61. Times Online - Sport emphasise that Rogge has expressed the wish to insure all future games against cancellation.The Athens Organising Committee for the olympic games (Athoc) is http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,12789-1080023,00.html

NI_IFRAME('Top'); ARCHIVE CLASSIFIED SHOPPING PROMOTIONS ... WEATHER Search document.write(epaperButton); document.write(closing); SPORT Athletics Athens 2004 Cricket Euro 2004 ... Specials TIMES ONLINE Home News Britain World ... Site Map SPECIAL REPORTS Investor's Centre Business Travel Wireless Technology Urban Confidence ... UK Business Week NI_AD('BottomLeft'); Athens 2004 April 19, 2004 Like watching paint dry: a bystander waits patiently for heavy lifting equipment to roll a section of roofing into place over the main Olympic stadium yesterday. It is the painfully slow process of construction work in Athens that has in part caused the IOC to seek an insurance policy against cancellation of the Games By Laura Peek THE International Olympic Committee (IOC) is seeking insurance to cover the Olympic Games in Athens in case they are called off, The Times has learnt. Athens 2004 would be the first modern Olympiad to be insured against cancellation. The decision comes amid growing fears about increasing construction delays and concerns that Greek security may not be up to scratch. NI_MPU('middle');

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63. The Ancient Olympic Games And The 1896 Games: Differences And Future Prospects 71.123141 The Ancient olympic games and the 1896 games Differencesand future Prospects. by Dr Maxwell L. Howell (Canada), Professor http://www.ioa.leeds.ac.uk/1970s/71123.htm

71.123-141 The Ancient Olympic Games and the 1896 Games: Differences and Future Prospects by Dr Maxwell L. Howell (Canada), Professor, Chairman of the Physical Education Department of the University of Alberta It is widely held that the Ancient Olympic Games began at Olympia in 776 B.C. and were held every four years until banned by the Emperor Theodosius I in A.D. 394. The last Games were, according to this opinion, in A.D. 393. The Games were, supposedly, the 293rd, and had continued for 1168 years. Next year, in Munich, we will be celebrating only the 20th modern Olympic Games, which have existed for some 75 years. Many historians believe that the Ancient Games started earlier and finished later, but for the purposes of this paper this will not be debated. The events of the Ancient Games over the time period cited varied. In 776 B.C., for example, only the stade race was run, and events were added as the years went on. However a certain pattern emerged, and this one will be developed. Again, there are differences of opinion on this subject. The opinion of Drees has been relied on, in the main, though even he admits that the reconstruction can only be considered, a "more or less satisfactory sequence"

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65. Summer Olympic Games - Encyclopedia Article About Summer Olympic Games. Free Acc This celebration is not commonly accepted as being olympic games, but they certainlypositively contributed to the success of future games after the less http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Summer Olympic Games

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Summer Olympic Games Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The Summer Olympic Games are an international multi-sport event A multi-sport event is an competition in which athletes compete in a number of different sports. The first modern multi-sport event organised were the Olympic Games, organised by the International Olympic Committee (est. 1894) for the first time in 1896 in Athens, Greece. After some badly organised celebrations (1900, 1904), the Olympics became very popular. The number of sports, initially only a few, is still growing. Click the link for more information. held every four years, organised by the International Olympic Committee Alternative meanings at IOC (disambiguation) The International Olympic Committee is an organization created by Pierre de Coubertin in 1894 to reinstate the ancient Olympic Games held in Greece, and organise this sports event every four years. The IOC receives its operating funds through advertising and merchandising Olympic memorabilia, as well as through sale of rights to the media who report on the occurrences at the Olympic games. Click the link for more information.

66. Support For Olympic Truce cooperation with Greece. Its mission, the difficult task of promotingthe olympic Truce in all future olympic games. Its hope, to http://www.olympictruce.org/html/mandela_world_cultures.html

NELSON MANDELA AND PERSONALITIES FROM THE WORLD OF CULTURE IN SUPPORT FOR THE OLYMPIC TRUCE On Wednesday, 19 June 2002, at 12:30 p.m. at the Athens Music Hall, the International Olympic Truce Centre and the Foreign Minister for Greece andTruce Centre Vice-Chairman George Papandreou will be hosting an event for the worldwide dissemination of the Olympic Truce message, in the presence of former South African President Nelson Mandela. At the event, Nelson Mandela will be honoured for his invaluable contributions to the cause of World Peace. The event will also constitute the launch of a signature drive in support for the Olympic Truce among personalities from the field of Culture throughout the world. First among the signatories will be 23 renowned Greek personalities from the Letters and the Arts (see attached list). A number of South African and Greek Olympians will also be attending the event. The "Statement of World Personalities, in their Individual Capacities, in Support for the Olympic Truce"

67. OLYMPIC TELEVISION ARCHIVE BUREAU hours per Quadrennium, as it will contain complete host broadcast, the Official Film,as well as the IOC s own Camera of Record from each future olympic games. http://www.otab.com/acquisitions/default.sps

In 1995 the IOC embarked on an extensive acquisitions programme, with the aim of recovering all relevant audio-visual records of the Olympic Games, in order to preserve the heritage of the Olympic Movement long-term. Restoration and Film Treatment The IOC is committed to repairing and restoring the Olympic images acquired through the programme. The material, in many cases the original negative, undergoes ultrasonic cleaning, repair, scratch treatment and preparation for telecine at one of the top film treatment centres in London. It is then fully graded and wet-gate telecined to make highest quality digital tape masters (Digi Beta PAL and D3 PAL). The original material is placed in the Olympic Museum's deep storage facility which conforms with FIAF/FIAT recommended temperature and humidity conditions. The IOC has adopted a long term approach to the global problem of film stock deterioration and is undertaking to transfer all film and television material of the Olympic Games onto digital tape format ensuring the safe preservation of the Olympic Movement's heritage for generations to come. The Library Once restored, all acquired material is meticulously logged by specialist research staff onto a state-of-the-art library system. Each individual master cassette is bar- coded to ensure rapid retrieval and our research team's intimate knowledge of the archive ensures the selection of the most appropriate footage clips for the client's own needs.

68. Athens 2004 Olympic Games proving that they are on target in their quest for an olympic berth. the Romaniansmay find in their performance reason of confidence for the future games. http://www.fina.org/Athens2004_qualwaterpoloBRA_day1.html

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69. Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Also the 15 World Records, 38 olympic Records and 75 disciplines will certainlybe a standard for the future. 1500 athletes took part at these games in the http://www.fina.org/olympicnews.html

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71. The Emblem Of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games And Its Cultural Connotation Judging from the perspective of creativity, future image application and marketing hadqualifications of becoming the emblem of the XXIX olympic games. http://en.beijing-2008.org/13/59/article211615913.shtml

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72. Senior News: May 1999: Senior Olympic Games Senior Olympics are held throughout the year in every state with men to enjoy goodhealth and are interested in participating in future games, please telephone http://www.humguide.com/~humguide/seniornews/issues/9905c.shtml

Senior News May 05, 1999 Vol. 18. No. 05 Published by the Humboldt Senior Resource Center in Eureka, California. HSRC is a non-profit community-based organization offering services for senior citizens, multi-generational families and caregivers. Senior News home Back issues Table of Contents Washington School is one of a kind California Senior Legislature Update Senior Olympic Games You're never too old to exercise Foster Grandparent Program comes to Del Norte County My View: Seniors, let's use our power to change the world! Plus in this issue catch more news, opinions, features, book reviews, and event calendars. SR News Outlets Subscriptions Advertising Submissions ... Contact us! Pick up a copy today! Better yet, subscribe and never miss an issue! Senior Olympic Games by Earl Johnson All competitors compete by gender and age categories (five-year increments). You need not be an expert to participate in the Senior Games. All activities are open to beginners and novices, as well as accomplished athletes. Fitness at any age is what the games are all about. In addition to the events, Senior Games also usually contain social events, health fairs and various activities as well as a great way to meet people. They are a lot of fun!

73. The Olympic Dream: Past, Present, And Future Of The Olympic Games 15001700. Open Discussion. From Athens 2004 to Beijing 2008 The present andfuture of the olympic games. Panelists. Alan Abrahamson, Los Angeles Times. http://www.umsl.edu/~cosmopm/Olympics/Program.html

The Olympic Dream: Past, Present, and Future of the Olympic Games March 21-23, 2003 Millennium Student Center, University of Missouri-St. Louis PROGRAM Friday, March 21 Opening Ceremony 7:00-7:20 pm Brief Greetings Professor Michael Cosmopoulos , Chair, Organizing Committee Professor Joel Glassman , Associate Vice Chancellor, UM-St. Louis Mr. Nick Karakas , Chair of Advisory Board, Greek Professorship H.E. the Ambassador Mr. Eleftherios Angelopoulos , Deputy Chief of Mission Embassy of Greece, Washington DC H.E. the Ambassador Mr. Thomas Miller , Embassy of the USA, Athens, Greece Mr. Dimitris Katsarelias , Director of Educational Programs, Alexander S.Onassis, Public Benefit Foundation(USA), Inc. 7:20-8:10 pm: Keynote lecture Professor David Young , University of Florida How Olympia 776 BC became Athens 2004: Origin and Authenticity of the Modern Games Watch video 8:10 pm: Reception Saturday March 22 Session I: Ancient Olympics Session Chair: Dr. Susan Brownell , University of Missouri-St. Louis, USA Welcome Prof. Michael Cosmopoulos , University of Missouri-St. Louis, USA

74. Books On The Olympic Games 1999, olympic games Past, Present and future by Matina K. PsyhogeosHardcover from Alliance House Inc Book Published 01 June, 2002. http://www.dropbears.com/b/broughsbooks/sport/olympic_games.htm

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75. The Export Impact Of The Olympic Games - Australian Trade Commission - Austrade Olympics. The environmental impact of the games are an important indirect benefitto Australia’s stock of ’green’ capital which will be crucial to future http://www.austrade.gov.au/corporate/layout/0,,0_S1-1_CORPXID0029-2_-3_PWB118121

Text Only About Austrade Media Centre Publications ... Contact us Our Websites Australia Corporate Export Awards ICT-Biotech India IT Italy Overseas USA Australian Trade Commission Search index Home For Australian exporters For overseas buyers ... Trade events Economist's corner Articles and speeches Reports Useful economic websites Who's Who ... Print friendly Articles and speeches The export impact of the Olympic Games "AND THE WINNER IS - SYDNEY" were the words spoken by International Olympic Committee President Juan Antonio Samaranch when Sydney successfully won its bid to host the Olympic Games in the year 2000. It is now just over a year before we let the games begin on 15 September, 2000. There is great anticipation (as well as much construction activity) in Sydney as we close in on the first significant world event of the new millennium. The economic benefits of the 2000 Olympics can be classified as direct and indirect. Direct benefits include the impact of the Olympics on exports, investment and employment. In terms of exports, the main impact will be inbound tourism, sponsorship fees, media broadcast rights, and ticket sales. The staging of the Olympics will encourage more international tourists to visit Australia. According to the Tourism Forecasting Council 1.5 million additional international tourists are expected to visit Australia over 1994-95 to 2005-06 because of the staging of the Olympics. This is estimated to generate an additional $2.7 billion in tourism exports (see Arthur Anderson/CREA,1999, p 2).

76. The Salt Lake Tribune - 2002 Winter Olympic Games But the US olympic Committee is committed to hit that target in Salt Lakeand to do even better in future games, USOC leaders said Saturday. http://www.sltrib2002.com/Main/Story.asp?NUM=173161&VOL=02032002

77. The Salt Lake Tribune - 2002 Winter Olympic Games display of American Indian pride at the olympic Opening and Closing Ceremonies,Utah s tribes are working together again to field athletes in future games. http://www.sltrib2002.com/Main/Story.asp?NUM=714219&VOL=02242002

78. The IOC Launches Extensive Consultation On The Future Of The Games Everyone is inspired by the olympic games and therefore, they should havean opportunity to make suggestions on the future of the games. http://210.75.208.159/eolympic/news/1513.shtm

The IOC Launches Extensive Consultation on the Future of the Games ¡¡¡¡Following the establishment earlier this year of the Olympic Games Study Commission by Dr Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), a section of the Olympic Movement¡¯s website has been dedicated to gathering ideas aimed at reducing the cost, size and complexity of the Games, while preserving their success. ¡¡¡¡All constituencies of the Olympic Movement, private and public sports bodies, scholars plus the public at large, are invited to submit their ideas relating to the organization of the Games by visiting the home page of the Olympic Movement¡¯s website www.olympic.org and completing a questionnaire found by clicking on the icon "Public Suggestions". Recognizing that the Olympic Games is a passion for all, the IOC has, for the first time, opened up its research to include the views of the general public. ¡¡¡¡"Evidence suggests that the costs of staging the Olympic Games have continued to rise and the Games have become increasingly complex to organize. If such costs are not brought under control, there is some risk that the Games may become too big and too complex for all but a few cities or countries to handle", stated Richard W. Pound, Chairman of the Games Study Commission. "We believe that working with Olympic Games experts and consulting with all Olympic constituencies should be complemented by a wide public consultation process. It is with this in mind that we decided to launch "Public Suggestions". Everyone is inspired by the Olympic Games and therefore, they should have an opportunity to make suggestions on the future of the Games. We thank everyone for their participation in this effort."

79. Institute For International Sport - Scholar-Athlete Games - Limerick old historical tradition of the modern olympic games, but it At each games they arrivedas strangers, but understanding of their role as future world leaders. http://www.internationalsport.com/sa_euro2002/

Join Our Email List To learn more about our host, travel opportunities and accommodations in historic Ireland please visit these Web sites. Irish Tourism Board goireland.com Dates: August 11 - 16, 2002 Location: Limerick, Republic of Ireland Welcome to the home page of the inaugural European Scholar-Athlete Games (ESAG), a concept that is unique, yet dates back to the first modern Olympic Games of 1896! Administered by the Institute for International Sport, the 2002 European Scholar-Athlete Games were held at one of the most modern and beautiful campuses in the Republic of Ireland, the University of Limerick, from August 11-16. The Games brought together 400 young scholar-athletes and scholar-artists, aged 15-19, from the United States and Europe. The primary goal of the Games was to provide the participants with an exciting program that inspired them to pursue excellence in both academic and extracurricular arenas. In addition, the Games allowed individuals from diverse backgrounds and cultures, who might otherwise never interact, to develop long-lasting friendships and experience significant cultural exchange through sport and cultural arts activities. The format of the European Scholar-Athlete Games was based on the effective framework of past Scholar-Athlete Games events run by the Institute in both the United States and abroad. The concept of the Scholar-Athlete Games is derived from the century-old historical tradition of the modern Olympic Games, but it seeks to add a new dimension. Those Games grew out of the belief that international sport could be a force for understanding and friendship among world athletes and, indirectly, among nations. The European Scholar-Athlete Games upholds that tradition while simultaneously celebrating scholarship, athletics and cultural growth.

80. Australian Olympic Committee Friday 30 August 2002. The IOC Executive Board has discussed the olympic Programmefor future games of the Olympiad, specifically the 2008 games in Beijing. http://www.olympics.com.au/default.asp?pg=home&spg=display&articleid=1940

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