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In Topic: Innsbruck 2012 Winter Youth Olympic Games - Stamps

05 January 2012 - 11:44 AM

View Poststark, on 25 December 2011 - 09:51 PM, said:

as far as i know there are conmemorative stamps for Innsbruck 2012, but not sure. :)

The only one know to date is the one to be released on the 13th January 2012 by the Austrian post...

http://afcos.forumac...-innsbruck-2012

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(stamp is on the right, 1st day cancellation on the left)

In Topic: Lighting of WYOG flame in Olympia...

28 December 2011 - 04:19 PM

Look at him... One of our member, our Colonel, is not only a virtual Torch Bearer..;

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Congrats Andrew :D

In Topic: London 2012 Olympics Tickets

14 December 2011 - 04:47 PM

London 2012 ticket resale plans confirmed 12/14/2011


- First opportunity to resell tickets purchased from LOCOG from 6 January 2012

- Further resale opportunities from April 2012

The London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) has confirmed details of its ticket resale process for Olympic and Paralympic ticket holders. Those who have bought tickets directly from LOCOG before 6 January 2012 will be able to resell their tickets via www.tickets.london2012.com from 6 January 2012 until 3 February 2012. There will then be further opportunities to resell from Spring 2012. The resale process will allow those who are no longer able to attend or no longer want their tickets to sell them to other sports fans and help ensure that venues are full at Games time.

Those who purchased tickets from LOCOG and wish to resell them will be able to choose which tickets they wish to resell via their ticketing account on www.tickets.london2012.com. Tickets submitted for resale may not appear for sale on the website immediately; they will be made available online for other customers to purchase on an ongoing basis. If sold, the seller will receive the full face value of the tickets. If the tickets remain unsold in this first phase which closes on 3 February, they will be returned to the ticket holder's account. A further opportunity for ticketholders to try and resell any unwanted tickets will open in spring 2012.

Those who purchased tickets directly from overseas Authorised Ticket Resellers (ATRs) who wish to return them should contact the ATR concerned to discuss options.

LOCOG CEO Paul Deighton said, 'We asked people to buy tickets more than a year out from the Games and mindful of that, we promised that we would create this system for people whose circumstances may have changed to enable them to resale their tickets legally and safely. I'm convinced that most people will want to hold on to their tickets, but we are pleased to offer this resale programme which will give those who wish to use it , an opportunity to securely sell their tickets to others who wish to go to the Games or purchase more tickets and help us to achieve our aim of having full venues.'

Remaining tickets for the Olympic Football Tournament and the Paralympic Games are currently on sale until 6 February 2012 when the seat allocation process will begin. Contingency tickets and those not sold by 6 February will be made available for sale from Spring 2012 online and via telephone. Further details will be announced in due course.

It is a criminal offence to resell London 2012 Olympic or Paralympic tickets on the open market without the permission of LOCOG. Customers are advised to purchase London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games tickets only through official sources. To check whether a website or individual is an official sales channel please use our website checker http://www.london201...ite-checker.php

Detective Superintendent Nick Downing, Head of the Metropolitan Police's Operation Podium, said: "LOCOG's resale platform is an ideal system that enables those who can no longer use their purchased tickets to sell them on to Games fans, while giving those fans the peace of mind in knowing that they are buying from genuine and authorised sellers. I would urge all of those ticket holders who want to sell their tickets to do so through LOCOG's ticket resale platform. I would also like to remind anyone looking to buy Olympic or Paralympic tickets that they should only use the www.tickets.london2012.com website. This is secure and has all the information that you need. Do not be tempted to go elsewhere!"

In recognition of Visa's longstanding support of the Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, only Visa (debit, credit and prepaid) can be used to purchase tickets.

For more information, visit: http://www.london201...s-confirmed.php

In Topic: 2020 Bids draw of lots

11 December 2011 - 11:28 PM

 deawebo, on 11 December 2011 - 09:38 PM, said:

Doha is gonna be shortlisted, they are gonna score more than 6.9... And if the IOC accepted their dates, they will shortlist them... Politics...

The discussion about the dates is not over, as it has been said in september by IOC. They still have to work on some points, as the schedule !

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An International Olympic Committee source told Reuters the executive board had considered Qatar's request and allowed a bid with such dates to be submitted.

The source said the date approval with the Games to be held in the September/October window merely meant that it would not be "a deal breaker" and that any Qatar bid would still have to solve issues regarding sports calendar scheduling and the health of athletes and visitors even during those dates.

IOC President Jacques Rogge earlier on Friday told reporters in Daegu that he would decide after discussing the matter with his executive board.

Hoops... I did it again ......;

In Topic: Munich Shouldn't Bid For 2022 Winter Games - DOSB

04 December 2011 - 05:38 AM

View PostCitius Altius Fortius, on 04 December 2011 - 03:46 AM, said:

well - the DOSB-plenum adopted the proposal of the head of the association yesterday =

NO GERMAN BID FOR 2022

That's sad ! :(