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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Chess Openings".

They wrote:
>What or who is Fritz?  I'm fairly new to this.
>
>
>Bob Durrett wrote in message ...

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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Fajarowicz query 4.a3 b6 5.Qd5 Bb7 617:42:3602/17/98".

They wrote:
> In Chapter 11 of his book 'The Fighting Fajarowicz', Tim Harding gives
> the following line:
> 1. d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.de Ne4 4.a3 b6
> At this point 5.Qd5 is given a question mark because of:
> '5.Qd5? Bb7! 6.Qxb7? Nc6 7.Nf3 (7.Qa6 Nc5) Rb8 8.Qa6 Nc5 9.Qb5 a6'
>
> One possibility that isn't mentioned in the book is 7.b4 which keeps
> the Black knight out of c5 and allows White to keep the Queen.
> Analysing the move with Fritz produced the following main variation:
> 7.b4 Rb8 8.Qa6 Nxf2 9.g3 Nxh1 10. Bg2 Nxg3 11.hg =+
> White runs into problems after 9.Kxf2, e.g.
> 9...Qh4 10.g3 Qd4+ 11.Be3 Qxa1 =+ (0.50) according to Fritz.

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Subject: Re: Fajarowicz query 4.a3 b6 5.Qd5 Bb7 6.Qb7 Nc6 7.b4
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harfe@mail.force9.net wrote:
After 7. b4, Shouldn't Black consider 7. ... a5, covering the Queen's escape?
After 8. b5 Nc5 9. Qxa8 Qxa8 10. bc Nb3 Black is better, no?
Stuart
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> Fischer is not being 'hunted' by the U.S. government. He faces
>indictment if he ever comes back here.
>
> They're not the same thing.
>
> -Ron

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Subject: Re: Where is Bobby Fischer?
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On Tue, 17 Feb 1998 02:35:18 GMT, rmosk@netcom.com (Ron Moskovitz)
wrote:
I think in that case that both Bobby and the US government are acting
like two year olds.  First of all, Bobby played against a Yugoslavian
for money, not Yugoslavia.  It isn't as if chess is an import.
Second, this shouldn't be a major charge but the US is making a big
deal out of it.  Bobby shouldn't of played for money outside of the
sanctions of established organizations (it's kind of like selling a
product for yourself when that product is linked to a business that
you work for.)  Also, I think Bobby should come and face the music.
Public outcires have sometimes been beneficial in court cases, and I
think if Bobbo got a good enough lawyer he could get out of this mess.
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Boris Spassky's memory".

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> How good is your memory? You posted this twenty five minutes ago?

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Staunton <howardstaunton@hotmail.com> wrote
Your absolutely right sir, I am so sorry.  You know, I probably have the
worst memory out of everyone here in this newsgroup.
The reason for the extra post (I think) was because I was posting on
another newsgroup and as unaware that I re-included "rec.games.chess.misc"
again.
What was I saying?
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Subject: Fajarowicz query 4.a3 b6 5.Qd5 Bb7 6.Qb7 Nc6 7.b4
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In Chapter 11 of his book 'The Fighting Fajarowicz', Tim Harding gives
the following line:
1. d4 Nf6 2.c4 e5 3.de Ne4 4.a3 b6
At this point 5.Qd5 is given a question mark because of:
'5.Qd5? Bb7! 6.Qxb7? Nc6 7.Nf3 (7.Qa6 Nc5) Rb8 8.Qa6 Nc5 9.Qb5 a6'
(An incidental question is why doesn't Black play 7...Nc5? Maybe its
to give White the opportunity of avoiding QxR.)
One possibility that isn't mentioned in the book is 7.b4 which keeps
the Black knight out of c5 and allows White to keep the Queen.
Analysing the move with Fritz produced the following main variation:
7.b4 Rb8 8.Qa6 Nxf2 9.g3 Nxh1 10. Bg2 Nxg3 11.hg =+
White runs into problems after 9.Kxf2, e.g.
9...Qh4 10.g3 Qd4+ 11.Be3 Qxa1 =+ (0.50) according to Fritz.
I've only just started looking at 7.b4 and it looks like its ok for
Black, but I can't find any games in this line.
I'd really appreciate knowing if anyone has come across any analysis
or games with 7.b4 in this variation of the Faj.
Many thanks,
Jerry
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assistant: From: Bruno Conductier <bruno.conductier@sophia.inria.fr>
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Subject: Books on positionnal advantage realization
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Hi,
i'm looking for a training book dealing with
the realization of a positionnal advantage.
When i analyse my games i notice that i can
manage opening, middle game or ending when
i've got an aims ;o). One problem is when
i reach a better position with no tactical
resources, or final transposition and still
can't see more improvement of the position.
The second  major problem is dealing with
the initiative of the opponent after a
small combination winning a pawn or a quality
(i.e. the tempo invest in the material gain
benefits to the opponent).
Thanks for any suggestion.
Bruno
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They wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> I have read a lot of posts on how Bobby Fischer's and Mikhail Tal's and
> Wilhelm Steinitz's memory were excellent (along with all GMs)
>
> But does anyone know exactly how good was Boris Spassky's memory?  Did he
> ever perform or display any *amazing* feats of memory in his career?
>
> Thank You.

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Mark wrote:
How good is your memory? You posted this twenty five minutes ago?
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That the American government is after Fischer for playing chess is
really  incredible.  I know that this is old news; however, it still
seems to boggle the mind.  During the Vietnam War, a famous actress--who
is now married to one of the richest men in America!--, Jane Fonda, went
to Hanoi and denounced America's presence.  While I do not agree with
the war in the first place,  such an act against American soldiers and
the country was a REAL crime.  The American government should stop
treating Fischer as a criminal and let him go HOME!  Real crimes are
perpetrated against America everyday and the rich and famous people
perptetrating these crimes walk around free.
  Bobby, wherever you are, you were the greatest ever, in my opinion.
Hopefully, you will  be able to live your life as a free American again
one day:)
 David Goldstein
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user: You are replying to All about "LPUTJAN-BALASOV 86".

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<-_^>

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From: "Lab.optoelettronica.univ.trieste" <fontana@ingsun1.univ.trieste.it>
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Hi brothers.
I have a chess problem.
In the game
LPUTJAN-BALASOV
EREVAN 1986
SAHOVSKI INFORMATOR 42
D68 NUM 584
1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6 3.Nf3 d5 4.Nc3 Be7 5.Bg5 Nbd7 6.e3 o-o
7.Rc1 c6 8.Bd3 dc4 9.Bc4 Nd5 10.Be7 Qe7 11.o-o Nc3
12.Rc3 e5 13.Qc2 ed4 14.ed4 Nf6 15.Re1 Qd8 16.h3 Nd5
17.Bd5 Qd5 18.Re5 Qd6 19.Ng5 g6 20.Rf3 f6?!
Critical position.
Lputjan's says:
if 20...Qd4 21.Re4! Qd5 (21...Qg7 22.Rf7 Rf7 23.Re8 Rf8
24.Qc4 Kh8 25.Nf7 Kg8 26.Nh6 Kh8 27.Rf8 Qf8 28.Qd4 Qd4
29.Qd8+-) 22.Nf7 Rf7 23.Re8 Kg7 24.Qc3 Kh6 25.Qe3+-
The game continued...
21.Qb3 Kg7 22.Re8! a5 23.Rc8! 1:0
[Comm.: Lputjan, Ser]
A good game!
My problem is that. What happens if black plays
20...Qd4 21.Re4 Qd8! (my comment)
It seems that black is OK!
There are no more problem in the last row.
Thank you for your feedbacks!
My E-mail address is zorat@ingsun1.univ.trieste.it.
Use only this, please.
Excuse me for my aproximative english!
Ciao
P A O L O
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assistant: From: rh017@aol.com (RH 017)
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Hello.  I'm interested in learing more about the king's indian - samisch
variation.  If anyone has any good information, annotated games, etc. on this
opening I would really appreciate it.  Also, If anyone has a book with focus
on
this variation (such as the one by GM Ghallager, I would be willing to
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it.  thanks.  Please reply to my E-mail address rh017@aol.com, as I check
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>Hey Pal, you roll your shit out on the net for all to see so don't be
>disappointed if some have more discernment than others. By the way.
>I'm rated 2456 FIDE
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wacg@winternet.com wrote:
Nobody is rated 2456 FIDE. The FIDE rating has 5 points intervals.
OK, please also forget to post more of this stupid, anonymous articles.
John R�set
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Hi,
   We are currently developing a chess game at
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I would really love to hear comments and suggestions from Chess players so
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Could you check it out and send me your comments to alex@smilie.com
Cheers.
Alex.
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Where is Bobby Fischer?".

They wrote:
>On Tue, 17 Feb 1998 20:48:48 GMT, manofgod@mindspring.com (Trey
>Holliday) wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 17 Feb 1998 02:35:18 GMT, rmosk@netcom.com (Ron Moskovitz)
>>wrote:
>>
>>> Fischer is not being 'hunted' by the U.S. government. He faces
>>>indictment if he ever comes back here.
>>>
>>> They're not the same thing.
>>>
>>> -Ron
>>I think in that case that both Bobby and the US government are acting
>>like two year olds.  First of all, Bobby played against a Yugoslavian
>>for money
>
>What was the name of this opponent?

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On Tue, 17 Feb 1998 22:01:51 GMT, nospam@sickofspam.com wrote:
Um, Boris Spassky.  The idea that he is Yugoslavian
is a new one on me.
rc
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Books on positionnal advantage reali02:27:3802/18/98".

They wrote:
> I'd like to suggest two books: Nimzovich "My System" and Dvoretsky's
> "Positional Play" both books have helped my game. I've just went through
> System" for the forth time and always get something new from it.

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Timothy Tenley wrote:
My
"My System" is really hard to ... read. I don't know why
but it's the first book where the *** style *** discourage me
to go ahead :-( Even, Kmock's "pawn power" with its strange
vocabulary is easier for me.
I never went along Dvoretsky's books because i thought
this collection was for stronger players (i'm just
rated 2000). So i will take a look to this book.
Thanks.
Bruno
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Hi Bruno
I'd like to suggest two books: Nimzovich "My System" and Dvoretsky's
"Positional Play" both books have helped my game. I've just went through "My
System" for the forth time and always get something new from it.
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>disappointed if some have more discernment than others. By the way.
>I'm rated 2456 FIDE and I have forgotten more about chess than you
>know.

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  In the process, you also seem to have forgotten common courtesy.
  I'm in a charitable mood today, so I assume forgetfulness rather
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  By the way, what name do you use when you got your FIDE rating?  No
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Chess Openings".

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>It's a chess program.....
>
>Later...
>
>
>--
>Denis Tremblay CET
>defrjami@msn.com
>
>
>Collins wrote in message <6c5qn4$fho@ns1.ccinet.net>...
>>What or who is Fritz?  I'm fairly new to this.
>>
>>
>>Bob Durrett wrote in message ...
>
>
>

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And a damn good one at that :-)
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>El proximo viernes Lisandro Lebensohn jugara su partida definitoria del
>Campeonato Juninense de Ajedrez activo ante Maximiliano Alvarez.
>Las apuestas estan 3 a 1
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user: You are replying to All about "Re: Nimzowich".

They wrote:
> I am another so-called "anomoly."  I first studied "My System" after
> becoming an expert, and it's definitely not true that I have fully studied
> it now.  I think it is safer to replace expert with grandmaster in the
> conjecture.
> Experts are players that have the elementary tactics down cold
> and are very persistent in their game.  I don't think that any deep
> positional understanding is required.

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"Chuck Cadman" <cd1cadman@midway.uchicago.edu> writes:
bove
You're not in bad company... Mikhail Tal writes (the text can be found
in E. Shekhtman's the Complete Games of Mikhail Tal when
Reshevsky-Petrosian, Zurich 1953 (the game with ...Re6!) is
considered) that he was about to come candidate master before when he
saw the game and he thought he would have not gained same satisfaction
if he had read My System.
This is correct. I just have to look at my games. I consistently beat
players who are rated over 2000 Finnish ELO but I also
make stupid tactical mistakes against weaker opponents. Mistakes that
are rare against stronger opponents. I'm too hasty, too impulsive in
many games.
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Ari K. Makela
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"Deux fous gagnent toujours, mais trois fous, non!" - Alexander Alekhine