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Subject: Re: The Secret of being a Chess Master
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Date: Fri, 31-Jan-86 19:19:00 EST
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Having seen your son play in lots of tournaments over the last year or so,
I say don't worry very much.  He's going to be fine.

The only thing that I would suggest is that you continue to ensure that he
gets adequate guidance from a strong player (at least 2300, such as Murray)
that is also very into teaching.  (Not a cut at Murray; I have no idea
whether he's a good teacher or not.)  I do know that John Curdo is good,
and Jim Rizzitano has apparently done wonders with Ilya Guerevich (sp?).

Good luck.