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BUDEJOVICE - CZECH REP.

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HLUBOKA CASTLE - CZECH REPUBLIC

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České Budějovice, Czechoslovakia Black and white negative 1970s

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18 Aralık 2024 Halkbank Jihostroj Ceske Budejovice Maçı

*Ziraat Bankkart Voleybol Salonu, 18:00.

*CEV Erkekler Şampiyonlar Ligi 4. Tur D Grubu dördüncü maçı.

*TRT Spor Yıldız.

*Maç sonucu: Halkbank 3-0 Jihostroj Ceske Budejovice.

*1. Set: 25-21.

*2. Set: 25-23.

*3. Set: 25-18.

*Sonuç: Temsilcimiz Halkbank 2. galibiyeti ile tanıştı.

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Women were also regularly employed in brewing, at least as much as men. Medieval peasants drank rather a lot of small (or low-alcohol) beer and ale. In the tenth-century Alfric's Colloguy, which records theoretical dialogues between a teacher and his students, one young man states, "I drink ale, usually, if I drink at all, and water if I have no ale. . . . I am not rich enough to be able to buy myself wine: Wine is not a drink for boys or fools but for old men and wise men." By the late medieval period, in brewing centers such as České Budejovice, from whence the name Budweiser comes, beer was being made on a large enough scale that it was being exported to Bavaria.

Medieval people desired to drink beer and ale not because water was unsafe, but because farmwork is extremely hard. Small beer and ale added additional calories to their daily uptake in an enjoyable way. Although the wealthy were probably able to procure professionally made and imported beers, most people, especially in the earlier medieval period, made their own ale or bought it from nearby producers. Ale was brewed primarily from barley and did not include the hops of beer, which meant it could not be stored for long before going off. As such, those who wanted ale had to be constantly brewing it to ensure a steady supply, making brewing a very common cottage industry. Women who brewed for their families would often brew excess for sale, allowing them to bring in a bit of money. Because brewing was a craft that could be learned at home, women could be employed as brewers in larger commercial breweries.

We find women in the brewing trade consistently: records show them paying taxes on their gains from brewing, and registering with the authorities who oversaw standards. When someone performed below these standards, they were frequently written up, so we can find the women who were not meeting them. The Durham Court Rolls from 1365 record that Agnes Postell and Alice de Belasis were fined twelve denarii for selling bad ale, about the equivalent of two days' work for a skilled craftsman. Similarly Alice de Belasis was separately fined two shillings, or the equivalent of five days wages, for poor-quality ale, which a court proved had no strength at all. Punishments for brewing bad ale could range from fines to ritualized humiliation. In England, the Domesday Book first recorded the use of the cucking stool (which would become the ducking stool in the early modern period) in Chester to punish those who sold bad ale or ale in incorrect measures. They would be forced to sit in a chair out side their home and be jeered at by locals. Fourteenth-century Scottish laws noted that any alewife who made "evil ale" was either fined "eight shillings" or placed in the cucking stool, a nod to women as the primary brewers in the region who could face the largely gendered humiliation as a result.

We also learn of women in the brewing profession through records of accidents. For example, one coroner's roll indicates that at around noon on October 2, 1270, Amice Belamy was carrying a tub full of gruit, an agent for flavoring ale, with Sibyl Bonchevaler at her work in Lady Juliana de Beauchamp's brewhouse in Staple, Eaton Socon. As they went to dump the gruit into the boiling vat of beer, Amice slipped and fell into it and was trapped by the tub that fell on top of her. "Sibyl immediately jumped towards her, dragged her from the vat and shouted; the household came and found her scalded almost to death. She was given the last rites of the church and died on the day following. This harrowing story reminds us what a physically tasking and dangerous job brewing, especially in large quantities, could be.

This episode is also interesting because the two women were working for another woman, and a lady at that, Juliana de Beauchamp. Brewing was commonly associated with women across class lines, since the brewhouse is listed as belonging to the Lady Juliana. All in all, during these years a woman was just as likely to be brewing ale as a man, if not more likely in some instances.

-Eleanor Janega, The Once and Future Sex: Going Medieval on Women’s Roles in Society

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Sir Susa Vim Perugia defeat VK Jihostroj Ceske Budejovice 3-0 in the 5th round of the CEV Champions League season. They remain undefeated with 5 straight wins, all of which were won in 3 straight sets. Yuki Ishikawa was named match MVP. Congrats, Perugia! | 📸: sirsafetyperugia

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BUDEJOVICE - CZECH REP.

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Hluboká Castle - CZECH REPUBLIC

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České Budějovice, Czechoslovakia Black and white negative 1970s

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A fantastic flight of Floggers! The first MiG-23MFs arrived in Czechoslovakia in August 1978 and were assigned to the 1st FW at Ceske Budejovice AFB. The type was officially retired in 1994. #avgeeks #aviation #aviationlovers #ColdWar

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20 Kasım 2024 Jihostroj Ceske Budejovice Halkbank Maçı

*Ceske Budejovice Spor Salonu'nda saat 20:00'de başlayacak olan CEV Erkekler Şampiyonlar Ligi 4. Tur D Grubu ikinci maçı. Geçen hafta açılış sınavında Saint-Nazaire önünde yıpratıcı bir yenilgi almıştık. Çekya deplasmanında ise telafi şansımız var. Kadromuza, kalitemize ve tecrübemize güvenimiz tam. Net skoru alıp dönelim ve yarışa dahil olalım inşallah. Yürek dolusu başarı dileklerimizi paylaşıyoruz temsilcimize.

*TRT Spor'dan naklen yayınlanacak olan maç.

*İlk seti 25-18 alan Halkbank 1-0 öne geçti. İyi bir oyun vardı temsilcimizde. Özellikle orta bölümden sonra kurduğumuz hakimiyetle rahat bir bitiriş yaptık. Böyle de devam etsin diğer bölümlerde.

*İkinci sette 25-22 sonucunu alan Ceske Budejovice durumu 1-1 yaptı. İlk sayılarda bir üstünlük kurmuştuk ama Çek ekibi 5-3 biz öndeyken 5 sayılık seri yaptı ve rüzgar onlara geçti. Öyle de sürdü. Şimdi buna nazarlık diyelim ve temiz sayfa açalım.

*Üçüncü set de 25-22 bitti yine ama gülen biz olduk bu sefer. Skoru 2-1'e taşıyarak yeniden üstünlüğü aldık. Çek ekibi seti yine kontrolünde ilerletiyordu. 17-16 üstünlükleri varken temsilcimizden 6 sayılık harika seri geldi. Çok da iyi yerde geldi ve bir daha geri düşmeden işi bitirdik. Şimdi 1 set kaldı. Bitirelim artık.

*Dördüncü setin ardından 25-15 skorunu yaptık ve maçı 3-1 kazanarak ilk galibiyetimizi aldık. Halkbank sete 8-0'la girdi. Bu büyük avantajı bitime kadar gram düşürmeden koruduk ve çift haneyle kapatmış olduk. Tebrik ediyoruz tüm ekibi.