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Maria Timofeeva

Maria Timofeeva is an international Russian tennis player. Her prize money is around USD 180,832. According to the Government of Ontario records, Maria Timofeeva was employed as a Nurse Practitioner at Women’s College Hospital in 2022 and earned an annual salary of $128,730.83. You'll get here Maria Timofeeva WTA Career, Net Worth, Husband & Family

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Ukrainian Women Are Thriving at AO, Despite the Horrors of War

By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Sunday January 21, 2024 In the midst of personal turmoil, Ukrainian athletes are thriving at the Australian Open. Marta Kostyuk, who broke through to reach her first major quarterfinal on Sunday, defeating Maria Timofeeva, 6-2, 6-1, has not been shy of reminding the public that Ukraine is in dire straits, and chastising journalists who stopped covering the story…

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Ukraine's Kostiuk to play in tennis quarter-final after knocking out Russian opponent

Ukrainian tennis player Marta Kostiuk made her way to the quarter-finals after defeating Russia’s Maria Timofeeva in the Australian Open tournament, Ukrinform reported on Jan. 21. Kostiuk knocked out Source : kyivindependent.com/ukraines-…

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Tennis Premier League: Bengaluru SG Mavericks End Day 4 In Top Spot

The Gujarat Panthers Ambassador: Rackets clashed and emotions soared as the fourth day of season 5 of the Tennis Premier League delivered nail-biting matches that were pure cinematic drama.The first fixture of Day 4 of the league was kicked -off with Punjab Patriots going up against Mumbai Leon Army. Conny Perrin of Punjab Patriots emerged victorious against Sowjanya Bavisetti of Mumbai Leon Army in the Women’s Single Category, in a game that ended 11-9. Digvijay Pratap Singh of the Punjab Patriots lost to Ernests Gulbis of the Mumbai Leon Army 9-11 in the Men’s Singles Category. Conny Perrin and Arjun Khade of the Punjab Patriots beat Sowjanya Bavisetti and Vijay Sundar Prashanth of the Mumbai Leon Army in the Mixed Doubles category as the game ended 12-8. The final game of the match was the Men’s Doubles Category, in which Digvijay Pratap Singh and Arjun Khade of the Punjab Patriots took on Ernests Gulbis and Vijay Sundar Prashanth of Mumbai Leon Army. The game ended 11-9 in favour of the Punjab Patriots. The Patriots emerged victorious from the match as it ended 43-37 in their favour. Arjun Khade was adjudged to be the best player of the match for his exceptional performance for the Patriots. The second fixture of Day 4 saw the Gujarat Panthers clash with the Bengaluru SG Mavericks. The Gujarat Panthers Ambassador, Arjun Kapoor was in the dugout motivating his players to push themselves during the games. Ekaterina Yashina of the Gujarat Panthers beat Arina Rodionova of Bengaluru SG Mavericks, 12-8, in the Women’s Singles Category. In the Men’s Singles Category, Sumit Nagal of the Gujarat Panthers lost convincingly to Ramkumar Ramanathan of the Bengaluru SG Mavericks, as the scores at the end of the match read 6-14. Ekaterina Yashina and Mukund Sasikumar of the Gujarat Panthers lost to Arina Rodionova and Vishnu Vardhan from Bengaluru SG Mavericks, in the Mixed Doubles category, 9-11. Sumit Nagal and Mukund Sasikumar of Gujarat Panthers beat Ramkumar Ramanathan and Vishnu Vardhan from Bengaluru SG Mavericks, in the Men’s Doubles Category which was thoroughly dominated by Bengaluru and ended 7-13 in their favour. Bengaluru SG Mavericks bested the Gujarat Panthers as the match ended 34-46. Ramkumar Ramanathan was awarded the Player of the Match for his brilliant performance for the Bengaluru SG Mavericks. The third fixture of Day 4 was between the Delhi Binny’s Brigade and the Bengal Wizards. The match started with the Women’s Singles Category, in which Sahaja Yamalapalli of Delhi Binny’s Brigade beat Maria Timofeeva from Bengal Wizards, in a clash that ended 13-7. Denis Novak of Delhi Binny’s Brigade and Sriram Balaji of the Bengal Wizards went head-to-head in an entertaining Men’s Singles game that ended 12-8 in favour of Delhi. It was followed by the Mixed Doubles game that saw Sahaja Yamalapalli and Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan of the Delhi Binny’s Brigade lost to Maria Timofeeva and Anirudh Chandrasekar of the Bengal Wizards which ended 9-11. In the Men’s Doubles Category, Jeevan Nedunchezhiyan and Dennis Novak of Delhi Binny’s Brigade took on Sriram Balaji and Anirudh Chandrasekar of the Bengal Wizards. The Delhi Binny’s Brigade duo came out on top with a score of 11-9. Delhi Binny’s Brigade won the match, ending 45-35 in their favour. Denis Novak of Delhi Binny’s Brigade was awarded the player of the match award. The last fixture of the day Pune Jaguars went head-to-head against Hyderabad Strikers. In the Women’s Singles, Diana Marcinkevica of Pune Jaguars lost to Ellen Perez of Hyderabad Strikers, 5-15. In the Men’s Singles Category, Lukas Rosol of Pune Jaguars drew with Niki Poonacha of Hyderabad Strikers, which ended 10-all. Diana Marcinkevica and Rithvik Bollipalli of the Pune Jaguars took on Ellen Perez and Saketh Myneni of the Hyderabad Strikers in the Mixed Doubles category. The game ended 12-8 in favour of the Jaguars. In the final game of Day 4, Rithvik Bollipalli and Lukas Rosol of the Pune Jaguar went up against Saketh Myneni and Niki Poonacha of Hyderabad Strikers in the Men’s Doubles Category. The game ended in a 12-8, in favour of the Jaguars. The Hyderabad Strikers came out on top in the match after it ended 39-41. Ellen Perez of Hyderabad Strikers won the player of the match award. Balewadi Stadium pulsed with electric energy as Day 4 of TPL Season 5 delivered edge-of-your-seat tennis, leaving spectators breathless. Bengaluru SG Mavericks leap-frogged to take the top spot in the table with 173. The Punjab Patriots and the Bengal Wizards sat second and third in the league table respectively with 164 points apiece. They were closely followed by Delhi Binny’s Brigade and the Hyderabad Strikers in the fourth and fifth spot respectively with 160 points each. The Gujarat Panthers sat sixth at the end of Day 4 with 157 points. Mumbai Leon Army were seventh by the end of Day 4 with 156 points, while the Pune Jaguars remained eighth with 146 points. Read the full article

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Concerning Grigorovich. I’ve heard that he and Plissetskaya did not get along, but I’ve been unable to find reliable information on the matter… Also, he was director of the Bolshoi in 2008, after Ratmansky ? How was it then ? If I’m correct Ratmansky was genuinely disliked by the dancers, and Filin, well… We know what happened.

Many legends surround the conflict between Yuri Grigorovich and Maya Plisetskaya. Grigorovich was never known for being a gentle person, but neither was Maya. According to her brother, Plisetskaya could be incredibly cruel and abrasive even to her own family, to say nothing of her friends and colleagues. She had burned a lot of bridges during her life, often for trivial reasons. I would also add that, from what I have observed over the years, ballet folk tend to be emotional, which can exacerbate an already stressful situation.

From what I have read - and I am basing my answer mainly on the information available in the book recently published by Maya’s younger brother, Azari Plisetsky - the animosity between Plisetskaya and Grigorovich primarily stemmed from two facts:

Grigorovich frequently cast Natalia Bessmertnova over Maya and generally favoured his beloved wife over Plisetskaya;

In 1988 Grigorovich forcibly retired Plisetskaya, Vasiliev, Maximova, Bessmertnova, Lavrovsky and Timofeeva.

I can see how favouritism on Grigorovich’s part would infuriate Plisetskaya, especially since she played a significant role in Grigorovich’s relocation from the Mariinsky to the Bolshoi.

On the other hand, I find that Grigorovich’s controversial move to retire the brightest stars of their generation from the Bolshoi actually made a lot of sense. At the time of this momentous historical event, Maximova and Vasiliev were both forty, Timofeeva was fifty-three, and Plisetskaya was sixty-three. These great dancers were way past their prime, and their continual presence in the company actually prevented younger dancers from advancing further in their careers. Furthermore, Grigorovich didn’t spare his wife from the cut.

So there you have it.

Grigorovich served as the Bolshoi’s artistic director from 1964 to 1995. He didn’t exactly depart from the company of his own free will either. In fact, few of the Bolshoi’s A.D.s ever escaped their position unscathed*. He returned to the Bolshoi in 2009 as the company’s ballet master, and Yury Burlaka succeeded Ratmansky as the Bolshoi’s Artistic Director that same year. I think Maria Alexandrova summed up Ratmansky’s tenure pretty well when she said that Alexei struggled in the role because he is a creative and all he ever really wanted to do was to stage ballets; he wasn’t that interested in managing the company.

In 2011, after Burlaka left the post of Artistic Director, Gennady Yanin emerged as the frontrunner for the position, only to be removed from the race in the most brutal fashion. It’s unclear who was responsible for the vile smear campaign against Yanin, but the person who, as we know, ended up benefiting from it the most was Sergei Filin.

*Grigorovich did manage (against all the odds) to secure the future of a young dancer called Nikolai Tsiskaridze shortly before he was forced out. So we have him to thank for setting that ‘lil bit of ballet history in motion.

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Grigelis - Tessa match overview, prediction&tips

Tessa could have problems with physics compare with it opponent - last days they played more matches than their opponents.

In this match Tessa is a favorite.

Recently, the players did not play each other.Paz - Ragazzi match overview, prediction&tips

Recent matches Paz is playing mutable (in the last 5 games wins - 2).

Ragazzi could have advantage in physics - more days for rest in last days.

In this match Paz is a favorite.

Recently, the players did not play each other.Matusova - Avanesyan match overview, prediction&tips

Matusova has a line of defeats in latest matches (in the last 5 games wins - 0).

Matusova could have problems with physics compare with it opponent - last days they played more matches than their opponents.

In this match Matusova is the unquestionable favorite.

Recently, the players did not play each other.

Grigelis - Tessa match overview, prediction&tips

Tessa podría tener problemas con la física comparar con ella oponente - últimos días se jugó más partidos que sus oponentes. En este partido, el Tessa es el favorito. Recientemente, el equipo no jugó entre sí.Paz - Ragazzi match overview, prediction&tips Últimos partidos Paz juega inestable (en los últimos 5 juegos victorias - 2).

Ragazzi podría tener ventaja en la física - más días de descanso en los últimos días. En este partido, el Paz es el favorito. Recientemente, el equipo no jugó entre sí.Matusova - Avanesyan match overview, prediction&tips Matusova tiene una serie de derrotas en los últimos partidos (en los últimos 5 juegos victorias - 0).

Avanesyan podría tener ventaja en la física - más días de descanso en los últimos días. En este partido, el Matusova es el claro favorito. Recientemente, el equipo no jugó entre sí.

Grigelis - Tessa match overview, prediction&tips

Tessa könnte Probleme mit der Physik zu vergleichen mit ihr Gegner haben - letzten Tagen spielten sie mehr Spiele als ihre Gegner. In diesem Spiel ist Tessa ein Favorit. Vor kurzem hat das Team nicht spielen einander.Paz - Ragazzi match overview, prediction&tips Aktuelle Spiele Heimmannschaft spielt unregelmäßig (in den letzten 5 Spielen gewinnt - 2).

Ragazzi Vorteil könnte in der Physik haben - mehr Tage für Ruhe in den letzten Tagen. In diesem Spiel ist Paz ein Favorit. Vor kurzem hat das Team nicht spielen einander.Matusova - Avanesyan match overview, prediction&tips Heimmannschaft hat eine Reihe von Niederlagen in den letzten Spielen (in den letzten 5 Spielen gewinnt - 0).

Avanesyan Vorteil könnte in der Physik haben - mehr Tage für Ruhe in den letzten Tagen. In diesem Spiel ist Matusova der klare Favorit. Vor kurzem hat das Team nicht spielen einander.

Grigelis - Tessa match overview, prediction&tips

У Tessa могут быть проблемы с физикой на фоне конкурента – в последние дни сыграно больше матчей чем у суперника. В этом матче Tessa является фаворитом. В последнее время команды между собой не играли.Paz - Ragazzi match overview, prediction&tips Последние матчи Paz играет нестабильно (в последних 5 матчах побед - 2).

У Paz могут быть проблемы с физикой на фоне конкурента – в последние дни сыграно больше матчей чем у суперника. В этом матче Paz является фаворитом. В последнее время команды между собой не играли.Matusova - Avanesyan match overview, prediction&tips Matusova имеет ряд поражений в последних матчах (в последних 5 матчах побед - 0).

У Matusova могут быть проблемы с физикой на фоне конкурента – в последние дни сыграно больше матчей чем у суперника. В этом матче Matusova является несомненным фаворитом. В последнее время команды между собой не играли.

Grigelis - Tessa match overview, prediction&tips

В Grigelis може да бъде предимство в физическа подготовка - имаше повече дни, за да останат в последните дни. В този мач, Tessa е фаворит. Наскоро отборът не играе един на друг.Paz - Ragazzi match overview, prediction&tips Последните мачове Paz играе хаотично (в последните 5 мача победи - 2).

В Ragazzi може да бъде предимство в физическа подготовка - имаше повече дни, за да останат в последните дни. В този мач, Paz е фаворит. Наскоро отборът не играе един на друг.Matusova - Avanesyan match overview, prediction&tips Matusova има редица загуби в последните игри (в последните 5 мача победи - 0).

В Matusova може да има проблеми с физиката с съперник - през последните дни играе повече мачове, отколкото съперник. В този мач, Matusova е категоричен фаворит. Наскоро отборът не играе един на друг.

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Australian Open 2024: Timofeeva stuns 10th seed Haddad Maia in seven-year first

Qualifier Maria Timofeeva became the lowest-ranked woman in the Australian Open fourth round since 2017 on Friday when she upset 10th seed Beatriz Haddad Maia to keep her fairytale run going. Playing at her first Grand Slam, the 20-year-old showed nerves of steel to down the Brazilian 7-6 (9/7), 6-3 on Margaret Court Arena. Australian Open 2024: Mirra Andreeva stages fightback to enter fourth…

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LITTLE BIG - HYPNODANCER (Official Music Video) via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhMYBfF7-hE // Listen to «HYPNODANCER» by Little Big: https://wmr.lnk.to/Hypnodancer Music composed and produced by Ilia Prusikin, Lyubim Khomchuk, Viktor Sibrinin Lyrics by Ilia Prusikin, Danny Zuckerman Thanks to Denis Kukoyaka for inspiration. Official merch / Официальный мерч: https://bit.ly/2WAmMBN The filming of this music video took place in St Petersburg before the COVID-19 outbreak in the Russian Federation. LITTLE BIG: facebook: https://www.facebook.com/littlebigbandofficial soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/littlebigrussia vk: http://vk.com/littlebigband twitter: https://twitter.com/LITTLEBIG_BAND website: http://littlebig.ru TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@littlebig LITTLE BIG production: Idea: Iliya Prusikin, Alina Pasok Script: Iliya Prusikin, Alina Pasok, Yuriy Muzychenko Director: Alina Pasok, Iliya Prusikin, Yuriy Muzychenko DOP: Alexander Pavlov Executive Producer: Anastasia Antipova Art director: Daria Ukhvatova Assistant Art Director: Olya Vasilyeva Style: Masha Sivyakova Stylist assistants: Kostya Goncharuk, Elmira Tulebaeva Property Master: Mariya Perkhun Casting: Anna Petrovskaya FANCY PEOPLE Junior producer: Ekaterina Mironova Production assistant and props: Roman Konshin, Maxim Harin, Zhenya Nadeina Chief Lighting technician: Stas Gerasimov Lightening crew: Pavel Ilyuk, Savchenko Igor, Baluev Sergey, Avakumov Denis Camera assistant: Igor Solovyov, Sychev Fedor Focuspuller (1st AC): Garik Vaganov, Yuri Zvezdin Playback: Sasha Secretarev Decorators: Kostikov Dmitry, Svintsov Pavel, Sasha Belyaev, Laguta Zhenya Administrator: Kolya Katromin Assistants: Tarankov Zhenya, Belov Vladislav, Pedro Nikita, Stupin Glory Make-up artist: Masha Francevich Make-up assistants: Katerina Marynycheva, Margarita Merzlyakova Hair: Dasha Neyman Special effects makeup: Rusakova Daria, Makov Victor Actors Coordinator: Emelyanova Maria Stage sound recording: Mikhail Zhukov Editing: Alina Pasok, Iliya Prusikin Colorist: Dmitriy Novikov VFX, CG: Alexandr Stepanov, Max Semenov Sound design: Stas Kravets Video backstage: Vlad Korolkov, Max Belsky, Kirill Myagkov Photo backstage: Zhenya Romanov Dance coordinator: Dilanyan Sima Starring: Iliya Prusikin Sonya Tayurskaya Anton Lissov Sergey Gokk Yuri Muzychenko Florida Chanturia Alexander Gudkov Danila Poperechnyy Ruslan Usachev Shilov Dmitriy Tuyneza Piter Fleytes Roberto Korshunov Aleksey Sidorova Galina Drebskaya Rada Finogentova Irina Shershukhin Dmitriy Morozkin Dmitriy Azelitskiy Nikita Polivtsev Oskar Mel'nik Aleksandr Udalov Aleksandr Pliss Sergey Shkerin Vlad Chistyakov Aleksandr Khamitov Oleg Elis Kul Technical equipment: LKS rental Special Thanks: Alexander Gudkov Vanya Fedotov Victor Sibrinin Ekaterina Timofeeva Boris Mikhalych Piotrovsky Natalya Chistyakova-Ionova Atelier "Soultiss" Vlad slav Lesha Zalozhuk Seresha Duborov We express our deepest gratitude to the LOTTE HOTEL ST. PETERSBURG, especially to Anna Uglova and General manager Uwe Kunz We express our deepest gratitude to the Restaurant "Metropol", especially to Irina Kalkina demetropole.ru We express our deepest gratitude to the Buddha-Bar Saint-Petersburg.

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Spain is back to the final after 2014, Russia books Olympic spot after shootout-win against the title-holders

Russia and Spain will play for the gold medal on Saturday after thrilling semi-final wins over the Netherlands and Hungary respectively. Thanks to its shootout win, Russia returns to the final after ten years, while Spain can repeat its win from 2014, achieved here in Budapest. Regardless of the outcome, the Russians also booked their ticket to Tokyo since Spain had already secured its place last summer. Hungary seems to be cursed against Spain in the semis as this was their 6th loss in as many clashes, while the Netherlands misses the final after three consecutive appearances.

5 RUS BORISOVA Maria Russia, 5 NED WOLVES Iris Netherlands, 9 RUS TIMOFEEVA Anna Russia Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena Russia (white caps) Vs. Netherlands (blue caps) XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Russia Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena Russia (white caps) Vs. Netherlands (blue caps) XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

8 HUN KESZTHELYI-NAGY Rita Hungary, 6 ESP GONZALEZ LOPEZ Irene Spain Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena Hungary (white caps) Vs. Spain (blue caps) Women Semifinal XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

3 ESP ESPAR LLAQUET Anna Spain Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena Hungary (white caps) Vs. Spain (blue caps) Women Semifinal XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Spain Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena Hungary (white caps) Vs. Spain (blue caps) Women Semifinal XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Giorgio Scala / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

3 PROKOFYEVA E. (C) RUS Russia 10 SOBOLEVA Evgeniia RUS Russia 5 WOLVES Iris NED – Netherlands Semifinal Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena RUS – Russia (white caps) Vs. NED – Netherlands (blue caps) Women XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Pasquale Mesiano / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

4 VAN DER SLOOT Cathari NED – Netherlands Semifinal Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena RUS – Russia (white caps) Vs. NED – Netherlands (blue caps) Women XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Pasquale Mesiano / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Head Coach HAVENGA Arno NED – Netherlands Semifinal Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena RUS – Russia (white caps) Vs. NED – Netherlands (blue caps) Women XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Pasquale Mesiano / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

4 ELEFTHERIADOU Nikolet GRE Greece Semifinals 5th – 8th Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena FRA – France (white caps) Vs. GRE – Greece (blue caps) Women XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Pasquale Mesiano / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

9 DESCHAMPT Yaelle FRA FRance Semifinals 5th – 8th Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena FRA – France (white caps) Vs. GRE – Greece (blue caps) Women XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo ©Pasquale Mesiano / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

5 ITA QUEIROLO Elisa Italy Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena ITALY (white caps) Vs. SLOVAKIA (blue caps) Women Semifinal 5th-8th place XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo © Andrea Staccioli / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

11 ESP GARCIA GODOY Maica Spain, 3 HUN MATE Zsuzsanna Hungary Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena HUNGARY (white caps) Vs. SPAIN (blue caps) Women Semifinal XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo © Andrea Staccioli / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Dejection Hungary Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena HUNGARY (white caps) Vs. SPAIN (blue caps) Women Semifinal XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo © Andrea Staccioli / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

1 ESP ESTER RAMOS Laura Spain celebrates Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena HUNGARY (white caps) Vs. SPAIN (blue caps) Women Semifinal XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo © Andrea Staccioli / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

1 ITA GORLERO Giulia Italy, 11 ITA CHIAPPINI Izabella Italy Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena ITALY (white caps) Vs. SLOVAKIA (blue caps) Women Semifinal 5th-8th place XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo © Andrea Staccioli / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Team Slovakia Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena ITALY (white caps) Vs. SLOVAKIA (blue caps) Women Semifinal 5th-8th place XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo © Andrea Staccioli / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Russia players celebrate Budapest 23/01/2020 Duna Arena NETHERLANDS (white caps) Vs. RUSSIA (blue caps) Women Semifinal XXXIV LEN European Water Polo Championships 2020 Photo © Andrea Staccioli / Deepbluemedia / Insidefoto

Women’s semi-finals: Russia v Netherlands 7-7, penalties: 4-3. Hungary v Spain 10-11. For places 5-8th: France v Greece 3-13, Italy v Slovakia 16-4.

Fixtures for Saturday Final (19.00): Spain v Russia. Bronze game (17.30): Hungary v Netherlands. For 5-6th places (16.00): Greece v Italy. For places 7-8th (14.30): France v Slovakia

As expected, the semis offered thrilling matches – and great twists and turns right in the first duel between Russia and the Netherlands. The Dutch had a bit better start and jumped to a 1-2 lead but the Russians geared up for the second period and netted three connecting goals for 4-2. It was Holland’s turn then and by halftime, they came back to 4-4 and it only remained tied because Maud Megens blasted a penalty wide – it was their second miss from the 5m line in the first half.

The Netherlands rolled on in the third and added two more, then had a man-up to go three goals up but they couldn’t take a shot and Olga Gorbunova netted a dying 6 on 5 to halve the gap at 6-5. And she was on target right from the first possession to equalize and from that point, a great chess-game began. It was a huge tactical battle, the defenses did an outstanding job, then after five minutes of breath-taking swimming and shooting, Brigitte Seeking sent the ball home from a 6m free through with 2:05 to go. But the Russian reply came immediately, Maria Borisova buried a 6 on 5 after a time-out and 1:35 minutes were left for the decision. It didn’t come in the regular time so the penalties decided the outcome.

And just as in the match, the Dutch missed two while the Russians buried all four to book their spot in the final after 10 years – and this win was also their ticket to Tokyo as the Spanish downed the Hungarians next. It also means that Russia maintains its status in European water polo as the only female team which has taken part in each edition since the beginning in Sydney 2000. (Note, that penalties earned the Rio spot for Russia in 2016 when they beat Greece in a shootout in the qualification tournament and they also clinched the bronze in Rio after a successful shootout against Hungary.)

The second semi between Spain and the Hungarians was just as exciting: the crowd saw a great opening period with three goals apiece – including a VAR-approved Spanish goal which otherwise would have been overlooked –, then Anna Illes netted a man-up for 4-3 but that didn’t end Hungary’s struggle in 6 on 5s, only proved to be an exception. At halftime, the Magyars stood with 1/8 but they had a much better spell in the third when they scored three extras. However, their rivals were also on fire and at one point Spain led 5-7 but Vanda Valyi’s double brought the game back to even before the last break.

The fourth period then offered some exceptional scenes. The Spanish enjoyed a tremendous run as they netted four goals in a row. Their defence was superb and in offense their pinpoint shots bounced in from the woodwork in succession to give them a decisive lead of 7-11 with 3:17 remaining. Well, it looked decisive, but then, all of sudden, the Magyars started shooting with ‘all-in’ mood and all went in: in a span of 1:48 minutes they scored three for 10-11. Incoming goalie Edina Gangl made a save 33 seconds from time and soon joined her team-mates to set up a 7 on 6 attack, the ball found Rita Keszthelyi in front-of-the goal, she could send it towards the net under pressure but LEN Award-winning Spanish goalie Laura Ester managed to catch it and sent Spain to the final once more here in Budapest, after 2014.

It also meant the Hungary’s curse in the semis against Spain continues: this was their 6th match in this phase of a major tournament and Spain won all six (2008 Europeans, 2012 Olympics, 2013 Worlds, 2014 Europeans, 2019 Worlds and here) – and also, the Magyars lost SFs in succession recently, in Rio 2016, Barcelona 2018, Gwangju 2019 and here. They just hope to get a medal that they have always achieved in the January editions (2012, 2016) and in the Europeans held in Budapest (2001, 2014). However, against the Netherlands, this task will be anything but easy.

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34th European Water Polo Championships, Budapest (HUN) – Day 12 Spain is back to the final after 2014, Russia books Olympic spot after shootout-win against the title-holders…

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Pro-inflammatory fatty acid profile and colorectal cancer risk: A Mendelian randomisation analysis

Publication date: October 2017 Source:European Journal of Cancer, Volume 84 Author(s): Sebastian May-Wilson, Amit Sud, Philip J. Law, Kimmo Palin, Sari Tuupanen, Alexandra Gylfe, Ulrika A. Hänninen, Tatiana Cajuso, Tomas Tanskanen, Johanna Kondelin, Eevi Kaasinen, Antti-Pekka Sarin, Johan G. Eriksson, Harri Rissanen, Paul Knekt, Eero Pukkala, Pekka Jousilahti, Veikko Salomaa, Samuli Ripatti, Aarno Palotie, Laura Renkonen-Sinisalo, Anna Lepistö, Jan Böhm, Jukka-Pekka Mecklin, Nada A. Al-Tassan, Claire Palles, Susan M. Farrington, Maria N. Timofeeva, Brian F. Meyer, Salma M. Wakil, Harry Campbell, Christopher G. Smith, Shelley Idziaszczyk, Timothy S. Maughan, David Fisher, Rachel Kerr, David Kerr, Michael N. Passarelli, Jane C. Figueiredo, Daniel D. Buchanan, Aung K. Win, John L. Hopper, Mark A. Jenkins, Noralane M. Lindor, Polly A. Newcomb, Steven Gallinger, David Conti, Fred Schumacher, Graham Casey, Lauri A. Aaltonen, Jeremy P. Cheadle, Ian P. Tomlinson, Malcolm G. Dunlop, Richard S. Houlston BackgroundWhile dietary fat has been established as a risk factor for colorectal cancer (CRC), associations between fatty acids (FAs) and CRC have been inconsistent. Using Mendelian randomisation (MR), we sought to evaluate associations between polyunsaturated (PUFA), monounsaturated (MUFA) and saturated FAs (SFAs) and CRC risk.MethodsWe analysed genotype data on 9254 CRC cases and 18,386 controls of European ancestry. Externally weighted polygenic risk scores were generated and used to evaluate associations with CRC per one standard deviation increase in genetically defined plasma FA levels.ResultsRisk reduction was observed for oleic and palmitoleic MUFAs (OROA = 0.77, 95% CI: 0.65–0.92, P = 3.9 × 10−3; ORPOA = 0.36, 95% CI: 0.15–0.84, P = 0.018). PUFAs linoleic and arachidonic acid had negative and positive associations with CRC respectively (ORLA = 0.95, 95% CI: 0.93–0.98, P = 3.7 × 10−4; ORAA = 1.05, 95% CI: 1.02–1.07, P = 1.7 × 10−4). The SFA stearic acid was associated with increased CRC risk (ORSA = 1.17, 95% CI: 1.01–1.35, P = 0.041).ConclusionResults from our analysis are broadly consistent with a pro-inflammatory FA profile having a detrimental effect in terms of CRC risk. http://ift.tt/2xfryGT