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  2. Italian Festival ♪♫ ♪♫ ♪♫ In this space we present some dialectical and traditional songs GENOVA (Genoa) Fabrizio De André - Creuza de ma (Live) Ricchi e Poveri - Ma se ghe penso Is a traditional song in the Genoese dialect (1925 - words and music: Mario Cappello, with Attilio Margutti) The song tells the story of a Genoese who emigrated to Latin America in search of fortune, a very common social event between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, who, finding himself thinking about the beauty of his hometown, overwhelmed by nostalgia, decides to return, against his son's wishes. This version is from ligurian group Ricchi e Poveri
  3. I don't think there's an entry that I considered 'bad' (apart from Germany, but even that is a stretch) Greece, Malta, Cyprus, Austria, and Norway are my faves this year. Italy and Croatia also in my top 10.
  4. I forgot that there was a qualification event
  5. after france , Niger kicks usa ...well done all african countries should do that ...usa/france will generate war in this area and steal Uranium World should know that france created Terrorism in this zone , replaced now by Wagner which is dangerous too
  6. The FEI have confirmed the ground jury for the Dressage competition in Paris: Raphael Saleh (President) Henning Lehrmann Isabel Wessels Mariette Sanders Magnus Ringmark Michael Osinski Susanne Baarup Based on previous experience, I expect the inclusion of Wessels to be met with a degree of disgust and will give rise to plenty of conspiracy theories when it comes to scoring of the riders.
  7. IFSC European Cup: Speed - Lublin Men's Elite: 1.) Gian Luca Zodda - 5.29sec 2.) Luca Robbiati - Fall 3.) Marcin Dzienski - 5.29sec Women's Elite: 1.) Franziska Ritter - 6.84sec 2.) Beatrice Colli - 7.03sec 3.) Aleksandra Miroslaw - 6.38sec
  8. Oceania Triathlon Sprint Championship - Davenport Men's Elite: 1.) Dylan McCullough 2.) Luke Willian 3.) Jacob Birtwhistle Women's Elite: 1.) Jaz Hedgeland 2.) Brea Roderick 3.) Tara Sosinski Mixed Relay: 1.) Australia I (Luke Willian / Tara Sosinski / Brandon Copeland / Jaz Hedgeland) 2.) New Zealand I (Saxon Morgan / Brea Roderick / Trent Thorpe / Eva Goodisson) 3.) Australia III (Lachlan Jones / Charlotte McShane / Brayden Mercer / Jessica Ewart-Mctigue)
  9. Yesterday
  10. Para Triathlon Paralympic Qualification Rankings updated as of March 18th, 2024
  11. I don't know if it was me tinned before , but Egypt will host next edition of African Games in 2027
  12. Word is Aryna Sabalenka's boyfriend passed away in Miami so she will probably withdraw from this tournament and who knows how many after that.
  13. Monday March 18th, 2024 - Round-Robin Day 2 Results (GMT +1) 13:00 Australia 12 - 4 Israel 16:30 China 5 - 3 Chinese Taipei 20:00 Spain 4 - 5OT Bulgaria Provisional Standing After Day 2: 1. 6 ------------------ 2. 5 3. 4 4. 3 5. 0 ------------------ 6. 0
  14. I don't think any of us here would discount Andrews at all, in either the keirin or the individual sprint. In fact I think all we have said is that the Keirin is genuinely open. In terms of winning the gold medal, I think about 6 ladies have realistic chances, which is great and more unpredictable than most of the track events. It will be interesting to see how Andrews comes back and where she slots into the pack. However, not to recognise Finucane as the number 1 women's sprinter right now, who is clearly becoming more accomplished at the Keirin recently (and therefore has to be considered to have strong chances for Paris) is a strange hill to die on in my view. It was a dominating performance this weekend in HK across all 3 disciplines and that's where we are right now. Come Paris the story may very well be different...looking forward to seeing the racing in 4-5 months time (hopefully in person if I can sneak a spare ticket when the exchange site opens) :D
  15. Joana Neves (Swimming), winner of 5 Paralympic Games medals.
  16. A few NRs in athletics, but no one too close to any of the Olympic standards. I'd be a bit surprised if anyone gets a standard, since it's so early in the season.
  17. This is almost impossible as for some nations it's very hard to know what the individuals will target on the endurance side. My 2 cents: Women's omnium - 1.Wollaston. 2. Kopecky 3. Archibald Men's omnium - very open competition - Hayter Bibic Thomas and Gate will be near the top I'd have guessed. Women's pursuit - 1. NZ 2. GB 3. Aus [The 1/2 is a 50:50 toss up for me right now] Men's pursuit - 1. GB 2. Italy 3. Denmark Women's sprint - 1. GB 2. Germany 3. China Men's sprint - 1. Australia 2. Netherlands 3. Japan Individual sprint (W) - 1. Finucane 2. Friedrich 3. Gros/Hinze Individual sprint (M) - 1. Harry L 2. Richardson 3. Ota Madison - no idea on pairings yet Keirin - who knows!
  18. It's certainly not the most logical seedings, but it's how they do. First, qualified through the Worlds, 2nd through the qualification tournaments, 3rd the host and 4th through continental championships. Guess the theory is that qualifying through the qualification tournaments are the best after the one through the Worlds.
  19. I know money can be an issue for nations, but if it wasn't I would try to have a representative in each event if possible. That goes for all sports. While Canada isn't a top 10 nation on the medal table, our diversity in sports puts us in the top 10. We are on pace in appearing in at least 28/32 sports and 41/47 disciplines. That wouldn't happen if we decided that since we aren't great at shooting, no one should go.
  20. men's Individual Foil Grand Prix ( Washington D.C.) Gold: Nick Itkin Silver: Enzo Lefort Bronze: Filippo Macchi & Kyosuke Matsuyama Semifinals Itkin b. Macchi 15-6 Lefort b. Matsuyama 15-8 Final Itkin b. Lefort 15-12 Full Ranking & Results https://fie.org/competitions/2024/140?tab=results
  21. If the schedule is the same as it was for Tokyo, that men's the US men will play their first game on July 28th and then the women, who are designated for either group B or C will play their first game on the 29th. That sets it up so both the men and the women are playing on the middle weekend. Very much a broadcast consideration.
  22. Figure Skating ISU World Championships 2024 Montréal (CAN) - 20 March 2024 - 23 March 2024 Official Website Programme Results System Results Database Facebook Page Discussion Thread
  23. Laura Kenny aka Laura Trott, Britain’s most successful female Olympian - 5 Golds - retires. Ironically the very athletes she inspired are now keeping her out of the Olympic team https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/68579889
  24. Obviously, there's no way any one of those should be in Qatar at all, I assume we all agree on that. I meant I wouldn't even have been surprised if Qatar would build a new stadium for every single one of these events (they most likely won't, but...it is Qatar).
  25. Carlos Alcaraz defends his Indian Wells title, defeating Daniil Medvedev 7-6 (5), 6-1 (nothing against Carlos, I’m a Meddy fan lol)
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