"In my eyes I accomplished something. A twelve-year old girl playing against a 39-year-old and taking nine or ten points, this is an achievement," she said. "For sure, I wanted to win and take one or two matches, but hopefully in the next Olympics."
The youngest recorded athlete at an Olympic Games was 10-year-old Greek gymnast Dimitrios Loundras, who competed at the Modern Olympics' birth in Athens 1896 and won a team bronze medal.
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When he was nine years old he underwent surgery for an inguinal hernia. In hospital he met the painter and art teacher Nugzari Zhochuaschvili. Zhochuaschvili discovered the talent of the young boy and started teaching him every afternoon in an art school in Gori. At the age of 15 Zaza was admitted to an art technical school in Zchinvali, a city 30 km away from Gori.
After his graduation in 1979, Zaza did his military service. He stayed in Leningrad (St. Petersburg) for two years and during that time, had to employ his talent and creativity for political purposes. He was required to paint slogans and portraits, for example, of Stalin or Lenin, for International Labour Day and other events.
At the age of 22 he was awarded a scholarship and began studying at the Academy of Arts in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. He specialized in fresco restoration and studied techniques for restoring medieval mural paintings.
Between 1984 and 1987 he spent his holidays in the cloister Gelati. There he participated in the restoration of the apsidal mosaic of the Mother of God Church. In 1988 he lived and worked for nine months in the church Ateni Sioni as a restorer. Here he wrote his diploma thesis which involved painting a copy of a mural painting of the archangel Gabriel from the 11th century.
In 1994 he met Annilie Hillmer and she became his gallerist.[when?] She specialized in Georgian art, showed his pictures in her art salon and at international art fairs.(Annilie Hillmer founded the Georgia Berlin Gallery in Berlin-Charlottenburg in 1997.) In 1996 the artist won the competition of the New Society of Fine Arts. His painting Harmony for Love, a tempera work measuring 187 x 377 cm, was displayed throughout 1997 at the underground station Berlin-Alexanderplatz.
Although the artist is still working with bright primary colors, it becomes clear how consistently this coloring submits to tectonic structures. Where the illusionistic width of the earlier pictures gave the painter the opportunity to use different shades, he now opts for a more basic approach, which usually consists of two to three color scales which interweave with each other. From 2004 onwards, this is done in a prismatic manner, so that the composition becomes increasingly transparent, gaining in depth of perspective (The City and Composition 7, both 2004).
Ruben grew up working in his dad's diner and during that time developed his love for hospitality and passion for extraordinary coffee. He continued the Family tradition in 2009 by opening Zaza Coffee in the Orlando International Airport. Zaza quickly became a beloved spot for delicious food and award-winning coffee. Today, Zaza has nine dining locations and an artisan roasting facility run by Don Pepe's great grandson, Ruben Enrique. We hope that you will enjoy one of our delicious blends one day soon and, as we say at Zaza, Buenos Everything!
Under the unofficial umbrella of Yellow Rocket Concepts, nine restaurants have helped shape the dining scene in central and, more recently, northwest Arkansas, putting out everything from Southern-style Mexican to wood-fired pizza to gourmet burgers with an emphasis on local ingredients since 2009.
Another Zaza restaurant opened in Conway in 2010. In 2012 came Big Orange, a west Little Rock burger and milkshake spot. Local Lime, which serves tacos and margaritas, opened up nearby in 2013. Another Big Orange location opened on North University Avenue in 2014.
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This time it's okay to call it a comeback. After their late rally fell just short against the Knicks on Wednesday, the short-handed Milwaukee Bucks repeated their mistake from Game 1 and once again allowed their opponent to build a big first half lead. However, this time the bench unit led by Zaza Pachulia (20 points, nine rebounds, four assists), Nate Wolters (14 points, six assists, one turnover), Khris Middleton (13 points, excellent defense) and John Henson (14 points, nine rebounds) was able make a big push and finish the job down the stretch.
After the starters managed to suck the fun out of watching professional basketball and put the team behind by 22 points in the third quarter, the young bench unit made a surge. All told, it was a 22-point comeback that punctuated the Bucks' first win of the season. Boston's absurd 62.8 percent shooting in the first half, including 21/29 in the paint, took a dramatic dive in the final two periods, and Larry Drew let his young reserves flip the script after halftime.
The Celtics were held to 21.1 percent shooting (7/33) in the second half, and they only hit on four of their 19 shots in the final stanza. Meanwhile, the Bucks made a huge 34-15 run in the fourth quarter, all while four-fifths of the starting lineup stayed glued to the bench. Pachulia anchored himself on the low block, Henson set up Wolters in the high pick-and-roll, and the young second-round point guard found the perfect balance between distributing to his bigs and finding open shooters like Khris Middleton on the wings. Caron Butler was the only starter to play even a second of basketball in the final period, and he contributed with a timely three-point prayer and a heads up deflection that led to a clinching pair of free throws Nate Wolters.
If you had told me before the season that the Bucks would play two terrible halves of basketball and two terrific halves, the course of events in the first two contests probably represents the best sequence for those highs and lows. After all, it's never fun to see your favorite team lose a big lead, even if you have an eye on the 2014 NBA Draft. Here's the relevant portion of the recap from SB Nation's CelticsBlog:
The Celtics' ragtag group of misfits looked in the mirror and saw another ragtag group of misfits, and you knew it wouldn't be pretty. You could kind of guess from the jump that in the end, neither one of these teams would be winning tonight's game, but one of them would lose it.
But to lose it like this?
Man.
The Celtics absolutely imploded in the fourth quarter, carrying a double-digit lead until the final nine minutes and then hurling it down the drain. In a game that they'd previously led by scores of 16-4 and 80-60, they collapsed into a heap of ugly forced jump shots, blown defensive assignments and a general lack of awareness on both ends of the floor. All the solid fundamental play that had put them in such a commanding position early, abandoned them late.
"I really don't even understand it," a flabbergasted Wallace said postgame. "I'm trying figure out what's more important, winning or padding your stats. This was a game that were supposed to win easily, without the starters even playing in the fourth quarter. Instead we got selfish as a team - we didn't move the ball, we let the ball stick, we stopped pushing the ball. Then their second unit came in and manhandled us and did whatever they wanted to do."
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