Ari Kiev, a Psychiatrist, Dies at 75
New York Times - Sun Nov 29, 11:05 pm ETDr. Kiev applied visualization and relaxation techniques to coax faster times out of athletes, while helping them face down their fear of failure.
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Dr. Kiev applied visualization and relaxation techniques to coax faster times out of athletes, while helping them face down their fear of failure.
(AP:NANJING, China) Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao rebuffed an appeal from European leaders Monday for faster reforms of currency policies that keep the yuan linked to the U.S. dollar, as summit meetings wrapped up without any major new initiatives.
The World Health Organization is sending a representative to the 2010 Winter Olympics to monitor for potential disease outbreaks, and organizers and health experts have taken steps to protect against the H1N1 virus.
The World Health Organization is sending a representative to the 2010 Winter Olympics to monitor for potential disease outbreaks, and organizers and health experts have taken steps to protect against the H1N1 virus. Planning for any impact H1N1 could have on the games has been under way since April, when British Columbia health officials increased the stockpile of antiviral drugs available in ...
Natalie Benson has created a sort of domino effect for the Huntington Beach Water Polo Club.
For the U.S. Ski Team to overtake its European counterparts in the hierarchy of ski racing, all it would take is a little more depth, U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association President Bill Marolt said. read more
PECHANGA INDIAN RESERVATION ---- John Molina's 18-fight undefeated streak came to a screeching halt on Saturday night at Pechanga Resort and Casino, as he was defeated via a unanimous decision by veteran Martin Honorio.
Here's a look at Tuesday's sports in brief around the world.
Here's a look at Monday's sports in brief around the world.
Reigning American diva Renée Fleming comes to Benaroya Hall Dec. 4, to sing Strauss, Leoncavallo and a piece written just for her.
Need a passport? You can get one more easily on Dec. 5 when the federal Seattle Passport Agency hosts a special "Passport Day" at its downtown...
BEIJING -- A hearing began Friday in the first civil suit to be heard in court involving parents suing a dairy company and a supermarket over selling tainted milk, The China Daily, an official English-language newspaper, reported Saturday.
South Korea came from a goal down early in the second half to beat Olympic champions Germany 5-3 at the men's field hockey Champions Trophy here Sunday.
A hearing began Friday in the first civil suit to be heard in court involving parents suing a dairy company and supermarket over selling tainted milk, The China Daily, an official English-language newspaper, reported yesterday.
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao rebuffed an appeal from European leaders Monday for faster reforms of currency policies that keep the yuan linked to the U.S. dollar.
After a year of personal trials, skater Jennifer Rodriguez looks to the Olympics.
Spartans win UC hockey classic Hamlin ninth in Austria luge run
Swiss Didier Cuche blitzed to victory in the season-opening men's World Cup downhill on Saturday, laying down his marker as an Olympic medal threat.
GOYANG, South Korea — Jang Mi-ran of South Korea set a world record and claimed two gold medals in the women's super heavyweight division at the World Weightlifting Championships on Saturday, winning her fourth straight title.
The below-freezing temperatures didn’t bother Aiden O’Harra much. The Austin 4-year-old was content bundled in a Columbia jacket and munching on some mini donuts while waiting to see Santa Claus.
A Chinese court has started to hear the first civil lawsuit seeking compensation for last year's tainted milk scandal, state-run media reported Saturday.