Round 4 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
10 Oct  19:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              3–0    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  25–17  25–20  25–17                75–54    Report
10 Oct  20:00  Saugella Monza                      3–1    Igor Gorgonzola Novara          26–24  25–21  22–25  25–20         98–90    Report
10 Oct  20:45  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo              3–2    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       28–26  27–29  23–25  25–21  15–11  118–112  Report
11 Oct  17:00  Il Bisonte Firenze                  0–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci       22–25  23–25  19–25                64–75    Report
11 Oct  17:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano         15–25  16–25  13–25                44–75    Report
11 Oct  17:00  Delta Despar Trentino               3–0    Zanetti Bergamo                 25–20  25–21  25–15                75–56    Report

Round 5 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
13 Oct  20:45  Zanetti Bergamo                     1–3    Il Bisonte Firenze              24–26  16–25  25–21  20–25         85–97   Report
14 Oct  20:30  Savino Del Bene Scandicci           3–1    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore          12–25  25–22  25–19  25–19         87–85   Report
14 Oct  20:30  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           3–2    Saugella Monza                  25–15  24–26  25–19  22–25  16–14  112–99  Report
14 Oct  20:30  Delta Despar Trentino               3–0    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  25–23  25–21  25–19                75–63   Report
21 Oct  20:30  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  1–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       22–25  25–23  16–25  21–25         84–98   Report
11 Nov  18:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara              3–1    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          23–25  25–14  27–25  25–13         100–77  Report


2020–21 Italian Women's Volleyball League

Round 6 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
17 Oct  20:45  Igor Gorgonzola Novara          3–0    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–18  25–16  25–16                75–50   Report
18 Oct  17:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore          0–3    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           17–25  24–26  19–25                60–76   Report
18 Oct  17:00  Il Bisonte Firenze              3–2    Delta Despar Trentino               16–25  25–17  22–25  25–12  15–4   103–83  Report
18 Oct  17:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             18–25  15–25  21–25                54–75   Report
18 Oct  17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       1–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci           23–25  33–31  18–25  21–25         95–106  Report
18 Nov  18:30  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          1–3    Zanetti Bergamo                     22–25  25–17  30–32  21–25         98–99   Report

Round 7 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
24 Oct  18:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  0–3    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       22–25  19–25  20–25                61–75    Report
24 Oct  20:30  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–0    Saugella Monza                  25–16  25–23  25–14                75–53    Report
24 Oct  21:00  Savino Del Bene Scandicci           2–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara          21–25  17–25  25–23  25–23  16–18  104–114  Report
25 Oct  17:00  Zanetti Bergamo                     3–1    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  25–17  25–20  19–25  27–25         96–87    Report
18 Nov  17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           0–3    Il Bisonte Firenze              15–25  18–25  20–25                53–75    Report
3 Dec   18:30  Delta Despar Trentino               3–0    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          25–19  25–23  25–18                75–60    Report


Round 8 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
28 Oct  18:00  Il Bisonte Firenze              1–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             25–19  24–26  19–25  17–25         85–95    Report
28 Oct  19:30  Saugella Monza                  3–2    Zanetti Bergamo                     21–25  25–14  25–21  27–29  15–10  113–99   Report
28 Oct  20:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara          3–0    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              25–17  25–18  25–18                75–53    Report
28 Nov  20:30  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          3–2    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–20  24–26  20–25  25–18  16–14  110–103  Report
28 Nov  20:30  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  2–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           23–25  23–25  25–17  25–23  12–15  108–105  Report
29 Nov  17:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       3–0    Delta Despar Trentino               25–13  25–20  25–14                75–47    Report

Round 9 Date    Time                                       Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
31 Oct  17:30  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           3–1    Il Bisonte Firenze         21–25  25–22  25–18  25–19         96–84   Report
31 Oct  20:30  Saugella Monza                      3–2    Savino Del Bene Scandicci  25–21  22–25  25–13  19–25  15–10  106–94  Report
1 Nov   17:00  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–0    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo     25–11  25–10  25–16                75–37   Report
1 Nov   17:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  3–1    Zanetti Bergamo            23–25  25–15  25–21  25–16         98–77   Report
18 Nov  19:00  Delta Despar Trentino               1–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara     25–23  14–25  17–25  22–25         78–98   Report
9 Feb   17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           3–0    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore     25–18  25–22  25–15                75–55   Report


Round 10 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
4 Nov   19:30  Zanetti Bergamo                 0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             14–25  19–25  17–25                50–75   Report
4 Nov   20:30  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore          3–2    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–21  22–25  20–25  25–15  15–9   107–95  Report
25 Nov  18:00  Savino Del Bene Scandicci       3–0    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo              25–13  25–10  25–17                75–40   Report
25 Nov  18:00  Delta Despar Trentino           0–3    Saugella Monza                      18–25  18–25  23–25                59–75   Report
5 Dec   20:30  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  0–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara              18–25  21–25  12–25                51–75   Report
13 Jan  18:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       0–3    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           23–25  25–27  22–25                70–77   Report

Round 11 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
7 Nov   20:45  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              2–3    Saugella Monza                  23–25  25–20  25–16  24–26  13–15  110–102  Report
8 Nov   17:00  Igor Gorgonzola Novara              3–2    Il Bisonte Firenze              24–26  25–20  25–14  22–25  15–13  111–98   Report
8 Nov   17:00  Zanetti Bergamo                     3–2    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       24–26  28–26  25–23  18–25  15–10  110–110  Report
8 Nov   17:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  2–3    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  21–25  18–25  25–19  25–17  13–15  102–101  Report
9 Nov   18:30  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–1    Delta Despar Trentino           25–9   25–17  20–25  25–17         95–68    Report
27 Jan  17:30  Savino Del Bene Scandicci           2–3    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       25–22  27–25  20–25  19–25  7–15   98–112   Report


Round 12 Date    Time                              Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
14 Nov  19:00  Il Bisonte Firenze         3–0    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              25–12  32–30  25–21                82–63    Report
14 Nov  20:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara     0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             18–25  14–25  16–25                48–75    Report
15 Nov  17:00  Savino Del Bene Scandicci  3–2    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–13  22–25  25–18  14–25  15–13  101–94   Report
15 Nov  17:00  Saugella Monza             3–1    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia      26–28  25–20  25–23  25–21         101–92   Report
15 Nov  17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo     3–2    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           25–23  18–25  26–24  25–27  15–10  109–109  Report
5 Dec   17:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  3–0    Zanetti Bergamo                     25–17  25–17  25–17                75–51    Report

Round 13 Date    Time                                       Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
21 Nov  17:30  Delta Despar Trentino               0–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci  21–25  27–29  21–25                69–79  Report
21 Nov  18:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              3–0    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo     25–22  31–29  28–26                84–77  Report
21 Nov  18:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  0–3    Saugella Monza             15–25  19–25  21–25                55–75  Report
21 Nov  20:30  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           0–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara     27–29  16–25  15–25                58–79  Report
21 Nov  20:30  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia      3–1    Il Bisonte Firenze         26–24  16–25  29–27  25–9          96–85  Report
24 Nov  18:30  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–1    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  25–21  24–26  25–19  25–18         99–84  Report


Round 14 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
16 Dec  17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo              3–0    Il Bisonte Firenze              25–20  25–23  25–23                75–66    Report
16 Dec  18:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              1–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano         16–25  16–25  25–23  18–25         75–98    Report
16 Dec  20:30  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  2–3    Delta Despar Trentino           23–25  25–20  22–25  28–26  12–15  110–111  Report
10 Feb  18:30  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           2–3    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  23–25  25–22  26–24  22–25  11–15  107–111  Report
17 Feb  17:30  Savino Del Bene Scandicci           3–0    Zanetti Bergamo                 25–15  25–19  25–20                75–54    Report
17 Feb  18:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           3–0    Saugella Monza                  25–22  25–23  25–22                75–67    Report

Round 15 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
23 Dec  18:00  Zanetti Bergamo                 0–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara              20–25  18–25  22–25                60–75   Report
24 Dec  12:30  Imoco Volley Conegliano         3–0    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           25–16  25–16  28–26                78–58   Report
13 Jan  17:00  Saugella Monza                  3–1    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo              25–19  25–21  22–25  25–21         97–86   Report
20 Jan  18:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  1–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci           16–25  25–23  18–25  21–25         80–98   Report
18 Feb  19:00  Delta Despar Trentino           3–2    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              16–25  25–23  12–25  25–19  15–10  93–102  Report
7 Mar   17:30  Il Bisonte Firenze              1–3    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–20  20–25  23–25  21–25         89–95   Report


Round 16 Date    Time                              Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
19 Dec  20:45  Igor Gorgonzola Novara     3–0    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       25–22  26–24  25–21                76–67    Report
20 Dec  17:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore     3–2    Zanetti Bergamo                 29–27  25–19  20–25  17–25  15–9   106–105  Report
13 Jan  17:30  Savino Del Bene Scandicci  0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano         22–25  20–25  15–25                57–75    Report
17 Jan  17:00  Il Bisonte Firenze         0–3    Saugella Monza                  17–25  17–25  20–25                54–75    Report
28 Jan  19:00  Delta Despar Trentino      0–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       14–25  16–25  19–25                49–75    Report
17 Feb  17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo     2–3    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  22–25  25–17  25–20  24–26  13–15  109–103  Report

Round 17 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
26 Dec  17:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       2–3    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo              25–20  22–25  25–22  17–25  9–15   98–107  Report
29 Dec  18:00  Imoco Volley Conegliano         3–0    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–22  25–23  25–17                75–62   Report
20 Jan  17:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara          0–3    Saugella Monza                      23–25  23–25  22–25                68–75   Report
3 Feb   17:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  0–3    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              18–25  21–25  17–25                56–75   Report
10 Feb  17:30  Savino Del Bene Scandicci       3–1    Il Bisonte Firenze                  25–14  25–17  24–26  25–12         99–69   Report
4 Mar   17:00  Zanetti Bergamo                 2–3    Delta Despar Trentino               27–25  25–21  19–25  20–25  8–15   99–111  Report


Round 18 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
9 Jan   21:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore          1–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci           18–25  25–17  22–25  21–25         86–92    Report
10 Jan  17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       3–1    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–18  25–23  23–25  25–21         98–87    Report
10 Jan  17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          1–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara              25–23  16–25  28–30  14–25         83–103   Report
10 Jan  17:00  Saugella Monza                  3–2    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           26–24  22–25  19–25  25–21  15–13  107–108  Report
10 Jan  17:00  Il Bisonte Firenze              3–1    Zanetti Bergamo                     25–22  25–14  24–26  25–17         99–79    Report
7 Mar   17:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  3–1    Delta Despar Trentino               21–25  25–19  25–18  25–7          96–69    Report

Round 19 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
16 Jan  18:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  0–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara          19–25  19–25  16–25                54–75    Report
16 Jan  20:30  Zanetti Bergamo                     3–1    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          22–25  25–23  25–22  25–16         97–86    Report
17 Jan  17:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           3–0    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore          25–19  25–11  25–19                75–49    Report
17 Jan  17:00  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–1    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  23–25  25–22  25–21  25–15         98–83    Report
17 Jan  17:00  Savino Del Bene Scandicci           1–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       27–25  17–25  20–25  23–25         87–100   Report
21 Feb  17:00  Delta Despar Trentino               2–3    Il Bisonte Firenze              15–25  25–21  31–29  26–28  8–15   105–118  Report


Round 20 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
20 Jan  17:00  Il Bisonte Firenze              0–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           19–25  20–25  21–25                60–75  Report
30 Jan  17:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara          3–0    Savino Del Bene Scandicci           25–22  25–23  25–22                75–67  Report
30 Jan  20:45  Saugella Monza                  0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             15–25  20–25  25–27                60–77  Report
31 Jan  17:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  0–3    Zanetti Bergamo                     20–25  20–25  18–25                58–75  Report
31 Jan  17:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       3–0    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–13  25–19  25–17                75–49  Report
31 Jan  17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          3–0    Delta Despar Trentino               25–13  25–20  25–13                75–46  Report

Round 21 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
5 Jan   19:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              1–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara          19–25  12–25  25–22  25–27         81–99    Report
6 Jan   17:00  Zanetti Bergamo                     0–3    Saugella Monza                  16–25  21–25  20–25                57–75    Report
6 Jan   17:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  2–3    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          25–17  20–25  25–20  23–25  7–15   100–102  Report
6 Jan   17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           3–0    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  25–20  25–18  26–24                76–62    Report
6 Jan   17:30  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–0    Il Bisonte Firenze              25–20  25–18  25–11                75–49    Report
24 Feb  18:30  Delta Despar Trentino               2–3    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       25–15  12–25  15–25  25–23  8–15   85–103   Report


Round 22 Date    Time                              Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
6 Feb   20:30  Il Bisonte Firenze         3–1    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           23–25  25–20  25–21  26–24         99–90   Report
7 Feb   17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo     1–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             23–25  25–21  18–25  12–25         78–96   Report
7 Feb   17:00  Zanetti Bergamo            3–1    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–23  23–25  25–23  25–21         98–92   Report
10 Feb  19:00  Igor Gorgonzola Novara     3–0    Delta Despar Trentino               25–15  25–18  25–14                75–47   Report
6 Mar   18:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore     1–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           22–25  25–23  20–25  19–25         86–98   Report
7 Mar   17:00  Savino Del Bene Scandicci  1–3    Saugella Monza                      25–20  21–25  19–25  29–31         94–101  Report

Round 23 Date    Time                                       Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
14 Feb  17:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri           2–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       25–15  23–25  25–21  20–25  9–15   102–101  Report
14 Feb  17:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  3–1    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore          25–20  18–25  25–23  25–19         93–87    Report
14 Feb  17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo              1–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci       23–25  19–25  25–17  13–25         80–92    Report
14 Feb  17:00  Igor Gorgonzola Novara              3–0    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  25–19  27–25  25–22                77–66    Report
14 Feb  17:00  Saugella Monza                      3–0    Delta Despar Trentino           25–12  25–17  25–18                75–47    Report
14 Feb  18:00  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–0    Zanetti Bergamo                 25–18  25–14  25–18                75–50    Report


Round 24 Date    Time                                   Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
29 Dec  17:30  Il Bisonte Firenze              0–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara              27–29  18–25  18–25                63–79   Report
23 Jan  17:00  Delta Despar Trentino           0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             18–25  15–25  17–25                50–75   Report
23 Jan  17:00  Saugella Monza                  3–1    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              25–23  24–26  25–23  25–13         99–85   Report
24 Jan  17:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri       3–1    Savino Del Bene Scandicci           22–25  34–32  25–17  25–20         106–94  Report
24 Jan  17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio       3–0    Zanetti Bergamo                     25–16  25–18  25–15                75–49   Report
24 Jan  17:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  3–1    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–14  25–18  14–25  25–20         89–77   Report

Round 25 Date    Time                                       Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
29 Jan  18:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              3–0    Il Bisonte Firenze         25–18  29–27  25–21                79–66   Report
20 Feb  18:00  Imoco Volley Conegliano             3–0    Igor Gorgonzola Novara     25–19  25–22  25–18                75–59   Report
20 Feb  20:30  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia      1–3    Saugella Monza             20–25  25–19  23–25  13–25         81–94   Report
21 Feb  17:00  Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  2–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci  14–25  26–24  25–20  21–25  12–15  98–109  Report
21 Feb  17:00  Zanetti Bergamo                     1–3    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  18–25  31–29  20–25  23–25         92–104  Report
21 Feb  17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           3–1    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo     17–25  25–18  25–19  25–15         92–77   Report


Round 26 Date    Time                              Score                                      Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
27 Feb  17:00  Saugella Monza             3–1    Banca Valsabbina Millenium Brescia  25–23  20–25  25–13  25–22         95–83    Report
27 Feb  17:30  Il Bisonte Firenze         1–3    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia      22–25  16–25  25–21  19–25         82–96    Report
27 Feb  18:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo     3–2    Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore              23–25  25–19  32–30  16–25  15–11  111–110  Report
27 Feb  20:30  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  1–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano             23–25  25–22  23–25  29–31         100–103  Report
28 Feb  17:00  Savino Del Bene Scandicci  3–0    Delta Despar Trentino               25–15  25–18  25–15                75–48    Report
28 Feb  18:00  Igor Gorgonzola Novara     1–3    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio           23–25  22–25  25–19  17–25         87–94    Report

Playoffs

Bracket

  Round of 16                             Quarterfinals            Semifinals      Finals

                                          1              Imoco  3  3

                              9           Firenze        0      0
  9            Firenze        3           3

  8            Trentino       1           2
               1              Imoco       3              3

                              5           Scandicci      0      0

               4              B. Arsizio  2              2

                              5           Scandicci      3      3
  12           Bergamo        0           0

  5            Scandicci      3           3
               1              Imoco       3              3

                              2           Novara         2      1

               2              Novara      3              3

                              10          Perugia        1      1
  10           Perugia        3           3

  7            Cuneo          1           0
               2              Novara      3              3

                              3           Monza          2      1

               3              Monza       3              2      3

                              6           Chieri         0      3  1
  11           Casalmaggiore  0           0

  6            Chieri         3           3

Round of 16

(8) Delta Despar Trentino vs. (9) Il Bisonte Firenze


Date    Time                          Score                         Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
21 Mar  17:00  Il Bisonte Firenze     3–1    Delta Despar Trentino  25–23  25–21  27–29  25–21         102–94   Report
24 Mar  18:30  Delta Despar Trentino  2–3    Il Bisonte Firenze     27–25  27–25  22–25  21–25  12–15  109–115  Report

Il Bisonte Firenze wins series, 2–0.

(5) Savino Del Bene Scandicci vs. (12) Zanetti Bergamo

Date    Time                              Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
21 Mar  17:00  Zanetti Bergamo            0–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci  18–25  17–25  23–25                58–75  Report
24 Mar  17:30  Savino Del Bene Scandicci  3–0    Zanetti Bergamo            25–16  25–13  25–20                75–49  Report

Savino Del Bene Scandicci wins series, 2–0.

7) Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo vs. (10) Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia

Date    Time                                   Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
20 Mar  17:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  3–1    Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          27–25  22–25  25–21  25–17         99–88  Report
24 Mar  17:00  Bosca S.Bernardo Cuneo          0–3    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  18–25  17–25  11–25                46–75  Report

Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia wins series, 2–0.

(6) Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri vs. (11) Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore

Date    Time                              Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
28 Mar  17:00  Vbc Èpiù Casalmaggiore     0–3    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  0–25   0–25   0–25                 0–75   Report
26 Mar  19:00  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  1–3    Saugella Monza             25–0   25–0   25–0                 75–0   Report


Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri wins series, 2–0.

Quarterfinals

(1) Imoco Volley Conegliano vs. (9) Il Bisonte Firenze

Date    Time                            Score                           Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
27 Mar  20:30  Imoco Volley Conegliano  3–0    Il Bisonte Firenze       25–15  25–17  29–27                79–59  Report
30 Mar  20:30  Il Bisonte Firenze       0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano  13–25  20–25  17–25                50–75  Report

Imoco Volley Conegliano wins series, 2–0.

(4) Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio vs. (5) Savino Del Bene Scandicci

Date    Time                              Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
28 Mar  17:00  Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio  2–3    Savino Del Bene Scandicci  25–17  15–25  30–28  21–25  13–15  104–110  Report
31 Mar  17:30  Savino Del Bene Scandicci  3–2    Unet E-Work Busto Arsizio  22–25  25–21  25–22  22–25  15–7   109–100  Report

Savino Del Bene Scandicci wins series, 2–0.

(2) Igor Gorgonzola Novara vs. (10) Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia

Date    Time                                   Score                                  Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
27 Mar  20:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara          3–1    Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  18–25  25–22  25–20  25–17         93–84  Report
31 Mar  18:00  Bartoccini Fortinfissi Perugia  1–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara          22–25  14–25  25–20  22–25         83–95  Report

Igor Gorgonzola Novara wins series, 2–0.

(3) Saugella Monza vs. (6) Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri


Date    Time                              Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
29 Mar  18:00  Saugella Monza             3–0    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  25–22  25–20  25–18                75–60    Report
1 Apr   18:30  Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  1–3    Saugella Monza             25–23  19–25  25–20  17–25  15–11  101–104  Report
4 Apr   20:45  Saugella Monza             3–1    Reale Mutua Fenera Chieri  25–19  25–22  18–25  25–15         93–81    Report

Saugella Monza wins series, 2–1.

Semifinals

(1) Imoco Volley Conegliano vs. (5) Savino Del Bene Scandicci

Date    Time                              Score                             Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total  Report
7 Apr   18:00  Imoco Volley Conegliano    3–0    Savino Del Bene Scandicci  25–23  25–16  25–14                75–53  Report
10 Apr  18:00  Savino Del Bene Scandicci  0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano    23–25  19–25  15–25                57–75  Report

Imoco Volley Conegliano wins series, 2–0.

(2) Igor Gorgonzola Novara vs. (3) Saugella Monza

Date    Time                           Score                          Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total   Report
7 Apr   20:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara  3–2    Saugella Monza          25–21  23–25  25–17  23–25  15–10  111–98  Report
10 Apr  20:30  Saugella Monza          1–3    Igor Gorgonzola Novara  25–21  21–25  19–25  23–25         88–96   Report

Igor Gorgonzola Novara wins series, 2–0.

Finals

(1) Imoco Volley Conegliano vs. (2) Igor Gorgonzola Novara


Date    Time                            Score                           Set 1  Set 2  Set 3  Set 4  Set 5  Total    Report
17 Apr  20:30  Imoco Volley Conegliano  3–0    Igor Gorgonzola Novara   23–25  40–38  26–24  23–25  15–9   127–121  Report
20 Apr  20:30  Igor Gorgonzola Novara   0–3    Imoco Volley Conegliano  29–31  26–24  18–25  22–25         95–105   Report

Imoco Volley Conegliano wins series, 2–0.

Final standings

Rank                             Team                     2021 Italian champions
[1st place, gold medalist(s)]    Imoco Volley Conegliano  Imoco Volley Conegliano
[2nd place, silver medalist(s)]  Igor Gorgonzola Novara   4th title

                                                          Lara Caravello, Lucille Gicquel, Božana Butigan, Robin de Kruijf, Raphaela Folie, Loveth Omoruyi, Monica De Gennaro, McKenzie Adams, Giulia Gennari, Joanna Wołosz (C), Kimberly Hill, Miriam Sylla, Paola Egonu, Sarah Fahr
                                                          Head coach
                                                          Daniele Santarelli

  * https://women.volleybox.net/women-italian-serie-a1-2020-21-o11555/matches


2812 km

2812 km (Russian: 2812 км) is a rural locality (a railway station) in Glukhovskoye Rural Settlement of Kalachinsky District, Russia. The population was 21 as of 2010.

Geography

The village is located 19 km east-north-east from Kalachinsk.

Streets

  * Zheleznodorozhnaya


Abdullah Gërguri

Abdullah Gërguri (1931–1994) was a Kosovo Albanian artist in restoration and conservation of the icons and frescoes.

Early Work & Training

Gërguri was born in the village Sibofc near Podujevo, in southern Kingdom of Yugoslavia, present-day Kosovo.

The painter-conservator Gërguri, while he was working at the Institute for Protection of Cultural Monuments in Pristina, was engaged heavily in conservation of frescos, icons and monuments, and also in their restoration.

He finished the High School of Arts in Peja (Alb. SHLP) in 1954. He was a member of the first student cohort at this school.

After he finished this school, he was engaged as an art teacher in Podujevo's high school. After he finished his course at the SHLP, the fine art group, he was engaged in Shkolla Normale in Pristina during 1958–1961. After this time he started to work at the Institute for Protection of Cultural Monuments in Pristina, where he worked until he died.

He firstly was engaged in Sinan Pasha Mosque (Prizren), which has a tall minaret with a large dome (diameter 14 m (46 ft), internal height 20 m (66 ft)), where the mural paintings give magnificent and specific sight in this monumental and cultural building. The most important murals are in the middle of the dome, as is the main rosette. All mural paintings in Sinan Pasha Mosque are characterized with virtuous, spiritual drawings and a wealth of rare colours. The collection of the paintings within this mosque are considered among most beautiful examples of mural paintings of Islamic art in Kosovo. This mosque was built in 1615. Its architect was Sofi-Sinan Pasha, born in village Vajle, Lumë-Albania.

Conservation/Restoration Work


Abdullah Gërguri

Conservation/Restoration Work

In accordance with the decision of the Institution for Urbanism and Protection of the Monuments of the Culture in Prizren, on 21 September 1972, Abdullah Gërguri started work on the conservation and restoration of mural paintings in the mosque. At that time, the mosque had significant damage which he later repaired. Two types of repairs were necessary: revealing old paintings and conservation of two layers of the paintings. The conservation of the paintings on the dome was done later. The surfaces of the dome were repaired during four seasons: in years 1972-1974 and 1975.

Gërguri has also worked in the Hadum Mosque in Đakovica and the Great Mosque (1969) in Pristina.

He later worked on restoration of the arabesques and decorative mural paintings of the other historical monuments. Gërguri has worked on the Patriarchal Monastery of Peć – Saint Apostles in Gračanica, in Saint Prentia also. While he was working at the Institute for Protection of Cultural Monuments in Pristina, on conservation of frescoes, icons, and other monuments, he also worked in Saint John's Church in Hoca, Saint Peter of Korishtë in Kabash and Saint Nicola's Church on Sicevë which were built in the 14th century.

Gërguri worked also out of Kosovo. He worked in Macedonia (Ohër-Ohrid), in different churches on fresco restoration. He was largely engaged also in many churches in Bosnia. He was given awards many times.

Awards

During the 30th anniversary of the Protection of the Monuments of Culture, he was awarded the diploma and medallion. During the 10th anniversary of the creation of the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Monuments in Prizren, he was awarded with a certificate for outstanding work. He was on different specializations in Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, etc., and to gain more knowledge about the achievements on the conservation of the monuments, he visited Italy, Albania, Turkey and Greece.

He is known for his conservation and restoration of mural paintings. He was the only painter at that time in Kosovo working in this field.

Reproduction of Frescoes/Icons


Abdullah Gërguri

Reproduction of Frescoes/Icons

Painter Gërguri also used to copy Orthodox Christian frescoes and icons in his spare time while he was working in different churches in Kosovo. Among these are: 'Saint John', 'The Girl with the Pot' (Patriarchal Monastery of Peć), 'Portrait of the Apostle', 'Jesus of Prizren', 'A detail from the Secret Supper' (Saint Prenia, Prizren), 'Saint Mercury', 'Saint Mary on the Throne' (Hoçë e Madhe), 'Saint Nicolas' (Kabash), 'Detail form the icon' (Dečani) etc.

  * https://web.archive.org/web/20070927154330/http://www.gerguri.net/Abdullah/


Abdullah Cabinet

Abdullah Cabinet is the name of any of three cabinets of Malaysia:

  * Cabinet Abdullah I (2003–2004)
  * Cabinet Abdullah II (2004–2008)
  * Cabinet Abdullah III (2008–2009)


Abdullah Ghafoor

Abdullah Ghafoor

Abdullah Ghafoor (born 2 February 1986)weightlifter.

Family

Ghafoor is the son of Abdul Gahfoor and the younger brother of Mohammad Istiaq Ghafoor, both of whom have represented Pakistan internationally in weightlifting.

Career

2010

Ghafoor won a bronze medal at the 2010 South Asian Games held in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Ghafoor participated in the 56 kg category at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, India where he placed fourth with 237 kg total weight lifted.Asian Games in China.

  * Abdullah Ghafoor at the International Weightlifting Federation
  * Abdullah Ghafoor at the Commonwealth Games Federation (archived)
  * Abdullah Ghafoor at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games (archived)


Abdullah Goth

Abdullah Goth (Urdu: عبد الله گوٹھ) is one of the neighbourhoods of Bin Qasim Town in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan.

  * Karachi Website.

32°20′N 71°55′E / 32.333°N 71.917°E


Abdullah Bridge

Abdullah Bridge is a concrete bridge located in the city of Srinagar in the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. It is a relatively new bridge replacing the nearby Zero Bridge to connect Sonwar Bagh and Rajbagh. It is named after Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah, a prominent politician from Kashmir.

  * Zero Bridge


3rd Brigade, 7th Infantry Division (United States)

The 3rd Brigade, 7th Infantry Division, originally known as the 14th Infantry Brigade was an infantry brigade of the United States Army, and a part of the 7th Infantry Division. The brigade was based at Fort Ord, California for most of its history.

Activated for service in World War I, the unit saw brief service in the conflict, but never fought as an entire unit. After the Korean War, it was reactivated as a brigade, and was returned to the United States where it saw action in Operation Just Cause and Operation Golden Pheasant. The brigade sent units to support 2nd Brigade, 7th Infantry Division during the 1992 Los Angeles Riots. The 3rd Brigade was inactivated in 1993.

History

World War I

Men of the 64th Regiment, 14th Brigade, 7th Division, celebrate the news of the Armistice with Germany, November 11, 1918.

The 3rd Brigade, 7th Infantry Division was first constituted and activated in the regular army as the 14th Infantry Brigade on 6 December 1917, exactly eighth months after the American entry into World War I, at Camp Wheeler, Georgia.World War I as a part of the American Expeditionary Force, along with the rest of the division.13th Infantry Brigade.64th Infantry Regiment and the 56th Infantry Regiment, bringing the total strength of the brigade to around 8,000 men.SS Leviathan.

During the brigade's time in France, it was commanded by Brigadier General Benjamin A. Poore, who received the Distinguished Service Cross and Army Distinguished Service Medal in recognition of his wartime leadership. On 11 October 1918 the 14th Brigade and 7th Division first came under shelling attacks. At Saint-Mihiel the units also came under chemical attack.Prény near the Moselle River, capturing positions and driving German forces out of the region.shoulder sleeve insignia, which the 14th Brigade wore as a part of the division.

In early November, the 14th Brigade began readying itself for an attack on the Hindenburg Line with the division, which was part of the Second Army.Allies signed an Armistice ending hostilities.casualties.campaign streamer for Lorraine.continental United States.

The 14th Brigade returned to the United States in late 1919, and gradually demobilized at Camp George G. Meade, Maryland until 1921.

Reorganization


Reorganization

On 1 July 1940, the 7th Infantry Division was reactivated at Camp Ord, CaliforniaJoseph W. Stilwell.17th Infantry Regiment,32nd Infantry Regiment,53rd Infantry Regiment.World War II.

Post-Korean War

In the wake of the Korean War, between 1953 and 1971, the 7th Infantry Division defended the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Its main garrison was Camp Casey, South Korea.Reorganization Objective Army Divisions plan.1st Brigade, 7th Infantry Division while the 13th Infantry Brigade became the 2nd Brigade, 7th Infantry Division.Fort Lewis, Washington.

Tactical map of Operation Just Cause.

In October 1974 the 7th and two brigades reactivated at their former garrison, Fort Ord (a National Guard "roundout" brigade, the 41st, would periodically train with the division as its third brigade).Camp Roberts, and Fort Hunter Liggett. On 1 October 1985 the division redesignated as the 7th Infantry Division (Light), organized again as a light infantry division.21st Infantry Regiment, the 27th Infantry Regiment, and the 9th Infantry Regiment. The 27th Infantry and the 9th Infantry Regiment participated in Operation Golden Pheasant in Honduras.Operation Just Cause in Panama.

In 1991 the Base Realignment and Closure Commission recommended the closing of Fort Ord due to the escalating cost of living on the Central California coastline. By 1994, the post was closed and the Division was to move to Fort Lewis, Washington.military police companies participated in one final mission in the United States before inactivation; quelling the 1992 Los Angeles Riots, called Operation Garden Plot, in conjunction with the entire 2nd Brigade, 7th Division.Cold War draw-down of the US Army, but the 2nd and 3rd Brigades of the 7th inactivated at Fort Ord in 1993. The division headquarters formally inactivated on 16 June 1994 at Fort Lewis.

Honors

Ribbon  Award                                         Year                  Notes
        Republic of Korea Presidential Unit Citation  1945–1948; 1953–1971  for service in Korea

Campaign streamers

Conflict     Streamer  Year(s)
World War I  Lorraine  1918


Conflict     Streamer  Year(s)
World War I  Lorraine  1918

  * McGrath, John J. (2004). The Brigade: A History: Its Organization and Employment in the US Army. Combat Studies Institute Press. ISBN 978-1-4404-4915-4.
  * Army Almanac: A Book of Facts Concerning the Army of the United States. United States Government Printing Office. 1959. ASIN B0006D8NKK.
  * 7th Infantry Division Home Page


3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company

The 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company was one of the tunnelling companies of the Canadian Military Engineers during World War I. The tunnelling units were occupied in offensive and defensive mining involving the placing and maintaining of mines under enemy lines, as well as other underground work such as the construction of deep dugouts for troop accommodation, the digging of subways, saps (a narrow trench dug to approach enemy trenches), cable trenches and underground chambers for signals and medical services.

Background

Main article: Tunnelling companies of the Royal Engineers

By January 1915 it had become evident to the BEF at the Western Front that the Germans were mining to a planned system. As the British had failed to develop suitable counter-tactics or underground listening devices before the war, field marshals French and Kitchener agreed to investigate the suitability of forming British mining units.BEF, Brigadier George Fowke, and the mining specialist John Norton-Griffiths, the War Office formally approved the tunnelling company scheme on 19 February 1915.

Norton-Griffiths ensured that tunnelling companies numbers 170 to 177 were ready for deployment in mid-February 1915. In the spring of that year, there was constant underground fighting in the Ypres Salient at Hooge, Hill 60, Railway Wood, Sanctuary Wood, St Eloi and The Bluff which required the deployment of new drafts of tunnellers for several months after the formation of the first eight companies. The lack of suitably experienced men led to some tunnelling companies starting work later than others. The number of units available to the BEF was also restricted by the need to provide effective counter-measures to the German mining activities.coal miners, many outside their nominal recruitment policy. The first nine companies, numbers 170 to 178, were each commanded by a regular Royal Engineers officer. These companies each comprised 5 officers and 269 sappers; they were aided by additional infantrymen who were temporarily attached to the tunnellers as required, which almost doubled their numbers.Major-General S.R. Rice, and the appointment of an 'Inspector of Mines' at the GHQ Saint-Omer office of the Engineer-in-Chief.Welsh miners from the 1st and 3rd Battalions of the Monmouthshire Regiment, who were attached to the 1st Northumberland Field Company of the Royal Engineers, which was a Territorial unit.


3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company

On 10 September 1915, the British government sent an appeal to Canada, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand to raise tunnelling companies in the Dominions of the British Empire. On 17 September, New Zealand became the first Dominion to agree the formation of a tunnelling unit. The New Zealand Tunnelling Company arrived at Plymouth on 3 February 1916 and was deployed to the Western Front in northern France.Canadian Military Engineers contributed three tunnelling companies to the British Expeditionary Force. One unit was formed from men on the battlefield, plus two other companies trained in Canada and then shipped to France.Australian tunnelling companies were formed by March 1916, resulting in 30 tunnelling companies of the Royal Engineers being available by the summer of 1916.

Unit history

3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company was established at St Marie Cappel in January 1916 when the original Canadian mining sections operating as part of 1st and 2nd Canadian Division were withdrawn from their positions south of Ypres, and were reformed into this new company.

Messines 1916/17

Map of the mines laid before the Battle of Messines, 1917

Spanbroekmolen crater in November 2009. It was created in 1917 by one of the mines in the Battle of Messines. It is also known as "Lone Tree Crater" or "Pool of Peace".

Plan of the two deep mines placed at Hill 60 before the Battle of Messines

Main article: Mines in the Battle of Messines (1917)

As part of the preparations for the Battle of Messines, the 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company began work at Spanbroekmolen and other places facing the Messines ridge.171st, 175th, 250th, 1st Canadian, 3rd Canadian and 1st Australian Tunnelling companies as part of the prelude to the Battle of Messines (7–14 June 1917), while the British 183rd, 2nd Canadian and 2nd Australian Tunnelling companies built deep dugouts (underground shelters) in the Second Army area.

In January 1916, 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company took over work on the Spanbroekmolen mine from the 250th Tunnelling Company which had already dug a 18 metres (60 ft) shaft there, and handed Spanbroekmolen over to the 171st Tunnelling Company182nd Tunnelling Company. In April 1916, work at Kruisstraat was passed on to 175th Tunnelling Company.


3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company

3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company worked at The Bluff in early 1916 and Hill 60 during summer 1916.175th Tunnelling Company which had started a gallery 200 metres (220 yd) behind the British front line and passed 27 metres (90 ft) beneath the German positions. The British underground works consisted of an access gallery (nicknamed Berlin Tunnel) leading to two mine chambers called Hill 60 A (beneath Hill 60) and Hill 60 B (beneath The Caterpillar). The 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company took over in April 1916 and completed the galleries, Hill 60 A being charged with explosives in July 1916 and the Hill 60 B branch gallery in October. By October 1916, Hill 60 A had been charged with 24,200 kilograms (53,300 lb) of explosives and Hill 60 B with 32,000 kilograms (70,000 lb) of high explosive, despite water-logging and the demolition by a camouflet of 61 metres (200 ft) of German gallery above the British diggings, which endangered the British deep mines. 1st Australian Tunnelling Company took over in November 1916 and maintained the completed mines beneath Hill 60 and The Caterpillar over the winter and months of underground fighting until June 1917, when they were fired at the beginning of the Battle of Messines.

3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company meanwhile took over the tunnelling operations at the southern end of the Messines ridge, continuing work already begun on the forked tunnels at Trench 127, Trench 122 (Ultimo and Factory Farm) and Birdcage close to Ploegsteert Wood.Birdcage position, the 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company successfully ignited their other mines at the appointed time.19 large craters.

Spring Offensive

Main articles: German spring offensive and Battle of the Lys (1918)

After the German spring offensive in April 1918, when the enemy broke through the Lys positions, the 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company were put on duties that included digging and wiring trenches over a long distance from Reningelst to near Saint-Omer.171st, 173rd, 183rd, 184th, 255th, 258th, 3rd Canadian and 3rd Australian Tunnelling Companies.

Armistice

After the Armistice, the 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company repaired the town waterworks at Roubaix.

  * Mine warfare


3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company

* Mine warfare

An overview of the history of 3rd Canadian Tunnelling Company is also available in Robert K. Johns, Battle Beneath the Trenches: The Cornish Miners of 251 Tunnelling Company RE, Pen & Sword Military 2015 (ISBN 978-1473827004), p. 231 see online

  * Edmonds, J. E. (1991) [1948]. Military Operations France and Belgium, 1917: 7 June – 10 November: Messines and Third Ypres (Passchendaele). History of the Great War Based on Official Documents by Direction of the Historical Section of the Committee of Imperial Defence. Vol. II (Imperial War Museum and Battery Press ed.). London: HMSO. ISBN 0-89839-166-0.
  * Bean, C. E. W. (1941) [1933]. The Australian Imperial Force in France, 1917. Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918. Vol. IV (11th ed.). Melbourne: Australian War Memorial. ISBN 0-702-21710-7
  * Holt, Tonie; Holt, Valmai (2014) [1997]. Major & Mrs Holt's Battlefield Guide to the Ypres Salient & Passchendaele. Barnsley: Pen & Sword Books. ISBN 978-0-85052-551-9.
  * Barrie, Alexander (1988). War Underground – The Tunnellers of the Great War. London: Tom Donovan Pub. ISBN 1-871085-00-4.
  * Jones, Simon (2010). Underground Warfare 1914–1918. Barnsley: Pen & Sword Military. ISBN 978-1-84415-962-8.
  * Royal Engineers' Institute (1922). The Work of the Royal Engineers in the European War 1914–1919: Military Mining. Chatham, England: Secretary, Institution of Royal Engineers. OCLC 317624346.
  * Stockwin, Arthur, ed. (2005). Thirty-odd Feet Below Belgium: An Affair of Letters in the Great War 1915–1916. Tunbridge Wells: Parapress. ISBN 978-1-89859-480-2.
  * Guide to sources relating to units of the Canadian Expeditionary Force: Tunnelling Companies and Canadian Engineers


2008–09 Biathlon World Cup – Pursuit Men

2008–09 Biathlon World Cup
Men
  * Overall
  * Individual
  * Sprint
  * Pursuit
  * Mass start
  * Relay
  * Nation
Women
  * Overall
  * Individual
  * Sprint
  * Pursuit
  * Mass start
  * Relay
  * Nation
World Cup locations
  * Östersund
  * Hochfilzen
  * Hochfilzen (2)
  * Oberhof
  * Ruhpolding
  * Antholz-Anterselva
  * Vancouver
  * Trondheim
  * Khanty-Mansiysk
See also
  * World Championships

  * v
  * t
  * e

The 2008-09 Biathlon World Cup/Pursuit Men started at Sunday December 7, 2008 in Östersund and will finish Saturday March 28, 2009 in Khanty-Mansiysk. Defending titlist is Ole Einar Bjørndalen of Norway.

Competition format

In a pursuit, biathletes' starts are separated by their time differences from a previous race,12.5 kilometres (7.8 mi), skied over five laps; there are four shooting bouts (two prone, two standing, in that order), and each miss means a penalty loop of 150 m. To prevent awkward and/or dangerous crowding of the skiing loops, and overcapacity at the shooting range, World Cup Pursuits are held with only the 60 top ranking biathletes after the preceding race. The biathletes shoot (on a first-come, first-served basis) at the lane corresponding to the position they arrived for all shooting bouts.

2007-08 Top 3 Standings

Medal    Athlete                        Points
Gold:    [Norway] Ole Einar Bjørndalen  247
Silver:  [Russia] Dmitri Yaroshenko     233
Bronze:  [Sweden] Björn Ferry           221

Medal winners


Medal winners

Event:               Gold:                 Time       Silver:               Time       Bronze:               Time
Östersund            Tomasz Sikora         34:55.5    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  34:58.0    Emil Hegle Svendsen   35:00.4
                     Poland                (0+2+0+1)  Norway                (1+2+0+0)  Norway                (0+1+2+0)
Hochfilzen           Emil Hegle Svendsen   35:46.3    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  35:55.7    Tomasz Sikora         35:58.35
                     Norway                (1+0+1+1)  Norway                (0+0+2+0)  Poland                (1+0+0+2)
Ruhpolding           Ole Einar Bjørndalen  36:17.4    Emil Hegle Svendsen   36:51.8    Dominik Landertinger  37:03.9
                     Norway                (0+1+0+0)  Norway                (1+0+0+0)  Austria               (1+1+0+0)
Antholz              Björn Ferry           33:19.4    Simon Eder            33:37.0    Emil Hegle Svendsen   33:44.1
                     Sweden                (0+0+1+0)  Austria               (0+0+0+0)  Norway                (1+0+1+1)
World Championships  Ole Einar Bjørndalen  31:46.70   Maxim Tchoudov        32:28.40   Alexander Os          32:39.50
                     Norway                (0+2+0+2)  Russia                (0+0+1+2)  Norway                (0+0+2+1)
Trondheim            Ole Einar Bjørndalen  33:36.3    Simon Eder            34:01.4    Tomasz Sikora         34:01.6
                     Norway                (1+0+1+0)  Austria               (0+0+1+0)  Poland                (0+1+1+0)
Khanty-Mansiysk      Emil Hegle Svendsen   33:03.3    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  33:03.4    Christoph Sumann      33:27.1
                     Norway                (0+0+1+1)  Norway                (1+0+0+1)  Austria               (0+0+2+0)

Final standings


#   Name                              ÖST  HOC  RUH  ANT  WCH  TRO  KHA  Total
1.  [Norway] Ole Einar Bjørndalen     54   54   60   –    60   60   54   342
2   [Norway] Emil Hegle Svendsen      48   60   54   48   –    38   60   308
3   [Poland] Tomasz Sikora            60   48   34   43   43   48   32   276
4   [Germany] Michael Greis           43   36   27   38   28   43   43   231
5   [Sweden] Björn Ferry              31   40   7    60   10   34   40   215
6   [Austria] Simon Eder              –    –    23   54   27   54   28   186
7   [Russia] Maxim Tchoudov           29   27   21   26   54   17   29   186
8   [Russia] Ivan Tcherezov           23   2    40   34   15   29   19   160
9   [Austria] Christoph Sumann        9    32   32   32   –    6    48   159
10  [Czech Republic] Michal Šlesingr  –    0    30   27   22   40   38   157
11  [Norway] Halvard Hanevold         38   20   –    24   38   36   0    156
12  [Austria] Dominik Landertinger    19   –    48   25   7    31   14   144
13  [Norway] Alexander Os             27   18   –    11   48   32   7    143
14  [France] Simon Fourcade           40   0    29   22   31   –    21   143
15  [Germany] Michael Rösch           –    13   38   31   32   27   0    141
16  [Sweden] Carl Johan Bergman       22   29   43   23   –    19   3    138
17  [Germany] Alexander Wolf          34   30   6    20   23   8    13   128
18  [Austria] Daniel Mesotitsch       25   8    13   28   17   12   27   122
19  [France] Martin Fourcade          –    –    26   16   34   20   22   118
20  [Canada] Jean Philippe Leguellec  24   34   18   36   0    0    5    117
21  [United States] Tim Burke         –    –5   –    30   20   28   34   112
22  [Russia] Evgeny Ustyugov          –    –    19   19   21   15   36   110
23  [Norway] Lars Berger              3    –    36   –    40   21   –    100
24  [Italy] Christian De Lorenzi      5    38   24   0    29   –    –    96


25  [Italy] Markus Windisch           26   22   25   –    18   –    –    91
26  [Russia] Nikolay Kruglov, Jr.     32   43   –    9    –    –    –    83
27  [Germany] Andreas Birnbacher      –    7    20   –    –    25   30   82
28  [Czech Republic] Jaroslav Soukup  18   –    2    17   0    30   10   77
29  [Czech Republic] Zdeněk Vítek     14   14   17   –    13   18   0    76
30  [Austria] Friedrich Pinter        4    –    31   2    –    23   15   75
31  [Sweden] Mattias Nilsson          0    19   0    0    14   24   17   74
32  [Ukraine] Andriy Deryzemlya       12   24   –    –    36   –    –    72
33  [Germany] Christoph Stephan       36   21   0    15   0    0    –    72
34  [France] Vincent Jay              0    31   –    13   2    26   –    72
35  [Belarus] Rustam Valiullin        28   16   –    –    0    –    18   62
36  [Slovakia] Pavol Hurajt           11   –    5    –    0    22   24   62
37  [Ukraine] Serguei Sednev          8    1    –    40   –    –    8    57
38  [Ukraine] Vyacheslav Derkach      16   –    –    14   0    5    20   55
39  [Russia] Maxim Maksimov           0    28   22   0    –    2    –    52
40  [Switzerland] Simon Hallenbarter  –    17   0    0    12   0    23   52
41  [Russia] Andrei Makoveev          0    6    1    0    24   14   6    51
42  [France] Vincent Defrasne         17   –    28   1    1    –    –    47
43  [Austria] Tobias Eberhard         –    10   9    21   –    4    0    44
44  [Germany] Arnd Peiffer            –    –    8    9    –    0    26   43
45  [Sweden] Magnús Jónsson           0    –    16   0    26   –    –    42
46  [Norway] Ronny Hafsas             22   0    15   –    –    0    4    41
47  [United States] Jay Hakkinen      30   0    10   –    –    –    –    40
48  [Italy] Rene Laurent Vuillermoz   10   0    –    29   0    –    –    39


49  [Slovenia] Janez Maric            0    –    14   –    6    16   0    36
50  [Switzerland] Ivan Joller         –    23   –    0    11   –    0    34
51  [Belarus] Sergey Novikov          20   5    –    0    0    9    0    34
52  [Switzerland] Matthias Simmen     0    25   –    7    –    0    –    32
53  [Czech Republic] Tomáš Holubec    2    15   –    4    –    11   –    32
54  [Germany] Simon Schempp           –    –    –    –    –    –    31   31
55  [Slovenia] Klemen Bauer           –    –    –    0    30   0    0    30
56  [United States] Lowell Bailey     –    –    –    –    19   10   –    29
57  [Ukraine] Olexander Bilanenko     –    –    0    18   –    –    9    27
58  [China] Zhang Chengye             13   0    4    10   –    –    –    27
59  [Norway] Stian Eckhoff            –    26   –    –    –    –    –    26
60  [Finland] Paavo Puurunen          –    –    0    –    25   0    –    25
61  [Russia] Artem Gusev              –    –    –    –    –    –    25   25
62  [Croatia] Jakov Fak               0    –    –    –    16   3    0    19
63  [Estonia] Roland Lessing          0    –    0    5    –    13   –    18
64  [Germany] Toni Lang               7    11   0    –    –    –    –    18
65  [Norway] Frode Andresen           6    –    11   –    –    –    –    17
66  [Norway] Rune Brattsveen          –    –    –    –    –    –    16   16
67  [Czech Republic] Roman Dostál     15   0    –    –    –    –    –    15
68  [Canada] Robin Clegg              0    3    12   0    0    –    –    15
69  [Russia] Anton Shipulin           –    –    –    –    –    –    12   12
69  [Ukraine] Oleg Berezhnoy          –    12   –    –    –    –         12
69  [Norway] Hans Martin Gjedrem      –    –    –    12   –    –         12
72  [Russia] Sergey Balandin          –    –    –    –    –    –    11   11
73  [Japan] Hidenori Isa              –    4    0    6    –    –    –    10


74  [Sweden] Jörgen Brink             0    9    –    –    –    –    –    9
75  [Italy] Christian Martinelli      –    –    –    –    9    –    –    9
76  [Ukraine] Roman Pryma             0    0    –    0    8    –    –    8
77  [France] Alexis Bœuf              –    –    –    –    –    7    0    7
78  [Belarus] Alexandr Syman          0    –    –    –    5    0    –    5
79  [China] Zhang Qing                –    –    –    –    4    –    –    4
80  [France] Lois Habert              0    –    –    3    –    –    –    3
81  [Latvia] Ilmārs Bricis            –    –    0    –    3    –    –    3
81  [Slovakia] Dušan Šimočko          –    –    3    –    –    –    –    3
83  [Sweden] David Ekholm             –    0    0    0    –    0    2    2
84  [Italy] Mattia Cola               –    0    –    –    –    1    –    1
85  [United States] Jeremy Teela      1    –    –    –    –    0    0    1
86  [Germany] Christoph Knie          –    –    –    –    –    –    1    1


2008–09 Biathlon World Cup – Overall Men

2008–09 Biathlon World Cup
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2007-08 Top 3 Standings

Medal    Athlete                        Points
Gold:    [Norway] Ole Einar Bjørndalen  869
Silver:  [Russia] Dmitri Yaroshenko     696
Bronze:  [Norway] Emil Hegle Svendsen   687

Medal winners


Event:               Gold:                 Time       Silver:               Time       Bronze:               Time
Östersund            Michael Greis         58:52.5    Alexander Os          59:43.0    Emil Hegle Svendsen   59:47.5
20 km Individual     Germany               (0+1+0+0)  Norway                (0+0+0+2)  Norway                (0+2+0+0)
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Östersund            Emil Hegle Svendsen   25:42.3    Tomasz Sikora         25:55.0    Simon Fourcade        26:10.4
10 km Sprint         Norway                (0+1)      Poland                (0+1)      France                (0+0)
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Östersund            Tomasz Sikora         34:55.5    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  34:58.0    Emil Hegle Svendsen   35:00.4
12.5 km Pursuit      Poland                (0+2+0+1)  Norway                (1+2+0+0)  Norway                (0+1+2+0)
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Hochfilzen           Emil Hegle Svendsen   26:08.1    Ivan Tcherezov        26:34.4    Alexander Os          26:41.0
10 km Sprint         Norway                (0+0)      Russia                (0+1)      Norway                (1+0)
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Hochfilzen           Emil Hegle Svendsen   35:46.3    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  35:55.7    Tomasz Sikora         35:58.35
12.5 km Pursuit      Norway                (1+0+1+1)  Norway                (0+0+2+0)  Poland                (1+0+0+2)
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Hochfilzen           Maxim Tchoudov        56:00.3    Ivan Tcherezov        56:47.9    Björn Ferry           56:48.8
20 km Individual     Russia                (0+1+0+0)  Russia                (0+0+2+0)  Sweden                (0+0+1+0)
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Hochfilzen           Lars Berger           25:23.1    Alexander Os          26:01.0    Carl Johan Bergman    26:14.7


10 km Sprint         Norway                (0+0)      Norway                (0+1)      Sweden                (0+1)
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Oberhof              Maxim Tchoudov        25:49.5    Michael Rösch         26:02.2    Tomasz Sikora         26:14.7
10 km Sprint         Russia                (0+0)      Germany               (0+0)      Poland                (1+0)
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Oberhof              Christoph Sumann      38:11.9    Carl Johan Bergman    38:21.6    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  38:21.8
15 km Mass start     Austria               (1+0+1+0)  Sweden                (0+0+1+1)  Norway                (0+1+1+0)
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Ruhpolding           Ole Einar Bjørndalen  23:25.8    Dominik Landertinger  23:59.2    Emil Hegle Svendsen   24:01.1
10 km Sprint Men     Norway                (0+0)      Austria               (0+0)      Norway                (0+1)
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Ruhpolding           Ole Einar Bjørndalen  36:17.4    Emil Hegle Svendsen   36:51.8    Dominik Landertinger  37:03.9
12.5 km Pursuit      Norway                (0+1+0+0)  Norway                (1+0+0+0)  Austria               (1+1+0+0)
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Antholz              Emil Hegle Svendsen   24:52.5    Björn Ferry           24:56.1    Tomasz Sikora         24:59.2
10 km Sprint Men     Norway                (0+0)      Sweden                (0+0)      Poland                (0+0)
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Antholz              Björn Ferry           33:19.4    Simon Eder            33:37.0    Emil Hegle Svendsen   33:44.1
12.5 km Pursuit      Sweden                (0+0+1+0)  Austria               (0+0+0+0)  Norway                (1+0+1+1)
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Antholz              Christoph Stephan     37:19.9    Dominik Landertinger  37:20.1    Ivan Tcherezov        37:22.7


15 km Mass start     Germany               (0+0+0+1)  Austria               (1+2+0+0)  Russia                (0+0+1+1)
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World Championships  Ole Einar Bjørndalen  24:16.5    Lars Berger           24:17.7    Halvard Hanevold      24:29.0
10 km Sprint         Norway                (1+1)      Norway                (1+1)      Norway                (0+0)
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World Championships  Ole Einar Bjørndalen  31:46.70   Maxim Tchoudov        32:28.40   Alexander Os          32:39.50
12.5 km Pursuit      Norway                (0+2+0+2)  Russia                (0+0+1+2)  Norway                (0+0+2+1)
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World Championships  Ole Einar Bjørndalen  52:28.0    Christoph Stephan     52:42.1    Jakov Fak             52:45.1
20 km Individual     Norway                (0+0+2+1)  Germany               (1+0+0+0)  Croatia               (0+0+0+1)
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World Championships  Dominik Landertinger  38:32.5    Christoph Sumann      38:41.4    Ivan Tcherezov        38:46.4
15 km Mass start     Austria               (2+0+0+1)  Austria               (2+0+0+1)  Russia                (2+0+0+0)
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Vancouver            Vincent Jay           49:53.9    Daniel Böhm           50:12.9    Jeremy Teela          50:17.2
20 km Individual     France                (0+0+0+0)  Germany               (0+1+0+0)  United States         (0+1+0+0)
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Vancouver            Lars Berger           24:06.5    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  24:20.6    Christoph Sumann      24:46.0
10 km Sprint Men     Norway                (0+0)      Norway                (0+0)      Austria               (0+0)
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Trondheim            Michael Greis         26:11.3    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  26:29.6    Simon Eder            26:43.1


10 km Sprint Men     Germany               (0+0)      Norway                (1+0)      Austria               (0+0)
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Trondheim            Ole Einar Bjørndalen  33:36.3    Simon Eder            34:01.4    Tomasz Sikora         34:01.6
12.5 km Pursuit      Norway                (1+0+1+0)  Austria               (0+0+1+0)  Poland                (0+1+1+0)
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Trondheim            Ole Einar Bjørndalen  41:12.9    Simon Eder            41:52.0    Emil Hegle Svendsen   42:06.3
15 km Mass start     Norway                (0+0+0+0)  Austria               (0+0+1+0)  Norway                (1+0+0+1)
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Khanty-Mansiysk      Arnd Peiffer          25:51.1    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  26:14.2    Christoph Sumann      26:18.4
10 km Sprint         Germany               (0+0)      Norway                (0+1)      Austria               (0+0)
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Khanty-Mansiysk      Emil Hegle Svendsen   33:03.3    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  33:03.4    Christoph Sumann      33:27.1
12.5 km Pursuit      Norway                (0+0+1+1)  Norway                (1+0+0+1)  Austria               (0+0+2+0)
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Khanty-Mansiysk      Simon Eder            37:14.4    Dominik Landertinger  37:26.5    Ole Einar Bjørndalen  37:31.4
15 km Mass start     Austria               (0+0+0+0)  Austria               (0+0+0+1)  Norway                (2+0+0+1)
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Final standings


#    Name                               ÖST  ÖST  ÖST  HOC  HOC  HOC  HOC  OBE  OBE  RUH  RUH  ANT  ANT  ANT  WCH  WCH  WCH  WCH  VAN  VAN  TRO  TRO  TRO  KHA  KHA  KHA  Total
                                        IN   SP   PU   SP   PU   IN   SP   SP   MS   SP   PU   SP   PU   MS   SP   PU   IN   MS   IN   SP   SP   PU   MS   SP   PU   MS
1.   [Norway] Ole Einar Bjørndalen      17   43   54   29   54   27   –    18   48   60   60   –    –    40   60   60   60   43   23   54   54   60   60   54   54   48   1080
2    [Poland] Tomasz Sikora             29   54   60   43   48   22   36   48   28   29   34   48   43   36   25   43   32   38   30   26   28   48   25   23   32   32   870
3    [Norway] Emil Hegle Svendsen       48   60   48   60   60   24   –    17   43   48   54   60   48   –    –    –    –    29   –    –    30   38   48   43   60   26   844
4    [Germany] Michael Greis            60   27   43   34   36   43   40   –    –    1    27   36   38   24   36   28   22   0    43   36   60   43   34   36   43   14   804
5    [Russia] Maxim Tchoudov            28   16   29   36   27   60   8    60   40   31   21   28   26   38   40   54   31   36   26   14   43   17   28   29   29   23   780
6    [Austria] Christoph Sumann         34   5    9    32   32   38   38   2    60   30   32   38   32   43   0    –    24   54   28   48   22   6    18   48   48   40   759
7    [Russia] Ivan Tcherezov            30   34   23   54   2    54   32   –    –    23   40   25   34   48   3    15   36   48   22   34   38   29   43   15   19   31   730
8    [Sweden] Carl Johan Bergman        32   31   21   21   29   34   48   24   54   40   43   43   23   20   0    –    –    14   32   29   20   19   36   0    3    27   643
9    [Sweden] Björn Ferry               24   6    31   40   40   48   30   23   27   16   7    54   60   26   1    10   –    –    –    –    36   34   27   32   40   30   642
10   [Norway] Halvard Hanevold          36   30   38   23   20   3    23   16   34   21   –    40   24   15   48   38   0    28   6    15   29   36   14   27   0    36   600


11   [Austria] Dominik Landertinger     15   0    19   0    –    –    –    28   –    54   48   19   25   54   24   7    38   60   –    –    23   31   40   34   14   54   589
12   [Austria] Simon Eder               –    –    –    –    –    0    3    26   –    9    23   22   54   28   34   27   –    34   40   21   48   54   54   16   28   60   581
13   [Norway] Alexander Os              54   25   27   48   18   10   54   31   12   29   –    10   11   31   43   48   13   –    0    0    40   32   20   4    7    13   580
14   [Austria] Daniel Mesotitsch        40   21   25   19   8    36   28   0    25   17   13   30   28   34   12   17   21   16   0    32   17   12   26   28   27   29   553
15   [France] Simon Fourcade            0    48   40   11   0    –    34   0    29   15   29   14   22   29   38   31   43   32   4    43   0    –    15   0    21   38   536
16   [Germany] Michael Rösch            21   0    –    17   13   13   9    54   36   36   38   13   31   22   27   32   23   40   15   0    13   27   16   0    0    34   530
17   [Norway] Lars Berger               16   10   3    –    –    –    60   0    24   8    36   7    –    18   54   40   7    12   0    60   34   21   21   0    –    12   444
18   [Germany] Christoph Stephan        0    22   36   4    21   0    21   40   19   4    0    29   15   60   19   0    54   20   –    0    0    0    38   6    –    28   436
19   [Germany] Alexander Wolf           14   26   34   30   30   30   23   0    17   0    6    0    20   30   0    23   11   –    27   13   3    8    22   30   13   19   429
20   [Czech Republic] Michal Šlesingr   0    0    –    0    0    9    11   43   –    24   30   32   27   14   9    22   3    –    14   17   16   40   30   24   38   20   423
21   [Ukraine] Andriy Deryzemlya        38   0    12   7    24   0    25   7    38   –    –    0    –    27   29   36   34   18   10   4    0    –    23   0    –    25   357
22   [Austria] Friedrich Pinter         19   0    4    0    –    0    19   27   –    34   31   24   2    25   –    –    0    –    9    12   27   23   31   31   15   21   354
23   [Italy] Christian De Lorenzi       0    40   5    2    38   32   0    4    30   43   24   0    0    13   14   29   0    31   0    22   0    –    12   0    –    11   350


24   [France] Martin Fourcade           –    –    –    –    –    5    31   0    –    19   26   0    16   –    23   34   28   26   0    30   18   20   29   0    22   18   345
25   [United States] Tim Burke          –    0    –    –    –    0    0    20   –    0    –    26   30   –    30   20   27   13   18   0    32   28   17   18   34   17   330
26   [Italy] Markus Windisch            11   36   26   10   22   0    0    10   15   25   25   0    –    23   22   18   29   25   0    0    0    –    13   0    –    16   326
27   [Germany] Andreas Birnbacher       10   –    –    31   7    17   0    38   20   32   20   0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    1    25   –    40   30   43   314
28   [Russia] Andrei Makoveev           22   20   0    12   6    0    11   31   31   0    1    0    0    –    17   24   –    17   0    7    25   14   19   26   6    22   311
29   [France] Vincent Jay               13   0    0    13   31   0    24   8    26   0    –    3    13   –    0    2    18   –    60   0    0    26   32   0    –    24   293
30   [Belarus] Rustam Valiullin         3    32   28   9    16   0    12   29   21   2    –    0    –    21   0    0    14   –    0    31   0    –    11   17   18   15   279
#    Name                               ÖST  ÖST  ÖST  HOC  HOC  HOC  HOC  OBE  OBE  RUH  RUH  ANT  ANT  ANT  WCH  WCH  WCH  WCH  VAN  VAN  TRO  TRO  TRO  KHA  KHA  KHA  Total
                                        IN   SP   PU   SP   PU   IN   SP   SP   MS   SP   PU   SP   PU   MS   SP   PU   IN   MS   IN   SP   SP   PU   MS   SP   PU   MS
31   [Russia] Nikolay Kruglov, Jr.      23   19   32   25   43   29   26   13   22   –    –    0    8    16   0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    256
32   [Canada] Jean Philippe Leguellec   0    28   24   24   34   2    0    –    –    0    18   20   36   19   0    0    0    –    8    0    0    0    24   10   5    –    252
33   [Russia] Evgeny Ustyugov           –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    –    13   19   34   19   –    0    21   0    –    25   27   13   15   –    25   36   –    247
34   [Sweden] Mattias Nilsson           0    0    0    38   19   0    0    9    –    0    0    4    0    –    15   14   15   21   29   23   0    24   –    0    17   –    228


35   [France] Vincent Defrasne          0    2    17   0    –    7    43   14   16   26   28   12   1    0    0    1    20   –    34   1    –    –    –    –    –    –    222
36   [Switzerland] Simon Hallenbarter   0    0    –    0    17   4    14   –    –    6    0    10   0    –    32   12   0    24   0    18   24   0    –    38   23   –    222
37   [Austria] Tobias Eberhard          0    0    –    3    10   0    29   32   –    0    9    31   21   32   –    –    –    –    0    16   14   4    –    21   0    –    222
38   [Germany] Arnd Peiffer             –    –    –    –    –    –    –    36   –    11   8    16   9    –    –    –    –    –    24   19   0    0    –    60   26   –    209
39   [Ukraine] Vyacheslav Derkach       31   14   15   0    –    8    17   0    14   –    –    21   14   –    0    0    –    –    16   10   0    5    –    19   20   –    205
40   [Norway] Ronny Hafsas              0    38   22   1    0    –    –    34   18   27   15   –    –    –    –    –    –    –    36   3    0    0    –    5    4    –    203
41   [Slovenia] Janez Maric             0    0    0    0    –    12   0    0    –    38   14   0    –    –    31   6    0    30   0    38   15   16   –    0    0    –    200
42   [Belarus] Sergey Novikov           0    13   20   22   5    12   15   0    32   –    –    0    0    –    10   0    16   –    20   2    6    9    –    0    0    –    182
43   [Czech Republic] Jaroslav Soukup   0    17   18   0    –    0    0    22   –    0    2    0    17   –    4    0    30   –    –    –    5    30   –    20   10   –    175
44   [Croatia] Jakov Fak                0    4    0    0    –    26   0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    27   16   48   22   0    10   8    3    –    0    0    –    164
45   [United States] Jay Hakkinen       0    18   30   27   0    0    0    25   13   19   10   0    –    17   –    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    159
46   [Ukraine] Serguei Sednev           43   0    8    0    1    18   0    0    –    –    –    15   40   –    –    –    0    –    13   0    0    –    –    2    8    –    148


47   [Norway] Frode Andresen            25   24   6    0    –    –    –    –    –    14   11   –    –    –    –    –    –    –    38   25   0    –    –    –    –    –    143
48   [Czech Republic] Zdeněk Vítek      0    1    14   0    14   19   0    –    –    22   17   –    –    –    0    13   12   –    5    0    0    18   –    1    0    –    136
49   [Ukraine] Roman Pryma              0    15   0    20   0    40   16   0    23   –    –    0    0    –    13   8    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    0    –    –    135
50   [Slovenia] Klemen Bauer            –    0    –    0    –    0    0    5    –    0    –    17   0    –    28   30   0    27   0    5    9    0    –    12   0    –    133
51   [United States] Lowell Bailey      26   0    –    0    –    0    0    3    –    0    –    0    –    –    0    19   19   23   0    0    21   10   –    0    –    –    121
52   [Slovakia] Pavol Hurajt            0    7    11   0    –    0    0    0    –    0    5    –    –    –    21   0    1    –    0    0    26   22   –    3    24   –    120
53   [Czech Republic] Tomáš Holubec     0    8    2    29   15   20   0    0    –    0    –    0    4    –    0    –    –    –    0    10   19   11   –    0    –    –    118
54   [Sweden] David Ekholm              6    0    –    0    0    0    0    0    –    0    0    27   0    –    –    –    40   19   0    6    10   0    –    0    2    –    110
55   [Ukraine] Olexander Bilanenko      2    0    –    0    –    31   0    –    –    0    0    11   18   –    0    –    25   –    0    0    0    –    –    11   9    –    107
56   [Sweden] Magnús Jónsson            0    10   0    –    –    0    0    0    –    12   16   5    0    –    20   26   0    15   0    0    –    –    –    0    –    –    104
57   [Czech Republic] Roman Dostál      20   29   15   0    0    1    0    11   –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    26   –    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    102
58   [Russia] Maxim Maksimov            0    0    0    6    28   0    2    0    –    20   22   0    0    –    –    –    4    –    7    1    3    2    –    –    –    –    95
59   [Germany] Daniel Bohm              –    –    –    –    –    –    –    12   –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    54   21   0    –    –    7    0    –    94


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61   [Estonia] Roland Lessing           5    0    –    0    –    25   0    –    –    5    0    0    5    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    31   13   –    –    –    –    84
62   [Switzerland] Ivan Joller          0    0    –    0    23   0    0    –    –    –    –    0    0    –    11   11   –    –    31   0    0    –    –    8    0    –    84
63   [Italy] Rene Laurent Vuillermoz    0    0    10   0    0    0    6    0    –    0    –    24   29   –    2    0    –    –    0    11   –    –    –    –    –    –    82
64   [Norway] Hans Martin Gjedrem       –    –    –    –    –    21   18   0    –    –    –    18   12   –    –    –    –    –    11   0    –    –    –    –    –    –    80
65   [Germany] Toni Lang                0    0    7    14   11   28   0    19   –    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    79
66   [Belarus] Alexandr Syman           27   12   0    0    –    23   0    0    –    –    –    0    –    –    6    5    0    –    0    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    73
67   [Norway] Stian Eckhoff             0    0    0    19   26   0    27   –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    72
68   [Switzerland] Matthias Simmen      0    23   0    0    25   –    4    –    –    –    –    6    7    –    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    65
69   [Sweden] Jörgen Brink              0    0    0    15   9    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    40   0    –    –    0    –    –    64
70   [Italy] Christian Martinelli       7    0    –    0    –    –    0    –    –    0    –    0    –    –    18   9    0    –    19   0    –    –    –    –    –    –    53


71   [United States] Jeremy Teela       0    0    1    0    –    0    0    0    –    0    –    0    –    –    0    –    0    –    48   0    0    0    –    0    0    –    49
72   [China] Zhang Chengye              0    0    13   0    0    0    0    21   –    0    4    0    10   –    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    48
73   [Norway] Rune Brattsveen           –    –    –    –    –    0    7    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    22   16   –    45
74   [France] Jean-Guillaume Béatrix    0    0    0    16   0    6    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    21   0    –    –    –    –    –    –    43
75   [Finland] Paavo Puurunen           –    –    –    –    –    0    5    –    –    0    0    0    –    –    0    25   0    –    –    –    11   0    –    –    –    –    41
76   [Russia] Artem Gusev               0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    0    0    –    13   25   –    38
77   [Switzerland] Thomas Frei          0    0    –    26   0    0    0    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    0    –    0    –    2    0    7    0    –    0    –    –    35
78   [Japan] Hidenori Isa               8    0    –    0    4    0    0    6    –    8    0    1    6    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    33
79   [Canada] Robin Clegg               0    3    0    0    3    –    –    –    –    0    12   0    0    –    0    0    2    –    12   0    –    –    –    –    –    –    32
80   [Latvia] Ilmārs Bricis             1    0    –    0    –    –    –    1    –    10   0    –    –    –    16   3    0    –    –    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    31
81   [Sweden] Fredrik Lindström         –    –    –    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    28   0    –    –    –    –    –    28
82   [France] Alexis Bœuf               –    –    –    –    –    0    21   0    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    7    –    0    0    –    28
83   [Ukraine] Oleg Berezhnoy           0    –    –    0    12   15   0    0    –    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    27


84   [Belarus] Sergey Sadovnikov        –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    –    8    0    –    –    –    10   –    3    0    0    –    –    0    –    –    21
85   [Germany] Daniel Graf              18   0    0    0    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    18
86   [Slovakia] Dušan Šimočko           0    0    –    0    –    0    0    15   –    0    3    –    –    –    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    18
87   [France] Lois Habert               0    0    0    0    –    14   1    –    –    –    –    0    3    –    –    –    –    –    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    18
88   [Austria] Julian Eberhard          0    0    –    5    0    0    13   –    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    18
89   [Kazakhstan] Sergey Naumik         –    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    0    –    17   –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    17
90   [Italy] Nicola Pozzi               0    0    –    –    –    16   0    0    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    16
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91   [Italy] Mattia Cola                –    –    –    8    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    4    1    –    0    –    –    13
92   [Slovakia] Marek Matiasko          12   0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    0    0    –    –    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    12
93   [Russia] Anton Shipulin            –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    –    –    0    12   –    12
94   [Russia] Sergey Balandin           –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    11   –    11


95   [China] Zhang Qing                 –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    7    4    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    11
96   [Germany] Christoph Knie           –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    9    1    –    10
97   [Bulgaria] Krasimir Anev           0    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    5    0    5    –    –    –    0    0    –    –    –    –    10
98   [Estonia] Indrek Tobreluts         0    9    0    0    0    –    0    0    –    –    –    0    –    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    0    –    –    0    –    –    9
99   [Czech Republic] Ondřej Moravec    9    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    0    –    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    9
100  [Bulgaria] Vladimir Iliev          0    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    0    –    0    –    –    0    –    9    –    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    9
101  [Kazakhstan] Alexsandr Chervyhkov  0    0    –    0    –    0    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    8    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    8
102  [Kazakhstan] Dias Keneshev         0    0    –    –    –    0    –    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    –    8    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    8
103  [Slovakia] Miroslav Matiaško       –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    –    –    –    –    6    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    –    6
104  [Latvia] Kristaps Libietis         4    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    0    –    –    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    4
105  [Estonia] Priit Viks               0    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    3    0    0    –    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    –    –    –    0    0    –    3
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107  [Belarus] Evgeny Abramenko         0    0    –    0    –    0    0    0    –    –    –    0    0    –    0    –    –    –    1    0    0    –    –    0    –    –    1


Adam Klein (writer)

Adam Klein (born 1962) is an American writer and musician. He currently divides his time between New York, San Francisco, and India.

Early years

Klein was born in 1962 in Coral Gables, Florida. He left high school in Miami with a GED and attended Miami Dade Community College, where he studied fashion and poetry. He spent one year as an undergraduate at the University of Iowa, studying poetry with Marvin Bell. He then left school to live briefly in Chicago and Boston.

Literary career

Klein graduated from San Francisco State University, where he studied with Bob Glück and Molly Giles, with an MA in creative writing. He later earned an MFA in creative writing from The New School,Robert Polito, Lynne Tillman, Honor Moore, Sigrid Nunez, and Patrick McGrath. His first book, The Medicine Burns, is a collection of short stories that was nominated for a Lambda Book Award. Selections from the collection appear in Best American Gay Fiction, edited by Brian Bouldrey, and Men on Men 5, edited by David Bergman. With poet Thomas Avena, Klein cowrote the artist monograph Jerome: After the Pageant about mixed-media artist Jerome Caja.Tiny Ladies. An excerpt of Tiny Ladies appears in the anthology Pills, Thrills, Chills and Heartache: Adventures in the First Person, edited by Michelle Tea and Clint Catalyst. The Medicine Burns and Tiny Ladies are now part of Dzanc Books' rEprint series.

Klein was a Peace Corps volunteer in Bangladesh and then a Fulbright lecturer in India. He later worked at the American University of Beirut. He later served as an assistant professor of English at the American University of Afghanistan.

He edited the short-story anthology The Gifts of the State: New Writing from Afghanistan, which was published by Dzanc Books in November 2013. The collection features work from students of Klein's open creative writing workshops in Kabul, and according to the publisher, it "gives voice to a generation clamoring to be heard under the simplifying headlines and collectivized identity that thirty years of war have brought upon the country."

Musical and multimedia career


Adam Klein (writer)

Musical and multimedia career

Klein is also a singer-songwriter who has been a part of several musical projects. In 1999, Klein began making music with cowriter Michael Mullen and started the band Glasstown, which recorded two CDs. The two collaborated to form the band Roman Evening, which also recorded two CDs. Roman Evening's second CD was a soundtrack to accompany Klein's novel Tiny Ladies.

In 2003, Klein and Mullen began a close collaboration with Tim Mooney, former producer and drummer with American Music Club. Mooney was a member of Klein's current project, The Size Queens, for its first four CDs, producing, drumming, and playing bass and guitar on various tracks. He died suddenly in 2013. The Size Queens began to work with Wally Sound

From its inception at the start of the Iraq War, The Size Queens has been engaged in political issues, particularly the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan; this latter focus reflects Klein's experience and literary output. More recent work has focused on the military and prison industrial complexes as well as matters of economic disparity and the environment.Save the Plant! Two video premieres followed in 2014: "Spinning World," which appeared along with the short story "Carefree," in Pank MagazineThe Believer blog. The latter video was directed by Chuck Mobley in Rancho Mirage, California, and stars Mx. Justin Vivian Bond.


Adam Klein (writer)

The band sees itself as a "project" with an interest in exploring media distribution in a variety of media platforms and applications.Tammy, Cybertariat, At the Aral Sea, for which The Size Queens partnered with artists Fred Tomaselli, Scott Blake, and Michael Rackowitz and performer and author Mx. Justin Vivian Bond for a faux Kickstarter campaign.Appetite for Redaction. In 2010, the band released the CD The Size Queens III in collaboration with SF Camerawork’s exhibition An Autobiography of the San Francisco Bay Area, Part 1: San Francisco Plays Itself. The CD was released as part of a 65-page exhibition catalog and includes an introduction by Mary Gaitskill and guest performers Laura Albert and Guillermo Gomez-Peña. Painter Amy Sillman selected the group's Patrick Hillman directed video "Reading Rosalind Krauss" as one of her top ten picks in Artforum in December 2009.Tony Cokes, professor of modern culture and media at Brown University, created his own sing-along video from the song for his Retro (Pop, Terror, Critique) exhibition.

Other Size Queens collaborators have included Nicole Brodsky, former American Music Club bassist Danny Pearson, guitarist Mike Carnahan, and singer-songwriters Carlos Forster, John Murry, and Hannah Marcus. Klein also has collaborated on media projects and literary works with artist Marco Breuer; writer Chin-Sun Lee; photographer Jeanne Friscia; and extensively with Chuck Mobley, former director of SF Camerawork, a nonprofit visual arts space in San Francisco.

Full-length works

  * The Medicine Burns, collection of short fiction (High Risk Books, 1995; Dzanc Books reprint, 2013)
  * Jerome: After the Pageant, artist monograph (Bastard Books/Distributed Art Publishers, 1996)
  * Tiny Ladies, novel (Serpent's Tail Books, 2003; Dzanc Books reprint, 2013)
  * The Gifts of the State: New Writing from Afghanistan (editor), short-story anthology (Dzanc Books, November 2013)

Short fiction


Adam Klein (writer)

Short fiction

  * "Club Feet", Men on Men 5 (Plume, 1994)
  * "Territories", ReMapping the Occident (Fall 1995)
  * "Undertow", Bomb Magazine (Summer 1995)
  * "The Medicine Burns", Best American Gay Fiction (Little, Brown, 1996)
  * "Tamarisks", The James White Review (Summer 1997)
  * "A Desert Shade", Gay Travels: A Literary Companion (Whereabouts Press, 1998)
  * "The Venetian Pool", SMTWTFS (Roth Horowitz Press, 2002)
  * "Dr. K.", Vital Signs: Essential AIDS Fiction (Carroll & Graf, 2007)
  * "The Children on the Hill", Jeanne Friscia photos/Adam Klein fiction, Camerawork: A Journal of Photographic Arts, Vol. 36, No. 1 (Spring/Summer 2009)
  * "A Hardship Post", Fourteen Hills (January 2012)
  * "Three Who Did Not Return", Fiction International 46, Real Time/Virtual (Fall 2013)
  * "Everything Inside Us", Educe, Issue 5 (Spring 2014)
  * "Carefree", Pank Magazine (October 3, 2014)

Nonfiction articles, essays, and reviews


Adam Klein (writer)

Nonfiction articles, essays, and reviews

  * "The New Eyes", Life Sentences: Writers, Artists, and AIDS (Mercury House Books, 1994)
  * "Survival and Ecstasy in David Cannon Dashiell", catalog for the "Visual Aid at Sixteen with David Cannon Dashiell's Queer Mysteries" exhibition at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, CA (April 2005)
  * "The Big Picture: Adam Klein Explores the Lonely Amusements of Jem Cohen's Chain", Camerawork: A Journal of Photographic Arts, Vol. 33, No. 2, (Fall/Winter 2006), 26-35
  * "Pain management", San Francisco Bay Guardian (July 25, 2006)
  * "No Truth to Speak to Power", San Francisco Bay Guardian (October 17, 2006)
  * "Beirut's Brood", Performing Arts Journal (Winter 2011)
  * "Out Of View: The Unnameable Poor in India and Bangladesh", openDemocracy, (May 11, 2012)
  * "One Afghan's Three-Generation Quest for Peace", New York Times, At War Blogs (May 31, 2012)
  * "Cairo: Dispatch", Huffington Post (December 10, 2012)
  * "Sontag, Osiris", Essays and Fictions (March 2013)
  * "Amanullah Mojadidi's Spectral Documents of Migration", Camerawork: An Online Journal of Photographic Arts (2014)
  * "Ingeworthy: Teaching William Inge in Kabul", Bright Lights Film Journal (2020)
  * "A Generation", Evergreen Review (2021)

Discography and digital media

With Glasstown

  * Living and Forgetting (Bitter Stag Records, 2001)
  * Your Trendy Dump (Bitter Stag Records, 2003)

With Roman Evening

  * Together Now (Bitter Stag Records, 2002)
  * Tiny Ladies (Bitter Stag Records, 2003)

With The Size Queens


Adam Klein (writer)

With The Size Queens

  * is it IN yet? (Bitter Stag Records, 2006)
  * Magic Dollar Shoppe (Bitter Stag Records, 2008)
  * Our Literal Speed Soundtrack, ZKM Der Performativ Diskurs (produced for the "Our Literal Speed" conference on art and history at Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie Karlsruhe; University of Chicago; Princeton University; and The Getty Center, Los Angeles, 2009)
  * The Size Queens III (Bitter Stag Records, released as part of the SF Camerawork exhibition catalogue "An Autobiography of the San Francisco Bay Area; Part 1: San Francisco Plays Itself" April 15, 2010)
  * "Old Skin" (video premiere on the Ninth Letter blog, February 14, 2012)
  * Appetite for Redaction (Bitter Stag Records, released on September 11, 2011)
  * Consumption Work: Tammy, Cybertariat, At the Aral Sea, video/song cycle (Bitter Stag Records, premiered on The Doctor T. J. Eckleburg Review website on Election Day 2012)
  * Save the Plant! (Bitter Stag Records, 2013)
  * "Fifty Shades of Pale" (video premiere on the Believer magazine website, November 18, 2014)
  * To the Country (Bitter Stag Records, embedded in a multimedia short story collection iBook with contributions by: Rae Bryant; Maria Bustillos; Brian Evenson; Paul Kingsnorth; J. Robert Lennon; Rick Moody; Jim Shepard; Melanie Rae Thon; Lynne Tillman; and Joy Williams, 2015)
  * Between the Cheeks (Bitter Stag Records, 2017)

Awards

  * Academy of American Poets Award 1979
  * Norton Family Foundation Grant 1995
  * Vogelstein Foundation Grant 2001
  * Fulbright Lecturer, India 2006–2007
  * Yaddo writer in residence 2008
  * Ucross writer in residence 2008
  * Pushcart Prize nomination for "A Hardship Post" 2012
  * Millay Colony writer in residence 2014
  * National Board of Directors, The Jerome Project 2015
  * Fulbright Nehru Senior Scholar, India 2015–2016

Writing


Adam Klein (writer)

Writing

  * “Sontag, Osiris,” essay by Adam Klein in Essays and Fictions
  * “War Is a Madman's Attempt at Stability,” interview with Adam Klein in Tehelka
  * “ 'Essential Transgression': New Fiction Writers in Afghanistan,” interview with Adam Klein in The Awl
  * “A Lost Generation,” review of The Gifts of the State in the Los Angeles Review of Books
  * “ 'The Gifts of the State' Showcases New Writing by Young Afghans,” interview with Adam Klein on Fusion.net

Music

  * Vimeo page of The Size Queens videos
  * The Size Queens Bandcamp page
  * Appetite for Redaction on The Outlet, the blog of Electric Literature
  * Consumption Work: Tammy, Cybertariat, At the Aral Sea, video/song cycle on The Doctor T. J. Eckleburg Review website


55th Regiment

55th Regiment may refer to:

  * 55th (Kent) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery
  * 55th (Westmorland) Regiment of Foot
  * 55th Air Defense Artillery Regiment
  * 55th Division (disambiguation)


55th Regiment of Foot (disambiguation)

55th Regiment of Foot may refer to:

  * 44th (East Essex) Regiment of Foot, 55th Regiment of Foot, numbered as the 55th Foot in 1747 and renumbered as the 44th in 1751
  * 53rd (Shropshire) Regiment of Foot, 55th Regiment of Foot, raised in 1755 and renumbered as the 53rd in 1756
  * 55th (Westmorland) Regiment of Foot, raised as the 57th and renumbered as the 55th in 1756


Aebersold

Aebersold is a surname of German and Swiss origin.

  * Christian Aebersold (born 1962), Swiss orienteer
  * Jamey Aebersold (born 1939), American jazz saxophonist
  * Jane Ford Aebersold (born 1941), American ceramist
  * Niki Aebersold (born 1972), Swiss cyclist
  * Ruedi Aebersold (born 1954), Swiss biologist
  * Simona Aebersold (born 1998), Swiss orienteer

Aebersold may also refer to a series of Jazz Improvisation books called Aebersold Play-A-Long.


Ae-jung

Ae-jung is a Korean feminine given name. It is homophonous with the Sino-Korean word for "love" (애정; 愛情).hanja for each syllable of the name. There are 14 hanja with the reading "ae" and 75 hanja with the reading "jung" on the South Korean government's official list of hanja which may be registered for use in given names.

People with this name include:

  * Lee Ae-jung (1987–2007), South Korean actress
  * Lee Ae-jung (cyclist), South Korean road cyclist, silver medallist in Cycling at the 2011 Summer Universiade

Fictional characters with this name include:

  * Gu Ae-jung, in 2011 South Korean television series The Greatest Love
  * Cha Ae-jung, in 2013 South Korean television series Reply 1994
  * List of Korean given names