First Chess Piece: Coma equated Pawn; so word coma is able to word Estate a blog!!

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Overview

Coma is a state of prolonged loss of consciousness. It can have a variety of causes, including traumatic head injury, stroke, brain tumor, or drug or alcohol intoxication. A coma may even be caused by an underlying illness, such as diabetes or an infection.

Coma is a medical emergency. Quick action is needed to preserve life and brain function. Health care providers typically order a series of blood tests and a brain scan to try to learn what's causing the coma so that proper treatment can begin.

A coma doesn't usually last longer than several weeks. People who are unconscious for a longer time might transition to a lasting vegetative state, known as a persistent vegetative state, or brain death.

Q: How does a pawn move in chess

A: The Pawn moves directly forward, never backward or to the side. Pawns move exactly one square forward; though each Pawn may advance two squares forward the first time it is moved. Pawns capture a piece that is one square diagonally forward. Though Pawns normally cannot move diagonally, this is the only way they capture. Pawns are the only piece that capture differently than they move.

 

Q: Can a pawn take a king

A: Although a Pawn cannot take a king, it can attack a king and put it in check or checkmate.

Q: Passed pawn rules in chess

A: A Pawn is a "passed pawn" (sometimes called a "passer") if none of the enemy's Pawns are obstructing it, in rank or file, from being promoted. Note: "Rank" refers to rows that go from side to side, and "file" refers to columns that go up and down.

Q: Can pawns move sideways

A: The Pawn moves directly forward, never backward or to the side. Pawns capture a piece that is one square diagonally forward. Though Pawns normally cannot move diagonally, this is the only way they capture.

Q: What order do chess pieces go in

8 Pawns go in second to last row: