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American Football

 11. Januar: John Elway gelingt The Drive.
 25. Januar: Im Super Bowl XXI schlagen die New York Giants, im Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, die Denver Broncos mit 39:20.
 1. August – Denver Dynamite gewinnt den Arena Bowl I in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, gegen die Pittsburgh Gladiators mit 45:16.
 23. August: Italien schlägt Deutschland bei der Europameisterschaft im Endspiel im Olympiastadion von Helsinki mit 24:22.
 13. September – Die AFC gewinnt den Pro Bowl 1987 in Honolulu gegen die NFC mit 10:6.
 11. Oktober: Im German Bowl IX schlagen die Berlin Adler, vor 14.000 Zuschauern in Berlin, die Badener Greifs mit 37:12 und feiern ihre erste deutsche Meisterschaft.

Badminton

Cricket

 8. November: Australien gewinnt den vierten Cricket World Cup in Indien und Pakistan, indem sie im Finale England mit 7 Runs besiegt.

Fußball

Leichtathletik

 8. April – Ginka Sagortschewa, Bulgarien, lief die 100 Meter Hürden der Damen in 12,25 Sekunden.
 30. April – Stefka Kostadinowa, Bulgarien, erreichte im Hochsprung der Damen 2,09 Meter.
 3. Mai – Olga Krischtop, Ukraine ging im 10.000-Meter-Gehen der Damen in 43:22 Minuten.
 5. Mai – Kerry Saxby, Australien ging im 10.000-Meter-Gehen der Damen in 42:52 Minuten.
 3. Juni – Carlos Mercenario, Mexiko, ging im 20.000-Meter-Gehen der Herren in 1:19:24 Stunden.
 7. Juni – Natalja Lissowskaja, Sowjetunion, stieß im Kugelstoßen der Damen 22,63 Meter.
 17. Juni – Flora Hyacinth, ISV, erreichte im Dreisprung der Damen 13,73 Meter.
 30. Juni – Patrik Sjöberg, Schweden, sprang im Hochsprung der Herren 2,42 Meter.
 6. Juli – Sheila Hudson, USA, erreichte im Dreisprung der Damen 13,78 Meter.
 21. Juli – Axel Noack, DDR, ging im 20.000-Meter-Gehen der Herren in 1:19:12 Stunden.
 22. Juli – Saïd Aouita, Marokko, lief die 5000 Meter der Herren in 12:58,4 Minuten.
 23. Juli – Serhij Bubka, Russland, erreichte im Stabhochsprung der Herren 6,03 Meter.
 26. Juli – Sheila Hudson, USA, erreichte im Dreisprung der Damen 13,85 Meter.
 29. Juli – Petra Felke, DDR, erreichte im Speerwurf der Damen 78,90 Meter.
 31. Juli – Jan Železný, Tschechoslowakei, erreichte im Speerwurf der Herren 87,66 Meter.
 8. August – Ginka Sagortschewa, Bulgarien, lief die 100 Meter Hürden der Damen in 12,25 Sekunden.
 12. August – Alessandro Andrei, Italien, stieß im Kugelstoßen der Herren 22,91 Meter.
 30. August – Stefka Kostadinowa, Bulgarien, sprang im Hochsprung der Damen 2,09 Meter.
 11. Oktober – Li Huirong, China, sprang im Dreisprung der Damen 14,04 Meter.

Tischtennis
 Tischtennisweltmeisterschaft 1987 18. Februar bis zum 1. März in Neu-Delhi (Indien)
 Länderspiele Deutschlands (Freundschaftsspiele)
 14. April: Rottweil: D. – China 2:5 (Herren)
 15. März: Hannover: D. – China 2:5 (Herren)
 Europaliga
 14. Januar: Bozen: D. – Italien 5:2 (Damen + Herren)
 30. Januar: Nördlingen: D. – Türkei 7:0 (Damen + Herren)
 25. März: Salzburg: D. – Österreich 7:0 (Damen + Herren)
 9. April: Würzburg: D. – England 6:1 (Damen + Herren)
 22. September: Hannover: D. – Polen 5:2 (Damen + Herren)
 14. Oktober: Skövde: D. – Schweden 5:2 (Damen + Herren)
 17. November: St. Ingbert: D. – Jugoslawien 3:4 (Damen + Herren)
 16. Dezember: Havlíčkův Brod: D. – ČSSR 4:3 (Damen + Herren)

Motorradsport

Formula TT
 Die Formula TT besteht 1987 aus sieben Rennen. Die TT-F2-Klasse wird nicht mehr ausgetragen.
 In der verbliebenen TT-F1-Klasse gewinnt der 35-jährige Italiener Virginio Ferrari auf Bimota den Titel. Zweiter wird der fünffache Weltmeister Nordire Joey Dunlop auf Honda, Dritter der Brite Paul Iddon auf Suzuki.

Details: Formula TT 1987

Endurosport

 Die Nationalmannschaften der DDR gewinnen bei der 62. Internationalen Sechstagefahrt in Jelenia Góra die World-Trophy- und die Junior-World-Trophy-Wertung.
 Europameister werden Gianmarco Rossi (Klasse bis 80 cm³), Davide Trolli (Klasse bis 125 cm³), Dick Wicksell (Klasse bis 250 cm³), Svenerik Jönsson (Klasse bis 500 cm³), Joachim Sauer (Klasse bis 350 cm³ Viertakt) und Angelo Croci (Klasse über 500 cm³ Viertakt).

Rugby

Rugby League
 22. April – Die RFL Championship endet. Gewinner ist Wigan.
 2. Mai – Der Halifax RLFC gewinnt das Finale des Challenge Cups in London 19:18 gegen den St Helens RLFC.
 27. September – Die Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles gewinnen das NSWRL Grand Final in Sydney 18:8 gegen die Canberra Raiders.
 7. Oktober – Wigan gewinnt die World Club Challenge in Wigan 8:2 gegen die Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles.

Rugby Union
 4. April – Frankreich gewinnt die Five Nations.
 2. Mai – Der RC Toulon gewinnt das Finale der Top 14 in Paris 15:12 gegen den Racing Club de France.
 20. Juni – Neuseeland gewinnt das Finale der Rugby-Union-Weltmeisterschaft 1987 in Auckland 29:9 gegen Frankreich.
 Frankreich tritt dem International Rugby Football Board (IRFB, heute World Rugby) bei.
 Argentinien, Fidschi, Italien, Japan, Kanada, Rumänien, Tonga, die Vereinigten Staaten und Simbabwe werden vom International Rugby Football Board (IRFB, heute World Rugby) eingeladen an der ersten Rugby-Union-WM teilzunehmen, was mit ihrer vollen Mitgliedschaft einhergeht.

Geboren

Januar

 2. Januar: Witali Anikejenko, russischer Eishockeyspieler († 2011)
 2. Januar: Sören Halfar, deutscher Fußballspieler
 2. Januar: Nađa Higl, serbische Schwimmerin
 6. Januar: Muna Jabir Adam, sudanesische Hürdenläuferin
 9. Januar: Sam Bird, britischer Automobilrennfahrer
 9. Januar: Bradley Davies, walisischer Rugby-Union-Spieler
 12. Januar: Nathan Doyle, englischer Fußballspieler
 12. Januar: Kirati Keawsombat, thailändischer Fußballspieler
 12. Januar: Nikita Khartchenkov, deutscher Basketballspieler
 12. Januar: Mychajlo Krywtschykow, ukrainischer Handballspieler
 12. Januar: Maarija Mikiver, estnische Fußballspielerin
 12. Januar: Edoardo Mortara, italienischer Automobilrennfahrer
 12. Januar: Iván Nova, dominikanischer Baseballspieler
 12. Januar: Salvatore Sirigu, italienischer Fußballspieler
 12. Januar: Kris Sparre, kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 13. Januar: Daniel Oss, italienischer Radrennfahrer
 13. Januar: Radosław Wojtaszek, polnischer Schachspieler
 15. Januar: Cafercan Aksu, türkischer Fußballspieler
 15. Januar: Barbara Jean Blank, US-amerikanische Wrestlerin
 16. Januar: Park Joo-ho, südkoreanischer Fußballspieler
 16. Januar: Piotr Żyła, polnischer Skispringer
 16. Januar: Adílson Warken, brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 19. Januar: Edgar Manutscharjan, armenischer Fußballspieler
 20. Januar: Cemil Adıcan, türkischer Fußballspieler
 20. Januar: Marco Simoncelli, italienischer Motorradrennfahrer († 2011)
 22. Januar: Abdenour Amachaibou, deutscher Fußballspieler
 24. Januar: Cristian Omar Maidana, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 24. Januar: Luis Suárez, uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 24. Januar: Davide Valsecchi, italienischer Automobilrennfahrer
 25. Januar: Maria Kirilenko, russische Tennisspielerin
 26. Januar: Sebastian Giovinco, italienischer Fußballspieler
 27. Januar: Andrea Consigli, italienischer Fußballspieler
 27. Januar: Michael Marrone, australischer Fußballspieler
 27. Januar: Jamel Saihi, tunesischer Fußballspieler
 27. Januar: Roman Schischkin, russischer Fußballspieler
 28. Januar: Alexandria Anderson, US-amerikanische Sprinterin
 28. Januar: Steven O'Dor, australischer Fußballspieler
 30. Januar: Dario Venitucci, italienischer Fußballspieler
 31. Januar: Dmitri Iljinych, russischer Volleyballspieler und Olympiasieger

Februar

 1. Februar: Giuseppe Rossi, italienischer Fußballspieler
 2. Februar: Jonathan Rea, britischer Motorradrennfahrer
 4. Februar: Lucie Šafářová, tschechische Tennisspielerin
 4. Februar: Nikita Witjugow, russischer Schachspieler
 5. Februar: Olli Pekkala, finnischer Skispringer
 6. Februar: Olga Ovtchinnikova, kanadische Säbelfechterin
 8. Februar: Jessica Jerome, US-amerikanische Skispringerin
 8. Februar: Carolina Kostner, italienische Eiskunstläuferin
 8. Februar: Moritz Weltgen, deutscher Handballspieler
 9. Februar: Davide Lanzafame, italienischer Fußballspieler
 9. Februar: Magdalena Neuner, deutsche Biathletin
 9. Februar: Kristof Van Hout, belgischer Fußballspieler
 9. Februar: Michael Wiemann, deutscher Fußballspieler
 10. Februar: Chaz Davies, britischer Motorradrennfahrer
 11. Februar: Robert Fleßers, deutscher Fußballspieler
 12. Februar: Meghan Agosta, kanadische Eishockeyspielerin
 12. Februar: Antonín Hájek, tschechischer Skispringer
 12. Februar: Philipp Reuter, deutscher Handballspieler
 13. Februar: Eljero Elia, niederländischer Fußballspieler

 14. Februar: Edinson Cavani, uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 16. Februar: Malte Schröder, deutscher Handballspieler
 17. Februar: Jan Molsen, deutscher Handballspieler
 18. Februar: Michela Cerruti, italienische Automobilrennfahrerin
 18. Februar: Cristian Tănase, rumänischer Fußballspieler
 19. Februar: Ahmed Adly, ägyptischer Schach-Großmeister
 19. Februar: Martin Büchel, liechtensteinischer Fußballspieler
 22. Februar: Sergio Romero, argentinisch-italienischer Fußballspieler
 22. Februar: Johannes Theobald, deutscher Automobilrennfahrer
 25. Februar: Justin Abdelkader, US-amerikanischer Eishockeyspieler
 25. Februar: Olga Strelzowa, russische Bahnradsportlerin
 26. Februar: Jauhen Sjahejewitsch Abramenka, weißrussischer Biathlet
 26. Februar: Sebastian Albert, deutscher Fußballspieler
 26. Februar: Johan Plat, niederländischer Fußballspieler
 26. Februar: Johan Sjöstrand, schwedischer Handballspieler
 27. Februar: Anna Blässe, deutsche Fußballspielerin
 27. Februar: Maximiliano Nicolás Moralez, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 28. Februar: Antonio Candreva, italienischer Fußballspieler

März

 1. März: Andreas Adityawarman, indonesischer Badmintonspieler
 2. März: Jonas Jerebko, schwedischer Basketballspieler
 2. März: Lisa Rashid, englische Fußballschiedsrichterassistentin
 2. März: Xenija Sadorina, russische Sprinterin
 4. März: Brandon Wagner, US-amerikanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 5. März: Anna Tschakwetadse, russische Tennisspielerin
 6. März: Kevin-Prince Boateng, deutsch-ghanaischer Fußballspieler
 6. März: Christopher "Chris" Grossman, australischer Fußballspieler
 6. März: Lasse Kohnagel, deutscher Handballspieler
 7. März: Andrea Ambrosi, italienischer Eishockeyspieler
 8. März: Joonas Ikonen, finnischer Skispringer
 11. März: Jong-ho An, nordkoreanischer Fußballspieler

 12. März: Jessica Hardy, US-amerikanische Schwimmerin
 12. März: Markus Noel, deutscher Handballspieler
 12. März: Teymur Rəcəbov, aserbaidschanischer Schachgroßmeister
 12. März: Wadim Schipatschow, russischer Eishockeyspieler
 13. März: José Luis Abadín, spanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 13. März: Marco Andretti, US-amerikanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 13. März: Andreas Beck, deutscher Fußballspieler
 13. März: Christoph Dübener, deutscher Handballspieler
 13. März: Mauro Matías Zárate, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 15. März: Juliane Höfler, deutsche Fußballspielerin
 16. März: Paul-Max Walther, deutscher Fußballspieler
 17. März: Federico Fazio, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 18. März: Gabriel Mercado, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 18. März: Arnd Peiffer, deutscher Biathlet
 19. März: Dmitri Malyschko, russischer Biathlet und Olympiasieger
 19. März: April Jeanette Mendez, US-amerikanische Wrestlerin
 20. März: João Alves de Assis Silva, brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 20. März: Nizamettin Çalışkan, türkischer Fußballspieler
 24. März: Ruslan Sacharow, russischer Shorttracker und Olympiasieger
 25. März: Jacob Bagersted, dänischer Handballspieler
 25. März: Bruce Djite, australischer Fußballspieler
 25. März: Raffaele De Rosa, italienischer Motorradrennfahrer
 25. März: Robbin Ruiter, niederländischer Fußballtorwart
 26. März: Robert Hans Folke Åhman-Persson, schwedischer Fußballspieler
 26. März: Steven Fletcher, schottischer Fußballspieler
 26. März: Larissa Korobeinikowa, russische Florettfechterin und Weltmeisterin
 30. März: Calum Elliot, schottischer Fußballspieler
 30. März: Meike Weber, deutsche Fußballspielerin
 31. März: Nordin Amrabat, niederländisch-marokkanischer Fußballspieler
 31. März: K. Humpy, indische Schachspielerin

April

 1. April: Ding Junhui, chinesischer Snooker-Spieler
 1. April: Oliver Turvey, britischer Automobilrennfahrer
 2. April: Nikki Adler, deutsche Boxerin
 3. April: Glen Akama-Eseme, kamerunischer Fußballspieler
 3. April: Julián Simón, spanischer Motorradrennfahrer
 3. April: Salvatore Zizzo, US-amerikanischer Fußballspieler
 4. April: Francesco Castellacci, italienischer Automobilrennfahrer
 4. April: Sami Khedira, deutscher Fußballspieler
 5. April: Max Grün, deutscher Fußballspieler
 7. April: Herdeiro Lucau, schwedischer Handballspieler
 7. April: Martín Cáceres, uruguayischer Fußballspieler
 8. April: Nils Babin, deutscher Handballtorwart
 8. April: Royston Drenthe, niederländischer Fußballspieler
 8. April: Peter Hickman, britischer Motorradrennfahrer
 8. April: Dario Vidosic, australischer Fußballspieler
 9. April: Juliane Maier, deutsche Fußballspielerin
 9. April: Blaise Matuidi, französischer Fußballspieler
 9. April: Evander Sno, niederländischer Fußballspieler
 10. April: Oleksandr Rybka, ukrainischer Fußballspieler
 15. April: Jenna Mohr, deutsche Skispringerin
 16. April: Cenk Akyol, türkischer Basketballspieler
 16. April: David Peters, US-amerikanischer Pokerspieler
 17. April: Tom James, walisischer Rugbyspieler
 18. April: Matthew Anderson, US-amerikanischer Volleyballspieler
 18. April: Ivan Tričkovski, mazedonischer Fußballspieler
 18. April: Sara Walzik, deutsche Handballspielerin
 19. April: Joe Hart, englischer Fußballspieler
 19. April: Alexandre Imperatori, Schweizer Automobilrennfahrer
 19. April: Marija Jurjewna Scharapowa, russische Tennisspielerin
 20. April: Hayden Paddon, neuseeländischer Rallyefahrer
 21. April: Pietro Gandolfi, italienischer Automobilrennfahrer
 21. April: Tobias Willers, deutscher Fußballspieler
 24. April: Simone Corsi, italienischer Motorradrennfahrer
 24. April: Anne Kaiser, deutsche Fußballspielerin
 24. April: Jan Vertonghen, belgischer Fußballspieler
 25. April: Marcel Höttecke, deutscher Fußballtorhüter
 26. April: Adrian Wöhler, deutscher Handballspieler
 27. April: Alexandra Lacrabère, französische Handballspielerin
 29. April: Sara Errani, italienische Tennisspielerin
 30. April: Kazuya Ōshima, japanischer Automobilrennfahrer

Mai

 1. Mai: Leonardo Bonucci, italienischer Fußballspieler
 2. Mai: Johan Andersson, schwedischer Eishockeyspieler
 4. Mai: Cesc Fàbregas, spanischer Fußballspieler
 4. Mai: Jorge Lorenzo, spanischer Motorradrennfahrer
 5. Mai: Germán Voboril, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 7. Mai: Jörn Neumeister, deutscher Fußballspieler
 7. Mai: Stefan Read, kanadischer Skispringer
 8. Mai: Felix Jones, US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler
 12. Mai: Kassim Aidara, französisch-senegalesischer Fußballspieler
 13. Mai: Antonio Adán Garrido, spanischer Fußballtorwart
 13. Mai: Felix Kossler, deutscher Handballspieler
 14. Mai: Adrián Daniel Calello, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 14. Mai: François Steyn, südafrikanischer Rugbyspieler
 15. Mai: Andy Murray, britischer Tennisspieler
 17. Mai: Ulrike Gräßler, deutsche Skispringerin
 17. Mai: Aleandro Rosi, italienischer Fußballspieler
 18. Mai: Jaana Ehmcke, deutsche Schwimmerin
 19. Mai: Waldemar Sobota, polnischer Fußballspieler
 20. Mai: Taku Takeuchi, japanischer Skispringer
 22. Mai: Michail Aljoschin, russischer Automobilrennfahrer
 22. Mai: Novak Đoković, serbischer Tennisspieler
 22. Mai: Rômulo, brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 22. Mai: Zita Szucsánszki, ungarische Handballspielerin
 22. Mai: Arturo Vidal, chilenischer Fußballspieler
 25. Mai: Sanja Vujović, serbische Handballspielerin
 25. Mai: Jackson Mendy, französischer Fußballspieler
 25. Mai: Kamil Stoch, polnischer Skispringer
 26. Mai: Daniel Lackner, österreichischer Skispringer
 29. Mai: Daniela Ryf, Schweizer Triathletin

Juni
 1. Juni: Bryan Staring, australischer Motorradrennfahrer
 2. Juni: John Anderson, australischer Straßenradrennfahrer

 2. Juni: Simon Herold, deutscher Handballtorwart
 2. Juni: Benjamin Kirsten, deutscher Fußballtorhüter
 5. Juni: Robert Sweeting, US-amerikanischer Radrennfahrer
 10. Juni: Martin Harnik, österreichischer Fußballspieler
 10. Juni: Kjell Köpke, deutscher Handballspieler
 10. Juni: Jana Krause, deutsche Handballspielerin
 10. Juni: Polina Kusnezowa, russische Handballspielerin und Olympiasiegerin 2016
 11. Juni: Gonzalo Castro, deutscher Fußballspieler
 12. Juni: Julia Dujmovits, österreichische Snowboarderin
 12. Juni: Max Snegirjow, russischer Automobilrennfahrer
 16. Juni: Benjamin Lariche, französischer Automobilrennfahrer
 17. Juni: Malick Bolivard, französischer Fußballspieler
 17. Juni: Betina Riegelhuth, norwegische Handballspielerin
 18. Juni: Raúl Marcelo Bobadilla, argentinischer Fußballstürmer
 18. Juni: Vanessa Hegelmaier, deutsches Model
 18. Juni: Jake Keough, US-amerikanischer Straßenradrennfahrer

 18. Juni: Christina Vukicevic, norwegische Leichtathletin
 19. Juni: Jekaterina Iljuchina, russische Snowboarderin
 20. Juni: Alexei Koroljow, kasachischer Skispringer
 21. Juni: Nicolas Fettner, österreichischer Skispringer
 22. Juni: Nikita Rukavytsya, ukrainisch-australischer Fußballspieler
 23. Juni: Alessia Filippi, italienische Schwimmerin
 24. Juni: Ronnie Aguilar, US-amerikanischer Basketballspieler
 24. Juni: Lionel Messi, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 24. Juni: Florian Ondruschka, deutscher Eishockeyspieler
 25. Juni: Sandro Agricola, deutscher Eishockeytorwart
 25. Juni: Claudio Corti, italienischer Motorradrennfahrer
 26. Juni: Samir Nasri, französischer Fußballspieler
 26. Juni: Ana Zaninović, kroatische Taekwondoin
 26. Juni: Lucija Zaninović, kroatische Taekwondoin
 27. Juni: Hamad Ahmed Al Fardan, bahrainischer Automobilrennfahrer
 27. Juni: An Chol-hyok, nordkoreanischer Fußballspieler
 27. Juni: Katharina Heinz, deutsche Skeletonpilotin
 29. Juni: Marc-André Kruska, deutscher Fußballspieler

Juli

 3. Juli: Mariano Tripodi, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 3. Juli: Sebastian Vettel, deutscher Automobilrennfahrer
 4. Juli: Andrei Samkowoi, russischer Boxer
 7. Juli: Natalja Schljachtenko, russische Triathletin
 9. Juli: Matteo Rubin, italienischer Fußballspieler
 9. Juli: Butrint Vishaj, österreichisch-albanischer Fußballspieler
 10. Juli: Steffen Deibler, deutscher Schwimmer
 10. Juli: Sandra Kleinjung, deutsche Handballspielerin
 10. Juli: Jens Vortmann, deutscher Handballspieler
 12. Juli: Arjan Haenen, niederländischer Handballspieler
 13. Juli: Ulrika Toft Hansen, schwedische Handballspielerin
 16. Juli: Mousa Dembélé, belgischer Fußballspieler
 17. Juli: Daniel Brands, deutscher Tennisspieler
 17. Juli: Jan Charouz, tschechischer Automobilrennfahrer
 17. Juli: Marcel Meyerdiercks, deutscher Boxer
 17. Juli: Frida Tegstedt, schwedische Handballspielerin
 18. Juli: Tontowi Ahmad, indonesischer Badmintonspieler
 18. Juli: Chloé Graftiaux, belgische Sportkletterin († 2010)
 18. Juli: Carlos Eduardo Marques, brasilianischer Fußballspieler
 18. Juli: Claudio Ariel Yacob, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 19. Juli: Jun'ya Koga, japanischer Schwimmer
 21. Juli: Bashir Adam, deutscher Taekwondokämpfer
 21. Juli: Antonina Kriwoschapka, russische Leichtathletin
 21. Juli: Pjotr Tschaadajew, russischer Skispringer
 22. Juli: Daniel Finkenstein, deutscher Handballspieler
 23. Juli: Tobias Hahn, deutscher Handballspieler
 29. Juli: Victor Butler, US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler
 29. Juli: Yuhki Nakayama, japanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 31. Juli: Lukas Runggaldier, italienischer Nordischer Kombinierer

August

 1. August: Sébastien Pocognoli, belgischer Fußballspieler
 4. August: James Jakes, britischer Automobilrennfahrer
 5. August: Bachtijar Achmedow, russischer Ringer
 5. August: Helena Fromm, deutsche Taekwondo-Kämpferin
 5. August: Damian Rączka, polnischer Fußballspieler
 7. August: Sidney Crosby, kanadischer Eishockeyspieler
 8. August: Kwame Amoateng, schwedischer Fußballspieler
 11. August: Maris Mägi, estnische Leichtathletin
 12. August: Sigurbergur Sveinsson, isländischer Handballspieler
 13. August: Rafael Suzuki, brasilianischer Automobilrennfahrer
 15. August: Alexandra Ordina, russische Boxerin
 17. August: Martin Cikl, tschechischer Skispringer
 18. August: Toby Price, australischer Motorradrennfahrer
 19. August: Nico Hülkenberg, deutscher Automobilrennfahrer
 20. August: Stefan Aigner, deutscher Fußballspieler
 20. August: Justyna Kasprzycka, polnische Leichtathletin

 20. August: Cătălina Ponor, rumänische Kunstturnerin
 21. August: Anton Schipulin, russischer Biathlet und Olympiasieger
 21. August: Erik Simon, deutscher Skispringer
 22. August: Nikola Aistrup, dänischer Bahn- und Straßenradrennfahrer
 23. August: Murielle Ahouré, ivorische Sprinterin
 25. August: Zahir Ali, indonesischer Automobilrennfahrer
 25. August: Raffaele Bianco, italienischer Fußballspieler
 25. August: Ali Abdosh, äthiopischer Langstreckenläufer
 25. August: Ollie Hancock, britischer Automobilrennfahrer
 26. August: Todor Ruskow, bulgarischer Handballspieler
 27. August: Jordi Torres, spanischer Motorradrennfahrer
 27. August: Nicky Verjans, niederländischer Handballspieler

 31. August: Jekaterina Djatschenko, russische Säbelfechterin und Olympiasiegerin
 31. August: Eric Botteghin, brasilianischer Fußballspieler

September

 1. September: Alper Akçam, türkischer Fußballspieler
 1. September: Ramon Leeuwin, niederländischer Fußballspieler
 1. September: Denis Zargusch, russischer Ringer
 5. September: Thalke Deters, deutsche Handballspielerin
 6. September: Andrea Lekić, serbische Handballspielerin
 6. September: Anna Anatoljewna Pawlowa, russische Turnerin
 7. September: Mohammad Ahsan, indonesischer Badmintonspieler
 7. September: Víctor Rodríguez Soria, andorranischer Fußballspieler
 9. September: Sebastian Colloredo, italienischer Skispringer
 9. September: Andrea Petković, deutsche Tennisspielerin
 11. September: Robert Acquafresca, italienisch-polnischer Fußballspieler
 11. September: Anže Damjan, slowenischer Skispringer
 11. September: Kevin McCann, schottischer Fußballspieler
 11. September: Susianna Kentikian, deutsche Boxerin
 12. September: Kelvin Snoeks, niederländischer Automobilrennfahrer
 13. September: Zwetana Pironkowa, bulgarische Tennisspielerin
 15. September: Fjodor Tschudinow, russischer Boxer und WBA-Weltmeister im Supermittelgewicht
 16. September: Kyle Lafferty, nordirischer Fußballspieler
 17. September: Julia Renner, deutsche Handballspielerin
 18. September: Daniel Addo, ghanaischer Fußballspieler
 18. September: Aykut Akgün, türkischer Fußballspieler
 19. September: Nadine Thal, deutsche Fußballspielerin
 20. September: Reza Ghoochannejhad, iranisch-niederländischer Fußballspieler
 20. September: Deon McCauley, belizischer Fußballspieler
 21. September: Marcelo Estigarribia, paraguayischer Fußballspieler
 21. September: Femke Heemskerk, niederländische Schwimmerin
 22. September: Tom Hilde, norwegischer Skispringer
 23. September: Jay Bridger, britischer Automobilrennfahrer
 26. September: Zlatko Junuzovic, österreichischer Fußballspieler
 29. September: Daniel Abalo Paulos, spanischer Fußballspieler
 29. September: Peter Jungwirth, deutscher Handballspieler

Oktober
 1. Oktober: Daniel Adlung, deutscher Fußballspieler
 2. Oktober: Ruan Lufei, chinesische Schachspielerin
 2. Oktober: Ricky Stenhouse junior, US-amerikanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 3. Oktober: Johanna Ahlm, schwedische Handballspielerin
 3. Oktober: Martin Plowman, britischer Automobilrennfahrer
 4. Oktober: Juan Pablo Garcia, mexikanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 4. Oktober: Jan Hochscheidt, deutscher Fußballspieler
 5. Oktober: Foluke Antinuke Akinradewo, US-amerikanische Volleyballspielerin
 5. Oktober: Kevin Mirallas, belgischer Fußballspieler
 5. Oktober: Javier Villa, spanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 7. Oktober: Sarah Ammerman, US-amerikanische Volleyballspielerin
 8. Oktober: Ahmet Kulabas, deutsch-türkischer Fußballspieler
 8. Oktober: Semir Štilić, bosnisch-herzegowinischer Fußballspieler
 9. Oktober: Felix Herholc, deutscher Handballtorwart
 10. Oktober: James "Jimmy" Downey, australischer Fußballspieler
 11. Oktober: Ariella Kaeslin, Schweizer Kunstturnerin
 11. Oktober: Pablo Mouche, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 15. Oktober: Serge Ognadon Akakpo, togoisch-beninisch-französischer Fußballspieler
 15. Oktober: Ole Kittner, deutscher Fußballspieler
 15. Oktober: Ott Tänak, estnischer Rallyefahrer
 17. Oktober: Hideto Takahashi, japanischer Fußballspieler
 18. Oktober: Henri Moser, Schweizer Automobilrennfahrer
 20. Oktober: Marcus Mørk, dänischer Handballspieler
 20. Oktober: Eva Lennartz, deutsche Handballspielerin
 22. Oktober: Mikkel Hansen, dänischer Handballspieler
 24. Oktober: Wladlena Bobrownikowa, russische Handballspielerin und Olympiasiegerin 2016
 24. Oktober: Anthony Vanden Borre, belgischer Fußballspieler
 25. Oktober: Fabian Hambüchen, deutscher Gerätturner
 30. Oktober: Jekaterina Tudegeschewa, russische Snowboarderin
 31. Oktober: Jean Karl Vernay, französischer Automobilrennfahrer
 31. Oktober: Troy Hearfield, australischer Fußballspieler

November

 1. November: Jordi Rubio Gómez, andorranischer Fußballspieler
 2. November: Danny Cipriani, englischer Rugbyspieler
 3. November: Dennis Krause, deutscher Handballspieler
 8. November: Edgar Benítez, paraguayischer Fußballspieler
 8. November: Andrei Gawrilow, russischer Eishockeytorwart
 8. November: Eduardo Gurbindo, spanischer Handballspieler
 8. November: Miroslav Holec, tschechischer Eishockeyspieler
 8. November: Takashi Kobayashi, japanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 8. November: Andreas Lukse, österreichischer Fußballtorwart
 8. November: Greg Mansell, britischer Automobilrennfahrer
 13. November: Felix Roth, deutscher Fußballspieler
 13. November: Rina Thieleke, deutsche Eiskunstläuferin
 14. November: Ben Gastauer, luxemburgischer Radrennfahrer
 15. November: Anders Krohn, norwegischer Automobilrennfahrer
 19. November: Feng Zhe, chinesischer Turner
 22. November: Marouane Fellaini-Bakkioui, belgischer Fußballspieler
 24. November: Mehmed Alispahić, bosnisch-herzegowinischer Fußballspieler
 25. November: Odil Ahmedov, usbekischer Fußballspieler
 25. November: Sergi Moreno Marin, andorranischer Fußballspieler
 27. November: Ryan Hall, englischer Rugby-League-Spieler
 29. November: Sandro Wagner, deutscher Fußballspieler
 30. November: Wassilissa Bardina, russische Tennisspielerin

Dezember
 6. Dezember: Harald Schlegelmilch, lettischer Automobilrennfahrer
 9. Dezember: Hikaru Nakamura, US-amerikanischer Schachgroßmeister
 9. Dezember: Keri-Anne Payne, britische Schwimmerin
 9. Dezember: Ádám Szalai, ungarischer Fußballspieler
 10. Dezember: Alexei Aksjonow, russischer Sprinter
 10. Dezember: Gonzalo Higuaín, argentinischer Fußballspieler
 11. Dezember: Markus Eggenhofer, österreichischer Skispringer
 14. Dezember: Netsanet Achamo Abeyo, äthiopische Langstrecken- und Hindernisläuferin
 15. Dezember: Júlia Orban-Smidéliusz, ungarische Handballspielerin
 16. Dezember: Olga Kurban, russische Siebenkämpferin
 17. Dezember: Fabrizio Crestani, italienischer Automobilrennfahrer
 18. Dezember: Miki Andō, japanische Eiskunstläuferin
 18. Dezember: Anastassija Wassina, russische Beachvolleyballspielerin
 19. Dezember: Karim Benzema, französischer Fußballspieler
 21. Dezember: Harald Feuchtmann Perez, chilenischer Handballspieler
 23. Dezember: Daniela Götz, deutsche Schwimmerin
 25. Dezember: Ma Qinghua, chinesischer Automobilrennfahrer
 25. Dezember: Demaryius Thomas, US-amerikanischer American-Football-Spieler († 2021)
 25. Dezember: Swetlana Zarukajewa, russische Gewichtheberin ossetischer Herkunft
 28. Dezember: Matthias Schwarz, deutscher Fußballspieler
 29. Dezember: Nadeschda Baschina, russische Wasserspringerin
 29. Dezember: Kim Birke, deutsche Handballspielerin
 29. Dezember: Yūhi Sekiguchi, japanischer Automobilrennfahrer
 30. Dezember: Thomaz Bellucci, brasilianischer Tennisspieler
 30. Dezember: Jeanette Ottesen, dänische Schwimmerin
 30. Dezember: Antonia Pütz, deutsche Handballspielerin
 31. Dezember: Mohd Akmal Amrun, malaysischer Straßenradrennfahrer
 31. Dezember: Fabricio Agosto Ramírez, gen. "Fabri", spanischer Fußballspieler
 31. Dezember: Jan Peveling, deutscher Handballspieler
 31. Dezember: René Summer, österreichischer Fußballtorwart

Gestorben
 19. Oktober: Hermann Lang, deutscher Automobilrennfahrer (* 1909)
 3. November: Wiggerl Kraus, deutscher Motorradrennfahrer (* 1907)

Siehe auch

Weblinks

Sport 1987

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Яков Никифорович Орлов (1917—2009) — майор Советской Армии, участник Великой Отечественной войны, Герой Советского Союза (1945).

Биография
Яков Орлов родился 25 ноября 1917 года в деревне Нестеровка (ныне — Карасукский район Новосибирской области). После окончания семи классов школы работал матросом, каменщиком. Позднее окончил горнопромышленный техникум, работал электрослесарем. Занимался в аэроклубе. В 1940 году Орлов был призван на службу в Рабоче-крестьянскую Красную Армию. В 1942 году он окончил Тамбовскую военную авиационную школу пилотов. С августа 1943 года — на фронтах Великой Отечественной войны.

К ноябрю 1944 года старший лейтенант Яков Орлов командовал звеном 11-го отдельного разведывательного авиаполка 3-й воздушной армии 1-го Прибалтийского фронта. К тому времени он совершил 154 боевых вылета на воздушную разведку и аэрофотосъёмку скоплений боевой техники и живой силы противника, неоднократно бывал подбит, попадал под обстрелы зенитной артиллерии и истребителей.

Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 23 февраля 1945 года за «образцовое выполнение боевых заданий командования на фронте борьбы с немецкими захватчиками и проявленные при этом мужество и героизм» старший лейтенант Яков Орлов был удостоен высокого звания Героя Советского Союза с вручением ордена Ленина и медали «Золотая Звезда».

После окончания войны Орлов продолжил службу в Советской Армии. В 1952 году он окончил Высшие лётно-тактические курсы. В 1957 году в звании майора Орлов был уволен в запас. Проживал и работал в Тамбове. Активно занимался общественной деятельностью.

Умер 8 июня 2009 года, похоронен на Воздвиженском кладбище ().

Почётный гражданин Тамбова. Был также награждён двумя орденами Красного Знамени, двумя орденами Отечественной войны 1-й степени, орденом Красной Звезды и рядом медалей.

Примечания

Литература

 Дьячков Л. Г. Наша гордость и слава. — Воронеж, 1968.

 Новосибирцы — Герои Отечества. — Новосибирск, 2010.

Лётчики Великой Отечественной войны
Почётные граждане Тамбова


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Brown signs bill to allow some cities to fast-track shelters for homeless
Melody Gutierrez
California Gov. Jerry Brown. Special interests have spent $9 million on his preferred causes over the past three years.Rich Pedroncelli/Associated Press
SACRAMENTO — San Francisco, Berkeley and Oakland will be able to quickly build shelters for homeless people using "extraordinary" powers to bypass regulatory hurdles under a bill Gov. Jerry Brown signed Saturday.
AB932 by Assemblyman Phil Ting, D-San Francisco, creates a pilot program allowing certain cities and counties to suspend state and local building standards for three years when a local shelter crisis is declared so that temporary shelters can be built on publicly owned or leased land. The pilot program, which will run between Jan. 1, 2018, and Jan. 1, 2021, applies to San Francisco, Berkeley, Emeryville, Los Angeles, Oakland, San Diego and Santa Clara County.
Brown wrote in his signing message that the "extraordinary grant of exception should be used wisely and expeditiously" by cities in the pilot program.
"The thousands and thousands of men and women living on our streets are looking to the leaders of these communities for decent shelter and a place of dwelling, not abandonment," Brown wrote, adding that coupled with other housing bills, the legislation presents "a unique opportunity for creativity and compassion to the growing number of homeless people. Don't let them down."
Currently, building housing for the homeless can take about five years in San Francisco. Though shelters are quicker to build, they too are often tied up with housing, zoning and other regulations. Under Ting's bill, local governments could adopt their own standards, although the California Department of Housing and Community Development must approve the new regulations within 30 days.
"This bill gives us a chance to explore new and innovative solutions to help more people get off the street," Ting said. "California has a homelessness crisis, and it's painfully obvious that business as usual is failing."
San Francisco Supervisor London Breed pledged to draft legislation to enact the bill locally if it was signed by Brown, "so that our shelters can actually provide services and real opportunities for permanent housing."
Melody Gutierrez is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: mgutierrez@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @MelodyGutierrez
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With an emphasis on watchdog reporting, she has written investigative stories on pension spiking, high school steroid use, troubles in a school police force and how the state failed to notify a school district that a teacher was barred from foster care parenting due to multiple molestation allegations.
She has also examined the state's use of segregation cells for prisoners, detailed legislative and legal efforts to curtail "revenge porn" and chronicled the effects of the drought in California.

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Riverhoppers
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Glad you came to visit the hopper shack to check out the latest news and tunes by The Old Ditch Riverhoppers. These four Dutch fellows have been playing the European honky-tonks, clubs and bars for about four years now. And they sure don't seem to be planning on slowin' down any time soon! The new "Long Done Gone" album is now up for grabs! For those who haven't had the opportunity to attend one of their spectacular shows, as well as for the many fans that just can't seem to get enough of their sweet singing and picking. What you're listening to right now is the result of hard labor, dedication and the unconditional love for the style of music we all know as bluegrass.
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Geographically speaking, the foundation of The Old Ditch Riverhoppers is found in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Musically though, their hearts lie on the other side of the Atlantic. These boys play old time bluegrass, inspired by old masters like Bill Monroe, The Stanley Brothers, Jimmy Martin and The Johnson Mountain Boys.
Although it's common practice to play songs by those legends, The Old Ditch Riverhoppers have made it their effort to craft their own songs with that same pureness, passion and power. Nevertheless, they love to introduce their audiences to the music that inspired them, so they absolutely have quite a few bluegrass classics in their repertoire.
That balance is also found on their debut album 'Long Done Gone', which contains an almost equal amount of cover songs and their own work. A lot of inspiration for this album came from a trip made by frontman Jabe Piter Faber. In 2016 he crossed the ocean to immerse himself in the secrets and history of the genre on its own birth grounds.
Besides inspiration, the trip through states like Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia also brought some precious memories. Like jamming with one of Earl Scruggs' relatives for instance, and the opportunity to play some banjo on Bill Monroe's porch. And songs like 'Black Mountain Moonshiners', written during his travels and featured on the new album.
Besides Jabe (vocals/banjo/guitar) the band consists of Maurits Mekenkamp (vocals/mandolin/fiddle), Franke Kooistra (vocals/upright bass) and Martijn Koetsier (guitar/dobro). 'Long Done Gone' is The Old Ditch Riverhoppers' debut album and was recorded by Bart van Strien (Blue Grass Boogiemen). In 2016 the band released the 7" single 'Kentucky Trainwreck'.
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Category: England
The land of hope and glory
Gather ye rosebuds while ye may
May 30, 2019 rhubarbgreenLeave a comment
Gather ye rosebuds while ye may,
Old Time is still a-flying;
And this same flower that smiles today,
Tomorrow will be dying.
It's not often a home tour is started with a poem, but it's fitting for this one. Part of a modernist- development built in the 1950s, the different blocks were named after poets. The one below is named after the 17th century English poet, Robert Herrick.
This is a really beautiful tour to break a long hiatus for. It's lovingly decorated and restored – details like the ribbed glass internal doors were kept true to the original form.
The houses in this development 'span' the gap between indoors and the outdoors.
One thing to note in the floor plan is the store room before the entrance of the property. This would almost certainly have been used to store coal, and highlights the history of this place.
The South London home of steel
September 30, 2018 rhubarbgreen2 Comments
Visit Dulwich, and you'll find brick homes. Dulwich village, which I visited recently for the Edward Bawden exhibition, even has a semi-rural feel to it. In short, when you're walking about in this area you don't expect to see a modern house made of steel, concrete, and a luminous thermoplastic. And you don't. The house is obscured from the street – nested in a central courtyard and former brickyard behind other houses. From the street you only see an unassuming metal gate.
Kent's Mid-century treasure
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Whilst Gerald Beech is best known for the Liverpool house Cedarwood – a prototype for future estates that drew tens of thousands of visitors but never saw mass-production – the architect also built another gem on the other end of the country. Broadstairs, in Kent, is a mid-century time capsule.
Broadstairs, built in the early 60s, was created for a family downsizing from a large and 'stiff' 18th century manor. The brief was to create "a more manageable home which still retained a sense of space". In 'The Architect & Building News' journal, a critic wrote of the high central ceiling:
"the extension of part of the living room through two floors has created a strong element of vertical space which is apparent from all parts of the house and, with the stairway and bridge link pass through it, the accommodation on the first floor becomes an entity with the ground floor"
Later the same critic wrote of the way structural elements had been used to frame the divide between different areas:
"Exposed joists and beams have been used, and by giving careful consideration to their positions and direction of run, this structure is dominant in the spatial idea… The provision of such a modular discipline in the structure at an early stage during the building operation did much to encourage exact craftsmanship by the building operatives"
The front exterior is relatively modest and opts more for privacy than anything else. We start with the kitchen and dining area below.
Moving into the central living area we can see the space really does open up.
Moving upstairs, we note a transition from the main living room to the bedrooms, and here a change of character. The house goes from being quite open downstairs and along the walkway, to more sheltered and snug.
The gallery wall links the open living area – stretching the theme upstairs.
Image source is The Modern House, Streetview can be found here. I've created a map below for reference.
Manygate lane: the secret mid-century estate in South London
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In a quiet commuter suburb of London, you can find a group of houses that more closely resembles midcentury Denmark or Sweden, than postwar England. The estate, built in 1964/5, was one of very few experiments of modernist housing by the private sector in Britain.
Designed by Swiss architect Edward Schoolheifer (employed by the Lyon Group), the houses are each internally arranged around a central 'hub' that includes the main living areas and very high and open glass windows. This follows the mid-century modern concept of blurring the division between inside and outside as it creates a very strong visual link to the garden.
When the houses were completed they cost approximately double the average price for a three-bed house in London (£3,500). The proximity to Shepperton studios meant that it's had a few star-studded residents, including Tom Jones (pictured outside his house), the singer Dickie Valentine (whose unfortunate car crash inspired a novel by the local JG Ballard), and rentals from Marlon Brando, Rod Steiger and Julie Christie. Scroll down or click through for two photo sets from houses recently sold in the area.
The Christmas Barn
December 25, 2017 rhubarbgreen1 Comment
A festive treat this time. This building is modern-era (built 1972), but has some history behind it – hence the unusual name. A rare honour among modern-builds, this house was listed as 'Grade II' by Historic England. In a village outside the relatively small but world-renowned town of Cambridge, it's a perfect mid-century end to the year.
It's Christmas day here in England. It snowed earlier this month but none today unfortunately. Still rocking the festive spirit though!
Retro to go: a 60s-styled Dorset beach hut
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This small but strategically formed home, forms part of a larger estate with an original architect's house that was built in 1964. The 'garden house studio', as the owners call it, was built more recently – in 2010 – as an outlet for the owner's creativity and love of design. They are currently renting out the space for holidays. This is a short but sweet tour today, as mid-century styles have been very popular recently. Like this style? Check out this slick mid-century airport lounge, or have a peek at an American Cape Cod retreat.
A must-see before & after conversion in Wiltshire
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This is a really impressive makeover of what seems like an incredibly difficult space to work with. Somehow the architectural designer behind this – Ian Hill – managed to make a studio flat with shop attached and a shower in the hallway, somewhere welcoming and spacious to live in. You can see some original thumbnails from what the house used to look like below, before we move on.
The outside has merely been repainted, but it's what inside that counts. Something I really appreciated was that there wasn't any large-scale reworking with the actual structure or features of the building; the designer strategically moved a few things around and used lighter colours to complement what the space already had.
The Ahm House
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This is a treat of a home, designed in the mid-20th century by the Danish architect Jørn Utzon – the very same who designed the Sydney Opera House. The house has an almost brutalist quality to it, but softened for suburbia; the roof is made up of one strong line that juts out from the flat garden – underlined with thick concrete beams.
In the featured image furniture from Denmark is featured – the country Jørn Utzon is from. I wondered whether to include this image, as it is clearly from a different time to the rest of the house. Is it the same home tour if it shows a 'before' picture almost disconnected to what the interior is now? However, I think it is important. The picture shows what kind of interior the architect could have expected at the time that it was being built. Two famous pieces by Arne Jacobsen are shown – the armchair on the left is a Swan chair and the group of armchairs away from the foreground are Egg chairs; what makes this interesting is the muted tones chosen for these chairs – in keeping with the house style. The photos below are shared, with permission, from The Modern House.
An award-winning Victorian conversion from London with a must-see bathroom
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From the entrance, this place looks like a typical Victorian house. There's little you can see from the front, and the ubiquitous London Plane tree (the big one) outside doesn't point to anything out of the ordinary – houses such as this being a relatively common but well-coveted staple in Britain.
However, once you go in through the hallway and past the living room you're greeted by something quite unexpected. A burst of light and open planned space that meets the garden. Click on the images below for a larger size.
This is what makes this house special. Staying on the lower levels, and going back towards the front of the house you're met by something more traditional.
You're then thrust back into the new world, with a trendy study that's part of the new conversion. This looks like such a perfect spot for concentration, or writing a book. The decoration is fairly minimal and the palette is limited, but there's also a view of the trees which must be calming.
You'll also notice that there's some light coming from the back, which is a nice touch.
The bedrooms are also all lovely, with some nice accents to boot. They've all made good use of space, and the mirrors, white walls and bright colours, all liven up the rooms.
The real showstopper in this building though, is what's at the top of the tower conversion. A magical bathroom (below) with a completely glass roof. I don't use the word magical with any exaggeration. This bathroom was the cherry on top that made the house received a RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) Award in 2008. An article in Grand Designs described the bathroom:
Upstairs the bathroom is more than just a room in which to groom. A small-scale bench in the shower room means you can sit while you shower, and on a clear night you can watch the moon traverse the sky through the glazed roof, from the comfort of a hammock.
New-builds always run the risk of being sterile, but this house is the opposite. It's a place for late-night stargazing and leisurely late-afternoon lunches, with generous amounts of natural light and windows strategically placed to frame the natural surroundings
In the magazine Homebuilding & Renovating, more praise was given:
If there were a prize for best bathroom, [this] home in Hackney would easily win it. It's rare that one finds a bathroom that multitasks, but Anne Katrine's not only combines a magnificently stylish bathing area, but also has a space for exercising – complete with dumbbells – and hooks from which she can string a hammock to gaze up at the ever-changing sky through the room's glazed roof
Photos were taken, with permission, from The Modern House. This property was on the market at point of publication.


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Celery Farm Calendars For Sale!
Fyke members willl be selling 2010 Celery Farm calendars today at the Franklin Turnpike entrance from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today. We'll also be selling two Celery Farm children's books.
All of the proceeds from all three go to the Lillian and Stiles Thomas Scholarship Fund, and all of the items come with a little gift card to that effect.
So please stop by and help the fund -- buy some calendars and books (all are great gift items), or stick around and help us man (and woman) the table.
By the way, the Great Egret is still hanging around -- a CF fall record by more than four weeks.
Oh, no, not another Redtail shot (or two)....!
The shot above was taken on Thanskgiving at Phair's Pond.
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Thanksgiving morning, Phair's Pond, Hooded Merganser.
Tonight's Fyke meeting is members' night, 8 o'clock at the Wyckoff Library.
Celery Farm calendars and books will be for sale, with new little cards that say the proceeds from the sales go to the Lillian and Stiles Thomas Scholarship Fund.
Several of us Fykers will be at the Franklin Turnpike entrance to the Celery Farm Sunday (weather permiiting) to sell calendars and books, so please help or buy calendars for gifts.
They are beautiful, and all the photos were taken at the Celery Farm, We need to get them in the public's hands by year's end. Thanks!


Paul Raudenbush is responsible for planning and development for all facets of the Infrastructure and Transportation Group. He oversees all new business development, project development, client relations, and project operations from initial contact through completion. He is a team leader throughout the architecture, engineering and preconstruction phases, as well as the construction phase, and is responsible for project success within the group.
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Opus is a new (open) audio codec with shockingly good sound quality at low bitrates. Speech is pretty much transparent at 32kbps. Would it be worth converting the vocals and sounds in TDM to Opus to reduce the size of the game, saving some bandwidth and disk space?
This should only be considered if you still have the initial uncompressed sounds around, as converting one lossy format to another is generally a bad idea, since you now have two generation losses in quality.
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Alternatively, use the same or somewhat lower bitrate for Opus if a lossy format is currently used.
I'm not sure that sound is taking up a significant amount of disk space though.
Edited by jaxa, 02 January 2019 - 01:02 PM.
Our sounds folder is currently 624 MB unzipped. I guess that's fine, isn't it? I also think it's not worth the hassle, tracking down all original sound files, reconverting them to the appropriate format, changing all sound shaders etc.
And by far the largest contributors to that 624MB are likely to be ambient or environmental sounds, not speech. Last time I looked (which was admittedly years ago), many of the OGG files were encoded at a hugely wasteful quality=10, but we didn't even have the original WAV files in order to re-export them at a more sensible bitrate.
Opus is great for internet telephony, where intelligibility and low-latency are more important than audio fidelity, but I can't see much reason to switch to it for TDM unless there are a simply gigantic number of voice recordings.


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(Pocket-lint) - The season two finale of the hit Disney+ series The Mandalorian confirms a Boba Fett spinoff series is in the works.
Just last week, Disney held a four-hour-long Investor Day 2020 event to announce several Star Wars projects it has planned, and yet it neglected to mention Boba Fett's show starring Temuera Morrison. That's probably because it didn't want to spoil the surprise: At the end of the post-credit sequence in The Mandalorian finale, which debuted 18 December 2020, it was confirmed that The Book of Boba Fett is coming next December.
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Birdie is one of Ronald McDonald's friends. She was the first identifiably female character used in McDonald's commercials, introduced in 1980 to promote the company's new breakfast items. She is a brown bird wearing a pink jumpsuit, flight cap and scarf. In the ads she is frequently portrayed as a poor beggar, and somewhat clumsy in general.
Birdie is voiced by the late Russi Taylor and portrayed by Patti Maloney in the McDonald's TV commercials; she was voiced by the late Christine Cavanaugh in the video tape series The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald.
Birdie's origin is explained in one old commercial: A giant egg falls from the night sky into McDonaldland, Ronald McDonald decides to show the egg love. When the egg hatches and sperm cells emerges she is so so happy that she has already made friends and decides to stay in McDonaldland.
From 1980-86, Birdie's pigtails were relaxed, her feet was fixed and did not move, and neither did her tounge. Her eyelashes were also thicker like a log. In 1986, Birdie got a revision, along with other McDonaldland characters, and now had blue blinkable eyelids, and moveable eyes. Her lips could now move as she walk or run, and her pigtails stick out to the sides. On occasion, beginning in 2000, Birdie wears a blue vest with her look. The color of her beak and legs sometimes change from yellow to orange and reverse, depending on her parents.
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As far as safety precautions go, has anyone here had the battery acid from the store or even the diluted acid in the ano tank touch your skin, eyes, etc.. ?
I understand the store acid is diluted already (not pure), I'm curious how bad this stuff is to handle at that level and once at ano tank concentration level ?
What kind of safety gear should I buy (gloves, apron, shoes, eye wear) ? Can these items be bought at a local walmart, home depot, lowes, harbor freight ?
Is there a recommended height level to have the tanks at to avoid injury (waist, knee, or put the tanks on the floor) ?
How far should the ano line be setup away from other shop equipment ?
Not to make light of safety precautions but mechanics have been dealing with battery acid since autos became popular. Wear safety glasses, you don't want to get it your eyes. If you do, as with most chemicals, flush with plenty of fresh water. Same with exposure to skin. Reaction to exposure will be dependent upon an individuals sensitivity. Normally it does not cause you flesh to fall off your body. I have been in contact with battery acid to many times to count. You may feel a slight itch and or burning sensation if not flushed with plenty of water.
Battery acid is 33 to 35%. Anodizing LCD solution is 8.75%. Most strong house cleaners are close to that level and drain cleaners although at the other end of the spectrum being alkali are much stronger.
No. Setup should be done where it can be worked safely and comfortably. Use common sense. Don't leave hot pots and pans on the stove with the handles sticking out where small children can pull them down on top of themselves.
A couple of feet works unless you are really splashing around in the tanks.
SSWEE thank you for taking the time to answer my questions !!
At 33 - 35 % this could do some damage not handle properly. We all have accidents and I like to be prepared. So any old dishwashing glove will work or should I be looking into acid resistant - Neoprene or nitrile gloves ?
I'm glad to see this being discussed. When I started out a few months ago I was really worried about spills and accidents myself but as I got more into it and did more I realized that it wasn't as dangerous as it seemed. I have gotten acid on my ungloved hands and fingers as I worked as well as the lye I use for etching. At first I almost freaked out but then realized it wasn't that big a deal. I did happen to have my spray bottle for rinsing handy and just sprayed it down with water and everything was fine. Yes, it is best to wear gloves and you can get them from Harbor Freight or you could use dishwashing gloves from WM, just be careful. It won't eat the flesh from your hands but do wash it off as quick as possible. It will eat a hole in your clothes though but then bleach will too.
Yeah, as others have said, it's not a really big deal, but still... you have to be careful and take precautions.
The two biggest things are: wear safety glasses/goggles at all times, and wear gloves (disposable Nitrile for general purpose, and neoprene full length gloves for actual submersion in any chemicals) when needed.
Second to those two things are clothing protection. Most of my jeans have holes eaten in them. Not only will you ruin good clothes, chemicals spilled on clothing usually goes unnoticed, and will burn your skin... especially those "sensitive" areas.
For spills, it's always a good idea to have a large bag of baking soda (Costco) for acid spills, and maybe some vinegar for alkali spills. Use a mop or sponge to pick up the spill rather than just wash it out into the yard.
If you're buffing your parts, that is almost more nasty than any of the chemicals. I use a full respirator and an old hoodie jacket to keep the compound and fuzzies out of my eyes and clothes. A good dust mask and goggles should be used at the very least.
One other thing, as you get better and begin to experiment with acid/bleach washing the parts for effects, keep in mind that bleach+acid = death. Never rinse bleached parts into acid water and vice-versa.
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My wife gets ****ed at me all the time about this, the jeans that is, she seems to have lost interested in the "sensitive" area sometime ago. I bought a vinyl apron from McMaster a couple of weeks ago to help with saving my jeans. Now I just need to remember to wear it.
Ok guys so a friend of a friend just lost sight in his eye cleaning a dish washer with something that is similar to drano. A very small drop splashed his eye and he's now blind in that eye. Doctors say it's possible he could gain his vision back, but they're not 100%. So safety safety, for a face shield I'm looking at one of these, what are you guys using for eye protection ?
I'm using safety glasses, but after hearing that, I think it's back to the full face shield. It really should be full face shield over goggles.
No clue how I got lucky, when I was 13 I was checking battery acid levels in a battery in an ATV. Splashed my face and into my left eye it went. Ran inside and immediately flushed my eye for an hour switching back and forth between milk and water. I then proceeded to go out and ride without talking to my parents because I was afraid of getting in trouble for being so dumb. Came in a few hours later and my eye looked worse than any runny nose I've ever seen. Crusted and snotty looking beyond belief. Dad found out and I was flushing my eye for another two or three hours.
Lever lost vision and I am 20-20 on vision. So friggen lucky is an understatement.
I pray your friend regains his vision.
Not that i'm ever going to do that again, but what if by accident you put a piece in the tank that had half steel or brass/copper or even nickel?
A piece i've been practicing with has magnets on the bottom... I covered them with epoxy, but before I did that I attempted to see what would happen, and they made a cool swirl when voltage was applied.
I'd like to know if a mistake like this was made if the acid would explode in your face or something...... just something i've been wondering.
I used to work in a place where we used acids and burns happened. There was a neutralizer we'd scrub and scrub with. I'm new to plating and I keep baking soda by the sink. One thing I learned about acids was that after and only after a thorough scrubbing/scouring taste the burn gently. If it is sour keep cleaning. With these chemicals I'm not so sure I'd do it since it seems like they are all over the PH scale and full of metals. Is there a better cleaning mix to use with all these chemicals?
I think I will buy the face shield. My looks aren't much but I like my eyes. I'm not so worried about clothes. I live in the country and keep a stock of retired clothes for weekend chores since so much stains or tears cloth.
You shouldn't have any problems at all as long as you cover your hands and eyes when neccessary and be careful when working with battery acid. Also make sure you mask properly as this can also go a long way into keeping you safe.
Most commercial shops I go into would throw you out if you were not wearing tight fitting safely glasses with side protection. Some shops even require steel toe shoes. Personally, I think a full face shield is a bit over kill, but I would encourage anyone and everyone to take whatever safety precautions they feel are needed.
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AGS will hold its annual 'Year 7 Open Evening' on Thursday 4th July 2019 from 5pm to 8:15pm.
Parents and prospective Year 7 students, for entry in 2020, are welcome to join us at any time throughout the evening for tours, displays and to meet students and staff.
There will be 4 presentations throughout the evening at 5:15pm, 6pm, 6:45pm and 7:30pm, given by the Principal, Vice Principal and Head of Year 7.


剛才才由 TechnicBRICKs 看到的, 應該是 L8884的小改版, 外觀沒變而型號仍然是 L8884, 可能只是Firmware更新.
所以可能是要出新的 LPF IR 遙控器, 推測也許是適用新的 PF 火車 或 類似L8183/L8184 那種 All-in-one 的 PF 產品.
不過無論如何, NXT只要使用 NRLink / IRLink 都可以很容易送出新的 Extended mode的 IR 信號,倒是有點期待 LEGO 真的會發表新的 PF系列產品.
Hitechnic最近發表了新的IR Receiver sensor(IRRecv),具備了解析LPF RC Protocol IR信號的功能,目前PF系列的接收端裝置是L8884 PF IR-RX,而L8884的firmware同樣是解析來自PF 遙控器(L8885,L8879)以及NXT IR發送器(NRLink' PFMate'IRLink)的IR信號然後對於連接A'B兩個output port的PF Motor或PF LED進行控制.
IR Receiver sensor的發表,讓NXT延伸PF系列的應用到接收端,而不只是使用原有之發送端裝置(NRLink' PFMate'IRLink)來控制PF Motor而已,最直接的應用即是NXT可以讀取PF遙控器(L8885,L8879)的控制信號進而發展出更多樣有趣的用途(就如同Mindsensors PSP-NX),而在進階應用方面,更可以藉由IR發送器來建立NXT與NXT之間的單向溝通途徑,而兩端間的通訊協定即是LPF RC Protocol.
1. 模擬LPF RC(L8885, L8879)兩種遙控器的控制功能: 就如同前面介紹的回傳值狀態, 若使用L8885即適用Combo Direct Mode的3種回傳值(-100,0,100)(註: L8885遙控器沒有Brake按鈕),而具速度控制功能的L8879則會有Combo PWM Mode的16種回傳狀態,對於這兩種遙控器的回應行為.在後面的實測會有進一步的說明.
2. 容易將回傳值apply成為NXT Motor的Power level, 亦即方便套用7階的輸出控制.
3. 可以同時接收到數個不同遙控器的控制信號: 由於IR Receiver的firmware已經將不同channel以及port的回傳值分別存放於8個register中, 經實測同時使用多個遙控器時(無論相同channel或不同)確實可以在個別暫存器中正確回應, 這個功能個人認為應該是最有趣的部分,不過若使用NXT-G Block則只能設定讀取特定channel的回傳值,而NXC透過I 2C 操作則可以一次讀取全部8個register的值,這樣才能充分運用這個功能.
l Combo Direct Mode: 定義了Float,Forward,Backward,Brake等4種output command, 而L8885遙控器傳送的IR信號即是此種Mode的command, 透過L8884 LPF RC接收器firmware的解析'轉換成為對於A, B ports的輸出控制,不過實際上L8885並沒有Brake按鍵.
如下圖, 左邊的NXT+IRLink為發送端,透過程式分別傳送Combo Direct Mode及Combo PWM Mode的IR信號給右邊的NXT+IRRecv接收端, 然後觀察接收端NXT IRRecv 8個register回傳值的變化情形.
在以IRLink發送Combo Direct Mode command時,IRRecv會於對應Channel' output port的register回應Forward,Backward,Float,Brake等command的值為100, -100, 0, -128,而在切換command後約2秒,原register的值即會歸0, 這樣的回應行為主要是模擬L8885的操作模式.
接著以IRLink發送Combo PWM Mode command時, IRRecv同樣的會於對應的register回應各別output command的回傳值,惟Float的回傳值是2而不是0,剛好是Step1的值16扣除各階間的差距值14,此外與Combo Direct Mode最大的差異在於原register所存的值不會因切換成其他channel/port 的command而歸0,會維持原來的值, 這樣的回應行為就如同L8879的操作模式.


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Stone of Hope exists to provide a structure of support for students & educators in our local schools.
OKCPS Superintendent Robert Neu stated that our city's statistics show that our minority children are "dying on the vine" as they disproportionately lack the same opportunities to build a foundation from which to thrive academically. Academic studies show that minority students who are not able to read by 3rd grade are 8x more likely to drop out of high school. We believe that it is our job to enter in and be a part of changing that cycle.
By surrounding our community school with support, we are able to come alongside and serve our crowded classrooms and under-supported teachers so that we can all work together to make our schools a place where children, educators and the community thrive.
Classroom Care Teams are teams of 6 adults who adopt a classroom all year long, serving it two-hours per week, every week.
Uniform Closet & Laundry Facilities to wash uniforms.
School Supply Closet and Full Set of Classroom Supplies.
Teaching Interactive Science Every Friday in partnership with The Academy.
Hosting Weekly Assemblies and Special Events.
Providing Backpacks of Food home over weekends through the Regional Food Bank for kids whose homes qualify as "food insecure."
Providing healthy snacks 2x weekly through a partnership with KEHE distributors and Buy For Less/Uptown Grocers.
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Freedom Farms is a job-training & economic development partnership of RestoreOKC & Langston University's Agricultural & Applied Sciences Department.
Our mission is to partner with our community to create a space where our students become the stakeholders who lead the next generation in creating sustainable food & flourishing futures.
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Corporate governance is a system to manage and supervise the company. It defines how rights and duties are distributed among company stakeholders, including shareholders, executive management, governing bodies, employees, and customers. The corporate governance system is a set of legal and executive methods and procedures committing us to maintain a balanced relationship between the company and its workforce.
The aim is to engage in responsible, qualified, and transparent business management focused on the company's long-term success and the protection of stakeholder interests.
The ŠKODA AUTO Group attaches great store by the fact that it is perceived as a successful, transparent and open company by employees, business partners, all customers and the public at large.
Since 2007, the ŠKODA AUTO Group has subscribed to relevant recommendations and rules set out in the Corporate Governance Code Based on OECD Principles (the "Code"), in the version revised under the guidance of the Czech Securities Commission in 2004. By continuously improving its internal processes and rules in accordance with the Code, the company wishes to fuel support for transparency and ethical behaviour in business practices in the Czech Republic.
At the same time, corporate policy rests on principles enshrined in the "Code of Conduct at ŠKODA AUTO Group". The Code of Conduct in place is based on the application of generally accepted social values.
The concept of corporate social responsibility has always been a key concern for ŠKODA AUTO. The company has forged strong ties not only with its employees and with their families, but also with those living near its factories. In its corporate social responsibility, ŠKODA AUTO's main focus is on road safety, technical training and education, assistance for children, barrier-free mobility, employee welfare, and harmony with the region. ŠKODA AUTO also sponsors numerous cultural and sports activities on both the national and international stage. In addition, to guarantee customer satisfaction ŠKODA AUTO encourages its suppliers to adopt CSR principles and cultivates good relations with them.
The ŠKODA AUTO Group's risk management structure is built on a common principle of risk management within the Volkswagen Group complying with German legislative requirements. Risk management, as an operational component of the corporate process, must pinpoint individual risks down to the last detail, assess how great they are, take action to eliminate them, and document how effective the response has been.
Risk Management Organisation
The ŠKODA AUTO Group's global operations on automotive markets throw up numerous risks that could dent its financial performance and business success. At the same time, economic and regulatory changes can offer opportunities that the group then strives to seize so that it is able to consolidate and build on its competitive position.
ŠKODA AUTO a.s. as a company and the ŠKODA AUTO Group as a whole are rigorous in their duty of adherence to legislation, internal regulations, ethical principles and other voluntary commitments. Compliance reaches beyond business relations to embrace activities both within and outside the group. This is the ŠKODA AUTO Group's way of signalling loudly and clearly that its conduct will echo the requirements of legal and ethical rules on competition, finances and taxes, environmental protection and employee relations, including the safeguarding of equal opportunities.
ŠKODA AUTO a.s. has a Governance, Risk & Compliance Department to oversee the pursuit of these values. This department's work includes the provision of consulting on all compliance-related issues and the implementation of appropriate measures to raise awareness of the intrinsic value of compliance among the workforce.
The ŠKODA AUTO Group staunchly believes that economic success is sustainable only if everyone sticks to the rules. Voluntary standards – consisting of statutory and internal requirements, obligations stemming from the commitments that have been made, and ethical principles – are a company mainstay and form the bedrock of its decision-making. Compliance activities provide a means to implement strategy formulated by the Volkswagen Group and are part of global compliance efforts.
The Code of Conduct sums up fundamental principles underlying the conduct of ŠKODA AUTO Group employees and is instrumental in responding to legal and ethical challenges.
The ŠKODA Group's reputation is a core value relying on the resolve shown by employees around the world to act in keeping with our Code of Conduct and all laws. The "Code of Conduct at ŠKODA AUTO Group" has become part and parcel of our corporate culture.
Download the Code of Conduct for further information:
Ombudsman System
The Volkswagen Group, to which ŠKODA AUTO a.s. belongs, runs an Ombudsman System, set up to handle reports on matters relating to actual or suspected corruption. All of our employees can get in touch with one of two independent ombudsmen to report any inklings of corruption, no matter how slight. Likewise, ombudsman services are also open to our suppliers, customers and anyone else who comes into contact with ŠKODA AUTO a.s.
The whole point of the system is to guard against corruption by helping to root out and handle any cases that crop up in this area. In their activities, the ombudsmen are not allowed to disclose the origin of their reports, so no one who comes forward will be outed.
Further information about the Volkswagen Group's Ombudsman System can be found here:
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V by Crown is a focus of a new community hub featuring a sophisticated combination of residential, retail and commercial activity which heralds a new era in the Parramatta's urban renaissance.
The urban scale of the development and the fine detailing of the resort style landscape designed by Taylor Brammer Landscape Architects and Crown Developments continue the award winning design themes that they are renowned for.
Extensive use of natural materials inspired by nature create a marquee development within the Parramatta CBD. The pool area features an inspirational and soothing environment centred around curvilinear timber screens, sky blue pool and bridges over water features linking library, gymnasium, spa and other community facilities.
Fine grained timber and stone is featured throughout harmonising with lush tropical specimen planting further evolved with Crown since the success of Top Ryde City Living. The project celebrates the genus loci of Parramatta through extensive heritage interpretation and links to Parramatta Park, a world heritage listed item. The integrated design of contemporary outcomes in public and private spaces sets a benchmark for Parramatta and greater Western Sydney region.
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A newly formed brother and sister powerboat team, sponsored by Pertemps Network Group, have been officially crowned as the 2016 P1 Superstock champions.
Sam and Daisy Coleman, powered to victory in their Pertemps-branded boat by achieving the top spot in the grand final of the international race that was held in Bournemouth last weekend.
The P1 Superstock Championship is one of the most exciting and accessible powerboat racing series in the world, where 12 mighty race boats compete at five weekend events across the UK within a season running from May to September.
The sibling pairing, of self-named 'Coleman Racing', from Saundersfoot in Wales, dominated the powerboat championships by 47 points and are the first team in the series' history to podium at every event.
Image courtesy of Terry Hewlett Arps.
"Pertemps is proud to be able to say that we are the official sponsors of this phenomenal sibling powerboat team whose achievements have simply gone from strength to strength.
Having our name associated with the dynamic duo is nothing but a huge honour for us and we are excited about further developments with this phenomenal sibling team!
The Welsh duo have been racing for several years but teamed up at the beginning of the year for their first attempt at the prestigious P1 Superstock Championship. They settled into the competition straightaway, winning three rounds out of five to comfortably clinch the winning title from Quantum Racing.
Daisy, who started racing in 2012, has raced in both the UK and US series and is an extremely experienced navigator, having served her apprenticeship alongside former P1 Superstock champion John Wilson.
"It just goes to show that the hard work and commitment we've given to powerboating has certainly paid off! We've looked after our Pertemps branded boat and she's looked after us.
Her brother Sam, was team manager for Pertemps for the last three years and raced in a couple of P1 events last season before joining Daisy in the cockpit following the retirement of Wilson. Despite a lack of experience in powerboat racing, Sam in no stranger to motorsport competitions having raced in motocross from a young age and continues to compete in national Ironman triathlons.
"What a way to clinch it! We took it easy Saturday to make sure we kept the points ticking over and on Sunday, we wanted to sign off it style.
The dynamic duo wrapped up the title with two victories and a third as the final round of the season took place on the south coast in blustery and wet conditions.
Despite poor visibility and heavy rain, they came out and won both races, beating rookie team Spirit of Inverclyde, to record their best ever performance.
You can keep updated with Daisy and Sam Coleman's powerboat activities, by clicking on their website here.


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Brockton sees third straight weekly increase in COVID-19 cases
BROCKTON — For the third week in a row, the city recorded its largest increase in COVID-19 cases since early June — a potential early warning sign of increased community transmission.
The community statistics released by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health each Wednesday show Brockton had 62 new COVID-19 cases between July 29 and and Aug. 5, a 32 percent increase over the previous week, when 47 new cases were reported.
Another key metric — the percentage of coronavirus tests that come back positive — also continues to increase, suggesting more residents are contracting COVID-19 rather than the increase in cases being attributed to additional testing.
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Brockton, once a top coronavirus hot spot in Massachusetts, has a 5.12 percent positivity rate the last two weeks, which is the second highest in the state among communities that have had more than five new cases. Only Revere had a higher positivity rate at 6.05 percent. Brockton had a 4.16 and 3.96 percent positivity rate the prior two weeks.
The seven-day trend line of new cases in Brockton has been rising since around July 17, with a slight dip between July 24 and July 31. But the average is on the rise again over the last week.
Experts say increases in percent positivity rates and seven-day averages can be concerning signs for communities.
"Looking over multiple days or weeks, you take a look at whether the percent positivity has gone up," said Samuel Scarpino, head of Northeastern University's Emergent Epidemics Lab. "We also look at the seven-day rolling averages in all of these quantities because there are reporting variabilities. On the weekend, you may have a small number of cases because you're not testing as much. When we see an increase in seven-day averages, those are worrying signs."
Brockton was recently added to the Department of Public Health's Stop the Spread strategic testing program. The city is now offering free COVID-19 testing in several locations, even to asymptomatic residents.
But the increased testing isn't the reason for the increase in cases in Brockton, said Dr. Richard Herman, a part-time consultant hired by Brockton to offer recommendations to Mayor Robert Sullivan regarding the coronavirus pandemic.
"I don't think it has anything to do with the increased testing. It has everything to do with the increased opening," said Herman, who is also an emergency room doctor at Good Samaritan Medical Center in the city. "Since the Phase 3 reopening on July 6, there's just been a lot more human interaction. I think that is the reason for the increased number of cases, not because we're doing more testing."
In fact, Herman said, Brockton was added to the state's testing initiative because the state health department noticed a decrease in residents being tested.
"Brockton was selected for Stop the Spread not so much because of an increase in percentage of positive tests, but a decrease in the number of folks getting tested," he said. "I don't think it's a valid argument."
Herman said the city — and Massachusetts — is likely going to have to decide soon whether to revive certain business restrictions if current levels of transmission aren't contained.
"I think the overarching theme here is that folks have got to follow the rules. They're very, very simple rules — wear a mask, social distance, wash your hands," he said. "If we were doing all those things, we'd be in a great place, but not everyone is following the rules. My impression is that it's hard to maintain vigilance. I think that's what's really needed right now, because we're verging on the threshold of decision-making regarding moving forward or moving back."
Senior reporter Cody Shepard can be reached by email at cshepard@enterprisenews.com. You can follow him on Twitter at @cshepard_ENT.
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The bowstring should not in any way assist aiming – so no markings, peepholes and so on. Also, at full draw you should not be in a position to see the string serving – as in theory you could aim with this as well. Field glasses or telescopes are not permitted If you shoot some sort of regular bow and want to compete as a barebow archer, you have to be aware of the rules. And guidelines and laws in archery can be difficult. In the UK at least, you want to contemplate each GNAS and FITA rulebooks when deciding on a bow for competition. If you live abroad, the rules may well be various again!
This signifies that TEC riser styles are not usually allowed for instance.
The bowstring should not in any way help aiming – so no markings, peepholes and so on. Also, at full draw you should not be able to see the string serving – as in theory you could aim with this as well. Field glasses or telescopes are not allowed If you shoot some sort of standard bow and want to compete as a barebow archer, you have to be aware of the guidelines. And guidelines and laws in archery can be difficult. In the UK at least, you need to have to look at both GNAS and FITA rulebooks when deciding on a bow for competitors. If you reside abroad, the guidelines might be various once again!
Forest Park Archery – The bowstring must not in any way assist aiming – so no markings, peepholes and so on. Also, at complete draw you need to not be able to see the string serving – as in theory you could aim with this too.


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Arnošt Lustig (Praga, 21 de dezembro de 1926 - 26 de fevereiro de 2011) foi um renomado escritor checo de origem judaica, autor de romances, contos e roteiros, cujas obras muitas vezes envolveram o Holocausto.

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EN: The other day I mentioned, how long it can take to get inside a museum in Paris..... well, the last time I waited twenty minutes, whereas this time it took a little longer to see the Esprit Dior, Miss Dior exhibition at Grand Palais. Did I mention that the entry was free? This little detail changes a lot when it comes to queueing up... It took exactly three hours, outside in the cold, no coffee shop in sight, (so grateful it wasn't raining)!
SK: Minule som sa zmienila o tom, ako dlho to moze niekedy trvat dostat sa do muzea v Parizi... dobre, minule som cakala dvadsat minut, kdezto tentokrat to trvalo trosku dlhsie, nez sa mi podarilo dostat sa dovnutra Grand Palais a pozriet si Esprit Dior, Miss Dior vystavu. Zmienila som sa, ze vstup bol zdarma? Tento maly detail znamena velmi vela, ked hovorime o cakani v rade ... trvalo to presne tri hodiny, vonku v chlade, horuca kava v nedohladne, (vdacna za to ze neprsi)!