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"World records are the name of the game here." Her coach Ian Pope predicted Guehrer would challenge the 26sec barrier with a little more experience in the event. Full Article at The Australian
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SOUTH Africa's athletes have been thrown a lifeline to continue competing around the world even though Athletics South Africa has been suspended in the fallout to the Caster Semenya affair. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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Olympic and world sprint champion Usain Bolt of Jamaica holds a three-month old cheetah at the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) headquarters in Kenya's capital Nairobi November 2, 2009. View Photo »
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One of the club's visions is to send a minimum of 10 marathon and track-and-field athletes to the next Olympic Games to be hosted in the United Kingdom in 2010.
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When Hasely Crawford won the 100m gold medal at the 1976 Olympics, little did he know or perhaps care that then Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeau was the person responsible for bringing the Games to that city. Full Article at Trinidad and Tobago Express
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Pete 11/08/2009 Pete 11/02/2009, Folly Beach, SC 10/28/2009, Cindy & Henry's pier Pete & Pokey 10/27/2009, A salute to our new friends 10/26/2009, Whiteside Creek, Mile 452... Full Article at Sail Blogs
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Kipkurui Joephat led a procession of Kenyans to victory in the Athens Classic Marathon on Sunday while Japan's Ozaki Akemi won the women's race. Full Article at SuperSport
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NAIROBI, KENYA - NOVEMBER 2: In this handout photograph provided by the Zeitz Foundation, Usain Bolt the Olympic and world sprint champion holds a cheetah cub at the headquarters of the Kenyan Wildlife Service on November 2, 2009 in Nairobi, Kenya. View Photo »
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He was literally crawling on the floor, room to room, after the Olympic trials marathon
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South Africa's George du Rand smashed the 200 metres backstroke short course world record while Cameron van der Burgh and Roland Schoeman clocked meet records on the second and final day of the Fina Swimming World Cup leg in Moscow, Russia on Saturday. Full Article at iAfrica.com
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This morning at 10, the UAA women's basketball team will suit up for a game at one of the country's most storied and hostile basketball arenas, against one of the sport's giants: Duke University. Full Article at Anchorage Daily News
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NAIROBI, KENYA - NOVEMBER 2: In this handout photograph provided by the Zeitz Foundation, Usain Bolt the Olympic and world sprint champion holds a cheetah cub at the headquarters of the Kenyan Wildlife Service on November 2, 2009 in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Puma athletic gear Jochen Zeitz listens during a ceremony where he received a certificate of adoption at the animal orphanage at the headquarters of the Kenyan Wildlife Service in Nairobi on November 2, 2009.
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Athletics sensation and current 100 meters world record holder Usain Bolton (C) walks with Kenyan Prime Minister Railda Odinga (L) and Odinga's daughter Rosemary (2R) while entering the animal orphanage at the headquarters of the Kenyan Wildlife Service in Nairobi on November 2, 2009.
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One of the club's visions is to send a minimum of 10 marathon and track-and-field athletes to the next Olympic Games to be hosted in the United Kingdom in 2010.
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He was literally crawling on the floor, room to room, after the Olympic trials marathon
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There are people out there [who hate me] who don’t even know me. That is something I always talked about but never believed until I came through the Athens Olympics [she failed to finish the marathon]. Why would I have entered [Birmingham] if I did not have that interest [in representing her country]? I...
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Back in 1948, it was in London that India took part in the Olympic Games for the first time as an independent nation. It was in Cardiff, Wales, that India claimed its first Commonwealth Games gold medal when Milkha Singh won the 400m race in 1958
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We have also reached an agreement with Olympic Council of Asia to host some of the Asian Beach Games events in Muscat like triathlon, marathon swimming, kabaddi, body-building and woodball. The preparations are in progress to successfully organise these event
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I remember going to a track meet at University of Florida and seeing Olympians run in the fast heat right before me ... It’s a motivating experience to know that you are running on the same track as Olympic athletes. I don’t look at it as though I won’t be able to win the race, I want to see how I stack...
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I want to compete in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio in the marathon ... I will start developing those skills more when I graduate. I excel at longer distances and think if I can keep improving, I can match the world's best.
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I’m actually excited to perform in Dublin, Ireland - I have this charity event that I hold - that’s a 5k run to raise awareness for the Special Olympics. I did the first one in San Antonio and it was really cool - we’ll be doing the second one in Dublin, so I’m excited to do that and get that started ag...
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intense, personal campaigning - much like the final sprint to lobby the (International Olympic Committee) members.
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I've been working on my javelin for probably about eight years now, so if they get it here, I can't imagine, in six more years, how good I'll be able to throw a javelin. If they get it here, I'd have the home field advantage ... It'd be really neat to get the Olympics here in Chicago.
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For me, this is beyond exciting because here we are, just hours away from a decision that could be a landmark in Chicago history ... For us to be able to host the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games would be what my grandmother used to call our crowning glory -- something that certainly would be worthy of...
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My imagery is so vivid and intense six weeks before the first race ... The Olympics are coming so soon I'm mentally preparing and thinking that I'm going to a classic sprint (which she won at the 2006 Turin Olympics).
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Nobody loves sports like the people of Chicago -- trust me ... I have spent endless hours .... in front of baseball TV games, you name it. Whether it's football or soccer, baseball, boxing or a good marathon -- Chicagoans know how to enjoy sports..... And I know that Barack and I would feel such tremend...
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