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Sep-28-11 Grand Slam Chess Final (2011)    shutupimthinking: Rabbits can be very dangerous indeed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcxK...      Jun-28-11 Caruana vs Negi, 2011    shutupimthinking: Ah, the old Q+Q vs Q+R+B+N ending. I think there's a chapter on this in Philidor somewhere...      May-16-11 World Championship Candidates (2011)    shutupimthinking: Well, when Kasparov pulled out of the FIDE cycle, he effectively took the World Championship with him, and it took them fifteen years to get it back.      Nov-20-10 Nakamura vs Grischuk, 2010    shutupimthinking: "...destroy...like a baby" For such a bright chap this is a pretty lame simile. It makes him sound like Biff from Back to the Future. Great game from Grischuk, I'm constantly amazed by the standard these guys produce, even in blitz.      May-26-10 Shulman vs Kamsky, 2010    shutupimthinking: What were the eventual time controls for this game?      Apr-29-10 Anand - Topalov World Championship Match (2010)    shutupimthinking: <kingscrusher> Thank you for your entertaining and instructive videos.      Feb-04-10 K Aseev vs D de Vreugt, 2001    shutupimthinking: I got as far as the position after black's 71st move, but failed to notice that white wins the pawn race after 72.Kc5! d4, and gave up.      Jan-28-10 Vladimir Kramnik    shutupimthinking: <If Kramnik can beat Carlsen with black, then it is certainly possible for him to do the same with Anand.> Possible but highly unlikely, in my opinion. Anand has been playing pretty conservatively and seems to be content to draw every game. Kramnik, on the other hand,      Dec-11-09 World Cup (2009)    shutupimthinking: <Imagine a soccer game that was fixed. No, impossible. That could never happen. > Of course not. Perish the thought. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foo... http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas... Those ones just from the last ...      May-28-09 Alexander Baburin    shutupimthinking: <Atking> An interesting opening - 2...c4 seems to give White the opportunity to transpose into a Closed Sicilian, which is probably what I would go for (although I'm not sure what happens after 3.Nc3 d5, for example). In any case, a very nice and instructive game. As ...

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