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Hello,
	There is a new post on The Chess Mind.  You can read it at:

http://chessmind.powerblogs.com/posts/1153028315.shtml

It begins:

	In the mid-1980s, Hungarian grandmaster Lajos
	Portisch was in the world's super-elite, while his
	countryman Jozsef Pinter was "only" a strong GM. In
	this game from the 1984 Hungarian Championship,
	however, the expected roles are reversed: while
	Portisch certainly didn't play poorly, Pinter's
	chess was brilliant. In what looked like a position
	where Portisch would have all the fun, trying to
	milk a small edge in space and structure, Pinter
	proved that the dynamic factors had not yet been
	exhausted. The queens were off, but that didn't
	mean that it was an endgame or that Portisch's king
	was thereby immune to...