Henry_Leon

With one days left, here’s what the Olympic quota bracket is looking like.
 
Men’s 51kg (4 OQPs)
 Yuberjen Martinez v.  Alejandro Claro
 Nijat Huseynov v.  Roscoe Hill
 Kim In-Kyu v.  Juanma Lopez De Jesus
 Kiaran MacDonald v.  Saken Bibossinov 
 
Men’s 57kg (4 OQPs)
 Makhmud Sabyrkhan v.  Asror Vokhidov
 Lyu Ping v.  Yilmar Gonzalez 
 Sukur Owezow v.  Jude Gallagher
 Luiz Oliveira v.  Owain Harris-Allan
 
Men’s 63.5kg (4 OQPs)
 Saparmyrat Odayew v.  Jesus Cova
 Alexandru Paraschiv v.  Obada Al-Kasbeh 
 Ruslan Abdullaev v.  Aleksej Sendrik
 Shion Nishiyama v.  Bakhodur Usmonov
 
Men’s 71kg (4 OQPs)
 Wanderson De Oliveira v.  Rami Mofid Kiwan
 Asadkhuja Muydinkhujaev v.  Zeyad Ishaish
 Aslanbek Shymbergenov v.  Sarkhan Aliyev
 Omari Jones v.  Nishant Dev
 
Men’s 80kg (4 OQPs)
 Kelyn Cassidy v.  Nurbek Oralbay
 Kim Jin-Jea v.  Kaan Aykutsun 
 Juan Ortiz v.  Turabek Khabibullaev 
 Pylyp Akilov v.  Gradus Kraus
 
Men’s 92kg (4 OQPs)
 Lazizbek Mullojonov v.  Giorgi Kushitashvili
 Enmanuel Reyes v.  Sadam Magomedov
 Jamar Talley v.  Aibek Oralbay
 Mateusz Bereznicki v.  Patrick Brown
 
Men’s +92kg (4 OQPs)
 Danis Latypov v.  Diego Lenzi
 Dusan Veletic v.  Nelvie Tiafack
 Omar Shiha v.  Danabieke Bayikewuzi
 Alexis Barriere v.  Djamili Aboudoi Moindze
 
Women’s 50kg (4 OQPs)
 Alua Balkibekova v.  Maxi Klotzer
 Sabina Bobokulova v.  Rinka Kinoshita
 Zlatislava Chukanova v.  Aira Villegas
 Natalia Kuczewska v.  Ingrit Valencia
 
Women’s 54kg (4 OQPs)
 Scarlett Delgado v.  Sara Cirkovic
 Jutamas Jitpong v.  Shera Mae Patricio
 Sirine Charaabi v.  Im Ae-Ji
 Islem Ferchichi v.  Vo Thi Kim Anh
 
Women’s 57kg (2 OQPs)
 Nesthy Petecio v.  Esra Yildiz
 Julia Szeremeta v.  Alyssa Mendoza
 
Women’s 60kg (3 OQPs)
 Chelsea Heijnen and  Donjeta Sadiku have already booked their tickets to Paris. Winner of the third place bout between  Miroslava Jedinakova and  Alessia Mesiano will join them. 
 
Women’s 66kg (4 OQPs)
 Navbakhor Khamidova v.  Maria Moronta
 Anastasiia Chernokolenko v.  Chen Nien-Chin
 Angela Carini v.  Ivanusa Moreira
 Grainne Walsh v.  Aneta Rygielska
 
Women’s 75kg (4 OQPs)
Cindy Ngamba v.  Valentina Khalzova
 Aziza Zokirova v.  Chantelle Reid
 Sunniva Hofstad v.  Love Holgersson
 Patricia Mbata v.  Elzbieta Wojcik
 
Total By Country
7: 
5: 
4: 
3: 
2: 
1: 

Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2024
Gran Final
 
The venue: Forum (Assago-Milano)
 

 
Forum di Milano is an indoor sports arena that is located in Assago, a small town 3 km outside Milan.
Was completed in 1990, has covered area of more than 40,000 square metres, with a central arena that can host up to 15,800 spectators, and is primarily used for basketball, tennis, live concerts and entertainment.

 
The arena is the home ground of basketball team EA7 Emporio Armani Milan.



The Area Multisport includes an Ice-skating rink of 1800 square metres, a covered 25 metre swimming pool, the Beach Forum an open-air with  a 50 metres swimming pool; squash, padel and five-a-side pitches, bowling,  gyms and a dance floor.
 

 
Forum is served by the Green line of the Metro M2 (underground), is only seven stops away from the centre of Milan (M2 Assago Milanofiori – Forum). The structure is easily accessible also by cars thanks to its location, close to the motorway junction (A7 - Milano-Genova) and the western ring road (A50).


The Forum hosted many basketball’s Italian Cup finals and many international sport competition:

1988 Davis cup Final, Italy-Sweden
1994 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships
2003 IIHF Continental Cup Superfinal of ice hockey
2009 World Amateur Boxing Championships
2014 EuroLeague Final Four
2014 FIVB Women's World Championship (Third round, Fnals)
2014 FIVB Men's World Championship (Second round, one Pool)
2018 World Figure Skating Championships
Some group phase matches of FIBA EuroBasket 2022

 
Forum Ice-Skating will be the figure skating and short track venue during the 2026 Winter Olympics.


 
 
 

THE LOGO
 

 
The Radio is symbol of TAISC 2024

 
This year marks the centenary of the beginning of radio broadcasts in Italy (October 6th, 1924)


In Italy, which on a technological level was the homeland of radio, use of radio transmissions was permitted only for military purposes,

and a 1910 law prohibited its use by civilians.
Only in 1924, a  late compared to the rest of the world, began the commercial broadcasts.


For the logo the radio chosen is Radio Cubo ts522, this model is designed in 1962 by architects Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper and marketed since 1964 by Brionvega, an Italian company (active from 1945 to 1994) specialized in the consumer electronics sectors.

Examples of this radio are permanently exhibited at the MOMA in New York and at the modern art museums of La Jolla, Osaka and Sao Paulo.
 


Key dates of italian radio history

In August 1924 the Italian Radio Union (URI) was born, it held the government concession to broadcast and there was only one radio station.
January 1928 - URI becomes EIAR (Italian Auditing Body). Italian radio becomes a means of mass communication
December 13th, 1931 the first radio commentary of the football match was broadcast (Italy vs Hungary)
After the end of the war in 1944, Rai (Radio Audizioni Italiane) was born and the radio entered the homes of the majority of Italians.
In 1950 the reform of the radio system established the creation of three networks
In 1951 the first edition of the Sanremo Festival was broadcast live
In 1976 did the RAI monopoly lapse thanks to a ruling by the Constitutional Court and the broadcasters already active in Italy (around 400), so-called "pirate radio" will then become "free radio"
In the 1980s, private national radio stations began to emerge, many of which are still active today

 
 
Italian committee: Henry_Leon @Pablita @Gianlu33 @SteveParker
 
Big thanks at @vinipereira the author of the logo
 
 
Eugenio Finardi - La Radio
(1976-written by: Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi)
 

 
 
 

That would be helpful.

THE LOGO
 

 
The Radio is symbol of TAISC 2024

 
This year marks the centenary of the beginning of radio broadcasts in Italy (October 6th, 1924)


In Italy, which on a technological level was the homeland of radio, use of radio transmissions was permitted only for military purposes,

and a 1910 law prohibited its use by civilians.
Only in 1924, a  late compared to the rest of the world, began the commercial broadcasts.


For the logo the radio chosen is Radio Cubo ts522, this model is designed in 1962 by architects Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper and marketed since 1964 by Brionvega, an Italian company (active from 1945 to 1994) specialized in the consumer electronics sectors.

Examples of this radio are permanently exhibited at the MOMA in New York and at the modern art museums of La Jolla, Osaka and Sao Paulo.
 


Key dates of italian radio history

In August 1924 the Italian Radio Union (URI) was born, it held the government concession to broadcast and there was only one radio station.
January 1928 - URI becomes EIAR (Italian Auditing Body). Italian radio becomes a means of mass communication
December 13th, 1931 the first radio commentary of the football match was broadcast (Italy vs Hungary)
After the end of the war in 1944, Rai (Radio Audizioni Italiane) was born and the radio entered the homes of the majority of Italians.
In 1950 the reform of the radio system established the creation of three networks
In 1951 the first edition of the Sanremo Festival was broadcast live
In 1976 did the RAI monopoly lapse thanks to a ruling by the Constitutional Court and the broadcasters already active in Italy (around 400), so-called "pirate radio" will then become "free radio"
In the 1980s, private national radio stations began to emerge, many of which are still active today

 
 
Italian committee: Henry_Leon @Pablita @Gianlu33 @SteveParker
 
Big thanks at @vinipereira the author of the logo
 
 
Eugenio Finardi - La Radio
(1976-written by: Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi)
 

 
 
 

THE LOGO
 

 
The Radio is symbol of TAISC 2024

 
This year marks the centenary of the beginning of radio broadcasts in Italy (October 6th, 1924)


In Italy, which on a technological level was the homeland of radio, use of radio transmissions was permitted only for military purposes,

and a 1910 law prohibited its use by civilians.
Only in 1924, a  late compared to the rest of the world, began the commercial broadcasts.


For the logo the radio chosen is Radio Cubo ts522, this model is designed in 1962 by architects Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper and marketed since 1964 by Brionvega, an Italian company (active from 1945 to 1994) specialized in the consumer electronics sectors.

Examples of this radio are permanently exhibited at the MOMA in New York and at the modern art museums of La Jolla, Osaka and Sao Paulo.
 


Key dates of italian radio history

In August 1924 the Italian Radio Union (URI) was born, it held the government concession to broadcast and there was only one radio station.
January 1928 - URI becomes EIAR (Italian Auditing Body). Italian radio becomes a means of mass communication
December 13th, 1931 the first radio commentary of the football match was broadcast (Italy vs Hungary)
After the end of the war in 1944, Rai (Radio Audizioni Italiane) was born and the radio entered the homes of the majority of Italians.
In 1950 the reform of the radio system established the creation of three networks
In 1951 the first edition of the Sanremo Festival was broadcast live
In 1976 did the RAI monopoly lapse thanks to a ruling by the Constitutional Court and the broadcasters already active in Italy (around 400), so-called "pirate radio" will then become "free radio"
In the 1980s, private national radio stations began to emerge, many of which are still active today

 
 
Italian committee: Henry_Leon @Pablita @Gianlu33 @SteveParker
 
Big thanks at @vinipereira the author of the logo
 
 
Eugenio Finardi - La Radio
(1976-written by: Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi)
 

 
 
 

THE LOGO
 

 
The Radio is symbol of TAISC 2024

 
This year marks the centenary of the beginning of radio broadcasts in Italy (October 6th, 1924)


In Italy, which on a technological level was the homeland of radio, use of radio transmissions was permitted only for military purposes,

and a 1910 law prohibited its use by civilians.
Only in 1924, a  late compared to the rest of the world, began the commercial broadcasts.


For the logo the radio chosen is Radio Cubo ts522, this model is designed in 1962 by architects Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper and marketed since 1964 by Brionvega, an Italian company (active from 1945 to 1994) specialized in the consumer electronics sectors.

Examples of this radio are permanently exhibited at the MOMA in New York and at the modern art museums of La Jolla, Osaka and Sao Paulo.
 


Key dates of italian radio history

In August 1924 the Italian Radio Union (URI) was born, it held the government concession to broadcast and there was only one radio station.
January 1928 - URI becomes EIAR (Italian Auditing Body). Italian radio becomes a means of mass communication
December 13th, 1931 the first radio commentary of the football match was broadcast (Italy vs Hungary)
After the end of the war in 1944, Rai (Radio Audizioni Italiane) was born and the radio entered the homes of the majority of Italians.
In 1950 the reform of the radio system established the creation of three networks
In 1951 the first edition of the Sanremo Festival was broadcast live
In 1976 did the RAI monopoly lapse thanks to a ruling by the Constitutional Court and the broadcasters already active in Italy (around 400), so-called "pirate radio" will then become "free radio"
In the 1980s, private national radio stations began to emerge, many of which are still active today

 
 
Italian committee: Henry_Leon @Pablita @Gianlu33 @SteveParker
 
Big thanks at @vinipereira the author of the logo
 
 
Eugenio Finardi - La Radio
(1976-written by: Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi)
 

 
 
 

THE LOGO
 

 
The Radio is symbol of TAISC 2024

 
This year marks the centenary of the beginning of radio broadcasts in Italy (October 6th, 1924)


In Italy, which on a technological level was the homeland of radio, use of radio transmissions was permitted only for military purposes,

and a 1910 law prohibited its use by civilians.
Only in 1924, a  late compared to the rest of the world, began the commercial broadcasts.


For the logo the radio chosen is Radio Cubo ts522, this model is designed in 1962 by architects Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper and marketed since 1964 by Brionvega, an Italian company (active from 1945 to 1994) specialized in the consumer electronics sectors.

Examples of this radio are permanently exhibited at the MOMA in New York and at the modern art museums of La Jolla, Osaka and Sao Paulo.
 


Key dates of italian radio history

In August 1924 the Italian Radio Union (URI) was born, it held the government concession to broadcast and there was only one radio station.
January 1928 - URI becomes EIAR (Italian Auditing Body). Italian radio becomes a means of mass communication
December 13th, 1931 the first radio commentary of the football match was broadcast (Italy vs Hungary)
After the end of the war in 1944, Rai (Radio Audizioni Italiane) was born and the radio entered the homes of the majority of Italians.
In 1950 the reform of the radio system established the creation of three networks
In 1951 the first edition of the Sanremo Festival was broadcast live
In 1976 did the RAI monopoly lapse thanks to a ruling by the Constitutional Court and the broadcasters already active in Italy (around 400), so-called "pirate radio" will then become "free radio"
In the 1980s, private national radio stations began to emerge, many of which are still active today

 
 
Italian committee: Henry_Leon @Pablita @Gianlu33 @SteveParker
 
Big thanks at @vinipereira the author of the logo
 
 
Eugenio Finardi - La Radio
(1976-written by: Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi)
 

 
 
 

THE LOGO
 

 
The Radio is symbol of TAISC 2024

 
This year marks the centenary of the beginning of radio broadcasts in Italy (October 6th, 1924)


In Italy, which on a technological level was the homeland of radio, use of radio transmissions was permitted only for military purposes,

and a 1910 law prohibited its use by civilians.
Only in 1924, a  late compared to the rest of the world, began the commercial broadcasts.


For the logo the radio chosen is Radio Cubo ts522, this model is designed in 1962 by architects Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper and marketed since 1964 by Brionvega, an Italian company (active from 1945 to 1994) specialized in the consumer electronics sectors.

Examples of this radio are permanently exhibited at the MOMA in New York and at the modern art museums of La Jolla, Osaka and Sao Paulo.
 


Key dates of italian radio history

In August 1924 the Italian Radio Union (URI) was born, it held the government concession to broadcast and there was only one radio station.
January 1928 - URI becomes EIAR (Italian Auditing Body). Italian radio becomes a means of mass communication
December 13th, 1931 the first radio commentary of the football match was broadcast (Italy vs Hungary)
After the end of the war in 1944, Rai (Radio Audizioni Italiane) was born and the radio entered the homes of the majority of Italians.
In 1950 the reform of the radio system established the creation of three networks
In 1951 the first edition of the Sanremo Festival was broadcast live
In 1976 did the RAI monopoly lapse thanks to a ruling by the Constitutional Court and the broadcasters already active in Italy (around 400), so-called "pirate radio" will then become "free radio"
In the 1980s, private national radio stations began to emerge, many of which are still active today

 
 
Italian committee: Henry_Leon @Pablita @Gianlu33 @SteveParker
 
Big thanks at @vinipereira the author of the logo
 
 
Eugenio Finardi - La Radio
(1976-written by: Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi)
 

 
 
 

THE LOGO
 

 
The Radio is symbol of TAISC 2024

 
This year marks the centenary of the beginning of radio broadcasts in Italy (October 6th, 1924)


In Italy, which on a technological level was the homeland of radio, use of radio transmissions was permitted only for military purposes,

and a 1910 law prohibited its use by civilians.
Only in 1924, a  late compared to the rest of the world, began the commercial broadcasts.


For the logo the radio chosen is Radio Cubo ts522, this model is designed in 1962 by architects Marco Zanuso and Richard Sapper and marketed since 1964 by Brionvega, an Italian company (active from 1945 to 1994) specialized in the consumer electronics sectors.

Examples of this radio are permanently exhibited at the MOMA in New York and at the modern art museums of La Jolla, Osaka and Sao Paulo.
 


Key dates of italian radio history

In August 1924 the Italian Radio Union (URI) was born, it held the government concession to broadcast and there was only one radio station.
January 1928 - URI becomes EIAR (Italian Auditing Body). Italian radio becomes a means of mass communication
December 13th, 1931 the first radio commentary of the football match was broadcast (Italy vs Hungary)
After the end of the war in 1944, Rai (Radio Audizioni Italiane) was born and the radio entered the homes of the majority of Italians.
In 1950 the reform of the radio system established the creation of three networks
In 1951 the first edition of the Sanremo Festival was broadcast live
In 1976 did the RAI monopoly lapse thanks to a ruling by the Constitutional Court and the broadcasters already active in Italy (around 400), so-called "pirate radio" will then become "free radio"
In the 1980s, private national radio stations began to emerge, many of which are still active today

 
 
Italian committee: Henry_Leon @Pablita @Gianlu33 @SteveParker
 
Big thanks at @vinipereira the author of the logo
 
 
Eugenio Finardi - La Radio
(1976-written by: Lucio Fabbri, Eugenio Finardi)
 

 
 
 

I’ll take the offer, thank you 👍🏼

Updated Order of Vote
3 swap made
 
order   Local Time       8 12:10 12:10 Slovakia swap A 21 17:30 10:30 Guatemala swap A 7 12:00 12:00 Spain swap B 22 17:40 13:40 Argentina swap B 11 13:45 14:45 Bulgaria swap C 25 18:20 10:20 (LA time) United States swap C

I can swap with USA or Mexico. Second session will be much better for me.

I will be willing to, but let's see what @Olympian1010 has to say

I can do it if you want. I won't be available for the afternoon and not sure about the morning.

Listo, cambiamos entonces, muchas gracias tio (for the rest: i agree for the swap)

Sure. Everything before 2 PM - After 6-6:30 PM is fine.

Provisional Order of Vote
 
Rule 3(h) ..............
A National Jury may only request a "swap" in their designated voting position if, after the random draw, they have been assigned a voting slot outside of "reasonable hours". For the purpose of this contest, reasonable hours will be determined as anytime between 08:30-23:00 local time of that national jury. During the "swap" process, the host organiser will first look to make swaps between National Juries who are eligible for swaps after the random draw.
 
@konig 
@Olympian1010 and @dezbee2008
@mrv86
@Griff88
@ManuCHIL 
@Fer GUA
 
Within two days the swap will be decide
 
  Host Time Local Time   Updated     GMT +1         1 10:45 10:45 Albania     2 10:55 10:55 Croatia     3 11:10 11:10 Germany     4 11:25 11:25 Serbia     5 11:35 07:35 Chile* *Eligible to swap   6 11:45 17:45 Indonesia swap   7 12:00 12:00 Spain swap   8 12:10 12:10 Slovakia swap     9 13:20 17:20 India     10 13:30 14:30 Moldova     11 13:45 14:45 Bulgaria swap   12 13:55 20:55 China     13 14:05 14:05 Slovenia     14 14:15 14:15 Czech Republic     15 14:30 15:30 Greece     16 14:40 19:40 Kazakhstan     17 14:50 14:55 Hungary       18 16:50 9:50 Mexico     19 17:05 17:05 Poland     20 17:15 17:15 Netherlands     21 17:30 10:30 Guatemala Swap   22 17:40 13:40 Argentina Swap   23 17:55 16:55 Ireland     24 18:05 18:05 Sweden     25 18:20 10:20 United States Swap LA time GMT-8 26 18:35 18:35 France     27 18:50 18:50 Denmark                 28 20:00 21:00 Romania     29 20:15 8:15 (Sunday) New Zealand     30 20:25 21:25 Lituania     31 20:40 20:40 Malta     32 20:55 16:55 Brazil     33 21:10 20:10 Great Britain     34 21:20 20:20 Portugal     35 21:30 21:30 Italy swap   

The complete table with timetables will soon be available
Within two days the swap will be decided
Thanks all who has take part in the draw
 
 
 
For Statistic and History of TISC follow this thread

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        Poland   Hungary   New Zealand   Greece   Portugal   Germany   Argentina     United States   Slovenia   Spain Moldova Indonesia   Lituania
  Bulgaria     China   Ireland   Albania Kazakhstan Czech Republic   France   Chile     India   Great Britain   Serbia Brazil Sweden   Croatia   Guatemala     Romania   Slovakia   Denmark Netherlands Malta   Mexico   Italy         ><
 
Provisional Order of Vote
Session 1
from 10.45  to 12.20 CET
1 Albania   2 Croatia   3 Germany   4 Serbia   5 Chile* *Eligible to swap
6 Italy   7 Argentina* *Eligible to swap 8 Guatemala* *Eligible to swap Session 2
from 13.15  to 15.10 CET
9 India   10 Moldova   11 United States*  *Eligible to swap 12 China   13 Slovenia   14 Czech Republic   15 Greece   16 Kazakhstan   17 Hungary   18 Mexico* *Eligible to swap Session 3
from 17.00  to 19.00 CET
19 Poland   20 Netherlands   21 Slovakia   22 Spain   23 Ireland   24 Sweden   25 Bulgaria   26 France   27 Denmark   Session 4
from 20.00  to 21.30 CET
28 Romania   29 New Zealand   30 Lituania   31 Malta   32 Brazil   33 Great Britain   34 Portugal   35 Indonesia* *Eligible to swap

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        1   2   3   Greece   5   Germany   Argentina     United States   Slovenia   10 Moldova 12   13
  14     China   16   Albania Kazakhstan 19   20   Chile     India   23   Serbia 25 26   Croatia   Guatemala     29   30   31 32 33   34   Italy         ><
 
Provisional Order of Vote
Session 1
from 10.45  to 12.20 CET
1 Albania   2 Croatia   3 Germany   4 Serbia   5 Chile* *Eligible to swap
6 Italy   7 Argentina* *Eligible to swap 8 Guatemala* *Eligible to swap Session 2
from 13.15  to 15.10 CET
9 India   10 Moldova   11 United States*  *Eligible to swap 12 China   13 Slovenia   14 Czech Republic   15 Greece   16 Kazakhstan   17     18     Session 3
from 17.00  to 19.00 CET
19     20     21     22     23     24     25     26     27     Session 4
from 20.00  to 21.30 CET
28     29     30     31     32     33     34     35    

Announcement 
 
The voting order will be chosen Saturday March 9th (Today) at 17:00 CET (16:00 GMT)
If anyone wants to participate, there will be a simple game.
 
Allocation draw was made, the notary have the copy, and will be valid in the absence of guests at the draw.
 

Totallympics Annual International Song Contest 2024
Gran Final
 
The venue: Forum (Assago-Milano)
 

 
Forum di Milano is an indoor sports arena that is located in Assago, a small town 3 km outside Milan.
Was completed in 1990, has covered area of more than 40,000 square metres, with a central arena that can host up to 15,800 spectators, and is primarily used for basketball, tennis, live concerts and entertainment.

 
The arena is the home ground of basketball team EA7 Emporio Armani Milan.



The Area Multisport includes an Ice-skating rink of 1800 square metres, a covered 25 metre swimming pool, the Beach Forum an open-air with  a 50 metres swimming pool; squash, padel and five-a-side pitches, bowling,  gyms and a dance floor.
 

 
Forum is served by the Green line of the Metro M2 (underground), is only seven stops away from the centre of Milan (M2 Assago Milanofiori – Forum). The structure is easily accessible also by cars thanks to its location, close to the motorway junction (A7 - Milano-Genova) and the western ring road (A50).


The Forum hosted many basketball’s Italian Cup finals and many international sport competition:

1988 Davis cup Final, Italy-Sweden
1994 Men's World Ice Hockey Championships
2003 IIHF Continental Cup Superfinal of ice hockey
2009 World Amateur Boxing Championships
2014 EuroLeague Final Four
2014 FIVB Women's World Championship (Third round, Fnals)
2014 FIVB Men's World Championship (Second round, one Pool)
2018 World Figure Skating Championships
Some group phase matches of FIBA EuroBasket 2022

 
Forum Ice-Skating will be the figure skating and short track venue during the 2026 Winter Olympics.


 
 
 

Thanks at @hckošice for post "all the finalists" of Ecuador Music Contest (EMC)
 
 
 
 
 

Festival of Music 
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The traditional festival of music is open.
You can post 1 song from a country (or two country for each user) that will not be present at Taisc.
It's an annual contest if you choose a 1 or 2 years old song it's better.
Let's the music play!!!
 
 
List of songs will be update in first post.