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Re: Summer chess camp in Toronto by GM Sambuev!
Hello,
Here is update on Summer Advanced Chess Camp by GM Bator Sambuev.
The camp will be held at University of Toronto Mississauga campus from Tuesday July 2 to July 6th in DV (Davis Building)
in room DV3093 room. The room DV3093 is located on a third floor.
This is a link to interactive map for University of Toronto Mississauga Campus:
http://wayfinding.erin.utoronto.ca/
On left side, you can click on Alumni Lounge (DV 3138) and it will display on right hand
side pictures on how to get around the DV building, which is short for Davis Building.
It will also show how to get to floor as well. This will be very helpful for people who never
went to Mississauga Campus before.
This is more graphical interface for the campus site:
http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/sites/fil...5092013web.jpg
Here is a list of registered participants:
NAME RATING
1. Richard Chen 1916
2. Wanyang Ming 1857
3. Eugene Hua 1825
4. Jason Cai 1783
5. Benito Surya 1736
6. Daniel Jianzhong Liu 1757
7. Kevin Yi-X-ao Yie 1604
8. Kylie Tan 1229
9. Kenro Oyama 1219
10. Nicholas Wu 1140
11. Matthew Tang 1030
12. Allyson Xu 974
13. Matthew Chertkow 927
14. Elijia Lopez 887
15. Sasha Chertkow 881
16. David Xu 776
17. Benett Luo
C U THERE!Last edited by Mikhail Egorov; Thursday, 20th June, 2013, 05:22 PM. -
Re: Summer chess camp in Toronto by GM Sambuev!
Thanks for the update...looks excellent...smart move...congrats! Hope you will give us a final report too :)Comment
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Wow, I see 7 regulars from the Mississauga Junior Club.
This camp should really give a boost to the quality of play at the club.Comment
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Re: Summer chess camp in Toronto by GM Sambuev!
Hi Larry,
Thank you. Yes, we hope everything will go well. We will definitely post final report. :)
MikhailComment
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BUMP, BUMP, BUMP!
This is just the reminder, that tomorrow is a start of Advanced Chess Camp with GM Bator Sambuev.
We would like to reminder all the parents, that their kids should bring lunches for durations of the camp. We will be providing only small snacks and some drinks (juices and water).
We hope everyone is having great Canada's Day and enjoying their long weekend!!!Comment
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Re: Summer chess camp in Toronto by GM Sambuev!
Hello dear friends,
here is a direct Facebook link to this event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/589323414424548/
We are still expecting few students to join us for 1-2 days only, but so far we got 18 participants for all 5 days :)
More pictures will be uploaded later
FM Danny Goldenberg
www.royalgame.caI think, therefore I am!Comment
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I hope after the Summer Camp you will know the difference between two cities Toronto and Mississauga LOLComment
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Quote from Wikipedia
"Initially developed as a suburb of Toronto, Mississauga's growth is attributed to its proximity to that city..."
Thank you for this very important lesson, Mr. Zeromskis! I will make sure that next time the title will be different.
P.S. lets talk chess in the future :)I think, therefore I am!Comment
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http://canadachessnews.blogspot.hu/
I posted something on the camp.Comment
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Thank you Michael!I think, therefore I am!Comment
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Re: Summer chess camp in Toronto by GM Sambuev!
Hello everyone,
Here is a link with updated pictures from yesterday session: https://www.facebook.com/events/589323414424548/Comment
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Re: Summer chess camp in Toronto by GM Sambuev!
Sorry for this late update, but there were so many things to catch up...
We had such a fun time with all these talented kids, and we do wish them luck (even though we think they don't need it) at the CYCC ! For the first time Royal Game Chess Academy has more apprentices from Ontario than from Quebec in Ottawa, and it is an interesting experience for all of us :)
I was, personally, very impressed by the professionalism and the love for the game shown by the kids and by their parents!
We would like to say a special thank you to Mississauga Chess Club and personally to Mr. Paul Roschman for chess sets and digital clocks for children to practice in simultaneous against GM Sambuev... and me :)
Congratulations to Richard, Wenyang, Jason, Kenro, and Sasha for being the best during different competitions!
Looking to be back in Mississauga soon,
FM Danny GoldenbergLast edited by Danny Goldenberg; Thursday, 11th July, 2013, 11:36 AM.I think, therefore I am!Comment
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Re: Summer chess camp in Toronto by GM Sambuev!
What were results? Any wins or draws by kids? :)Originally posted by Danny Goldenberg View PostComment
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