Sunday, 25 December 2016

TAEKWONDO’S SORN SEAVMEY FEATURED IN OLYMPIC CHANNEL’S CAMBODIA’S SEARCH FOR GLORY

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Taekwondo’s Sorn Seavmey Featured in Olympic Channel’s Cambodia’s Search for Glory OLYMPIC CHANNEL
PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED WITH THE OLYMPIC CHANNEL ANIMATED SPECIAL CAMBODIA’S SEARCH FOR GLORY WHICH FEATURES SORN SEAVMEY AS SHE TRIES TO WIN HER COUNTRY’S FIRST-EVER OLYMPIC MEDAL IN TAEKWONDO.

Through a mix of archival and live footage combined with colourful animation, the half-hour special tells the story of Sorn Seavmey from working at a garment factory with her mother to creating Olympic history for Cambodia. Her story has become a national source of pride and is changing the perception of sports and women in Cambodia.


Seavmey, whose father died when she was a child, was raised by her mother who, like most Cambodian women, worked at a garment factory where Seavmey also took a job. She then found her talent in Taekwondo and under the tutelage of Korean taekwondo master, Choi Yong Sok, went on to accomplish historic feats at the Asian Games and Olympic Games. 

Known as “Cambodia’s Golden Girl”, Seavmey, 21, became the country’s first-ever athlete to qualify outright for the Olympic Games after winning gold at the 2016 Asian Taekwondo Olympic Qualification Tournament. She is an Olympic Solidarity scholarship recipient and served as Cambodia’s flagbearer at the Opening Ceremony of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games


The Olympic Channel is a ground-breaking multi-platform destination where fans can experience the power of sport and the excitement of the Olympic Games all year round, and is available worldwide via mobile apps for Android and iOS devices and at olympicchannel.com.

IOC STARTS DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURES AGAINST 28 RUSSIAN ATHLETES FROM SOCHI 2014

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FOLLOWING THE PUBLICATION OF THE COMPLETED WADA INDEPENDENT PERSON (IP) REPORT ON 9 DECEMBER 2016, THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE (IOC) ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT 28 RUSSIAN ATHLETES* WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES SOCHI 2014 ARE NOW SUBJECT TO A DISCIPLINARY PROCEDURE.

The IOC is initiating disciplinary cases against all 28 athletes for whom there is evidence of manipulation of one or more of their urine samples that were collected at the Olympic Winter Games Sochi 2014, as detailed in the IP report earlier in December.
Prof. McLaren had investigated 95 samples of Russian athletes provided to him by the IOC. They led to the 28 athletes with evidence of sample manipulation. They have now been repatriated back to the Lausanne Anti-Doping Laboratory, and re-analysis has already begun on these samples looking for any Adverse Analytical Findings (AAFs).
At this point in time, these 28 new cases are not AAFs, like a positive doping test. However, the manipulation of the samples themselves could lead to an Anti-Doping Rule Violation and sanctions.
“This is the immediate follow-up to Professor McLaren’s Report. The IOC will go beyond the findings of the IP Report by re-analysing all the samples of all the Russian athletes who participated in the Olympic Winter Games Sochi 2014 as well as all those who participated in the Olympic Games London 2012,” IOC President Thomas Bach said.
As of now, 27 Russian athletes have already been sanctioned by the IOC as a result of the IOC’s own re-analysis programme for the Olympic Games Beijing 2008 and London 2012, which began prior to the Olympic Games Rio 2016, and is still ongoing (for London). The IOC will also re-analyse all samples from Russian athletes at the Olympic Winter Games Vancouver 2010. 
The protection of clean athletes and the fight against doping are top priorities for the IOC, as outlined in Olympic Agenda 2020, the IOC’s strategic roadmap for the future of the Olympic Movement.
* Please note that for legal reasons the IOC cannot currently give more detailed information on the cases. This will follow in due course.

FIRST-EVER REFUGEE OLYMPIC TEAM SENDS MESSAGE OF HOPE

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FIRST-EVER REFUGEE OLYMPIC TEAM SENDS MESSAGE OF HOPE

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY, A TEAM OF REFUGEE ATHLETES COMPETED AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES RIO 2016, SENDING A MESSAGE OF HOPE AND INCLUSION TO THE MILLIONS OF REFUGEES AROUND THE WORLD. 

Their participation was also an important signal to the international community that refugees are our fellow human beings and an enrichment to society.
This video tells the story of how this team of ten refugee athletes made Olympic history, inspiring the world with the strength of their human spirit.


Monday, 28 November 2016

L & LR WB - MKDA - Midnapore Municipality Ward No. 16/20 Holding No. 1326/A/403/3

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MKDA - Land Use Compatibility Certificate 


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MKDA - Development Charges


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Tax Receipt  Midnapore Municipality


Sunday, 2 October 2016

BILES MAKES DREAMS COME TRUE IN RIO

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AT JUST 146CM TALL, US GYMNAST SIMONE BILES TURNED OUT TO BE ONE OF THE BIGGEST STARS OF RIO 2016. APPEARING AT HER FIRST OLYMPIC GAMES, THE TEENAGER FINISHED WITH FOUR OUT OF THE FIVE GOLD MEDALS IN HER SIGHTS, AND DAZZLED AUDIENCES WITH HER SUBLIME SKILLS.

In and out of foster care from an early age, the youngster was eventually adopted by her maternal grandfather and his wife. Shrugging off her early hardships and applying herself to artistic gymnastics with hard work and perseverance, she has gone on to prove in recent years – and no more so than in Rio - that “dreams do come true”.
Since her breakthrough at the World Championships in Antwerp in 2013, Biles has soared to stardom with a record 10 world titles. And she got her first ever Games underway by spearheading the US team that took gold in the team all-around event. Finishing a massive 8.209 points clear of Russia and China, the Americans blew away the competition to retain their title.
By the time Biles stepped up to do her floor routine, the destination of the gold was already clear, there was no sense of anti-climax as she thrilled the crowd with a stunning display set to Brazilian music and scored an incredible 15.800.
Two days later she took the individual all-around title prompting words of congratulations from Romanian gymnastics legend Nadia Comaneci, who described her victory as “a beautiful success.”
On 14 August, the American teenager secured her third gold medal, this time in the vault. The last to compete, Biles scored 15.966 which was enough to deliver her title on this apparatus. A day later Biles made her only lapse in Rio, when she ceded gold in the beam to Dutchwoman Sanne Wevers. An uncharacteristic slip saw her slip into the bronze medal position.
However, her best was still to come. Biles secured her fourth gold medal in style with a brilliant performance on the mat. Biles stormed to gold with a near-perfect performance and a score of 15.966, thanks to a samba-influenced routine that showcased her power, agility and creativity, and sent the Rio crowd wild.
Her final gold saw the little Texan enter the history books by equalling the record of four titles won at the same Games that has been achieved by four gymnasts – the Soviet Union’s Larissa Latynina and Hungary’s Agnes Keleti in 1956, Czechoslovakia’s Vera Caslavska in 1968 and Romania’s Ecaterina Szabo in 1984. Not only does she join this quartet in the record books, but also in the pantheon of Olympic greats.
With typical understatement and modesty, Biles summed up her Rio experience as follows: “My first Olympics and I’ve walked away with five medals, that's not disappointing at all.”
Watch more videos of Simone Biles on the Olympic Channel.

DEVELOPING STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING FOR YOU

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IOC/CAMPBELLBEING PHYSICALLY READY TO COMPETE IS CRUCIAL FOR ANY ATHLETE SEARCHING FOR SUCCESS, REGARDLESS OF THEIR SPORT; AND STAYING TRUE TO A COMPREHENSIVE STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING PROGRAMME IS AT THE HEART OF THIS.

But what is a strength and conditioning (S&C) programme? In this latest video, Young Ambassadors Scott Kneller (AUS) and Panagiota Tsakiri (GRE), both winter Olympians themselves, explore what S&C means and delve deeper into the key aims of S&C as we get advice from some of the best on how to develop an S&C programme that works for you.
Want to go further? You can also find some great tips and advice on the Athlete Learning Gateway.
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IOC PRESIDENT VISITS VIETNAM

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IOC PRESIDENT THOMAS BACH SPOKE AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE OLYMPIC COUNCIL OF ASIA (OCA) IN DA NANG VIETNAM THIS WEEKEND.

The President praised the Asian National Olympic Committees for their great success at the Olympic Games Rio 2106. "Asia is going from strength to strength," he said. He noted that five NOCs had won a first gold medal:BahrainJordanTajikistanSingapore and Vietnam
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Also at the General Assembly was IOC Member Sheikh Al-Fahad Al-Sabah, President of the OCA and of the Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC). IOC Member Gunilla Lindberg, who is also Secretary General of ANOC, gave a presentation on ANOC’s activities. A number of other IOC Members were present, including IOC Vice-President John Coates.
Earlier, the IOC President, accompanied by Sheikh Al-Fahad Al-Sabah and IOC Vice-President John Coates, met with the Vietnamese Prime Minister ahead of the opening of the Asian Beach Games being held in the Vietnamese coastal city. 
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Coinciding with the OCA General Assembly, the President attended the opening ceremony of the Asian Beach Games accompanied by Sheikh Al-Sabah. Later, the President attended the Beach Games, watching competitions in two combat sports, ju-jitsu and muaythai.
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