hey... what are the current olympic scores?
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The current Torino Medal Standings for the US can be found here: http://www.torino2006.org/ENG/IDF/MDL/MDL_NOC_USA.html\n\nFor the complete Medal Standings, go to this website:\nhttp://www.torino2006.org/ENG/IDF/MDL/MDL_Big.html
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Sweden 2-2 USA \nUSA 7-3 Czechoslovakia \nUSA 5-1 Norway \nUSA 7-2 Romania \nWest Germany 2-4 USA\n\nThose two site will tell you a lot about those olympics
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An Olympic gold medal.
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australia's women won many golds in the swimming - its not jsut one race you know!\nIn fact, this morning they took over a second off the world record for the 4 x 100m team medley relay.
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This is the full list of all the medals won at the Athens olympics. Unless i have missed one I do not see any shooting events mentioned in the list, so it looks like they won none.\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/olympics_2004/3609588.stm
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here are the current odds to win the gold in olympic hockey:\n\nCanada 11/10\n \nCzech Republic 5/2\n \nFinland 12/1\n \nGermany 150/1\n \nItaly 300/1\n \nKazakhstan 400/1\n \nLatvia 125/1\n \nRussia 11/2\n \nSlovakia 11/1\n \nSweden 9/2\n \nSwitzerland 65/1\n \nUSA 3/1
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this is the pic that i found that seems to show the most detal. http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/060214/photos_sp/2006_02_14t005711_450x345_us_olympics_events
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by the results of their athletes in international competitions
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You know something is wrong with this picture.  There is the Olympics and the senior Olympics but no inbetween Olympics.  I think you could actually be onto something here.  I suggest that you get a committee together and begin the process of starting up an "Olympics for Late Blommers". We are  missing our chance here, after all what about all of us late bloomers?
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times from 04 olympics.....57.72 100m fly...2:06.35 200m fly
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i think usa can get pretty close they have been doing pretty good.  -emily, 13-       p.s. go shaun white!!!
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You can find a complete list of all women Olympic swimming medalists at:\n\nhttp://www.gbrathletics.com/olympic/swimw.htm
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I have an two articles you can read. One is from Wikipedia and the other is from the IOC Website.
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#World Cup Highest Scoring Games#\n---------------------------------\n\nYear     Final Score                               Halftime    Goals\n----     -----------                                       --------         -----\n1954     Austria 7, Switzerland 5           AUT, 5-4      12\n1982     Hungary 10, El Salvador 1       HUN, 3-0      11\n1954     Hungary 8, West Germany 3   HUN, 3-1      11\n1938     Brazil 6, Poland 5 OT *            BRA, 3-1      11\n1958     France 7, Paraguay 3              Tie, 2-2        10\n1954     Hungary 9, South Korea 0        HUN, 4-0       9\n1974     Yugoslavia 9, Zaire 0                YUG, 6-0       9\n1954     West Germany 7, Turkey 2     GER, 3-1       9\n1930     Argentina 6, Mexico 3               ARG, 3-0       9\n1958     France 6, West Germany 3     FRA, 3-1       9\n2002     Germany 8, Saudi Arabia 0     GER, 4-0       8
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No, besides the fact that it would be impossible to have live realtime results which would force long wait times between performances and the athletes receiving their scores, most people would only give good scores to the players from their own country. The general public is not unbias enough or knowledgable enough in the various competitions to give an accurate score. It would become a popularity contest and turn the olympics into a joke.
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First of all, welcome to the UK! As you may recall, London won the bid to host the 2012 Olympics (and as I would like to get involved in some form or another perhaps I might just bump into you, not literally mind). Anyway, on to your questions:\n\nMmm, well let's have a look at who won gold in Athens in 2004 for the US and see if we can get some pointers. \nJustin Gaitlin (100m), 6ft 1 and 180lbs, born 1982\nShawn Crawford (200m), 5ft 11 and 165lbs, born 1978\nJeremy Wariner (400m), 6ft and 155lbs, born 1984\nTeam USA (4x400m Relay), HARRIS, Otis, 6ft 1 and 165lbs, born 1982\nBREW, Derrick, 6ft 1 and 175lbs, born 1977\nWARINER, Jeremy, 6ft and 155lbs, born 1984\nWILLIAMSON, Darold, 6ft 2 and 170lbs, born 1983\n\nSo on average:\n\nHeight: 72.57 inches (6ft 0.6 inches)\nWeight: 166.43 lbs\nBirth Year: June 6th 1981 at 10.17am local time!
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Germany, with 18 medals  (7 gold, 7 silver, 4 bronze)\nNorway, with 16 medals   (2 gold, 7 silver, 7 bronze)\nUnited States, with 14 medals  (7 gold, 4 silver, 3 bronze)\n\nThis is as of Monday 2-20-06 at approximately 3:30pm Eastern Time.