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Aug 22nd, 2008 |
Category: Olympic Headlines
We have reported for days that China is cheating in these Olympics. Our articles have challenged the International Olympics Committee for their apparent inability to enforce their own rules. We have also alleged the Chinese Gymnastics team and the Chinese government are cheating in these Olympics. We do not stop there. We feel this is [...]
Tags: Beijing 2008, China, China cheats, He Kexin, IOC, Jacques Rogge, Michael Walker, New York Times, Olympics, Sports Illustrated, Women's Gymnastics
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Aug 22nd, 2008 |
Category: Olympic Headlines
The Australians played close for a while, but the Redeem Team would prove to just be too much for the Aussies.
Despite a run that brought the Aussies back to 25-24 by the end of the first quarter, and that run reminded us of an exhibition game in which the US had a tough time with [...]
Tags: All-star, Australia, Basketball, China, ESPN, Kobe Bryant, Lithuania, Redeem Team
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Aug 21st, 2008 |
Category: Olympic Headlines
Even the Chinese booed as the score for Jonathan Horton of the US Men’s Gymnastic team came up just behind Zou Kai of China. Horton had put in the performance of his life. Flawless execution throughout, and the audience knew it. And Doctor Suess would be proud!
Jonathan would have easily taken Gold if not for [...]
Tags: Beijing 2008, China, fabian Hambuechen, Germany, High Bars, Jonathan Norton, Men's Gymnastics, Olympics, Zou Kai
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Aug 21st, 2008 |
Category: Olympic Headlines
UPDATED: 21 August 2008
The US has not lost a match, or a set, in 107 straight matches. No one can even fathom that number. It is like trying to understand the Universe. Billions of Stars, Hundreds of Billions of planets in our own Galaxy, hundreds of millions of life years away. And we drive 70 [...]
Tags: Beach volleyball, Beijing 2008, China, Gold medals, Kerri Walsh, Misty May Treanor, Olympics, Tian Jia, Wang Jie
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Aug 17th, 2008 |
Category: Olympic Headlines, Opinion
China not only cheated when they sent under-aged contestants into the 2008 Olympic Women’s Gymnastics competition, they repeatedly cheat against the US in many other ways. Our politicians are afraid to turn away cheap Chinese imports, so they continually look the other way. Some call it free trade. Certainly it is “FREE” for China, [...]
Tags: Beijing 2008, bootlegs, CESV, China, China cheats, China Energy Savings Technology, Chinese Gymnasts, Commentary, Communism, Crocs, fake imports, fakes, HLYS, imitations, ITC, Made in China, NASDAQ, Olympics, Opinion, Yahoo
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Aug 10th, 2008 |
Category: Other Events
The US basketball team started off their competition against China. The Chinese established themselves early, letting the Americans know they should not get too complacent. The teams in the Olympics are prepared and they are well coached. When a team is selected from well over a billion people, you have to respect their ability.
The US [...]
Tags: All-star, Basketball, Beijing 2008, China, Olympics, Sports
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Aug 10th, 2008 |
Category: Swimming
Dara Torres of the US team debuts in this Olympics!! Team China was the top qualifier!!
Torres is now 24 years in the Olympics!! A repeating champion and a hero of everyone in the US.
Current world record holders are the Netherlands, and believe it or not, despite holding the record they are NOT the [...]
Tags: Beijing 2008, China, Dara Torres, Lacey Nymeyer, Netherlands, Olympics, Swimming, Water polo
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Aug 10th, 2008 |
Category: Olympics
At least, we will try to cover some highlights of the two-week worldwide event! When it comes to reality, nothing stands out more than athletic competition, and the most diverse competition is that of the Olympics. Most people throughout the world have watched at one time or another as their nation’s teams of athletes competed [...]
Tags: Beijing 2008, China, Olympics, Sports
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