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Welcome to the Alberta Chess Association!
Alberta Chess Association
is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion
of chess in Alberta. We are affiliated with the Chess Federation of Canada and provide
support to players and organizers province wide.
We gratefully acknowledge the support we receive from the Recreation and Physical
Activity Division of Alberta Culture and Tourism!
ACA Contact Info
Executive Director: Leah Hughey
email: firstname.lastname@example.com
ACA News
May 24, 2017:
Team Alberta finishes 4th at the Canadian Chess Challenge
Over the holiday weekend, 12 juniors traveled to Toronto to represent Alberta at the national chess
challenge tournament. Team Alberta beat NS, SK, NB, NL, MB, & PE soundly, but lost to ON,
QC, & BC. Individual medalists were Matthew Ivanescu, Vishruth Sharma, Paul Wang, Ian Zhao,
Andre Tolentino, and FM Diwen Shi.
Full Standings
May 24, 2017:
2017 Red Deer Open Results
On May 13-14, the ACA hosted the annual Red Deer Open. FM Ian Findlay took first place with
4/5. Junior Andrew Chen scored 3.5/5, including a round 3 draw with Findlay, and finished second.
Full standings
May 8, 2017:
Upcoming: ACA Casino - Volunteers Needed - Edmonton
On Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28, the ACA will be hosting its two day, semi-annual casino
event. This is the ACA's biggest fundraiser - the money gained helps the ACA support tournaments all
over the province and directly provides funding for travel awards, equipment, and more. A number of
volunteers are needed to work in the downtown Edmonton casino on these dates. To volunteer,
please contact Leah Hughey at firstname.lastname@example.com
May 5, 2017:
Upcoming: Red Deer Open
Next weekend, May 13-14, the ACA will host the annual Red Deer Open in Red Deer. This is a five
round open swiss, CFC & FIDE rated. Plenty of spots are still available. This is the only ACA
tournament in May, so be sure to come out and play.
Details here.
April 30, 2017:
Gardner, Frialde win Edmonton International Qualifier & Fundraiser
Rob Gardner and Arniel Frialde both finished with 4.5/5 (with a head-to-head draw) to win this
weekend's tournament. Gardner won the right to play in the Edmonton International on tiebreak. Class
prizes were awarded to David Ludwig (3.5/5, Under-2000); Joseph Young and James Ivey (3/5,
Under-1800); and Yash Darvekar, Sydney Mah, Dean MacDonald, and James Windram (2/5,
Under-1600). 43 players turned out for the event.
Final standings.
April 26, 2017:
Upcoming: Edmonton International Qualifier and Fundraiser
This weekend, April 29-30, the Edmonton Chess Club will be hosting the annual qualifier and
fundraiser for the Edmonton International. The tournament is a five round, open swiss, CFC & FIDE
rated. The top finisher will have a chance to play in the Edmonton International (conditions apply.)
April 16, 2017:
Bitan Banerjee repeats as Alberta champion
Bitan Banerjee had a come from behind victory today as he reeled off four straight wins in order to
win the 2017 Alberta Closed. Second place went to FM Dale Haessel with 3.5/5, while Belsar
Valencia finished third with 3/5.
Final Standings.
April 16, 2017:
Gerald Aspler wins Alberta Reserves
Earlier today, Gerald Aspler clenched first place in the Alberta Reserves after three wins and two
draws. Coming in second were Steve Sklenka and Brian Timmerman.
Final standings.
April 13, 2017
Alberta Chess Challenge Concludes
Last weekend saw 66 juniors travel to Red Deer to compete in the Alberta Chess Challenge for a
chance to go to the nationals. First place went to Matthew Ivanescu, Yash Darvekar, Anand Chandra,
Vishruth Sharma, Paul Wang, Andi Superceanu, Ian Zhao, Andrew Xu, Patrick Tolentino, Andre
Tolentino, Jean Gueco, and Diwen Shi. Second place went to Jerry Ming, Ben Swertz, Ricky Chen,
Hemant Srinivasan, Mark Ivanescu, Julian Lau, Nikita Taranik, Jerry Li, Jeff Wang, Lucy Chao &
Chenxi Wu, Johnny Burn, and Cameron Ratte.
April 12, 2017:
Upcoming: Alberta Closed and Reserves
This weekend, April 14-16, the Calgary Chess Club will host the 2017 edition of the Alberta
Championship and Reserves. The Reserves starts on April 15; participants will get to play alongside
the best players in Alberta. To register, go
April 10, 2017:
Booker wins Alberta Seniors Championship
Brad Booker repeated as Alberta Seniors Champion this weekend, when he won clear first with 4/5.
Second place went to FM Ian Findlay with 3.5/5, while NM Arniel Frialde and Jim Daniluk tied for
third with 3/5.
Full standings.
April 5, 2017
Upcoming: Alberta Seniors Championship and Alberta Chess Challenge
This weekend will feature two ACA tournaments. First, Edmonton will host the
Alberta Seniors
on Apr 8-9; anyone who will be 50 by the year's end is eligible. Prizes include a
valuable travel grant. Second, Red Deer will host the
Alberta Chess Challenge
--this is a rapid
tournament for juniors--on Apr 8. Winners will go on to represent Alberta at the national competition.
April 4, 2017:
2017 Lethbridge Open
Last weekend, April 1-2, fourteen players took part in the Lethbridge Open. Clear first went to Mike
Zeggelaar, who scored 4.5/5. Mike was only short of a perfect score due to a final round draw with
Tristan Tran-Ly. Tristan shared second place with Bhavik Dave (3.5/5). Adam Szulski won the U-
1700 class prize with 3/5, while Paul Viminitz took the U-1500 prize with 2/5. Yash Darvekar won
the Road Warrior
. Final standings are
March 29, 2017:
Request for submissions
The ACA is currently taking submissions for the April edition of the Alberta Chess Report (ACR).
This ACR will focus on events from Jan-Mar of this year, including the Schleinich Memorial, the
Alberta Youth Chess Championship & Regionals, the University Battle of Alberta, the Northern
Alberta Open, the Calgary Seniors Championship, the March of Kings, and the Alberta Active
Championship. Submissions can include, but are not limited to, tournament reports, game analysis and
annotation, photos, and chess-related stories of interest. Please submit to
Monday, April 10th.
March 27, 2017:
Upcoming: 2017 Lethbridge Open
This weekend, April 1-2, the city of Lethbridge will be hosting the annual
Lethbridge Open
. This
tournament is a great chance to mix serious chess with social fun. Paul Viminitz will host a free wine
tasting at his home after the Saturday games. CFC and FIDE rated.
March 27, 2017:
Upcoming: Calgary Tournament Directing Workshop
This weekend, April 1-2, International Arbiter Vlad Rekhson will be conducting a workshop for
tournament directors at the Calgary Chess Club. Anyone who is interested in directing tournaments
can attend. For full information, go
March 27, 2017:
2017 Alberta Active Championship Concludes
This year's edition of the Active Championship was held in Red Deer over the weekend and featured
some of the strongest players in the province. First place was shared by FM Ian Findlay and CM
Rafael Arruebarrena (4.5/5). Third place went to Belsar Valencia (4/5), and the top junior was Jeff
Wang (3.5/5.) Class prizes were awarded to Bogdan Superceanu, Arul Papneja, and Yash Darvekar.
Final standings are available
March 13, 2017:
2017 March of Kings Concludes
The annual Calgary tournament included a four-way tie for first place (4/5) between Gary Ng, FM Ian
Findlay, FM Dale Haessel, and Jerry Kobalenko. Class prizes went to Georgi Kostadinov, Bhavik
Dave, Adam Harris, and Jim Daniluk (U-2200, 3/5); Brian Timmerman and Vishruth Sharma (U-
1800, 3/5); and Paul Wang and Yash Darvekar (U-1400, 2/5.) Full standings are available
March 10, 2017:
2017 Calgary Regional Youth Chess Championship
The Calgary Junior Chess Club hosted this popular event at the University of Calgary in January.
Sixty-four juniors played in six different sections. Winners included Ali Parsae, Anand Chandra, Ricky
Chen, Ian Zhao, Arul Papneja, and Andre Tolentino. Runners-up were Ali Abdulla, Jerry Ming,
Vishruth Sharma, Paul Wang, Andrew Xu, and Patrick Tolentino. Full standings are available
March 10, 2017:
2017 Lethbridge Regional Youth Chess Championship
Lethbridge had eighteen junior players turn out for their regional championship in January. Section
winners were Wilson Wong, Akshara Nagaruru, and Mattias Saad. Runners-up were Jeran Lynnes,
Munkhu Batbayar, and Quinn Laurendeau-Adams. Prizes included free entry into the Alberta Youth
Chess Championship and coaching awards valued at $100 each.
March 3, 2017:
2017 Calgary Seniors Championship Concludes
The Calgary Chess Club hosted their regional seniors championship over the weekend. Ratings
favortie FM Ian Findlay took clear first with 4.5/5 and was only kept from a perfect score by a final
round draw with second place finisher Husain Ali (4/5.) Jim Daniluk took third with 3.5/5.
February 28, 2017:
2017 AYCC Concludes
The ACA hosted the 2017 edition of the Alberta Youth Chess Championship this weekend. The
tournament featured 6 sections with 66 total participants. Section winners included Diwen Shi, Jeff
Wang, Kaixin Wang, Ian Zhao, Felix Lin, and Anand Chandra. Second place went to Matthew Zita,
Karlo Gasparac, Michelle Mo, Julian Lau, Vishruth Sharma, and Leo Lin. Full standings are available
on the tournament
February 20:
2017 Northern Alberta Open Concludes
This weekend, the Edmonton Chess Club hosted the Northern Alberta Open, in which 37 players
participated. Ratings favorite Bitan Banerjee won clear first (4.5/5) with a final round victory over
close competitor Rafael Arruebarrena. Omid Malek and Dante Briones shared second place (4.0/5).
Class prizes were awarded to Peter Kalisvaart and Daryl Bertrand (U-2200), Bhavik Dave, Damon
MacLeod, and Rick Pedersen (U-2000), and Mark Ivanescu and Cameron Ratte (U-1800/U-1600).
February 20:
New Executive Director Hired
Thank you to Vladimir Pechenkin for serving as the Executive Director for the last few years.
As of February 20, the ACA has hired Leah Hughey as his replacement. Please continue using
email@example.com for all ACA related inquiries.
January 19:
ACA is seeking a full time Administrator (Executive Director)
Please see the
ED job description
for more details. Applications may be submitted to
January 31, 2017
January 8:
2017 John Schleinich Memorial Sectional
The traditional annual event was held at the Calgary Chess Club over the course of the weekend and
featured 4 sections of 6 players, slotted according to their ratings. In Section A FMs Dale Haessel and
Ian Findlay shared the first place with 4/5, the third place went to Jerry Kobalenko (3.5/5).
Section B was won by Behrooz Ebrahim-Shirazi (4/5). Bradley Willis finished second (3.5/5) and
Dustin Rogers took clear third (3/5).
Section C again featured a tie for the first place between Brian Timmerman and Ian Zhao. Both
players ended up with 4/5. The third place was also shared by two players as both Arul Papneja and
Arthur Milne scored 3/5.
Finally, Section D was won convincingly by Anand Rishi Chandra with a score of 4.5/5. Steve
Sklenka took clear second (4/5) and Frank Knoll finished third (3/5).
The tournament was organized and directed by Frank Kluytmans. Final standings for all four sections
may be found on the
event website
January 8:
Executive Director (ED) Position
The ED position will become vacant on January 23. Interested individuals are invited to submit
applications for this administrator position by sending an email to
. More
details will be posted up soon.
December 19:
WBX Team Tournament
The competition was extremely tight this year as no squad managed to score 10 points out of 15.
After the proverbial dust had settled, two teams tied for the first place with 9.5/15: Stampede City
Sharks (Roy Yearwood, Mohamad Fellah, Nimai Koneru) and The Fast Food Variation (Vladimir
Pechenkin, Robert Brazeau, Dustin Koperski). Three more teams led by Bitan Banerjee, Robert
Gardner and Butch Villavieja shared the third place with 9/15.
December 8:
Alberta Chess Report (ACR)
December 2016 edition of the ACR is now available online at the
Alberta Chess Report webpage
PGN file with annotated games can also be downloaded. Minor corrections are possible before the
issue goes to print.
December 4:
Southern Alberta Open is concluded
Gary Ng scored 4.5/5 for the fourth straight year. This time, however, Belsar Valencia finished with
the same result and qualified for the 2017 Alberta Closed by virtue of having a better tie-breaker.
FMs Dale Haessel and Ian Findlay shared the third place (4/5).
Final standings
December 3:
Southern Alberta Open is underway
32 players participate.
Round 4 pairings
standings after round 3
are available on the
. The winner will qualify for the 2017 Alberta Closed.
November 21:
Alberta Junior Championship
The tournament took place at the Edmonton Chess Club on November 19-20. Dustin Koperski
organized and directed the event. The Championship section was once again a round-robin of 6
players. The rating favorite and the defending champion Diwen Shi from Calgary scored 4.5/5 and
took clear first. Mohamed Fellah had a good weekend and finished right behind the winner with 4/5.
Chenxi Wu ended up third (3/5).
The Open section was won by Karlo Gasparac with a result of 4.5/5, Anand Rishi Chandra finished
clear second just half a point behind. The Under 1300 section was tightly contested; Paul Le emerged
victorious with 5/6. Three players tied for the second place with 4/6: Yash Darvekar, Piaoyi Wu and
Kevin Qin.
Final standings for all 3 sections are on the
event webpage
November 17:
ACA Budget Meeting
The next ACA Board meeting will take place in Red Deer on November 27. The most important item
on the agenda will be the 2017 budget of the Association. Interested parties are invited to submit
proposals by Sunday, November 20, by sending an email to
November 14:
Banff Open Results
A total of 32 players participated in the 2016 edition of the Banff Open. Robert Sasata and Jerry
Kobalenko tied for first with a score of 5/6. FM Ian Findlay, Omid Malek and Georgi Kostadinov
shared the third place with 4.5/6. Final standings are available on the
tournament webpage
October 31:
Edmonton Fall Sectional is concluded
FM Ian Findlay dominated Section A and took the first place with 4.5/5. Rob Gardner finished with
3/5, which turned out to be good enough for clear second. Section B was much closer: Alvin
Guevarra and Bhavik Dave tied for first with 3.5/5, while Dante Briones ended up third (3/5). Section
C was similar to Section A: Cristian Ivanescu won easily with 4.5/5, Matthew Zita took second with
3/5 and Dustin Koperski finished third (2.5/5). Finally, Secion D was won by Mark Tuvera with a
perfect score. Dean MacDonald, Leonard Relling and Ron Offengenden shared the second place with
3/5. Final standings for all 4 sections are on the
tournament webpage
October 25:
Edmonton Fall Sectional
24 players have registered for the Sectional. They are slotted in 4 groups of 6 and will play round-
robin tournaments on October 29-30. The pairings may be viewed on the
event webpage
October 25:
ACA Strategic Planning Board Meeting
The meeting will take place in Red Deer on November 5th. The focus will be the 2017 ACA calendar
but other projects may be discussed as well. Interested parties are invited to submit proposals before
midnight, October 29th, by sending an email to
October 25:
Calgary Junior Regional Championship
Open section: Chenxi Wu and Andre Tolentino finished with 4/5. Chenxi won the tie-breaking match
and qualified for the Championship section of the upcoming Alberta Junior. Ian Zhao and Patrick
Tolentino finished with 3.5/5, Ian taking the third place on a tie-break.
Under 1300 section: 1) Kevin Qin; 2) Khino Tolentino; 3) Yash Darvekar.
Under 800 section: 1) Parth Sheth; 2) Matt Fu; 3) Ammar Adurashidov.
Girls section: 1) Luth Gallemaso; 2) Alice Ding; 3) Prerana Manoj.
October 19:
22nd Annual Medicine Hat Open has been rated by the CFC
FM Ian Findlay won another tournament with a perfect score (5/5). Steven Panteluk finished clear
second with 4/5, and there was a five-way tie for the third place. Final standings are now available on
event webpage
October 13:
ACA Annual General Meeting
The meeting was held at the Days Inn Calgary South on October 9. A new Board of Directors was
elected; a complete list of names is available
Another important development was a motion to increase Tournament Director (TD) honorariums.
Effective immediately, the TD fee will be $50 per day. Moreover, if a TD broadcasts online at least 3
games per round, the honorarium will be $75 per day.
October 10:
Daniel Kazmaier is the 2016 Alberta Open Champion
In the last round of the tournament Daniel defeated FM Dale Haessel with the black pieces and
claimed the title with a score of 5.5/6. FM Ian Findlay finished clear second (5/6), while Belsar
Valencia ended up clear third (4.5/6). Final standings in the Open section may be viewed on the
. Daniel is the first player who qualified for the 2017 Alberta Closed.
October 2:
Edmonton Junior Regional Championship
Marcos Boo Vallejo won the Open section with 4/5 and qualified for the Championship section of the
upcoming Alberta Junior. Mark Ivanescu finished clear second with 3.5/5 and a surprising upset over
the winner. There was a three-way tie for the third place; Kaixin Wang was awarded the trophy by
virtue of the best tie-breaker.
The Under 1300 section was dominated by Ron Offengenden and Paul Le. Ron won the head-to-
head encounter and took clear first with 4.5/5; Paul finished second just half a point behind.
September 26:
Canadian Women's Championship and Zonal
The Alberta Women's champion WIM Agnieszka Matras-Clement represented Alberta at the 2016
Canadian Women's Championship and Zonal. The tournament was held in Ottawa and was organized
for the first time since 2012. This year the event has a "Zonal" status meaning that the winner will
represent Canada at the next Women's World Championship.
In a round-robin tournament of 7 players Agnieszka scored 4.5/6 and finished clear second. The key
games that determined her position in the standings occurred in rounds 3 and 4. In round 3 she
defeated the defending champion WIM Natalia Khoudgarian with the white pieces. Unfortunately, in
round 4 Agnieszka lost to the rating favorite and the eventual winner WIM Qiyu Zhou with the black
pieces. Nevertheless, not a bad overall result although our provincial champion was surely hoping for
The crosstable of the tournament, games and photos are available
September 18:
ACA Annual General Meeting (AGM)
will take place in Calgary on Sunday, October 9th, after the third round of the Alberta
Open. The meeting agenda will include ACA bylaws amendments as the following policies must be
appended to the existing bylaws:
Dispute Resolution and Appeals
Conflict of Interest and Commitment
A new Tournament Director (TD) honorarium structure will also be discussed. The current TD fee is
$35/day; it is proposed to increase it to $50/day and add $25/day if the TD organizes online
broadcast of at least 3 games per round.
September 11:
Battle of Alberta in Red Deer
Team South won the first round 6.5-5.5. However, in the second round Team North came back to
win the match 13-11. This is the most popular score in the history of the event, which has occurred 5
times since 1996. Technical results of the Battle are on the
event webpage
; the games are available
August 29:
Over/Under 1800
The tournament was held at the Edmonton Chess Club on August 27-28. In the Over 1800 section
Keith MacKinnon scored 4.5/5 and finished clear first, half a point ahead of FM Dale Haessel. The
Under 1800 section was won by Alvin Guevarra (4.5/5); Dustin Koperski took second with 3.5/5.
August 25:
2016 Alberta Open
This year's edition of the annual event will be a little different from the previous few years. The
tournament will be held at the Days Inn Calgary South on October 8-10 and fill feature two sections:
Open and Under 1400. The ACA guarantees a $3,000 prize fund based on only 30 participants; the
winner of the Open section qualifies for the 2017 Alberta Closed. A blitz tournament will also take
place on Saturday after all the Open games are finished. Further details of the tournament may be
viewed on the
event webpage
August 1:
Razvan Preotu won 9th Calgary International with 7/9
GMs Gata Kamsky, Kayden Troff and Gil Popilski shared the second place with 6.5/9.
July 29:
9th Calgary International is underway
After 3 rounds of play IMs Razvan Preotu from Ontario and Michael Bodek from the USA are
leading with a perfect score. View
full standings
live games
on the
tournament website
July 17:
Albertans at the Canadian Open
A few Albetans participated in the 2016 Canadian Open that took place in Windsor, Ontario, on July
10-17. In the Open section Bitan Banerjee scored 6/9 and tied for the fourth place. Diwen Shi
finished with 5/9 (tied for 17th), while Jim Daniluk ended up with 4/9. The tournament was won by
GM Gergely Antal from Hungary with a score of 7.5/9.
Jafar Faraji from Lethbridge won the Under 2000 Section with 7.5/9, a full point ahead of the second
place finisher. Chris White from La Crete and David Deimert from Grande Prairie scored 3.5/9.
Final standings for all the sections may be viewed on
July 16:
Alberta Chess Report
July 2016 issue is online. Visit the
page to download a
pdf version
as well as a
pgn file
annotated games. Minor corrections are possible before the issue goes to print.
July 12:
Grandmaster Chess Camp in Calgary
On August 2-5 Renert School will host a chess camp organized by the ACA President Vlad Rekhson.
GM Victor Mikhalevski will be the head instructor. Visit the
camp webpage
for details and
July 9:
Games from ACA Tournaments
The ACA
Games webpage
has been redesigned. PGN files for select events in 2008-2016 are
available for download.
July 2:
Chess Events in Banff
The town of Banff will host two Open tournaments this year. The
2016 Banff Open
organized by FM
Ian Findlay and sponsored by the ACA will take place on November 11-13. The
2016 Canadian
Rockies Chess Challenge
organized by Jonathan Day is scheduled for July 23-24. Please click on the
links above for more information about the tournaments.
June 30:
11th Edmonton International Festival is concluded
GM Surya Ganguly from India started the main event with a remarkable 7/7 but it turned out to be
insufficient to win the title. In round 8 GM Sam Shankland defeated GM Ganguly with the white
pieces and grabbed the lead with 7.5/8. In the last round the American grandmaster forced a draw in
his game against IM Richard Wang that guaranteed him the title with a score of 8/9. GM Ganguly also
finished with 8/9 but had to settle for the second place because of the head-to-head tie-breaker. The
third place went to GM Alexei Shirov (Latvia) who finished with 6/9. The best Albertan Bitan
Banerjee scored his fourth IM norm with 4.5/9; Bitan just needs to increase his rating up to 2400
FIDE to claim the IM title. Final standings and games are available on the
tournament website
A 5-round Swiss Open tournament of 20 players was held alongside the main event. Rob Gardner
finished with a perfect score to claim the first place; Vlad Rekhson and Michael Ludwig tied for
second with 3.5/5.
June 18:
11th Edmonton International is underway
Round 1 games may be watched
June 5:
9th Calgary International Qualifier/Fundraiser
FM Ian Findlay won the tournament convincingly scoring 4.5/5. Second place went to Felix Rose
(4/5), while Behrooz Ebrahim-Shirazi and Mohamad Fellah tied for third (3.5/5 each). Paul Wang
scored a perfect 5/5 in the U1400 section to take clear first. Final standings are available on the
tournament webpage
June 4:
Fort McMurray Open is cancelled
Very unfortunately, the tournament will not take place this year because of the devastation caused by
the recent wildfire in the area.
May 23:
33rd Trumpeter Classic
Belsar Valencia and Butch Villavieja tied for first with 4.5/5, Chris White finished clear third (4/5).
May 23:
Team Alberta finished fourth at the Canadian Chess Challenge
The team scored 6/9 points losing to the top seeds Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia but
crushing everybody else. The best individual result was achieved by Vishruth Sharma (grade 3) - 7/9.
View the final
May 23:
Sydney Mah won the Alberta Girls Susan Polgar Invitational Qualifier
Sydney scored 4.5/5 (4 wins and a half-point bye) to finish clear first. Michelle Mo, Tanushka Jindal
and Shaira Munoz tied for second with 4/5. View
final standings
May 19:
Chess Federation of Canada (CFC) Governors
The ACA is entitled to have 5 voting members (a.k.a. governors) in 2016/2017. Any ACA member
who is interested in becoming a CFC governor can nominate himself by sending an email to
May 2:
FM Ian Findlay won the 11th Edmonton International Qualifier
Ian scored two critical points on the second day of the tournament and finished clear first with 4.5/5.
He thus earned a spot in the main event of the 11th Edmonton International festival. Nic Haynes and
Omid Malek tied for second with 4/5.
April 28:
Alberta Seniors Championship in Calgary
FM Ian Findlay and Brad Booker tied for first with 4/5. Thanks to the better cumulative tie-break
score, Brad won the title and a $1,000 travel grant to participate in the 2016 Canadian Seniors
Championship. Jim Daniluk finished third with 3.5/5. Final standings are on the
tournament website
April 10:
Alberta Chess Challenge
The tournament was held in Red Deer on Saturday, April 9. The winners are: Colton Rostoker (grade
1), Anand Rishi Chandra (grade 2), Vishruth Sharma (grade 3), Paul Wang (grade 4), Andi
Superceanu (grade 5), Ian Zhao (grade 6), Andrew Xu (grade 7), Jeff Wang (grade 8), Chenxi Wu
(grade 9), Raphael Libre (grade 10), Diwen Shi (grade 11) and Dave McCullough (grade 12). Final
standings are now available on the
event webpage
April 4:
FM Ian Findlay won Lethbridge Open with a perfect score
John Quiring finished second with 4/5, and there was a six-way tie for third. A total of 28 players
participated in this annual event. Final standings are available on the
tournament webpage
March 28:
Alberta Championship is concluded
Bitan Banerjee drew his last two games and finished clear first with 4/5. Second place went to Gary
Ng (3.5/5), while FM Dale Haessel ended up third (2.5/5).
March 26:
Bitan Banerjee leads the Alberta Championship with 3/3
Gary Ng is second with 2/3 and will have White against the leader in round 4. Rob "Rocket" Gardner
leads Alberta Reserves with 3/3 and will have White against Butch Villavieja (2.5/3) on Sunday
March 25:
Alberta Championship is underway
All three games in round 1 were decisive: FM Haessel - Ng 0:1, WIM Matras-Clement - Banerjee
0:1, FM Pechenkin - Valencia 1:0.
March 16:
Junior Chess in Edmonton
Edmonton Chess Club will host a Junior tournament on March 19. View the
event flyer
for more
March 14:
March of Kings Tournament in Calgary
Congratulations to Behrooz Ebrahim-Shirazi on taking clear first with 4.5 points.
Junior Jeff Wang tied with NM David Miller for 2nd-3rd with 4.0 points.
CCC returnee Dustin Rogers taking U2000 first with 3.5 points.
Four-way tie for U1800 1st-4th with 3.0 points: Art Milne, Brian Timmerman, Gerald Pfeffer and Ian
Zhao. Finally, a 5-way tie for U1400 1st-5th with 2.0 points: Luth Gallesmaso, Andrew Chen, Arul
Papenja, Vishruth Sharma and Anand Chandra; all juniors.
Prize money in cheques and cash for U1400 may be collected at the CCC any Tuesday from 7:00 to
11:00 PM, any Thursday from 7:00 to 11:00 PM, or any Saturday from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
Final Standings
March 9:
Alberta Chess Challenge
The tournament will take place at Lindsay Thurber school in Red Deer on April 9.
March 1:
Calgary Chess Challenge (Grades 1-12)
The tournament will be held at the Calgary Chess Club on March 19. Details and pre-registration
available on the
ACA website
February 28:
Belsar Valencia is perfect at the Northern Alberta Open
Belsar won the tournament with 5/5 and thus qualified for the 2016 Alberta Closed. Nic Haynes, Rob
Gardner and David Miller shared the second place with 4/5. The following class prizes were awarded.
U2200 1st/2nd: Erik Tam, Kim Nguyen and Omid Malek - 3.5/5.
U2000 1st/2nd: Atheer Jawad and Arthur Milne - 3/5.
U1750 1st: Bhavik Dave - 3/5; 2nd: Brad Kroeker, Suresh Kadavil and Peter Pisanski - 2/5.
U1600 1st/2nd: Leonard Relling, Jordan Rohatynski and Prayus Shrestha - 2/5.
February 23:
University Battle of Alberta
University of Alberta hosted this year's edition of the event. Grant MacEwan team led by David Miller
participated in the Battle for the first time. The tournament was an 8-round Swiss Open played with an
active time control. As usual, students from the same university did not play each other.
The rating favorite Bitan Banerjee (U of A) scored 7.5/8 and took clear first. David Miller and Sardul
Purewal tied for second with 7/8.
Photos from the playing hall as well as from the Saturday chess night out are available on
February 21:
Alberta Youth Chess Championship in Calgary
Final standings may be viewed on the
event webpage
. The winners are: Ron Offengenden (U8), Mark
Ivanescu (U10), Ian Zhao (U12), Kaixin Wang (U14), Mohamad Fellah (U16) and Diwen Shi (U18).
February 6:
Alberta Active Championship in Red Deer
16 players participated in this year's edition of the event. IM Ian Findlay and Nic Haynes tied for first
with 4/5. FM Dale Haessel and Omid Malek finished half a point behind. Final standings are on the
tournament webpage
February 6:
Edmonton Seniors Championship
Gerald Aspler won the tournament with a result of 3/4. Robert Brazeau, Sardul Purewal and Terry
Seehagen tied for second with 2.5/4.
January 26:
Road Warrior in 2016
The ACA Board of Directors has changed the structure of the Road Warrior program at the ACA
Budget Meeting. New regulations are on the
Road Warrior
January 13:
ACA Budget Meeting
The next ACA Board meeting will be held in Red Deer on January 24. Financial proposals may be
submitted to
by interested parties by midnight, January 18.
January 12:
John Schleinich Memorial Sectional
The 2016 edition of the annual event featured 4 sections of 6 players. In Section A Jim Daniluk
demonstrated strong performance and was close to taking clear first. However, with the last round win
Vlad Rekhson managed to catch the leader; both winners thus ended up with 3.5/5. Section B was
dominated by Jerry Kobalenko who scored 4.5/5. Mohamad Fellah finished second with 3.5/5 and
turned out to be the only player who drew the winner. Section C ended up with another tie for the first
place between Steve Sklenka and Frank Kluytmans (3.5/5 each). Finally, in Section D the winner was
Raphael Libre (4.5/5), while the second place went to Arul Papneja (4/5).
Archived News:
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Organizer: Jim Daniluk
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Organizer: Leah Hughey
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Organizer: Alexey Taranik
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Truly the best thing that you can do is be open with your surgeon about your desired results so they can help guide you in choosing the best implant for you.
I would spend time trying on various implants in your surgeons office and don't be afraid to do this more than once. Also bring your surgeon pictures of what you want to look like after your procedure. This will make sure that you and your surgeon are on the same page about your implant desires.
The shaped implants can help decrease the round appearance that some women are afraid of having after their breast augmentation. First of all I would tell you that by using a silicone gel implant, whether it is round or shaped will help decrease the chance that you are going to look fake. The silicone implants are much softer and give people a more natural appearance than the saline implant ever did for patients.
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The gummy bear implants are the new silicone implants that are more cohesive. Thus the silicone stays together if you were ever to get a leak in the implant. Also patients tend to get less rippling with these implants. The gummy bear implants come in both the round and shaped implants. The round implants typically cost $700 each and the shaped implants are $1000 each.
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That's a wonderful question! NO difference in cost from the other silicone gel implants.
You're absolutely right; the variability in pricing for implants themselves is a point of confusion for many patients. It all boils down to how much the surgeon acquires the implants for, and what value they attribute to the implant for you, as the consumer. We do not charge extra for the Gummy Bear implants while others may.
In order to simplify things, it's easiest to make sure you understand what the OVERALL cost of the procedure is, and what precisely it includes in terms of cost and expertise in your geographical region. Our range depending on your specific needs is $5,000 - $7,500. It should absolutely be all-inclusive, and the most influential factors include,
- Is this an actual Plastic Surgeon performing the operation?
- Is the plastic surgeon Fellowship Trained specifically in aesthetic plastic surgery?
- Does the surgeon hold privileges at a local hospital, as a Plastic Surgeon?
- Where will the surgery be performed? Hospital or certified outpatient surgery center?
- What type of anesthesia will be used? General versus local anesthesia?
Choose your surgeon based NOT only on price, but whether you feel he would truly walk you thru the process and can achieve your long-term aesthetic goals. Also, it is not unreasonable to ask to speak to prior patients, visit the surgical facility, and see before and after photos.
You should also keep in mind that your choice of plastic surgery practice and surgeon, should also be a long-term choice. Chances are that you may want further services for yourself, family, and friends and want to establish a place where you become a member of the family. So be sure you love the staff, and the overall feel of the office. This should be a long-term investment in your future.
Best wishes.
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Gummy bear implants are cohesive gel implants. They can cost upwards of $1000 more. In my area of the country breast augmentation varies in price from $3800-7700. Please have an open conversation with a board certified plastic surgeon about the type of implants you would like to have. Also in their office they should have a few options for financing the surgery. Best of luck
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Some surgeons publish their prices, others do not. And prices vary based on many factors.
But when it comes to pricing Gummy Bear implants, it is safe to assume that they will cost about $1000 to $1500 more than round silicone implants.
If a doctor gives you a price for a breast augmentation with silicone implants, add $1000 to get to the total price of the procedure with the Gummy Bear implants. If the doctor gives you a range, the higher end of the range is probably for the Gummy Bear implants.
I hope that answers your question on gummy bear implants. It's great that you're doing this research. I always say that the best patients are informed patients.
You might also want to research your options for breast implants. Choosing the right implant is the number one concern among women considering breast augmentation. Did you know, there's actually a way to select a implant shape, size, and profile that is perfect for you?
A term that I use with my patients for the perfect implant is the "Pony Implant".
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Consultation to Determine Cost
Cost of implants varies depending upon several factors.
Web reference: http://www.campanileplasticsurgery.com/cosmetic-surgery/breast-enhancement/breast-augmentation/
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"A comprehensive history of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team in World War II. When Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Americans reacted with revulsion and horror. In the patriotic war fever that followed, thousands of volunteers--including Japanese Americans--rushed to military recruitment centers. Except for those in the Hawaii National Guard, who made up the 100th Infantry Battalion, the U.S. Army initially turned Japanese American prospects away. Then, as a result of anti-Japanese fearmongering on the West Coast, more than 100,000 Americans of Japanese descent were sent to confinement in inland "relocation centers." Most were natural-born citizens, their only "crime" their ethnicity. After the army eventually decided it would admit the second-generation Japanese American (Nisei) volunteers, it complemented the 100th Infantry Battalion by creating the 442nd Regimental Combat Team. This mostly Japanese American unit consisted of soldiers drafted before Pearl Harbor, volunteers from Hawaii, and even recruits from the relocation centers. In Going for Broke, historian James M. McCaffrey traces these men's experiences in World War II, from training to some of the deadliest combat in Europe. Weaving together the voices of numerous soldiers, McCaffrey tells of the men's frustrations and achievements on the U.S. mainland and abroad. Training in Mississippi, the recruits from Hawaii and the mainland have their first encounter with southern-style black-white segregation. Once in action, they helped push the Germans out of Italy and France. The 442nd would go on to become one of the most highly decorated units in the U.S. Army. McCaffrey's account makes clear that like other American soldiers in World War II, the Nisei relied on their personal determination, social values, and training to "go for broke"--To bet everything, even their lives. Ultimately, their bravery and patriotism in the face of prejudice advanced racial harmony and opportunities for Japanese Americans after the war."--Publisher's website.
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They walked inside the room where Rhys was. Rhys was lying on a bed awake and playing with some sort of soft toy. He was a happy baby.
"The alien inside him has gone completley so now he's a normal baby."
Rosie smiled and picked Rhys up and held him in her arms.
"Does he need medication?" she asked.
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Updated:None - Activities planned for the summer, according to the Atlanta Sports Council.
Restaurant Program In support of the 2010 FIFA World Cup, venues throughout the city will broadcast the games for local soccer fans. More than 50 Atlanta Convention and Visitor's Bureau (ACVB) member restaurants and pubs will participate and distribute information on how soccer fans can show their support to bring the FIFA World Cup™ to Atlanta in 2018 or 2022.
Upon receiving a 'check,' patrons at participating restaurants and pubs will receive a petition form to sign and show their support of Atlanta and the USA Bid Committee for the 2018/2022 FIFA World Cup™ bid. Starting June 9, a full listing of restaurants that will broadcast World Cup games and distribute information on how to support Atlanta's bid will be available on Atlanta.net. The program runs from June 11 – July 11, 2010. World of Coke Exhibit The World of Coca-Cola will kick off summer as it hosts the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ exhibit. This June, fans will watch their favorite team compete in South Africa. Now, fans have a chance to join the global celebration and experience this new exhibit as part of their visit to the World of Coca-Cola.
Beginning Friday, June 11 and running through Monday, July 5, visitors to the World of Coca-Cola can experience the excitement associated with the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ through the Coca-Cola 3-D film shown exclusively at the World of Coca-Cola. Fans can capture the moment and by taking a photo taken with Zakumi, the Official Mascot of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and symbol of the spirit of South Africa. Licensed Coca-Cola football-themed merchandise will also be available for purchase to take home and enjoy.
The 2010 FIFA World Cup™ exhibit is an added element to the attraction and is included in general admission to the World of Coca-Cola. Make plans now to bring your friends and family to experience this one of a kind football exhibit! For more information, please visit www.worldofcoca-cola.com. Cabbagetown Viewing Party The Cabbagetown Soccerfest Committee prepares to hold the only kid-friendly, "green" and "sustainable" FIFA World Cup™ event in the Atlanta area. The festival begins on Saturday at 10 a.m. with a LIVE showing of the Argentina vs. Nigeria game on a 9' by 12' LED screen in Cabbagetown Park on Kirkwood Ave., followed by the USA vs. England match.
Kids' activities will take place all day long including clinics and camps and skills competitions put on by our partners Georgia Soccer and the Atlanta Youth Soccer Association. Members of our new women's professional team the Atlanta Beat will be present to meet the children.
All proceeds will go to benefit the SOS Children's Villages and the Cabbagetown Neighborhood Association. For more information please go to our web page www.atlantasoccerfest.org. Atlanta International Soccer Challenge Club América will take on Manchester City on July 28, at the Georgia Dome. This soccer match celebrates the second year of top international professional soccer in Atlanta and the first year of the Atlanta International Soccer Challenge. Club América is defending last year's win over AC Milan by taking on Manchester City of the Barclays Premier League. Club América will be the home team for this event.
Tickets and information for this year's match can be obtained by visiting www.atlantainternationalsoccerchallenge.com or Ticketmaster. Group tickets of 10 or more can be obtained by visiting www.gasoccer.org
Event organizers expect that a dozen players from FIFA World Cup™ teams will be participating in the match, including Pavel Pardo and Memo Ochoa from Club América and Carlos Tevez and Emmanuel Adebayor from Manchester City.
The Atlanta International Soccer Challenge is partnering with Junior Achievement of Georgia for this event. For more information, visit www.georgia.ja.org. Pelada The Atlanta Premiere of the soccer documentary, "Pelada," presented by Georgia Soccer and Powerade, will be held on July 8, at 7 p.m. at the World of Coca-Cola. Two players. 25 countries. One game.
Away from professional stadiums, bright lights, and manicured fields, there's another side of soccer. Tucked away on alleys, side streets, and concrete courts, people play in improvised games. Every country has a different word for it. In the United States, we call it "pick-up soccer." In Trinidad, it's "taking a sweat." In England, it's "having a kick-about." In Brazil, the word is "pelada," which literally means "naked"—the game stripped down to its core. It's the version of the game played by anyone, anywhere—and it's a window into lives all around the world.
"Pelada" is a documentary following Luke and Gwendolyn, two former college soccer stars who didn't quite make it to the pros. Not ready for it to be over, they take off, chasing the game. From prisoners in Bolivia to moonshine brewers in Kenya, from freestylers in China to women who play in hijab in Iran, "Pelada" is the story of the people who play.
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Calgary Boy Missing After Falling Into Yoho River In B.C.
FIELD, B.C. — Parks Canada is leading an extensive search for an 11-year-old Calgary boy who has been missing since falling into a river in southeastern British Columbia.
Two boys fell into the Yoho River on Friday evening while visiting Yoho National Park with their family, said Tania Peters, spokeswoman for Parks Canada.
The family group was on the river bank near the Takkakaw Falls day use area at the time of the incident, Peters said.
It is unclear whether family members or passersby responded when the boys fell into the river, Peters said, but they were quick enough to rescue one of the two children.
The Kicking Horse River in Yoho National Park flows under Natural Bridge Falls on April 25, 2016 near Field, B.C. (Photo: Getty Images)
"They tried desperately to get the second boy out but were unsuccessful and he was swept downstream.''
Parks Canada launched an aerial and ground search of the area with support of two helicopters, Golden Search and Rescue, RCMP and other local emergency services.
The search was called off at nightfall around 10:30 p.m. Friday and resumed before 7 a.m. on Saturday.
Officials did not have an update about how the family is coping or their involvement in the search, but Peters said, "I imagine that it's incredibly difficult.''
The park remains open to the public as officials continue the search.
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Where: British Columbia The earliest threads of Haida culture can be traced back 12 millennia to this spectacular rainforest. Its moss-draped cedars, soaring Sitkas and ancient totem poles are jointly protected by Parks Canada and Haida Nation. Look up and you may see eagles soaring above its skies.
Where: Alberta Canada's very first national park spans 6,641 sq. kilometres and boasts mountains, valleys, forests, rivers, meadows and glaciers, making it one of the country's top tourism magnets.
Where: Northwest Territories In Inuvialuktun, Aulavik means "place where people travel." Here, a spiraling 12,000 sq. kilometres of protected Arctic lowlands is home to the highest density of muskoxen in the world.
Where: Nova Scotia Here visitors will find the famed Cabot Trail hugging rugged and rust-coloured cliffs. Whales are a common sight off in the Atlantic, the same water where local merchants pull fresh lobster, crab, and oysters out for lunchtime fare.
Where: Quebec Right at the tip of the province's Gaspé Peninsula, Forillon Park overlooks the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Bay of Gaspé where thousands of birds and colonies of seal can be found on its steep cliffs.
Where: New Brunswick On its coast, the park is home to the world's highest tides — allowing visitors to walk the sea floor when they recede. Inland, waterfalls and yurts await discovery for those who venture inland.
Where: Newfoundland and Labrador Declared an UNESCO World Heritage Site, this western part of Canada's easternmost province promises dramatic fjords that highlight a "rare example of the process of continental drift." Pristine lakes and treks up to its alpine highlands offer incredible panoramic views of its ancient landscape.
Where: Alberta Called the "gentle giant of the Rockies," 97 per cent of the 11,000 sq. kilometre park is protected wilderness. Well-kept trails invite visitors keen for outdoor adventure.
Where: Northwest Territories Made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978, this is one of North America's most spectacular rivers is marked with spectacular waterfalls and a unique limestone cave system.
Where: Ontario Carrying the title of Ontario's only wilderness national park, this rugged landscape offers visitors 1,878 sq. kilometres of rugged stretches of the Canadian Shield, boreal forest, and Lake Superior vistas.
Where: British Columbia West Coast beach lovers, unite. This coastal shoreline on the western edge of Vancouver Island brings together both sandy and rocky beaches and a mountainous horizon for those who yearn to be closer to the Pacific.
Where: Prince Edward Island Who wouldn't like biking alongside red cliffs and wind-sculpted dunes on a seashore path? In summer, the Island's gentle rolling hills, grown with tall blades of grass, catch the wind and breathe life into its pastoral landscape — bringing satisfaction to those seeking calm.
Where: Newfoundland and Labrador Here lies Canada's most easterly national park. It boasts both dense forest and a gorgeous coastline carved with 12 extensive hiking trails to thrill nature lovers.
Where: Alberta Located in the province's northeastern region, crossing into the Northwest Territories, is the country's largest national park. Spanning 44,807 sq. kilometres, the UNESCO Heritage Site is larger than all of Switzerland. The area protects the country's remaining bison herds and highlights the beauty of Canada's Northern Boreal Plains.
Where: British Columbia Nestled in the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains, this area of land is named after a Cree expression for awe and wonder. And it lives up to the name. Visitors can witness its steep slopes and flat valleys carved from Ice Age glaciers. Make sure to draw deep breaths to take in the cool alpine air.


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Jo Nattawut retains his belt again by softening up Kengsiam's leg with kicks early and finishing him off with knees to the same spot. We also saw that after not hearing much about Naruepol recently, hes still got it, he looked great tonight.
Jo Nattawut def. Kengsiam Nor Sripueng by KO RD 3 (Knees to thigh)
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Her high heels clicked silently as she crept along the damp gravel underneath the black, starless night sky. Today was the day Flower was going to meet a girl she had met yesterday, Punk, at some club called 'The Cage'. Gripping onto a plotted map of all the alleys in town, she diligently followed the directions while staying well hidden by the worn out white and mossy plank walls that bordered her on her route. Beside her were her only two friends, Strawberry Forrest and Pup Tailor. As recommended by Punk the day before, Flower had brought the two people she knew who were homosexuals like her for the journey – not just for company, but for protection as well. Also, all of them had especially remembered to wear hats and keep their tails tucked into their pants.
Strawberry Forrest was the one responsible for causing Flower to become homosexual in the first place. She had kissed Flower four years ago on a Valentine's Day behind the school yard when they were both nine years old. As her name suggested, Strawberry's hair was a strawberry blond color and her eyes were a dazzling shade of violet. She had an hour glass body and walked with a trot in her step. Ever since the day she kissed Flower, she had sprouted white rabbit ears and a cotton tail. But her disguise for the night was wearing skinny jeans that covered her tail and a designer hat made of denim material that hid her rabbit ears from sight.
Pup Tailor wasn't into girls – he was into boys. Technically, it was boys that were he into him. Like Flower, he had been kissed by someone of the same sex that made the decision for him, and therefore, he was now an enemy of the country. Hence his name, Pup had physical qualities that a young dog would have; his ears and tail even resembled that of a Chocolate Labrador, matching nicely with his ruffled brown hair. There were also personality qualities that made him appear 'doggish' – he was loyal, playful, loving and could at some times be a little rough. His disguise for the night was a blue baseball cap that covered his floppy dog ears and a pair of baggy jeans that hid his bushy tail.
Finally, for about the hundredth time, Flower spotted the sign that read 'Brokeheart Ave'; it intersected with another sign that said 'Lyric Ln.' on a pole at the brick corner of a worn down house structure. Flower sighed and turned back to her friends who had been silent the entire time. "Well, this is Brokeheart Avenue like the card says. The entrance to this place should only be up a bit further," she explained.
"It better be," Strawberry said as she wrapped her arms around herself, "the temperature's dropping, and my legs are beginning to ache." Although despite her remark, she continued walking ahead of the group. Pup simply nodded to Flower in understanding and together the two went on walking as well. However, it wasn't long before they heard Strawberry belt out a high pitched shriek. Instantly, Pup and Flower ran over to her side.
"What's wrong?" Pup asked, worried. There in front of them was a suspicious grimy looking door with only one moldy step and a foul smelling trash can that rotted beside it. On the wooden door were the words written in red ink:
'The Cage'
Beneath it were the words 'Beware Animals'.
"You could not pay me enough to step inside that dirty club!" Strawberry spat. Flower hesitated than very cautiously went up and pressed her ear against the door. "Ew..." she could hear Strawberry whisper. Ignoring the comment, Flower listened intently to what was going on on the other side of the door. Inside, she could hear the sounds of loud music, people talking and laughing, and much more. She smiled and giggled at the thought of how much fun it sounded. Maybe it wouldn't be so bad.
Pup and Strawberry gasped as their eyes widened, watching blankly as Flower twisted the rusty knob and popped the door open. Leaving the door open, Flower got behind the two and herded them inside, closing the door when they had all finally stumbled in.
The scene now in front of them was eye catching. To their right was a dance floor crowded with people who had animal ears and only half of them who had animal tails. They were dancing and shouting wildly to a rock band that was playing in the background on a boxed stage. Next to the dance floor and straight ahead from the door was a bar counter where a few more people who sat with glasses of soda and other beverages. Lastly, to their left were a number of booths lined up against the wall. However, there was only one both – the one closest to them – at which one male was sitting at. The male who looked about eighteen years of age was wearing a sky blue hoodie with black stripes running across it and had black silky hair with a an electric blue bang that covered his left eye. He looked down when a female's voice from somewhere had called out, "Yo, Friday!"
Flower immediately recognized the voice. It was Punk's.
She snapped her head in the direction her voice was coming from and realized it had come from under the table where the boy, Friday, was sitting. Upon further inspection, Flower noticed two girls coming up from beneath the table, laughing hysterically; one girl was Punk. Friday had simply rolled his eyes and chuckled lightly. By the time the girls were firmly sitting back down, their faces were red as they obnoxiously sang along to the band, "From the taste of your lips on a ride~ you're toxic; I'm slipping under!" The girl Punk was all over had long black hair, icy blue eyes, blue cat ears with white dots on them, and she also wore a crystal tiara, a tight strapless indigo top with a star over her chest area, along with a denim mini skirt.
"Wynter..." Punk giggled, attempting to steady her breathing.
"Eh?" the girl, Wynter, responded as she rubbed her eyes; they had begun watering from laughing too hard.
"Look," Punk sighed. She pointed in the direction of the doorway at Pup, Strawberry, and Flower. Knowing she had been discovered, Flower gulped as she felt a shiver run down her spine. Turning her head towards Flower, Wynter's expression changed from excitement to disgust.
"Who's she?" Wynter questioned Punk, kissing her cheek seductively. Playfully pushing her away with her hand, Punk smirked.
"That's the new girl I told you about that I invited," she answered her. Wynter scooted away from Punk on the booth seat and sat closer to Friday.
"Oh," she responded, flipping her hair. "So that's Little Miss Daisy Dukes." Without another word to Punk, she rested her head upon Friday's shoulder. Friday just tried to ignore her.
"Whatever," Punk shrugged. She turned her attention back to Flower and motioned to her with a wave of her hand. As Flower saw Punk's gesture, she became frantic and her head had begun to spin. Also noticing this was Strawberry who was beside Flower.
Raising an eyebrow, Strawberry asked, "Who's that?" Feeling flustered, Flower couldn't take her eyes off of Punk, nor could she move. Then she sighed and took off the army hat she used to hide her mouse ears and revealed her tail out from her red plaid skirt as well. Strawberry and Pup followed this example.
"That's Kit-..I mean 'Punk'. She's actually the adopted daughter of Mr. Adam Lambert and Ms. 'Lady Gaga'. She invited us here," Flower told them.
"Wow, an actual gay celebrity of our time," Pup proclaimed. Strawberry smiled.
"We might as well get acquainted," she said as she grabbed Flower by the shoulders and started pushing her towards the booth. Pup reluctantly trailed behind them. But just as they were about to go over to the three older teens, an M.C's voice on the stage near the dance floor boomed over a microphone.
"Our next performance will be by our favorite group in the club, Fooly Cooly!" he announced. Everyone on the dance floor immediately cheered as they all threw their arms high into the air.
"Well, that's us," Punk summoned Friday and Wynter, stretching her arms and getting out from the booth. Wynter and Friday smirked at each other before getting up and striding along at Punk's sides, making their way towards the stage and walking right past Flower, Pup and Strawberry. Although Flower was certain that on her way to the stage, Punk turned around and winked at her.
"Huh...that's interesting," Pup pointed out. "They're a band too."


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Charlotte Shopping
Charlotte is the largest retail center in the Carolinas. Most stores are in suburban malls; villages and towns in outlying areas have shops selling regional specialties.
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