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Halloween is closer , if you want one special avatar : @Griff88 @hckosice @Sindo @Col_Frost

Creatures of the night.

First leg results 4 - 2 0 - 2 2 - 1 Second leg of all these games tomorrow.

Thanks Italian hckosice

First race of the season start list https://www.fis-ski.com/DB/general/results.html?sectorcode=AL&raceid=100025

I've got my hands on Japan this time, YES. JAPAN BRADIO - Flyers BRADIO is a Japanese funk rock group (BRADIO - Break The Rule And Do Imagine On) that, as you can see in this video, are breaking all of the rules and are having fun with it. Also, I couldn't really pass up the opportunity to share this magical song from Japan. It's a collaboration by the famous Japanese composer Yoko Kanno with a band from the US POP ETC (formerly The Morning Benders) that has Japanese members in the group.

Funny thing, so on Thursday night GJan organised her first 'stadium' concert in order to promote her second album (the first one fully in Lithuanian language) I got to join the performance as the backing vocalist, so now that leaves Saulės Kliošas, Vaidas Baumila, Erica Jennings, FOJE and Happyendless in order for me to perform with all Lithuanian TISC participants (Most of these that are left are impossible, just thought that it was a bit funny how life worked and how I got around to singing with Jazzu and now GJan)

Heywoodu comment next week: "I finally watched the final of the 2010 world cup, wow can't believe the chance Robben missed and that the dutch lost another final."

https://www.sportdata.org/kickboxing/set-online/veranstaltung_info_main.php?active_menu=calendar&vernr=626&ver_info_action=catauslist#a_eventheadend

So infamously that I don't even remember it, apparently

Now it's a matter of hoping the dude didn't make a mistake or misread something and made her really, really happy for nothing

They have two athletes qualified at the moment - Seymour and Ferreira. Dittman has one of two required 66% results. Smith meanwhile has competed lightly so far, but has been really unlucky. First she got 65.957% in Cappeln, and then 66.283% in Waregem (which does not count, because for some strange reason there was not any 5* judge on the panel in Waregem ).There should be enough time left for at least one of them to qualify though.

Event starts in about an hour. Results can be seen here

Now I really wonder where they found them ?

Wow! And.. There are a few more

@TomJa you want it, you got it Friday, Oct 25th: Athletics: - Marcin Lewandowski (3:52,21) and Michał Rozmys (3:55,92) advanced to final of 1500m. - Przemysław Waściński, Tymoteusz Zimny, Jakub Krzewina i Łukasz Krawczuk (3:10,33) advanced to final of 4x400m. Badminton: - Adam Cwalina and Magdalena Świerczyńska their third group match against Thongnuam and Aroonkesorn 0:2 (23, 16) and fourth against Wang and Huang. Poles had 3rd place in group and didn't advance to next stage. - Olga Miksza lost against Li Yun 0:2 (8, 9) in her second group match. She was 3rd on group and didn't advance. - Joanna Myszor won with Rai 2:0 (2, 2) in her second group match and with Knafel 2:0 (6, 9) in third. She was 2nd in her group and tomorrow will play for bronze. - Olga Miksza and Magdalena Świerczyńska lost against Huang i Zheng 0:2 (10, 13). They was 2nd in group and tomorrow will play for bronze. - Adam Cwalina and Mateusz Dubowski with Kim and Park 0:2 (16, 13) quarterfinal. Modern Pentathlon: - Bronze medal of men's team! They competed in squad: Szymon Staśkiewicz, Łukasz Gutkowski, Sebastian Stasiak and Daniel Ławrynowicz. They got 4196 pts. - Szymon Staśkiewicz was 9th individual. He started good with 20 victories in fencing, but had bad time in swimming (2:13,85) and lost 7 pts in equestrian. In combination he had 12th time. Łukasz Gutkowski was 14th, Sebastian Stasiak 17th and Daniel Ławrynowicz 33rd. Naval Pentathlon: - Mateusz Kierzkowski was 5th at the end of the competition. Mateusz Szurmiej was 11th, Mateusz Rak 25th, and Karol Morek 27th. - Polish team was 4th. - Katarzyna Truszczyńska-Gzyl ended competition at 7th place. Edyta Korczak was 16th. - Polish team was 6th. Open Water Swimming: - Krzysztof Pielowski was 8th at 5km. Shooting: - Joanna Tomala (572 pts) was 23rd in military rapid pistol. Agnieszka Korejwo (571) was 26th, Sławomira Szpek (570) 29th, and Agata Nowak (567) 33rd. - Robert Kraskowski (561 pts) was 21st rapid rifle 300m. Tomasz Bartnik (560) was 22nd. - Natalia Szamrej (110 pts) was 14th in skeet. Tennis: - Bronze medal for Mateusz Kowalczyk i Marta Leśniak in mixed! A pair from didn't participate in bronze medal match. - Marta Leśniak lost with Sharipova 6:3 3:6 3:6 in semifinal. Tomorrow she'll play for bronze.

I usually like the Parade of Nations, since there we're getting the first 'real' glimpse at the stars of the next two weeks or so and I really start getting excited. All the music and culture and stuff though, nah. "Our country is uniquely friendly, and welcoming and modern without forgetting our past and traditions!". Wow, like every other country ever.

this is the plane that will transporting the olympic flame from Greec to Japan 9000km from Athens to Miyagi

Play-offs undergoing today. Australia drew first blood by beating Russia 4-2. You can watch all matches here: https://fih.live/

So basically nobody.

That jump into the second turn is going to cause trouble.

Well, that's how it should be...

Only people who say they are religious but don't actually care pretend to find it important for their religion to be the biggest I mean, believe what you want, who cares how many others believe the same.

As of 24 October 2019... 29 quotas earned in 9 different sports Sports with quotas earned in alphabetical order: Athletics Ciara Mageean (1,500m) Alex Wright (20k walk) Brendan Boyce (50k walk) Fionnuala McCormack (marathon) Others that would get place by virtue of their current ranking would be Thomas Barr, Mark English and Phil Healy. Of the highly rated juniors; high jumper Sommer Lecky and heptathlete Kate O'Connor have the best chance of making the early step up. Canoeing - Slalom boat (men's C1) Ireland are unlikely to qualify any more boats in canoeing with our best sprint canoeist being Jenny Egan who specialises in longer (non-Olympic) distances. Robert Hendrick qualified the boat but himself and Liam Jegou are set to fight for it Cycling - Road Men's Road race (3 quotas) Men's ITT (1 quota) With several riders at world tour level, the fight for Olympic spots will be on ext year. Equestrian Eventing (team with 3 individuals) Dressage(team with 3 individuals) Show jumping (team and 3 individuals) Finally a full Irish quota! Gymnastics (artistic) Rhys McClenaghan Rhys's bronze medal performance in the pommel final at the world championships was enough to earn him a spot. Megan Smith is first reserve on the womens side Modern Pentathlon Natalya Coyle Natalya will be hoping for her third top 10 placing in the Olympics in Tokyo. Arthur Lannigan O'Keefe could medal if everything goes right but he struggled with injuries. He needs to have a great start to 2020 to shoot up the rankings. Rowing w1x w2- m2x lm2x Whoever is with Paul O'Donovan in the lightweight double sculls will be a medal favourite in Tokyo. Paul has won the last two world championships, one with his Rio medal winning brother Gary and the other with newcomer Fintan McCarthy. Sanita Puspure is double world champion and only injury or horrendoes luck will stop her from medaling in Tokyo. The men's double won silver this year and are improving all the time. Ireland will try and qualify a womens 4 next year Sailing Laser Radial Aisling Kelleher won the quota but Rio medalist Annalise Murphy has dropped her 49er FX plans to try and get in the Radial boat for Tokyo. The 49er crew have a good chance of qualifying in December and we might sneak in a Laser quota too next year with most European countries already in. Swimming Darragh Greene (100m, 200m breast) Shane Ryan (100m back) Irish swimming is one of the only sports that have stricted rules than the IOC for qualifying so neither of these may actually go. Greene achieved his time at the worlds so has to get close to it at the Irish nationals in 2020 to validate it. Everyone else, including Ryan, has to earn the OQT at the Irish nationals. Brendan Hyland and Mona Mcsharry look the two most likely to add to the team in individual events but swimmimg Ireland is aiming to bring a 4x100m medley relay team and is currently OK in the ranks Likely/possible quotas in these sports Badminton Nhat Nguyen is currently in a rankings spot. The mixed doubles of Sam and Chloe Magee are also in a spot, but their quota is far less secured. Boxing Traditionally our strongest Olympic sport. Ireland will eb hoping to have at least 8 of the 13 quotas available next year. Our womens team is particularly strong and they'll hope to win 2/3 medals next year. Cycling On the track we may qualify at least 2 women (madison rankings) and maybe one man (omnium). Diving Oliver Dingley and Clare Cryan have hopes for next year through the world cup series. Dingley should be OK Field Hockey Both mens and womens team face Canada over the next 2 weekends time in the play offs. The World Cup runner up women are at home and hopefully qualify for their first ever Olympics! Golf Ireland will qualify 4 for golf next year with McIlroy and Lowry being medal contenders on their day in the mens. Leona Maguire and Stephanie Meadow will go in the women's event Judo We currently have 3 judoka in ranking positions; Ben Fletcher, Megan Fletcher and Nathan Burns and tey're listed in order of likely qualification. Ben will be in if he isn't injured. Taekwondo Jack Wooley is top 8 ranked in the minimum weight and should be OK to make his first games with average luck. Triathlon Russell White and Carolyn Hayes are our best hope of qualifying for Tokyo and both are just inside the quota spots at the moment. Hayes was 6th at the European Championships in May and is a relative newcomer to the sport. She'll easily shoot up the rankings list with performances like that. The ranking period ends in May 2020. It's unlikely we'll have qualifiers in other sports but maybe the rugby sevens team can surprise us or someone new comes along next year!

Likely not. It will probably be a Liberal minority for as long as they can keep support, with the NDP and Bloc holding the balance of power. There's never been a coalition before.

I barely remember anything of the ceremonies

FT 3 - 3 Everything will be decided tomorrow.

Our NOC announced that 5 of our lifters were caught doped in the last African Games without naming them but rumors says that Sara Samir is included in this list so it's officially over for our weightlifting the sport could even die here in Egypt, Mohamed Ehab announced his retirement unless he can participate under Olympic flag or something which isn't available ofc this's what we got from conflicts in our federation I seriously started to hate Egyptian sport with this bunch of losers governing our federations