2012 London Olympic Schedule

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2012 London Olympic Full schedule (London time)
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Source:http://www.london2012.com/schedule-and-results/
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25/7/2012 schedule (Malaysia Time)

Sport	Time(MY)	Event	Details
Football	23:00	Women- First Round Group E	Great Britain vs New Zealand

26/7/2012 schedule (Malaysia Time)

Sport	Time(MY)	Event	Details
Football	0:00 0:00 1:45 2:45 2:45 19:00 21:30 21:45	Women - First Round Group  F Women - First Round Group G Women- First Round Group E Women- First Round Group F Women- First Round Group G Men- First Round Group D Men- First Round Group B Men- First Round Group D	Japan vs Canada United States vs France Cameroon vs Brazil Sweden vs South Africa Colombia vs DPR Korea Honduras vs Morocco Mexico vs Korea Spain vs Japan

27/7/2012 schedule (Malaysia Time)

Sport	Time(MY)	Event	Details
Football	0:00     0:15     2:45     2:45     3:00	Men- First Round Group A     Men- First Round Group B     Men- First Round Group C     Men- First Round Group C     Men - First Round Group A	UA Emirates vs Uruguay     Gabon vs Switzerland     Belarus vs New Zealand     Brazil vs Egypt     Great Britain vs Senegal
Opening	4:00	Opening Ceremony
Archery	16:00     16:00     20:00     20:00	Men's Individual - Ranking  Round     Men's Team- Ranking Round     Women's Individual- Ranking Rnd     Women's Team - Ranking Round

28/7/2012 schedule (Malaysia Time)

Sport	Time(MY)	Event	Details
Archery	16:00     22:00     23:40	Men's Team- 1/8  Eliminations     Men's Team- Quarterfinals     Men's Team- Semifinals
Badminton	15:30     19:30	All events - Group play stage  matches **     All events - Group play stage matches **
Basketball	16:00     18:15     21:30     23:45	Women- Preliminary Round Group  A     Women- Preliminary Round Group B     Women - Preliminary Round Group A     Women - Preliminary Round Group A	China vs Czech Republic     Canada vs Russia     Turkey vs Angola     United States vs Croatia
Beach Volleyball	16:00     17:00     21:30     22:30     18:00     19:00     23:30	Men - Preliminary Round     Men- Preliminary Round     Men- Preliminary Round     Men- Preliminary Round     Women- Preliminary Round     Women- Preliminary Round     Women- Preliminary Round
Boxing	20:30     22:00	Men's Bantam (56kg) - Round of  32     Men's Middle (75kg) - Round of 32
Cycling - Road	17:00	Men's Road Race- Final
Equestrian	17:00	Individual - Dressage  Day 1
Fencing	17:30     18:50     21:10     22:30	Women's Individual Foil- Round of 64      Women's Individual Foil- Round of  32      Women's Individual Foil- Round of  16      Women's Individual Foil-  Quarterfinals
Football	19:00     21:30     21:45	Women- First Round Group F      Women- First Round Group E      Women- First Round Group F	Japan vs Sweden     New Zealand vs Brazil     Canada vs South Africa
Gymnastics       - Artistic	18:00     22:30	Men - Qualification     Men- Qualification
Handball	16:30     18:15     21:30     23:15	Women- Preliminaries Group  A     Women- Preliminaries Group B     Women- Preliminaries Group A     Women- Preliminaries Group B
Judo	16:30     16:32     16:34     16:36     21:01     21:02     23:10     16:30     16:33     16:35     21:00     21:00     23:00	Men's -60kg - Elimination round  of 64     Men's -60kg - Elimination Round of 32     Men's -60kg- Elimination Round of 16     Men's -60kg- Quarterfinals     Men's -60kg- Repechage & Bronze     Men's -60kg - Semifinals     Men's -60kg - Final     Women's -48kg - Elimination Round of 32     Women's -48kg - Elimination Round of 16     Women's -48kg - Quarterfinals     Women's -48kg - Semifinals     Women's -48kg- Repechage & Bronze     Women's -48kg- Final
Rowing	16:30     16:50     17:10     17:30     18:00     18:30     19:00     19:30     20:30	Women's Pair- Heats      Women's Quadruple Sculls-  Heats      Men's Eight- Heats     Men's Double Sculls - Heats     Men's Lightweight Four - Heats     Men's Quadruple Sculls - Heats      Men's Pair- Heats      Men's Single Sculls- Heats     Women's Single Sculls - Heats
Shooting	15:15     18:00     19:00     22:30	Women's 10m Air Rifle -  Qualification     Women's 10m Air Rifle- Finals     Men's 10m Air Pistol- Qualification     Men's 10m Air Pistol- Finals
Swimming	17:00     17:26     2:30     17:34     2:40     17:52     18:17     18:53     19:11	Men's 400m Individual Medley -  Heats     Men's 400m Individual Medley - Heats     Men's 400m Individual Medley- Final     Women's 100m Butterfly- Heats     Women's 100m Butterfly- Semifinals     Men's 400m Freestyle- Heats     Women's 400m Individual Medley- Heats     Men's 100m Breaststroke - Heats     Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay- Heats
Table Tennis	16:00     18:15     21:30     16:45     23:00	Women's Singles- Preliminary  Round     Women's Singles- First Round     Women's Singles- First Round     Men's Singles - Preliminary Round     Men's Singles - First Round
Tennis	18:30	* - Order of play available evening before
Volleyball	16:30     18:30     21:45     23:45	Women- Preliminary Round Group  A     Women- Preliminary Round Group B     Women- Preliminary Round Group A     Women- Preliminary Round Group A	Algeria vs Japan     China vs Serbia     Great Britain vs Russia     Italy vs Dominican Rep.
Weightlifting	22:30	Women's 48kg- Group A

29/7/2012 schedule (Malaysia Time)


30/7/2012 schedule (Malaysia Time)


31/7/2012 schedule (Malaysia Time)

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'All The Bells' to ring out Olympics start!

London's Big Ben will ring for three minutes starting at 8:12am local time (3:12pm Malaysian time) to mark the start of the Olympics on Friday 27th July.

Church bells, bicycle bells, handbells, ship's bells, and even mobile phones will sound across Britain in a "cacophonous, amazing sound" to mark the start of the Olympics on Friday.

Artist Martin Creed, a 43-year-old Turner Prize winner, was commissioned to create his Work No. 1197: All The Bells In A Country Rung As Quickly And As Loudly As Possible For Three Minutes as part of the government's Cultural Olympiad, encouraging people to take in some culture along with the London 2012 Games.

And in the case of All The Bells, said Creed, everyone can even take part. All people need to do is ring any kind of bell for three minutes starting at 8:12am (3:12pm Malaysian time) on 27th July, exactly 12 hours before the start of the opening ceremony pre-show.

If the mobile phone is their chosen instrument, they can download a special ringtone from the project website, where participants can upload recordings of their bell-ringing afterwards.

For Creed, speaking at his cluttered east London studio, the project is part of a mission to take art out of the gallery into the public sphere.

"Art galleries are... a special place that's separate from the world and it makes me a bit uneasy, because I think that to a certain extent anything can look good in a gallery," the British artist said.

"They're beautiful spaces; very protected and cosseted. If my work has to be protected by an art gallery I think that's not good enough. It's like a child that can't make its way in the world. If it's any good, my work, it'll be able to survive in a hostile environment."
Martin poses for a photograph at his east London studio.

Martin poses for a photograph at his east London studio.

His All The Bells project had encountered some hostility from the Central Council Of Church Bell Ringers, a group that maintains the very English art of "change ringing" according to set formulas.

They argued that ringing church bells "as quickly and as loudly as possible" was unsuited to their medium and even dangerous. Creed labelled them "a bunch of meanies". But they now support the project—after being advised the instructions are flexible.

All the Bells echoes a long British tradition, says Creed, with bells rung out to celebrate historic events like Queen Elizabeth II's 1953 coronation and the end of World War II in 1945. The Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary will join in, ringing ship's bells and those at shore bases.

Other participants signed up on the website include Lilly, a Welsh schoolgirl with her grandmother's handbell, and a pair of dogs who will apparently ring their collar bells on time.

Creed carried out a trial run in San Gimignano in Italy, which he said was "brilliant", but has concerns about how far sound will carry in the Britain-wide event. However, the BBC will be broadcasting All The Bells live from many locations—helping ringers feel they are part of something big.
Portraits of Anish Kapoor and Martin Creed by South African photographer Jillian Edelstein are displayed during the exhibition 'Road To 2012: Aiming High' at the National Portrait Gallery in London. The exhibition celebrates the people who made the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games happen.

Portraits of Anish Kapoor and Martin Creed by South African photographer Jillian Edelstein are displayed during the exhibition 'Road To 2012: Aiming High' at the National Portrait Gallery in London. The exhibition celebrates the people who made the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games happen.

Creed previously created a work in which a sprinter ran up and down part of London's Tate Gallery, and says he relates closely to athletes.

"Everything I do involves moving my body, so to work best, I need to move well," the Scot said. "What's beautiful about sport is the movement of the body is honed down to one very narrow area."

He's enthused by the Olympics as a public event, with his only complaint that "they haven't given me any tickets". But All The Bells, he said, marks an artistic direction from which there is no going back. "I think that all my work should be public work," he said.

Source: Relaxnews

Published: 26th July 2012