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29 thru Oct 27 Skyland XVII 5-SS, G90 or G60! In 4 Sections: Top, "B", "C", Lower. Free Entry into next event per sec. EF: $4 for members or $6. Round begins at 7:45 sharp! (Winners must have 4 points with no byes) (Current Crosstable) |
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NM Leland Fuerstman | 2004 |
| 2 |
Jonathon
McNeill |
1995 |
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Slobodan Sinanovic | 1908 |
| 4 |
David K.
Williams |
1893 |
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Paul Lucas | 1847 |
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Jon Pietras |
1833 |
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Jordan Wood |
1804 |
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Daryl Gordon | 1797 |
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Tom Hales |
1781 |
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Josh Balogh |
1667 |
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| "Evil will previal when good men stand
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pawns of the mysterious game of chess played by God, who moves
us, stops us, shifts us ahead, and soon picks us up
one after the other and gathers us in the same box of Nothing." Omar Khayyam 1040 ad |
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| "Imagination does not breed insanity.
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| "Adversity reveals character" Anon |
| "Talent is
doing easily what is
difficult for others, but genius is doing what is impossible for talent" Amiel |
| "the chess playing of a master ties him to the game, fetters his mind and shapes it to a certain extent so that his internal freedom and ease, no matter how strong he is, must inevitably be affected." Spinoza |
| "One bad move nullifies 40 good
moves." Horowitz |
| "The older I grow, the more I value my
pawns." Keres |
| "Morphy was probably the greatest genius of
them all." Fischer |
| "I thinks it's almost definite that the
game is a draw theoretically." Fischer |
| "The reasonable man
adapts himself to the conditions that surround him...
The unreasonable man adapts surrounding conditions to himself... All
progress
depends on the unreasonable man." George Bernard Shaw |
| "The golden opportunity you are seeking is
in yourself. It is not in your environment; it is not in luck or
chance, or the help of others; it is in yourself alone." Orison Swett Marden |
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Charlotte
Chess Club - Charlotte, North
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2010 - According to the "Go Stats," this website served 34 "unique" visitors yesterday! Happy National Chess Day! (I wish more of you guys would come and join us at the club!) |
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Charlotte
Chess Club,
an Independent Affiliate of the USCF meets each Wednesday evening at 6:30pm (or as early as 5:30 for some!) at the Skyland Family Restaurant, 4544 South Blvd. Charlotte, NC (Just past Woodlawn Rd towards town on L) Charlotte, N.C. The club conducts a perpetual 5 round tournament with one round being played each Wednesday evening at 7:45pm. The time control is G90 - Entry fee is $4. ($6 for non-members) In 4 Sections: Top, "B", "C", Lower Free Entry next event. The Annual club membership fee is $25. (Current members receive $5 discount) The "no smoking" venue is "open 24 hours" and guarantees a private area with plenty of tables, good lighting, great food, close parking, friendly management and our own personal waitress, Aleka! (The Management requests that you purchase your meal at Skyland) Join us to participate in casual play as well as USCF rated games. Your first visit is FREE! Non-members, who have visited more than once, and play off-hand games are required to pay $2. The CCC occasionally sponsors a bi-monthly 3 rd. Swiss and other special tournaments. For schedule see "Upcoming Events" In order to compete in "Tournament Competition" and join the CCC or USCF simply show up at the site. |
| Explanation
of "Weekly Tournament Competition" The CCC conducts a perpetual 5 round tournament with one round being played each Wednesday evening at 7:45 pm. sharp! The time control is G90 - All players who compete in tournament competition are required to be members of the United States Chess Federation. Regardless of which round(s) one chooses to enter, a player only gets credit for the game(s) he actually plays. There is no penalty for not showing up; it is simply counted as an unplayed game. - If you're running late, call me at 704-293-4397 and I'll pair you! Skyland stays open 24 hours! |
| "The Charlotte Chess Club is open to
players of every
race, color, creed, national origin, age, gender, religion,
political affiliation or alien origin. Regardless of skill level or
experience, each member is treated equally with respect." For more info Email: lelandfue@yahoo.com - This website is provided by NM Leland Fuerstman - |
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| "This isn't a personal vendetta, 007. It's
an assignment like any other. And, if you can't treat it as such,
coldly and objectively, than 008 can replace you..." M |
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NEWS & VIEWS 10-7-10Fuerstman Leads
Top; Singleton "B"; Gatlin "C"; Frazier, Bourque Lower Section of
Skyland
XVII
Charlotte, NC 10-6-10:
Another light turnout on a baseball playoff evening of 10 of the most dedicated
members of the CCC royal guard converged upon this silentium more
commonly
known
as
the Skyland Family
Restaurant in order to participate in Rd:2 of Skyland XVII. (CCC
members
got very comfortable
sitting in the padded booths
and
full
size tables and chairs while
being
catered to by
our own personal waitress, Cathy! Most
enjoyed a generously
portioned
delicious
home
style meal for
a ridiculously
low price
($6.95!),
drank fresh
hot coffee and
other
beverages, analyzed
on our demo board
and occasionally
monitored
the giant flat screen TV with
the sound
turned off;
open 24 hours - No Smoking!) In the Top Section,
the pride
of Mint
Hill,
ex-member of the NCCA
Hall of Fame, NM Leland
"Ennui" Fuerstman (2004) snagged a pawn from
a dubious  coffeehouse line of play versus
superhero Daryl "Flash" Gordon (1797) (See Game 0910) but promptly agreed to a Draw on
move 16 to lead with 1.5-.5. In
the "B" Section, Spencer "Jazzman" Singleton (1620) continued his
winning ways by tricking Bill "Mindweeder" Wright (1639) out of a piece
in the opening to lead with 2-0. In the Lower Section, "Smokin" Corey Frazier (1319) fought back
from a material deficit to defeat Manfred "Mann" Vees (801) on time and
lead with 1-1.
In
order
to observe all results see "Current Crosstable"-
The
facility was
great and
everybody was happy! We hope that more players
will
join
us next Wednesday to
dine, socialize and play chess! Everyone is
welcome... Long live
the CCC! |
