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Hettich Einfach Herrlich Ist Eine Scheibe
TURIN 06 MONTAG, 13. FEBRUAR 2006 www.suedkurier.de/sport SÜDKURIER NR. 36 / 62. JAHR BUONGIORNO AUS TURIN Ein Bisslein Bond VON LARS MÜLLER er Beißer, jeden Tag aufs Neue: Wenn die Sieger der D Olympischen Winterspiele geehrt werden, dann ist das ein Bisslein wie beim Bond. Richard Kiel war es, der sich als böser Beißer in den 007-Streifen „Der Spion, der mich liebte“ und „Moonraker“ einen schlechten Namen gemacht hatte. An jedem olympischen Tag gehen nun wieder Bewerbungen für seine Nachfolge ein. Georg Hettich war der Erste (weshalb er übrigens nicht 001 ist): Nach seinem Sieg im Gundersen-Einzel der Nordischen Kombination biss er in Pragelato bei der Sie- gerehrung auf Wunsch der Fotografen auf seine Goldmedaille. Selten ist es ein Kauen oder ein Lecken, immer ist es ein Zur- Schau-stellen der Beißerchen, ein richtiges Beißen. Warum machen die das? Jedes Kind weiß, dass Medaillen, seien sie aus Gold, Silber oder Bronze, nicht von Pappe, son- dern bissfest sind. Sportler sollten eher ordentliche Dental- pflege betreiben – damit sie auch morgen noch kraftvoll zu- beißen und Olympiasieger werden können. Vermutlich haben die Athleten aber folgenden Spruch im Ohr: OIympiastund hat Gold im Mund. Aber Gold im Mund ist doch – zumindest bei dieser Menge – ungesund. Zudem: Warum sprechen Sportler immer von mentalen Problemen? Haben viele von ihnen nicht eher ein dentales Problem, weil ihnen der Biss fehlt? Jetzt fehlt nur noch die Abschlussfrage: Sehen wir oder sehen die Sport- ler die Sache zu verbissen? Das Tolle an den Olympischen Spielen in Turin ist, dass die Medaillen erstmals ein Loch haben – und nicht die Zähne. -
Heather Moyse to Continue As Brand Ambassador for Prince Edward Island Potatoes
- Advertisement - Heather Moyse to continue as brand ambassador for Prince Edward Island Potatoes December 14, 2012 Heather Moyse, an Olympic gold medalist hailing from Prince Edward Island, will continue her role as brand ambassador for Prince Edward Island Potatoes. After a successful first year representing Prince Edward Island Potatoes at consumer and trade events across Canada and via social media, Ms. Moyse will be active in promoting PEI potatoes while competing for spots on both Canada's women's Rugby Sevens team as well as Canada's women's bobsled team. Rick Burt of Mid Isle Farms, Kendra Mills of 1 / 2 the PEI Potato Board, Heather Moyse, PEI Potato Ambassador and Women’s Bobsleigh 2010 Winter Games Olympic Gold Medalist, and Gary Linkletter, chairman of the PEI Potato Board."[I am] so pleased to be partnering with PEI Potatoes again, spreading the word about the health benefits of potatoes and about the industry on which I was raised," Ms. Moyse said in a press release. "As I embark on yet another challenge, it is wonderful to have the support of the growers behind me, and I look forward to seeing what we can accomplish as a team." "We are very pleased to have Heather continue to represent us as part of a winning team," Gary Linkletter, chairman of the Prince Edward Island Potato Board, said in the release. "Heather will continue to promote the quality and value of Prince Edward Island Potatoes as well as the nutritional benefits of potatoes as part of a healthy lifestyle and balanced diet." Ms. -
Magazyn Olimpijski Nr 1 – 2014
MaGazyn ISSN 1506-0233 M a G AZYN o LIMPIJS k I PISMo PoLSkIEGo KOMITETU oLIMPIJSkIEGo nR 1 (106) kwiecień 2014 DNI 1924 olimpijczyka 2014 OLIMPIJSKI spotkajmy się Debiut biało- W OSTRZESZOWIE -CZERWONYCH STR. 68 STR. 32 KRAKÓW WALCZY O ZIO 2022 WYWIAD Z PREZYDENTEM JACKIEM MAJCHROWSKIM STR. 44 zIo SoczI 2014 ALE IGRZYSKA! n Najlepszy wynik w historii polskich zimowych startów R 1 (106) kw ie c ie ń 2014 NA IGRZYSKACH Z KART HISTORII KRAKÓW 2022 WYDARZENIA SYLWETKI wokóŁ SPoRTU spis treścI W NUMERZE 3 zamiast wstępu 66 SYLWETKI MaGAZYN oLIMPIJSkI medal pachnie porażką? WYDAWCA: Radosne Soczi... i co dalej? Polski komitet olimpijski – wywiad z mają Włoszczowską ul. Wybrzeże Gdyńskie 4, 01-531 Warszawa tel.: +48 22 560 37 00, faks: +48 22 560 37 35 6 NA IGRZYSKACH e-mail: [email protected] REDAGUJE: zespół igrzyska na sześć medali 68 wokóŁ sportu ReDaktoR ProWadząCy: Henryk Urbaś Apel Olimpijski 2014 REALIZACJA WYDAWNICZA: 26 NA IGRZYSKACH 70 wokóŁ sportu Direct Publishing Group Sa Gorące. Zimowe. Czyje? ul. Genewska 37, 03-940 Warszawa Warto posłuchać tel.: +48 22 617 93 23, faks: +48 22 617 03 86 – Olimpijska kompozycja www.dp-group.com.pl 32 Z KART HISTORII PreZes ZarząDu: michał sztand Dubeltowy debiut DYREKTOR FINANSOWY: Marcin Przasnyski meNeDżeR Projektu: katarzyna łada 72 SUMMaRy REDAKTOR NACZELNY: Adam Piosik The Splendor of Olympic Gold DYREKTOR KREATYWNY: Marcin Górecki 38 Z KART HISTORII DYREKTOR ARTYSTYCZNA: marta michałowska Rzymska kareta asów Na okładce: Kamil Stoch AUTOR zdjęCia: Szymon Sikora 42 Z KART HISTORII Jubileusz na Wielkiej Krokwi zamiast wstęPU 44 KRAKÓW 2022 „Nie będziemy szastać publicznymi pieniędzmi” DRODZY CZYTELNICY! – wywiad z prezydentem Krakowa – prof. -
37. Forum Nordicum 3 Deine Belohnung
3 7. Forum Nordicum 11. – 14.10.2016 www.lahti2017.fi/en/de Biathlon-König Martin Fourcade bei der Ehrung durch Rolf Arne Odiin. Rolf-Arne Odin honors Biathlon-King Martin Fourcade. (Foto: FN) Dein Sport. Deine Belohnung. 100% Leistung. 100% Regeneration. Durch das enthaltene wertvolle Vitamin B12 wird der Energiestoffwechsel, die Blutbildung und das Immunsystem gefördert sowie die Müdigkeit verringert. Eine abwechslungsreiche und ausgewogene Ernährung sowie eine gesunde Lebensweise sind wichtig! GREEtiNG Dein Sport. Janne Leskinen CEO, Secretary General Lahti2017 FiS Nordic World 37. Forum Nordicum 3 Deine Belohnung. Ski Championships Lahti will host the Nordic World Ski Championships in 2017 for a historic seventh time. We are extremely proud to be the first city to achieve this record. To celebrate our unique history, we decided to name the event the Centenary Championships. The Centenary Championships are both an exciting and carefully prepared world-class sports event and one of the festivities that celebrate the centenary of Finland’s independence. A rare occasion for us Finns – and hopefully for our international guests. Lahti offers an optimal setting for record-breaking performances. The traditional venue has undergone extensive renovation and is now a fully functioning stadium that meets today’s requirements. We are also proud to have Vierumäki Olympic Training Center as our athlete’s village that allows the athletes to unwind and focus all their energy on performing at their best. We hope that the 2017 World Championships will leave their mark on future decades of sports events in Lahti and in Finland. The event has gained a great deal of popularity among young people, and we will soon have a new generation of volunteers for sports events. -
Changchun Mayor: Better Quality of Life Needed
CHINA DAILY MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2011 sports 23 scoreboard ALPINE SKIING Fall of wkts: 1-41 (Smith), 2-127 (Amla), NEW JERSEY 3 NY Islanders 2 (OT) Nice 1 (Mouloungui 62) Auxerre 0 India’s Harbhajan Singh is bowled 3-173 (Kallis), 4-223 (de Villiers), 5-238 Atlanta 5 PHILADELPHIA 4 (OT) Sochaux 0 Lyon 2 (Lisandro 22, Pjanic 64) by South Africa’s Dale Steyn during Women’s World Cup slalom (Duminy), 6-247 (van Wyk), 7-279 (Botha). Columbus 3 CAROLINA 2 Arles-Avignon 3 (Meriem 6, Kermorgant Saturday’s results: Bowling: Zaheer 10-0-43-1, Nehra 8.4- FLORIDA 4 Tampa Bay 3 (OT) 64, Cabella 80) Lorient 3 (Amalfi tano 19, their World Cup group B match in 0-65-0, Patel 10-0-65-2, Pathan 4-0-20-0, Detroit 5 ST. LOUIS 3 Diarra 45, Gameiro 53) 1. Marlies Schild (AUT) 1:43.85 Nagpur on Saturday. REUTERS 2. Kathrin Zettel (AUT) 1:44.78 Yuvraj 8-0-47-0, Harbhajan 9-0-53-3 (w1). NASHVILLE 4 Colorado 2 Lens 0 Toulouse 1 (Santander 75) 3. Tina Maze (SLO) 1:45.01) Result: South Africa win by three wickets Vancouver 4 CALGARY 3 Saint-Etienne 2 (Sako 35-pen, Payet 88) 4. Maria Pietilae-holmner (SWE) 1:45.41 NY Rangers 3 SAN JOSE 2 (SO) Brest 0 5. Veronika Zuzulova (SVK) 1:45.42 BIATHLON (OT indicates overtime win) 6. Manuela Moelgg (ITA) 1:45.60 German league World Cup overall standings (after 30 of 35 World championship NORDIC SKIING Saturday’s results: events): Saturday’s results (penalties for missed VfL Wolfsburg 1 (Mandzukic 22) Nurem- 1. -
David Kreiner
DAVID KREINER Geboren am: 8. März 1981 Wohnort: Kitzbühel Eltern: Edelgund und Peter Kreiner Geschwister: Patricia, Nathalie, Benjamin Beginn Sport: Im Alter von 6 Jahren erste Sprungversuche auf der Schattbergschanze (Kitzbühel) Ausbildung: Nordische Skihauptschule Saalfelden, Skigymnasium Stams mit Erfolg maturiert. Beruf: Zeitsoldat im Heeressportzentrum Rif/Hallein (Salzburg) Hobbies: Fussball und Tennis, Berge, Mountainbike ÖSV Nationalteam 1998/99 Mehrfache Österreichische Meistertitel Olympia 2010 GOLDMEDAILLE in Vancouver – Teambewerb (Felix Gottwald, Bernhard Gruber, Mario Stecher, David Kreiner) Weltmeisterschaften 2001 SILBERMEDAILLE bei der FIS- Nord. Ski WM in Lahti (FIN) im Teamwettbewerb (Felix Gottwald, Mario Stecher, Christoph Eugen) 2005 BRONZEMEDAILLE Bei der FIS-Nord. Ski WM in Oberstdorf (GER) im Teamwettbewerb (Felix Gottwald, Mario Stecher, Christoph Eugen, David Kreiner) 2011 GOLDMEDAILLE Bei Nordischen Ski-WM in Oslo (NOR) im Teamwettbewerb (David Kreiner, Bernhard Gruber, Felix Gottwald, Mario Stecher) Start bei der WM in Ramsau im Mannschaftsbewerb der NORDISCHEN KOMBINATION Junioren Weltmeisterschaften 2001 BRONZE bei der Junioren‐WM im Einzel (Gundersen K90/10 km), in Karpacz (POL) 2001 GOLD bei der Junioren‐WM im Einzelbewerb (Sprint K90/5 km), in Karpacz (POL) 2000 BRONZE bei der Junioren‐WM, Team (K90/4x5 km), in Strbske Pleso (SVK) 2000 BRONZE bei der Junioren‐WM, Einzel (Spring K90), in Strbske Pleso (SVK) 1998 BRONZE bei der Junioren‐WM Einzel (Gundersen K95/10 km) in St. Moritz (SUI) 1997 BRONZE bei der Junioren‐WM Team, Canmore (CAN) World Cup – Top 3 Ergebnisse 22‐01‐2011 Chaux‐Neuve FRA World Cup Gundersen LH HS118/10.0 K 1 16‐01‐2011 Seefeld AUT World Cup Gundersen NH HS109/10.0 K 3 20‐01‐2008 Klingenthal GER World Cup Sprint HS140/7.5 Km 3 13‐01‐2008 Val di Fiemme ITA World Cup Sprint HS134/7.5 Km 3 10‐02‐2001 Liberec CZE World Cup LH 15 km 2 21‐01‐2001 Park City/Soldier Hollow USA World Cup Team Mass Start K90/3x5 K 2 16‐03‐2000 Santa Caterina/St. -
Press Release (12/20/2005)
PRESS RELEASE 7 March 2012 Vattenfall sponsors future Olympians In a unique collaboration, Vattenfall and the Swedish Olympic Committee (SOC) are working together to increase the number of medals in future Olympic Games. Today, Wednesday, Vattenfall and SOC presented the eight Olympic athletes and 33 promising talents who will be receiving sponsorship over the next few years. This is a unique partnership focusing on long- term commitment. “Our partnership unites the National Olympic Committees in all our core markets – Sweden, Germany and the Netherlands. Its starting-point is local collaboration in our core markets and it opens the way to a European platform,” says Elisabeth Ström, Head of Communications at Vattenfall. Vattenfall’s and SOC’s partnership includes Team Vattenfall which consists of eight athletes in winter and summer sports, and Olympic Talent Support Vattenfall, which supports 33 promising talents on their way to Olympic Games and World Cup medals. Thanks to Vattenfall’s sponsorship, young promising athletes are given the opportunity to devote themselves fully to their sport and develop into future Olympians. Two promising sportspeople – Johan Eurén, wrestling, and Therese Lundqvist, shooting – are included in the Vattenfall talent programme. Team Vattenfall includes Anette Norberg, curling, Anna Holmlund, ski cross, Frida Svensson, rowing, Rolf- Göran Bengtsson, equestrian, Fredrik Lööf, sailing, Lisa Nordén, triathlon, Charlotte Kalla, cross country skiing and André Myhrer, alpine skiing. “What Vattenfall is doing is unique. No other company has got involved in this type of partnership. It provides direct financial support to each individual, but also means a long-term investment, not just in established athletes, but also an investment in young talent that will win medals in future years,” says Stefan Lindeberg, SOC Chairman. -
W14 Issue 3 – February 26, 2014
Note: This document is hosted here for archival purposes only. It does not necessarily represent the values of the Iron Warrior or Waterloo Engineering Society in the present day. 1 THE NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO ENGINEERING SOCIETY VOLUME 36 ISSUE 3 | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2014 HOW LABOUR LAWS MEET YOUR ENGSOC T CUBED: TAXI APPS WILL APPLY TO US ELECTION CANDIDATES Page 3 Page 5 Page 10 facebook.com/TheIronWarrior twitter.com/TheIronWarrior iwarrior.uwaterloo.ca Canadian Athletes Make Nation Proud at Winter Games M. Smelther The Women’s Hockey team pose for a photo after defeating the Americans 3-2 with two goals in the third and a powerplay goal in overtime. ELIZABETH SALSBERG Figure Skating Round-Up: Canadian Mike Riddle rode his way to a sil- Valérie Maltais, Marianne St-Gelais) took 3N NANOTECHNOLOGY Reigning Ice Dance Olympic Champi- ver medal with a score of 90.60, 1.4 points silver in an exciting A Final contest. De- ons Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir put down behind gold medal winner David Wise of fending 500 m silver-medalist Marianne St- It’s been another exciting Winter a fantastic performance again this year in the United States. These performances cap Gelais finished fourth in the B Final after a Games for the Canadian Olympic team both the short program and the free dance. an incredible Olympics in Freestyle Skiing close third place finish in the semis. Despite in Sochi. Highs and lows, surprises and In spite of this, American training part- for the Canadians this year in Sochi. -
Tiroler Meister Im Kunstbahnrodeln
Tiroler Meister im Kunstbahnrodeln Jahr Damen Herren Doppelsitzer 2021 Madeleine Egle David Gleirscher Juri Gatt / Riccardo Schöpf Tiroler Juniorenmeister Barbara Allmaier Florian Tanzer Tiroler Jugendmeister Annina Grundböck Johannes Scharnagl Tiroler Schülermeister Nina Grumser Paul Thurnbichler 2020 Madeleine Egle Wolfgang Kindl Juri Gatt / Riccardo Schöpf Tiroler Juniorenmeister Lisa Schulte Juri Gatt Juri Gatt / Riccardo Schöpf Tiroler Jugendmeister Anna Lerch Johannes Scharnagl Tiroler Schülermeister Nina Grumser Hendrik Ribis 2019 Lisa Schulte Wolfgang Kindl Juri Gatt / Riccardo Schöpf Tiroler Juniorenmeister Lisa Schulte Bastian Schulte Juri Gatt / Riccardo Schöpf Tiroler Jugendmeister Dorothea Schwarz Fabio Zauser Tiroler Schülermeister Mona Schmidt Moritz Achmüller 2018 Miriam Kastlunger Wolfgang Kindl Peter Penz/Georg Fischler Tiroler Juniorenmeister Lisa Schulte Bastian Schulte Juri Gatt / Riccardo Schöpf Tiroler Jugendmeister Dorothea Schwarz Florian Tanzer Tiroler Schülermeister Annina Grundböck Dennis Wirth 2017 Miriam Kastlunger Wolfgang Kindl Peter Penz/Georg Fischler Tiroler Juniorenmeister Hannah Prock Nico Gleirscher Florian Schmid/ Fabian Strickner Tiroler Jugendmeister Selina Egle Kassian Schwarz Tiroler Schülermeister Laila Paganini Dennis Wirth 2016 Miriam Kastlunger Wolfgang Kindl Peter Penz/Georg Fischler Tiroler Juniorenmeister Madeleine Egle Nico Gleirscher David Trojer/Philip Knoll Tiroler Jugendmeister Selina Egle Kassian Schwarz Tiroler Schülermeister Laila Paganini Sami Gatt 2015 Miriam Kastlunger Wolfgang -
A Sochi Winter Olympics
Official Newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia Edition 25 - June 2014 Asia at Sochi 2014 OCA HQ hosts IOC President OCA Games Update OCA Media Committee Contents Inside your 32-page Sporting Asia 3 OCA President’s Message OCA mourns Korean ferry tragedy victims Sporting Asia is the official 4 – 8 NEWS DIGEST newsletter of the Olympic Council of Asia, published 4 Hanoi withdraws as Asian Games host in 2019 quarterly. Kuala Lumpur counts down to IOC Session in 2015 OCA Education Committee Chairman passes away 11 Executive Editor / Director General OCA assists with 2nd COC Youth Camp Husain Al Musallam [email protected] 5 China’s Yu Zaiqing returns as IOC Vice President Children of Asia Games recognise OCA input Art Director / IT Director Top IOC posts for Asian sports leaders Amer Elalami [email protected] 6 ANOC Ex-Co and Olympic Solidarity Commission in Kuwait Director, Int’l & NOC Relations Vinod Tiwari 7 IOC President visits Kuwait, Qatar [email protected] and Saudi Arabia Anti-Doping activities Director, Asian Games Department 22 8 Haider A. Farman [email protected] OS/OCA Regional Forums in Bahrain, Myanmar 9 10 Inside the OCA Editor Jeremy Walker OCA Media Committee [email protected] OCA IT Audit in Thailand Executive Secretary 11 – 22 WELCOME TO SOCHI! Nayaf Sraj [email protected] Twelve pages of Asia at the Winter Olympics starts here Olympic Council of Asia PO Box 6706, Hawalli 23 Overview, Facts and Figures, Photo Gallery 12 – 13 Zip Code 32042 Kuwait 14 Four Asian NOCs join medal rush Telephone: +965 22274277 - 88 15 Final medals -
PRESS RELEASE – Preview for BMW IBSF World Cup in Innsbruck 27 January 2021
PRESS RELEASE – Preview for BMW IBSF World Cup in Innsbruck 27 January 2021 Finale to the 2020/2021 BMW IBSF World Cup in Innsbruck Two female Austrian athletes set to battle it out for World Cup victory on their home track Innsbruck (RWH): This coming weekend (29–31 January), Innsbruck Olympic sliding track (AUT) will be hosting the finale to the 2020/2021 BMW IBSF World Cup. Ahead of the eighth race of the season, two female Austrian athletes are currently leading their fields: Janine Flock in the women’s skeleton and Katrin Beierl in the 2-woman bobsleigh. Martins Dukurs (LAT, men’s skeleton) and Francesco Friedrich (GER, 2-man and 4-man bobsleigh) are also the overall leaders of their disciplines – and Benjamin Maier (AUT), currently second overall in the 4-man bobsleigh, also stands a good chance of finishing on the podium. In the women’s skeleton, Janine Flock was able to further extend her overall lead by finishing third at the penultimate race of the season in Königssee. The Austrian athlete has finished on the winner’s podium at all seven World Cup stops this season – and celebrated the last of her three wins so far this winter by breaking the Innsbruck track record in December 2020. At the World Cup finals on her home track, a mere 80 points (18th place) will suffice for the Austrian to take her second overall win after 2015. Second overall is World Champion Tina Hermann (GER, 1339). In the men’s skeleton, the leader, Martins Dukurs of Latvia, lost more than half of his lead after the race in Königssee. -
Pyeongchang 2018 | 8.–25. Februar
PYEONGCHANG 2018 | 8.–25. FEBRUAR DIN GUIDE TIL Vi byrVINTER-OL på fullstendig guide til PyeongChang 2018 med program dag for dag, tv-tider, vinnerodds og utvalgte norske favoritter! TOR8 FRE9 10 LØR 11SØN 12MAN 13 TIRS 14 ONS 15TORS 16 FRE 17 LØR 18 SØN 19 MAN 20 TIRS 21 ONS 22 TORS 23 FRE 24 LØR 25 SØN Torsdag 8. februar 03:45 Freestyle – Kulekjøring kvalifisering, menn 02:00 Snowboard – Slopestyle kvalifisering, OL tyvstarter allerede torsdag med menn (TVNorge) åpningskamper i Mixed doubles-turneringen i Vinner kulekjøring menn Curling der Norge er med. TV-sendingene starter Mikael Kingsbury (Canada) ..................1,42 Vinner slopestyle menn 13.30 med kvalifisering til normalbakken i hopp Dmitry Reikherd (Kasakhstan) ..............8,00 Mark McMorris (Canada) .....................6,50 på Eurosport Norge før samme kanal viser Sho Endo (Japan) ..............................10,00 Redmond Gerard (USA) ........................6,50 curlingkampene i opptak utover dagen. Matt Graham (Australia) ....................12,00 Marcus Kleveland (Norge) .................7,00 Bradley Wilson (USA) .........................12,00 Hiroaki Kunitake (Japan) .....................7,00 01:05 Curling – Innledende runde Troy Murphy (USA) ............................20,00 Darcy Sharpe (Canada) ........................7,50 Mixed doubles: USA – OAR Pavel Kolmakov (Kasakhstan) ............25,00 Kyle Mack (USA) ..................................9,00 01:05 Curling – Innledende runde Jae Woo Choi (Sør-Korea) ..................35,00 Tiarn Collins (New Zealand) .................9,00