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| Summer Camp 2009 |  Why our camp as opposed to another? Simple really. We offer it all, and though chess is the primary activity, there are plenty of other ones that will keep your child from falling asleep, or worst of all, calling your work # asking to be taken home while you are swamped in the middle of an important meeting.
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| 2009 “Monday Night Prime Time” Tournaments |  Presents the wonderful opportunity for Enthusiastic Chess Players:
“Monday Night Prime Time” Tournaments
More info | Sign Up | | International Chess Academy 2008 - 2009 Tournaments |  DATES: October 12, December 7, February 8, April 19
LOCATION: 200 Hackensack Ave, Hackensack, NJ 07601
More info | | Affiliate Details (Tournament History) |  Affiliate Details (Tournament History).
There are a total of 65 events for this affiliate.
More info | | Youngsters Yawn Way Through ICA Spring Scholastic Tournament! | So what is the best way for a child to spend a Sunday morning and afternoon? Well, if the said child's parent does not bother to make their kid go to bed on time, the answer is sleeping.
More info | | Stripunsky Strips Away Kudrin's Mystique! Wins ICA SPRING OPEN! | Who would have think it possible, but Sergey Kudrin, the terror of Teaneck, Tenafly, and Tashkent, by way of Toledo, finally met his match at this past Sunday's ICA Spring OPEN.
More info | | Pasarkar Family Rules At 2009 ICA Spring Family Tournament! | Congratulations to Amol and Amey Pasarkar who won 2009 ICA Spring Family Tournament. They took a clear 1st with 6.5 points.
More info | Results | | ICA SPRING 2009 Open Championship | ICA Spring 2009 Open Championship
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Bergen Academy • 200 Hackensack Avenue • Hackensack NJ
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| ICA Invades 14th Annual Orchard Scholastic In Ridgewood!!! | With twenty-one students participating in this year’s tournament, ICA students decimated the field, with first place finishes by Samuel Berretini in Section 3 (Championship) and Ariel Shusterman in Section 4 (Future Masters).
More info | | The New Jersey Junior Championship May 8 & 9, 2009 | The New Jersey Junior Championship, held on May 8&9 2009 at Brookdale Community College, saw a tight race in the quest to represent the state of New Jersey as the Denker (men’s) and Polgar (women’s) representatives for New Jersey.
More info | | US Grade Nationals |  Congratulations to Bergen County Academies Team who won 1ST Place in US Grade Nationals (for 9th grade)
More info | | 2009 NJ State Grade Championship 11/23/2008 |  Three Hundred Ninety Five kids participated in NJ State Grade championship this Sunday - 34 of them from ICA!
More info | | Katz Claws To First Place Finish In NJ Championships! |  Alexander Katz, no relation to the animal of the same name just spelled via C, won the New Jersey State under 1900 championship. Katz, a long time ICA attendee, dominated his competition with the ferocity of a jungle jaguar, or tiger.
More info | | Our Congratulations To ICA Coaches Hana Itkis And Max Schwartz |  Hana & Max tied for the 1st place in 2008 Continental Open, that took place in Sturbridge, MA (7/24 – 7/27)
More info | | Greg “Leg” Gabovich Shines At US Elementary Championships! | Greg “Leg” Gabovich shines at US Elementary championships! Statue to be erected in his honor at ICA Teaneck location!
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| 2009 Summer Semester Teaneck | 2009 summer semester Teaneck
More info | | 2009 Summer Semester Fair Lawn | 2009 summer semester Fair Lawn
More info | | SPRING 2009 SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Teaneck |  185 Court street Teaneck, NJ 07666; tel: 201-833-1741
More info | Sign Up | | SPRING 2009 SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Fair Lawn |  14-25 Plaza Rd North, S-2-1, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410 201-797-0330
More info | Sign Up | | 2008 - 2009 WINTER SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Fair Lawn |  2008 - 2009 WINTER SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Fair Lawn, 14-25 Plaza Rd North, S-2-1, Fair Lawn, NJ 07410; Tel: 201-797-0330
More info | Sign Up | | 2008 - 2009 WINTER SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Teaneck |  2008 - 2009 WINTER SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Teaneck
INTERNATIONAL CHESS ACADEMY
185 Court street Teaneck, NJ 07666; tel: 201-833-1741
More info | Sign Up | | FALL 2008 SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Teaneck |  FALL 2008 SEMESTER SCHEDULE - Teaneck
185 Court street Teaneck, NJ 07666; tel: 201-833-1741;
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| Chess Camps | | 2009 Chess Camp With GM Artur Jussupow & GM Alex Chernin & GM Alex Stripunsky |  | | For the 10th consecutive Summer the International Chess Academy is offering the strongest chess players in the world the unique opportunity to study chess in the residential program with the best coaches in the world: | | Summer Camp 2009 | | | Why our camp as opposed to another? Simple really. We offer it all, and though chess is the primary activity, there are plenty of other ones that will keep your child from falling asleep, or worst of all, calling your work # asking to be taken home while you are swamped in the middle of an important meeting. | | Summer Camp 2009 Half Day |  | | 185 Court street Teaneck, NJ 07666; tel: 201-833-1741;
www.icanj.net, www.diana@icanj.net | | Summer Camp 2009 Full Day |  | | 185 Court street Teaneck, NJ 07666; tel: 201-833-1741 | | 2008 International Chess Academy Summer Camp Review: |  | | By now most of the children who went to this year’s camp are immersed in math, science, and literature. Their teachers are tough, and as is usually the case with each successive grade, so is the curriculum. Of course, unless most of them stared at the tip of their pencil’s eraser last year, all of this fractions-distractions mumbo jumbo should be a piece of delicious home economics baked cake. | | 2008 ICA Chess Camp Week 8 Report (8/18 – 8/22) |  | | Summer is almost over and so is the summer chess camp – just one more week to go. Week 8 was the last week in chess camp for Benjamin and Zachary Mankowitz, and for Yehuda and Hillel Koslowe. | | 2008 ICA Chess Camp Week 7 Report (8/11 – 8/15) |  | | We had established a new ‘Olympic’ record this week – 38 students! Both buildings were used to full capacity. Among other news: ICA students, David Shekhtman & Max Yelsky debut as coaches (both did great!). |
| Chess Articles | | V.BOLOGAN. SWING | | One of the biggest Russian publishing houses, "AST", is going to publish the book of V.Bologan "Footsteps" (256 p., 52 games and fragments, autobiography, fragments from author's diary, photos and tournament tables). | | Sending the Rook to the Opposite Wing | | In the chapter “On Open Files,” Aron Nimzovitch formulated the following idea: to advance in one file with the idea of giving up that file for another one… to use that file as a jumping-off place. Unfortunately, he hardly developed this idea any further. We will somewhat fill in this blank spot with the small selection of examples we now bring to your attention.
| | CHESS Lubomir Kavalek | | The winning Ukrainian team in Calvia was not afraid to utilize young talents. The country's champion, Andrei Volokitin, 18, scored 8 1/2 points in 12 games. And the famous 14-year-old prodigy Sergei Kariakin scored an incredible 6 1/2 points in seven games. The team had a strong leader in Vassily Ivanchuk, 35, who amassed 9 1/2 points in 13 games on the top board. One of his victims was Teimur Radjabov, another 16-year-old talent, playing on Azerbaijan's top board. | | CHESS Lubomir Kavalek | | Peter Leko, the Hungarian challenger, leads the titleholder Vladimir Kramnik 5 1/2 to 4 1/2 at the 14-game Classical World Championship in Brissago, Switzerland, after yesterday's game, the 10th. Leko won the eighth game on Thursday; two weekend games were drawn. | | How to prepare to the game (mentally) & Time management Placket-Sadler, 1998/99 |  | | I have to say that before this game, I became incredibly nervous: if there is one thing I should have learnt by now, it is that in order to win a game, particularly against someone you really feel you should beat, it is necessary not to think about winning. Thinking about the end robs you of the will to concentrate on the means: you don't want to calculate, you get impatient, the slightest flaw in your plan gets you angry and annoyed and liable to force the pace recklessly. |
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