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Apr-20-05 Susan Polgar    enigmaticcam: <ughaibu> Nihon go ga wakari masu ka?      Mar-29-05 Karpov vs Anand, 2003    enigmaticcam: I've noticed in a few of Anand's Queen's Indian games, on 5. Qb3, Anand plays Nc6. I don't quite understand that move. I thought you weren't supposed to move that knight and block the c-pawn so it can be used to counter the center.      Mar-29-05 Ponomariov vs Anand, 2003    enigmaticcam: I've noticed in a few of Anand's Queen's Indian games, on 5. Qb3, Anand plays Nc6. I don't quite understand that move. I thought you weren't supposed to move that knight and block the c-pawn so it can be used to counter the center.      Jan-20-05 A Fish vs Glek, 2004    enigmaticcam: Was 27. R8d2 white's big mistake, hoping to drive the queen away from the white queen?      Jan-16-05 K Klundt vs Uhlmann, 1995   enigmaticcam: Excellent game that illustrates the qualities of an isolated pawn. Practically the entire middle game is devoted to that one pawn, with both players fighting for control of the square in front of it, white trying to occupy that space and black trying to push the pawn. The end ...      Jan-16-05 F Zeller vs Uhlmann, 1996   enigmaticcam: After 56.Bxd4 Nxd4, Black has three passed pawns that are impossible to stop, compared to white's single passed pawn.      Jan-06-05 Hikaru Nakamura    enigmaticcam: <orbitkind> Aren't you the guy that will fight for a win in a king vs. king position? :-D      Dec-28-04 Alekhine vs A Munoz, 1945    enigmaticcam: er, '...much easier to work with THAN a lost queen or mate.'      Dec-28-04 Joshua Waitzkin    enigmaticcam: Thanks, sorry.      Dec-28-04 H Berliner vs A Rott, 1956    enigmaticcam: Assissinater answered that question for me. It's just a small chess program. I think it came with the Microsoft Entertainment Pack a number of years ago. It's the only thing I have on my work machine and was the only thing available at the moment. It beats me most of the time, ...

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