Thanks for posting this.  I've been looking for a sound and sharp response to the Ruy and this looks pretty interestung

Greenlaser, I probably should of seen that myself, but also thanks for explaining the PGN. And, I owe you another thanks for the good article. Keep them coming

townhousecrackers, move 4...Nf6 is the game move. If you use the prompts to get to that, it will be highlighted in yellow. Use the bar at the right of the move list to get that move on the bottom of the move list window. The move 4...exf5 will then be near the top. Click on that to play the line. If you click on the box labeled PGN, you will be able to read the moves and the notes. If you highlight either the move list or the PGN, you will be able to copy (Control-C) and paste (Control-V) those moves to a word processor for easier reading, printing, or playing.

GreenLaser, I dont see 4. exf5 on the move list and im not sure what the pgn is

Lonnie: Outstanding insight. Thanks again

imaginati0n7, the moves are shown at the right of the game board. Click on the bar at the right of the move list to move down (or up). The last move of the game is on the list followed by the lines that White avoided by resigning. The mouse can click on those moves to play them on the game board.

i cant see it because its late - but I wish annotators would put down why White resigned any help???

For a Lombardy game here is a link

http://www.chess.com/article/view/lombardys-nimble-nimzo-move-order

Hoklanie, William Lombardy is still living in New York. He has not been playing rated games for years, with the exception of the US Amateur Team Championship - East last February. He was board 1 and I was board 2 on the same team. He is writing a couple of books.

townhousecrackers, that move is shown on the move list and in the pgn.

Whatever happened to William Lombardy?  He just kind of dropped off the map.

The Schliemann is very interesting, but why not 4. exf5? what refutes that?

bigmac26, yes typo. theresalion was the first to report that. I'm not shouting, but hoping this is noticed: WHITE RESIGNED

lubo, yes it is a joke, a parody,  a send up, and satire. I found it on a reputable and important chess site (TWIC). The Nobel Peace Prize is political and FIDE is political. Both were targeted. I left the link for your amusement without suggesting who FIDE might actually prefer as world champion if FIDE were to select a national leader for the position.

black resigned????? typo...

GreenLaser, I think this Obama -world champion is some kind of a joke. Because he recently got Nobel price for piece... well ... I don't know why he was the one awarded but I'm not that much into politics. Anyway, it's just a joke ;)

Cool game, thanks for sharing.  Love the Schliemann .

theresalion, thanks for reading what I was only typing (keyboarding). I wanted to enter White resigned at that point instead of letting the 0-1 and the analysis speak for the result. Thanks for only two ??. When I go to sleep, I count the day's ?s. I assume that the incorrect statement is the reason for your earlier question.

i saw black resigned next move,typo??

whats wrong with 67 ...nf8+, draw??