Choices of material over position						Allowing Counter-Play
					Opening Lines
1					2
	if we look at the position 1st we see that
	white has castled; black has not
	black's Queenside pieces are not developed
	while white's pieces are almost fully developed
	black could capture the b-pawn; black has little
	to fear from Rb, which perhaps would be something
	to worry about if a) his B on c8 were developed and
	b) the c3 knight were not threatened (after the b2
	pawn is taken
	what is also interesting  is that white's e-pawn
	is also weak, and the Bishop on g7 is on a very
	strong diagonal, in fact if the N on f6 were not there
	then black would be threatening the d4 Knight