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82. THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT International olympic Committee Discover the organisation, the heroes, the past games, the news of the olympic movement, Live sports news, the olympic Museum. FrançaisATHLETES. SPORTS. olympic http://www.olympics.com/

WWW.OLYMPIC.ORG Athletes Sports Olympic Games Passion ... "Sports, a universal dialogue" Pursuing its policy of promoting education and culture through sport, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) is closely involved in the World Forum in Barcelona... [ Full story More Olympic news Media center (press releases, media advisories, etc.) 63 days left... Programme Tickets Visitors info Direct access Athens 2004 Torino 2006 Beijing 2008 Vancouver 2010 International Olympic Committee Olympic Museum Lausanne National Olympic Committees International Sports Federations The International Paralympic Committee Olympic Studies Centre Olympic Television Archive Bureau World Anti-Doping Agency Olympic Spirit Right to Play OGKS TORINO 2006 D - 609 BEIJING 2008 D - 1519 ... Help

83. 2004 AAU Junior Olympic Games The AAU Junior olympic games are known as the largest national multisport event for the youth of America today. It has become the showcase event of the AAU Sports Program. The AAU Junior olympic http://www.aaujrogames.org/

UNTIL THE 38TH ANNUAL AAU JUNIOR OLYMPIC GAMES Hotel / Housing Tickets Merchandise Maps E-mail your questions about the AAU Junior Olympic Games to paul@yvn.com Select a sport below to go to the Page. Baseball Baton Twirling Boys Basketball Cheerleading Dance/Drill Field Hockey Flag Football Girls Basketball Golf Gymnastics Jump Rope Karate Powerlifting Pick A Sport Swimming Table Tennis Taekwondo Tennis Trampoline/Tumbling Weightlifting Wrestling HOME JOIN AAU AAU SPORTS EVENT SCHEDULE TELL US ABOUT YOU PHOTO ALBUM FUTURE DATES JOEL FERRELL AWARDS OFFICERS / STAFF HISTORY MEDIA Midwest Trophey AAU Rings Des Moines Iowa July 27-August 7 2004 2004 AAU Junior Olympic Games Athlete and Coaches Information Sign-Up to Volunteer 2004 Track and Field Schedule (revised 4/1/04) 2004 Housing Information is Now Available For information on qualifiers and other AAU events

84. USATODAY.com future Olympics 20042014. 2004 Athens. Athens organizers have assured the InternationalOlympic Committee that it will be ready to host the games on time http://www.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/future-glance.htm

LowerMyBills.com - More for you. Less for them. Cars Jobs Tickets Travel ... Weather Olympic sports Olympics home Olympics briefs Winter sports Future Games ... Olympic Glory International sports Index British review Asian review Tools Game matchups Sheridan's odds Live odds Sagarin ratings Indexes Scores Columnist index Sports briefs TV listings ... Sports index 05/18/2004 - Updated 10:35 AM ET Click Here Future Olympics: 2004-2014 2004: Athens Athens organizers have assured the International Olympic Committee that it will be ready to host the Games on time despite repeated delays in preparation and disputes over venue sites. In April 2000, IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch publicly blistered Athens' performance as the worst he had seen in 20 years at the helm of the Olympic movement. In response, the Greek government brought back Gianna Angelopoulos-Daskalaki, the conservative politician who had masterminded Athens' winning Games bid, to oversee the organizing committee. The IOC's tone gradually improved with subsequent inspections. Still, venue construction appears set to continue until the last minute, and organizers have abandoned plans to build a roof over the swimming venue, much to the displeasure of the international swimming federation FINA. Fears of terrorism, especially in the wake of a train bombing in Madrid, have brought increased scrutiny over security plans in a country that has dealt with domestic terrorists for decades.

85. USATODAY.com - Olympics Narrow Field For 2012 Games To Five Cities Which city do you think will host the 2012 Summer olympic games? While Los Angeleshas hosted twice, New York has never been home to the olympic games. http://www.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/summer/2004-05-18-2012-hosts_x.htm

LowerMyBills.com - More for you. Less for them. Cars Jobs Tickets Travel ... Weather Olympic sports Olympics home Olympics briefs Winter sports Future Games ... Olympic Glory International sports Index British review Asian review Tools Game matchups Sheridan's odds Live odds Sagarin ratings Indexes Scores Columnist index Sports briefs TV listings ... Sports index Posted 5/18/2004 8:08 AM Updated 5/18/2004 8:40 PM QUICK QUESTION Which city do you think will host the 2012 Summer Olympic Games? London Madrid Moscow New York Paris Latest results var validator = new usat.validator(document.form); //question typeRadio document.form.radio_4353[0].required = true; document.form.radio_4353[0].requiredError = "Which city do you think will host the 2012 Summer Olympic Games? - Please select an answer."; BEYOND WORDS Video IOC president Jacques Rogge announces the five finalists for the 2012 Olympics Interactive graphic View map of potential NYC2012 Olympic venues Capsules of some proposed venue sites RELATED STORIES 2012 bidding Five candidates make cut New York must overcome anti-American backlash Bidding background New York makes its case Doctoroff makes NYC's Olympic case NYC2012's most controversial project "Olympic X" plan key to NYC bid

86. Topics In Sport - Olympic Games Australian Sports Commision Logo, olympic games. Australian Sports Commision Logo, SkiTechnician, Mr. Kevin Poole. Want more information on olympic games .. http://www.ausport.gov.au/info/olympic.htm

Olympic Games Other Topics Looking for Sport Information? INTRODUCTION This page includes: FULL TEXT RESOURCES AUSTRALIA AT THE OLYMPICS HISTORY OF THE OLYMPICS WOMEN AT THE OLYMPICS ... WINTER OLYMPICS/PARALYMPICS FULL TEXT RESOURCES Olympic Information Centre This site contains a variety of Olympic resources including digitized historical documents, primers and curriculum guides for school teachers, oral histories, and Java-based Web games for kids of all ages Olympic Studies Centre Online Documents Documents cover Barcelona and Sydney Olympics, doping, internet, volunteers and Olympic Villages. Olympic Fact Sheets Facts sheets that cover the history, issues such women, politics, technology etc and Australian performances at the Olympics. AUSTRALIA AT THE OLYMPICS Australian Olympic FAQ from the AOC including no of medals won, flag bearers, statistics Total Australian Olympic Medal Tallies - by Sport and then by Male/Female listing with every medal winners name. Listing of all Australian Medallists at Summer and Winter Games - Listed by year and then medal type Australian Results at 2000 Sydney Olympics Australian Results at 1996 Atlanta Olympics Speech by Pru Goward at the National Press Club (PDF) Melbourne Olympics 1956 Sydney Olympics 2000 Parts of the official web site archived on the National Library of Australia's web site.

87. Australia: The Games And The New Millennium Let the games Begin!! Links Rochedale State School I Sydney Morning HeraldI Official olympic games Page I IOC I Australian olympic Committee. http://www.rochedalss.qld.edu.au/olympics/

Let the Games Begin!! Links: Rochedale State School I Sydney Morning Herald I Official Olympic Games Page I IOC I Australian Olympic Committee Main Australian Medals Photos of the Games ... Email Australia: The Games and the New Millennium "At the dawn of the new Millennium, our mission is to deliver to the athletes of the world and to the Olympic movement, on behalf of all Australians, the most harmonious, athlete-orientated, technically excellent and culturally enhancing Olympic Games of the modern era." - SOCOG Mission Statement. The first Olympics of the New Millennium promises to be the biggest and best yet! Australia is honoured to be the host of the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, from 15 September to 1 October, 2000.

88. 2014 Winter Olympic Games Bids Bid 2014 Winter Olympics When IOC Chooses Winner TBA Bid Status Not Yet Herzegovina (Media reports, it would be 30th anniversay of 1984 games in Sarajevo http://www.gamesbids.com/english/bids/2014.shtml

@import "../../english/non_ns4.css"; An Authoritative Review of Olympic Bid Business "Your Independent Source Since 1998" Search GB News: Advanced NEWS Search SITE Search The Inside Bid News ... FAQ's Countdown: Our e-mail newsletter with instant updates and news. Stay informed! Subscribe Un-Subscribe BID PROFILE AND FACT SHEET - 2014 WINTER OLYMPIC BIDS Bid: 2014 Winter Olympics When IOC Chooses Winner: TBA Bid Status: Not Yet Begun. The IOC will likely begin to collect applications in 2005. 2014 Bid Timeline: TBA Bid Documents: TBA Announced 2014 Bid Cities (in planning stages): Annecy, France Sofia, Bulgaria reported by NOC on April 17, 2004 Tromsoe, Norway (Reported Jan. 6, 2004 by GamesBids.com) Potential 2014 Bid Cities (in planning stages): Andorra la Vella, Andorra - (Under review, missed 2010 short-list) Grenoble, France - (Mayor Declared February 26, 2002) Harbin, China - (Announced plans to re-bid on November 1, 2002 - after 2010 elimination) Innsbruck or Salzburg, Austria - (currently under study after meeting July 23, 2003) Jaca, Spain

89. CNN.com - Beijing Games Win Divides World Opinion - July 14, 2001 made it clear that France had not given up hope of staging a future games. affairscommittee, saw parallels with the decision to hold the 1936 Olympics in Nazi http://www.cnn.com/2001/WORLD/asiapcf/east/07/13/beijing.win/

MAIN PAGE WORLD U.S. WEATHER ... ABOUT US CNN TV what's on show transcripts CNN Headline News CNN International ... askCNN EDITIONS CNN.com Asia CNN.com Europe set your edition Languages Time, Inc. Time.com People Fortune EW Beijing Games win divides world opinion Many of Beijing's 13 million residents poured into the city center to join the celebrations By staff and wire reports BEIJING, China Beijing has won the right to stage the 2008 Olympic Games, recording a landslide victory in the face of worldwide concern on China's human rights record. The Chinese capital prevailed on the second round of a secret International Olympic Committee ballot by receiving 56 votes, three more than the required majority and 34 votes ahead of second-placed Toronto. As the estimated 200,000 revellers who had converged on Tiananmen Square awoke to face day one in the lead-up to the Games, reaction to the decision filtering in from around the world was mixed. In the winning city, newspaper headlines matched the delirious mood of the population. "Smiles Everywhere, Joy Ignites," blazed a headline in the Beijing Morning Post beneath a picture of a man spraying beer from a shaken bottle of beer.

90. The Games - London 1908 the IOC decided, after the 1908 games, that judges followed by the organizers of everyOlympics since then also set a standard for future international swimming http://www.olympics.org.uk/thegames/past/london08.asp

SITE SEARCH Home The Games General Information British Medals - 1908 1908 British Official Report Mallon Excerpts 1908 Picture Gallery TOP MEDAL WINNERS - INDIVIDUALS Men Athlete, Country Sport G S B Tot Mel Sheppard, USA Track Henry Taylor, GBR Swimming Benjamin Jones, GBR Cycling Martin Sheridan, USA Track Oscar Swahn, SWE Shooting Josiah Ritchie, GBR Tennis Ted Ranken, GBR Shooting Women Madge Syers, GBR Figure Skating THE 1908 LONDON OLYMPIC GAMES 27 APRIL - 31 OCTOBER Attended by representatives from 23 countries, comprising 2035 competitors, of which 36 were women Rome had originally been selected to host the 1908 Olympics, but the Italian organizers withdrew after a 1906 eruption of Mount Vesuvius created havoc in the country. The IOC asked the British Olympic Association to take over. In many respects, it was the ideal solution. England had much more collective experience in organizing large sports events than any other country, with the Henley Royal Regatta, the All-England (Wimbledon) tennis tournament, and the 30-year-old Amateur Athletic Association's national track and field championships. The English organizers did bring considerably more order to the Olympics, primarily by limiting the number of athletes that could represent any one country in a given event. But the 1908 Games were the first to be marred by international politics and controversy over judging

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92. Olympic Studies Centre: Olympics By Subject > History & Modern Olympic Games History. Ancient olympic games. Modern olympic games. Past olympic games. Futureolympic games. Bid cities. Participation. Politics. Economics. Economic impact. http://olympicstudies.uab.es/eng/yellow/dir/next.html

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93. Www.forthnet.gr of Europe and America took part, the idea was unanimously adopted that the futureinternational Athletic games be given the name of olympic games under which http://www.forthnet.gr/olympics/athens1896/organiz2.html

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94. International World Games Association : The World Games Of The Future By signing a cooperation agreement with the International World games Association,the International olympic Committee recognizes the important role The World http://www.worldgames-iwga.org/vsite/vcontent/page/custom/0,8510,1044-17296-1844

The World Games of the Future The World Games IWGA The World Games of the Past ... Associating the fourth most important sporting event in 2004 - the Champions League Final between Monaco and Porto - with The World Games 2005 is a stroke of genius by the Duisburg Organizing Committee.... The Eighth World Games 2009 and Beyond After signing the contract for hosting The 7th World Games 2005 with the city of Duisburg, during the 2000 Annual General Meeting in Monaco, the IWGA has received tentative bids from prospective candidates for hosting The 8th World Games 2009. So far, the prospective candidates for the 2009 edition come from America, Asia, Europe and the Oceanic region. The IIWGA Executive Committee has established the detailed tender documentation and the procedures which are to govern the bidding by the candidate hosts. The bidding is formally open from January 2003. The host of The World Games is required to provide the technical facilities for the different sports and offer full board accommodation to the participating athletes and officials. Among other important aereas to be addressed in the official bid are: security, medical services, doping control and media facilities.

95. __/ Hellenic Republic - Ministry Of Foreign Affairs \__ It applies to all future games, regardless of where or when they are held. TheOlympic Truce Statement initiative was officially announced during the flame http://www.mfa.gr/english/satelites/olympic_truce/

H ome Page Site M ... reece O LYMPIC T RUCE Statement of World Personalities World Personalities in support for the Olympic Truce Olympic Games - Athnes 2004 Hellenism in Diaspora Olympic Truce Parthenon Marbles Home Page Olympic Truce The Olympic Truce The idea of the Olympic Truce is based upon the deep belief that athletics and Olympic ideals can contribute to the creation of a peaceful and better world. The basic aim of this endeavor is to facilitate initiatives that promote dialog, reconciliation, mutual understanding, solidarity and peace. The Olympic Truce is a performance of all people and as such it aims at emphasizing the significance of respecting peaceful co-existence. Greece decided that it should offer something unique, something above and beyond for the implementation of peace, aside the principles of the Olympic Games and the Cultural Olympics; that is the reason for the country's pursuance and achievement in reviving the Olympic Truce. The significance of the effort concealed behind the Olympic Truce is the fact that it combines the strength of an Olympic Movement, the credibility of the athletic movement and the enthusiasm of the younger generation. It should be clarified that it is not for the younger generation alone, but for anyone and everyone who supports and is willing to work for peace under the auspice of the Olympic Ideal. The objective is to combine the spirit and the dynamics of these movements and to seek contributions to resolve existing worldwide conflicts.

96. - World Squash - SQUASH THE olympic games. Golf and Rugby beat Squash to Beijing. TheInternational world. SQUASH MISSES THE olympic games, BEIJING 2008. The http://www.worldsquash.org/wsf/olympicgames.html

Home News Results Calendar ... Contact WSF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 05-Jun-04: Squash Bids for the 2012 Olympic Games The (IOC) made an extremely important announcement on 8th April 2004 concerning the forward plans for deciding which sports will be on the programme of the Olympic Games in 2012. After the Athens Olympics of 2004, the IOC Olympic Programme Commission will start a process of evaluation of all the sports currently on the programme and, most importantly for Squash, a “certain number of recognised International Federations”. We hope and believe that Squash will be one of a small number of Recognised Sports selected for this review. After Athens, the selected sports will be asked by the IOC to complete a questionnaire that covers a sport’s history and tradition, popularity, universality, image, athlete’s health, presentation, development and cost, which must be submitted by 10 November 2004. The Commission will evaluate the responses to these questionnaires and present the findings to the IOC Executive Board in April 2005. The decisions they make will form the basis of a recommendation on the programme for 2012, to be approved by the IOC Session in Singapore in June 2005.

97. OLYMPIC VOLLEYBALL - PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE olympic VOLLEYBALL PAST, PRESENT, future. http//www.Volleyball.ORG/. VOLLEYBALLIN THE olympicS. 2000 olympics - Sydney, Australia. future olympicS. http://www.volleyball.org/olympics/

OLYMPIC VOLLEYBALL - PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE http://www.Volleyball.ORG/ VOLLEYBALL IN THE OLYMPICS Indoor Volleyball - 1964 to Present Beach Volleyball - 1996 to Present HISTORY OF VOLLEYBALL IN THE OLYMPICS (RESULTS) GENERAL HISTORY OF THE OLYMPICS Original Olympics - 776 B.C. to 393 A.D. Modern Olympics - 1896 to Present 1996 OLYMPICS, Atlanta, Georgia, USA 1996 Olympics - Atlanta, Georgia, USA 2000 OLYMPICS - Sydney, Australia 2000 Olympics - Sydney, Australia FUTURE OLYMPICS 2004 Olympics - Athens, Greece Winter Olympics - Torino, Italy 2008 Olympics - Beijing, China INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES INTERNATIONAL (IOC's) International Olympic Committee NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEES (NOC's) United States Olympic Committee (There are 197 currently recognized NOC's , as of April 1997) Volleyball World Wide Volleyball World Wide on the Computer Internet/WWW http://www.Volleyball.ORG/

98. Olympic WebQuest - Student Page the countries they represent? Is there a future for the olympic Gamesand what changes might we see over the next twenty years? http://web54.sd54.k12.il.us/vrkit/supplements/sixth/olympics/student.htm

An Internet WebQuest Created for School District 54, 6th Grade Students Introduction Task Process Assessment ... Conclusion Introduction: Travel through time with your classmates. Find out how the Ancient Greeks lived and what role the Olympic Games played in their culture. Continue towards modern times when the Games were re-established with fierce competitions between countries. Move beyond present times. Will the Games continue long into our future as they did in Ancient Greece? Task Are you going to the Olympics? Yes you are! You and your classmates are going to travel through time to explore the Olympics from Ancient Greece through the future of the Modern Olympic Games. Each team of explorers will enter the time machine and be sent back. . .2700 years. . .200 years. . .60 years. . .20 years. . .1 year. . .and to the future. Virtually Speaking, Of Course! Your team of explorers will investigate the people, culture and politics of the time to find out how they impacted Olympic Events. You will ask and answer questions as you travel through your designated time period. When were the first Olympics? What role did they play in Greek society? Why were Modern Olympics initiated? Your team will share your findings with your teacher and classmates. How have the Olympics changed over the last hundred years? How have they fared through wars, boycotts and terrorist attacks? You will look for connections between past, present and into the future.

99. Olympic Questions Solve terrorism. What strategies should be put in place at future olympicGames. Summarise the place of the athlete in olympic marketing. http://www.teachers.ash.org.au/researchskills/Question.htm

Knowledge Comprehension Application Analysis ... Evaluation Good questions are the key to good research. Select ideas from the list below. Change them into questions that suit your students' needs and curriculum goals. For more ideas view:- Task Oriented Question Construction Wheel Based on Bloom's Taxonomy Applying Bloom's Taxonomy by Joan Dalton Knowledge : Information Gathering (knowing) Describe the costs and benefits of staging the Olympics. Define the meaning of the Olympic Motto. Label any Olympic sporting apparatus with design features. Locate any sporting apparatus from games before 1960 and compare with today's apparatus. Write a news report. Draw a new symbol for the 2000 Olympics. Identify problems that will occur at the Sydney Olympics. Select an athlete and follow their progress through the games. Comprehension : Confirming / Understanding Express your opinion of 'Drugs in Sport' through poetry. Define a meaning for Olympism in the New Millennium. Illustrate this caption: "Olympic as a Media Event in the Information Society" Transform one of the rules of any Olympic sport. Explain the need for this change.

100. IOC Gets Cancellation Insurance For Olympics Rogge said the IOC would also negotiate individual cancellation policies for futureOlympics, including the 2006 Winter games in Turin, Italy, and 2008 Summer http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2004/4/27/100103.shtml

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