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TUE 04 - 18:30 Men's Ind Foil - Cat. A Finals TUE 04 - 18:30 Men's Ind Foil - Cat. A Brz Mdl Bout OSVATH Richard HUN vs TOKATLIAN Damien FRA Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 3 Draw Results Reports Add TUE 04 - 20:30 Men's Ind Foil - Cat. A Gold Mdl Bout CHEN Yijun CHN vs YE Ruyi CHN Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 5 Draw Results Reports Add TUE 04 - 18:30 Men's Ind Foil - Cat. B Finals TUE 04 - 18:30 Men's Ind Foil - Cat. B Brz Mdl Bout CIMA Marco ITA vs LATRECHE Alim FRA Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 4 Draw Results Reports Add TUE 04 - 20:00 Men's Ind Foil - Cat. B Gold Mdl Bout DATSKO Anton UKR vs HU Daoliang CHN Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 3 Draw Results Reports Add TUE 04 - 18:30 Women's Ind Foil - Cat. B Finals TUE 04 - 18:30 Women's Ind Foil - Cat. B Brz Mdl Bout ZHOU Jingjing CHN vs MAKOWSKA Marta POL Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Results Reports Add TUE 04 - 19:00 Women's Ind Foil - Cat. B Gold Mdl Bout DANI Gyongyi HUN vs YAO Fang CHN Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 3 Draw Results Reports Add TUE 04 - 18:30 Women's Ind Foil - Cat. A Finals TUE 04 - 18:30 Women's Ind Foil - Cat. A Brz Mdl Bout KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs JUHASZ Veronika HUN Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 5 Draw Results Reports Add TUE 04 - 19:30 Women's Ind Foil - Cat. A Gold Mdl Bout YU Chui Yee HKG vs WU Baili CHN Scheduled ExCeL N2 - Piste 5 Draw Results Reports Add

Beginners guide to fencing
This is from plus+ Beginner's guide to wheelchair fencing Monday, 03 September 2012 - 21:50

LONDON, 3 September - There will be 12 events in wheelchair fencing when five days of competition gets under way on Tuesday in the North 2 arena at ExCeL.

There are seven for men and five for women. Team events will take place in the men's foil and the women's epee; all other gold medals will be for individual competitions.

Three different weapons are used in fencing: foil, epee and sabre. In foil and epee, scores can only be achieved with hits with the tip of the weapon, whereas in sabre fencers can also reach a score with a hit with the blade of the weapon.

In foil and sabre fencing only the fencer with "the right of way", meaning the one who has started the attack, can score. In epee fencing both fencers can score at the same time.

Wheelchair fencing is one of the oldest sports in the Paralympic Games. It was introduced first as sabre fencing only at the International Stoke Mandeville Games at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury in 1954.

There are three classifications in wheelchair fencing, A, B and C, but only A and B are part of the Paralympic programme. A means that the athletes have a functional sense of balance and trunk function, classification B means less trunk function.

The fencer with the shorter arm length can decide about the distance between the two fencers. Both wheelchairs are placed on a metal plate and strapped down. So the distance between the wheelchairs stays the same during the bout.

Depending on whether both fencers are right- or left-handed or opposite handed, the positions of the wheelchairs are adjusted.

The target areas are different depending on the weapon. In foil fencing only the torso - including the back - is the target area. In sabre it is the whole upper body above the waistline, excluding the hands. In epee it is the whole body, but in wheelchair fencing the legs are excluded and covered with a blanket to make sure that no false scores can be achieved.

Scores are measured by electrical impulses when the weapon touches the opponent's target area and closes a circuit.

To win a bout, one fencer has to score 15 hits.

Fencers wear a helmet to protect their faces from being hit.

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REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained
This is from plus+ REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained Monday, 03 September 2012 - 17:22

LONDON, 3 September - A basic guide to wheelchair fencing classifications at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

All athletes must have a minimal handicap, which means that, due to a permanent disability, they cannot fence standing.

Being eligible to wheelchair fence does not mean that the athletes always use a wheelchair in daily life.

There are fencing events for athletes in categories A, B and C, but only categories A and B are part of the Paralympic programme.

The classification is based on a series of tests and a point system, depending on the muscular function level.

A - athletes with good sitting balance and good trunk control with their fencing arm not affected.

B - athletes with fair sitting balance and their fencing arm not or only minimally affected.

There are individual events for all three weapons, foil, epee and sabre in categories A and B.

In the team events - foil for men and epee for women - both categories can take part.

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Journalists notes
This is the first day of wheelchair fencing competition. They also announced the fact about it being the first medals on the speaker.

Italian and French fans out in force. Several flags for them. Also a few Hungarian flags.

Wheelchairs are locked into place. Equipment is checked. The Polish fans were cheering loudly when their player put on her mask.

Athletes told when ready to salute oppontents. They did. They have three minutes time.

Osvath took lead early in his.

Krajyak took lead early in hers. Cima Marco took lead in his.

French fans are very very loud. The flags came out to wave. There was even French media cheering. Italian fans also cheering for their guy. Easy to pot as have shits on.

There were some scattered French boos at one point. A hungarian flag and Chinese flag present.

tokaltlian got new fol in his match.

Krajnyak in her match kept bending her foil after her poiints and talking to judhes

Osvath looked like he would come out of his chair.

Juhasky in HUN v HUN almost ftopped chairs. Got ag

Pauses in bith FRA v HUN and HUN v HUN where judges consulted

First bronze medalists was in HUN v HIUN with Kranjak winning.

3-5 in FRE v HUN

HUN foot stook striahg tout.

ITA v FRA was close. Was 8-8 and FRA fans were cheering loudly.

The media had people repeatedly loudly cheering from it.

France went ahead 8-11 in ITA v FRA and fances started cleepping and chanting. They were saying something that sounded like arpee. Some Russian fans but not that loud and only one flag. The Poles were sitting in wheelchair are and excited.

The French fans were also sitting next to me.

Hungarian fans also flag waving and chanting the name of their guy in FRA v HUN.

ITA v FRA held lots of attention.

11-14 ITA v FRA and cans nutty.

Then FRA attention switched to FRA v HUN and lots of cheers.

When FRA medalists wheeled out, huge cheers again

Shots of Marco! Huge cheer from one corner for the Hungarians who got louder as that match gor further long.

Sustained loud cheer and people standing when Hungarian won in HUN v FRA.

Last match to be finished was CHN v POL. Close at 13-12.

Marco is getting cheers.

When France bronze announced lots of more cheers. Lots of cheers for both fencers. POL was ahead 13-14 but then tie to 14-14. Cheers of Com on Poland! There were a number who did not want to see China win from sound. Polish flag waved when it was abbounced. At least five I saw and the winner screamed in delight and raised her hands. She was hugged by coach. Other Poles came up to hug her. Huge applause as the HUN from HUN v FRA left.


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Internet hackers attack Al-Jazeera website, condemn news service's Syrian civil war coverage

September 5, 2012

The website of international news service Al Jazeera was hacked Tuesday by a group idenitified only as Al-Rashedon. The type of group and its exact purposes are unclear at this stage, although it appears to be supportive of Syrian Bashar al-Assad.

A screenshot of the hacked page contains the current Syrian flag displayed on the top left and a screenshot of a regular Al Jazeera homepage, overlaid by a graphic resembling a rubber stamp with the word "HACK" written on it and a silhouette of two men sitting at a desk.

As well as identifying the group which hacked the website in English and Arabic, the bottom left of the image also contains an Arabic language statement from the group criticising Al Jazeera for its coverage of the. When roughly translated, the message means: "We have hacked you because your lack of support of Syrian government and militant groups backed by that government. Al Jazeera has been spreading lies. We're compelled to do so on behalf of the Syrian people."

According to technological , reports have emerged of the  and not the  version of the website being hacked. The site reports that some users have not been able to access the website.

Wikinews contacted Al Jazeera English about the incident and as of 8:31pm UTC, had received no response.


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Talk:Internet hackers attack Al-Jazeera website, condemn news service's Syrian civil war coverage

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On my computer, it was aljazeera.com where the hack appeared. That is where I gathered the screenshot from. When I accessed aljazeera.net, the website appeared as normal. -- Rayboy8 ( my talk ) ( my contributions ) 19:06, 4 September 2012 (UTC)
 * At approximately 2030 BST [1930 UTC] today I contacted Al Jazeera English by phone and asked the call operator who responded how I could ask Al Jazeera for comment. She responded by asking me to send an email. At 2052 BST [1952 UTC] today I sent an email to belle.lupton@aljazeera.net, CC'd to press.int@aljazeera.net, which reads:

"Dear Al Jazeera

I am a contributor to Wikinews, which is owned by the Wikimedia Foundation, the same organisation which owns Wikipedia.

You may be aware that earlier today [Tuesday 4 September], the website aljazeera.com [and, according to some reports, aljazeera.net as well] was hacked by a group identifying itself as 'Al-Rashedon'. I do not know the exact purpose of the group, although I would speculate that it is an Internet protest group supporting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

I understand that an Arabic language statement on the hacked page translates to read: "We have hacked you because your lack of support of Syrian government and militant groups backed by that government. Al Jazeera has been spreading lies. We're compelled to do so on behalf of the Syrian people."

I was interested in finding out what comment you like to make about this incident. I also ask if you would like to volunteer to be interviewed by me for Wikinews.

Please get back to me as soon as you can. Your help would be much appreciated.

Yours sincerely Ryan Louis Peteranna"

I do not know how to link to the email. More details as they develop. -- Rayboy8 ( my talk ) ( my contributions ) 20:08, 4 September 2012 (UTC)
 * Still awaiting a response from the contacted parties at this time. -- Rayboy8 ( my talk ) ( my contributions ) 20:31, 4 September 2012 (UTC)

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edit protected Please move this article from Category:Syria to Category:Syrian Civil War. Thank you. Green Giant (talk) 17:43, 1 October 2015 (UTC)
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Wikinews interviews Duncan Campbell, co-founder of wheelchair rugby

September 7, 2012

London, England — On Wednesday, Wikinews interviewed Duncan Campbell, one of the creators of.

You're Duncan Campbell, and you're the founder of...
 * Duncan Campbell: One of the founders of wheelchair rugby.

And you're from ,
 * Duncan Campbell: Yes, I'm from Canada, eh! (laughter)

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 * Duncan Campbell: Winnipeg,.

You cheer for — what's that NHL team?
 * Duncan Campbell: I cheer for the Jets!

What sort of Canadian are you?
 * Duncan Campbell: A fan! (laughter)

I don't know anything about ice hockey. I'm a fan.

Twenty five years ago...
 * Duncan Campbell: Thirty five years ago!

They said twenty five in the stadium...
 * Duncan Campbell: I know better.

So it was 1977.

You look very young.
 * Duncan Campbell: Thank you. We won't get into how old I am.

So how did you invent the sport?
 * Duncan Campbell: I've told this story so many times. It was a bit of a fluke in a way, but there were five of us. We were all quadriplegic, that were involved in sport, and at that time we had the Canadian games for the physically disabled. So we were all involved in sports like table tennis or racing or swimming. All individual sports. And the only team sport that was available at that time was basketball, . But as quadriplegics, with hand dysfunction, a bit of arm dysfunction, if we played, we rode the bench. We'd never get into the big games or anything like that. So we were actually going to lift weights one night, and the volunteer who helped us couldn't make it. So we went down to the gym and we started throwing things around, and we tried a few things, and we had a volleyball. We kind of thought: "Oh!  This is not bad. This is a lot of fun." And we came up with the idea in a night. Within one night.

So all wheelchair rugby players are quadriplegics?
 * Duncan Campbell: Yes. All wheelchair rugby players have to have a disability of some kind in all four limbs.

When did the classification system for wheelchair rugby kick in?
 * Duncan Campbell: It kicked in right away because there was already a classification system in place for wheelchair basketball. We knew basketball had a classification system, and we very consciously wanted to make that all people with disabilities who were quadriplegics got to play. So if you make a classification system where the people with the most disability are worth more on the floor, and you create a system where there are only so many points on the floor, then the people with more disability have to play. And what that does is create strategy. It creates a role.

Was that copied off wheelchair basketball?
 * Duncan Campbell: To some degree, yes.

I assume you're barracking for Canada. Have they had any issues? That made you
 * Duncan Campbell: You know, I'm not going to... I can't get into that in a major way in that there's always classification issues. And if you ask someone from basketball, there's classification issues. If you ask someone from swimming... There's always classification issues. The classifiers have the worst job in the world, because nobody's ever satisfied with what they do. But they do the best they can. They're smart. They know what they're doing. If the system needs to change, the athletes will, in some way, encourage it to change.

Do you think the countries that have better classifiers... as someone with an Australian perspective they're really good at classification, and don't get theirs overturned, whereas the Americans by comparison have had a number of classification challenges coming in to these games that they've lost. Do you think that having better classifiers makes a team better able to compete at an international level?
 * Duncan Campbell: What it does is ensures that you practice the right way. Because you know the exact classifications of your players then you're going to lineups out there that are appropriate and fit the classification. If your classifications are wrong then you may train for six months with a lineup that becomes invalid when that classification. So you want to have good classifiers, and you want to have good classes.

When you started in 1977, I've seen pictures of the early wheelchairs. I assume that you were playing in your day chair?
 * Duncan Campbell: Yes, all the time. And we had no modifications. And day chairs at that time were folding chairs. They were Earjays or Stainless. That's all the brands there were. The biggest change in the game has been wheelchairs.

When did you retire?
 * Duncan Campbell: I never retired. Still play. I play locally. I play in the club level all the time.

When did you get your first rugby wheelchair?
 * Duncan Campbell: Jesus, that's hard for me to even think about. A long time ago. I would say maybe twenty years ago.

Were you involved in creating a special chair, as Canadians were pushing the boundaries and creating the sport?
 * Duncan Campbell: To a degree. I think everybody was. Because you wanted the chair that fit you. Because they are all super designed to an individual. Because it allows you to push better, allows you to turn better. Allows you to use your chair in better ways on the court. Like you've noticed that the defensive chairs are lower and longer. That's because the people that are usually in a defensive chair have a higher disability, which means they have less balance. So they sit lower, which means they can use their arms better, and longer so they can put screens out and set ticks for those high point players who are carrying the ball. It's very much strategic.

I'd noticed that in wheelchair basketball the low point player actually gets more court time...
 * Duncan Campbell: ...because that allows the high point player to play. And its the same in this game. Although in this game there's two ways to go. You can go a high-low lineup, which is potentially two high point players and two very low point players, which is what Australia does right now with and the new kid . They have two high point players, and two 0.5 point players. It makes a very interesting scenario for, say, the US, who use four mid-point players. In that situation, all four players can carry the ball; in the Australian situation, usually only two of them can carry the ball.

Because we know you are going soon, the all-important question: can Canada beat the Australians tonight?
 * Duncan Campbell: Of course they are. (laughter)

Because Australians love to gamble, what's your line on Canada?
 * Duncan Campbell: It's not a big line! I'm not putting a big line on it! (laughter) I'd say it's probably 6–5.

Is your colour commentary for the Canadian broadcast?
 * Duncan Campbell: That was for the . I did the – game this morning. I do the – game tomorrow at two. And then I'm doing the US– game on the last day.

Are you happy with the level of coverage the Canadians are providing your sport?
 * Duncan Campbell: No.

Thank you for an honest answer.
 * Duncan Campbell: Paralympic Sports TV is their own entity. They webcast, but they're not a Canadian entity. Our Canadian television is doing... can I swear?

Yeah! Go ahead!
 * Duncan Campbell: No! (laughter) They're only putting on an hour a day. A highlight package, which to me is...

It's better than the US.
 * Duncan Campbell: Yes, I've heard it's better than the US. At the same time, it's crap. You have here [in Great Britain], they've got it on 18 hours a day, and it's got good viewership. When are we going to learn in North America that viewership is out there for it? How many times do we have to demonstrate it? We had the in  two years ago, the, and we had crappy coverage there. There was an actual outburst demand to put the opening ceremonies on TV because they weren't going to do it. And they had to do it, because everybody complained. So they did it, but they only did it in , in our home province, where they were holding it. The closing ceremonies they broadcast nationally because the demand was so high. But they still haven't changed their attitudes.

I have one last question: what did it mean for you when they had a Canadian flag bearer who was a wheelchair rugby player?
 * Duncan Campbell: I recruited that guy. It was fantastic. I recruited him. Found him playing hockey. And that guy has put in so much time and effort into the game. He absolutely deserves it. No better player.

Thank you!

Thank you! Much appreciated.


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 * "Precedence" or "precedent"......? Hmmmm, I'm too tired to care right now! --Bddpaux (talk) 20:56, 7 September 2012 (UTC)
 * "Precedent".
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Hungarian Richard Osvath defeats Damien Tokatlian of France for wheelchair fencing bronze

September 5, 2012

London, England— Tuesday night at London's ExCeL North Arena 2, Richard Osvath of Hungary defeated Damien Tokatlian of France in the men's individual foil category A bronze medal bout in the first medal matches of the London Paralympics Games. The Hungarian won by a score of 15 to 7 in a match where both players earned yellow cards and the judges spent time consulting mid-match.

Both competitors had enthusiastic supporters in the stadium, who cheered them on and waved large flags. Tokatlian earned loud cheers from the French sections of the crowd while Hungarian fans cheered Osvath by name. After the announcement that Osvath won bronze, a number of the fans stood and cheered.

Following his medal win, the native told the media, "It's a good beginning for my first Paralympics. When I got into the top four I was happy. The medal is a bonus." He described how he won by saying, "I tried to stab him very quickly and I did it 15 times."

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Frenchman takes bronze in wheelchair fencing individual foil category B at London Paralympics

September 5, 2012

London, England— In Tuesday night's, at London's ExCeL North Arena 2, men's individual foil category B, Marco Cima of faced Alim Latreche of  in the battle for the bronze. Latreche took the medal in a closely-contested match.

The final score was 15 to 11, with Cima leading up until the score was 5 to 4 in his favour. At that point, Latreche took a point, tying the scores, and went ahead on the next point. Whilst Cima was able pull the match back to a tie on both 7-7 and 8-8, he was unable to regain the lead. During the match, Cima incurred a yellow card.

Following his bronze medal finish, Latreche told media: "It's my third Paralympic Games, but it's my first medal. I have been dreaming of this for a long time." He went on to say, "I was disappointed about my performance. He [Cima] was better then me. It's a relief I got this medal. I had to hold on to win." When asked about his plans following the Games, he responded: "This bronze medal is really keeping me motivated for the rest of the Paralympic Games. I'm looking forward to tomorrow. This medal is my reward for these Games but the competition doesn't end here."

Latreche competes again on Wednesday, in the men's individual epee event. Fencing at the London Games ends on Saturday, with medal bouts being held every day until then.


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Poland's Makowska takes category B wheelchair fencing bronze at the London Paralympics

September 5, 2012

London, England— Marta Makowska of narrowly defeated Jingjing Zhou of  with a score of 15 to 14 in the women's individual foil category B bronze medal bout Tuesday night at London's ExCeL North Arena 2. This was amongst the first medal matches of the games.

The match was last of the four concurrent wheelchair fencing medals decided, with the crowd shouting in support of the Makowska fencer after the previous matches were concluded. Zhou had limited crowd support, with only one large Chinese flag visible in the spectator area. Makowska's win came in a very closely-contested match; The score was first tied on eleven points, and again on 12, 13, and 14 points before the Pole finally won.

Following the match, Makowska raised her hands above her head in celebration before her coach ran up and gave the fencer a hug.

At the London Games, Paralympic wheelchair fencing features five medal events for women and seven for men, involving several weapons including the foil, epee and sabre. Wheelchairs used in competition are held in place using medal plates, with the fencer with shorter reach choosing the distance between the chairs. B-classified wheelchair fencers have, according to the, "fair sitting balance and their fencing arm not or only minimally affected."

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Hungarian Zsuzsanna Krajnyak defeats compatriot Veronika Juhasz, taking 2012 wheelchair fencing bronze

September 5, 2012

London, England— Tuesday evening saw Zsuzsanna Krajnyak, of, take bronze in the women's individual foil category A. She defeated fellow Hungarian Veronika Juhasz by a score of 15 to 4.

The bout was the first of four concurrent medal matches to end, with Juhasz unable to score a hit until Krajnyak had already amassed five. Juhasz's final hit was scored when Krajnyak was ahead with 11 hits. The match was penalty free, despite Krajnyak rocking in her wheelchair as she parried with her opponent.

When Krajnyak was asked by the media about her victory over her fellow countrywoman, she said: "It was good to know that Hungary had secured a medal [before the bout] — it proves Hungary has a strong fencing history."

The Paralympic campaign is not over for Juhasz or Krajnyak, both are scheduled to compete in the Women's Individual Epee - Category A event and the Women's Team - Category Open event.

At the London Games, Paralympic wheelchair fencing features five medal events for women and sven for men, using several weapons including the foil, epee and sabre. Wheelchairs used in competition are held in place using medal plates, with the fencer with shorter reach choosing the distance between the chairs. A-classified wheelchair fencers have, according to the, "good sitting balance and good trunk control with their fencing arm not affected."


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Beginners guide to fencing
This is from plus+ Beginner's guide to wheelchair fencing Monday, 03 September 2012 - 21:50

LONDON, 3 September - There will be 12 events in wheelchair fencing when five days of competition gets under way on Tuesday in the North 2 arena at ExCeL.

There are seven for men and five for women. Team events will take place in the men's foil and the women's epee; all other gold medals will be for individual competitions.

Three different weapons are used in fencing: foil, epee and sabre. In foil and epee, scores can only be achieved with hits with the tip of the weapon, whereas in sabre fencers can also reach a score with a hit with the blade of the weapon.

In foil and sabre fencing only the fencer with "the right of way", meaning the one who has started the attack, can score. In epee fencing both fencers can score at the same time.

Wheelchair fencing is one of the oldest sports in the Paralympic Games. It was introduced first as sabre fencing only at the International Stoke Mandeville Games at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury in 1954.

There are three classifications in wheelchair fencing, A, B and C, but only A and B are part of the Paralympic programme. A means that the athletes have a functional sense of balance and trunk function, classification B means less trunk function.

The fencer with the shorter arm length can decide about the distance between the two fencers. Both wheelchairs are placed on a metal plate and strapped down. So the distance between the wheelchairs stays the same during the bout.

Depending on whether both fencers are right- or left-handed or opposite handed, the positions of the wheelchairs are adjusted.

The target areas are different depending on the weapon. In foil fencing only the torso - including the back - is the target area. In sabre it is the whole upper body above the waistline, excluding the hands. In epee it is the whole body, but in wheelchair fencing the legs are excluded and covered with a blanket to make sure that no false scores can be achieved.

Scores are measured by electrical impulses when the weapon touches the opponent's target area and closes a circuit.

To win a bout, one fencer has to score 15 hits.

Fencers wear a helmet to protect their faces from being hit.

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REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained
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LONDON, 3 September - A basic guide to wheelchair fencing classifications at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

All athletes must have a minimal handicap, which means that, due to a permanent disability, they cannot fence standing.

Being eligible to wheelchair fence does not mean that the athletes always use a wheelchair in daily life.

There are fencing events for athletes in categories A, B and C, but only categories A and B are part of the Paralympic programme.

The classification is based on a series of tests and a point system, depending on the muscular function level.

A - athletes with good sitting balance and good trunk control with their fencing arm not affected.

B - athletes with fair sitting balance and their fencing arm not or only minimally affected.

There are individual events for all three weapons, foil, epee and sabre in categories A and B.

In the team events - foil for men and epee for women - both categories can take part.

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Journalists notes
This is the first day of wheelchair fencing competition. They also announced the fact about it being the first medals on the speaker.

Italian and French fans out in force. Several flags for them. Also a few Hungarian flags.

Wheelchairs are locked into place. Equipment is checked. The Polish fans were cheering loudly when their player put on her mask.

Athletes told when ready to salute oppontents. They did. They have three minutes time.

Osvath took lead early in his.

Krajyak took lead early in hers. Cima Marco took lead in his.

French fans are very very loud. The flags came out to wave. There was even French media cheering. Italian fans also cheering for their guy and are easy to spot as they have shirts on.

There were some scattered French boos at one point. A Hungarian flag and Chinese flag present.

tokaltlian got new fol in his match.

Krajnyak in her match kept bending her foil after her points and talking to judges.

Osvath looked like he would come out of his chair.

Juhasky in HUN v HUN almost toppled her chair a few time in their match.

Pauses in bith FRA v HUN and HUN v HUN where judges consulted.

First bronze medalists was in HUN v HIUN with Kranjak winning.

3-5 in FRE v HUN

HUN foot stood straight out.

ITA v FRA was close. Was 8-8 and FRA fans were cheering loudly.

The media had people repeatedly loudly cheering from it.

France went ahead 8-11 in ITA v FRA and fans started clapping and chanting. They were saying something that sounded like arpee. Some Russian fans but not that loud and only one flag. The Poles were sitting in wheelchair are and excited.

The French fans were also sitting next to me.

Hungarian fans also flag waving and chanting the name of their guy in FRA v HUN.

ITA v FRA held lots of attention.

11-14 ITA v FRA and cans nutty.

Then FRA attention switched to FRA v HUN and lots of cheers.

When FRA medalists wheeled out, huge cheers again

Shots of Marco! Huge cheer from one corner for the Hungarians who got louder as that match got further long.

Sustained loud cheer and people standing when Hungarian won in HUN v FRA.

Last match to be finished was CHN v POL. Close at 13-12.

Marco is getting cheers.

When France bronze announced lots of more cheers. Lots of cheers for both fencers. POL was ahead 13-14 but then tie to 14-14. Cheers of Com on Poland! There were a number who did not want to see China win from sound. Polish flag waved when it was announced. At least five I saw and the winner screamed in delight and raised her hands. She was hugged by coach. Other Poles came up to hug her. Huge applause as the HUN from HUN v FRA left.

Men's individual foil category A: OSVATH (HUN) - bronze
Men's individual foil category A: OSVATH (HUN) - bronze Tuesday, 04 September 2012 - 19:41

LONDON, 4 September - Comments from Richard OSVATH (HUN) after winning the bronze medal match against Damien TOKATLIAN (FRA) in the men's foil category A at ExCeL on Tuesday.

Richard OSVATH (HUN) - bronze

On his speed: "I ate rabbit for breakfast."

On getting bronze: "It's a good beginning for my first Paralympics. When I got into the top four I was happy. The medal is a bonus."

On how he won: "I tried to stab him very quickly and I did it 15 times."

On his support back home: "I know half of the city is supporting me. I am happy to bring the medal back to Szamarnemeti (his hometown)."

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Talk:Frenchman takes bronze in wheelchair fencing individual foil category B at London Paralympics

Beginners guide to fencing
This is from plus+ Beginner's guide to wheelchair fencing Monday, 03 September 2012 - 21:50

LONDON, 3 September - There will be 12 events in wheelchair fencing when five days of competition gets under way on Tuesday in the North 2 arena at ExCeL.

There are seven for men and five for women. Team events will take place in the men's foil and the women's epee; all other gold medals will be for individual competitions.

Three different weapons are used in fencing: foil, epee and sabre. In foil and epee, scores can only be achieved with hits with the tip of the weapon, whereas in sabre fencers can also reach a score with a hit with the blade of the weapon.

In foil and sabre fencing only the fencer with "the right of way", meaning the one who has started the attack, can score. In epee fencing both fencers can score at the same time.

Wheelchair fencing is one of the oldest sports in the Paralympic Games. It was introduced first as sabre fencing only at the International Stoke Mandeville Games at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury in 1954.

There are three classifications in wheelchair fencing, A, B and C, but only A and B are part of the Paralympic programme. A means that the athletes have a functional sense of balance and trunk function, classification B means less trunk function.

The fencer with the shorter arm length can decide about the distance between the two fencers. Both wheelchairs are placed on a metal plate and strapped down. So the distance between the wheelchairs stays the same during the bout.

Depending on whether both fencers are right- or left-handed or opposite handed, the positions of the wheelchairs are adjusted.

The target areas are different depending on the weapon. In foil fencing only the torso - including the back - is the target area. In sabre it is the whole upper body above the waistline, excluding the hands. In epee it is the whole body, but in wheelchair fencing the legs are excluded and covered with a blanket to make sure that no false scores can be achieved.

Scores are measured by electrical impulses when the weapon touches the opponent's target area and closes a circuit.

To win a bout, one fencer has to score 15 hits.

Fencers wear a helmet to protect their faces from being hit.

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REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained
This is from plus+ REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained Monday, 03 September 2012 - 17:22

LONDON, 3 September - A basic guide to wheelchair fencing classifications at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

All athletes must have a minimal handicap, which means that, due to a permanent disability, they cannot fence standing.

Being eligible to wheelchair fence does not mean that the athletes always use a wheelchair in daily life.

There are fencing events for athletes in categories A, B and C, but only categories A and B are part of the Paralympic programme.

The classification is based on a series of tests and a point system, depending on the muscular function level.

A - athletes with good sitting balance and good trunk control with their fencing arm not affected.

B - athletes with fair sitting balance and their fencing arm not or only minimally affected.

There are individual events for all three weapons, foil, epee and sabre in categories A and B.

In the team events - foil for men and epee for women - both categories can take part.

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Journalists notes
This is the first day of wheelchair fencing competition. They also announced the fact about it being the first medals on the speaker.

Italian and French fans out in force. Several flags for them. Also a few Hungarian flags.

Wheelchairs are locked into place. Equipment is checked. The Polish fans were cheering loudly when their player put on her mask.

Athletes told when ready to salute oppontents. They did. They have three minutes time.

Osvath took lead early in his.

Krajyak took lead early in hers. Cima Marco took lead in his.

French fans are very very loud. The flags came out to wave. There was even French media cheering. Italian fans also cheering for their guy and are easy to spot as they have shirts on.

There were some scattered French boos at one point. A Hungarian flag and Chinese flag present.

tokaltlian got new fol in his match.

Krajnyak in her match kept bending her foil after her points and talking to judges.

Osvath looked like he would come out of his chair.

Juhasky in HUN v HUN almost toppled her chair a few time in their match.

Pauses in bith FRA v HUN and HUN v HUN where judges consulted.

First bronze medalists was in HUN v HIUN with Kranjak winning.

3-5 in FRE v HUN

HUN foot stood straight out.

ITA v FRA was close. Was 8-8 and FRA fans were cheering loudly.

The media had people repeatedly loudly cheering from it.

France went ahead 8-11 in ITA v FRA and fans started clapping and chanting. They were saying something that sounded like arpee. Some Russian fans but not that loud and only one flag. The Poles were sitting in wheelchair are and excited.

The French fans were also sitting next to me.

Hungarian fans also flag waving and chanting the name of their guy in FRA v HUN.

ITA v FRA held lots of attention.

11-14 ITA v FRA and cans nutty.

Then FRA attention switched to FRA v HUN and lots of cheers.

When FRA medalists wheeled out, huge cheers again

Shots of Marco! Huge cheer from one corner for the Hungarians who got louder as that match got further long.

Sustained loud cheer and people standing when Hungarian won in HUN v FRA.

Last match to be finished was CHN v POL. Close at 13-12.

Marco is getting cheers.

When France bronze announced lots of more cheers. Lots of cheers for both fencers. POL was ahead 13-14 but then tie to 14-14. Cheers of Com on Poland! There were a number who did not want to see China win from sound. Polish flag waved when it was announced. At least five I saw and the winner screamed in delight and raised her hands. She was hugged by coach. Other Poles came up to hug her. Huge applause as the HUN from HUN v FRA left.

Men's individual foil category B: LATRECHE (FRA) - bronze
LONDON, 4 September - Comments from Alim LATRECHE (FRA) after winning the bronze medal match against Marco CIMA (ITA) 15-11 at ExCeL on Tuesday.

Alim LATRECHE (FRA) - bronze

On winning a bronze medal: "It's my third Paralympic Games, but it's my first medal. I have been dreaming of this for a long time."

On the organisation: "These Paralympic Games have been very good."

On his performance: "I was disappointed about my performance. He (CIMA) was better then me. It's a relief I got this medal. I had to hold on to win."

On his focus and concentration: "I thought only about myself during the game."

On what's next: "This bronze medal is really keeping me motivated for the rest of the Paralympic Games. I'm looking forward to tomorrow (men's individual epee event). This medal is my reward for these Games but the competition doesn't end here."

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Talk:Poland's Makowska takes category B wheelchair fencing bronze at the London Paralympics

Beginners guide to fencing
This is from plus+ Beginner's guide to wheelchair fencing Monday, 03 September 2012 - 21:50

LONDON, 3 September - There will be 12 events in wheelchair fencing when five days of competition gets under way on Tuesday in the North 2 arena at ExCeL.

There are seven for men and five for women. Team events will take place in the men's foil and the women's epee; all other gold medals will be for individual competitions.

Three different weapons are used in fencing: foil, epee and sabre. In foil and epee, scores can only be achieved with hits with the tip of the weapon, whereas in sabre fencers can also reach a score with a hit with the blade of the weapon.

In foil and sabre fencing only the fencer with "the right of way", meaning the one who has started the attack, can score. In epee fencing both fencers can score at the same time.

Wheelchair fencing is one of the oldest sports in the Paralympic Games. It was introduced first as sabre fencing only at the International Stoke Mandeville Games at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury in 1954.

There are three classifications in wheelchair fencing, A, B and C, but only A and B are part of the Paralympic programme. A means that the athletes have a functional sense of balance and trunk function, classification B means less trunk function.

The fencer with the shorter arm length can decide about the distance between the two fencers. Both wheelchairs are placed on a metal plate and strapped down. So the distance between the wheelchairs stays the same during the bout.

Depending on whether both fencers are right- or left-handed or opposite handed, the positions of the wheelchairs are adjusted.

The target areas are different depending on the weapon. In foil fencing only the torso - including the back - is the target area. In sabre it is the whole upper body above the waistline, excluding the hands. In epee it is the whole body, but in wheelchair fencing the legs are excluded and covered with a blanket to make sure that no false scores can be achieved.

Scores are measured by electrical impulses when the weapon touches the opponent's target area and closes a circuit.

To win a bout, one fencer has to score 15 hits.

Fencers wear a helmet to protect their faces from being hit.

PNS ck/rme

REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained
This is from plus+ REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained Monday, 03 September 2012 - 17:22

LONDON, 3 September - A basic guide to wheelchair fencing classifications at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

All athletes must have a minimal handicap, which means that, due to a permanent disability, they cannot fence standing.

Being eligible to wheelchair fence does not mean that the athletes always use a wheelchair in daily life.

There are fencing events for athletes in categories A, B and C, but only categories A and B are part of the Paralympic programme.

The classification is based on a series of tests and a point system, depending on the muscular function level.

A - athletes with good sitting balance and good trunk control with their fencing arm not affected.

B - athletes with fair sitting balance and their fencing arm not or only minimally affected.

There are individual events for all three weapons, foil, epee and sabre in categories A and B.

In the team events - foil for men and epee for women - both categories can take part.

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Journalists notes
This is the first day of wheelchair fencing competition. They also announced the fact about it being the first medals on the speaker.

Italian and French fans out in force. Several flags for them. Also a few Hungarian flags.

Wheelchairs are locked into place. Equipment is checked. The Polish fans were cheering loudly when their player put on her mask.

Athletes told when ready to salute oppontents. They did. They have three minutes time.

Osvath took lead early in his.

Krajyak took lead early in hers. Cima Marco took lead in his.

French fans are very very loud. The flags came out to wave. There was even French media cheering. Italian fans also cheering for their guy and are easy to spot as they have shirts on.

There were some scattered French boos at one point. A Hungarian flag and Chinese flag present.

tokaltlian got new fol in his match.

Krajnyak in her match kept bending her foil after her points and talking to judges.

Osvath looked like he would come out of his chair.

Juhasky in HUN v HUN almost toppled her chair a few time in their match.

Pauses in bith FRA v HUN and HUN v HUN where judges consulted.

First bronze medalists was in HUN v HIUN with Kranjak winning.

3-5 in FRE v HUN

HUN foot stood straight out.

ITA v FRA was close. Was 8-8 and FRA fans were cheering loudly.

The media had people repeatedly loudly cheering from it.

France went ahead 8-11 in ITA v FRA and fans started clapping and chanting. They were saying something that sounded like arpee. Some Russian fans but not that loud and only one flag. The Poles were sitting in wheelchair are and excited.

The French fans were also sitting next to me.

Hungarian fans also flag waving and chanting the name of their guy in FRA v HUN.

ITA v FRA held lots of attention.

11-14 ITA v FRA and cans nutty.

Then FRA attention switched to FRA v HUN and lots of cheers.

When FRA medalists wheeled out, huge cheers again

Shots of Marco! Huge cheer from one corner for the Hungarians who got louder as that match got further long.

Sustained loud cheer and people standing when Hungarian won in HUN v FRA.

Last match to be finished was CHN v POL. Close at 13-12.

Marco is getting cheers.

When France bronze announced lots of more cheers. Lots of cheers for both fencers. POL was ahead 13-14 but then tie to 14-14. Cheers of Com on Poland! There were a number who did not want to see China win from sound. Polish flag waved when it was announced. At least five I saw and the winner screamed in delight and raised her hands. She was hugged by coach. Other Poles came up to hug her. Huge applause as the HUN from HUN v FRA left.


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This is from plus+ Beginner's guide to wheelchair fencing Monday, 03 September 2012 - 21:50

LONDON, 3 September - There will be 12 events in wheelchair fencing when five days of competition gets under way on Tuesday in the North 2 arena at ExCeL.

There are seven for men and five for women. Team events will take place in the men's foil and the women's epee; all other gold medals will be for individual competitions.

Three different weapons are used in fencing: foil, epee and sabre. In foil and epee, scores can only be achieved with hits with the tip of the weapon, whereas in sabre fencers can also reach a score with a hit with the blade of the weapon.

In foil and sabre fencing only the fencer with "the right of way", meaning the one who has started the attack, can score. In epee fencing both fencers can score at the same time.

Wheelchair fencing is one of the oldest sports in the Paralympic Games. It was introduced first as sabre fencing only at the International Stoke Mandeville Games at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital in Aylesbury in 1954.

There are three classifications in wheelchair fencing, A, B and C, but only A and B are part of the Paralympic programme. A means that the athletes have a functional sense of balance and trunk function, classification B means less trunk function.

The fencer with the shorter arm length can decide about the distance between the two fencers. Both wheelchairs are placed on a metal plate and strapped down. So the distance between the wheelchairs stays the same during the bout.

Depending on whether both fencers are right- or left-handed or opposite handed, the positions of the wheelchairs are adjusted.

The target areas are different depending on the weapon. In foil fencing only the torso - including the back - is the target area. In sabre it is the whole upper body above the waistline, excluding the hands. In epee it is the whole body, but in wheelchair fencing the legs are excluded and covered with a blanket to make sure that no false scores can be achieved.

Scores are measured by electrical impulses when the weapon touches the opponent's target area and closes a circuit.

To win a bout, one fencer has to score 15 hits.

Fencers wear a helmet to protect their faces from being hit.

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REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained
This is from plus+ REPUBLISHED: Wheelchair fencing classifications explained Monday, 03 September 2012 - 17:22

LONDON, 3 September - A basic guide to wheelchair fencing classifications at the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

All athletes must have a minimal handicap, which means that, due to a permanent disability, they cannot fence standing.

Being eligible to wheelchair fence does not mean that the athletes always use a wheelchair in daily life.

There are fencing events for athletes in categories A, B and C, but only categories A and B are part of the Paralympic programme.

The classification is based on a series of tests and a point system, depending on the muscular function level.

A - athletes with good sitting balance and good trunk control with their fencing arm not affected.

B - athletes with fair sitting balance and their fencing arm not or only minimally affected.

There are individual events for all three weapons, foil, epee and sabre in categories A and B.

In the team events - foil for men and epee for women - both categories can take part.

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Journalists notes
This is the first day of wheelchair fencing competition. They also announced the fact about it being the first medals on the speaker.

Italian and French fans out in force. Several flags for them. Also a few Hungarian flags.

Wheelchairs are locked into place. Equipment is checked. The Polish fans were cheering loudly when their player put on her mask.

Athletes told when ready to salute oppontents. They did. They have three minutes time.

Osvath took lead early in his.

Krajyak took lead early in hers. Cima Marco took lead in his.

French fans are very very loud. The flags came out to wave. There was even French media cheering. Italian fans also cheering for their guy. Easy to pot as have shits on.

There were some scattered French boos at one point. A hungarian flag and Chinese flag present.

tokaltlian got new fol in his match.

Krajnyak in her match kept bending her foil after her poiints and talking to judhes

Osvath looked like he would come out of his chair.

Juhasky in HUN v HUN almost ftopped chairs. Got ag

Pauses in bith FRA v HUN and HUN v HUN where judges consulted

First bronze medalists was in HUN v HIUN with Kranjak winning.

3-5 in FRE v HUN

HUN foot stook striahg tout.

ITA v FRA was close. Was 8-8 and FRA fans were cheering loudly.

The media had people repeatedly loudly cheering from it.

France went ahead 8-11 in ITA v FRA and fances started cleepping and chanting. They were saying something that sounded like arpee. Some Russian fans but not that loud and only one flag. The Poles were sitting in wheelchair are and excited.

The French fans were also sitting next to me.

Hungarian fans also flag waving and chanting the name of their guy in FRA v HUN.

ITA v FRA held lots of attention.

11-14 ITA v FRA and cans nutty.

Then FRA attention switched to FRA v HUN and lots of cheers.

When FRA medalists wheeled out, huge cheers again

Shots of Marco! Huge cheer from one corner for the Hungarians who got louder as that match gor further long.

Sustained loud cheer and people standing when Hungarian won in HUN v FRA.

Last match to be finished was CHN v POL. Close at 13-12.

Marco is getting cheers.

When France bronze announced lots of more cheers. Lots of cheers for both fencers. POL was ahead 13-14 but then tie to 14-14. Cheers of Com on Poland! There were a number who did not want to see China win from sound. Polish flag waved when it was abbounced. At least five I saw and the winner screamed in delight and raised her hands. She was hugged by coach. Other Poles came up to hug her. Huge applause as the HUN from HUN v FRA left.

Women's individual foil category A: KRAJNYAK (HUN) - bronze
Women's individual foil category A: KRAJNYAK (HUN) - bronze Tuesday, 04 September 2012 - 19:38

LONDON, 4 September - Comments from Zsuzsanna KRAJNYAK (HUN) after beating Veronika JUHASZ (HUN) in the women's individual foil category A bronze medal bout 15-4 at ExCeL on Tuesday.

Zsuzsanna KRAJNYAK (HUN) - bronze

On if she is happy with bronze: "Yes, I'm happy. I'm a little bit sad as well."

On fighting her compatriot JUHASZ in the bronze medal match: "It was good to know that Hungary had secured a medal (before the bout) - it proves Hungary has a strong fencing history."

On competing and being a mother at the same time: "Getting into the top four was the hardest bit and I did think about my daughter. It's hard to be doing work, being a mother and a Paralympian."

"Now the priority for me is my daughter."

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JUHASZ Veronika
JUHASZ Veronika Related Participant News Profile Date of Birth: 13 OCT 1973 Gender: Female Place of Birth: Hungary Residence: - Sport: Wheelchair Fencing Event(s): Women's Individual Epee - Category A Class: A Women's Individual Foil - Category A Class: A Women's Team - Category Open Class: A Participant's Portrait HISTORICAL RESULTS Competition Highlights [Explanation of Competition Highlights (click to open/close)] GENERAL INTEREST Plays: Right (fencingworldwide.com, 01 Feb 2012) SCHEDULE AND RESULTS AT LONDON 2012 Date Time Sport Event Location Result Start List Results Reports TUE 04 09:30 WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool B SYCHEVA Evgeniya RUS vs JUHASZ Veronika HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 5 - 4 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool B POIGNET Sabrina FRA vs JUHASZ Veronika HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 4 - 5 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool B WU Baili CHN vs JUHASZ Veronika HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 5 - 3 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool B JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs YU Chui Yee HKG ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 0 - 5 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool B JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs BOUWKAMP Catherine USA ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 2 - 5 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 13:00 WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Quarterfinal JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs BERNARD Delphine FRA ExCeL N2 - Piste 4 15 - 9 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 17:45 WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Semifinal WU Baili CHN vs JUHASZ Veronika HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 15 - 5 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 18:30 WF Women's Ind Foil - Cat. A Brz Mdl Bout KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs JUHASZ Veronika HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 5 15 - 4 Draw Results Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool B JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs YU Chui Yee HKG ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool B JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs EFIMOVA Yulia RUS ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool B JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs POIGNET Sabrina FRA ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool B JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs MOREL Sylvie CAN ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool B JUHASZ Veronika HUN vs KIM Sun-Mi KOR ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Reports FRI 07 11:00 WF Women's Team Cat. Open - QF 4 France vs Hungary ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Reports

KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna
KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna Related Participant News Profile Date of Birth: 23 DEC 1978 Gender: Female Place of Birth: Hungary Residence: - Sport: Wheelchair Fencing Event(s): Women's Individual Epee - Category A Class: A Women's Individual Foil - Category A Class: A Women's Team - Category Open Class: A Participant's Portrait HISTORICAL RESULTS Competition Highlights [Explanation of Competition Highlights (click to open/close)] Rank	Event	Year	Location Paralympic Games 2	Team Epee	2004	Athens, GRE 2	Team Foil	2004	Athens, GRE 3	Individual Epee - Category A	2004	Athens, GRE 3	Individual Epee - Category A	2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS 3	Individual Foil - Category A	2000	Sydney, NSW, AUS GENERAL INTEREST Additional Information: General PARALYMPIC PROMOTION She is an active Paralympic Movement promoter. (paralympic.org, 02 Aug 2011)

Medals at London 2012 Medals Icon x1 Women's Individual Foil - Category A SCHEDULE AND RESULTS AT LONDON 2012 Date Time Sport Event Location Result Start List Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs RONG Jing CHN ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 4 - 5 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs BERNARD Delphine FRA ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 1 - 5 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs FAN Pui Shan HKG ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 5 - 1 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs TRIGILIA Loredana ITA ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 5 - 4 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 - WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs LAO In I MAC ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 5 - 1 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 13:00 WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Quarterfinal KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs RONG Jing CHN ExCeL N2 - Piste 2 15 - 14 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 17:45 WF Women's Ind. Foil - Cat. A Semifinal YU Chui Yee HKG vs KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 5 15 - 4 Draw Results Reports TUE 04 18:30 WF Women's Ind Foil - Cat. A Brz Mdl Bout KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs JUHASZ Veronika HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 5 15 - 4 Draw Results Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool A FIDRYCH Marta POL vs KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool A WU Baili CHN vs KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs GORLINA Alla UKR ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs FAN Pui Shan HKG ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 Draw Reports WED 05 - WF Women's Ind. Epee - Cat. A Prelim Pool A KRAJNYAK Zsuzsanna HUN vs LAO In I MAC ExCeL N2 - Piste 8 Draw Reports FRI 07 11:00 WF Women's Team Cat. Open - QF 4 France vs Hungary ExCeL N2 - Piste 6 Draw Reports


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Talk:On the campaign trail, August 2012

Correspondences for the original reporting will soon be sent to scoop and paragraph by paragraph breakdown of sources will be provided. If this is reviewed before such is added, the sources used can be found inline.--William S. Saturn (talk) 23:06, 4 September 2012 (UTC)

Correspondence has been sent to scoop. I will try to post the exchanges to this collaboration page when time is available.--William S. Saturn (talk) 04:22, 6 September 2012 (UTC)

Status
I've source-checked the Summary section, and the non-transcript part of the Peace and Freedom Party section. However, I've looked for the correspondence on scoop and not found it, so can't complete review at this time. Since I can't complete it, I'm halting it for the night. --Pi zero (talk) 03:35, 6 September 2012 (UTC)

Analysts react to Republican VP selection

 * WSS: What are your thoughts on the Paul Ryan VP selection? Overall, does it help or hurt Romney?
 * Dan Judy: I think Paul Ryan will help Romney. Ryan is one of the few serious policy thinkers in either party, and is extremely effective at articulating the country's budget problems and his proposed solutions. I think having him on the ticket will make for a more serious, solutions-oriented campaign that will make President Obama's campaign, which has focused almost solely on personal attacks against Mitt Romney, look petty and small. Ryan might also help tip the balance in Wisconsin -- that state was likely to be close, and Ryan's popularity among independents there could push Romney over the top in the fall when every state will count.

 * Kyle Kondik: I’d say that it’s still too early to tell about the effect of the Ryan selection. However, it has not given Romney a noticeable poll bounce – perhaps that’s not too much of a surprise in this polarizing age – and it also places a greater focus on entitlement reform, which may or may not be helpful to Romney. Also, the rollout was not particularly effective; making a major announcement on a Saturday morning in August during the Olympics seems like a PR no-no, and perhaps the strange announcement time limited its impact. In any event, the running mates for either candidate are not vitally important; this is about Obama and Romney.

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