International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach attends a press conference following an executive meeting on Russian doping, on December 5, 2017 in Lausanne, Switzerland. Russia were banned from the 2018 Olympics on December 5 over state-sponsored doping but the International Olympic Committee said Russian competitors would be able to compete “under strict conditions”. AFPLAUSANNE, Switzerland — Russia was banned Tuesday from the 2018 Winter Games by the International Olympic Committee over its state-orchestrated doping program, but clean Russian athletes will be allowed to compete under an Olympic flag.The sanction was the toughest ever levelled by the IOC for drug cheating and came just 65 days ahead of the Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.ADVERTISEMENT In announcing the decision, IOC president Thomas Bach accused Russia of “perpetrating an unprecedented attack on the integrity of the Olympic Games and sport”.An explosive report by the World Anti-doping Agency (WADA) and two subsequent IOC investigations have confirmed that Russian athletes took part in an elaborate drug cheating program which peaked during the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.FEATURED STORIESSPORTSRedemption is sweet for Ginebra, Scottie ThompsonSPORTSMayweather beats Pacquiao, Canelo for ‘Fighter of the Decade’SPORTSBrian Heruela arrival bolsters Phoenix backcourt, defenseMounting evidence has indicated that the scheme involved senior government officials, including from the sports ministry, with help from secret state agents.The IOC also banned Russia’s Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko — who was sports minister during the Sochi Games — for life. OSG plea to revoke ABS-CBN franchise ‘a duplicitous move’ – Lacson The IOC had the option of hitting Russia with a blanket ban, the so-called nuclear option that was applied to apartheid-era South Africa from 1964 to 1988.The IOC’s decision to choose a more moderate path offers some Russian athletes a route to competing in the Games — although that will be by invitation only and dependent on a stringent testing program.“The IOC, at its absolute discretion, will ultimately determine the athletes to be invited from the list,” the IOC said in a statement.No Russian athlete with a previous doping violation will be allowed to compete and no official who had a leadership role at Sochi 2014 will be invited to Pyeongchang.Those athletes who do go to the Games will participate under the name “Olympic Athlete from Russia” and the country’s flag will not fly at any 2018 ceremony, the IOC also said.The Games’ South Korean organizers said they would welcome the Russian athletes to compete under a neutral flag.“We accept and respect the decisions of the IOC Executive Board that Russia may compete under a neutral flag,” the Pyeongchang organizing committee said in a statement Wednesday.“We will work with the IOC and all other relevant stakeholders accordingly to ensure that all the athletes and officials attending the Games as part of this team are given the best experience possible.”‘Principled decision’The US Olympic Committee praised the IOC’s “strong and principled decision.“There were no perfect options, but this decision will clearly make it less likely that this ever happens again,” it said. Kiss-and-tell matinee idol’s conquests: True stories or tall tales? Mutko is currently the head of the organizing committee for the 2018 World Cup, which Russia is hosting.Attention will quickly turn to see if football’s world governing body FIFA allows the scandal-tainted ally of President Vladimir Putin to retain his senior World Cup role.In a statement, FIFA said it had “taken note” of the IOC decision but it had “no impact on the preparations” for Russia 2018.Russia ‘apologized’The IOC also suspended the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) and its chief Alexander Zhukov.Zhukov said he “apologized” to the IOC on Tuesday for the “anti-doping violations” committed in his country in recent years.ADVERTISEMENT Margot Robbie talks about filming ‘Bombshell’s’ disturbing sexual harassment scene View comments LATEST STORIES It’s too early to present Duterte’s ‘legacy’ – Lacson Steam emission over Taal’s main crater ‘steady’ for past 24 hours Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. Jo Koy: My brain always wants to think funny For Grigory Rodchenkov, the former Russian laboratory chief and whistleblower who lifted the lid on the cheating scheme, the IOC’s action was a needed step to clean up the Olympic movement.“It was the most elaborate and sophisticated doping system in the history of sports. If it did not carry the most significant sanction it would simply have emboldened Russia and other countries who don’t respect the rules”, Rodchenkov’s lawyer, Jim Walden, told reporters on a conference call.Boycott?Russian officials have previously met doping accusations with defiance.Mutko has said the allegations were an attempt “to create an image of an axis of evil” against his country while Putin has warned that a Russia ban would cause “serious harm to the Olympic movement”.He said forcing Russian athletes to compete under a neutral flag would amount to a national “humiliation”.That has fuelled speculation that Moscow would instruct its athletes to boycott the compromise solution decided by the IOC.“An Olympic boycott has never achieved anything,” Bach said, insisting that given the window left open for clean athletes to compete, a boycott was unwarranted.But the IOC expulsion sparked immediate outrage in Russia.Deputy speaker of the Russian parliament’s lower house, the State Duma, Pyotr Tolstoy has already called for a boycott.“They are humiliating the whole of Russia through the absence of its flag and anthem,” he said in televised remarks. 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Corentyne piracy attacks – men were tied to anchors, search continuesMissing: Dhanpaul RampaulPolice have been able to obtain a confession statement from one of the five suspects in custody which implicates the captain and other crew members of a boat that is suspected to be involved in piracy.Berbice Division Commander, Assistant Commissioner Ian Amsterdam told Guyana Times that the three missing men were tied to anchors and then thrown overboard. The detailed information on what transpired after the pirates had thrown the captain of a fishing boat into the ocean indicated that the four crew members were held captive and led to two other boats to steal their catch. At the end, the pirates threw Hemchand Sookdeo, 45, and the others into the water after beating him. Sookdeo’s body was found by other fishermen as they wereRescued: Captain Seepersaud Persaudpulling up their seine.The three other crew members are still missing. They are Dochan Sukra, 54, called “Butcher”, of Number 55 Village; Dhanpaul Rampaul, of Number 67 Village and Munish Churman, 26, called “Boyo”, of Number 60 Village.On Friday night, five pirates carried out attacks on three boats in the Corentyne River. During the first attack, the hapless captain, Seepersaud Persaud, 43, of Corriverton, was thrown overboard five miles offshore but was rescued by other fishermen after swimming for three hours.The following morning, Persaud was brought ashore and reported what transpired while he was on board.During the second attack, the pirates sailed up alongside a fishing boat with a captain and crew of four and took away their fish and glue valued in excess of $800,000. The pirates then damaged the boatMissing: Munish Churmanengine. Before leaving they threw gasoline into the vessel and threatened to set it ablaze, but had a change of heart and left the crew and captain stranded, going on to attack the third boat. On this occasion, they did the same thing but made no threats.Missing: Dochan SukraBoth crews were rescued and brought to shore on Saturday night. They were unharmed. The boat which the missing men left shore on was discovered drifting on Sunday morning in the vicinity of Number 52 Village.Meanwhile, when the pirates returned to shore, they allegedly sold the fish to one of the owners of a boat which they had attacked the night before.Police later arrested five men. According to the Commander, the confession statement which was given to the Police indicates that the captain of the pirate boat was the ring leader, but all of the others are being implicated. He said following the revelation by one of the suspects, the Police got assistance from the Guyana Defence Force (GDF) to conduct a search at sea for the missing men.Assistant Commissioner Amsterdam said the Police were continuing their investigation. The husband of the person who the suspected piracy boat was registered to was also questioned by the Police. In the past, he has been a suspect in piracy attacks.
0Shares0000Leipzig’s Timo Werner (C) scores the first goal for his team during their match against SC Freiburg in Leipzig, eastern Germany on August 27 © AFP / ROBERT MICHAELBERLIN, Germany, Aug 27 – Germany striker Timo Werner netted twice as RB Leipzig came from behind to beat Freiburg 4-1 on Sunday and get their Bundesliga season on track.Leipzig scored four goals without reply in the second half, roaring back after falling behind in a poor first period on the back of losing their opening match of the season 2-0 at Schalke last weekend. “When you manage to turn things around like we did, at some point you are going to be rewarded,” said Leipzig coach Ralph Hasenhuettl.“It was a victory of our morale because we never gave up.”Werner’s goals were a timely reminder for Germany head coach Joachim Loew, who included the fleet-footed forward for World Cup qualifiers against the Czech Republic on Friday in Prague and against Norway in Stuttgart four days later.“We know what we have in him — he can make goals out of nothing,” said Leipzig midfielder Diego Demme, heaping praise on the striker.Werner and his forward partner Jean-Kevin Augustin were instrumental in turning the game around.Freiburg took a deserved lead at the Red Bull Arena when left winger Marco Terrazzino escaped his marker and Florian Niederlechner slotted home his cross on 24 minutes.But Leipzig flew out of the blocks for the second half and were level within three minutes as a corner by Emil Forsberg was headed home by Werner.Leipzig then took the lead when captain Willi Orban tapped home on 55 minutes after some good work by new signing Augustin, recruited from Paris Saint-Germain.He raced down the right wing before firing in a cross which centre-back Orban simply had to turn home.The Frenchman then provided the killer pass which put Werner into space to slot home his second on 69 minutes and make it 3-1.Augustin made way for Portuguese midfielder Bruma on 76 minutes and just two minutes later the new signing from Galatasaray netted with a stunning shot from the edge of the area.– Dream debut –To compound Freiburg’s misery, midfielder Nicolas Hoefler was sent off inside the final 10 minutes after his foul on Forsberg saw him earn a second yellow.A fortnight before they make their Champions League debut at home to Monaco, the victory was a timely confidence booster for Leipzig.Later, Brazilian striker Jonathas enjoyed a dream debut for Hanover by netting their second-half winner in a 1-0 victory over Schalke.Just five minutes after coming on, Jonathas rifled home the winner on 67 minutes to start repaying the nine million euros ($10.7m) he cost from Russian side Rubin Kazan in a deal completed on Tuesday.Having been stripped of the Schalke captaincy by new coach Domenico Tedesco, World Cup-winning defender Benedikt Hoewedes was again left on the bench.The 29-year-old centre-back, who has spent his whole career at Schalke and has a contract until 2020, is reportedly considering a move to Juventus in a 15 million-euro deal.On Saturday, two goals from Robert Lewandowski sealed a 2-0 win for defending champions Bayern Munich at Werder Bremen.Borussia Dortmund are top of the fledgling table on goal difference from Bayern after a 2-0 win at home to Hertha Berlin, with goals by Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Nuri Sahin.Hanover and Hamburg join Bayern and Dortmund as the only teams in Germany’s top flight with 100 percent records after the opening two games.0Shares0000(Visited 1 times, 1 visits today)
“We like to see that commitment because cleaner air at our ports is incumbent on port and customer collaboration and investment,” he said. art.marroquin@dailybreeze.com 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! AD Quality Auto 360p 720p 1080p Top articles1/5READ MOREGame Center: Chargers at Kansas City Chiefs, Sunday, 10 a.m.AMP technology allows container ships to “plug in” to a generator and operate on electrical power while docked, rather than idling on its diesel engine. China Shipping was the first company to use the technology at the Port of Los Angeles, resulting in the elimination of 300 tons of pollution-forming nitrogen oxides since 2004, according to port officials. Shipping line NYK is scheduled to debut a new AMP generator next month when its ship, Atlas, berths at the port. Additionally, the port’s passenger cruise terminal is expected to install two AMP stations by the end of 2008, according to port officials. “The Evergreen terminal AMPing project is exciting because they have shown a commitment to cleaner operations by building 10 vessels that are outfitted and ready to be plugged in to electric power when they call here,” said Mike Christensen, deputy executive director of development for the Port of Los Angeles. By Art Marroquin STAFF WRITER Evergreen Marine Corp.’s terminal will receive an electrical power generator by next year as part of ongoing efforts to reduce diesel emissions from cargo ships docking at the Port of Los Angeles. Under a $4 million contract approved Thursday night by the harbor commission, Dynalectric of Los Alamitos will install the Alternative Maritime Power equipment at Berths 230-232 on Terminal Island, according to a harbor commission report. 
FEATURES: A massive crowd is expected to attend the 48TH annual Clonmany Agricultural Show which gets underway tomorrow morning.Despite forecasters predicting yet more miserable weather, organisers are confident a massive crowd will descend on the show again this year. The Clonmany Agricultural Show is one of the most popular shows in the County and attracts thousands of enthusiasts from all over Donegal.Organisers have once again provided a superb line-up which covers a diverse amount of activities.With fashion shows, show-jumping and much, much more, the show really does cater for all the family. MASSIVE CROWD EXPECTED FOR ANNUAL CLONMANY AGRICULTURAL SHOW was last modified: August 3rd, 2015 by Mark ForkerShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:EntertainmentFeaturesnews
Lotto Numbers This week’s Lotto number’s were 14-19-21-23. No winner. Two match three get €35 each. Deirdre O’Toole, Drumbern,Milford and Madge Kerr, Foxes Glen, Milford. Next week’s jackpot €4,500. Minors Fanad Gaels 2-10 Milford 2-8 A disappointingly poor first half performance by the boys left them with too much to do in an all round poor performance. Despite starting brightly and leading four points to two after ten minutes that was as good as it got in the first half as they then went in five points down at the break. At the start of the secind half, a mix up in the full back line let Fanad in for their first goal to stretch their lead before Milford knocked over a few points. Kyle Black was then taken down in the box but unfortunately missed the resultant spot kick, however he redeemed himself moments later by hitting the back of the net from a tight angle. This rejuvenated Milford and they started to come back well but another goal for Fanad late in the half made it look like game over. A 45 for Cathal McGettigan, and another free from Kane Barrett before a Fanad own goal with 3 minutes of injury time left gave Milford renewed hope and closed the gap to 3 points. Cathal Mc Gettigan knocked over the last point of the game to leave Milford needing to have a much much improved performance in the return leg. The boys can take heart that they limited Fanad to only three scores in the second half, but looked like they lacked sharpness and training and looked rusty after the long lay off since the leaving cert began. Training for all minors continues every Tuesday and Thursday nights at the pitch at 7.30pm. Team: Sean Gallagher, Hugh Mc Menamin, Sean Black, Darragh McGettigan, Gavin Grier, Jamie Heena, Brandon Toye, Cathal McGettigan (0-6), Myles Trearty, Glen Mc Elhinney, Kyle Black (1-0), Aidan Hannigan, Kieran Sheridan, Kane Barrett (0-2), Odhran Coll. SUB: Ryan McDaid for Odhran Coll Ladies The under 16 girls got their league campaign underway last Monday night with a brilliant victory away to Termon. Shauna McBride was the player of the match with her tally of five goals and she was ably assisted by the Nyham twins, Leah Duggan and Lianne Boyce. This was a great performance from the whole team and they can look forward now to their next match against neighbours Fanad. Website For all the latest information and news checkout the new look club website at www.milford.donegal.gaa.ieGAA NEWS: MILFORD CLUB NOTES was last modified: August 7th, 2012 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:Milford GAA club notes
Overview of training sessions happening within the club at present: Monday: Sportshall Athletics in Dungloe gym 6.45 to 7.45 with coaches Aidan Mc Ginley and Ita Gallagher. Monday: Fit4Life meeting at the entrance to the pitch at Carrickfinn at 6:30 with coach Elise Gillespie and Sinead Diver. Wednesday: Juvenile training in Carrickfinn 5pm to 6pm with coaches Brid Doherty and Mark Nicholas. Note change of time. Wednesday: Fit4Life meeting at the entrance to the pitch at Carrickfinn at 6:30 with coach Elise Gillespie and Sinead Diver. Thursday: Senior Men/Women Speed Session for 5k and endurance runners at 6:30pm at the Gweedore Industrial Estate (Screabán) with coaches Aidan Gillespie and Michael Logue meeting at Euroflex. New members welcome. Friday: Juvenile training in Carrickfinn 5pm to 6pm with coaches Brid Doherty and Mark Nicholas. Friday: Sportshall Athletics in Pobalscoil Ghaoth Dobhair gym 6:45pm to 7:45pm with coaches Aidan Mc Ginley and Timmy Mc Bride. Fee = 2 euro.Well done to Fergal McGee, Sean McGinley and Valerie McGinley who competed in the Malta half marathon last Sunday.Last call for Registrations are now due for all club members. For additional information contact Ita Gallagher or any committee member to get registered. 15 euro per child, 20 euro per adult and maximum fee of 40 euro per family. Forms also available on facebook page. Reminder that our next upcoming 5k in the Spring Series is planned for this Sunday 24th March. Thanks to all who helped on the day and also to the Donegal Airport for use of the facilities. There will also be a 1k for Primary School kids. Flat course. ATHLETICS: ROSSES AC NOTES was last modified: February 26th, 2013 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:Rosses AC notes
Dele Alli reveals pre-match rituals and lucky charms he has before matches You’re the one The World Cup is finally upon us, with hosts Russia opening the tournament on Thursday afternoon against Saudi Arabia – with LIVE commentary on talkSPORT.England still have a little wait before their campaign kicks-off, with their Group G clash against Tunisia not until on Monday.Gareth Southgate had largely established his first-choice team, but there are still question marks over a number of positions – notably in central midfield with Liverpool’s Jordan Henderson and Tottenham’s Eric Dier competing for a spot.Marcus Rashford’s recent injury troubles – he has missed two days of training with a knee injury this week – have also opened up the possibility of the Manchester United star sitting out of England’s opener.We asked former England international Parlour who he would pick for the first game – do you agree with this England XI? Arsenal star Laurent Koscielny admits he didn’t want France to win World Cup diamond geezer Is this the England XI Gareth Southgate will pick for Monday’s Tunisia clash? Paul Pogba buys France World Cup winners specially designed rings Good times Arsenal legend Ray Parlour has named the starting XI he would pick for England’s World Cup opener against Tunisia. Watch every goal England scored at the 2018 World Cup World Cup latest on talkSPORT.com Learn the words for England’s catchy Gareth Southgate song The Man United youngster was the only squad member absent from training on Thursday morning, when England players and staff observed a minute’s silence to mark the anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire.Southgate’s team showed their respect for those who lost their lives in last summer’s tragedy in London before training, where a number of staff wore Grenfell green heart badges. Why does Luis Suarez kiss his wrist when he celebrates a goal? 
2 ‘It could have been me’ – Allardyce admits World Cup was tough to watch Fallon d’Floor SUPERSTITION 2 A reminder to Liverpool fans about the very comical threat Neymar offers LU BEAUTY NO JOY Cahill – ✅Lingard – ✅Ray Parlour names his #ENG XI vs Tunisia, get yours in below ⬇️📻 https://t.co/nOCybh8ExD | #TSWorldCup pic.twitter.com/AZlG8bD6hL— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) June 14, 2018Former England manager Sam Allardyce joined talkSPORT earlier this week to share the XI he would field for the clash.Apart from Rashford, Southgate has no other injury doubts ahead of Monday’s game at the Volgograd Arena. misery The Gunners hero explained his choices on Thursday’s Jim White show – hear what he had to say below… #ENG squad fall silent in Russia to pay tribute to Grenfell fire victims.Never forgotten 🙌 pic.twitter.com/QVmS6HXILd— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) June 14, 2018
Two top quiz teams from Kilmacrennan N.S have qualified for the All Ireland Quiz Finals. The competition started off with approximately 25,000 children nationally. Having won the Letterkenny and Chapter finals, both teams will now represent Chapter One in the All Ireland Credit Union Quiz Final in the RDS on April 6th.We wish them well in the final. They must be eating their carrots down Kilmacrennan way!The U-13’s winning team is Meabh Doherty, Daniel Owens, Ciara Mc Elwaine and Conor Mc Fadden. The U-11’s winning team is Eamonn Russell, Thomas Cannon, Manus O Connell and Ella Mc Glynn. QUIZ ME QUICK! KILMACRENNAN NS THROUGH TO ALL IRELAND FINALS was last modified: March 4th, 2014 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:All Ireland Quiz FinalsKilmacrennan NC
Davis plays: Maybe the most surprising stat Saturday was that little-used tight end Fred Davis caught more passes than starter Dominique Byrd. Davis tied his career-high with two receptions for 23 yards while Byrd caught one pass for 16 yards. “It feels good to get some catches,” Davis said. “Hopefully, it leads to more. I’m learning the offense a lot better.” Davis got more playing time because backup Dale Thompson was limited with a broken hand. But coaches said Davis’ blocking also improved and that played a part in his larger role. Defensive end Jeff Schweiger, in his first play of the season, stopped Arizona quarterback Richard Kovalcheck for no gain and tackled tailback Gilbert Harris for a 2-yard loss on his second play. No jinx: The last time USC lost as a No. 1 team occurred in 1981, when Arizona upset the Trojans 13-10. This is also the 100th anniversary of the first night game in Los Angeles, when Arizona lost to St. Vincent’s (now Loyola Marymount) 54-0 at Fiesta Park. USC’s 112 points in its first two home games is its most to start season since 1926, when the Trojans scored 116. Celebrity update: Leinart denied a radio report that actor-singer Nick Lachey, the husband of singer-actress Jessica Simpson, moved into his apartment. “It was the stupidest thing I ever heard,” Leinart said. 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You’re all set! USC tailback LenDale White’s Heisman Trophy campaign gained momentum Saturday, as he gained 376 yards in the past two weeks, the most by a Trojans tailback over two games since Marcus Allen gained 398 in consecutive starts in 1981. White’s feat might be more impressive because he’s done it coming off the bench and in far fewer carries (43 vs. 90). AD Quality Auto 360p 720p 1080p Top articles1/5READ MOREThe top 10 theme park moments of 2019 “They told me I jumped over somebody,” White said. “I didn’t even realize it. I just do it.” White also made sure to flip the ball straight the officials after his four touchdowns, to avoid any unsportsmanlike conduct penalties like he received last week when he dove into the end zone. “I dove last week because I thought I had to,” White said. “I didn’t know the dude (Arizona State player) was so far away.” Where’s the replay? Although USC wide receiver Dwayne Jarrett thought he caught a touchdown pass in the fourth quarter, Arizona coach Mike Stoops thought Jarrett bobbled the ball. “I saw a bobble,” Stoops said. “I don’t know why they didn’t review it. I didn’t see his feet.” 
“I feel like I’m always in a groove,” White said. One of White’s best runs occurred in the third quarter, when he jumped over a tackler and gained 16 yards. 