooks.
To check the results of the treatment and predict their behavior over time, I put the mockups through artifical aging studies, measuring the following factors: the acidity or alkalinity levels (pH), color change using a colorimeter (in CIEL*a*b* colorspace), migration of iron (II) ions, tensile strength of the samples, and visual examination under ultraviolet light.
The tests were conducted in two different locations: the conservation laboratory of the Smithsonian Institution Archives and the Mecklenburg Materials Archive facility at the Smithsonian's Museum Conservation Institute.
At the end of the tests, we discovered that, if combined with deacidification, Bookkeeper (a proprietary deacidification solution), and either of two possible sizing agents, the antioxidants TBABr and EMiMBr are effective in stabilizing degraded inks of letterpress copybooks, and the behavior of the two is very similar. However, it is necessary to test the solubility of the inks extensively before planning any treatment. Concerning repair tissues, we selected three possible heat set/solvent set tissues that may be used to stabilize tears and losses. By using a suction table and turning the pages gently with Mylar/Melinex sheets, it is possible to effectively stabilize pages of letterpress copybooks that are affected by severe tears and losses. The results of this research project will help the conservators of the Smithsonian Institution Archives in planning a stabilization and digitization project for the Baird letterpress copybooks over the following years. Moreover, the findings will help archivists and conservators of other institutions in the United States and abroad in preserving this kind of archival collection. A poster of the project will be presented at the American Institute for Conservation 2016 joint annual meeting in Canada.
I wish to thank the Anne Van Camp, Director of the Smithsonian Institution Archives, Nora Lockshin, Senior Conservator at the Smithsonian Institution Archives, Eric Woodard, Director of the Office of Fellowships and Internships, and Dawn V. Rogala, Paintings Conservator of the Museum Conservation Institute for their support of this project. As an emerging Italian paper conservator, completing this research was an extraordinary opportunity to grow professionally and personally, in a rich and stimulating environment!
Related Collections
Record Unit 000053 - Spencer Fullerton Baird, Smithsonian Institution Assistant Secretary in charge of the United States National Museum, Correspondence and Memoranda, 1850-1877
Related Resources
"The Conservation of Letterpress Copying Books: a Study of the Baird Collection." Antoine, Beth, Mecklenburg, Marion F., Speakman, Robert J. and Wachowiak, Melvin J. 2011.The Book & Paper Group Annual, 30: 9-27
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Kylie Jenner rocks around the Christmas tree with Scott Disick as Kardashians lead stars ringing in holiday with their families
It's a time to be with those you love most and for many stars, that meant their families.
A host of celebrities spent Christmas Eve with their nearest and dearest on Monday ahead of the holiday the following day.
Many also used the evening as an opportunity to share intimate snaps from their celebrations.
I've had the time of my life: Kylie Jenner and Scott Disick got the Christmas celebrations rolling with some dancing on Monday
And leading the pack was famous family the Kardashians, who wanted to ensure their admirers could see just what they were up to during their get-together.
Kylie Jenner was feeling particularly snap happy as she celebrated with members of her clan.
The 15-year-old shared several photos on her Twitter and Instagram pages, including one where her half-sister Kourtney's partner Scott Disick is lifting her into the air.
Family gathering: Kylie was also celebrating with sisters Khloe and Kourtney (far right) as well as Lamar Odom, Brody Jenner, Scott and Penelope Disick
Big kiss: Kylie and Khloe were enjoying some cuddles with little Mason who looked ready for bed in his pyjamas
Perfecting their poses: Kendall and Kylie wore matching dresses and enjoyed spending time with brother Rob
Freeling festive: Kylie also cuddled up to brother Brody, from father Bruce's second marriage to Linda Thompson
Only the best: As Kendall posed in front of the family Christmas tree it was clear it had lavish decorations
Kylie tweeted: 'I don't really know what's going on here... @scottdisick and I attempting a Dirty Dancing move.'
For the family gathering Kylie and sister Kendall were sporting matching white dresses.
And the youngest member of the Kardashian clan also shared photos which showed her enjoying quality time with brothers Brody and Rob, sisters Khloe and Kourtney, nephew Mason and niece Penelope.
Festive food: Kim Kardashian was excited about a gingerbread house for her and boyfriend Kanye West
Boys bonding: Rob posted this hilarious photo of himself and Mason larking around
Dancing shoes: Kendall was keen to show off the white studded Christian Louboutins that she was sporting for the evening
Famous friends: Maria Menounos spent Christmas Eve at the Kardashian household
Family time: Zoe Saldana and her nearest and dearest gathered around the Christmas tree with the actress' new rescue dog
Meanwhile Kim was clearly enjoying
the festive food, and shared a photo of an ornately decorated
gingerbread house that appeared to be a gift for herself and boyfriend
Kanye West.
The delicious-looking treat had 'Merry Christmas Kim and Kanye' written across it.
Elsewhere, Lindsay Lohan tweeted a sweet photo of her grandmother wearing a baseball cap and making the 'hov' hand symbol made famous by Jay-Z.
Three generations of Lohans: Lindsay shared a photo of her family and gushed that she loves spending Christmas with her family
Someone made the good list: Diddy's Christmas tree was an incredible sight with its extensive decorations and presents spilling out around it
Battle of the branches: It almost seemed as though Nina Dobrev (L) and Pink were battling for the biggest Christmas tree award
Big kid at heart: Pink also shared a photo of husband Carey Heart grappling with a toy truck
Getting her skates on: Snooki decided to ring in Christmas Day with a spot of ice skating
The actress, who was also joined by
mother Dina, sister Ali and brothers Cody and Mike, gushed: 'I love
Christmas with the family!!!'
Zoe Saldana was enjoying a low-key evening sat around the Christmas tree with her family and new rescue dog, and shared a photo of the group smiling widely.
For Ryan Seacrest, it was a double celebration, as Christmas Eve also marks his birthday.
Double celebration: Ryan Seacrest was also celebrating his birthday and made a fondue with his father
Making brussel sprouts glamorous: Milla Jojovich was doing some cooking in high heels and red lipstick
A time to indulge: Earlier on Milla was tucking in to baked Camembert and figs
Fun with friends: Jessica Alba was hanging out with bets pal Kelly Sawyer and a new friend in the form of Santa Claus
Low-key celebrations: Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose spent their evening together while dressed in Santa hats
So he decided to indulge in a delicious dinner of fondue which he helped his father Gary Lee Seacrest to prepare – and the duo looked very proud as they documented their progress.
Milla Jojovich
was cooking as well, although it was a more glamorous affair for the
actress as she sported heels and red lipstick to cook brussel sprouts.
Jessica Alba was enjoying the day with her best pal Kelly Sawyer and a convincing Santa, while Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose, who are expecting a baby together, enjoyed a low-key night together.
And Kellan Lutz was more than happy to miss out on a white Christmas as he tweeted a photo of stunning Bondi Beach, where he is currently holidaying with his girlfriend Sharni Vinson.
Charitable star: AnnaLynne McCord is spending Christmas in Cambodia which is an annual tradition for the 90210 actress
It's a Smash hit: Katharine McPhee was over the moon after she was given a quirky shower cap
In love: Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale was enamoured with her new blender
Who needs a white Christmas?: Kellan Lutz tweeted a photo of his view of Bondi Beach where he is spending the holiday with his girlfriend
Oh what fun: Christina Milian and her loved ones were having a fantastic time building gingerbread houses
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Historical Traveler Reviews Best Western Burns Hotel London
Really liked the Best Western Burns Hotel
My husband and I stayed here for one night (June 5, 2004) and were very pleased. The staff were all very helpful, polite, and courteous. The hotel is situated across from Barkston Gardens in Kensington. Our stay came with a full breakfast and was plentiful and very good. The room itself, while small, came with a shower/tub combination with plenty of hot water. The bed was a little lumpy but very clean. We had a view out towards some residential backyards that were very pretty. The tube stop is within easy walking distance. There is a bar in which to have drinks and for a nominal fee you can have access to the internet. I will definitely come back to this hotel!
Last week we stayed at the Burnes Hotel on our first trip to London. I give this hotel high ratings even the room was very small. The staff was great and the room was clean. No hot water problems and even with the creeking floors, I thought it charming. I would return to this hotel if I get back to London.
Get a 115.00 pound room for 75.00 pounds
I stayed here 2 times in 2001 Oct and Dec. Since it was right after the terrorist attacks London was desperate for tourism and I got a room on one of the discount booking sights------------------for 75.00 pounds--remember the exchange rate was much better then. oct we had basebemnt room--nice room but right next to kitchen--In DEC I asked for a better room and we got one it was nice--the brkfast here is much better than a lot of other London hotels--still just rolls, yogurt cheese coffee fruit etc but a good variety. Staff was very nice and they had a nice Christmas tree there in DEC. I would stay here but only if I can get a good rate-there are to many other nice hotels in the same area for much lower prices. I can go and get a scone and coffee for 2.00 pounds at 2-3 dif places on Earls Ct RD.
Very pleasant place, shame about the water!!
Having booked in for one night on a theatre break we were very impressed with its location, being neato Earls Court tube and along a quiet road. It was great inside and the staff were excellant when checking in.
We had a double room on the 28th February 2004 which was small but we didn't need anything bigger. The shower was great until the hot water stopped at 11pm and wasn't available the following morning before checkout. When attempting to report the problem we could get no answer from reception and when we went down the phone had been left off the hook. The lady on reception said it would be fixed (which it wasn't) and offered no alternative (especially being one of the coldest weekends).
Breakfast was great and a good variety for the continental choice.
Overall i would consider returning as the lack of hot water could quite easily be a one off occurence.
A lucky find at the last minute
Because my wife, daughter and I booked our room only about two weeks before departure, we were relieved to find a reasonably priced hotel (for London) that had a few good reviews on this site. The Burns is located on a quiet street facing a garden. It's 1 1/2 blocks from the Earl's Court tube stop, and it's quite easy to get from there to anywhere, including Heathrow. Staff is eager to help guests, and their information is accurate. Room was small but not too small. Nice view of the neighbors' lovely backyards. Very quiet at night, if a little too warm. It was clean. Mattresses were a bit lumpy, and some of the furniture a little ratty and overdue for replacement. Plenty of hot water, great shower. Ample English breakfast in the restaurant, and lots of choices for Continental breakfast. Our only problems: we booked a double and a single bed, and got 3 singles. Also, the front of the drawer on my daughter's nightstand came off (and landed on her foot).
I'd like to try other hotels in London, but I'd be happy to stay here again.
Look no further...
After having horrible experiences at the Stanley House Hotel in London, I rushed over to an internet cafe and searched through literally thousands of hotels in London to find one that is reasonably priced, centrally-located, and that is higher than a one star hotel. I finally decided to go with this hotel, which is located only a block away from the Earl's Court station and was around 80 dollars a night. I can not express how much I love this hotel. The staff, though young, are really professional, patient and kind. Check-in probably took less than five minutes. My single occupancy room was very clean and tidy and just large enough for me. The immaculate bathroom came with a tub and "easy-to-use" shower/bath knobs. There is always hot water, so don't worry. The room was well-decorated overall and came with a tv, trouser press, and a phone (with free voicemail). However, the only thing I didn't "like" about this hotel was that you had to call the concierge/front desk to have them connect with any 0800 number. I use phonecards very often to call back home in the States and it became a nuisance to call the front desk every time I wanted to call. I understand their policy with 0800 numbers because they would lose money if everyone used phonecards. Anyway, my bed was firm and the pillows were fine. I had a lovely view overlooking Barkston Gardens. The floors a tad squeaky but who cares? Room service wasn't special, but they did the job done well. Breakfast is excellent. The full English breakfast came with my room but even if you are stuck with continental breakfast, you will not be disappointed. They have all sorts of breakfast foods: cereal, croissants, some sort of eggs, fresh fruit. I would be quite pleased eating just the continental breakfast. I was talking to a waitress a few nights ago and she told me that of all the months she has been there, no one has ever complained about the hotel. I honestly believe that I made a great choice with this hotel. Earl's Court is a great central tube station, there are many restaurants to choose from once you're out on the main road, and there's a Boots convience store right across the street. Great rates, lovely room, professional and nice staff, wonderful breakfast, and perfect location makes this hotel one of the best that I have ever stayed in. I will definitely come back to the Burns Hotel!
Went out of his way to get us information when we wanted something.
Loved the staff and how friendly this hotel is. The manger went out of his way to get us information when we wanted something not in the usual tourist trend.
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Carrabelle, Florida 14.17 miles SW
Sopchoppy, Florida (map) | (850) 962-2771
Sites: 30 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 25 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $10.00
Ditto previous comments. This was our first visit to Ochlockonee State Park. Very rustic and quiet, reminds us of our State Parks of old. We saw the white squirrels (not albinos) as well as grey ones. There are only 30-some campsites and the campground was filled up even in early April. We stayed on the handicap site-#23- and were able to get DirecTV satellite reception. The attendants were very friendly as well as all of the campers we spoke to. While here we drove the coastline to Eastport, a beautiful drive long the Gulf of Mexico. We had no problem negotiating around the trees in our 32' motor home. We will visit here again. - gatordan
Jan 2016 - $20.00
We thought this was a very nice campground. It is a little tight getting through the campground, especially with a big-rig, but the sights are very spacious and there are lots of trails and lots of wildlife right there to see. The interior roads were pretty bumpy. The sights are hard packed dirt/sand, but pretty level. Some sites had very low hanging limbs. Was able to get satellite coverage even though the lots were mostly shaded. Really nice boat ramps/docks. Lots of geocaches in the park for those interested. It is in the middle of nowhere, but there is a ranger that lives in the park so someone is there 24/7. Ranger we talked to was very nice and informative. - jacknpeg
Apr 2015 - $10.00
This is a smaller campground with a packed dirt/sand road. Although we saw a couple of big-rigs, the turns & foliage overhangs are substantial so extreme caution pulling into and out of the campground would be required. The restrooms were clean. The handicap spaces had a concrete pad, otherwise the sites will be packed sand. Our rate was Florida Senior-over 65-proof required. The hookups on the handicap sites are on the left as you face in, so on the opposite side for our travel trailer when we backed in. The staff and campground hosts were super helpful and friendly, which we always appreciate. No cable, but we did pick up a few local TV stations. Lots of trees so satellites will be obstructed. Lots of ants. - R&S
Sopchoppy, Florida (map) | (850) 962-4611
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May 2016 - $15.00
We stayed here for 3 nights on Memorial Day weekend. Our site was right on the bank of the Ochlockonee River with a great scenic view and a short walk from the dock. We camped here in a 40' fifth wheel and had no problem at all with access to the park and the sites.
The sites on the River have electric & water but there are full-hookup sites along the road at the front of the park. We much preferred the river front sites.
Overall, this is a great place to spend a few days. It is a quick run down to Carabelle and Appalachicola where there are numerous great seafood restaurants. The only place to eat in Sopchoppy is the pizza place in the center of town and open only on the weekends, but they do serve some great food!
The Sopchoppy campground host does a super job and treats his guests like family. - Cjackg
Jan 2016 - $15.00
Nice small, quiet town city park. All sites are grass as well as the access to the sites from the paved entrance road. Power is 30 amp electric by the road (back in) with water and sewer. The other sites are electric with water. When we were there the park had only 3 other RVs and one tent camper.
Finding the park can be a bit challenging because the GPS does not know the park by name; only address. Easy route with a motorhome is south from 319 intersection with gas station on the corner. Proceed through the 2 stop signs and turn left on Orange Street. You will see a large red brick church on your right as you make the turn. Continue through 2 stop signs to the end of the street. Turn right and follow this 2 blocks until it dead ends. Turn left and the park will be a short distance on your right. There is another park facility before you reach this park. The park name is Myron B. Hodge City Park in memory of one of the residents who was a large promoter of public recreational facilities.
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We would stay there again. - Workamper04
Mar 2014 - $15.00
This is a hidden gem of a campground located at the Sopchoppy city park. The sites near the entrance road have FHU's and the river sites are water/elec. only. It's quiet, clean, seldom busy and first come/first served. All the state parks were booked so I came here. I was the only one here for two days! There is a shower room that was moderately clean. Open fires are permitted. Bird watching trails are on site. Since there are no reservations, come pick your spot and the friendly host will stop by to collect your fee. It may be cash and/or check only. Also, there is no laundry on site or nearby. IGA grocery is in town. There is a boat ramp and fishing pier on site. It looks like an excellent place to canoe and kayak. This place is unmarked on Google or other campground websites. - Craig H
14 Coastal Highway Ochlockonee Bay, Florida 32346 (map) | (850) 984-5757
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30/50 amp full hookups. The park is old. Most of the residents are permanent. The section along the water has the best view. Most of the spots are so close you can't let awnings out and if the slides are out you can touch both campers in some. The best spot for a class A is 28. I had asked for it when I called, we were staying 10 days. They said they couldn't reserve a particular spot in case a long term rental wanted the spot. When we arrived 28 was open, I asked for it and they still said to try 2 other spots. They were too close for our rig. We ended up with 28 and was later told it and one other were for short term rentals only. No see-ums were awful. Sand spurs were everywhere, we had to pick them from our dogs paws after each walk. When we hooked up, my surge protector detected an open ground. I told them about it, was told others had used it and it was fine. I pressed and they got an electrician out and it was fixed. The shower curtains had mold on them. No soap or paper towels/dryer in the men's room. The pace, laid back, and the view from our spot were the only good things about this place. We won't be back. - Curt F
Oct 2015 - $40.00
Love this place, but the staff is getting a bit shakey. They have a cranky lady in the office and the gentleman sandwiched us in between two other RVs although there were many nicer, empty sites available for the length of our stay ! After we realized what he had done it was too much trouble to move for just 3 days .
These are all back in sites and if you have a MH you can't see the beautiful view.
We pulled in FACING the water and just ran our electric, water and TV to the front. Make sure your hookups are long enough to hook up to the front of your MH ! - User1859
Aug 2015 - $40.00
We had a waterfront site near the entrance, close to the highway but was not really bothered by the traffic noise. Beautiful water view right next to the fishing pier. There were several cars coming in and out in a vacant site near us to go fishing during the night which was somewhat distracting. The dirt sites with very little gravel and not completely level could stand some upkeep, although not too bad. Unfortunately it rained a lot both days we were there so the dirt site was pretty messy. Staff was friendly and there is a wonderful restaurant just across the street (Angelo's Seafood). Most of the back sites seem to be "permanent" residents in older campers that need some upkeep. Overall we were very satisfied and would definitely return. - Ken M
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Sites: 52 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 107 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $38.00
Very nice park, you can back right up to the ocean and fish there or off the park's pier. Clean and well maintained, and very nice staff. You can walk down the beach, swim or just relax. Great deal, with WiFi and good cable TV.
Stores and services close by. - RAMBLIN1
Apr 2016 - $33.00
This is a very low key park. It is on the water and well maintained. The only issue is their new cablevision which is the "latest" digital service. Did not work on our 2005 Airstream very well. They came out and loaned us a RG 6 wire to hook up with which improved our reception some. But again it is a great place to just enjoy your camping experiences. - Waster
Mar 2016 - $29.00
The waterfront sites are pretty special, your bumper overhangs the water's edge but none were available so our site was near the main road. The sites are pretty close, our awning wouldn't clear the neighbors but I could have moved over a little if we had needed to use it. The roads and sites are a mix of gravel and crushed shell and could use scraping and new topping to mitigate muddy places when it rains, as it does frequently in this area. Some longterm residents who kept to themselves, and many snowbirds who come every year. No specific dog walk area, but when the tide was out we could walk north about a half mile on firm sand. The dogs really liked that. Good cable and adequate WIFI. AT&T data worked fine, too.
Lots to see and do in this area, both along the coast and inland in Tate's Hell State Forest and Apalachicola National Forest. Minimal services in Carrabelle; Apalachicola is really nice. - bobcovey
Carrabelle, Florida (map) | (850) 556-0051
Sites: 33 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 30 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $24.00
Great place to put in a boat. No walking beach access. Pool was lovely and we spent a lot of time relaxing. Great spots for kids. A small playground would be a nice addition. Please bring bug spray as there are horrible attacking yellow flies! Loved the brick road. Kids were able to ride bikes all around. Staff was great !! - HeFFeR718
Jul 2015 - $40.00
Loved the huge pool & cooking shack. Only 1 of the 2 pools were open during our stay however the one pool was big enough & wasn't crowded. The kids loved the little slide in the pool. Nice paved roads. Convenient location not too far from St. George Island. The only problem we had were the yellow flies and ants were bad. Came home with several bug bites. Would def. recommend this park and will stay there again when in the area. Beautiful park & area. Only the sites #49 & below have cable. So if you want cable on your site do not stay in lots 50 or above. We didn't know that when we initially arrived and had to change site numbers in order to obtain cable. We did so without any problems. Very friendly and helpful staff on duty. Would recommend this campground again. - N_GA_Familyof4
Apr 2015 - $35.00
There are only a few RV parks to choose from when you drive up to and through the FL Panhandle on the scenic route on Rt. 98. We found Sunset Isle by chance when we were looking for a place to stay for a couple of nights. This RV park was not really meant to be because it is quite obvious that this was supposed to be a gated residential community once you enter the property and drive past the gate house. Wide brick pavered roads which now lead you to 27 full hookup RV sites. When we called to make our reservation and told them about our 45' RV, they were hesitant, stating they only had 2 sites large enough for us. Once we were on location and walked the park, we found that all but 1 site would easily accommodate a 45'. Our site was deep and wide enough to park our toad in front of the bus and our trailer right next to the bus. This is a very quiet park located adjacent to the Carrabelle River on Timber Island (about 1 mile off of Rt. 98). Everything is clean and well taken care of by the onsite manager. He also was kind enough to use his pickup truck to help with parking our trailer which had a problem with the dropleg. This RV park has a HUGE swimming pool. We had been to a 700 sites RV campground recently and their pool was less than half of the pool they have at Sunset Isle for 27 sites. While this is certainly a pool which was meant for a residential community, RV'ers do now benefit from it. There is a riverfront marina and a waterfront restaurant just a few steps away from the park. We checked out the marina which is large enough for large fishing boats. We did not try the restaurant but were told that it offers a good selection of fresh seafood. Sunset Isle is a hidden pearl and well worth a visit. We will visit here again and recommend this resort to our friends, too. - Olivia Las Vegas
Quincy, Florida (map) | (850) 875-4544
Sites: 14 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 2 Reviews
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Apr 2016 - $15.00
This park was a real find for an overnight on a roadtrip. I'd happily spend weeks here. Spots right on the lake, fishing piers, and a boat dock. There's something very peaceful, calm and beautiful about this lake. Old man is on grounds most days, and takes the entry fees, but they don't accept cards. Grounds are maintained by inmates and are really quite attractive. Beautiful boardwalks and pier walkways on the shores of this campground. Will be back again. - charlyhors
Jun 2013 - $15.00
Wonderful park very clean. Neighbors friendly. We stayed 2 nights. Our site overlooked the lake with a deck. A nice pier is available. The interior roads were unpaved. Looked as there were some longer term camping here. If we are ever in area again would drive out of way to get there. - J Arthur
Sep 2010 - $15.00
We have camped here several times. The camp sites are located on Lake Talquin at Hopkins Landing. It is maintained by Gadsden City. Has 2 bath houses that are clean. There is a boat ramp in the park. Sites are mostly grass and all are in the shade most of the day. It is located about 15 miles from Quincy on Hwy 267. - N4DOG
St. Marks, Florida (map) | (850) 925-4530
Sites: 34 | Latest Rate: $22.00 | 8 Reviews
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Feb 2016 - $22.00
Campsites are ample, but relatively close together. All sites have water, electricity and sewer. Nightly rate without sewer, $22.00, with sewer $27.00. Wi-Fi is a bit weak, but with a booster antenna good. We stayed for over a week. Weekly rate $138.00. - sailor323
Feb 2016 - $27.00
The park is located next to Hwy 98 just before the St. Marks river if you are headed west. Everyone we met was pleasant; however, we did find the sites to be tight and rather close together. My opinion is 30' or less for access, we had to move the fire pit to get out of our "pull through" site. The boardwalk to the river is nice. We stayed one night on our way through and would not stay there again due to the cramped conditions. Lots of trees which is nice, but those with a satellite dish will probably have issues. - jtl2
Jan 2016 - $22.00
Newport Park and Campground is a tiny county campground with only 6 electric (30 & 50 amp)/ water sites ($22/night) and 11 primitive sites ($11/night). Bill, the camp host, is welcoming and helpful. The restrooms and showers are clean. The campground is on the St Mark's River and directly across the street from the St Mark's Wildlife Refuge, considered by many one of the best birding sites in the US.
There is a lovely boardwalk which leads to an observation deck and boat launch on the St Mark River.
Everyone was so friendly, we are likely to plan our trip home to include a stop at this hidden gem. - Ncw
Quincy, Florida (map) | (850) 227-2241
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jan 2016 - $13.00
This was our first time at the park, we would come again. The park was very clean, we had a pull thru site #5. No cable, but local TV was OK. If you like fishing, this park would be great. Its located on a big lake, Talquin. It appears they have several long terms residents. Some mobile homes, and RV's. They also had several cabins to rent. - Joceil
May 2015 - $25.00
we stayed here for an overnight because of proximity to I-10. To owners credit, when we called first, he did admit that the few sites they reserved for overnights were the most level of his sites. He also tried diligently to get us power; the designated site had been converted to 50 amp from 30 amp and the 30 amp outlet was disconnected. He could not find an adapter to convert his 50 amp to 30 amp; we are in a micro travel trailer.
Our impressions: 10 miles off I-10, sites were marginally level and we had to disconnect to level us, front to back; The bath house was atrocious - only one male toilet and shower stall and only one female. The bath rooms should have been repainted at least 10 years ago; the walls and floor were stained and pealing paint - NOT CLEAN! This is a marina, but the baths were not clean enough to clean fish or cut bait, certainly not for human use, IMHV. We would not stay here again. - adk micro camper
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This place is just OK. STOP before the office to register. There is no room to turn if you drive to the office. Roads are dirt/sand. Sites are dirt/sand/gravel/grass. Mostly this seems to be a place for fisherman. Adequate room for big rigs. Friendly people. Restaurant on lake front is only a one block walk. (We didn't try it.) - TRDAWG
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Great pull-through site, and their reservation software let me pick my site 6 months out. Staff was super helpful and the local area for dining and relaxing was perfect. Lot of regulars at this camp, all very friendly. We are going back next year. We spend the morning at the beach and the afternoons around the pool and evenings in the shade enjoying the gulf breeze. Watch out for the yellow flies and no-see-ums in the evening. - Fajah
Jul 2016 - $46.00
Nice park with paved pad. Ours was a little out of level side to side but easy enough to set up. Roads can be a little tight when there is a crowd. Nice pool and observation deck. Utilities were easy to hook up and worked well. Park is across the road from Carrabelle Beach (within easy walking distance) and very nice for family. - Dave Hole
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We stayed here two weeks in June. Staff that we dealt with were very friendly and helpful. We stayed in the "new" area and were quite satisfied with our site, number 122. It looked like the sites in other section were not very level. but ours was. We did not use any amenities but I did check them out and they were clean and well taken care of. Pool was very nice. camp store has basic items. Beach was just across road. We enjoyed the dolphins. Wifi was good and plenty of cable tv. 50 Amp service was good, water pressure a little low. All roads were paved and in new area, they were ample to maneuver any size vehicle. Town of Carrabellle has a good IGA grocery and several eating places. Town of East Point is about 14 miles and Apalacicola is about 20 miles. Both have good restaraunts. Red Pirate in East point is very good and The hole in the wall in Apalacicola was good. Fishermans Wife in Carrabelle was good as well. Overall we enjoyed our stay. Not a lot to do there but the beach, but day trips to other locations are easy. We camped here in a motorhome and will return. - delta 26
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Spent one night. Level lots/pads. 20 sites, but had no trouble getting choice of site. Right on water's edge. Saw an Alligator! Quiet. Well shaded. Boat ramp. Would stay here anytime! - Mike from Bama
May 2016 - $27.00
Small county park about 10-15 min from Tallahassee. Great Wi-Fi! Camp hosts live in a house on the grounds. Bathhouse looks bad on outside, but was fine and clean on inside. Boat noise can be a little loud in morning, but was very peaceful otherwise. Very pretty lake and nice dock accessible from campground. Great place for morning yoga or just coffee. Only negative was that quite a few people drive through and seem to use the boathouse. Not sure if these are non-camping fisherman or locals. Was a little unsettling for a solo camper. - jdzs94
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This is a lovely little campground in a nature setting on Lake Talquin. There are a few sites that will accommodate big rigs but they are a little tricky getting in to. The camp host, Rusty was very helpful giving advice on the best way to approach it. He also gave us some good information for our site seeing day. We were in sites 20 and 2. They had water and electric (30 amp) and wifi. No cable or sewer, but they did have a dump station. That being said, not sure we could have maneuvered around to use the dump. If you are looking for a one night stop this campground is quite a away off the main Hwy. - Sally Chew


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Evan's Gambit and a System vs. 2 Knights
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A Reliable Repertoire for the Improving Player
In 'Starting Out: 1 e4!' Neil McDonald solves this perennial problem by providing the reader with a strong and trustworthy repertoire with the white pieces based on the popular opening move 1 e4. The recommended lines given here have stood the test of time and are regularly employed by Grandmasters. Reading this book will give you the confidence to play these variations against all strengths of player and provide you with reliable opening armoury for years to come
Starting Out - 1. e4
The present book by Nikolai Kalinichenko, an international grandmaster in correspondence play, gives a systematic analysis of the King's Gambit using more than 300 annotated games, classic and modern, providing the reader with a sound knowledge of all the standard variations, together with their typical strategic and tactical ideas.
King's Gambit
The Boden-Kieseritzky-Morphy Gambit is lightly regarded and is never played by grandmasters, but it has one of the best records for White of any opening played below the master level. It scores a phenomenal 62% in all games in the chess databases. This book examines an opening which can be quite useful for beginners and amateur chess players. The gambit we will examine (1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.Nf3!? or 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4!?) has been used by Paul Morphy among other strong players. In my view it is as good a gambit as most others.
Attack with the Boden-Kieseritzky-Morphy Gambit
A New Adventure in an Old Chess Opening
The Four Knights variation is one of the oldest chess openings, dating back to the 16th century. In recent years it has been injected with numerous fresh ideas and has shaken off the reputation of being a peaceful choice. White has quite a few ways to create tension and play for the attack.
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Are you tired of constantly having to keep up with modern chess theory?Or perhaps you simply wish to try out something new and inspiring, but cannot decide amongst the embarrassment of choices available?Look no further for the answer! In Dangerous Weapons: 1 e4 e5, renowned opening experts John Emms, Glenn Flear and Andrew Greet take a revolutionary look at one of the most famous and widely-played chess openings. Instead of travelling down well-trodden and analysed paths, the authors concentrate on fresh or little-explored variations, selecting a wealth of 'dangerous' options for both colours.
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'Open Games' refer to a myriad of openings arising after the ever-popular 1 e4 e5: the Italian Game, the Scotch, The Two Knights Defence, the King's Gambit, the Evans Gambit, the Bishop's Opening, the Four Knights, the Petroff and much more besides.
Starting Out - Open Games
The Ponziani Opening enjoys a long history, but for some unknown reason it has been neglected in recent times. Don't be fooled by its apparently harmless reputation: the Ponziani is full of tricks and catches many unsuspecting opponents by surprise. It's also a perfect weapon for those who don't fancy learning the masses of theory associated with more high-profile openings like the Ruy Lopez.
Play The Ponziani
A Repertoire for White in the Open Games
Grandmaster John Emms presents a repertoire for White after 1 e4 e5, based on the Italian Game and the Bishop's Opening. The lines he recommends are built upon a sound yet aggressive system of development which can be deployed against virtually every Black defence.
Beating 1. e4 e5
Dealing with the Scandinavian, Pirc, Modern, Alekhine and other Tricky Lines
Anyone who plays 1 e4 as White must be prepared not only for Blacks main defences but also an assortment of less popular lines. These, when taken together, represent a significant percentage of the replies you can expect to meet when opening 1 e4.
Beating Unusual Chess Defences - 1.e4
Schiller delivers with this book with your first move being 1.e4. This book tells you how to: (1) Beat 1..e5 with the Bishop Opening with some transposition into the Scotch Game; (2) Against 1..c5 with the Closed Sicilian like Spassky; (3) Go after the Caro-Kann with the Exchange Variation, a favorite of Fischer's; (4) Beat the French with three different variations depending on what black does; (5) Play the aggressive ''Push'' Variation against the Alekhine's Defense; (6)The best line against the Franco-Indian; (7) Against the Modern and Pirc Defenses you will play the Grand Prix Attack; (8)Schiller has some surprises when black plays the Scandinavian Defense(1.e4 d5). Schiller gives a complete and exciting repertoire for all 1.e4 players!
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The Goring Gambit is one of White's most dynamic choices after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6. With 3.d4! White immediately challenges Black's ''pawn anchor'' on e5 while prying open lines for rapid, aggressive development. After 3..exd4 White can, of course, opt for the Scotch Game with 3.Nxd4 - which is quite sound for White - but we recommend that you choose the gambit with 4.c3, daring Black to grab a pawn with 4..dxc3. If Black accepts, white will get a lead in development and many opportunities for a prolonged initiative. There is a line that modern theory favors black, but we show you how to avoid it. If your opponent is too scared to accept the gambit with 4..dxc3, then there are declining moves with 4..Nf6, 4..d5, and 4..d3. Against all these more sedate lines we will show how to keep Black under pressure. A number of top players have adopted the Goring gambit over time; among them are GM's Tal, Stein, Gufeld, Velimirovic, and Ljubojevic. FM Ken Smith, one of the authors, has been playing middle gambits(Danish, Goring, BDG, & Smith-Morra) all his 47-year chess career.
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Grandmaster are beating Grandmasters whether they accept or decline 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Bc5 4.b4. Kasparov was one that lead the way. The text may force a re-evaluation of most Evans Gambit analysis. The author's improvements were sent by the author to Kasparov's agent in London. This is the first modern treatment of the Evans which reflects to a high degree the overwhelming body of games won by White. This book gives good analysis and advice on a very strong and dynamic weapon to use against 1..e5 players.
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Max Lange Attack and the Anti-Max Lange
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here are 30 important theoretical revisions in this 2nd edition. Nine chapters cover 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.d4. Learn both a positional and a dynamic attacking weapon to shatter your opponents' King's pawn defenses.
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After 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.d4 exd4 5.Nd5 the author examines both the accepted and declined. This gambit has been reinvigorated by some new ideas and is fully playable. An excellent edition to your fighting arsenal.
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A complete opening system with White playing 1.e4. The author tells you what to play against each possible Black defense. His recommendations are not carved in stone so you can keep what you like and change the ones that do not appeal to you. If you play the ''peak-a-boo'' opening, you will want to change to the dynamic 1.e4! Start winning games!
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'In this book, we shall provide the student with an unbeatable system for the white pieces after 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3. We teach you how to play against the Hungarian Defense, the Philidor Defense, the Latvian Gambit, and the Petroff Defenses. This gets us to the main lines, the Three Knights and Four Knights Game with the Belgrade Gambit included(the 1st time GM Evans ever recommended a gambit!). These 'hold the draw in hand and go for the win' openings have been researched like never before. There is more dynamic play, for those that know them, than ever realized. Here is something to build on if later in your career you want to head for the Giuoco Piano or Ruy Lopez.'' - Ken Smith.
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CLEARANCE - An Unbeatable White Repertoire after 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3
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An Original System For Grinding the Sicilian Defense Tired of losing your way in all of the theory of the Open Sicilian?? Let GM Dzindzichashvili introduce you to a sound positional method of combatting this most fearsome of Black's answers to 1.e4. Play centers around the line 1.e4 c5 2.Nc3 Nc6 3.f4 and a Black doubled c-pawn complex.
ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 33 - Mastering The Opening Forum Series - Crushing Lines for White
Hosted by: Grandmaster Roman DzinzichashviliRunning Time: Over 82 Minutes On this DVD, Roman will teach you new lines & Novelities for White against the Caro-Kann, Alekhine & French Defense. Roman gives you ideas and concepts taken from his own games by following what Roman tells you on this DVD you will be able to get the the edge in your own games.Item Returns - Computer Software and DVDsComputer Software and DVDs can only be returned or exchanged if the product is in its original, shrinkwrapped packaging and has not been installed or used in any way. Once you open the packaging of a Computer Software or DVD title, it can only be exchanged for the same title if the original media is defective. There are NO exceptions to this rule.If you wish to return a Computer Software or DVD title that is eligible for return (as defined above), please refer to the Item Returns - All Other Items on our Return Policy page.
ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 43 - New Lines & Novelties for White against the Caro Kann, Alekhine & French Defense
Not much has been changed in those openings in past 30-40 years. With the help of Rybka , Roman injects new life in those ancient openings giving some original approach understanding of initiative and sacrifice of a pawn.
ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 80 - Reversing of Well Established Evaluations in the Giuoco Piano & 2 Knights Defense
On this DVD, Roman outlines a perfectly clear and easy to learn lines against The Hippo, Modern and Pirc Defences. The lines carefully based on thorough analysis as well as top rated player's games. Simplicity and ambition are ingredients of the systems suggested. Evaluations of them by Rybka are absolutely staggering. This is by far the best material on the Hippo and Modern Carefully designed and consistent with possible transpositions in to Pirc defense.
ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 82 -Easy to Learn Ambitious System for White to Play Against the Hippo, Modern, & Pirc Defenses
On this DVD, Grandmaster Roman Dzinzichashvili bring you the latest in opening theory and reveal the killer traps and super sharp lines for the 1. e4 Players
ROMAN'S LAB - VOLUME 91 - Practical Killer Traps & Super Sharp Lines for the 1. e4 Player
The ancient chess opening 1.e4 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 has been refined into the Modern Italian Game, and is a great weapon for the average club player. But this system also scores well for White at all levels - right up to Grandmaster. It's 100% sound, solid and durable, offering White the chance to develop a nagging edge throughout the game.
FOXY OPENINGS - VOLUME 117 - The Modern Italian Game
The Two Knights Defense (1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6) is without a doubt Black's sharpest response to the Italian Game. In this all-new investigation, International Master and Senior FIDE Trainer Andrew Martin proposes that 3...Nf6 be met head-on with 4 Ng5!?, the most aggressive reply.
FOXY OPENINGS - VOLUME 118 - The Two Knights Defense
On this latest and all-new DVD for Foxy Openings, FIDE Senior Trainer and IM Andrew Martin shows antidotes to all of the most commonly-played gambits after 1 e4 and suggests that there is nothing to fear after all, as long as you treat these openings with respect.
FOXY OPENINGS - VOLUME 119 - Anti-Gambit Guide for 1. e4
The Evans Gambit is ideal as a weapon for all players who wish to learn the art of attack or simply want to improve their results!
ABC of the Evan's Gambit - Andrew Martin
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Modern Chess Opening, vol. 2, Semi-Open Games (1.e4) course is aimed at teaching a student much of the opening and middlegame methods and intricacies through a theoretical section which includes 426 games/lectures.
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Playing 1.e4 with White is often associated with having to know reams of opening theory but this does not have to be the case.
1. e4 for the Creative Attacker - Nigel Davies
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On this DVD Davies examines the modern treatment of the Italian with 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 followed by 4.d3 and then usually the c2-c3 pawn advance.
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In this DVD, Sam Collins offers another way. Discussing sound, aggressive lines, all with regular top-level support from GMs Tiviakov, Howell, Pavasovic and others, Collins breaks down each position into its key components and explains the core plans and ideas, together with enough theory to avoid any accidents and catch your opponents by surprise.
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On this Fritz Trainer DVD, Lawrence Trent presents a comprehensive repertoire based on the Two Knight's Defense.
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these DVD's provide an excellent overview for any club player who is a career oriented person who does not have the time to study opening variations.
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Based on his own Black repertoire, GM Jan Gustafsson provides you with all the tools you could need to succesfully combat 1.e4 with 1...e5!
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On this DVD Davies presents a variety of tricks and traps that can arise after 1.e4 by White, breaking them down into a number of different categories.
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