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Ivan Vasiliev (triathlete)
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At the 2012 Summer Olympics men's triathlon on Tuesday 7 August he placed 13th.
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Ivan Vasilyev
Ivan Filippovich Vasiliev( Vasilyev, Vasil'ev)( 1776 – July 1812)( referred to in some records as" Ivan Vasiliev the First") was a Russian explorer and navigator of the Imperial Russian Navy.
He accompanied Leonty Andrianovich Hagemeister( 1780 – 1833) on ship" Neva" to explore the coasts of Alaska and the North Pacific in 1806.
Vasiliev explored the Alexander Archipelago and the many coastal Islands in the area.
In 1809 he surveyed the western shore of Baranof Island.
Ivan F. Vasiliev should not be confused with explorer Mikhail Vasilyev( 1770 – 1847) or with another navigator named Ivan Yakovlevich( Iakovlevich) Vasiliev( Vasil'ev)( 1797- died after 1838).
Krusenstern says this about Ivan Filippovich Vasiliev:
" It is much to be regretted that the hydrographic works of a naval officer, Vasilief, who was in the employment of the American Company, were lost ...
Provided with a sextant and chronometer and with much zeal and attachment for his profession, he had during his sojourn in our American colonies made a complete survey of all of the Aleutian Islands without having had specific instructions to do so.
Unfortunately he was drowned in Okhotsk harbor on his return from America to Russia, and what became of his precious papers and drawings is unknown ..."
Ivan F. Vasiliev's name is spelt" Vasilief" in the United States, where he is also known as" Ivan Vasiliev the First", in order to differentiate him from other Russian mariners and early explorers of Alaska also named" Vasiliev".
Vasilief
Bank close to Sitka and Vasilief Rock in Kodiak Island were named after him.
There are other geographic features in the coast of Alaska and the Aleutians bearing the name" Vasilief", but it is not clear after which Vasiliev they were named.
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Ivan Vasiliev
Ivan Vladimirovitch Vasiliev is a Russian ballet dancer.
Born in Vladivostok, in 9 January 1989, he graduated from the Bielorussian Ballet School in 2006.
Early on, he won prizes that include First Prize and Best Dancer Prize at the Arabesque-96 Ballet Competition in Perm in 2005, First Prize at the Moscow International Ballet Competition in 2006, Special Distinction of the Varna International Ballet Competition in 2006, Rising Star of Soul of Dance Award in 2008, one of "25 to Watch" of Dance Magazine 2008, Benois Prix de la Danse in 2009, Virtuosity Prize of International Dance Open in Saint Peterburg in 2010, followed by the Grand Prix the following year, Best Dancer of 2011 UK Critic's Award.
In 2014 he was granted the title of "Honoured Artist of Russia".
In 2015, by public poll, he was awarded Discovery of the Year QG Prize, for his first ballet evening as choreographer.
Vasiliev joined the Bolshoi Ballet in the end of 2006, as first soloist.
When 2010 came to an end he had already performed the leading roles in Le Corsaire, Flames of Paris, Don Quixote, Giselle, La Fille Mal-Gardée, Spartacus, Petrouchka, The Nutcracker, La Esmeralda, La Bayadére and been promoted to the rank of principal of Bolshoi Ballet; he was the last dancer to be coached by Roland Petit in the role of Le Jeune Homme, and had joined The Kings of The Dance international group of male dancer stars.
Ivan Vasiliev and Natalia Osipova, his then-fiancée left their company in the end of 2011, in the search for wider artistic horizons.
They both became principals of Mikhailovsky Theatre, in Saint Petersburg, with plenty of freedom to perform worldwide as guests.
Vasiliev became regular guest principal in American Ballet Theatre, La Scala di Milano and Bolshoi.
He also performed leading roles in Mariinsky Theatre, Stanislavsky Theatre, Novosibirsk Theatre, English National Ballet, Bayrisches Staatsballet, Australian Ballet.
The Kings of The Dance initiative brought him through many countries during 5 years.
In 2015 he became regular principal also in the Novosibirsk Theatre.
Beginning in 2015, Vasiliev started to dedicate himself to choreography too.
He staged an evening in the spring of 2015 with short pieces, an evening with 3 one-act ballets in the spring with 2016, and a full length Christmas ballet the following winter.
In May 2016, one more one-act ballet was presented in the scope of Project for Young Choreographers in Bolshoi.
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Question: Where does Ivan Vasiliev's wife work at?
Answer: Royal Ballet