Maria Sharapova (born 19.04.1987) - Russian sportswoman. Maria was born April 19, 1987 in Nyagan, a town in western Siberia, where her parents, Yuri and Yelena, had fled from Belarus a year earlier to avoid radiation from Chernobyl. An only child, Maria was encouraged by her parents to try everything, from dancing and music to athletics. She discovered tennis after her fourth birthday, when a family friend-Kafelnikov’s father-gave her one of his son’s old Dunlop tennis racquets. The die was cast. By the time Maria was six, local tennis coaches encouraged Yuri to take her to Moscow to be considered for the Russian Tennis Federation. There, she wowed RTF head coach Yuri Udkin, who felt she was the best tennis player he had ever seen. Around this time, Bollettieri offered a glimpse of Maria to execs at International Management Group, the global sports representation and marketing agency that owned his academy. They were blown away, and immediately put her on full scholarship.
The arkovsky trolleybus has passed the First trolleybus on streets of Kharkiv on May 5, 1939. There are 25 routes with a total length of routes of 490,6 km. Fare makes 1,50 hryvnias. (apprx. 5 rubles) Trolleybus routes: • 1. The residential district 28 - the metro station of "Marshal Zhukov" • 2. Pobedy Avenue - Pravdy Ave. - the settlement. Zhukovsky • 3. University - the street on April 12 • 5. University - the Airport (state of emergency, Vy - 1) • 6. University - the railway station "Osnova" • 7. The street on April 12 - East • 11. Dzyuba Ave. - Annunciation Cathedral (Vykh - 1) • 12. Klochkovskaya St. - Rudik St. • 13. The Zustr_ch park (residential district 25) - the Horse market (Vykh - 1) • 18. The metro station. "Scientific" - Medkompleks • 19. Odessa - the residential district 602 • 20. Moskovsky Avenue - the residential district 602 (Only state of emergency) • 24. Barabashovo - the residential district 602 • 25. the metro station of "Marshal Zhukov" - the Boulevard of B. Khmelnytskyi (only state of emergency) • 27. Dzyuba Ave. - New Life • 31. Moskovsky Avenue - Northern Saltovka (N. Uzhivy) • 34. East saltovka - Heroes Truda • 35. Odessa - Northern Saltovka (N. Uzhvy) • 36. St. on April 12 - the metro station. "The Soviet Army" • 38. Pobedy Avenue - the metro station "on August 23" • 40. Pobedy Avenue - Gorpark (Only state of emergency) • 42. Northern Saltovka (N. Uzhvy) - Heroes Truda • 45. St. on April 12 - Roganskaya • 46. St. on April 12 - the Horizon • 63. Odessa - Barabashovo (Only the vykh - 1) Spetspodachi: • with / п3. University - the Zustr_ch Park (Residential district 25) (state of emergency, according to instructions of the dispatcher) • with / п7. East - the residential district 28 (three times a day, everyday life) • with / п19. The residential district 602 - Barabashovo - Odessa (after 21:00) • with / п46. The horizon - the Horse market (one flight a day) Notes: (Only state of emergency) - only on week in rush hour (Vykh - 1) - on days off - only the first change (Only the vykh - 1) - only on days off, 1 change
Maria was born April 19, 1987 in Nyagan, a town in western Siberia, where her parents, Yuri and Yelena, had fled from Belarus a year earlier to avoid radiation from Chernobyl. An only child, Maria was encouraged by her parents to try everything, from dancing and music to athletics. She discovered tennis after her fourth birthday, when a family friend-Kafelnikov’s father-gave her one of his son’s old Dunlop tennis racquets. The die was cast.
By the time Maria was six, local tennis coaches encouraged Yuri to take her to Moscow to be considered for the Russian Tennis Federation. There, she wowed RTF head coach Yuri Udkin, who felt she was the best tennis player he had ever seen.
Around this time, Bollettieri offered a glimpse of Maria to execs at International Management Group, the global sports representation and marketing agency that owned his academy. They were blown away, and immediately put her on full scholarship.