Agger

And we have the groupings and tee times for the 2 first rounds of the men's tournament! http://www.igfgolf.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/49/2016/08/draw.pdf

Well, I (absolutely not being much of an equestrian fan) loved it

Braindead? That's quite a statement!

You're nothing but USA's hat http://satwcomic.com/matter-of-perspective

And we're on the way (I know they've been for a little time, but I've been away to get my groceries )!

Well, the way Wozzie has been playing it's no surprise

What a race by Lærke and Anne!

Half the team riders through. 6 teams under pressure with both their riders needing to make it through, while the other 6 teams only needs one to be in the game.

I'm really loving that bamboo keyhole. Makes great pictures!

Good job by Frida!

1-2 to semi. Repechage for the rest.

Go go, girls!

Indeed

Wow. I thought they just wanted a bath!

Go go, Linda!

And there goes van de Vendel. A tough start.

And another one.

And now a tough fall and he's out!

According to danish media, it's getting windier. Still good, but it's worrying, if it keeps on.

It has been a tough start for our Costa Rican athletes. Andrey Amador seemed in bad shape and ended up as 54th in the men's road race. I had hoped for at least a top 30 finish. Milagro Mena who got a place for the women's road race in the last moment was, as expected far from the front and abandoned the race. In the swimming pool, the sole costa rican swimmer, Marie Laura Meza participated in the women's 100m butterfly. Sadly she was rather far away from her national record, but her 37th place was afterall better than her 42nd from London. The beach volley ladies also have had their first match against a strong Australian pair, who sadly won in 2 sets Today it's judo time. Sadly Miguel Murillo is up against 2 times world champion, Shohei Uno from Japan. The beach volley ladies will also play their second match, going up against the seeded dutch pair.

All 4 qualified for the A final Edit: Sorry, read it wrong...

What a close finish!

Close to perfect weather!

7 minutes of stoppage time!

Well, it would seem like swimming still has potential for improvement unlike many disciplines in athletics.