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Medlová is a big name though. I follow enough extreme sports channels to know if she’d been seriously injured as @hckosice feared.

Click on the right most button on the video I posted

I can’t find anything so far. No social media updates, no FIS statement, no independent media reports, nothing. I’d keep track of her social media.

Mine is a playlist . It just shows the first video in a playlist. Mine is also able to be saved by other users (and will be updates if streams are deleted/reposted)

@Sindo the FIA is calling it Vallelunga 2019. Even if that’s not right, it’s the official name.

Clearly someone did not read the post above

I’ll try to find out when I get out of class in a few minutes.

The logo is more simplistic than the last few, but I like the use of color, and the font. Good job @vinipereira

Well, if you’ve ever wondered what Olympic racing would look like... It’s an interesting idea, with a bit of talent involved, but I fail to see how this is needed.

FIA Motorsport Games 2019 Rome (ITA) - 1 November 2019 - 3 November 2019 Official Website

Talk about the faith . That’s about all you share to be honest

Of course the opening ceremony is during my one class today ?

Or that Ireland’s men’s 500m record is marginally better than Uzbekistan’s (especially since their skaters only took up the sport 1 month ago)

@vinipereira I believe. Much better graphic designer than myself.

I’d imagine this wasn’t a hit in Ireland @OlympicIRL?

Halloween is the biggest non-recognized holiday in the US. No one gets the day, and kids are expected to get school. Many people still host festivities throughout the day. Parties are becoming more popular, I didn’t have many trick or treaters knock on my door this year. This they did got a hell of lot of candy though (because we purchased too much). Also, because of the high Latin influence in my state, many people will celebrate Day of the Day tomorrow. My university has an alter of the dead to honor the friends and family of students who have passed. It’s tough for me to go and pay respects though. My community is a high violence one, so there’s a lot of kids being remembered by the alter. It’s super depressing, but it reminds me of who I’m fighting for everyday. Last year’s Day of the Dead was one of the hardest days of my life. My high school (grade 9) history teacher (who I absolutely loved) had passed only 2 weeks before after a surprise heart attack in a elevator. On top that their had been many traject deaths of old teachers, teachers family members, and the family members of students. Because I attended a Catholic school, we had a prayer service. As our tradition commands, we read off the names of the deceased one by one. The teacher was reading the names did well at first. However, he got to his recently passed brother, and people began to lose it left and right. He couldn’t speak, no one wanted to talk, it was all too much. Eventually he got the name out, however the next two names of the list were old faculty members who were his best friends (one of whom was my favorite teacher of all time). At this point I lost it and started crying (and I was trying my hardest to keep my composure for friends so I could support them, but I just couldn’t). It was honestly the most unifying experience I’ve ever been apart of. In the moment, and for the rest of day, people really rallied around each other. It was honestly amazing. My class had also planned a surprise honor for the end of the ceremony. My history teacher’s name was the last read off. Every single person in my grade brought one single rose (all of different colors, sizes, shapes, origins) and put on a table surrounding his picture. It’s honestly the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen, or been a part of. I’m really sad that it wouldn’t be able to have that experience this year. If I can find the heart, I have a well-written obituary of my loved ones that I might share.

Is Twenty20 seen as legitimate Cricket by Cricket fans?

And the IOC wonders why cities don’t want to host their games ?

I think it’s safe to say the biggest drama for Tokyo 2020 will be the heat and this marathon battle:

Put on a festive shirt, listen to a Halloween playlist, played a few card games with the family, handed out some candy, and ate about 2 pounds of candy. Successful holiday all together . On to Veterans and Thanksgiving

American sports is really just politics at this point

The reporters reaction

I can’t even with American police sometimes

I’ve never felt more patriotic about my state: https://apple.news/AS7NPESFkTUGrBmRJMuOSdg That’s not true exactly, but I love my state more than any other (maybe Nevada or Utah could beat it, but that’s it)

Short Track!!! Let’s go Southeast Asia and Kazakhstan