After having finished Smith´s work last week, the plan was so start with Ouderwerding´s two classical works.
However, my pal RB lent me his book from Aargaard, "Calculation" - THANKS DUDE!
So I started with this tonight.
It is interesting to notice that Aargaard seems not to be a great supporter of "analysis trees"! But I will keep relying on my PAT. A nice help during games could be his advise to ask yourself "What is the drawback of my opponent´s last move?" (Although it seems clear to do so, I like that sort of questions.) Here´s a nice one - Black to move:
It is a "quiet" move - not winning the game by brutal force but making sure to continue with a certain edge...
During the day I did some tactic puzzles using CT-ART 4.0, but instead of going up, I yet again dropped a few rating points to somewhere around 2450... I am not amused!
Finally, I called it a day after diving into one sideline with Black - and hammering it into CPT.
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