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t year class at visakha vidyalaya i had been playing chess for several years and had represented my school at junior and senior levels though most of my contemporaries in the school chess team had given up chess to concentrate on studies i had managed to talk my parents into allowing me to play the game i loved till the end of first year in the a l class i was determined to play at least once in a foreign country before giving up serious chess and my parents had promised to support me if i were to get a chance within that year i decided to try my luck at the national youth chess championship 2006 i knew that if i finished among the top three in my age group i was sure to get a chance to play in either the commonwealth chess championship or the asian junior chess championship to be held in india later that year at the western province national youth chess qualifying tournament i qualified easily for the finals by placing equal first at the finals which was held at royal college i began on a winning note and in the 3 rd round i beat yasoda methmali the women s national chess champion that year and possibly the best player of our generation thereafter i was on a song but lost my final round game and ended up on equal points with methmali who had won all her games after losing to me after a complex tie breaking system i was adjudged the runner up as the reigning national chess champion methmali was to be the official nominee for both tournaments to be held in india but i as the runner up in the national youth under 18 age group had the chance to play as an additional player in them i had already played in the asian junior chess championship once when it was held in negambo sri lanka in 2003 therefore i was inclined to play in the commonwealth chess championship looking up for details of the commonwealth tournament on the web i found that several grand masters and international masters were scheduled to play in it i as an unrated player was not going to stand a chance among such strong players and would end up as an also ran if i were to play in that tournament i thought with disappointment just then i stumbled upon the official web site of the world amateur chess championship 2006 to be held in tripoli libya it was for unrated players or payers with ratings less than 2000 i felt that i would have a good chance in such a tournament and thought of playing in it but when i contacted the chess federation of sri lanka to get myself registered for the world amateur chess championship to my absolute disappointment i was told that the cfsl had never ever sent players for that tournament and it would not be sending anyone that year too if i was keen to play in it i would have to do so on my own i was told but libya was a country we hardly knew and there was no way we could make the necessary arrangements my father told me that colonel gadafi the leader of libya was known to be a chess player perhaps the colonel might help you if you write to him my father said i felt that was not a bad idea why not write to him and see what happens i thought and decided to write a letter to the colonel gadafi seeking his assistance in my letter i explained that i was a 18 year old sri lankan chess player keen to play in the world amateur chess championship to be held in tripoli and that i would much appreciate it if he could assist me as i didn t know his official address i forwarded the letter to the libyan embassy in sri lanka to be forwarded to the libyan leader after about two weeks with no response to my letter i felt that it would have ended up on some bureaucrat s table as usually happens in sri lanka and decided to forget about it but a few days later there was a message for me from the libyan embassy for me to come there with details of my achievements i went there with my parents and after my achievements were scrutinized i was invited to play a game of chess with the charge de affaires who was the head of the embassy if you win we will help you to attend the world amateur chess championship i was told his excellency najib kafou was a very good chess player and after giving him a good fight i lost the game but i was told that as i had played well they would forward my application for registration to the organizers of the world amateur chess championship soon the organizers contacted me via email to inform me that i had been registered for the championship without the registration fee of 100 usd and that i would their guest for the duration of the tournament with free board lodgings and transport within libya they even offered to put up my parents with me at the olympic village hostel in tripoli at a concessionary rate we were informed that we need not apply for visa the letter of registration emailed to me would be enough for us to travel to libya and visa would be issued at tripoli airport we left sri lanka around 6 a m on 23 rd november 2006 and arrived in tripoli in the same evening around 3 p m libya time the time difference was three and half hours after a journey of nearly of 12 hours having changed planes in jordan the officials of the chess federation of libya which was organizing the event on behalf of fide the world chess federation were there to welcome us and take us to the venue which was about 35 km away from the airport i knew that libya was a member of the opec and therefore rich but the tripoli airport was not impressive for a country with a per capita gdp of 11000 usd we didn t see many high risers either i had expected libya to be more developed than sri lanka but it didn t appear to be so except for the roads from what i saw on the way to the olympic village later i realized that byroads in libya were no better than ours the people were very friendly and very fair in complexion and looked like europeans but people in the desert and south of the country were not that fair i found out later the attire of the people generally was western and only a few wore traditional islamic dress though many resort to european styles most women covered their heads in scarves urban girls of libya wore bright colored western costumes while boys wore jeans and shirts there were billboards every where with the photograph of colonel gadaffi and the number 37 possibly to mark the number of years of his rule which reminded me of the election periods in sri lanka we were allocated a large room with attached toilet in the olympic village hostel on our arrival and a loaded phone card with international calling facility was given to us a liaison officer who was able to communicate fairly well in english was assigned to look into all our needs we were to have our meals in the cafeteria and the chef reserved a table for us for the duration of our stay the tournament was to be held in a building close to the hostel where our room was the weather in tripoli at that time of the year was similar to that of nuwara eliya in the evening around 5 p m there was a technical meeting and i was warmly welcomed by the local officials and players alike they already seemed to know a little about me the tournament got started the next day with players from 17 countries taking part it was held in open format and though all my opponents were males after the first round i was leading among female players from second round onwards i became very popular with everybody young and old wanting to shake hand and take photographs with me some could not speak english but language was no barrier for them to show their fondness for me the local kids who had come with their playing brothers and sisters or parents began to dote on me there was a general feeling that i was going to be the women s champion and the libyan radio and tv interviewed me even before i became the champion i have never been treated like that before and i felt like i was on cloud nine in the end i did become the world amateur women s chess champion 2006 and for that i owe a big thank you to colonel gadafi and the kind people of libya when i became the champion everybody was eager to congratulate me despite the fact that it was rahal mawada the libyan women s champion that i had beaten into second place some officials wanted me to come to stay in libya and play chess others wanted me to emulate judit polgar the strongest female chess player ever the chief guest at the prize giving was dr maumer maumer al gadafi the eldest son of the libyan leader and the chairman of the libyan olympic committee as well as the chairman of the libya telecom he came to the prize giving ceremony with his two kids there was not much security accompanying him he was a soft spoken and pleasant person with no airs and seemed popular his kids too were like normal kids running all over the place with other kids while the ceremony was going on i got my world amateur champion certificate the trophy and the prize from him during the tournament on some days with no games in the morning we walked out of the olympic village to the near by town to drink nescafe and surf the web there were numerous internet cafes out there certainly more than in sri lanka and there was even a road called pepsi cola road several times we traveled to down town tripoli by cab to buy souvenirs and for shopping and on our way we passed the bab al azizia compound where the libyan leader was residing on several occasions but what we saw was only the high guard wall and the watch towers no buildings could be seen the first time when the driver of the vehicle pointed it out to us my father aimed his camera to take a photograph don t the guards will shoot us the driver prevented my father with fear in his eyes that day we were going shopping my mother wanted to buy a hand bag and the driver had promised to take us to a particular shop but when we got there it was still closed and there was about an hour to its opening so he offered to take us around tripoli he took us to the famous roman arch showed us the mediterranean sea the tripoli harbour the red fort the now famous green square the el emad towers etc and dropped us back at the opened shop when my father offered him 20 dinars for the trip considering the distance and the time we traveled he took only the initially agreed fare of 5 dinars to tripoli on another occasion we asked from a shop keeper whether there was a money changer around he said there was one in the neighborhood and began to tell us where it was with his little knowledge of english and changed his mind come he said walking out and we followed him he continued to walk ahead leaving his shop opened we tried to stop him saying we would find it somehow but he continued we felt that there was no threat of theft after walking about 200 meters he pointed out a jewelry shop on the other side of the road and asked us to go there there is no possibility of a shop keeper in sri lanka doing such a thing the libyan people were so courteous and affable after the tournament ended on 02 nd december 2006 we had to wait till 05 th to catch the plane for the return journey the tournament organizers arranged for us a trip to sabratha a unesco world heritage site and 70 km to the west of tripoli on the 04 th i had learned about sabratha as one of the oldest organized cities in the world at school under social studies and it gave immense pleasure to see it with my own eyes its famous open air theater with a seating capacity of 5000 built in 2 nd 3 rd century a d still stands in a fairly good condition we left tripoli in the evening of 5 th december 2006 for jordan since february this year after the uprising against the rule of colonel gadafi began my memory kept going back to the two weeks i had spent in libya and the people i met there it was sad to see people both pro and anti gadafi getting killed in thousands i prayed in my heart for a quick and peaceful ending to the death and destruction going on sadly it was not to be but even amidst such chaos the libyans on both sides never lost their fondness for chess once i saw on tv the rebel youths on their way to misrata from bengazi on a ship playing chess in all seriousness and so did the colonel even in june this year with the visiting head of the world chess federation i still cannot understand why colonel gadafi being a chess player didn t have a better strategy to deal with the situation at least when tripoli fell why didn t he give up the fight and look for a safe haven like dr maumer and his other family members well he certainly was a complex man and i sincerely wish that he had a more dignified end and all i can say now is farewell sir the libyan people too deserved better my heart goes out to thousands mostly youths who gave their lives in the uprising if only the change they wanted could have been achieved at a lesser price anyway i am glad that the carnage is over now and i wish the libyan people a peaceful and prosperous future filed under mix bag and tagged blogging life opinion personal random thoughts 7 comments may 31 i m back and not empty handed posted on may 31 2011 by the ramblings of a demented mind standard have you ever observed when invigilators start distributing papers they move like a herd of velociraptors ready to hunt in case you haven t i did it for you all and that s not the only thing i did at my cima exam i answered an imaginary question also anyway rather than sitting on this post venting for a long time let me get straight to the real purpose of this post that is to spread some love and get started with it in past i ve been gratified with 3 blog awards by 3 super cool bloggers kemi aka the task mistress my future possible probable business mentor presented me with the valentine s blog award while indu from india who is an aspiring movie director and mia from indonesia who loves reading and also a big fan of shane the sheep presented me with the versatile blog award i think there s more to these wonderful gestures than mere awards because according the obligations that come with the award you must reveal more about yourself and introduce other bloggers to your readers fellow bloggers to obsess over so fulfilling the first part of the obligation let me compile a list of things you may not know about me 01 as at today i m 21 years 6 months and 12 days old but i have no idea what i want to be do when i m finally done with my studies if you ask me today i ll tell you i want to study further or should i say from the scratch on cinematography and do something related to that field yet if i know me right this is bound to change so do i need to tell you that i too am excited to see how life will unfold for me 02 i always wanted to own a tree house and i still do and now i want to own a house on the top of a hill with a sliding roof too so that i can look at the stars at night good luck to my two friends who study architecture just know that i won t leave you alone till you deliver what i want 03 i have a fantasy to wear a white stud on my nose and red pink purple studs on 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