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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2 sports close to venue change for London Olympics
News Chief - Thu Nov 26, 1:34 pm ETPublished: Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 12:28 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 12:28 p.m. LONDON - London Olympic organizers will avoid building a $66 million temporary arena after reaching an "agreement in principle" with two sports to move to an existing venue for the 2012 Games.
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Klug and Co. hope to carve unique path to Olys
News Chief - Thu Nov 26, 1:34 pm ETPublished: Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 12:39 p.m. Last Modified: Thursday, November 26, 2009 at 12:39 p.m. COPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo.
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London 'on track' for 2012 Olympics
CNN - Thu Nov 26, 1:20 pm ETThe International Olympic Committee gave London Olympic organizers good marks on Thursday for their preparations for the 2012 Games.
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KTVN Channel 2 - Reno Tahoe News Weather, Video - Klug and Co. hope to carve unique path to Olys
KTVN Reno - Thu Nov 26, 1:05 pm ETCOPPER MOUNTAIN, Colo. (AP) - The money goes where the medals are - one of those Darwinian truths that often undercuts the oft-told Olympic fairy tale about the journey being as importantas the result.
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FIS Nordic Opening in Finland
FasterSkier.com - Thu Nov 26, 12:24 pm ETThe Cross-Country season had an outstanding opening in Beitostoelen (NOR) where excellent snow conditions created a beautiful backdrop for the first competitions in the Viessmann FIS Cross-Country World Cup. Norway took full advantage of the home snow benefit by taking three of the four victories with Marit Bjoergen, Ronny Andre Hafsaas and the men’s relay [...]
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Investors' lawsuit claims deal with Marshall cost them $1 million
Colorado Springs Gazette - Thu Nov 26, 11:53 am ETA grand jury has indicted LandCo Equity Partners Chairman Raymond Marshall and President James Brodie on charges they misled investors and stole thousands of dollars from them. The 33-count indictment alleges violations of the Colorado Organized...
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MailBag: Smells Like Friday!
PezCycling News - Thu Nov 26, 11:12 am ETRaves, rants, and some stuff in between, it’s the mix that makes the bag so tastey, and really keeps world spinning round, don't you think? Spritz Hits The Fan First I love your site, especially the italophile undertones .. but I have a little bone to pick with Ed based on his description of the spritz . To qualify my argument I have spent time in Padova (loved the Padova article during the Giro ...
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Developers Of USOC Building Indicted In Fraud Case
KMGH 7 Denver - Thu Nov 26, 10:04 am ETThe chairman and the president of the real estate company that renovated the U.S. Olympic Committee headquarters in Colorado Springs have been indicted in an unrelated securities fraud and theft case.
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Research and Markets: This Essential 2009 Report China Sporting Goods Industry is Now Available
Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Thu Nov 26, 9:53 am ETDUBLIN----Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "China Sporting Goods Industry Report, 2009" report to their offering.
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EuroTrash Thursday!
PezCycling News - Thu Nov 26, 9:27 am ET-Press Release - Gaerne and Cadel Evans won the 2009 Cycling World Championship, donning the rainbow colors. To celebrate this amazing victory, Gaerne gives you the possibility to win the new limited edition "Carbon G.Myst Plus World Champion" shoes.
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Can a Good Guy Like Bill Hancock Fix the BCS?
Time Magazine - Thu Nov 26, 6:24 am ETNew BCS chief Bill Hancock is saintly. But to many, the current system that crowns a national champion is hell. Can the nice guy convert the infidels?
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Former Wausau East star bursts onto national running scene
Wausau Daily Herald - Thu Nov 26, 5:35 am ETJust two years ago, Sarah (Bashinski) Flaments running career was referred to in the past tense.
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Two in Springs development firm indicted on fraud, theft charges
Denver Post - Thu Nov 26, 3:05 am ETA grand jury has indicted LandCo Equity Partners chairman Raymond Marshall and president James Brodie on charges they misled investors and stole thousands of dollars from them.
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Travels showcase America the beautiful
The Troy Messenger - Thu Nov 26, 2:51 am ETThe fall is a wonderful time to travel because of the vivid colors of the foliage.
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Birds of Prey provides push for Vail Valley businesses
Vail Daily - 1 hour 21 minutes agoVAIL VALLEY, Colorado - Buzz Busby and the Coyote Cafe are gearing up for a busy week in Colorado's Vail Valley. The annual Birds of Prey World Cup race in Beaver Creek brings the biggest crowd of the year to the bar and restaurant, said Busby, its manager. Patrons spill out into a tent that's set up on the Coyote's deck. "Definitely, Friday and Saturday are off the charts," Busby said. "At ...
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Go car-free to the Winter Olympics in Vancouver
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Mon Nov 30, 12:24 am ETThere could be a new Olympic event for anyone trying to drive in downtown Vancouver, B.C., or to Whistler during the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in February -- marathon traffic snarls. ...
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EU seeks China's help on climate change, currency
INO News - Sun Nov 29, 10:55 pm ET(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.
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WHO To Monitor For Flu Outbreaks At Vancouver Olympics
WJXT Jacksonville - Sun Nov 29, 9:51 pm ETVANCOUVER, British Columbia -- 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.
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WHO to monitor for flu outbreaks at Vancouver; organizers have taken steps to stem H1N1 threat
WQAD Moline - Sun Nov 29, 5:32 pm ETVANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — 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.
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WHO to monitor for flu outbreaks at Vancouver
KFJX Pittsburg - Sun Nov 29, 5:23 pm ETThe 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.
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London Olympic swim site takes shape
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