when is the closing ceremony for winter olympic of torin italy?
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The Closing Ceremony of the XXth Winter Olympics will start at 2000 CET (1900 GMT, 1400 EST) on Sunday February 26th 2006.
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the most famous opera pieces played at the opening ceremony of the winter olympic games 2006 were:\n\n- Overture from the opera “La gazza ladra” by Gioacchino Rossini\n- Triumphal Aida by Giuseppe Verdi\n- “Nessuno Dorma” from Turandot by Giacomo Puccini interpreted by Luciano Pavarotti\n\nthe whole opening ceremony is documented with a lot of pictures and can be found here:\nhttp://www.torino2006.org/ENG/OlympicGames/bin/page/C_3_page_eng_283_paragraphs_paragrafo_21_attachments_allegato_13_object.pdf
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It is (I know this for sure, because I am going there this summer) happening in British Columbia, Canada. More specifically, Vancouver, and the surrounding areas. There are numerous mountains for the downhill (skiing and snowboarding) events to take place at. The indoor events (ice skating, curling, etc.)- as well as the opening/ closing ceremonies- will happen right in Vancouver. I'm not sure where the nordic, and other outdoor events will happen, but probably just outside the city. They have really great facilities everywhere, so even though they have a lot of work to do, they already have a great head start. Also, I know from experience, the village at Whistler/ Blackcomb are great "tourist" attractions, and there is a great deal to do right in Vancouver.
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As was already mentioned, the IOC decides where the games will be held.\n\nYou also asked about future games.  They are:\n\n2008 Summer Games -- Beijing\n2010 Winter ames -- Vancouver, BC, Canada\n2012 Summer Games -- London, England
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There have been 19 Winter Olympics held in the following locations:\n\n1924: Chamonix (France)\n1928: St. Moritz (Switzerland)\n1932: Lake Placid (United States)\n1936: Garmish-Partenkirchen (Germany)\n1948: St. Moritz (Switzerland)\n1952: Olso (Norway)\n1956: Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy)\n1960: Squaw Valley (United States)\n1964: Innsbruck (Austria)\n1968: Grenoble (France)\n1972: Sapporo (Japan)\n1976: Innsbruck (Austria)\n1980: Lake Placid (United States)\n1984: Sarajevo (Bosnia)\n1988: Calgary (Canada)\n1992: Albertville (France)\n1994: Lillehammer (Norway)\n1998: Nagano (Japan)\n2002: Salt Lake City (United States)\n\nand next month\n\n2006: Turin (Italy)
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2008 Summer Olympics in Bejiing, China\n2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada
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South Korea's golden goal hero Ahn Jung-hwan had his contract terminated by Serie A club Perugia after his goal eliminated Italy from the World Cup finals at a match played on 18 June 2002 in Daejeon, Korea.\n\nQuoted in Italian sports daily La Gazzetta dello Sport, Perugia chairman Luciano Gaucci said: "That gentleman will never set foot in Perugia again."\n\nItaly has reacted badly to the shock 2-1 defeat to South Korea, accusing the referee and football's ruling body FIFA of fixing the match. \n\nThat's Italians for you.................
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The person who light the Olympic Flame for the Opening Ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino was Stefania Belmondo who is a former cross county skier from Italy.
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The Olympic Torch entered the stadium in the hand of Alberto Tomba, who then passed the flame to the hands of the 1994 men's Italian ski relay team. The flame was then passed to Pierro Gros, then Deborah Compagnoni before the Olympic Flame was lit by former Italian cross-country skier Stefania Belmondo. Belmondo paused to show the torch to the cheering crowd one last time before placing it on the arched lighting apparatus. The flame ignited a series of fireworks before lighting the top of the 57-meter high Olympic Flame, the highest in the history of the Olympic Winter Games.
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Forever Begins Tonight by Patrizio Buanne\n\nsorry this is Italian
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Well, right now NBC's busy with the Olympics. The next episode, "The Cold" will air on March 12 (another month?! WAAH). But this is the final season (given McGarry's death and low ratings). But we will find out who the winner of the election is.
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As someone who lived in Ottawa for 20 years my answer would be around the end of February.  Usually the last weekend of winterlude ends up being pretty warm and everything melts...due to budget stuff they rarely do upkeep to the canal once winterlude ends.  Hope that helps!
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The complete list of countries taking part in the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy will not be known until the parade of the atheletes on February 10th 2006.
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La finale aura lieu à 20h au stade olympique de Berlin si je ne me trompe pas
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No.\n\nThe sites for Winter Olympics are:\n1924 - Chamonix, France\n1928 - St Moritz, Switzerland\n1932 - Lake Placid, USA\n1936 - Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany\n1940 - Sapporo, Japan - St Moritz - Garmisch-Partenkirchen - CANCELLED\n1944 - Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy - CANCELLED\n1948 - St Moritz\n1952 - Oslo, Norway\n1956 - Cortina d'Ampezzo\n1960 - Sqaw Valley, USA\n1964 - Innsbrück, Austria\n1968 - Grenoble, France\n1972 - Sapporo\n1976 - Denver - Innsbrück\n1980 - Lake Placid\n1984 - Sarajevo, Yugoslavia\n1988 - Calgary, Canada\n1992 - Haute Savoie, France\n1994 - Lillehammer, Norway\n1998 - Nagano, Japan\n2002 - Salt Lake City, USA\n2006 - Torino, Italy\n2010 - Vancouver, Canada\n2014 - Almaty, Kazakhstan OR Borjomi, Georgia OR Jaca, Spain OR Pyeong Yang, China OR Salzburg, Austria OR Sochi, Russia OR Sofia, Bulgaria (to be announced in 2007)
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Well, we're really on a break between seasons right now. The Worlds were in March, and so the next major internationals won't occur until August. I think the first one to be televised will be in October, with Skate America. \n\nI'm not sure if Irina will be retiring. I've heard conflicting reports.
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italy vs ukraine\nkick off 4:45am australian time