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Saturday, November 12, 2011
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Top 10 Women in Sports
Sports have been instrumental in advancing the limits of human performance. Men have traditionally been at the forefront of this challenge, but women have stepped up their involvement which broadened sports' appeal and opened up a new competitive front. Here are a few of the women who have broken through barriers to become icons of excellence.
1. Mia Hamm.
The world's best all-around female soccer player showed that females can excel in the male-dominated sport-- and how! Mia powered the US women's team to the gold medal in the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. She followed that up by leading the US to win the 1999 Women's World Cup. Amazingly, Mia was the world's leading goal scorer in 1999, surpassing the output of the best male players during that year
2. Paula Radcliffe.
The best female distance runner of all time, Paula is the current world record holder for the women's 10k run and owns four of the five fastest times in the history of women's marathon. Her current world marathon record of 2:15:25 is also one of the highest scoring performances ever.
3. Nadia Comaneci.
Only 14 years old, Nadia stunned the world when she scored seven perfect 10's during the gymnastics competition of the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Before her phenomenal performance, no one had been able to achieve perfection during competition, so much so that the scoreboards didn't have a '10' and had to display a '1' to register Nadia's perfect scores.
4. Joanie Laurer.
Known as 'Chyna' among wrestling fans, she displayed tremendous will power to earn a place in the rough and tumble world of pro wrestling. Chyna was referred to as "The Ninth Wonder of the World" for her large and powerful physique. Her trademark "low blow" was the secret weapon that allowed her to win the Intercontinental Championship title twice.
5. Cheryl Miller.
Inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in1995, she was an All-America team member four times, a Naismith Player of the Year three times, a member of the USC NCAA champion basketball team two times, and led the US women's basketball team to the Olympic gold medal in '84. Dubbed as the best player ever in women's basketball, Cheryl's confidence is such that she would flip her wrists in triumph even before the ball goes through the net.
6. Birgit Schmidt-Fischer.
The greatest female canoeist of all time has won the gold at six different Olympic Games spanning 24 years. No one from her sport has come near her total of 37 medals, including 27 golds which she won at the World Championships from 1979 to 1998. Birgit's haul of eight Olympic medals is a record which experts predict will not be broken for a long time.
7. Nancy Lopez.
She remains the only woman to be named Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year - in one season. At age 12, Nancy won her first golf tournament with practically no playing experience against more experienced golfers. At age 21, she won nine tournaments, five of them in a row, to record the most amazing season ever for an LPGA rookie. At age 30, she was inducted into the LPGA Hall of Fame, the third youngest player to receive the honor.
8. Steffi Graf.
She has been called the greatest female tennis player of all time - a "machine" that struck down her opponents with merciless precision during her 17-year career. Steffi had the singular record of winning all four Grand Slam events plus an Olympic gold medal-in a single year (1988). She's also the only player to have won all four majors at least four times.
9. Tracy Caulkins.
The most versatile swimmer ever has won national titles in all four strokes-plus the individual medley that combines all of them! Tracy went on to win 3 Olympic golds, 5 world records, 63 American records, and 48 individual national titles.
10. Julie Krone.
One Of the best female jockey's of all time proved that women can ride high in the 'sport of kings'. She was the first woman to win a riding title at a major track. She holds the record of being one of only four jockeys to win 6 races in one day. She's also the only female jockey to ever win a Triple Crown race.
As sports continue to raise the bar, women champions will continue to inspire not just the members of their specie but anyone who aspires to reach the height of his or her potential.
Wadzanai Nenzou Is A Writer And Owner Of Inspirational Quotes Change Lives Website. For More From Her Go To Her Website
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
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Friday, September 23, 2011
What You Need to Know About HDTV
Do you want to get a HDTV for your home? Want to know a bit more about high definition before buying? Here are some tips, advice and information that will help you with your purchase of a HDTV.
With so many different technologies out there, the process of deciding can be a bit confusing. There is an option and that option is to get to be familiar with the technology.
Intimately knowing this technology will result in better buying choices. First realize that even a basic understanding will help in getting the right kind of HDTV for your home.
HDTV sets of today are working with different technologies than existing televisions. For example most older televisions operate with CRT. This cathode ray tube technology results in a heavy television.
Unless you are into body building, these televisions are not fun! The best solution is HDTV, and here is why. Today, you can find LCD and plasma televisions.
Though plasma is still heavy, the LCD models are perfect. They have a small footprint, so this allows getting a bigger screen size for the same space available, most of the time.
There is also the option to place the HDTV onto a wall. Wall mounting is becoming more and more popular, and LCD technology is great at picture quality too.
There is some other factors, but the biggest to remember is compatibility. If you have cable or satellite, make sure that it works with the television you want to buy. This is important so that you don't have to replace all your consumer electronic devices because of the television.
Would you like the latest HDTV without paying what your neighbour might of had to? Check out here to compare LCD TV, find and buy HD TV.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
DISH Network HDTV - What It is and Where to Get the Best Deals
HDTV (high definition TV) is all the rage these days, and for good reason. An HDTV picture is so clear you feel like you're looking at a scene through a window. Here's a guide to DISH Network HDTV, plus where to get the best deals.
DISH Network HDTV
First there was analog TV, also known as over-the-air TV. The picture was grainy and prone to white specks and double images, but at least you had a picture. Then along came digital TV which used a totally different broadcast system to produce a sharper, clearer picture. And now we have HDTV with a picture so clear you feel like you're part of the scene.
HDTV really does produce a near-lifelike picture, and when you couple it with surround sound audio, you get an amazing TV viewing experience.
DISH Network has nearly 100 HD channels, however in order to view them you must have an HD compatible TV and an HD receiver. The good news is DISH Network will give you a free HD receiver when you sign up for their satellite TV service.
DISH Network HDTV Channels
Dish Network has HD channels for all TV viewing tastes. You can get your major network stations like ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox, plus get updated news casts 24/7 with HD News.
HD movie channels include HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, Starz, Film Fest, TNT, and HDNET Movies. And if you want to watch a recently-released movie without having to go to your local video store, you can get it on pay-per-view with just the click of your remote button.
If you're a sports fan you can watch your favorite sports - football, baseball, basketball, hockey, soccer, tennis, and golf - on channels like the NFL Network, ESPN HD, World Sport HD, Rush TV, NHL Network TV, and others.
If it's special interest programs you're looking for, DISH Network has Animal Planet, Arts and Entertainment, Discovery HD, Food Network, Home and Garden TV, National Geographic Channel, The History Channel, The Learning Channel, The Science Channel, and even a channel devoted to treasure hunting.
Where to Get the Best Deals
Visit http://www.thesatellitetvguide.com/dish-network-hdtv.htm for more information on DISH Network HDTV, plus where to get the best deal on their satellite TV service. You can also see their latest special offers and order their satellite TV service online.
The author, Brian Stevens, is the senior editor for TheSatelliteTVGuide.com and has written a number of articles on DISH Network HDTV.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
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Saturday, September 10, 2011
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