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April 30, 2010
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Two reigning champs: Vishy Anand with Alexandra Kosteniuk, Photo Moscow 2009 courtesy chesspics.com

Join Women's World Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk and FIDE Senior Trainers GM Alexander Chernin and Michael Khodarkovsky at the FIDE Trainers Seminar for Women and for Women's and Girl's Trainers from May 7-9 in Atlanta, Georgia. The event will be held in conjunction with the Burt Lerner National Elementary Championships. Alexandra will be a keynote speaker at the seminar, and she is also giving a simul on Friday at 9 AM (which you can sign up for at the USCF webstore).

All participants will be certified upon conclusion of the seminar by FIDE Trainers Commission. Contact/registration by phone: (201) 317-8581 By e-mail: [email protected]. See full details and the seminar schedule on Kosteniuk's blog.

Just after her Atlanta May 7 simul, Kosteniuk will be conducting a simul on May 8, Saturday at Cherry Hill High School West. Go to greaterchchess.com for more information.
 
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