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Skiing Olympic Sports:     more books (71)

Sporene Videre by Sigmund Rudd, Birger Rudd, 1945 Winter Forecast.(2002 Winter Olympics economic effects in Utah): An article from: Utah Business by F.S. Brewer, 2001-10-01 Alain Baxter Unfinished Business: The Authorised Biography of Britain's Olympic Skier by Andrew Ross, 2005-11-03 Gold rush: The economic outcome of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.(Salt Lake City, Utah)(Statistical Data Included)(Cover Story): An article from: Utah Business by Mark H. White, 2002-04-01 Extreme Surfing (Extreme Sports-No Limits!) by John Crossingham, Bobbie Kalman, 2003-10 Olympic Freestyle Skiers of Austria: Margarita Marbler, Andreas Matt, Katharina Gutensohn, Thomas Zangerl, Karin Huttary, Markus Wittner Lebanese Alpine Skiers: Olympic Alpine Skiers of Lebanon, Chirine Njeim, Ghassan Achi, Ibrahim Jaja Yugoslav Alpine Skiers: Olympic Alpine Skiers of Yugoslavia, Bojan Krizaj, Rok Petrovic, Dragan Perovic, Ciril Pracek, Tomaz Cizman Slovenian Cross-Country Skiers: Olympic Cross-Country Skiers of Slovenia, Petra Majdic, Tone Pogacnik, Vesna Fabjan, Teja Gregorin When a Father Loves Gold by Tomislav Birtic, 2010-02-05 Snowball's Chance: The Story of the 1960 Olympic Winter Games by David C. Antonucci, 2009-11-16 Nancy Greene: Alpine Skiing, Canada's Athletes of the 20th Century, Ottawa, Ontario, Rossland, British Columbia, Winter Olympic Games, List of Canadian University Leaders, Giant Slalom Skiing Spoeene Videre by Sigmund Ruud, Birger Ruud, 1945 Cross-Country Ski Conditioning by Bob Woodward, 1981-09

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81. Kelly Jefferson's Olympic Pins Tour - Sport Pins
    This oversized pin features alpine skiing at the 2002 winter the year frame the SaltLake olympic logo and the bottom note the particular games and the sport.  
    http://kelly.jefferson.net/olympics/pinssport.htm
    
    Extractions: I have never seen so many pins from one Olympiad as from the 1980 summer games in Moscow. They are made of a lightweight metal, possibly aluminum, and come in sets of different shapes and sizes. My favorite is the dangle-style, like the field hockey pin above left. The others shown are yachting, shooting, gymnastics, equestrian, water polo, and fencing. Here are a couple sport team pins I especially like. The first is a bilingual Russian diving team pin from Atlanta, very interesting in shape and styling. The other is a more traditional USA track and field pin, undated but associated with the sponsorship of Coca-Cola. When Vi and I started collecting pins in Atlanta, we wanted to have pins depicting the events we attended: rowing, basketball, and baseball. Vi chose pins with the green Atlanta '96 logo, like the rowing pin at far left.

82. Finnish Olympic Committee - State's Grants For Athletes
    State s Grant Athletes in 2004. Athletes of Summer olympic sports. Athletes of Winterolympic sports. Athletes of Nonolympic sports (6). Paralympic Athletes (8).  
    http://www.noc.fi/english/elite_sports/state_s_grants_for_athletes/?NDD=1

83. Nordic Skiing - Encyclopedia Article About Nordic Skiing. Free Access, No Regist
    Nordic skiing is a term that includes the olympic The olympic Games area multisport event taking place every fourth year. Originally  
    http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Nordic skiing
    
    Extractions: Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Nordic skiing is a term that includes the Olympic The Olympic Games are a multi-sport event taking place every fourth year. Originally held in ancient Greece, they were revived by French Baron Pierre de Coubertin in the late 19th century. The Games of the Olympiad, better known as the Summer Olympics, have been held every fourth year since 1896, with the exception of the years during the World Wars. A special edition for winter sports, the Winter Olympic Games, started in 1924; since 1994 these are no longer held in the same year as the Games of the Olympiad.

84. Freestyle Skiing - Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympic Games Coverage
    storied history. Freestyle skiing became an olympic sport in 1992with the introduction of single mogul competitions. Two years  
    http://deseretnews.com/oly/fski/0,3991,,00.html

85. Sports - Waterloo/Cedar Falls Public Libraries
    sports USA, Extreme sports, Fishing. Football, Golf, Hiking, Hockey. HorsebackRiding Holidays, Hunting, Inline Skating, Nordic skiing. Olympics, Outdoor Adventures,  
    http://www.wplwloo.lib.ia.us/sports.html
    
    Extractions: Histories and pictures of past and present ballparks, stadiums, and arenas. Emphasis on baseball, but also includes pro and college football, basketball, hockey, and golf. CBS.SportsLine.com CNN/SI from CNN and Sports Illustrated ESPN.com FansOnly: Total College Sports ... HickokSports.com (Includes "histories of all North American sports, with lists of champions, records, award winners, and Olympic gold medalists," "biographies of almost everybody who is, or was, anybody in North American and Olympic sports, with stats and records," "glossaries of words and phrases, organized by sport," "a calendar showing what happened in sports on every day of the year, with birthdates and death dates," trivia questions and an on-line trivia game, "quotes from sports figures and other folks talking about sports, some funny, some wise," and more!) MSNBC Sports Mysportsguru.com - Sports instruction, free lessons from sports gurus

86. Probert Encyclopaedia: Sport (N-S)
    Slalom is a form of skiing competition in which competitors The foot race at the Olympicgames was a stadium in to mean any permanent arena for sports and games  
    http://www.probertencyclopaedia.com/O4.HTM
    
    Extractions: Browse: General Information Actors People Gazetteer ... Dictionary (Translations provided by freetranslation.com Nacional are an Association Football team in Montevideo . They were formed in 1899 by the amalgamation of Defensor FC and Montevideo FC. In Mountaineering , Naismith's Rule is a rule of thumb for calculating the time needed for a climbing expedition, allowing 1 hour for every 3 miles of distance plus 1 hour for every 2000 feet of height. Napoleon or Nap is a British trick-taking card game for three or more players which appeared during the 19th century after the Battle of Waterloo , and in which each of which receives five cards each and subsequently bids how many tricks they will take, five tricks being bid is called a 'Napoleon'. The player who bids the highest number of tricks chooses trumps and tries to win at least that many tricks. If a player has bid Napoleon, a subsequent player may bid ' Wellington ' which is also to win five tricks, but they bid more money (usually ten units). A player does not have to bid to win any tricks, they may pass instead. If all players pass the cards are returned to the dealer, shuffled and redealt. If the bidder wins the number of tricks declared, each other player pays them that number, three if they bid three tricks, four for four and five for Napoleon or ten for Wellington. Alternatively, if the bidder fails to win the declared number of tricks, he pays each other player the same amount as they would have paid him. The game of Napoleon is particularly played in the south-east of

87. Telegraph | Sport
    olympic bronze medal for a positive drugs test if he had exploited a littleusedwindow in the scrutiny of prohibited drugs in sport. 26 Feb 2004 skiing  
    http://www.sport.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?menuId=69&menuItemId=2589&view

88. Winter Olympics - 2002
    USE THE MENU BAR BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT olympic sports. Select a sport.  
    http://cfapp.rockymountainnews.com/winterOlympics02/index.cfm?property=scripps&v

89. TSN.ca - Generic - Canada's Sports Leader
    The most comprehensive site on the internet for sports from a Canadian perspective.  
    http://www.tsn.ca/news_Story.asp?ID=76399

90. ESPN.com: Olympics
    Matted Replies. Gardner's olympic hopes are pinned on winning Sunday. Challengers will try to wrench olympic spots from the U.S. champions Sunday. With two wins Saturday, Rulon Gardner earned a rematch with Dremiel Byers. olympic SPORTSAmerica's CupTour de FranceNEWS WIRESolympicsCyclingFigure SkatingGymnasticsSkiingTrack FieldMESSAGE SoccernetScoresolympic SportsWNBA PreviewScoresBoxingOutdoors  
    http://espn.go.com/oly

91. Espnet SportsZone More Sports
    http://espn.go.com/editors/other

92. Spotlight Sport - Alpine Skiing
    the Official Salt Lake City Winter Olympics Web site rules and biographies of alpineskiing athletes. compiled excellent information about the sport of alpine  
    http://www.edgate.com/wintergames/design/spotlight_sport/alpski.htm
    
    Extractions: People began strapping skis to their feet as far back as 5,000 years ago. Englishman Sir Arnold Lunn and Austrian Hannes Schneider invented modern alpine racing. Lunn, a son of a London travel agent, spent his years traveling through the Alps and envisioning racing through the majestic range. Lunn organized the first slalom in 1922 in Muerren, Switzerland, and joined forces with Schneider two years later to organize the race that would become the first Olympic alpine event. Alpine skiing is among the most exciting Olympics events and was introduced to the Olympic program at the 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Games with a men's and women's combined event, featuring a downhill and two slalom runs. After the cancellation of the following two Games because of war, alpine skiing returned to St. Moritz with a program of six events. The Oslo Games in 1952 welcomed giant slalom to the program and marked the departure of the combined event. The combined event did not return until 1988.

93. SLAM! NAGANO: Cross-Country Skiing
    NAGANO CrossCountry skiing. cross-country skier Bjorn Dahlie won two gold medalsin Nagano, giving him a record eight gold medals in his three Winter Olympics.  
    http://www.canoe.ca/SlamNaganoCrossCountrySkiing/home.html

94. BBC SPORT | Winter Olympics 2002 | Alpine Skiing
    himelf into the record books by becoming the only Alpine skier to have won sevenOlympic medals. Kostelic s downhill surprise BBC Sport s skiing expert Martin  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/winterolympics2002/hi/english/alpine_skiing/default.stm

95. 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics
    Graduating from Extreme Sport to olympic Sport in 1992, freestyleskiing continues to grow in popularity. As people watch Freestyle  
    http://www.go-utah.com/olympics/sport/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: Provided below are introductions to each of the 15 Olympic Winter Sports. Click on any sport name for a complete schedule of competition. Venue: Biathlon Soldier Hollow The exhaustion and exertion of cross-country ski racing interrupted by a need for precision marksmanship. This sport has several events involving different distances and individual or team competitions. Bobsleigh Utah Olympic Park 4 man, 2 man, and for the first time 2 woman teams race down the 1300 meter long ice track. Experiencing in excess of 4 G's and racing at more than 95mph (155kph) the team with the lowest combined time of 4 runs wins. Cross-Country Skiing Soldier Hollow More than a dozen events using different styles of skiing, different starting formats and different distances from 1.5km to 50km. There are team relays and individual competition. Curling Ice Sheet at Ogden A game of stratagy played on ice. There are four members on a team and the point of the game is to slide your 42 pound stones closer to the target than your opponent. While one member slides the stones, other team members sweep the ice in front of the stone to help it come to rest as close to the target as possible. Downhill Skiing (Alpine) Deer Valley Snowbasin Park City Mtn.

96. Special Olympics Maryland - Inspire Greatness
    Alpine skiing was first introduced as an Official Special OlympicsWinter Sport at the 1977 World Games in Steamboat Springs, CO.  
    http://www.somd.org/competition/SportDefinitions/AlpineSkiing.html
    
    Extractions: COMPETITION Sports Competition Sports by Season Spring Sports Summer Sports ... Sports Development Alpine Skiing is an exciting winter sport that challenges the athlete's ability and coordination for racing down a mountain. High level Special Olympics Alpine Skiing athletes may reach speeds of up to 64 kilometers per hour. The 1997 Special Olympics World Winter Games provided a stage for over 300 athletes to compete in Alpine Skiing events. Alpine Skiing was first introduced as an Official Special Olympics Winter Sport at the 1977 World Games in Steamboat Springs, CO. Since those games, the number of athletes competing in Special Olympics Alpine Skiing has grown by 300 percent. Today, it is estimated that there are 15,000 athletes competing in Alpine Skiing throughout 50 countries worldwide. The following briefly describes the different events offered in Special Olympics Alpine Skiing: The events offered by Special Olympics in Alpine Skiing have increased to accommodate every ability level of athlete interested in competing. Three different ability levels of athletes compete in the downhill, slalom and giant slalom events. For each of these categories, the courses are set to be appropriate for advanced, intermediate or novice ability athletes.

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