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Jan-31-11 Hikaru Nakamura    jrlepage: <Kazzak> Thanks. I rest my case.      Jan-20-11 Tata Steel (2011)    jrlepage: Won't try this in French with Vachier-Lagrave though. Way too dangerous.      Jan-19-11 Kibitzer's Café    jrlepage: *La diagonale du fou / Dangerous Moves* This film is all about chess from beginning to end and is the only one of that kind I know of. It's been put on Youtube a month ago and is a must see for all lovers of the game. No turkey here: it won the Academy Award for Best Foreign ...      Jan-07-11 Magnus Carlsen    jrlepage: <James Bowman: which those with more than hindsight could see that it was inevitable> Congrats on your ESP. Each time I lose a few bucks on a lottery ticket, I damn myself and my parents for lacking that special gift of God. And what's with that GO GO GO thing?      Dec-31-10 The World vs N Pogonina, 2010    jrlepage: <bumble46: I voted <48.Nf6+> with a draw offer. This game is drawn and should end as quickly as possible.> Same here. No need to whip a dead horse.      Dec-30-10 Harrwitz vs Loewenthal, 1853   jrlepage: Of course anyone is entitled to have a bad day once in a while but this particular game makes it hard to believe the first player was to win three games in a row against Morphy five years later...      Dec-29-10 Sasikiran vs Korchnoi, 2002    jrlepage: Korchnoi just whammed White's position with his Big Foot on move 24 (I know, somebody HAD to make that one...). <Elsinore> Too late, of course :)      Dec-23-10 Robert James Fischer    jrlepage: <AVRO38> *Typing as slowly as I can* Regina-is-Jewish-and-was-born-in-Switzerland. She-is-ethnically-Jewish-but-was-born-in-Switzer- land. When-will-you-unders... Never mind.      Dec-22-10 D Byrne vs Fischer, 1956    jrlepage: R Byrne vs Fischer, 1963 is indeed No. 1 for me too. However, my favorite for 1969 remains: Saidy vs Fischer, 1969      Dec-15-10 London Chess Classic (2010)    jrlepage: Yet, he's (most probably) going to end in first place ahead of Anand or Kramnik. Once again. What's the problem with those last two, not able to squash those weakies?

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