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Yesterdays evening was hard in central europe Google had a massive black out and was down more than 2 hours from 19:45 to 22:00, even I could not log in. Google, maps, gmail, translator and youtube were all down, today they found the reason, apparently the problem happened in the Prague branch and it was apparently so stupid and banal technical error that nobody foresaw it. Googla announced a apologetic statement today. immediately also started many jokes on the net many of them in czech or slovak language...but there some also in english like this guys twitter https://twitter.com/struks?ref_src=twsrc^tfw or this and many many others... however I´m really happy they solved the problems

yes disastrous...but still better than mens Kazár aka mr. standings 4 loops... and Otčenáš ..no comment

some interesting statistics of slovak biathletes for example running form (average run time gap from winners in world cup sprint races) or shooting percentage in world cup races time shooting average at world cup races http://www.biatlon-info.sk/spravodajstvo/svetovy-pohar/260-slovenky-pred-sezonou-navrat-legendy-prichod-trenera-i-koniec-niekdajsich-nadeji

Team Slovakia for first World Cup Stage in Ostersund Men Martin Otčenáš, Matej Kazár, Michal Šima, Tomáš Hasilla Women Jana Gereková, Paulína Fialková, Terézia Poliaková, Ivona Fialková Kuzmina will start her season in Pokljuka during the 2nd stage. Also it´s official Miroslav Matiaško, Natália Prekopová and Martina Chrapánová announced their retirement.

Csemez lost against Cuba but still very fine result, few times ago it was something unimaginable for Slovak boxing to reach such rounds at major events. Now we send 3 athelets and 2 of them advanced unusually far for Slovakia, for example Also Dávid Michálek won today by RSC in 2nd round against Kazakhstan and qualify for the Quarterfinals against Host Russia in -91kg.

Interesting info. Thanks for sharing

Positive snow control for Lake Louise (CAN) This is to inform you that the Ladies’ Audi FIS Ski World Cup races in Lake Louise (CAN) are confirmed following the official snow control from today 21st November 2016. As scheduled, the races will take place on 2nd - 4th December 2016.

EPIC !!! Just epic end of the doubles match, absolutely amazing end of the match. and oh god what a absolutely fantastic last ball !!!!! from 56:35 awesome end of the doubles.

Ritten’s boys win at home Italian, Kazakh champs advance Jason Williams scored the game-winning goal for Ritten Sport in the last minute of the game against Beibarys Atyrau goaltender Adam Svoboda while Albert Vishyakov and Denis Makarov look by. Both teams will advance to the final Italian champion Ritten Sport won its home tournament and will advance to the final tournament together with second-ranked Beibarys Atyrau. They will be joined by the top-two teams of the other group, the Nottingham Panthers and the Odense Bulldogs. Ritten’s “Buam” as the team is nicknamed, which means boys in the local German dialect, were the only team out of the two semi-final tournaments to advance with a sweep. The team opened with a 4-3 victory against last year’s finalist GKS Tychy. Jason Williams, a former NHL forward who represented Canada at the 2006 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship, opened the scoring midway through the game and when the Poles came back in the third period and scored the lead, it was him who tied it up at three with over five minutes left in regulation time. With 46 seconds left his fellow countryman Jared Gomes scored the game-winning goal to the happiness of the 1,500 fans who filled the small Arena Ritten. Ritten had another tight game on Saturday and despite being outshot 33-23 by Kazakh champion Beibarys Atyrau, the Italians won the game 3-2, again with a last-minute game winner. Beibarys got the lead twice through Maxim Sharifyanov and Albert Vishyakov but Ivan Tauferer and Daniel Tudin tied it up and with 25 seconds left in regulation time Williams scored the game-winning goal. Everything remained open on the last day with Ritten, Beibarys Atyrau as well as Belarusian representative Shakhtyor Soligorsk in the race for tournament win and a spot in the final. Ritten was again outshot by Shakhtyor, 34-28, but was the more efficient team. Bradley Cole capitalized on a power play at 16:48 of the opening frame but when Shakhtyor had the chance to open the second period on a man advantage, Viktor Andrushenko tied the game after 28 seconds. Daniel Tudin scored the game winner for Ritten during his team’s next power play at 13:42 and Gomes made it 3-1 at 4:10 of the third period to seal his team the win. Thanks to the wins Italy will again be represented in the final tournament. The club already played and hosted in the competition two years ago but ended up in third place in the semi-final round on home ice. This time it worked out for the boys also thanks to its new players. Williams was the scoring leader of the tournament with three goals and six points, Gomes was third behind Vishyakov. Beibarys Atyrau is the second team from the tournament to advance to the final. It will be the first final participation for the team two years after league rival Yertis Pavlodar made it that far. Beibarys had a 4-1 comeback win against Shakhtyor Soligorsk on the opening day. Vishyakov, Ilya Malyushkin and Tomas Vak each had one goal and two points. On the last day against GKS Tychy the Kazakhs opened a two-goal gap with markers from Maxim Korobov and Nikita Tsirulev but the Poles came back and tied the game at two. National team forward Mikhail Panshin scored the 3-2 game-winner with 98 seconds left in regulation time and Vishyakov made it 4-2 with a shot into the empty net. Shakhtyor Soligorsk finished the tournament in third place winning its only game 2-0 against winless Tychy. The final tournament will be played 13-15 January 2017 at a venue to be determined.

Panthers end drought Nottingham, Odense move on to final The Nottingham Panthers won in Odense and advance to the final as first British team in seven years, together with host Odense Bulldogs. At the Continental Cup Final they will be joined by the top-two teams from the other group, Ritten Sport and Beibarys Atyrau, the champions of Italy and Kazakhstan respectively. The Continental Cup winner gets the chance to play in the Champions Hockey League 2017/2018. The Sheffield Steelers in 2009/2010 were the last team from Great Britain to make the final round. Since then the representatives from the UK failed to make it that far including the Panthers in 2013/2014. For Denmark it will be the second straight final participation after the Herning Blue Fox making it to the final tournament last year. The Nottingham Panthers won the semi-final tournament in Odense already on Saturday. After two wins in two games no other team had the theoretical chance to claim the tournament win since the Panthers had beaten its two closest followers, Odense and Angers, and the game against until-then-winless HC Donbass wouldn’t change the outcome of these two teams. Two strong periods helped the Panthers win the opening game against host Odense Bulldogs. Oliver Betteridge and Brad Moran netted the puck in the opening frame, Robin Sterner scored to keep Odense in the game. But two unanswered goals in the first half of the second period from Matthew Carter and Petr Kalus gave Nottingham a 4-1 lead. After Sterner’s second goal the British went into the second intermission with a two-goal cushion and Brian McGrattan restored the three-goal lead at 6:23 of the third period. But the game was still not over. Rasmus Lyo scored three minutes later and with the goalie pulled for the last minute of the game Dale Mitchell made it 5-4. The score outlasted the last 51 seconds of the game. In their second game the Panthers were outshot 27-20 by French club Angers Ducs, which started the tournament with a 3-2 win against HC Donbass. Angers got the lead twice thanks to a pair of power-play goals from Canadian import Jonathan Lessard in the first period but Jeffrey Brown scored the 1-1 goal for Nottingham and early in the second period Moran tied the game at two. The middle frame was the Panthers’ strongest and Kristian Kudroc, a towering former Slovak national team defenceman who once played NHL games for the two teams from Florida, scored at 15:23 of the middle frame. That goal changed the game. The Angers Ducs tried hard to come back but Jindrich Pacl, who represented the Czech Republic in the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey U18 World Championship, had a strong day in the Panthers’ net. The young goalie got the start after Finnish-Swedish netminder Miika Wiikman had suffered an injury from a collision the day before. McGrattan made it 4-2 in the last period and Gary Leveque’s 4-3 goal with 22 seconds remaining in regulation time came too late – the Panthers were final-bound. Losing the last game to fourth-placed HC Donbass, 3-1, didn’t matter anymore. Angers and Odense battled for the second spot and the second ticket to the final on the last day after having both lost to Nottingham and beaten Donbass in one-goal wins. The hosting Bulldogs were in charge for most of the game and outshot Angers 38-27 but Ducs goalie Leo Bertein made sure the score remained narrow. Rasmus Bjerrum and Oliver Larsen gave Odense the lead but Angers tied the game twice with markers from Mathieu Gagnon and Robin Gaborit. A penalty call against Angers’ Cody Campbell gave the hosts the edge in the dying minutes of the game. Michael Eskesen scored the game-winner with 2:01 left in the third period and with the 3-2 win Odense earned its ticket to the final. Odense’s American forward Tony Romano led the tournament in scoring as he does in the Danish league. Angers’ Lessard and Nottingham captain Moran, a Canadian forward who once played a couple of NHL games for Columbus and Vancouver, led the event in goals with three markers apiece. The Nottingham Panthers and the Odense Bulldogs will see each other again in the final tournament from 13-15 January 2017 together with Ritten Sport and Beibarys Atyrau. The host will be determined soon.

Andrej Csemez is already in the last 16, unfortunately he will face a cuban so most likely it will be the end, but still it´s huge that we finally have a great talent in this sport, yesterday he defeated a Irish boxer !!! it must be the first time ever slovak boxer won against Ireland.

video replays of the futnet 2016 world championhips finals Triples http://www.tvcom.cz/Zapas/Sport-Nohejbal/Soutez-Futnet-World-Championships-Brno-2016/Cast-Mens-Triples/Pohlavi-Muzi/143450-Slovensko-Ceska-republika.htm doubles http://www.tvcom.cz/Zapas/Sport-Nohejbal/Soutez-Futnet-World-Championships-Brno-2016/Cast-Mens-Doubles/Pohlavi-Muzi/143447-Slovensko-Ceska-republika.htm singles http://www.tvcom.cz/Zapas/Sport-Nohejbal/Soutez-Futnet-World-Championships-Brno-2016/Cast-Mens-Singles/Pohlavi-Muzi/143444-Ceska-republika-Rumunsko.htm all matches of the last day can be found here (just click on video) http://brno2016.worldfutnet.com/vysledky/

Last day of the Continental Cup 3rd Round, In Group 1, In the direct qualification match the host team Odense Bulldogs defeated the Angers Ducs 3-2 and finish the tournament in second position and qualify to the final round, they will be accompanied by the Nottingham Panthers, the biggest surprise of this edition, won the Group despite todays lost with HC Donbass Donetsk 1-3. Final Standing. 1- Nottingham 6 pts, 2- Odense 6 pts, 3- Angers 3 pts, 4- Donbass 3pts In Group 2, Beibarys Atyrau won against GKS Tychy 4-2 and advance into the final round together with the Ritten Sport, the host team won against Shakhtyor Soligorsk 3-1. Final Standing. 1- Ritten 9pts, 2- Beibarys 6pts, 3- Soligorsk 3pts, 4- Tychy 0pts. The Final round will introduce the traditional 4 teams round-robin tournament and is scheduled for the weekend of 13-15 January 2017, The host will be determined soon. After today we know that the new Continental Cup winner will be from those 4 (Odense Bulldogs (DEN), Nottingham Panthers (GBR), Ritten Sport (ITA), Beibarys Atyrau (KAZ).

Amazing video, amazing job @uk12points huge respect

ah that´s cool really interesting that this song touched especially the Argentinians, I´d never imagined or expected that, very pleasant surprise for me. thank you Albicelestes

Women's Basketball FIBA European Championship 2017 Various Cities (CZE) - 16 June 2017 - 25 June 2017 Totallympics Results Thread

Day 2 of the Continental Cup 3rd Round In Group 1, Nottingham Panthers (GBR) qualified team from 2nd round surprisingly won also today against Angers Ducs (FRA) 4-3 and is the first qualified team for the final round, wow, congrats what a achievement for british Ice hockey, Host Odense Bulldogs (DEN) defeated Donbass Donetsk (UKR) 2-1, the Ukrainian champion is already out before tomorrows last day. Nottingham lead the group with 6 points and is already qualified, 2nd ex-aequo are Odense and Angers both with 3 points and score 6-6, tomorrow they will face in a do or die match for the second and last ticket to the final round, Donbass is 4th without points and already out, tomorrow they will play their last this seasons europeans cups match against Nottingham. In group 2, Shakhtyor Soligorsk (BLR) defeated GKS Tychy (POL) 2-0 and the host Ritten Sport (ITA) Beibarys Atyrau (KAZ) 3-2. 1st Ritten with 6 points, 2nd Beibarys and 3rd Soligorsk both with 3 points and 4th Tychy with 0 points all are still in the game for the 2 tickets Tomorrow Beibarys will face Tychy and Ritten will play Shakhtyor Soligorsk.

I forgot to congratulate you for the great hosting of the contest, I know how much time it is requiring, but you made a great job, it was very entertaining. very well done

that would be a lot of swaps request I guess

Gimme five

a contest in NZ with your local time zone would be something interesting I already can imagine the night session we will have

So time for first brief recap... how to explain this disaster ? surely our worst ever performance...but well, really glad that got at least some points here and there, thank you all for your points, and mainly now I am so sad that I voted only for CZE from the mentioned nations but really I am very thankful for your appreciations, thank you once again. we probably are the new record holder with exactly 392 minutes pointless streak so here the sub-contests results Czechoslovakian trophy : 1 - 37 pts, 2- 36 pts. Pan-Slavic Championship : 1- 83, 2- and 56, 4- and 37 6- 36, 7- 27

so Ladies and Gentlemens, please stand up for the winning National Anthem,

yep at least we will return home with something