Olympic speed-skater Claudia Pechstein starts a two year ban based on blood doping, devined from her blood indices. Considering Germany’s awful past with doping, it is entirely disconcerting for an elite German athlete to dope. (AP) Olympic speed-skating great Claudia Pechstein of Germany was banned for two years because of blood doping Friday and will miss the 2010 Vancouver Games.The International Skating Union said Pechstein’s blood profile indicated abnormal changes in a series of test
Downturn Dating Hearts Flutter As Markets Stutter
Published in July 4th, 2009
CHICAGO – Credit the recession for staycations and bringing us more game-night parties at home. But also give it a shout for spurring more first dates. Economic woes, it seems, unleash something practically primal in many of us who find ourselves without a partner: a hard-wired desire for companionship. Some singles are now hunting for dates with the same fervor others are showing hunting for jobs. On matchmaking Web site eHarmony.com, membership is up 20 percent despite monthly fees of up to 60
Free speech at risk during 2010 Olympics, group says
Published in July 4th, 2009
The B.C. Civil Liberties Association is warning free speech will be in danger during the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
In Iraq, Biden Paints a Holiday Ceremony With Colorful Talk – New York Times
Published in July 4th, 2009
In Iraq, Biden Paints a Holiday Ceremony With Colorful Talk – New York Times BBC News In Iraq, Biden Paints a Holiday Ceremony With Colorful Talk New York Times Khalid Mohammed/AP Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. led a naturalization ceremony that included 12 service members from Iraq on Saturday. By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG BAGHDAD — Back home, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. prides himself on being a … Link Between Iraq Violence, Troop Withdrawals Consider
At Pinnacle of Liberty, Feeling a Bit Confined – New York Times
Published in July 4th, 2009
At Pinnacle of Liberty, Feeling a Bit Confined – New York Times USA Today At Pinnacle of Liberty, Feeling a Bit Confined New York Times For the privilege of being the first people in nearly eight years to climb the 354 steps to the crown of the Statue of Liberty, 30 visitors on the sun-kissed morning of July 4 had to first endure a bit of bureaucracy: … Statue of Liberty crown reopens Los Angeles Times Statue of Liberty’s crown reopens for visitors
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