1400 K Swim Across Tunisia

The Port el Kantaoui
The Port el Kantaoui
Swim Of Peace
From Tunisia to the Middle East
Swim Of Peace
From Tunisia to the Middle East
"1400 K Swim Across Tunisia"
"1400 K Swim Across Tunisia"
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The steps to be followed for the vote:
The steps to be followed for the vote:
http://dailynews.openwaterswimming.com/2011/11/
wowsa-performance-of-year-nominee-1.html
http://dailynews.openwaterswimming.com/2011/11/
wowsa-performance-of-year-nominee-1.html
-1-Open the link,-2-Read the nomination ,- 3- Click on "Vote here"
just below the text of the nomination -4- Apparition of a new page
and click on Ready to Survey -5-Choose 1400 K Swim Across Tunisia
the first on the list in the third part of WOWSA Performance of the
Year Nominee: 1400K Swim Across Tunisia (Tunisia)–Swimmer of
Peace and Bridge Builder -6- Put a point in the circle front 1400 K
Swim Across Tunisia-7-Put your reason just in the case below -8Put your email address-9- Click on Apply to Survey-10- Return to
the nomination page and put your comment in the case reserved
below the text -11- Send your comment.
-1-Open the link,-2-Read the nomination ,- 3- Click on "Vote here"
just below the text of the nomination -4- Apparition of a new page
and click on Ready to Survey -5-Choose 1400 K Swim Across Tunisia
the first on the list in the third part of WOWSA Performance of the
Year Nominee: 1400K Swim Across Tunisia (Tunisia)–Swimmer of
Peace and Bridge Builder -6- Put a point in the circle front 1400 K
Swim Across Tunisia-7-Put your reason just in the case below -8Put your email address-9- Click on Apply to Survey-10- Return to
the nomination page and put your comment in the case reserved
below the text -11- Send your comment.
NB: Look at the featuring of Nejib Belhedi:
NB: Look at the featuring of Nejib Belhedi:
http://dailynews.openwaterswimming.com/2011/11/nejib-belhedi-nomine
e-for-world-open.html
http://dailynews.openwaterswimming.com/2011/11/nejib-belhedi-nomine
e-for-world-open.html
World’s Greatest Aquatic Adventurers Nominated for the
2011 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year
World’s Greatest Aquatic Adventurers Nominated for the
2011 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year
Huntington Beach, California, U.S.A. – Nominations for the annual World Open Water
Swimming Performance of the Year were announced today by Open Water Source. There
include an eclectic group of solo swimmers, relay members, administrators and
aquapreneurs who sought challenges in 14 countries in oceans, lakes, seas and bays of the
world. These heroes and heroines of the open water were selected among the millions of
athletes in the fastest growing sport in the world. Their stories, their exploits and their
lifestyles are extraordinarily inspirational as they are all passionately attracted and
committed to a sport inherent with risks, challenges and beauty.
Huntington Beach, California, U.S.A. – Nominations for the annual World Open Water
Swimming Performance of the Year were announced today by Open Water Source. There
include an eclectic group of solo swimmers, relay members, administrators and
aquapreneurs who sought challenges in 14 countries in oceans, lakes, seas and bays of the
world. These heroes and heroines of the open water were selected among the millions of
athletes in the fastest growing sport in the world. Their stories, their exploits and their
lifestyles are extraordinarily inspirational as they are all passionately attracted and
committed to a sport inherent with risks, challenges and beauty.
These awards not necessarily for the best athletes, but are meant to honor the individuals
who (1) best embody the spirit of open water swimming, (2) possess the sense of adventure,
tenacity and perseverance that open water swimmers are known for, and (3) have most
positively influenced the world of open water swimming in 2011.
These awards not necessarily for the best athletes, but are meant to honor the individuals
who (1) best embody the spirit of open water swimming, (2) possess the sense of adventure,
tenacity and perseverance that open water swimmers are known for, and (3) have most
positively influenced the world of open water swimming in 2011.
Online voting is available at www.openwaterswimming.com from November 1st to
December 31st. The winner will be announced on January 1st and honored at the Global
Open Water Swimming Conference.
Online voting is available at www.openwaterswimming.com from November 1st to
December 31st. The winner will be announced on January 1st and honored at the Global
Open Water Swimming Conference.
For more information on these heroes of the open water world, visit
www.openwaterswimming.com.
For more information on these heroes of the open water world, visit
www.openwaterswimming.com.
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1400K Swim Across Tunisia (Tunisia) – Swimmer of Peace and Bridge Builder
Colleen Blair (Scotland) – Swimming Across the Graveyard of Ships
Bridging The Cayman Islands (Cayman Islands) – Captivating Channel Challenge
Farallon Islands Swimming Association (USA) – Enabling a Renaissance In San
Francisco
Julie Galloway (Ireland) – Record-setting Marathon Swimmer
Ray Gandy (USA) – Two Days in the Bay
Japan to Taiwan Ocean Swim Challenge (Japan – Taiwan) – Bridge Across Troubled
Waters
Swann Oberson (Switzerland) – Switzerland’s First World Champion
Patagonia Extreme Cold Water Challenge (Chile and Argentina) – Adventure at the
Tip of South America
Progetto Adriatico (Italy to Albania) – Learning To Be Free
Rebekah Boscariol (Canada) – Swimming for SickKids
The Swim (United Kingdom) – Charity Relay Across the Irish Sea
Selina Moreno Pasagali (Spain) – Marathon Swimming Cancer Survivor
Special Olympics World Summer Games (Greece) – Special Global Catalyst of Good
A Swim For The Coastlines – Un Nado Por Las Costas (Dominican Republic) – Coastal
Cleanup Crowds
Windermere 12-way Warriors (Great Britain and Malta) – Dozen Times Better
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1400K Swim Across Tunisia (Tunisia) – Swimmer of Peace and Bridge Builder
Colleen Blair (Scotland) – Swimming Across the Graveyard of Ships
Bridging The Cayman Islands (Cayman Islands) – Captivating Channel Challenge
Farallon Islands Swimming Association (USA) – Enabling a Renaissance In San
Francisco
Julie Galloway (Ireland) – Record-setting Marathon Swimmer
Ray Gandy (USA) – Two Days in the Bay
Japan to Taiwan Ocean Swim Challenge (Japan – Taiwan) – Bridge Across Troubled
Waters
Swann Oberson (Switzerland) – Switzerland’s First World Champion
Patagonia Extreme Cold Water Challenge (Chile and Argentina) – Adventure at the
Tip of South America
Progetto Adriatico (Italy to Albania) – Learning To Be Free
Rebekah Boscariol (Canada) – Swimming for SickKids
The Swim (United Kingdom) – Charity Relay Across the Irish Sea
Selina Moreno Pasagali (Spain) – Marathon Swimming Cancer Survivor
Special Olympics World Summer Games (Greece) – Special Global Catalyst of Good
A Swim For The Coastlines – Un Nado Por Las Costas (Dominican Republic) – Coastal
Cleanup Crowds
Windermere 12-way Warriors (Great Britain and Malta) – Dozen Times Better