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The Moment of Zuke:
Critical Positions and
Pivotal Decisions for
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by David Rudel
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7 modules written just for
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Thematic Lessons
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The Road Not Taken
ICCF-IM Keith Hayward
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I shall
be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages
hence:
Two roads diverged in a
wood, and I--
I took the one less
traveled by,
And that has made all the
difference.
- from "The Road Not Taken", by Robert Frost
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When it comes to
chess openings, I prefer to play less popular, less traveled lines. For over two
decades, I have mostly played the Bird’s Opening, the Dutch Defense, and the
French Defense, which are all well known, solid openings. These are my more
solid, sane opening choices. However, I must confess I have a passion for
opening study and experimenting. Recently I have been experimenting, again...
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As for me ... I am 46 and married to a great woman - Kathryn.
I have two kid's, Erik 19 and
Ashley 18. We live in the State of Texas, USA. I work as a design engineer for Forney
Corporation, designing Burner Management Systems which control the fuel safety and
operation of power plant boilers. As for chess, I started with the Fischer
- Spassky boom in 1972. I became a NM around 1980, a FM about 1990 and an ICCF
IM in the late 80's, ... forgot exactly when. |
Please provide me
feedback on this
article, and / or ideas for future opening article subjects. Remember, none of
that main line theory! <smile>
Good Chess!!
Keith Hayward
Index of
Articles
Balogh Counter-Gambit
Part 1 - Introduction and Overview
Part 2 - Janos Balogh, the Man and
His Games
Part 3 - White plays an early exf5
Part 4- Balogh's Main Line
Part 5 - Remaining Lines
Part 6 - Balogh a la Nakamura
The Orangutan: 1.b4
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