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Road Cycling: Olympic Handbook of Sports Medicine
A Basic Guide to Cycling (Official U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Series)
Cycling, Shooting, and Show Jumping (The Olympic Sports) by Jason Page, 2008-03-15
Cycling Reader (Easy Olympic Sports Readers) by United States Olympic Committee, 2004-11-03
Cycling Shooting & Show Jumpin (Olympic Sports) by Jason Page, 2008-03
Speed Skating (Winter Olympic Sports) by Joseph Gustaitis, 2009-08
Olympic Gangster: The Legend of Jose Beyaert - Cycling Champion, Fortune Hunter and Outlaw by Matt Rendell, 2009-07-01
Bicycling America's National Parks: Oregon and Washington: The Best Road and Trail Rides from Crater Lake to Olympic National Park by David Story, 2001-02
The Complete Book of Road Cycling & Racing by Willard Peveler, 2008-08-08
Snowboard (Winter Olympic Sports) by Joseph Gustaitis, 2009-08
Biathlon, Cross-Country, Ski Jumping, and Nordic Combined (Winter Olympic Sports) by Kylie Burns, 2009-08
Figure Skating (Winter Olympic Sports) by Joseph Gustaitis, 2009-08
Cycling (True Books-Sports) by Christin Ditchfield, 2000-03
Blood Sports The inside dope on drugs in sport by Robin Parisotto, 2010-06-10

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Portal Of The Principality Of Liechtenstein - Sports - Baron Eduard Von Falz-Fei
in 16 Olympic Games in various functions! His second athletic passion was for cycling.As a Parisian cycling champion and acquaintance of many European sports
http://www.liechtenstein.li/en/eliechtenstein_main_sites/portal_fuerstentum_liec

Extractions: Home News Service Legal notice ... Deutsch Sports Sports history Organization of sports Promotion of sports Sports associations and clubs ... Golden Laurels Baron Eduard von Falz-Fein Xaver Frick Legal basis all topics Portal ... Golden Laurels / Baron Eduard von Falz-Fein Baron Eduard von Falz-Fein For many years, Baron Eduard von Falz-Fein was a "sports diplomat" who established and cultivated many diverse international relationships for Liechtenstein sports. He rendered particularly outstanding services for the Olympic movement in Liechtenstein. Using his professional and family ties to the International Olympic Committee (IOC), he was the driving force when Liechtenstein, which was not a member of the IOC, participated in the Olympic Games for the first time. An Olympic Committee was founded in Liechtenstein a year before in 1935, where Baron von Falz-Fein served as Vice President. According to Eduard von Falz-Fein, the results were modest the first few times Liechtenstein participated in the Olympics, but he always believed that even a small country could achieve success through hard work and luck. Today we know that his perseverance has proven to be correct: The gold, silver, and bronze medals that Liechtenstein has won at the Olympics demonstrate this. Baron von Falz-Fein has always been particularly committed to the Olympic movement and idea: "Taking part is everything!" This is underscored in a most impressive way by the fact that he participated in 16 Olympic Games in various functions!
Books On The Olympic Games
A Basic Guide to cycling (Official US Olympic Committee sports Series)US Olympic Committee, Richard D. Burns (Editor) Listed under cycling.
http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/sport/olympic_games.htm
Amateur Sports-Olympics - QVC Sports
QVC sports Amateur sportsolympics. Amateur sports-olympics - QVC sports.Amateur sports-olympics Picture, Item, Your Price, More Info.
http://malls.in-the-market.com/Amateur-Sports-Olympics-0.htm

Extractions: This Jesse Owens bear celebrates the legendary athlete who, in 1935, broke three world records and tied a fourth, all within a 70 minute time span. Cooperstown Bears has crafted this bear from brown mohair that is tipped in black. He has black glass eyes, tan suede paw pads and a fully-jointed body. In 1936, Jesse won every event he entered. He stands proud as he crosses the finish line wearing his Olympic track and field uniform. He comes complete with his own gold metal. Jesse stands 18H. Limited Edition of 1000 bears. Made in Indonesia. In 1984 Peter Vidmar led the US men's gymnastics team to its first-ever gold medal. Cooperstown Bears honors Vidmar with this ivory plush teddy. He has tan suede paw pads, black glass eyes and a fully-jointed body. He is dressed in a bear-sized replica of the original knit gymnastic uniform worn by Peter Vidmar in the 1984 Olympics. He comes complete with a golden medal. Measures 21H. Limited Edition of 2000. Made in Indonesia. In 1984 Scott Hamilton won the first gold medal in men's figure skating for the US in 24 years. Cooperstown Bears honors this world-class figure skater with this ivory plush teddy. He has black glass eyes, tan suede paw pads and a fully-jointed body. He is dressed in a bear-sized replica of the original royal blue knit uniform worn by Hamilton. A golden medal hangs from his neck. He stands proudly at 21H. Limited Edition of 2000. Made in Indonesia.
Sport.iafrica.com | Olympics | News 'The Gentleman' Comes Full Cycle
olympics The Gentleman comes full cycle Posted Sun, 15 Jul taking the most powerfuljob in global sports. growth but also by the olympics biggest corruption
http://sport.iafrica.com/olympics/news/529828.htm

Extractions: Communities: [ h o m e ] Africa Afrikaans Aids Wise Business Cars Careers Cooltech Dating Easy Money Entertainment Fun Stuff Games Highlife Men Motoring My Money News Sport Talk Travel Weather Win Women Services: Book Airtickets Car Hire Chat Online Classifieds Directories Ecards Homeloans Mobile Magic myiafrica.com Shop Online Search Posted Sun, 15 Jul 2001 Life has come full circle for Juan Antonio Samaranch. In Moscow in 1980, as a little-known Spanish diplomat, he was elected the seventh president of the International Olympic Committee, taking the most powerful job in global sports. Twenty-one years later, now a well-known world figure, Samaranch has returned to Moscow to finish a term marked by unprecedented growth but also by the Olympics' biggest corruption scandal. Committee members will choose his successor in a secret ballot tomorrow, the anniversary of his election and one day before his 81st birthday. The last few months have been full of farewell ceremonies and accolades from Olympic bodies around the world to which Samaranch jokingly refers as "funeral services".
Brama, Gateway Ukraine, Sports
, Athletics Scott signals her intent to realise Olympic dream (Glasgow Herald).05/23/2004. , cycling Petacchi matches Giro best (BBC Sport).
http://www.brama.com/sports/

Extractions: National Olympic Committee of Ukraine Winter Medals 1992-Present W'2002 XIX Salt Lake City W'1998 XVIII Nagano W'1994 XVII Lillehammer W'1992 XVI Albertville Summer Medals 1992-Present S'2000 XXVII Sydney S'1996 XXVI Atlanta S'1992 XXV Barcelona Future Games Athens, Greece 2004 Summer XXVIII Torino, Italy 2006 Winter XX Beijing, China 2008 Summer XXIX Official Websites ... TSN (Can) Olympics SPECIAL OLYMPICS Special Olympics Official Special Olympics UKRAINE Future Games Dublin, Ireland Summer 2003
Feminist Majority Foundation
Courtesy of USOC Online. Cara Dunne, US Blind Skiing cycling CaraDunne has medaled in both winter and summer Olympic sports. She
http://www.feminist.org/sports/Dunne.html

Extractions: Cara Dunne has medaled in both winter and summer Olympic sports . She is both a skier and a cyclist, and enjoys all types of outdoor activities. Dunne's most remarkable feature in the world of sports, however, is that she has raced through these events blind Retinoblastoma, a cancer of the eye, took Dunne's sight away when she was five years old. Two years later, Dunne tried out her first pair of skis. By nine, she was stepping into the starting gate of a slalom, ready to race. Dunne spent eight years on the U.S. Disabled Alpine Ski Team , but proved that she could tackle the same challenges faced by able-bodied athletes. In a competition in Vail, Colorado, she showed race staff that she could ski the same "downhill" course as champion skiers Billy Kidd and Holly Flanders. Dunne became the first ever diabled skier to perform at an able-bodied event Totally blind skiers must ski with a sighted guide who can direct them down the slope. Most, used to ski with their guide behind them, shouting out directions. Dunne changed all of this after an incident where she skiied toward the timekeeper and knocked him off his chair. She was skiing with her stepfather at the time and they decided to have him ski in front of her. That way she could hear that he had not run into anything and knew that she would not, either. At age eleven, after being ridiculed for her new technique for two years, Dunne was selected to represent the U.S. Disabled Alpine Ski Team in
IHT: Roundup: Cycling; Olympics; Boxing; Soccer; Cricket
cycling Rodriguez sprints to a Giro victory Fred feels is too lenient.(Reuters) THREESPORTS baseball, softball they would remain on the Olympic program at
http://www.iht.com/articles/520367.htm

Extractions: At its executive committee Monday in Paris, soccer's world governing body repeated its position that each doping case should be dealt with individually. WADA agrees with that but insists on keeping the right to appeal against any decision taken on doping by FIFA that WADA feels is too lenient.(Reuters) THREE SPORTS- baseball, softball and modern pentathlon - were assured Monday that they would remain on the Olympic program at least through the 2008 Beijing Games. Barring serious ethical violations or failure to uphold anti-doping rules, the International Olympic Committee said no sport would be dropped before the 2012 Games. (AP)
Sports Tickets,concert Tickets,theater Tickets At Razorgator
cycling Road W Indv l Time Trial, 8/18/2004 Wednesday 100pm, VouliagmeniOlympic Centre, Not For Sale. cycling Road M Indv l Time Trial,
http://www.razorgator.com/shop/list_event.asp?mode=pfriendly&categoryid=AT2004
Sydney 2000 Olympics - Sports Menu
Sydney 2000 olympics sports Menu - Website accessibility. Demonstrationshowing two options for implementing Website accessibility
http://www.tomw.net.au/2000/sports.html

Extractions: Sydney 2000 Olympics - Sports Menu - Website accessibility Demonstration showing two options for implementing Website accessibility guidelines in the menu of sports By Tom Worthington http://www.tomw.net.au/2000/sports.html The purpose of this document is to demonstrate methods for implementing Website accessibility guidelines for the Olympic games web site . Specifically methods to provide a text alternative for the menu of sports is shown. In this implementation, a ALT tag with the name of the sport is added to each rectangular region of the existing image map. As an example, alt="Archery" is added to the first area: < AREA shape="rect" coords="1,1,80,12" href=http://www.olympics.com/eng/sports/AR/home.html" alt="Archery" There is no change in the appearance of the menu for most users. However, the effect of including the ALT tags is that a browser can display the text labels in place of the graphics, if required: Simple hypertext links are used for the name of each sport: Archery These instructions could be used in a simple list of sports, or in a table as show below. The list has been changed to run alphabetically across the columns, rather than down, to aid braille readers (which read one line of horizontal text at a time). The colour of the table background and text can be changed to match that of the current graphic. However, those colours may be difficult for some people to read:
Channelnewsasia.com
sports News ». Time is GMT + 8 hours Posted 29 January 2004 2307 hrs OlympicsFootball, cycling still reticent on world antidoping effort WADA
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_sports/view/68614/1/.html

Extractions: Soccer: FIFA ready to sign world anti-doping code in May Cycling: Tour de France chief calls for WADA bans Cycling: WADA president Pound sets sights on doping in cycling LAUSANNE : World football's governing body FIFA still has qualms about two year doping bans despite its announcement that it is ready to sign up to global rules by May, the World Anti-Doping Agency indicated.
ESPN.com: Olympics
New York's Games? A new stadium would be built on Manhattan's far west side. The Big Apple has the plans. It has the vision. Now, despite the distinct disadvantages of politics and geography, it has
http://espn.go.com/oly
BBC SPORT | Olympics 2004
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/olympics_2004/
INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - SPORTS
Olympic sports Choose a sport.
http://www.olympic.org/uk/sports/programme/disciplines_uk.asp?DiscCode=CR
Sport Information
Name, Games, Sport, Discipline, Medal. E Gray, 1928, cycling, 1000m Time Trial,Bronze. S Eadie Darren Hill Gary Neiwand, 2000, cycling, Olympic Sprint, Bronze.
http://www.ausport.gov.au/info/factsheets/omwcyc.htm

Extractions: Australian Olympic Medal Tally - Cycling Male Medal Winner Female Medal Winners Back to Tally Homepage Australian Olympic Cycling Medal Tally Year Total Medals Won Gold Silver Bronze Male Female Total Medals Won Gold Silver Bronze Male Female Cycling Female Medal Winners - Cycling Name Games Sport Discipline Medal Kathy Watt Cycling Ind. Road Race Gold Kathy Watt Cycling 3000m Ind. Pursuit Silver Michelle Ferris Cycling Sprint Silver Lucy Tyler-Sharman Cycling Women's Point Race Bronze Michelle Ferris Cycling 500m Time Trial Silver Male Medal Winners - Cycling Name Games Sport Discipline Medal E Gray Cycling 1000m Time Trial Bronze E Gray Cycling 1000m Time Trial Gold L Cox
UK Online - Official ISP Of The Olympics
official cycle race is believed to have taken place in Paris in 1868. The sport sboom in the late 19th century made it a natural for the first modern Olympic
http://www.ukonline.net/olympics/?art=sportwatch&page=sportcode&sportid=8
- SouthAfrica.info
SouthAfrica.info South Africa's official internet gateway - What's Happening Sport
http://www.southafrica.info/what_happening/sports/

Extractions: Monday marked the start of Red Bull Big Wave Africa 2004, a 21-day challenge that sees six South African and six international surfers taking on Cape Town's "Dungeons", a deep water reef that moulds the huge swells generated by the infamous Roaring Forties into the biggest rideable waves on the coast of Africa.
Cycling News - Topix.net
Enterprise 8 hours ago - It s not Lance Armstrong and the Tour de France, butit may be as close as most in this area will come to the sport of cycling.
http://www.topix.net/cycling

Extractions: The Age - 20 hours ago - Spain's Iban Mayo underlined his ambitions to win this week's Dauphine Libere on Sunday by winning the 5.7-kilometre prologue in front of Americans Tyler Hamilton and Lance Armstrong. See also: Sports More Sports Lance Armstrong Tyler Hamilton ... Rodriquez tries to become two-time USPRO Cycling championship winner St. Paul Pioneer Press - Saturday June 5 - Olympian Eric Heiden won the first USPRO Cycling Championships back in 1985. Five-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong says his victory here in 1993 was a turning point in his ... See also: Sports More Sports Lance Armstrong Armstrong Promotes Cancer Research
BBC SPORT | Other Sport
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/default.stm
Pic's Journey Comes Full Cycle (washingtonpost.com)
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A9349-2004May7.html

Extractions: Saturday, May 8, 2004; Page D01 When Tina Pic, all of 4 or 5, first had the training wheels removed from her bicycle and tried to wobble through the streets of her native Alexandria, she would fall, and get back up. Fall, and get back up. "Always," said her father, Albert Mayolo. When she finally gravitated to cycling full time, she did so only with serious misgivings, the kind that come from cruising elbow-to-pointy-elbow at 35 or 40 mph over hard, black pavement. "I was like, 'Oh, I don't want to hit the ground,' " she said the other day. Yet, inevitably, she did. One year, she broke her collarbone. Three times. But when Pic climbs back on her bike today for the CapTech Classic in Richmond, she will have, long ago, put behind her the one fall that could have knocked her off her bike for good. At times, she couldn't sleep. By her own admission, she couldn't fly down a hill, couldn't sail into a corner, couldn't train properly or think correctly or handle what had become her professional life. She had always gotten back up before. Would she now?

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