Official timekeeper Omega released a digital photo sequence of last week’s riveting 100-meter butterfly finish at the Olympics—and it’s still not clear to the naked eye just who won. However, according to Omega timer Silvio Chianese, the results are clear. “In the third set of images, with Phelps on the left, it is clear he is really pushing hard, while Cavic, on the right, is just arriving,” Chianese told The Associated Press on Saturday. He explained that it requires 3 kilograms (6.6 pounds) of pressure to activate the touchpad. “Any less and waves would set it off,” Chianese said. “You can’t just put your fingertips on the pad, you really have to push it. We explained all this directly after the race to (Cavic) and his coach.” Serbia coach Kapor Mladen filed an appeal but accepted the results after reviewing the photos immediately after the race.
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
Omega released Phelps' photo on 100m Fly
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Friday, July 18, 2008
20/20: Sex in America
Watch this episode from 2o/2o about the way Americans deal their sex life and where the law sits in.
Click July 18, 2008: 9pm
http://www.justin.tv/rudjard/archive
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Soto vs Lorenzo
Lorenzo won by disqualification then a thorough review by the commission, it was ruled out to no contest and Lorenzo was fined and the proceeds was given to a charity in his country.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
theme park in Iowa
One amazing yet crazy ride i saw in my first visit in Adventureland here in Altoona, Iowa is this one in the video. This maybe one hell of a ride you wouldn't forget.
Then this one, if you still have some guts left in you to try this spinning ride while being splash with squirting water. But as you can see those people in it doesn't seems to care about falling. They really enjoy it. My sister is in that ride.
