Algemene Kennis Quiz Deel 1202

Falafel

nja dat woord zocht ik dus.

Ik dacht altijd dat het iets met vlees was.Weer iets geleerd.

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Op maandag 31 maart 2008 00:03 schreef Hawaii_Tim het volgende:
Falafel

En nu ?

Welk land won in 2004 het Olympisch basketbal goud?

Argentinië ?

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Op maandag 31 maart 2008 01:59 schreef tong80 het volgende:
Argentinië ?

tong80 +1

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Wat was het sensationele aan de basketbalfinale op de spelen van München in 1972 ?

Rusland won van de VS?

Ja maar op welke wijze ?

1 punt verschil?

Ja maar hoe kwam dat ene punt verschil tot stand ?

Zal dan wel na de zoemer gemaakt zijn?

Nee nog bizarder

Dan weet ik het niet.

Zal ik het vertellen er is verder toch niemand

Under enormous pressure, the Illinois State guard sank both free throws giving the Americans a 50-49 lead, their first of the game. After the Soviets in-bounded the ball, the referees halted the game with one second remaining. The decision was made to put three seconds back on the clock. At issue was the Soviets' contention that they had signaled for a time-out between Collins' two free throws. The game officials never acknowledged the time out. The validity of whether a time-out was legally signaled for has divided passions on this game for 30 years.


After the Soviets in-bounded the ball a second time, the horn sounded signaling an apparent American victory. Moments later, the teams were ordered back on the floor because the clock had not been properly reset to show three seconds remaining. Because of this mistake by the scorer's table, the celebrating Americans stood in disbelief when they were told they had not won anything yet.


"We couldn't believe that they were giving them all these chances," said U.S. forward Mike Bantom. "It was like they were going to let them do it until they got it right."


"They had to reset the clock, so they (the Soviets) got a third chance," said L.A Times writer Randy Harvey. "The Americans thought that at every turn they had been cheated when, in fact, they probably hadn't been. But they'll never acknowledge that."


Alexander Belov, who moments earlier had been the goat, became the hero. Rising between Americans Jim Forbes and Kevin Joyce, Belov caught a full-court pass and scored the winning lay-up as time ran out, this time for good. The controversy did not end with the game. Convinced they had been wronged, the U.S. team filed a formal protest with the International Basketball Federation. Later that afternoon, a five-member panel ruled in favor of the Soviets.


"Everything progressed according to strictly Cold War politics," said Sports Illustrated writer Gary Smith. "There were three Communist Bloc judges. It's a three to two vote. America loses. The Soviet Union wins the gold medal, and at that point the American players are facing a stark reality. Do they accept the silver medal?"

Amerika had nog nooit een wedstrijd op de spelen verloren.

ze zullen wel flink hebben lopen balen na die wedstrijd!

Er staat nog veel meer tekst. Moet je maar eens op googlen. Sensationeel was het en één van de meest markante Olympische gebeurtenissen.

Zal ik een andere vraag stellen ? Mag jij zeggen waarover en maak ik het niet te moeilijk

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Op maandag 31 maart 2008 03:03 schreef tong80 het volgende:
Zal ik een andere vraag stellen ? Mag jij zeggen waarover en maak ik het niet te moeilijk

Geschiedenis lijkt me wel wat .

Welke politieke leider won ooit de Nobelprijs voor literatuur ?

Sartre?

Was dat een politieke leider ?