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d1+ would have been a very interesting try for a win. I saw the possibility right after I took on e6 (Rybka preferred I play 26.cxd4 and Black has to take the perpetual). Michael Bowersock and I looked at it a little bit after the game, and we concluded that Black would have good play thanks to my weakened king and scattered pawns. Whether it is enough for an advantage...it is hard to tell.