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    INTRODUCE YOURSELF

    Introduce yourself to this chess site. Let me start to introduce myself to you. I'm having been introducing myself in every sites.

    I'm Ray Duque III. I live in New York City. I came to New York City from the Philippines in July 1970. I'm happily married for 33 years and counting. I have two grown up children and they are both working.

    I used to appear in the Philippine Movies as a Bit Player in the 1960s. I like to Dance the Ballroom Dancing so much. I also like to play chess and used to play basketball when I was young, cooking, walking, play golf.

    I'm now a retired Filipino-American and enjoying it. I visit the Philippines almost every year.

    How about you? Please introduce yourself. Don't be shy.

    Ray Duque III
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    Such a nice initiative, Ray Duque III B)
    Thanks!
    I will 'sticky' this thread so it won't 'glide' down the index

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    Hi, I generally don't like to talk about myself, but since no body knows me at this site, I might as well digress.

    My name is Jacob Reid; I'm 21, and full-time college student. I'll be graduating with Associates in January and then I plan on transfering to universities. No, that's not a mistype... it's a multiple universities. I want to go two schools simultaneously so I can get my major in Astronomy in one and my major in writing in the other. It'll be fun, but I might do something else depending on what my girlfriend does. I love that girl, and I don't know if I can stand another year away from her.

    I'm a very active memember in my community. I'm a member of my student government, which involves lots of volunteering and such. I also created a non-profit organization that focuses on raising funds to buy diapers for low-income families. It's cool, but it's a lot of work. And I also have a very strong passion for chess. I quit chess for about 9 years and only within the last 2 months have I returned to this magical game. I'm hooked now, and I'm learning things that I never thought possible when I played as a child. By understanding life, I'm now able to understand chess.

    Chess is like a dream.

    Maybe I'll explain that philosophy later.

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    Jacob thanks for introducing yourself

    Am looking forward to hearing about that 'chess is like a dream' philosophy

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    Here I am, too...
    Well, I'm chairman and founder of a Chess club. In the past I have been leader of the Lugano Chess team (Switzerland).

    Today I engage in the promotion of Chess among the youth, as a volunteer activity.

    As for my professional life, I lead a small firm of my own.

    What I like about Chess: as in life, they represent opposites: black and white, alpha and omega, good and evil, and so on. No compromises on either side: you've got to choose where to stand. No place for luck.

    I look forward to exchange ideas, experiences and whatever with all of you.

    (A particularly kind greeting to the highly competent and nice Dame).

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    Wellll that's sweet of you, scaccopazzo May I welcome you to the forum and speak my wish that you will like it here

    they represent opposites: black and white, alpha and omega, good and evil, and so on

    ......... ying & yang? B) opposites BUT keeping each other in balance, not able to 'live' without each other.. that sort of thing?

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    My name is Chuck Kinzie and I turned the "big 5-0" today!

    I have been playing chess for about forty years, and love the game more now than ever before!

    I played in my first chess tournament in 1973 and became a USCF Expert (barely!) in 1987 by earning a rating of 2002.

    I used to play stodgy, boring chess. But now I play hyper-aggressive (unsound?) chess.

    Chesscircle.net is one of my favorite websites. Great job, Dame! (And of course a big "thank you" to all of the wonderful contributors to these forums!)<br><br>Post edited by: Chuckychess, at: 2007/12/05 20:23

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    Thank you Chuckychess I am happy you like this forum and would also like to thank you for contributing to it, since a forum without members like yourself is worth nothing

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    I'm Thausa and still a beginner on chess, but trying to grow as much as I can. I'm 27 and working in software development industry.

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    Hi my name is Bernie D., I have been playing it for about thirty years off and on. Well now I would like to keep my skills on and improve on them. I have began to learn and study the great games and tactics, and I can't get enough!!!

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