#Japan 5th of August 1984

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𝔔𝔲𝔢𝔢𝔫𝔰𝔯ÿ𝔠𝔥𝔢 - 𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔏𝔞𝔡𝔶 𝔚𝔬𝔯𝔢 𝔅𝔩𝔞𝔠𝔨

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Aespa 5th member

Name: Lyra Dracos Lim (라이라 드라스 림)

Stage name: Julia

Age: 20 (10/08/2003)

Positions: Main Dancer, Lead Rapper, Center and Sub Vocal

Height: 1,73 cm (5,7ish)

Face Claim: Lana (soloist)

Vocal claim: Maya from XG

Julia’s backstory:

Lyra Dracos Lim, professionally known as Julia, was born on August 10, 2003, in Singapore, Singapore. However by the age of 6 her parents moved to Tokyo, Japan due to a work opportunity. During this years, Julia displayed exceptional talent and passion for music and performance. Growing up in a supportive family environment, she received early encouragement to pursue her artistic interests.

By the age 11 she moved back to Singapore.

At the age of 13, Julia auditioned for SM, in an online audition, impressing judges with her powerful dance, rap and stage presence. She was signed as a trainee and began rigorous training in singing, dancing, and languages, preparing for a career in the entertainment industry.

In 2018, at the age of 15, Julia was selected to participate in IZ*ONE and debuted as 13th. Known for her versatility, charisma, and captivating rap, she quickly gained recognition among fans both in South Korea, Singapore and internationally. During her time with IZ*ONE, Lyra contributed to several hit songs and participated in numerous concerts and variety shows, solidifying her reputation as a rising star in K-pop. She was placed as a rapper and dancer.

After the conclusion of IZ*ONE's activities, SM decided to debut her in aespa’s first comeback, “Next Level”. She adopted the stage name Julia based on her favorite character from her favorite book, Julia from 1984. Julia means a lot to her, since she is a fierce, strong, independent woman, something Lyra wish to be. She holds the Lead Rapper, Main Dancer and Sub Vocal.

Throughout her career, Lyra, now known as Julia, has continued to evolve as an artist, blending her experiences from her time in IZ*ONE with her own unique style and musical direction. Her journey is marked by determination, talent, and a relentless pursuit of excellence in the competitive world of K-pop.

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Holidays 8.31

Holidays

Baloch-Pakhtun Unity Day

Cow Chip Tossing Day

Crop Dusting Day

Day of Solidarity and Freedom (Poland)

Festal Day (Order of the Eastern Star)

Flag Day (India)

Hari Kebangsaan (Malaysia)

International Blog Day (a.k.a. International Day of Blogs and Bloggers)

International Day for People of African Descent (UN)

International Overdose Awareness Day

Limba Noastra (Day of Our Language; Moldova)

Love Litigating Lawyers Day

Merdeka Day (Malaysia)

National Box Car Day

National Dan Day

National Diatomaceous Earth Day

National HalfCut Day (Australia)

National Leslie Day

National Matchmaker Day

National South Carolina Day

North Borneo Self-Government Day

National Zoo Awareness Day (UK)

Opioid Misuse Prevention Day

Overdose Awareness Day

Princess Diana Memorial Day

Rabbit Rabbit Day [Last Day of Every Month]

Romanian Language Day (Romania)

Sărbătoarea (a.k.a. Limba noastră; Language Day; Moldova)

Take a Seat Day

Tank Day (Lešany, Czech Republic)

Walnut Day (French Republic)

We Love Memoirs Day

White Rose Day (Australia)

Withdrawal of the Last American Soldier Anniversary Day (Afghanistan)

World Distance Learning Day

World Sanskrit Day

World Solidarity Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Bacon Day [also 12.30]

Eat Outside Day

Grape Blessing Day (Armenia)

Invent A New Sandwich Day

National Trail Mix Day

Vegetable Day (Japan)

5th & Last Thursday in August

National Banana Pudding Day [Last Thursday]

National Cabernet Sauvignon Day [Last Thursday]

Thoughtful Thursday [Thursday of Be Kind to Humankind Week]

Independence Days

Befshire (Declared; 2016) [unrecognized]

Kyrgyzstan (from USSR, 1991)

Malaysia (from UK, 1957)

Trinidad and Tobago (from UK, 1962)

Feast Days

Aidan of Lindisfarne (Christian; Saint)

Alter Ego Day (Pastafarian)

Aristides of Athens (Christian; Saint)

Cuthburh (Christian; Saint)

Dominguito del Val (Christian; Saint)

Fourth Onam (Rice Harvest Festival, Day 4; Kerala, India)

Frey’s Blot (Pagan)

Gai Jatra (Cow Festival, in remembrance of people who died the previous year; Kathmandu Valley, Nepal)

Henry (Muppetism)

Isabel (Christian; Saint)

Joseph of Arimathea (Christian; Saint)

Jouffroy (Positivist; Saint)

Nicodemus (Christian; Saint)

Paulinus of Trier (Christian; Saint)

Paul Reubens Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Raymond Nonnatus (Christian; Saint)

Roger Dean (Artology)

Wala of Corbie (Christian; Saint)

Waltheof, Earl of Northumbria (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Lucky Day (Philippines) [48 of 71]

Premieres

All Or Nothing At All, recorded by Frank Sinatra (Song; 1939)

American Idiot, by Green Day (Song; 2004)

Andor (TV Series; 2022)

Bad, by Michael Jackson (Album; 1987)

The Big Sleep (Film; 1946)

Bolero (Film; 1984)

Bugsy and Mugsy (WB LT Cartoon; 1957)

The Commuter, by Philip K. Dick (Short Story; 1953)

The Constant Gardener (Film; 2005)

Document, by R.E.M. (Album; 1987)

Fly, by Dixie Chicks (Album; 1999)

Foundation and Earth, by Isaac Asimov (Novel; 1986) [Foundation #5]

Get Rich Quick (Disney Cartoon; 1951)

Goat’s Head Soup, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1973)

The Great Gildersleeve (Radio Series; 1941)

Jack Ryan (TV Series; 2018)

Only Murders in the Building (TV Series; 2021)

Orient Express, by Graham Greene (a.k.a. Stamboul Train; Novel; 1932)

Pluto’s Judgement Day (Disney Cartoon; 1935)

The Psychology of Intelligence, by Jean Piaget (Science Book; 1947)

Raising Demons, by Shirley Jackson (Memoir; 1957)

The Threepenny Opera, by Bertolt Brecht (Play with Music; 1928)

Wildest Dreams, by Taylor Swift (Song; 2015)

The World According to Garp, by John Irving (Novel; 1978)

Today’s Name Days

Paulinus, Raimubd (Austria)

Josip, Nikodem, Optat, Paulina (Croatia)

Pavlína (Czech Republic)

Bertha (Denmark)

Arved, Arvi, Arvid (Estonia)

Arvi (Finland)

Aristide (France)

Aidan, Anja, Paulinus, Raimund (Germany)

Bella, Erika (Hungary)

Aristide (Italy)

Aigars, Aira, Labite, Vilma (Latvia)

Raimunda, Raimundas, Vilmantas, Vilmantė (Lithuania)

Berta, Berte (Norway)

Bohdan, Paulina, Rajmund, Rajmunda, Świętosław (Poland)

Nora (Slovakia)

Ramón (Spain)

Arvid, Vidar (Sweden)

Aden, Aidan, Aiden, Ayden, Edan, Edana, Eden, Edina, Egan, Egon (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 243 of 2024; 122 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 35 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Coll (Hazel) [Day 24 of 28]

Chinese: Month 7 (Geng-Shen), Day 16 (Xin-You)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 14 Elul 5783

Islamic: 14 Safar 1445

J Cal: 3 Aki; Threesday [3 of 30]

Julian: 18 August 2023

Moon: 99%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 19 Gutenberg (9th Month) [Jouffroy]

Runic Half Month: Rad (Motion) [Day 4 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 71 of 94)

Zodiac: Virgo (Day 10 of 32)

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Holidays 8.31

Holidays

Baloch-Pakhtun Unity Day

Cow Chip Tossing Day

Crop Dusting Day

Day of Solidarity and Freedom (Poland)

Festal Day (Order of the Eastern Star)

Flag Day (India)

Hari Kebangsaan (Malaysia)

International Blog Day (a.k.a. International Day of Blogs and Bloggers)

International Day for People of African Descent (UN)

International Overdose Awareness Day

Limba Noastra (Day of Our Language; Moldova)

Love Litigating Lawyers Day

Merdeka Day (Malaysia)

National Box Car Day

National Dan Day

National Diatomaceous Earth Day

National HalfCut Day (Australia)

National Leslie Day

National Matchmaker Day

National South Carolina Day

North Borneo Self-Government Day

National Zoo Awareness Day (UK)

Opioid Misuse Prevention Day

Overdose Awareness Day

Princess Diana Memorial Day

Rabbit Rabbit Day [Last Day of Every Month]

Romanian Language Day (Romania)

Sărbătoarea (a.k.a. Limba noastră; Language Day; Moldova)

Take a Seat Day

Tank Day (Lešany, Czech Republic)

Walnut Day (French Republic)

We Love Memoirs Day

White Rose Day (Australia)

Withdrawal of the Last American Soldier Anniversary Day (Afghanistan)

World Distance Learning Day

World Sanskrit Day

World Solidarity Day

Food & Drink Celebrations

Bacon Day [also 12.30]

Eat Outside Day

Grape Blessing Day (Armenia)

Invent A New Sandwich Day

National Trail Mix Day

Vegetable Day (Japan)

5th & Last Thursday in August

National Banana Pudding Day [Last Thursday]

National Cabernet Sauvignon Day [Last Thursday]

Thoughtful Thursday [Thursday of Be Kind to Humankind Week]

Independence Days

Befshire (Declared; 2016) [unrecognized]

Kyrgyzstan (from USSR, 1991)

Malaysia (from UK, 1957)

Trinidad and Tobago (from UK, 1962)

Feast Days

Aidan of Lindisfarne (Christian; Saint)

Alter Ego Day (Pastafarian)

Aristides of Athens (Christian; Saint)

Cuthburh (Christian; Saint)

Dominguito del Val (Christian; Saint)

Fourth Onam (Rice Harvest Festival, Day 4; Kerala, India)

Frey’s Blot (Pagan)

Gai Jatra (Cow Festival, in remembrance of people who died the previous year; Kathmandu Valley, Nepal)

Henry (Muppetism)

Isabel (Christian; Saint)

Joseph of Arimathea (Christian; Saint)

Jouffroy (Positivist; Saint)

Nicodemus (Christian; Saint)

Paulinus of Trier (Christian; Saint)

Paul Reubens Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)

Raymond Nonnatus (Christian; Saint)

Roger Dean (Artology)

Wala of Corbie (Christian; Saint)

Waltheof, Earl of Northumbria (Christian; Saint)

Lucky & Unlucky Days

Butsumetsu (仏滅 Japan) [Unlucky all day.]

Lucky Day (Philippines) [48 of 71]

Premieres

All Or Nothing At All, recorded by Frank Sinatra (Song; 1939)

American Idiot, by Green Day (Song; 2004)

Andor (TV Series; 2022)

Bad, by Michael Jackson (Album; 1987)

The Big Sleep (Film; 1946)

Bolero (Film; 1984)

Bugsy and Mugsy (WB LT Cartoon; 1957)

The Commuter, by Philip K. Dick (Short Story; 1953)

The Constant Gardener (Film; 2005)

Document, by R.E.M. (Album; 1987)

Fly, by Dixie Chicks (Album; 1999)

Foundation and Earth, by Isaac Asimov (Novel; 1986) [Foundation #5]

Get Rich Quick (Disney Cartoon; 1951)

Goat’s Head Soup, by The Rolling Stones (Album; 1973)

The Great Gildersleeve (Radio Series; 1941)

Jack Ryan (TV Series; 2018)

Only Murders in the Building (TV Series; 2021)

Orient Express, by Graham Greene (a.k.a. Stamboul Train; Novel; 1932)

Pluto’s Judgement Day (Disney Cartoon; 1935)

The Psychology of Intelligence, by Jean Piaget (Science Book; 1947)

Raising Demons, by Shirley Jackson (Memoir; 1957)

The Threepenny Opera, by Bertolt Brecht (Play with Music; 1928)

Wildest Dreams, by Taylor Swift (Song; 2015)

The World According to Garp, by John Irving (Novel; 1978)

Today’s Name Days

Paulinus, Raimubd (Austria)

Josip, Nikodem, Optat, Paulina (Croatia)

Pavlína (Czech Republic)

Bertha (Denmark)

Arved, Arvi, Arvid (Estonia)

Arvi (Finland)

Aristide (France)

Aidan, Anja, Paulinus, Raimund (Germany)

Bella, Erika (Hungary)

Aristide (Italy)

Aigars, Aira, Labite, Vilma (Latvia)

Raimunda, Raimundas, Vilmantas, Vilmantė (Lithuania)

Berta, Berte (Norway)

Bohdan, Paulina, Rajmund, Rajmunda, Świętosław (Poland)

Nora (Slovakia)

Ramón (Spain)

Arvid, Vidar (Sweden)

Aden, Aidan, Aiden, Ayden, Edan, Edana, Eden, Edina, Egan, Egon (USA)

Today is Also…

Day of Year: Day 243 of 2024; 122 days remaining in the year

ISO: Day 4 of week 35 of 2023

Celtic Tree Calendar: Coll (Hazel) [Day 24 of 28]

Chinese: Month 7 (Geng-Shen), Day 16 (Xin-You)

Chinese Year of the: Rabbit 4721 (until February 10, 2024)

Hebrew: 14 Elul 5783

Islamic: 14 Safar 1445

J Cal: 3 Aki; Threesday [3 of 30]

Julian: 18 August 2023

Moon: 99%: Waning Gibbous

Positivist: 19 Gutenberg (9th Month) [Jouffroy]

Runic Half Month: Rad (Motion) [Day 4 of 15]

Season: Summer (Day 71 of 94)

Zodiac: Virgo (Day 10 of 32)

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Index in chronological order

August 31st, 1939: Release of the first Marvel Comic. Cover Art

May 1984: First appearance of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in Gobbledygook n°1 advert (slight controversy within the comic book sphere, can this truly be considered the first appearance since the first book isn't really an officially produced comic book?)

May 5th 1984: First Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Comic p1, p2, p3, p4, p5

May 11th, 1984: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Advert in the Comics buyer's guide n°547

October 1984: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Second Comic or Comic 1 #2: Cover, p1, p2, p3, p4

3rd March 1985: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Third Comic or Comic 1#3: p1, p2, p3, p4, p5

April 1985: First release of a spinoff series. Raphael: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle. p1, p2, p3

September 1st, 1985: Interview of Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird published in Comics Interview, special TNMT edition.

May 1987: Release of the TMNT Guide To The Universe: the second supplement for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other Strangeness role-playing game. p1, p2

August 1st 1987: advert in Dragon magazine for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Guide To The Universe.

1988: First release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Figurines under Playmates toys: Leonardo,

May 12th, 1989: Release of the first Teenage mutant ninja turtle vidéo game in Japan.

October 21st 1990: Advert for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toys in the Sunday Newspaper Supplement.

December 1991: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in a Christmas advert

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Tokyo Olympics: Sky Brown becomes GB’s youngest medallist, plus sailing and showjumping golds

Dates: 23 July-8 August Time in Tokyo: BST +8 Coverage: Watch reside on BBC TELEVISION, BBC iPlayer, BBC Red Button and online; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live, Sports Extra and Sounds; live text and video on BBC Sport site and app.

Thirteen-year-old Sky Brown made a memorable skateboarding bronze to end up being Great Britain’s youngest Olympic medallist as success in cruising and showjumping on Wednesday took Team GB’s gold medal tally to 15.

Ben Maher then won gold in the private showjumping occasion on board Explosion W after a significant six-horse jump-off.

Boxer Ben Whittaker protected a males’s light-heavyweight silver medal after Frazer Clarke took bronze in the males’s super-heavyweight department.

With 6 medals ensured in Tokyo this is Britain’s most effective Olympics in the boxing ring because 1920, when simply 12 countries participated.

Meanwhile, Canada’s Andre de Grasse won his very first gold and 5th Olympic medal in general as he revamped world champ Noah Lyles in the males’s 200m last.

Great Britain went up to 4th in the standings after winning 2 golds on Wednesday

The initially of GB’s 5 medals on day 12 originated from Brown, born a month prior to the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. She fell on her very first 2 runs in the ladies’s park skateboarding last prior to publishing a rating of 56.47 to make the podium..

The teen changes Sarah Hardcastle as Britain’s youngest summertime Games medal winner – the swimmer was aged 15 years and 113 days when she won silver and bronze in Los Angeles at the 1984 Olympics.

At 13 years and 28 days, Brown likewise breaks Margery Hinton’s 93-year-old record as the nation’s youngest rival and claims Team GB’s very first skateboarding medal.

But there was a heartbreaking end to world champ Katarina Johnson-Thompson’s heptathlon medal hopes.

The 28-year-old, who was fighting to get rid of a left Achilles issue prior to the Games, sat 5th after 3 occasions however brought up with a best calf injury in the 200m and was disqualified from the race for leaving her lane.

Meanwhile, Jason Kenny began the defence of his Olympic sprint title with 3 success in the opening rounds, as team-mate Jack Carlin likewise advanced and Katy Marchant reached the ladies’s keirin quarter-finals.

How are GB doing?

Simon Gleave, head of sports analysis, Nielsen Gracenote stated: “Great Britain have closed the gap with the Rio and London Olympics and now have 48 medals after 12 days of competition compared to 49 in 2016 and 48 in 2012.

“However, at both of those Olympics, cruising, taekwondo and triathlon were still going on in the last 4 days of the Games so anticipate 2021 to fall back once again on overall medals won.”

Brown makes history in Tokyo

Brown beat the previous record of Team GB’s youngest Olympic medal winner by more than two years while also becoming the youngest competitor at a summer Games for her country.

Hinton was 13 years and 44 days when she swam at the Amsterdam Games in 1928 and that landmark stood for almost a century.

Until Wednesday, that is, when Brown – 16 days younger – began her women’s park skateboarding campaign at Ariake Urban Sports Park.

Had the Games not been postponed by a year, Brown would have lowered that summer record further, though figure skater Cecilia Colledge retains the overall accolade for Britain – she entered the 1932 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid aged 11.

Brown qualified for the final but fell during her opening two runs to set up a tense final attempt.

But the Japan-born teenager – who had a heavy fall in training last year that saw her fracture her skull, break her left arm and wrist, and suffer lacerations to her heart and lungs – delivered a score of 56.47 to climb into the bronze-medal position.

“This is unbelievable. It feels unbelievable, I’m so pleased to be here, I’m blessed,” said Brown, who added she would now “socialize with buddies and celebration”.

“I was absolutely bumped, I fell two times, that made the last run feel even much better. All the women are ripping it, it was ridiculous, it was a super-sick last.”

Japan’s Sakura Yosozumi, 19, won gold with a best score of 60.09, while 12-year-old compatriot Kokona Hiraki claimed silver with 59.04.

Mills contributes to medal haul

Britain’s excellent Olympics continued the water, with Mills and McIntyre’s success taking the nation’s sailing medal tally to five, of which three of those are gold.

The GB pair finished fifth in the 470 medal race, but their earlier performances meant it was enough to hold off silver medallists Poland and France in bronze.

Their celebrations were put on ice briefly after a protest was lodged by bronze-medallists France.

But 33-year-old Mills, one of Team GB’s flag bearers at the opening ceremony, did not have to wait long to have her third Olympic medal confirmed.

“It’s definitely mad,” said Mills. “Growing up, like a great deal of Olympians, I imagined being here one day and standing on top of the podium.

“To do it twice with Saskia [Clark] before and with Eilidh this time, I’ve had two incredible crews to sail with and I feel incredibly lucky.”

McIntyre, on the other hand, follows in the steps of her dad, Mike, who won gold in the star class at Seoul in 1988.

Earlier, Britain’s Chris Grube and Luke Patience ended up 5th total in the males’s 470.

Maher holds his nerve in jump-off

Maher’s showjumping gold offers the British equestrian group a 5th Olympic medal in Tokyo, equalling their record haul attained in London.

It follows gold for the eventing group and Tom McEwen’s private eventing silver, plus group dressage bronze and Charlotte Dujardin’s private dressage bronze.

Maher, 38, was thrust into a six-horse jump-off and finished his run in 37.85 to pip Sweden’s Peder Fredricson by 17-hundredths of a 2nd, with the Netherlands’ Maikel van der Vleuten taking bronze.

It is a 2nd Olympic medal for Maher after winning gold in the group leaping occasion at London 2012.

“I’m getting married in a couple of weeks and that makes this all the more special – but my fiancee knows she has to share me with Explosion,” he stated.

Boxing success continues for Team GB

Whittaker stated his aspirations prior to Tokyo 2020 were to claim Olympic success and end up being the mayor of Wolverhampton.

His ritualistic dreams are yet to be figured out, however the 24-year-old returns house curtained in Olympic flatware after being edged out of gold by Cuba’s Arlen Lopez.

Whittaker lost the light-heavyweight last on a split choice as Lopez included the title to the middleweight gold he won at Rio 2016.

“You don’t win silver, you lose gold,” stated a psychological Whittaker. “I’m very disappointed with myself, I didn’t perform well. Of course, he’s a class operator – two-time Olympic gold medallist now but I’m very disappointed. I feel like a failure.

“Wolverhampton’s mayor, bless him, did a little video for me wanting me luck, he stated that if I get the gold, I get the chain – I didn’t get the gold so he can keep it for a bit.”

Whittaker’s silver came shortly after Clarke took a super-heavyweight bronze.

The 29-year-old was stopped in his semi-final against Uzbekistan’s Bakhodir Jaloolov after a cut he suffered in the previous round reopened above his eye.

Britain have already guaranteed two further medals, with Galal Yafai in the flyweight semi-finals on Thursday before Lauren Price’s middleweight semi-final bout on Friday.

What else took place on day 12?

The GB ladies’s hockey group saw their title defence concerned an end as they lost 5-1 in their semi-final against the Netherlands at Oi Hockey Stadium.

They face India in the bronze-medal match on Friday.

Britain’s Shauna Coxsey missed out on a place in the final as sport climbing made its Olympic debut.

On the track, Laura Muir reached the 1500m final with a run of 4:00.73 and Andrew Pozzi progressed to Thursday’s men’s 110m hurdles final.

Lizzie Bird finished ninth in the women’s 3000m steeplechase in a British record 9:19.68, while Jodie Williams earned a place in the women’s 400m final and Nick Miller finished sixth in the men’s hammer.

Alice Dearing, 24, made history as the first black swimmer to represent Britain at an Olympics, finishing 19th in the women’s 10km marathon event.

Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Lois Toulson reached the women’s 10m platform semi-finals, qualifying in seventh and 10th, respectively.

American Sydney McLaughlin reeled in rival Dalilah Muhammad to win gold in an extremely quick ladies’s 400m obstacles – and broke her own world record at the same time.

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The Van Halen Timeline

Mostly Taken from Everybody Wants Some: The Van Halen Saga by Ian Christe, everything after March 2007 is from my own research  

October 13th, 1947: Sammy Hagar born in Monterey, California 

May 8th, 1953: Alexander Arthur van Halen born in Holland

October 10th, 1953: David Lee Roth born in Bloomington, Indiana 

June 20th, 1954: Michael Anthony Sobolewski born in Chicago, Illinois

January 26th, 1955: Edward Lodwijk van Halen born in Holland 

July 26th, 1961: Gary Cherone born in Malden, Massachusetts 

Winter 1962: Jan van Halen emigrates with his family to California 

1967: Edward gets $100 Teisco Del Ray guitar from Sears 

1971: Alex and Eddie Van Halen form the Trojan Rubber Company 

Autumn 1973: David Lee Roth joins the Van Halen brothers in Mammoth

1973: Sammy Hagar joins Montrose, records two albums, and tours heavily 

Spring 1974: Mike Sobolewski joins Van Halen, becomes Michael Anthony 

May 1976: Gene Simmons “discovers” Van Halen at the Starwood, finances unsuccessful demo tape 

1976: Sammy Hagar leaves Montrose, launches solo career 

May 1977: Ted Templeton rediscovers Van Halen, signs band to Warner Bros.

February 10th, 1978: Release of Van Halen; leading to tours with Journey, then Black Sabbath 

October 10th, 1978: Van Halen goes platinum

March 23rd, 1979: Release of Van Halen II; first headlining tour runs through October 

March 26th, 1980: Release of Women and Children First 

August 29th, 1980: Eddie Van Halen meets Valerie Bertinelli

April 11th, 1981: Eddie marries Valerie 

April 29th, 1981: Release of Fair Warning 

April 14th, 1982: Release of Diver Down

May 29th, 1983: Van Halen paid $1.5 million to play for four hundred thousand people at US Festival ‘83

January 4th, 1984: Release of 1984, featuring band’s first number 1 singe, “Jump”

September 2nd, 1984: Final show by classic lineup in Nuremberg, Germany 

December 31st, 1984: David Lee Roth releases Crazy from the Heat

1985: Cherone’s band the Dream wins MTV’s Basement Tapes

April 1985: David Lee Roth exits Van Halen 

September 1985: Eddie Van Halen announces at Farm Aid that Sammy Hagar is Van Halen’s new lead singer 

November 19th, 1985: Sammy Hagar’s ninth studio album, VOA, becomes his first platinum-selling disc

March 24th, 1986: Release date of 5150; first “Van Hagar” album sells triple platinum by October 

July 4th, 1986: Release of David Lee Roth’s platinum solo debut, Eat ‘Em and Smile 

December 1986: Jan Van Halen dies  

May 24th, 1988: Release of OU812, followed shortly by Roth’s Skyscraper 

Summer 1988: Eddie attempts sobriety while Van Halen tours with Metallica, Scorpions, and Dokken 

February 1989: Tone Lōc;s “Wild Thing” reaches number 2, a rap single that samples Van Halen’s “Jamie’s Cryin”

April 22nd, 1990: Van Halen performs at opening of Cabo Wabo Cantina in Mexico

June 8th, 1990: Extreme’s “More than Words” single hits number 1

February 2nd, 1991: Release of David Lee Roth’s A Little Ain’t Enough, his last gold record as a solo artist

March 16th, 1991: Eddie’s son Wolfgang Van Halen born

June 17th, 1991: Release of For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge, Van Halen’s third-straight number 1 album 

January 1991: Eddie debuts the EVH Music Man guitar and the Peavey 5150 amplifier line 

April 20th, 1992: Gary Cherone joins surviving members of Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in London

February 23rd, 1993: Release of first official live album, Right Here, Right Now

October 16th, 1993: Van Halen’s manager since 1985, Ed Leffler, dies 

March 14th, 1994: Sammy Hagar releases solo collection, Unboxed 

October 2nd, 1994: Fresh from rehab, Eddie Van Halen announces he will never drink again

January 24th, 1995: Release of Balance, the fourth consecutive number 1 studio album 

April 7th, 1995: Eddie arrested at Burbank Airport carrying a loaded gun 

April 26th, 1995: Van Halen returns to Europe after eleven years, as an opening act for Bon Jovi

Fall 1995: David Lee Roth appears in Reno and Las Vegas with a fourteen-piece band 

November 29th, 1995: Sammy Hagar marries second wife, Kari 

June 1996: Eddie and Sammy fight during a phone call; Sammy Hagar leaves Van Halen 

August 7th, 1996: Van Halen certified diamond for ten million sold

September 4th, 1996: Original members of Van Halen appear together at MTV Video Music Awards, leading to renewed quarrels 

October 4th, 1996: Alex and Eddie announce that Van Halen’s new singer will be Gary Cherone 

October 22nd, 1996: Release of Best of Volume I, with two new songs featuring Roth; despite the recent split with the band, it is his first number 1 album 

March 17th, 1998: Release of Van Halen III, the first VH . studio album not to go platinum 

November 5th, 1999: Gary Cherone leaves Van Halen

May 2000: Texas hospital confirms Eddie in outpatient cancer prevention  

Summer 2001: Van Halen completes at least three new songs with David Lee Roth

January 2002: Van Halen’s partnership with Warner Bros. ends after twenty-three years 

April 15th, 2002: David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar announce joint forty-date summer concert tour 

May 2002: Doctors declare Eddie Van Halen cancer free 

July 2002: Eddie and Valerie Van Halen announce separation 

April 2004: Sammy’s Cabo Wabo Cantina opens a branch in basement of a Lake Tahoe casino; Cabo Wabo tequila ships over 110,000 cases for the year

June 11th, 2004: Van Halen launches reunion tour with Sammy Hagar; relations sour by the end of the summer 

November 19th, 2004: Eddie smashes two Peavey Wolfgang guitars, ending his thirteen-year partnership 

December 6th, 2005: Eddie and Valerie officially file for divorce 

January 2006: David Lee Roth replaces Howard Stern as morning radio DJ; lasts through April 

September 2006: Eddie Van Halen announces that Van Halen will tour in 2007 with his son, Wolfgang, playing bass

December 2006: Roth rehearses with a new all-Van Halen lineup

March 2007: Van Halen inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

September 27th, 2007: Van Halen started their new tour in Charlotte, North Carolina 

March 5th, 2008: World Weekly Entertainment to CBS News reported that the reason the tour had been interrupted was Eddie Van Halen’s needing to reenter rehab

June 2nd, 2008: The tour ended at the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan       

July 3rd, 2008: Van Halen headlined the Quebec City Summer Festival 

August 2010: Warner/Chappell Music extends its administration agreements with Van Halen 

January 17th, 2011: Van Halen enters the Hensen Studio C with Producer Jon Shanks 

December 26th, 2011: Their official website is updated, announcing that tickets for their 2012 tour will be available beginning January 10th, 2012 

January 5th, 2012: Van Halen plays an intimate gig at Café Wha? in New York City

January 10th, 2012: Van Halen’s single “Tattoo” makes it’s premier on radio stations 

February 7th, 2012: A Different Kind of Truth is released 

August 30th, 2012: Eddie Van Halen is diagnosed with diverticulitis and undergoes surgery, which postpones the shows in Japan 

April 20th, 2013: Van Halen performs it’s first show outside North American with Roth since 1984

February 2015: Van Halen fansite, VHND.com, announces that Van Halen is releasing their first every live album with David Lee Roth, Tokyo Dome Live in Concert 

March 24th, 2015: Van Halen announces a 39 date tour with Roth that will take place between July and October across North America   

March 31st, 2015: Tokyo Dome Live in Concert is released 

April 2015: Eddie Van Halen tells Rolling Stone that the band “will probably hunker down and do a studio album” after their tour 

January 16th, 2016: Michael Anthony clears up the rumor that he might be rejoining Van Halen 

February 26th, 2016: David Lee Roth clears up some rumors about his recently released song “Ain’t No Christmas”, saying that it has nothing to do with Van Halen 

May 25th, 2016: David Lee Roth says he believes he’ll be back with Van Halen 

August 17th, 2016: Sammy Hagar apologizes to Van Halen  

December 23rd, 2016: Rumors start to fly about Van Halen reuniting for album and 2018 tour 

March 12th, 2017: Michael Anthony says that it’s time for Roth/Hagar Van Halen tour 

June 22nd, 2017: Michael Anthony says that now is a perfect time for a reunion of the classic lineup of Van Halen 

November 2nd, 2017: Sammy Hagar says that there is no chance of a Van Halen reunion 

January 5th, 2018: Michael Anthony is interviewed for upcoming Van Halen documentary 

January 20th, 2018: Van Halen is rumored to have new music and 2018 tour 

January 29th, 2018: Eddie Van Halen sues to stop release of “5150 Vault” documentary  

[yurikobutachan]

Yuri on Ice Timeline

Alright, so I spent all last night (literally) checking dates and confirming schedules because I’m in that deep. There’s no saving me now. And I thought I’d go ahead and break down the timeline I have come to the conclusion is as close to YOI canon as possible. 

There are gaps where I don’t have information to substantiate what happened - and if and when Season 2 comes out or as I’m going through series 1 with a fine-toothed comb , I should find more I shall add it in. 

**Edited 1/14/17 to include new information** 

**NOTE: (4/23/17) These dates/years are incorrect, but the order they happened (While not infallible) should be pretty close. We have been given NEW NEW information placing the China Cup in 2015, which shifts everything forward by a year. Let me reiterate that I am not an expert, and that YOI takes place in an alternate universe so as to avoid copyright infringement and lawsuits.** 

Speculation will be in Italics. 

Alright, so here we go! 

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December 25,1985 1984: Victor is born!

November 29,1989 1988: Yuuri is Born!

March 1, 1998 Yuri Plisestky is born!

1998 Makkachin is born!

1997 Minami Kenjiro is born!

1991-1997: Yuuri begins skating

Can’t really tell how old he is, but he looks to be somewhere between 4 and 6 years old which is pretty consistent with when skaters start. 

2001: Feb 26-March 2 Junior World Championships Sofia, Bulgaria 

At 16 Victor Nikiforov wins Gold at the Junior World Championships

2001-2003: Victor continues to compete , Yuuri’s Junior Debut

whether Victor competes at the Junior or Senior level is unclear. A skater can continue to compete at the junior level until the age of 19, after which they must switch to Senior division. 

competitors must be at least 13 years old and not older than 19 by July 1 of that year. 

However, we can guess that since Yuuri is aiming to skate at Victor’s level, it’s likely that Victor was already competing at the Senior level by the time Yuuri made it to the Juniors.

2003-2005: Victor and Yuuri continue to compete and rise through the ranks

2006: Feb 10-26 Winter Olympics in Turin 

Victor potentially competes as an Olympian @ age of 21

Based on Johnny Weir’s career which seems to have heavily influenced Kubo-san’s choices for Victor’s. (Weir didn’t place on the podium, but he participated. Additionally, another potential for Victor’s career - Evgeni Plushenko - competed and won gold in Turin)

2008: December 10-14 Grand Prix Final (Goyang, Korea)

Victor wins his first Grand Prix Final gold medal @ 23 years old 

 just as an aside - Prize earnings of 272K USD for Senior GPF division

2009: December 2-6 Grand Prix Final (Tokyo, Japan) 

Victor wins second consecutive Grand Prix Final Gold Medal @ 24 years old

Yuuri moves to the U.S. to train at a top facility in Detroit, 1st year of College

2010: March 22-28 World Figure Skating Championships (Turin, Italy)

Victor wins first WFSC Gold Medal

2010: December 8-12 Grand Prix Final (Beijing, China)

Victor wins Third consecutive Grand Prix Gold Medal @ 25 years old

Yuuri’s continues to train in Detroit, 2nd year of College

2011: April 25-May1 World Figure Skating Championships (Moscow, Russia)

Victor wins second consecutive WFSC Gold Medal 

2011: December 8-11 Grand Prix Final (Quebec, Canada)

Victor wins Fourth consecutive Grand Prix Final Gold Medal @ 26 years old

Yuuri continues to train in Detroit, 3rd year of college

*****2012-2013 Skating Season*****

2012: March 26-April 1 World Figure Skating Championships (Nice, France)

Victor wins 3rd consecutive WFSC Gold Medal

2012: October Southern Regional Championships

Yuuri qualifies for Grand Prix Circuit at Southern Regional Championships

2012: November Grand Prix Final Qualifier Series

Yuuri participates in 2 of the Grand Prix Series Qualifiers, but does not specify which two. 

Yuuri places well and qualifies for the Grand Prix Final in Sochi

2012: Dec 6-9 Grand Prix Final, Sochi, Russia 

Yuuri competes but falls to last place

Victor wins 5th consecutive Grand Prix Final gold @ 27 years old

Victor qualifies for the Olympic Figure Skating Team for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi

2012: Dec. 20-24 Japanese National Championships

Yuuri suffers another big loss at the Japanese Nationals according to his explanation in episode 1 of how his last year has gone. 

Yuuri’s 4th year of college

2013: February 6-11 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships (Osaka)

Yuuri fails to qualify for Four Continents

2013: March 11-17 World Figure Skating Championships London, Quebec, Canada

Yuuri fails to qualify for World Championships

Victor wins 4th consecutive WFSC gold medal 

2013 March - July 31 End of 2012-2013 Season

Yuuri makes the decision to take a break from competition and focuses on school.

Yuuri doesn’t imply that he breaks ties with Celestino until after he fails at the 2013 Japanese National Championships (likely due to lack of dedication to skating since his failure at the 2012 Japanese National Championships. Yuuri states that he had lost his love of skating and he was looking to regain that by copying Victor’s routine after returning home in March 2014) 

*****2013-2014 Skating Season*****

2013: August beginning of 2013-2014 season

2013: September - Novemer Grand Prix Qualifiers Senior Division

it is implied that Yuuri doesn’t compete during this season

2013: Dec 5-8 Grand Prix Final at Fukuoka, Japan

Victor likely at GPF Fukuoka

2013: Dec 20-23 Japanese National Championships (Saitama, Japan) 

Yuri states in episode 5 during the Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu Championship in 2014 that he hadn’t competed since ‘last year’s Nationals’. 

This was his last competition before the Hot Springs on Ice Exhibition Skate-off against Yurio. 

2014: January 20-26 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships (Taipei)

Nothing Canon Mentioned - some of our international skating friends are probably skating in the Four Continents, though. So there we go. 

It’s mostly here to help me keep track of time. It’s a good place-holder.

2014: February 7-23 Winter Olympics (Sochi, Russia)

It is heavily implied that Victor competes as part of the olympic team at the Sochi 2014 olympics. He is shown wearing the uniform at the Sochi GPF, which was a test event for the Sochi Olympic team, and he is wearing it again at the 2014 WFSC. 

2014: March Yuuri goes home, Victor competes at World Figure Skating Championships (Saitama, Japan)

Yuuri graduates early March 2014

Breaks off with Coach Celestino Cialdi

Late March (probably 24-30) Returns home to Hasetsu to consider his future 

March 24-30 Victor lands 5th consecutive Gold at the World Figure Skating Championships in Saitama, Japan

2014: April Yuuri performs tribute, Victor flies to Japan

Early April, Victor and Yurio return home to St. Petersburg after the WFSC

Yuuri performs his tribute skate for Yuuko at the Ice Palace

April 10th - Triplets post video of Yuuri skating his tribute piece, it goes viral

Some time April 10th or later Victor sees video of Yuuri - applies for Visas and heads off to Japan

Probably late April, Yurio follows Victor to Japan when he finds out where Victor went to make good on a promise the older skater made him. 

Late April, possibly May (Depends on how long it took to get the Visas for a long-term stay in Japan for Victor and a short-term for Yurio) - Hot Springs on Ice Skate-off at Hasetsu Castle Ice Palace

Mostly likely end of April - May Yurio loses and heads back to Russia to continue training with Yakov and begins training with Lilya

2014: May - July 31 End of 2013-2014 Skate Season

*****2014-2015 Skating Season*****

2014: August - beginning of 2014-2015 Season. Everyone in hard-core training mode. 

Yurio training with Lilya for his Senior Debut

Yuuri training under Victor for Grand Prix Finals and creating ‘Yuri on Ice’ routine 

Phichit moves back to Thailand to train 

2014: October Southern Regional Championships, Japan Yuuri’s Grand Return

**Note: In episode 1, Yuuri explains that Southern Regional Championships happen in October - maybe this is the actual competition we’re looking at, rather than All-Japan which happens in December and would have made it impossible for Yuuri to qualify for the 2014-2015 Grand Prix Final. 

Looking at a map of Japan, it appears that all three prefectures are in the south, so I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that the championship titled  “ The Chugoku, Shikoku, and Kyushu Championship” is referring to the qualifier in October. 

Victor’s Debut as Coach

Yuuri Debuts Collaborative Routine choreographed by Victor “Yuri on Ice”

Yuuri places first and qualifies for Grand Prix Circuit

2014: November 7-9 Rostelecom Cup Grand Prix Qualifier Senior Division

Yuuri competes and takes first place

2014: November 13-16 China Cup Grand Prix Qualifier Senior Division

Makkachin chokes on buns and Victor goes back to Japan

Yuuri has meltdown and ends up placing 4th, still qualifies for Grand Prix Final, though only barely managing to squeak in. 

Yurio takes 1st place 

2014: December 11-14 Grand Prix Finals, Barcelona Spain

Yuuri and Victor get engaged 

Yuuri wins Silver at his 2nd Grand Prix Final with Victor as coach

Yurio wins Gold by a mere .12 point difference at his Senior Debut on the professional Grand Prix circiut

Victor announces his return to the competitive circuit for next season

2014: Mid December Yuuri moves to St. Petersburg with Victor

------------ Here is where it all becomes speculation but based on Kubo-san’s adherence to the real life skating championship schedules, here is a list of stuff we may see in Season 2 -------- 

December 2014-March 2015 Yuuri and Victor training for upcoming WFSC in St. Petersburg with guidance from Yakov

Victor learns how to be a better coach

Victor struggles to get back into competitive condition and create a new routine for the WFSC in just a few months

Yuuri gets world-class instruction from both Victor and Yakov as an assistant coach (You bet Yakov isn’t going to just stand by and let Victor mess up a perfectly good world-class skater out of sheer inexperience as a coach) 

Yurio struggles with constant gross-out (omg Dads are embarrassing) BUT finds that fighting spirit and determination to continue to grow as a skater with Victor and Yuuri there to keep his ego in check. 

Our boys grow closer together as a couple

Yuuri’s confidence grows as a skater and this late bloomer begins to show tf up. Boy gets TURNT. 

Friendly rivaly/ Frenemies relationship between Yuuri and Yurio develops

March 23-29 2015 World Figure Skating Championships, Shanghai China

Victor returns to the ice as competitor and coach

Yuuri competes for the first time at the same level as Victor

We see a return of several skaters which may include Giacometi and Seong-gil, as we saw them in the 2014 World Figure Skating Championships placing 2nd and 3rd behind Victor. 

Yurio likely also competing (expect shenanigans) - if he isn’t competing he’ll likely be there to heckle at the very least. 

April - August 2015 Hardcore Training and Prep for the Grand Prix Final 2014-2015 season

October - November GPF Qualifiers Senior Division

Oct 23-25 Skate America Oct 30-Nov 1 Skate Canada Nov 6-8 Cup of China Nov 13-15 Eric Lumbard France  Nov 20-22 Rostelecom Cup Russia Nov 27-29 NHK Trophy

Our boys struggle against a super busy schedule and potentially having to be apart while they both compete in qualifiers. 

We get confirmation that they are incapable of surviving without each other. 

December 10-13 Grand Prix Final Barcelona Spain 

I expect to see all three of our boys at the GPF. 

The REAL Dance-off Battle begins 

Yuuri wins Gold against some probably staggering odds. 

Marriage Proposal On The Ice - world figure skating fandom explodes 

Nose bleeds and bodies everywhere 

((and then we hit utter fantasy ... )) 

2016 World Figure Skating Championships

Victor has retired as competitive skater - takes up full-time coaching

Yuuri competing as top-ranking skater

Yurio still grossed out

2016 Grand Prix Final Marsielle

Pep talk for Minami Kenjirou for his first Grand Prix Final 

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Purple Heart Day 2017: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

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August 7 marks Purple Heart Day, a special day to honor the lives and sacrifices of the men and women who have put their lives on the line for the U.S. The special award is the oldest military honor, starting in 1932. However, George Washington presented a similar award, called the Badge of Military Merit, on August 7, 1782.

It’s estimated that over 1.8 million Purple Hearts have been awarded since it was established. The award is presented to military service-members who are wounded or killed in action.

Here’s a look at the history of Purple Heart Day and the Purple Heart.

1. The Military Order of the Purple Heart Established August 7 as Purple Heart Day in 2014

GettyA U.S. Army honor guard holds a tray with three Purple Heart medals during a Purple Heart ceremony June 9, 2015 at George Washington’s Mount Vernon in Mount Vernon, Virginia.

Prior to 2014, Purple Heart Day was often marked on several different dates. In 2014, the Military Order of the Purple Heart designated August 7 as Purple Heart Day.

August 7 is the anniversary of the first Badge of Military Merit awards presented by George Washington on August 7, 1782. At the time, Washington was still commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. According to the Institute of Heraldry, the award was presented to three non-commissioned officers: Sergeant Daniel Bissell of the 2nd Connecticut Regiment of the Continental Line; Sergeant William Brown of the 5th Connecticut Regiment of the Continental Line, and Sergeant Elijah Churchill of the 2nd Continental Dragoons.

After the Revolutionary War ended, the Badge of Military Merit was not used again. To celebrate the 200th anniversary of Washington’s birth in 1932, it was revived under War Department General Orders No. 3, dated February 22, 1932. From that point on, the Purple Heart was established to honor those killed or injured during service from April 5, 1917 to the present.

2. The Purple Heart Was Designed by Elizabeth Will, an Army Heraldic Specialist

GettyThe Purple Heart.

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, the idea for a “Badge of Military Merit” revival was first proposed by General Charles Summerall in October 1927. In January 1928, a formal proposal was drawn up, but it wasn’t until January 1931 that General Douglas MacArthur decided to push for the medal again. Elizabeth Will, an Army heraldic specialist, was assigned to come up with the design for the medal, based on general guidelines.

The Purple Heart was officially established on February 22, 1932, the 200th anniversary of Washington’s birth.

The Purple Heart features George Washington’s profile on the obverse, in front of a purple, heart-shaped field. On the reverse, it reads “For Military Merit.” “The 1 11/16 inch medal is suspended by a purple cloth, 1 3/8 inches in length by 1 3/8 inches in width with 1/8-inch white edges,” the VA notes.

As The New York Times notes, Will also designed the Distinguished Flying Cross, the official Vice Presidential flag and other official government designs. She retied in 1965 and died in 1975.

3. At First, the Purple Heart Was Only Awarded to Army & Army Air Corps Personnel

The Purple Heart requirements have changed since 1932. According to the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor, which is located in New Windsor, New York, the Purple Heart was created exclusively for Army and Army Air Corps personnel at first. In addition, the award wasn’t presented posthumously to family members.

In December 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt changed that, signing an executive order to include Navy branches. He also made the award available to any military member killed on or after December 7, 1941.

Another executive order signed by President Harry S. Truman in November 1952 expanded the posthumous Purple Heart award to include members of the Navy, Coast Guard or Marine Corps killed on or after April 5, 1917. The Army and Air Force are later included in 1962, when another executive order made it possible for family members to apply for a posthumous Purple Heart.

 President Ronald Reagan signed an executive order in 1984 to award the Purple Heart to service-members wounded or killed during acts of terror or during a peacekeeping mission outside the U.S. In 1993, a bill was passed to include wounds or death resulting from accidental “friendly fire.”

The most recent change to Purple Heart eligibility came in February 2015, when the Department of Defense said those wounded or killed by certain kinds of domestic terrorist activities can receive the award.

4. It’s Rumored That the Military Is Still Awarding Medals Made in 1945 in Preparation for a Planned Invasion of Japan

One rumor about the Purple Heart is that the Department of Defense made a large stockpile of the awards in 1945 in preparation for “Operation Downfall,” a planned land invasion of the main Japanese islands. The military estimated that there would be between 1.7 and 4 million casualties. The operation never happened, since it was decided to drop the atomic bomb instead and Japan surrendered.

As Stars and Stripes noted in 2010, historian D.M. Giangreco said there were Purple Hearts made during World War II that were still being presented.

“Time and combat will continue to erode the WW II stock, but it’s anyone’s guess how long it will be before the last Purple Heart for the invasion of Japan is pinned on a young soldier’s chest,” Giangreco told Stars and Stripes.

Defense Logistics Agency spokeswoman Mimi Schirmacher told Stars and Stripes in 2010 that at that as recently as 1985, the military had 120,000 refurbished World War II Purple Hearts. She said it was possible that there were still some being given out.

Schirmacher said the DLA has ordered 34,000 new Purple Hearts since 1976, including 21,000 ordered in 2008 alone.

5. President Trump Awarded a Purple Heart to Sgt. 1st Class Alvaro Barrientos in His First Trip to Walter Reed

In April 2017, President Donald Trump presented a Purple Heart award to Sgt. 1st Class Alvaro Barrientos during his first trip to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center as president. As NPR notes, Barrientos served in Afghanistan and had his leg amputated below the knee after he was wounded on March 17.

“When I heard about this I wanted to do it myself. So congratulations,” Trump told Barrientos, who was joined by his wife Tammi. “Tremendous.”

According to the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor, it’s estimated that there have been 1.8 million Purple Hearts presented since 1932. The Hall of Honor notes that there hasn’t been a consistent record of Purple Hearts, so the exact number is unknown.

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International Cup medal eludes Sanjeev Rajput

NEW DELHI: Sanjeev Rajput and Harveen Srao made the finals in men’s rifle three-role and women’s air pistol activities, but the medals continued to elude the Indian hold close inside the taking pictures International Cup at the Dr. Karni Singh Range, Tughlakabad, on Sunday.

Also, Rio Olympians Heena Sidhu and Chain Singh narrowly missed making the finals.

After Pooja Ghatkar won the women’s air rifle bronze on the whole day, the Indian shooters have made the final of every occasion so far, except women’s entice, but have no longer been capable of the strike.

The 36-yr-old Sanjeev, who has a gold and silver medals in World Cups and has been a twice Asian champion, appeared set to arrest the trend in the 30 shots of kneeling and susceptible at some stage in the final.

However, Sanjeev who had pipped compatriot Chain Singh for the remaining spot in the final with 1159, slipped to 6th spot after 10 shots inside the standing position, whilst air rifle silver medallist Peter Sidi and Pan Junhui of China bowed out.

He edged ahead of Japan’s Toshikazu Yamashita but was pushed to 5th by using zero.1 point by Nazis Tortungpanich of Thailand.

Hui Zheng gained his sixth Global Cup, beating compatriot Solar Jian.

Apparently, Hui had trailed in the 5th spot after the kneeling and prone segment of the final, however, caught up dramatically within the climax, finishing up with an exquisite 10.6 on the ultimate shot.

Chain Singh changed into within the reckoning with rounds of 390 out of four hundred in kneeling and inclined, however, the wind shook him in the status role and driven him all the way down to 377.

two-time World College champion Harveen Srao squeezed her manner into the very last with a 379 in girls’ air pistol but lacked the enjoy to strike in the climax.

The junior bronze medallist inside the 2006 Global Championship, the 30-12 months-old Harvey become handicapped for loss of experience within the

finals.

It changed into best her 2d very last in an International Cup after the only in Fortress Benning in 2007. She had placed fourth inside the 2006 Doha Asian Video games.

Heena Sidhu had all of the revels in but struggled inside the qualification segment with ninety-five, ninety-four, ninety-four and 95, that noticed her leave out the final by means of one point.

Her International record become certain to head thanks to the new format, however, Heena turned into predicted to fight for a medal, in particular within the light of getting focused best on air pistol and skipped the 25-metre sports activities

pistol.

The Chinese won 5 gold medals out of 7, with Lin Yuemei beating reigning Olympic champion Zhang Mengxue by means of three factors for the air pistol gold.

China became on top of the medals table with five gold and 4 silver, whilst Italy and Australia have been the most effective other teams to bag a gold to date.

India become on par inside the fifth location with Azerbaijan, Spain, Finland, Japan, Singapore and Switzerland with a bronze.

within the blended entice competition, Seema Tomar (forty) and Kynan Chenai (47) placed 10th and overlooked the very last by means of three points. Zoravar Singh Sandhu shot 49 out of fifty, but with Manisha Keer (33) he changed into located 14th with a complete of 82.

within the take a look at occasion this is being advocated for Olympic access in Tokyo 2020, China received the gold through Wang Xiaojing and Yu Shuo who beat Natalie Rooney and Owen Robinson of recent Zealand 25-21.

The Italian pair of Valerio Graziani and Alesia Iezzi won the bronze beating Alberto Fernandez and Fatima Galvez of Spain 28-21.

The outcomes:

guys: 50m rifle 3-function: 1. Hui Zheng (Chn) 454.2 (1176); 2. Solar Jian (Chn) 451.6 (1177); three. Jan Lochbihler (Sui) 44.2 (1163); five. Sanjeev Rajput 420.6 (1159); 9. Chain Singh 1157; thirteen. Satyendra Singh 1154. MQS: Akhil Sheoran 1155.

ladies: 10m air pistol: 1. Lin Yuemei (Chn) 248.eight (WR) 380; 2. Zhang Mengxue (Chn) 237.8 (380); 3. Shun Xie Teo (Sep) 217.4 (380); 7. Harveen Srao 133.6 (379); 11. Heena Sidhu 378; 36. Priyanka Susvirkar 364. MQS: Yasha Singh 378.

London 2012 Summer Olympics – capturing

Some statistics surrounding shooting Video games on the Olympics: • The British won forty-three medals in the game from 1896 to 2004. • The mixed gender competition become abolished from the Video games after 1992 (Barcelona). Zhang Shan from China if the handiest lady to have gained a combined-gender competition and that too, inside the 1992 Video games. • One of the most a success shooters in Olympic history, Hungarian Karoly Takacs, suffered a career-threatening injury on his proper arm from a grenade. He learnt taking pictures left-surpassed all by means of himself and gained Gold at the 1948 and inside the 1952 Games. • Nearly 2, 70,000 clay pots may be used in this year’s Shotgun event.

shooting regarded in every Olympic event apart from the 1904 (St. Louis) and 1928 (Amsterdam) Video games. capturing changed into opened to women at the 1984 Games (La).

This yr on the London Summer Olympics, the taking pictures occasion might be held from July twenty-eighth to August 6th at the Royal Artillery Barracks. The records of the Barracks dates again to 1716 while a Royal Warrant turned into chargeable for the building of artillery businesses. Surrounded by the lovely 18th century structure, the competition in addition to the spectators might be positively content with the serene splendor of the area.

a complete of 390 athletes competing might be competing this season. Every country can ship only 28 shooters. The Indian contingent will include eleven players. players like Abhinav Bindra and Gagan Narang are a part of the shooting squad for India. Others consist of Joydeep Karmakar, Vijay Kumar, Sanjeev Rajput, Manavjit Singh Sandhu, Ronjan Sodhi, Shagun Chowdhury, Rani Sharbat, Heena Sidhu and Annuraj Singh. shooting is One of the events wherein the us of a is undoubtedly content material and is watching for Some desirable outcomes.

There are essentially sorts of occasions that shooters come upon – Rifle and Pistol and Shotgun events. The shooters intention at stationery targets all through the Rifle and Pistol opposition and they purpose at dynamic clay objectives at some point of the Shotgun round.

For Rifle and Pistol disciplines, the goals are at a range of 10 meters, 25 meters or 50 meters from the shooter. The goal is a 10-ring board that they need to intention at. The shooters either desires to face kneel or shoot from a lying down stance (inclined) primarily based on the kind of occasion. The shooters need to be undoubtedly content with their abilities to conquer all these limitations.

throughout Shotgun occasions, the shooter’s goal for clay objectives which can be thrown both above or in front gives up of the shooters. Now and again the shooters even want to purpose for two clay plates at one time (double entice).

There is a range legit to make certain all of the activities are secure and easy. To guarantee that the entirety is being conducted in line with Olympic requirements, a Global Jury is also present. The gamers must have correct capabilities and Additionally nerves of metal. Their eyesight has to be first-rate and they should be capable of the judge and respond immediately.

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