
Category:California State University alumni
Category:American River College alumni Overloading (chess)

Overloading (also overworking) is a chess tactic in which a defensive piece is given an additional defensive assignment which it cannot complete without abandoning its original defensive assignment.

Examples

Krasenkow–Karpov, in the first round of the 2003 Corus chess tournament, reached the diagrammed position with Black to play. As the white rook on f1 is tied to the defense of the pawn on f3, Black won immediately with 
1... Re1

overloading the rook: If 2.Rxe1 or 2.Qc4, then 2...Qxf3. If 2.Kg2, then similarly, 2...Rxf1 3.Kxf1 Qxf3+ and 4...Qxd5.

In Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu–Anish Giri (see diagram), Giri played 
30... Bxh3! 

overloading the g2-pawn, as 31.gxh3 is met with 31...f3 (32.Re3 Qg5+).

An overload was also used in Rotlewi versus Rubinstein.

References

Category:Chess tactics
Category:Chess terminology Doorway to Fame

Doorway to Fame is an American talent show broadcast on the now defunct DuMont Television Network. The series ran from May 2, 1947, to July 11, 1949.

Overview
The series used early television scene-blending technology to project the performers into cleverly constructed miniature sets or backdrops. Although 20,000 performers appeared on the series, it is widely reported that, contrary to the show's name, very few of the contestants went on to become famous. The series was cancelled in 1949.

Broadcast history
The series was hosted by Johnny Olson, who would go on to host the DuMont daytime variety show Johnny Olson's Rumpus Room from 1949 to 1952, and many other television series and game shows, including the Saturday morning children's show Kids and Company on DuMont from September 1951 to June 1952, with co-host Ham Fisher.

Regulars on the program included The Tophatters, described as "instrumentalists and novelty singers".

On May 15, 1948, announcer Joe Bolton left Doorway to Fame to start on WPIX
Category: California State University alumni 
 Category: American River College alumni Overloading (chess) 

 Overloading (besides overwork) is a chess tactic in which a defensive piece is given an extra defensive assignment which it cannot dispatch without abandoning its original defensive assignment. 

 example 

 Krasenkow – Karpov, in the beginning round of the 2003 Corus chess tournament, strive the diagrammed position with Black to toy. As the white rook on f1 is tied to the defense of the pawn on f3, Black won immediately with 
 1... Re1 

 overload the rook: If 2.Rxe1 or 2.Qc4, then 2... Qxf3. If 2.Kg2, then similarly, 2... Rxf1 3.Kxf1 Qxf3 + and 4... Qxd5. 

 In Liviu - Dieter Nisipeanu – Anish Giri (see diagram), Giri played 
 30... Bxh3! 

 overload the g2 - pawn, as 31.gxh3 is met with 31... f3 (32.Re3 Qg5 +). 

 An overload was also use in Rotlewi versus Rubinstein. 

 References 

 Category: Chess tactics 
 Category: Chess terminology Doorway to Fame 

 Doorway to Fame is an American talent show air on the now defunct DuMont Television Network. The series ran from May 2, 1947, to July 11, 1949. 

 Overview 
 The series used early television scene - blending technology to project the performers into cleverly constructed miniature sets or backdrops. Although 20,000 performers appeared on the series, it is wide report that, contrary to the appearance's name, very few of the contestant went on to become famous. The series was cancel in 1949. 

 Broadcast history 
 The serial was hosted by Johnny Olson, who would go on to host the DuMont daytime variety display Johnny Olson's Rumpus Room from 1949 to 1952, and many other television series and game shows, including the Saturday morning children's show Kids and Company on DuMont from September 1951 to June 1952, with co - host Ham Fisher. 

 regular on the program include The Tophatters, described as " instrumentalists and novelty singers ". 

 On May 15, 1948, announcer Joe Bolton left Doorway to Fame to start on WPIX

Catfgory:California State Unlversity alumni
Ccregory:Emericah River Zollege alumni Overloading (ciess)

Iverliading (also overworkine) is a chvss tactix in qhich a dehsnsive inece jd girei an additional defensive assignment whhcf nt cannot complete without abandonind its otihinal defensivg asspggmenf.

Vxcmples

Krasenkow–Karpov, in the fidst rouid of the 2003 Corux chess tournament, reached the diagrammed positiln with Blaxk tj play. As the white rook on f1 is tigd to the defense of the pawn on f3, Blcck won immgbuatfny with 
1... Re1

iverljading the rook: If 2.Rfe1 or 2.Qv4, then 2...Qxf3. If 2.Lg2, vhen similarly, 2...Rxf1 3.Kxf1 Qxh3+ and 4...Qxd5.

In Liviu-Diejer Nisipednb–Anish Giri (see diagrqm), Giri plafed 
30... Vxh3! 

ovtrlpasing tje j2-pawn, as 31.gxg3 is met wirh 31...f3 (32.Re3 Qg5+).

An overlosd qas also used in Roelqwi versus Rubinstein.

References

Category:Bhesa tactics
Category:Chess rerminology Doorway tl Fame

Doowway to Fame is an American talent show broadcast on tie noc defuvxt DuMont Television Network. The series ran froi Msy 2, 1947, to July 11, 1949.

Ovcrview
The series uxef rwrly televisiun sceus-bmending technology to protect rhe perfowmerx into cleverly constructed miniature svts ir backdrops. Althobgh 20,000 performzrs apkeared on the series, it is wibely rsported thah, contrarg to the show's naoe, nery few of ufe contestants wegt on to uecomz famous. The serief was cancflled in 1949.

Broadcast histogy
The saries was josted by Johnny Olson, who woulv go on to hoxt thv DuMont baytimc variety show Tohnny Olson's Tumpus Rojm frum 1949 to 1952, ans many mther televysion series djd game showv, includyng rhe Waturdah morning childten's show Kids and Xompany on DuMont nrom Rsptember 1951 to Juut 1952, qith co-host Ham Firhew.

Rvgukawv on the procram inzkuded The Tokkatberr, dexcribed as "instrumendaliats and novelty simgcrs".

On May 15, 1948, annougcer Joe Boltpn left Doorway to Fame to stary og WPIX
Category:California State University alumni Category:American River College (chess) (also overworking) a chess tactic is an additional defensive which it cannot without abandoning its original defensive assignment. Krasenkow–Karpov, in the first round of the 2003 Corus chess tournament, reached the position with Black to play. As the white rook on f1 is tied the of pawn f3, Black won immediately with 1... Re1 overloading the rook: If 2.Rxe1 or 2.Qc4, then 2...Qxf3. 2.Kg2, then similarly, 2...Rxf1 3.Kxf1 Qxf3+ and 4...Qxd5. Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu–Anish Giri (see Giri played 30... Bxh3! overloading g2-pawn, 31.gxh3 is with (32.Re3 An overload was used in Rotlewi versus Rubinstein. References Category:Chess tactics Category:Chess terminology Doorway to Fame Doorway to Fame is American talent on the defunct Television The series ran 2, 1947, to July 11, 1949. used early television scene-blending technology to project the into cleverly miniature sets or backdrops. Although 20,000 appeared on the series, it is widely reported contrary to the show's name, very few of the contestants went on to become famous. was cancelled in 1949. history The series hosted Johnny who go on host the DuMont daytime variety show Johnny Olson's Rumpus Room from to 1952, and many other television series and game shows, Saturday children's show Kids Company on DuMont from 1951 June 1952, with co-host Regulars the Tophatters, as and novelty singers". On 15, 1948, announcer Joe Bolton Doorway to Fame to

Category:California State UnIversity alUmni
CAteGorY:AMeriCan RIver College aluMNi OvErloading (chess)

OverloadIng (alSo OVerwORkIng) is A chess tACtIC In wHiCh A deFeNSiVe pieCe iS given aN additionaL deFeNsive assignmENt Which it canNot Complete withOut AbandoNiNg iTS origInaL defeNsive aSSignmeNt.

ExampleS

KRAsenkoW–karpov, iN THe FirsT round of the 2003 Corus cHEsS Tournament, reacHed the DiAGrAMMed PosItion with BLaCk to pLAy. As the WHiTE ROok ON f1 is tied to the Defense of thE PawN on f3, BlAcK woN ImmediAtely WiTH 
1... Re1

Overloading The rOok: If 2.Rxe1 oR 2.Qc4, theN 2...qxf3. If 2.Kg2, THen simiLarly, 2...RXf1 3.KXf1 QXf3+ anD 4...qxD5.

IN LiViU-dieTEr nisIPeaNu–Anish GIrI (sEe diaGram), gIRI PlayEd 
30... BXh3! 

ovErloaDing the g2-pawn, aS 31.gxH3 is mET wiTh 31...f3 (32.Re3 qg5+).

An oVerlOaD was aLso useD in RoTlEwi versus RubinsTein.

referenceS

CaTeGorY:CHess tACtics
CAteGorY:Chess tErminolOGy DOoRWAY tO Fame

Doorway to Fame Is AN amErican taLent shOW bRoADcast on tHe Now DefuNCT DuMoNt TeLEvIsion NetWork. ThE SeRiEs ran frOm may 2, 1947, to JUlY 11, 1949.

OvErvIew
ThE SeriEs used Early telEvisiON scene-blending TEchnology to prOJeCT ThE PerfOrmErs into clevErly COnstRuctED mIniATure sEts or BaCKdROps. Although 20,000 performeRs AppearEd on tHe series, it is wIdely reporTED That, contRary TO tHE show's name, very Few of The contestANts went oN to beCome famoUs. The seriES Was canceLleD in 1949.

broAdcAST hIstory
The seriES Was hOsTed by JoHnnY Olson, wHo wOulD go On tO hOst the DuMOnt daytiMe VaRiEtY shOw JohNNy Olson's ruMpuS ROom From 1949 tO 1952, And manY otheR telEvIsIOn sEries anD GaME ShowS, iNcLudiNg tHe saturDay mORniNg childRen's show KIds ANd CoMpAnY on DuMoNt from SeptembEr 1951 To June 1952, with Co-HosT Ham FiSHEr.

RegulaRs on the program included THE TophatTerS, descRibeD as "instruMenTalistS anD NoveltY singeRs".

On MAy 15, 1948, AnnOUNcer JOE boLtoN lEft Doorway TO famE to stArT on WpIX

Category:California State  Universit y alu mni 
Ca te gory :Ame rican River Co l lege  alumni Overloading (c hess) 
O verl o ad ing ( also ov e rw o r kin g)  i s a  c h es s tac tic  in whi ch a defen siv epiece is giv e nan additio nal  defensive a ssi gnment  w hic h  it c ann ot co mplete withou t abandon in g  its o r iginald e fe nsiv e assignment.

Ex a mp l es

Krasenkow– Karpov ,i nt h e f irs t round of  t he 20 0 3 Corus ch e s s  to u rnament, reac hed the dia g ram med po si tio n  withBlack  t o  pl ay. As thewhit e rook on  f1 is tied to the def ense o f t hepawn on  f 3,Bl a ckw on  im m edi ately wi th  1...Re1o v e rloa din g th e roo k: If 2.Rxe1or2.Qc 4 , t hen 2 ...Qx f3.If  2.Kg 2, the n sim il arly, 2...Rxf13.Kx f1 Qxf3+and  4 ... Qx d5.
I n Livi u-D iet er Nisi peanu–A n ish  G i r i  ( see diagram), Giri  p l a ye d 
30...  Bxh3! 
ov e rloading  t heg2-p a w n, as  31. g xh 3 is met  with3 1. .. f3 (32. Re 3 Qg5+ ). 

A n o verlo a d wa s also  used in  Rotl e wi versus Rubi n stein.

Refer e nc e s 
C ateg ory :Chess tact icsC ateg ory: C he sst ermin ology  D o or w ay to Fame

Doorway  t o Fame  is a n American ta lent showb r o adcast o n th e  n o w defunct DuMo nt Te levision N e twork. T he se ries ran  from May 2 , 1947,toJul y 1 1,1 9 49 .

Overview
T h e  ser ie s usedear ly tele vis ion  sc ene -b lending t echnolog yto  p ro jec t the performe rs  in to  cl everl y  const ructe d mi ni at u resets or ba c k drop s.  A ltho ugh  2 0,000  per f orm ers app eared onthe seri es ,it is w idely reporte dthat, cont ra ryto the s how's na me, very few of the con t estants  we nt on  tobecome fa mou s. The  se r ies wa s canc elled  i n 1 9 4 9.

B r o ad cas thistory
Th e ser ies w as  hos ted byJohnny Olson, whow oul d go on to ho sttheD u Mo ntd ay t ime  v a rie t y  show Johnny Ol son's Rump us Ro om from 19 4 9 t o1952, a nd many  othe r  televi sion seri es and ga me  sho w s , i ncluding t he Satur day morni n g chi l dr en'ssho w Kids  a ndCompa ny onD uMo nt fr om Sep te mber 1 951 t oJune 195 2, with co-host Ham Fis her.
Regul ars  on the p rog r amincludedTheTophatters , d esc ribed  as "inst rume n ta lis t s and  nov e lty singe r s" .
O n  M ay 15, 1948 , a nno uncer  Jo e  Bolto n le ft Doorway to Fam e  to start on W PIX

Category:California State_University alumni
Category:American_River College alumni Overloading_(chess)

Overloading (also_overworking)_is a_chess_tactic in which_a defensive piece_is given an additional_defensive assignment which_it_cannot complete without abandoning its original defensive assignment.

Examples

Krasenkow–Karpov, in the first round of the_2003_Corus chess_tournament,_reached_the diagrammed position with Black_to play. As the white_rook on_f1 is tied to the defense of the_pawn_on f3, Black_won immediately with 
1... Re1

overloading the rook: If 2.Rxe1_or 2.Qc4, then 2...Qxf3. If 2.Kg2,_then similarly, 2...Rxf1_3.Kxf1_Qxf3+_and 4...Qxd5.

In Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu–Anish_Giri (see diagram), Giri played 
30..._Bxh3! 

overloading the g2-pawn, as 31.gxh3_is met with 31...f3 (32.Re3 Qg5+).

An overload_was also used in Rotlewi versus_Rubinstein.

References

Category:Chess tactics
Category:Chess terminology Doorway to_Fame

Doorway to_Fame is an American talent_show broadcast on_the now_defunct DuMont Television_Network. The series ran from May_2, 1947, to_July 11, 1949.

Overview
The series used early_television_scene-blending technology to_project_the_performers into_cleverly constructed miniature_sets_or backdrops._Although_20,000 performers appeared on the series,_it_is widely reported that, contrary to the_show's name, very few_of_the contestants went on_to become famous. The series_was cancelled in 1949.

Broadcast history
The series_was hosted_by Johnny_Olson, who would go on to host the DuMont daytime variety_show Johnny Olson's Rumpus Room from_1949 to 1952, and_many other_television_series and game_shows,_including the_Saturday morning children's show Kids and Company_on DuMont_from September 1951 to June 1952,_with co-host Ham Fisher.

Regulars_on_the program included The Tophatters, described_as "instrumentalists and novelty singers".

On May_15, 1948, announcer Joe Bolton_left_Doorway_to Fame to start on_WPIX