  Armenian women’s weighting team will miss European Championships February 28, 2012 - 15:13 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The head coach of the Armenian women’s weightlifting team Artashes Nersisyan noted that Meline Daluzyan and Hripsime Khurshudyan will start training for the Smmer Olympic Games from March 5. “We will hold two-day team practice sessions before the Olympics, with three-day breaks in between them. Armenia will miss the European championships in Turkish city of Antalya, as we have no weightlifters strong enough to vie for a medal. Meline and Hripsime won’t manage to recover strength for the Olympics if they partake in the Championships,” Mr. Nersisyan said. The Armenian weightlifting championships were over last week, with 30 sportsmen participating in them.  Top stories The W+K creative team included Alberto Ponte and Ryan O'Rourke, global creative directors for Nike, based out of W+K Portland. Edinho was previously convicted for the murder Pedro Simoes Neto in Santos in 1999 as a result of reckless car racing. The paper also makes fresh allegations about the relationship between Bin Hammam and his disgraced FIFA ally Jack Warner, from Trinidad. Brabham raced on into his 40s, recording his last of his 14 F1 victories at the age of 43 in the 1970 South African Grand Prix.   Partner news |  Latest news Erdogan says Israel should be tried at international criminal court  "It is beyond comprehension that Israel is still defended by the West and the world is silent about it," Turkish PM said.“Game of Thrones” star in “Another Me” psychological horror trailer (video) Rhys Ifans, Gregg Sulkin and Jonathan Rhys Meyers co-star in director Isabel Coixet's adaptation of Cathy MacPhail's novel of the same name.Jake Gyllenhaal as job-obsessed crime journalist in "Nightcrawler" trailer (video) Gyllenhaal tries to convince a TV boss that he is a driven man and a perfect candidate for the night job.Locarno Film Fest to honor Italian thesp Giancarlo Giannini Lina Wertmuller directed Giannini in 9 films, the most memorable of which “Seven Beauties,” for which Giannini was Oscar-nominated in 1977. |
