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Just want to hear from our top players what ideas basic ideas come with openings such as queen gambit and other and how to formulate a real plan in the middle game. Thanks
estro
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I think ckasparov is very good to write in this column as he did with the Snyder wariaton...
I am okay to write about my games som wild and fun but I can not made diagram here (I have try it!) so it is not fun to read it and I also dont know Queensgambit that is a shame on this Queen-server! 
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Rather you know more then me:)
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Thanks, Kári. But my nickname is csparrow, not ckasparov (God, defend me!):).
Naftaly: only in the Sicilians (and, perhaps,in the Reti) I can say I know some thing. I am bad in the open games and in closed games I play routinely, a repertoire with few options, as you will be able to see for my games. I think interesting, for beginners, read the Capablanca's analysis (in "My Chess Career" and "Chess Fundamentals") and, of course, Fischer's "My 60 Memorable Games".
Greetings,
Carlos.
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Queensgambit is my cup of ale, and forming a plan in mid-game is fairly easy with QG, it depends on variation your opponent will choose, but each one of them has a main strategic point which should be a part of your plan, whatever it is.
To learn QG I'd recommend reading/analyzing some of the old school games, old school being like..a 100 years ago  People (Alekin and the rest of the bunch) knew how to play QG back then.. 
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study rubenstein's treatement of the QGD
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