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Tuesday 23 July 2013 - Day 04 - Acclimatisation day 2, Huaraz (3,052m)
Our second day's acclimatisation in Huaraz saw us head out of town, past the smart residential district built for the people working for the mines, onto unpaved roads and out through the older villages and farmland beyond. Our minibus coped brilliantly with the ever narrowing, winding route, until we approached our drop off just past the last village, when we stalled on an uphill section and rolled back, almost into a drainage ditch. Much excitement (of varying kinds) ensued. Eventually it was agreed that the ladies should start off on the morning's walk, heading east towards the Quebrada Llaca, a gap in the Cordillera Blanca that lies within the Parque Nacional Huascarán. Having walked back to the village to get planks and successfully getting the minibus out of its hole, Val and the chaps followed in our footsteps.
A lovely morning's walk, rising to over 4000m, with beautiful landscape all around us: luring us ahead were the imposing snow tops of Ranrapalca / Ranrapallqa (6,162 m) to our right and Ocshapalca / Uqshapallqa (5,881 m) to our left, on the lower slopes sheep were grazing and accompanying us on our route east rose an imposing ridge. All around us we could find colourful examples of High Andean flora (including lupins!), and as we rejoined the road for a short stretch we walked between Queñuales / Polylepis (paperbark) trees.
Yesterday evening en route to dinner we'd bought bread rolls from a local lady outside one of the town's supermarkets which had supplied a block of cheese and some oranges, and stopping for our picnic lunch today we were rewarded with fantastic views from our gorge/ous location - looking back the way we'd come we could see Huaraz down the valley and the high mines cutting into the hill tops above, and head of us loomed the snowy, fluted ridges of Ocshapalca / Uqshapallqa with Ranrapalca / Ranrapallqa and its thick duvets of bright, white snow peaking snuggling up from the south.
After our picnic, we didn't continue on to Laguna Churup but instead retraced our steps back to the minibus. Back at base, after a kit check by Val, we packed and then headed into town for a mooch and to (at last!) withdraw some funds from the bank. In the town square, we had our first encounter with the build up of festivities in anticipation of 28 July when Peru celebrates its Independence day (Día de la Independencia) in great style, with the additional excitement of Huaraz's own 156th birthday celebrations. The town was holding its first Battle of the (Brass) Bands, with three groups facing off, literally, two at a time at either end of the stretch of the main street by the main square. Amongst the town residents we saw an occasional visiting villager in more traditional dress - including high hats and full skirts.
We rendezvoused for dinner at Crêperie Patrick, where Val treated us to a Coca Pisco Sour - no wonder sleep proved elusive that night!
Read more about the Cordillera Huayhuash Circuit plus Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
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Chaque soir, vers 20h00, les phares de vos véhicules feront briller les uns après les autres les trois solistes sur scène.
3 artistes par soirée.
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En collaboration avec la Radio, nous diffuserons les oeuvres musicales.
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Du Samedi 22 Août au Samedi 29 Août 2020
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First day back at school, I didnt have a class till 2, so I decided to take pictures with my friend Jesse. We Went inside this what appears to be small church from the outside, but is actually really big on the inside. It was really nice inside, took this quickly and then left cause they were getting ready to lock the doors. I shall return!
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Proyecto paisaje urbano en Tetuán
Plaza del poeta Leopoldo Luis, calles Matadero con Ángel Puech, Hierbabuena, Lope de Haro, Marqués de Viana, Almortas… Barrio de Tetuán, Madrid
Proyecto Tetuán para la mejora de paisaje urbano de Tetuán tiene como objeto desarrollar una experiencia para explorar las posibilidades de mejora del paisaje urbano mediante intervenciones de carácter artístico durante 2013. Esta acción se encuentra entre las recogidas en el Plan Estratégico de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de Madrid 2012-2015 (PECAM) y se inscribe dentro de las líneas encaminadas al fomento de la creatividad, la participación pública y la difusión en la mejora del paisaje urbano. El proyecto contempla, por tanto, dos ámbitos de trabajo: por un lado el orientado a los artistas y sus intervenciones y, por otro, las tareas de difusión y participación ciudadana.
Tras varias sesiones de trabajo abiertas llevadas a cabo durante este año, se generado un grupo de trabajo para la gestión compartida del proyecto del que forman parte: integrantes de Red de agentes culturales de Tetuán (entre los que se encuentran Moenia, Pkmn, Taller de Casquería, Mood Studio o Bea Burgos, de Aquí Tetuán) colectivos dedicados a la creación, la arquitectura o el paisajismo vinculados o interesados en trabajar en el distrito de Tetuán, como Estudio Montes, Pez Arquitectos, Ahora Arquitectura y La Galería Magdalena, representantes o agentes vecinales del barrio, agentes de la Dirección General de Paisaje Urbano, de la Junta Municipal de Distrito e Intermediae.
Tras desarrollar conjuntamente el proyecto y definir las actuaciones a llevar a cabo, el grupo de trabajo ha invitado a otros colectivos a implicarse en acciones concretas acompañadas por agentes vinculados al distrito de Tetuán que han participado en la definición del proyecto. Entre ellos Germinando, Perricac, La Fresquera, Basurama y Zuloark.
También forman parte del proyecto los artistas implicados en los muros artísticos gestionados por el equipo de la Dirección General de Paisaje Urbano testeando el funcionamiento de la Oficina de Gestión de Muros. Entre ellos se encuentran Suso 33, San, E1000, Spy y Borondo.
La propuesta global del proyecto se concreta en cuatro emplazamientos principales, definidos colectivamente y gracias a la colaboración de la junta municipal de distrito que elaboró el catalogo de solares de propiedad municipal, así como del Área de Urbanismo que facilitó la información sobre la calificación de los terrenos para elegir el lugar del Huerto: la Plaza Leopoldo Luis, el solar situado en la calle Nuestra Señora del Carmen, el solar de la calle López de Haro con Berruguete y el solar de calle Matadero con Ángel Puech. Cada emplazamiento agrupa las distintas intervenciones y colaboradores.
- La Plaza Leopoldo Luis: Intervienen Estudio Montes y Pez Arquitectos, Germinando y Perricac.
- El solar de calle Matadero con Ángel Puech: Intervienen Moenia, La Fresquera, La Galería Magadena y Mood Studio.
- El solar situado en la Calle Hierbabuena: Intervienen Pkmn y Taller de Casquería.
- El solar de la calle Lope de Haro: Intervienen Basurama y Zuloark.
- Además Aquí Tetuán, Bea Burgos, llevará a cabo la intervención “Ventanas a Tetuán” basado participación vecinal y la recuperación de la memoria del distrito. A través de las ventanas, metáforas de la memoria de los ciudadanos, el proyecto trata de recuperar el paisaje urbano que no está presente físicamente, o que tan solo se intuye a partir de ciertos elementos - una fuente, un ladrillo, una acera, un adoquín -pero sigue existiendo en la mente de los vecinos. Mood Studio y La Galería Magdalena llevarán a cabo la documentación del proyecto a través de fotografías, retratos de los vecinos e interacciones a pie de calle que generarán un material fotográfico que será expuesto a posteriori. Miguel Díaz de Ahora Arquitectura propone un programa de paseos donde encontramos de lugares desconocidos y un itinerario guiado desde un punto de vista urbano para mostrar las intervenciones realizadas, su desarrollo y su entorno.
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A visit to War Memorial Park in Coventry.
It is a short walk from Coventry Station via the Warwick Road.
I only walked around half of the park that day.
The War Memorial Park is a large park of about 48.5 hectares in southern Coventry, England. The park was opened in July 1921 as a tribute to the 2,587 Coventrians who died between 1914 and 1918 fighting in the First World War. The landscaped gardens and sports areas were created in the late-1920s and 1930s, and the most prominent structure in the park is the city's war memorial monument, built in 1927.
The War Memorial in the centre of the park.
Grade II* Listed Building
War Memorial in Coventry War Memorial Park
Summary
A War Memorial built in 1925-7 to a design by Thomas Francis Tickner (1864-1924).
Description
A War Memorial tower in Art Deco style, with stripped Classical detailing, built in 1925-7 to a design by Thomas Francis Tickner (1864-1924).
PLAN: the memorial tower has a square footprint and is set on a circular platform, which was rebuilt in 2011, and replaces the original octagonal shaped platform.
MATERIALS: the memorial tower is built of reinforced concrete and clad in Portland stone, with a stepped platform in granite.
EXTERIOR: the stepped tower is over 27m high. It has heavy buttresses to its corners, rising to ten tiers. Large, decorative bronze doors (restored in 2004) to both the east and west elevation, are set in plain chamfered Portland stone surrounds, and give access to the Chamber of Silence inside the tower. Each door contains, in relief, a full height cross with above it '1914-1918' and '1939-1945'. The north and south elevations each have a plain cross set on a stepped corbel with guttae. Below the cross on the north elevation is a circular wreath carved in stone, with the dates of both World Wars and the Coat of Arms of the City of Coventry below it. At the top of the tower burns an Eternal Light. The replaced steps of 2011, surrounding the monument, incorporate hand rails and an access ramp, and contain a bronze circle engraved with parts of Laurence Binyon's poem 'For the Fallen' and six bronze discs commemorating the Coventry service men who have been awarded the Victoria Cross.
INTERIOR: the Chamber of Silence inside the memorial tower, containing the Rolls of Honour, could not be inspected.
SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: there are four Portland stone pedestals, built in 1928 to support floodlights, standing in line with the corners of the memorial tower. Behind the pedestal north of the Memorial is a cast iron power supply junction box with decorative patterns and hinges to its door, which would supply the electricity for the floodlighting, and loudspeakers used on Armistice Sunday and/or other gatherings.
This List entry has been amended to add sources for War Memorials Online and the War Memorials Register. These sources were not used in the compilation of this List entry but are added here as a guide for further reading, 18 January 2017.
History
In 1919 Coventry City Council invited members of the local community to form a War Memorial Committee to consider ways to create a fitting memorial for the city to commemorate the local soldiers who had lost their lives in the First World War. It was decided that this should be a park, which would also be a welcome and valued new asset, as the provision for open space in Coventry was limited at the time. The favoured location was Stivichall, and in 1919 the land was purchased from the Hon AF Gregory following a public appeal for donations. The plans for the park were partly dictated by earlier features and in particular the course of a medieval track, which would divide a formal section from playing fields. The latter were assigned for games and physical recreation for which Coventry had scant provision in 1919. The formal area would include rock gardens, which utilised existing cattle ponds, and in the centre, a War Memorial with radiating avenues planted with memorial trees. A children’s playground, pavilions, shelters and refreshment rooms would also be provided. Due to a lack of funds and priorities elsewhere, such as local housing provision, the creation of the park would take over ten years. When the park was formally opened on 9 July 1921, which included a dedication and memorial service followed by folk dancing and races, only the preparation of the ground had been completed. In 1922 the path layout was agreed with the Council, and in 1923 it was decided that the main entrance should be at the Grove; that the War Memorial should be sited on the high ground in the centre of the park; and that memorial trees should be an important element within the design. Plans were also made for a pavilion with lavatory accommodation for which works started in 1924. By the end of that year a temporary bandstand that had been erected in the summer of 1923, and the Earlsdon Cricket Club pavilion were removed. Planting of the park started in the spring of 1925, and the avenues were opened that summer. On 8 October 1927, the War Memorial, built to a design by the local architect Thomas Francis Tickner, was opened by Earl Haig. In 1926 the City Engineer drew up plans for the main gates, which were completed a year later. On 25 February 1927 the Coventry Herald reported that the memorial had been partly finished, that the paths in the park were lined with copper beeches and that it included a beautiful rock garden, flower beds and shrubs. Golf was introduced in 1930 when a small golf course was laid out on land by the railway. In 1933 the City Engineer prepared plans for a shelter, tea room and conveniences, for which a classical style was chosen. Building work continued during 1934 and the pavilions were first used for the carnival in June 1935.
During the Second World War large sections of land in the park were ploughed and used for food cropping and demonstration allotments. As shown on aerial photographs taken in c1946-7, most of the mature trees in the playing fields had disappeared, possibly because of intensive sport use, but more likely because of the introduction of anti-aircraft guns in 1941, a row of concrete cubes (probably to defend an underground ammunition store situated in the park), trench shelters, and a roadway to allow military access to the pavilion. After the War in 1948-52, a memorial tree planting campaign took place to commemorate the local people who lost their lives in the Second World War, resulting in the planting of another avenue across the north of the golf course to the pavilion, and one near the Beechwood Avenue entrance, where by 1977 a car park had been created. In the early 1950s children’s facilities were developed in the park including play equipment and a paddling pool. In 1963, a German Peace Garden was opened to the north of the rock garden. In 1990 an aviary was introduced in one of the former tennis courts, and replacing a collection of war time huts that stood on this site.
Memorial tree planting continues (2012) and recently Coventry City Council has refurbished the park through joint funding from the BIG and Heritage Lottery Funds Parks for People Programme.
It was intended from the outset, apart from the planting of memorial trees, there should be a monument in Coventry's War Memorial Park. In 1923, the Memorial Committee had invited architects to submit plans. The selected design was by the local architect Thomas Francis Tickner (1864-1924), who died shortly afterwards, so the work was overseen by his partner TRJ Meakin. Funding for the memorial was achieved through a public appeal in 1924. Building works, carried out by John Gray, a local builder, started in the autumn of 1925. On 8 October 1927, the memorial was inaugurated by Field Marshall Douglas Haig. The Roll of Honour was to be housed in a cabinet in a room inside the memorial, to be called the Chamber of Silence. During the opening ceremony the monument was floodlit, and the power supply box was left in place so that it could be floodlit every year on Armistice Day. At the end of 1928, money became available to install decorative bronze clad doors to the Chamber of Silence, and permanent floodlighting pedestals were placed around the memorial. After the Second World War another Roll of Honour was added. The monument commemorates 2587 military victims of the First World War, and 817 casualties in the forces, 115 in civilian defence organisations and 1085 civilians of the Second World War. Soldiers who lost their lives in more recent conflicts, such as the Gulf War, have also been added to the Roll. In 2011 the tower was restored, and stepped platform to the monument replaced to incorporate railings and an access ramp.
Reasons for Listing
The War Memorial in Coventry War Memorial Park is designated at Grade II* for the following principal reasons:
Architectural interest: it is a particularly important example of a bespoke war memorial tower that is of an unusually bold and arresting Art Deco style design that displays high quality architectural detailing and use of materials and give this memorial more than special visual interest;
Historic Interest: especially in the context of Coventry, a city which suffered such great human loss in both World Wars, the war memorial possesses considerable historic and cultural interest for its link with these world conflicts and the poignant cost of such involvement, both at a local and national level;
Setting: its surrounding park (registered Grade II), specifically designed to complement the War Memorial, with formal avenues radiating from the war memorial, adds significantly to its high level of special interest;
Group Value: it forms an important group with the contemporary main entrance gates and piers to Coventry War Memorial Park (listed Grade II).
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U.S. Army photos by Tanya Im, Jaeyeon Sim
BOSS Dumpling Making at the Senior Home
By Tanya Im
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CAMP HUMPHREYS – As part of its outreach program and in celebration of Lunar New Year, the Camp Humphreys Better Opportunity for Single Soldiers and other volunteers worked together to make and share mandoo dumplings with the elderly Feb. 2.
The word mandoo originated from China and is considered a special food, especially for the beginning of the New Year. Eating dumpling soup on Lunar New Year’s Day means “Happy New Year.”
More than 40 members of the Camp Humphreys community took part in and experienced making dumplings and shared it with the residents of the House of Wusula, in Yangseong-myeon, Anseoung-si.
The purpose of this event was to celebrate Lunar New Year with the residents and being a good neighbor in the local community and to give back to the local community by getting involved with Korean culture. Moreover, not only can the Soldiers make lifelong friends, but they also will have a more positive outlook while serving here.
“What better way to give back to the community than for our military personnel to get involved with Korean culture and specifically learning some of these celebrations like Lunar New Year,” said Spc. Kareen K. Medeiros, the Humphreys BOSS President /Area III Coordinator. “And, it is a nice way for the Soldiers to get to know what is around them. They work extremely hard. For them to have downtime to have some fun and something positive, this is a wonderful thing for us to get involved in the program like this.”
During the volunteering, the participants experienced a variety of Korean traditions for the first time. They played a Korean New Year’s game called Yutnori, which is a kind of Korean board game. They also sang together the Korean folk song, “Arirang” and a Korean New Year’s song, “Seolnal.”
Some also had the opportunity to wear traditional Korean clothing, called Hanbok, which can prove to be difficult to wear without help from someone with experience. While wearing the clothing, participants learned New Year’s greetings and performed a New Year’s bow to the elderly.
Overall, the highlight of the volunteer trip was dumpling making. Everyone gathered around the tables and started making dumplings in accordance with an interpreters’ explanation.
“I really enjoyed myself,” said Pfc. Ryan R. Resendez, assigned to Bravo Company, 602nd Aviation Support Battalion . “I was glad to make the elderly smile and meet new people. It was great day. If I have another chance, I’d definitely like to come again.”
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I’d been reading about ‘z movie’ in every possible website or publication I could lay my hands on in the last couple of weeks. Waiting with bated breath, I was finding it difficult to contain my excitement (ahh yes, my friends will surely vouch for that) about watching Sex and the City dvd boxset on the 70 mm screen!
Accompanied by friends, who incidentally had no idea about the original HBO series, I was the lone Sex and the City dvd boxset addict who was given the herculean task of filling them in about the sex lives (or the lack of it) of the lead protagonists!
Surrounded by 150-180 odd women who seemed as if they’d stepped out of Manhattan courtesy their tank tops and Greater Kailash substitutes of Manolo Blahniks, I couldn’t wait to watch Sex and the City dvd boxset ! I may sound biased but the movie simply rocks! The team has managed to retain the essence of the original HBO series. Although the director fumbles in between, with the mike visible in some shots and semi-visible faces of Big and Carrie (sic), overall the movie leaves you feeling good about being a woman! Woo hoo :D
A visit to Wightwick Manor & Gardens in Wolverhampton.
It was a cold Sunday afternoon. The manor is in the Tettenhall area of Wolverhampton.
The legacy of a family's passion for Victorian art and design, Wightwick Manor (pronounced "Wittick") is a Victorian manor house located on Wightwick Bank, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England. Owned by the National Trust since 1937, the Manor and its grounds are open to the public. It is one of only a few surviving examples of a house built and furnished under the influence of the Aesthetic movement and Arts and Crafts movement. Wightwick was built by Theodore Mander, of the Mander family, who were successful 19th-century industrialists in the area (Mander Brothers), and his wife Flora, daughter of Henry Nicholas Paint, member of Parliament in Canada. It was designed by Edward Ould of Liverpool in two phases; the first was completed in 1887 and the house was extended with the Great Parlour wing in 1893. Notes taken by Theodore Mander at a lecture given in Wolverhampton in 1884 by Oscar Wilde on the 'House Beautiful' inspired Wightwick's interiors.Taking inspiration from this lecture, Theodore and his wife Flora decorated its interiors with the designs of William Morris and his Arts and Crafts contemporaries.
This family house is a notable example of the influence of William Morris, with original Morris wallpapers and fabrics, De Morgan tiles, Kempe glass and Pre-Raphaelite works of art, including works by Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Evelyn De Morgan, Edward Burne-Jones, Ford Madox Brown and John Everett Millais
The Manor has the work of 11 professional female artists on permanent public display, more than any other in the National Trust, including notable examples of works by Lizzie Siddal, Evelyn De Morgan, Lucy Madox Brown, Marie Spartali Stillman, May Morris and other female artists. Most of these artworks were collected by the Manders.
In 1937 Geoffrey Mander a radical Liberal MP and local paint manufacturer who had been left the timber-framed house by his father Theodore, persuaded the National Trust to accept a house that was just 50 years old, under the Country Houses Scheme Act.
This house of the Aesthetic Movement was, by 1937, a relic of an out of fashion era. Yet, so complete was the design that it was worthy of preservation. Having given the house to the Trust, Geoffrey Mander and his second wife, Rosalie, became its live-in curators, opening the house to the public and adding to its contents. In particular they added a notable collection of Pre-Raphaelite paintings by Rossetti, Burne-Jones and their followers.Descendants of the family retain a private apartment in the manor.
The house has 14 acres of Victorian garden and the outbuildings house stables (now a tea room); a gallery in the old malt house; gift shop; and an antiquarian bookshop.
It is situated just off the main A454 Wolverhampton to Bridgnorth road, approximately three miles to the west of the city centre.
The manor has been Grade I listed on the National Heritage List for England since July 1950, and its gardens are Grade II listed on the Register of Historic Parks and Gardens.
Grade I Listed Building
A look around Wightwick Manor. The home has been preserved as the Mander family left it in 1937 when it became part of the National Trust.
Guest bedrooms
Acanthus Bedroom
fireplace
Imaginations calm and fair,
The memory like a cloudless air,
The conscience as a sea at rest.
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Unlike the old trucks in the preceding two photos, this Ford (from the 1948-50 period) looked like new and was still in use when spotted in Bedford, Virginia in May 2008. The front license attests to the antique status of the truck. Despite its essentially perfect appearance (quite likely the result of a recent restoration), the truck seems not to be a show vehicle but in use in the landscaping business: note the lettering on the door, the straw on the bed behind the cab, some mud on the tires, and some marks on the green bed side. A first thought was that the truck had been restored to look as it did when new, but the landscaper's information on the door includes a modern area code; also, the siren on the front fender, red light on the roof, and twin spotlights suggest this truck, in its earlier life, may have been in a fire department's fleet. I was going to say that the dice hanging from the right spotlight inside the cab are not period-correct -- but I guess they are.
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Fenninger rast am Zauberberg zum überlegenem Sieg. Die ÖSV Rennläuferin Anna Fenninger gewann überlegen den Riesentorlauf am Semmering. Die Salzburgerin setzte sich mit klarem Vorsprung auf RTL- Weltcup- Leaderin Tina Maze aus Slowenien (+1,10 Sekunden) und auf die Französin Tessa Worley (+ 1,18) durch und fixierte so den zweiten Weltcupsieg ihrer Karriere. Den ersten hatte sie vor exakt einem Jahr, am 28. Dezember 2011 in Lienz, gefeiert.
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01 FENNINGER Anna AUT 1:06.42 1:06.67 2:13.09
02 MAZE Tina SLO 1:07.32 1:06.87 2:14.19
03 WORLEY Tessa FRA 1:06.98 1:07.29 2:14.27
04 HÖFL- RIESCH Maria GER 1:07.56 1:07.20 2:14.76
05 REBENSBURG Viktoria GER 1:07.67 1:07.33 2:15.00
06 LINDELL- VIKARBY Jessica SWE 1:07.64 1:07.84 2:15.48
07 ZETTEL Kathrin AUT 1:08.28 1:07.21 2:15.49
08 SHIFFRIN Mikaela USA 1:08.56 1:07.21 2:15.77
09 GÖRGL Elisabeth AUT 1:08.38 1:07.71 2:16.09
10 PIETILÄ- HOLMNER Maria SWE 1:08.81 1:07.36 2:16.17
11 HANSDOTTER Frida SWE 1:08.18 1:08.00 2:16.18
12 FANCHINI Nadia ITA 1:09.18 1:07.14 2:16.32
13 GISIN Dominique SUI 1:09.07 1:07.32 2:16.39
14 GAGNON Marie- Michele CAN 1:08.75 1:07.73 2:16.48
15 KIRCHGASSER Michaela AUT 1:09.15 1:07.46 2:16.61
16 CURTONI Irene ITA 1:08.90 1:07.76 2:16.66
17 MARMOTTAN Anemone FRA 1:09.16 1:07.57 2:16.73
18 HRONEK Veronique GER 1:09.90 1:06.86 2:16.76
19 KARBON Denise ITA 1:09.60 1:07.19 2:16.79
20 POUTIAINEN Tanja FIN 1:08.74 1:08.16 2:16.90
21 KÖHLE Stefanie AUT 1:08.31 1:08.75 2:17.06
22 BARIOZ Taina FRA 1:09.09 1:08.03 2:17.12
23 BERTRAND Marion FRA 1:09.06 1:08.09 2:17.15
24 GUT Lara SUI 1:08.85 1:08.34 2:17.19
25 MANCUSO Julia USA 1:09.06 1:08.19 2:17.25
26 BREM Eva- Maria AUT 1:08.87 1:08.42 2:17.29
27 WEIRATHER Tina LIE 1:09.83 1:07.52 2:17.35
28 HECTOR Sara SWE 1:09.93 1:07.46 2:17.39
29 MÖLGG Manuela ITA 1:08.42 1:09.54 2:17.96
30 AGERER Lisa Magdalena ITA 1:09.93 1:08.07 2:18.00
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Week 1 beginning June 25, 2012 and ending June 29, 2012 was the start to Willow Grove Day Camp's 58th season. What a great feeling to start another great summer! It is great to be back in session for a summer of fun, laughter, and memories!
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FC «Volga» - www.fcvolgann.ru/ - was created in 1963 by a merger of two clubs: «Torpedo» and «Raketa». After the first season «Volga» was able to get to the top division. «Volga» spent a season in the top football society under the sign of embarrassing mistakes and fatal bad luck. Our team’s fate has been settled in an additional match for the 13th place. «Torpedo Kutaisi» was our opponent. Georgians won with a 4:2 score, and «Volga» lost its place in the first group of Class «A». Then «Volga» took the 4 th place in the 1968 season in the second group «A» class (similar to the current First division) and thrice (1971, 1972 and 1974) our team became the bronze medalist of zonal tournament in the second league. «Volga» participated in the championships of the USSR until the season of 1984.
In 2008 FC «Volga» won a first place in the area of the «Ural-Volga» region of second division. It also won the PFL Cup, a tournament of winners of five zones of the second division. «Volga» played with teams from Premier League in the Cup of Russia. Our club defeated «Saturn», but «Tom» was stronger in the penalty shoot-out. «Volga’s»debut in the first division was successful. In 2009, the team demonstrated a nice game and good results. The club made record series of 16 consecutive matches without loss. In addition, our guys took first place in the second round and became the fourth team of the First Division in season of 2009. In May 2010 Omari Tetradze became a head coach of the club. Under his leadership the club resulted in a second place. ‘Volga» got the largest number of victories (10), scored the most goals (62) and lost the fewest games (5). Otar Martsvaladze became the best scorer of the First Division.
2011 the club has started in the Premier League.
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No./Position /Player Игроки ФК «Волга»:
24 MF Ruslan Pashtov , 28 MF Aleksandr Semyachkin
30 GK Aleksandr Sholokhman , 35 MF Roman Boldyrev
44 DF Vladislav Rikovskiy , 47 MF Dmitri Vershinin
51 MF Roman Dzhigkayev , 52 FW Mikhail Sorochkin
53 DF Pavel Averin , 55 DF Pavel Pashin
62 DF Vasili Samokhvalov, 66 FW Alan Kadzhayev
71 GK Mikhail Malyshev, 73 FW Vladislav Chernikov
79 DF Shamil Kurbanov, 88 DF David Kokhia
91 DF Artyom Abramov, 92 MF Ilya Syomin
93 MF Ivan Strelov
No./Position/Player SWFC (as of 05 July 2011):
1 GK Nicky Weaver, 3 DF Lewis Buxton, 6 DF Michael Morrison,
7 DF Mark Reynolds, 10 DF Daniel Jones, 13 GK Richard O'Donnell
15 DF Mark Beevers, 17 MF James O'Connor, 22 DF Reda Johnson
23 MF Jermaine Johnson, 24 MF Chris Sedgwick, 25 GK Arron Jameson
28 FW Nathan Modest, 29 MF Liam Palmer, 30 FW Clinton Morrison
32 FW Gary Madine, 34 GK Sean Cuff, 35 MF Cecil Nyoni
36 DF Jon Otsemobor, -- DF Julian Bennett, -- DF Rob Jones
-- MF David Prutton
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