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Feb-15-07 Geller vs Euwe, 1953    matrix: Still one of my all time favorite games. Amazing how what took over a week of analysis to find in defense (according to Bronstein), my Fritz 9 finds in nearly no time. Just another indication of how much impact computers have (not that one would get to the position after23. ...Rc2      Dec-23-06 Team White vs Team Black, 2006    matrix: <whatthefat> It isn't my fritz analysis of any particluar line that concerns me with h6. Moreover, it is the additional kingside weakness created with the pawn move, in a position where Black hasn't ...      Dec-11-05 World Cup (2005)    matrix: rofl azaris. Life really is like a country song -- it's 5:00 somewhere.      May-25-05 Dan Heisman    matrix: Lighten up, kitten in the cap. Heisman's Novice Nook is a gem for explaining required concepts, while the rest of chess literature is like learning unix - nothing makes sense until you already know the material you are reading about. Dan, btw, I liked your commentary on chess.fm last      May-22-05 Vladimir Kramnik    matrix: Taking a risk making the choice to play? Kramnik is a professional chess player. The idea is to play chess and, yup, performance counts. IMHO, he didn't really have a choice about playing in Sofia - he stated he was playing there in an interview when asked about Linares, and since he      May-22-05 Kramnik vs Topalov, 2005    matrix: As someone on playchess put it, karma is catching up with Kramnik for dodging Kasparov.      May-16-05 MTel Masters (2005)    matrix: <weirdoid> There are going to be a lot of draws with this group of players. Personally, I think its great to see games played out to K v. K or other theoretical draw. It makes the chess better to watch - when you can only see games live Sat & Sun mornings 12 move draws are ...      Apr-01-05 A Nimzowitsch vs Systemsson, 1927    matrix: <aw1988> The real genius would be sneaking this game in as a main line to MCO, NCO, etc., and then get someone to follow it. Seems the momentary 'disconnection' has been happening a lot to my opponents lately (at critical points in the game), then their reconnecting before ...      Mar-23-05 Bobby Fischer    matrix: <whiskeyrebel: ...moronic bigots> That just about completely sums up RJF as a person. Great chessplayer, but Iceland can have him. Since we are coming up on April 15th, I've even less sympathy for his plight than ususal.      Jan-30-05 Leko vs J Polgar, 2005    matrix: ICC shows the chessfm commentary starting at 7:30 EST      Jan-29-05 Topalov vs Leko, 2005     Jan-28-05 M Ashley vs R Kempinski, 1997     Jan-24-05 Kramnik vs J Polgar, 1996     Jan-21-05 Adams vs I Sokolov, 2005     Jan-19-05 Corus Group A (2005)     Jan-15-05 Grischuk vs Anand, 2005     Dec-29-04 SmartFish Chess Masters (2004)     Dec-27-04 Garry Kasparov     Dec-16-04 L Schepers vs J L Jouy, 1983     Dec-03-04 Viswanathan Anand     Nov-30-04 Polugaevsky vs J Eising, 1974     Nov-27-04 Russian Championship Superfinal (2004)     Nov-25-04 Paul Morphy     Nov-24-04 Alexander Morozevich     Nov-01-04 Yasser Seirawan     Oct-24-04 Efim Bogoljubov     Oct-13-04 Fischer vs R Burger, 1964     Oct-13-04 Kramnik - Leko Classical World Championship Match (2004)     Oct-10-04 Kramnik vs Leko, 2004     Oct-09-04 Leko vs Kramnik, 2004     Oct-03-04 Kramnik vs Leko, 2004     Aug-28-04 David Bronstein     Jul-05-04 Michael Adams     Jul-05-04 Jose Raul Capablanca     Jun-01-04 Emanuel Lasker     May-29-04 Viktor Korchnoi     May-19-04 Kasparov vs Kramnik, 2004     May-19-04 Bronstein vs A Beliavsky, 1975     May-14-04 Morphy vs Bornemann, 1858     May-11-04 A Lehtinen vs T Simola, 1995     May-05-04 Tal vs Larsen, 1965     Apr-07-04 Ruslan Ponomariov

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