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  1. Human Resource Management in Olympic Sport Organisations by Packianathan Chelladurai, Alberto Madella, 2006-04-03
  2. U.S. Army Olympic Equestrian Competitions by Robert D. Thompson, 2008-10-28
  3. The Olympic Games by K Toohey, A.J. Veal, 2007-08-11
  4. The Olympic Games: The First Thousand Years by M. I. Finley, H. W. Pleket, 2005-09-01
  5. A Basic Guide to Cycling (Official U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Series)
  6. The Olympic Games Of 1908 In London (1908) by British Olympic Association, 2010-05-23
  7. The Olympics: Ancient Greek Olympics by Chris Oxlade, 2004-02-05
  8. Terrorism and the Olympics: Major Event Security and Lessons for the Future (Cass Series on Political Violence)
  9. The Olympics (What They Don't Tell You About) by Bob Fowke, 2000-01-20
  10. Avoid Entering the Greek Olympics (Danger Zone) by Michael Ford, 2004-03-01
  11. The Olympics: Modern Olympics by Chris Oxlade, 2004-02-05
  12. Olympics 92 (Special Publications)
  13. Etched in Gold: The Story of America's First-Ever Olympic Gold Medal Winning Softball Team by Ron Babb, 1997-06
  14. Ancient Greece and the Olympics: A Nonfiction Companion to Hour of the Olympics (Magic Tree House Research Guide #10) by Mary Pope Osborne, Natalie Pope Boyce, 2004-06-08

81. PRESS RELEASES 2003 SPECIAL OLYMPICS IDAHO STATE WINTER GAMES
Special olympics Idaho general Orientation. To Be Held in McCall Idaho. WHAT Specialolympics Idaho general Orientation. WHEN Sunday, February 16th ? 700 pm.
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82. Olympic Studies Centre: Olympics By Subject > Gender, Sport & Olympics
on the occasion of the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, created a section in its web siteon the evolution of women in the olympics. Includes general information on
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In this section: Selected resources available on the Internet providing information on the evolution of the participation of women in sport, the Olympic Games and the Olympic Movement. Resources are classified alphabetically by title. ONLINE DOCUMENTS INTERNET SITES INSTITUTIONS 2nd World Conference on Women and Sport
http://www.wsf.org.uk/docs/namibia.htm

Report of the Conference organised by the Women Sports Foundation held in Namibia in May 1998. An Olympic Games primer
http://www.aafla.org/6oic/primer_frmst.htm
Guide to understanding the Olympic Movement produced by the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles. Includes information on the history of the Olympic Games, the structure of the Olympic Movement, the Olympic symbols, the athletes and various topics relating to the Olympics such as amateurism, television, doping, women, politics and commercialism. Empowering women in sports
http://www.feminist.org/research/sports2.html

83. Supporters Of BIO Environmental Olympics Campaign
Supporters of BIO Environmental olympics Campaign. A. Angjeli, Economist, Memberof Parliament A. Imami , Member of Parliament, general Secretary, Democratic
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Supporters of BIO Environmental Olympics Campaign Albania: V. Agoras, Actor, Director, National Theater of Agioi Saranta
A. Angjeli, Economist, Member of Parliament
A. Imami , Member of Parliament, General Secretary, Democratic Alliance Party
A. Nesho , Director, Albanian Foundation for European Affairs
L. Selfo, Chairman, Committee of Environmental Protection and Preservation Austria Dr. Zilk, Mayor of Vienna Belgium G. Strongylis, Astrophysicist, Commission of the European Communities, DG XI,Belgium Bulgaria Professor Z. Zakhariov, President, Foundation Slavyani Croatia Dr. S. Dragojevic , Culturologist, Institute for Development of International Relations Cyprus M. A. Triantafyllides, Attorney-General of the Republic Czech Republic Dr. D. Adamcova, Head of the Secretariat Academy of Sciences, Council of International Cooperation France A. Badran, Assistant Director General for Science, UNESCO
J.M. Chasseriaux, Delegate of International Affairs, Ministry of Research and Space
P. Piganiol, former Member of the Government

84. Polar Plunge XI To Benefit Special Olympics Virginia
Benefit Special olympics of Virginia. Includes photos, volunteer forms, and history of annual event.Category Regional North America Virginia Society and Culture...... 2001 The Life of a Plunge 2000 - general Photos 1999 - general Photos Big aboutthe festival History of the Event History of Special olympics Virginia Home
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85. Mapping The Olympics
Images beyond the athletic competition and controversies were formed during the olympics. theseimages are what those of us involved in general semantics would
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86. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: General (Olympic Games)
SCHOOL BEYOND Physical Education Sports Sports Olympic Games general.World Book Online Article on OLYMPIC GAMES; All About the olympics; An Olympic
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  • 87. DallasNews.com Winter Olympics
    As director general, Carrard was head of the administrative staff at the IOC's oftenacted as a chief spokesman, giving news briefings at the olympics and IOC
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    Answers to your e-mail questions. History of the Winter Games Winter Olympics Carrard Leaving As IOC Director General The Associated Press Carrard, a visible and influential figure who has held the job on a part-time basis since 1989, declined to assume the position in a full-time capacity, the IOC said Wednesday. Under a restructuring ordered by IOC president Jacques Rogge, the director general is to become a full-time employee. Carrard, a 65-year-old from Switzerland, is a senior partner in a Lausanne law firm and chairman of several companies. Carrard will remain in the position until a new director general is hired. He will then serve as a senior IOC adviser in charge of legal affairs. Carrard has often acted as a chief spokesman, giving news briefings at the Olympics and IOC meetings around the world. Carrard publicly denied rumors that he and other IOC staff had plotted to oust Samaranch.

    88. MyTELUS | Feel The Buzz
    more headlines. • Committee formed to monitor costs for 2004 Athens olympics• Francois Carrard leaving as IOC director general • Mankamyer resigns as
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    89. #05-31-01: Statement Of Deputy Attorney General Larry D. Thompson Before The Com
    Attorney general Larry D. Thompson Before the Committee on the Judiciary UnitedStates Senate Concerning Security Concerns Regarding the 2002 Winter olympics
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    Statement of Deputy Attorney General Larry D. Thompson Before the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate Concerning Security Concerns Regarding the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah May 31, 2001
    Mr. Chairman, it is my privilege to appear before you today for the purpose of discussing the role of the Department of Justice in working with the State of Utah, with federal, state and local agencies, and with the Congress to ensure that the 2002 Winter Olympics will be safe and successful. As you know, I was confirmed a little over two weeks ago. I am just getting acquainted with all my responsibilities, and was delighted to learn that the Department has been actively involved in preparing for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games and Paralympic Winter Games. The Department of Justice is deeply committed to working cooperatively to ensure that the 2002 Games are safe. This morning, I had the opportunity to tour some of the Olympic venues. It is a pleasure now to be sitting in this beautiful stadium which will host some the Olympic events. Salt Lake City provides a magnificent setting for these historic games. I want to do everything I can to ensure that people from all over the world can come to the Games, bring their families, enjoy the spectacular beauty of Utah and the excitement of world-class athletic competition, and feel safe and secure doing so. The Department has invested heavily in this goal. Our investment has been as a partner with federal, state, and local agencies in planning for, and preparing to provide, law enforcement and public safety support for the Games. We have invested funds in this effort, but more importantly, we have invested substantially in time, people, and energy.

    90. Dick's Sporting Goods - Salt Lake General Merchandise
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    91. Solar Olympics Pictures
    Solar olympics Pictures Opening Ceremony Speakers and general Pictures. Clickon pictures below to enlarge speaker1.jpg (23220 bytes) Chuck Cloninger -WPS.
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    Solar Olympics Pictures - Opening Ceremony Speakers and General Pictures Click on pictures below to enlarge Chuck Cloninger -WPS Sue Kissinger - UWSP Chip Bircher - WPS Tom Brown -MREA Representative Julie M. Lassa UWSP Exhibits UWSP Exhibits Volunteers Judges Judges MREA Tour MREA Tour To View More Pictures: Solar Car and Solar Jeopardy Solar Building Design and Solar Cooker Solar Marketing Campaign and Solar Water Heater Solar T-Shirt, Solar Sculpture, and Solar Photo ... Back to KEEP Highlights

    92. Internet Resources : Women In The Olympics
    general Olympic Information. ESPNET sports zone 1996 olympics This amazing,informativesite has great articles, in the tradition of sportscenter, as well as an
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    Internet Resources:
    Women in the Olympics
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    Specific Sports Information
    Women's Sites
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    This site is a comprehensive guide to women in the olympics. It is informative and easy to use. The goal of this site is to become the women’s sports resource on the internet. WWW Women’s Sports Page
    This site has extensive links related to issues in women’s sports, general information, athletes, and much more. A visit to this site is highly recommended. 100 Years of Women in the Olympic Games
    This site has a concise history of women in the Olympics with some helpful links. FMF Internet Gateway - Women and Girls in Sports
    This section of the Feminist Majority Foundation's Internet Gateway contains links and summaries of sites dealing with women and girls in sports. FMF Women's Basketball Feature
    This special section of the Feminist Majority Foundation site followed the NCAA women's basketball championships in March 1996 and includes links to related sites.
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    This site has extensive information about the history of the Olympic games as well as explanations of the different Olympic organizations and sports federations. Check here for the Olympic program.

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    of the American Revolution and its causes; Lewis Armistead, reluctant ConfederateGeneral; of 1811; The Napier Earthquake of 1931; What were the Nazi olympics?
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    94. HIASYS - Olympic Coverage 2002
    Rich Vosepka / Associated Press PARK CITY, Utah US Attorney general John Ashcroft willtrack flu and cold bugs during the Winter olympics, analyzing public
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    GENERAL NEWS Tuesday, February 26, 2002
    Audit: Tax checkoff funds didn't aid Bay State athletes

    by Steve Marantz
    Bay State Olympic athletes lost out on $300,000 in taxpayer funding because the state was forced to divert the money to the United States Olympic Committee, according to a new audit report. Winter Games take on an X Games look Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY - Once a genteel celebration confined to quaint country retreats, the biggest, hippest Winter Olympics in history edged closer to looking like an X Games. Paralympics hope to feed off Olympics By Kersten Swinyard / Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY - The Paralympics begin March 7 and organizers hope the spirit of the Winter Games carry over to the 10-day event for the physically challenged. As Olympics end, Mormons breathe sigh of relief By Hannah Wolfson / Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY - A year before the Olympics began, Rich and Elaine Corbridge decided to move to Utah be closer to their Mormon roots.

    95. Rockdale County Special Olympics,
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    Displaying 1 25. 2002 Winter olympics Sports previews, medal standings, memorablemoments, and past olympics. Marketing Are the olympics Beyond Repair?
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    98. Wisconsin Special Olympics
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    To provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with cognitive disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community. The Facts:
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    99. New Beijing,Great Olympics
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    100. New Beijing,Great Olympics-our Bid
    Executive President Yuan Weimin Minister in charge of the State Sport GeneralAdministration of China President of the Chinese Olympic Committee.
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