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Round 4 report
Saturday, 21 July 2012
round4.jpgAfter 4 rounds of the Women's Grand Prix in Jermuk, the Chinese player Ju Wenjun has emerged as the sole leader with 3.5 points.
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Interview with Ekaterina Kovalevskaya
Friday, 20 July 2012
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Ekaterina, it is great to see you in Armenia. What are your impressions of our country and how do you feel in the city of Jermuk?
 
It always feels good to be in Armenia. I have wanted to visit Jermuk for a long time, and I’m glad that I did it now.

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Round 3 report
Friday, 20 July 2012
round3.jpgAfter three rounds at the Women's Grand Prix in Jermuk, two of the Chinese players, Ju Wenjun and Ruan Lufei share the lead with 2.5 points out of three.
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Round 2 report
Thursday, 19 July 2012
round2.jpgA particularly fascinating game was played between Lahno-Kovalevskaya, following nearly 20 moves from last month's game between Bodnaruk-Kovalevskaya, in which white won.  Clearly black had prepared something different this time around.  However, it was white who unleashed a novelty, on move 18

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Round 1 report
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
1.jpg On July 17, 2012, the first round of the Jermuk Women's Grand Prix was played. International Arbiter Armen Nikoghosyan presided over the commencement of the round, with FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov making the first move.
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Opening ceremony
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
On July 16, the opening ceremonies took place for the 5th installation in the cycle of the Women's Grand Prix in the majestic city of Jermuk in southern Armenia.  Words of welcome were led by none other than the President of Armenia, who doubles as the (Chess Federation President), Serge Sargsyan who was joined on stage by FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov.  Notable chess luminaries in the audience included Global Chess president Geoffrey Borg as well as 5-time world champion Nona Gaprindashvili.  We should note that Ms. Gaprindashvili looks forward to enjoying the coming two weeks in Jermuk as she will be in attendance at the event for its duration.  Her presence is sure to enhance the chess atmosphere of Jermuk, a town gradually becoming as well known for chess as it is for its fame as a resort destination.
The drawing of lots was administered by the chief arbiter of the event, international arbiter Armen Nikoghosyan.  The first round kicks off on July 17 at 15:00 local time.  Best of luck to all participants as we all await many rounds of exciting chess from the strongest women players in the world.

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About Jermuk
Friday, 13 July 2012
The word Jermuk comes from the Armenian word for warmth, a reference to its plentiful hot natural springs and mineral waters.  A resort town located about 170 km south-east from Armenia's capital Yerevan, this picturesque and pristine resort is nestled in mountains rising over 2 kms in altitude.  In addition to its natural beauty, Jermuk also boasts significant historical and spiritual importance.  In the environs surrounding the town are the 10th-13th century churches and monasteries of Gndevank, St. Astvatsatsin, Noravank, and Tanahat, among others.  Not surprisingly, Jermuk was also the vacation-residence of various Armenian royalty dating back 2 millennia.

Today Jermuk is a revitalized growth of tourism as health spas, medical treatment and tourism, and more traditional touristic destinations offer their services to both local and international guests.  An inviting climate and forested, hilly terrain complete the picture of an ideal vacation hot spot.

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Overall Standings
Friday, 13 July 2012
As the players come in for the fifth leg of the 2nd series of the Women's Grand Prix in Jermuk, Armenia we see the current Women World Champion Hou Yifan of China leading followed closely by Ana Muzychuk of Slovenia. Hou Yifan will be looking to win the Grand Prix in Jermuk clearly ahead of the other competitors as in this way she would secure first place and a guaranteed match next year if she then fails to retain her title in the Women World Championship later on this year in Khanty Mansiysk, Russia.

Player Title Rating 07.2012 Rostov Shenzhen Nalchik Kazan Jermuk Mardin
Best 3 Events
Hou Yifan GM 2613 160 160   100 *   420 4
Anna Muzychuk GM 2606 100 130   145   * 375 4
Kateryna Lahno GM 2537 130   80 50 *   260 4
Zhao Xue GM 2556   75 160   * * 235 4
Viktorija Cmilyte GM  2525   35 100 100   * 235 4
Ju Wenjun WGM 2518   100 130   * * 230 4
Tatiana Kosintseva GM 2530 100   55 60   * 215 4
Koneru Humpy GM 2598 65     145 * * 210 4
Nadezhda Kosintseva GM 2516 80   55 35 *   170 4
Elina Danielian GM  2480 45 50   75 *   170 4
Ekaterina Kovalevskaya IM 2417
20 20 100   *   140 4
Antoaneta Stefanova GM 2505 45   55 35   * 135 4
Alisa Galliamova IM  2465 65 * 30 20     115 4
Ruan Lufei WGM  2483 30 75     * * 105 4
Tan Zhongyi WGM  2447   100         100  
Alexandra Kosteniuk GM  2472 10   10 75     95 3
Zhu Chen GM  2491   35 55       90 2
Munguntuul Batkhuyag IM  2447   60 20   * * 80 4
Betul Cemre Yildiz WGM 2330   10   10   * 20 3
Monica Socko GM 2481           *    
Nino Khurtsidze IM 2456         *      
Lilit Mkrtchian IM 2450         *      
Kubra Ozturk WGM 2296           *    
                     
Control   2533.8 850 850 850 850 0 0    
                     

 
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