What events did Carl VanLoan( olympic person) compete in?
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Nordic Combined\n\nhttp://www.nbcolympics.com/athletes/5085169/detail.html?qs=;t=14;tab=Results
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Juliana "Juli" Furtado (1967) NYC, cyclist, (Olympics-10th-96),\n\nThis is the only one that matched the year too... but you can go to the site to see a whole bunch who matched the date.
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Try this link:\nhttp://www.olympic.org/uk/athletes/results/search_r_uk.asp\nthis is a complete database of the Olympic medal winners from all the Olympics.\nis it's not enough try wikipedia
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From www.olympic.org:\n\nEddie Eagan (USA-bobsleigh and boxing) achieved a unique feat by winning gold medals in both summer and winter sports. In 1920, he won the light-heavyweight boxing championship. Twelve years later, he reappeared at the Winter Olympics and won the four-man bobsleigh event.
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The official Olympic site lists these:\n\nSummer sports:\n\nAquatics (Swimming)\nArchery\nAthletics (Track & Field)\nBadminton\nBaseball\nBasketball\nBoxing\nCanoe / kayak\nCycling\nEquestrian\nFencing\nFootball (Soccer)\nGymnastics\nHandball\nHockey\nJudo\nModern Pentathlon\nRowing\nSailing\nShooting\nSoftball\nTable Tennis\nTaekwondo\nTennis\nTriathlon\nVolleyball\nWeightlifting\nWrestling\n\nWinter sports:\n\nBiathlon\nBobsleigh (includes skeleton)\nCurling\nIce Hockey\nLuge\nSkating (Alpine and Nordic)\nSkiing\n\nYou can check the site for individual events in each category.
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Decathlon. I have EVERY respect for EVERY COMPETITOR that completes 10 disciplines over 2 days. Great example being Daley Thompson's (GB) contributions over the years. Awesome.
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Michael Bates\nHe won a bronze medal in the 200 meter dash in the 1992 Olympics.  He was a 4-time pro bowl player as a kick returner.\nHe played in Seattle in 1993 and 1994, then went on to play for both Cleveland and Carolina.
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2008 Summer Olympics in Bejiing, China\n2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada
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maybe at olympia sports or decathalon?
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The 2004 Olympics in Athens.
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Check this out:\n\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2004/06/23/04athletesland.html
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Eric Heiden became the first athlete ever to win five gold medals in a single Winter Olympics in 1980.
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Olympic title and several titles with Ajax.
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Kazahstan first entered the Olympic Games as an independent nation in 1994 at the Lillehammer Games where Vladimir Smirnoov won the gold medal in the 50km Nordic Classical Skiing competition as well as two silvers in the 10km Cross Country and 15km Combined events. Since then the following Kazaks have won medals:\n\nAtlanta 1996 Summer Olympics:\n\nVasili Jirov (Gold, Men's Light Heavyweight Boxing)\nBolat Niyazymbetov (Bronze, Men's Light Welterweight Boxing)\nEsmouhan Ibraimov (Bronze, Men's Light Middleweight Boxing)\nYovei Melnichenko (Gold, Men's Bantamweight Greco Roman Wrestling)\nAnatoli Khrapaty (Silver, Men's Light Heavyweight Weightlifting)\nMaulen Mamirow (Bronze, Men's Flyweight Freestyle Wrestling)\nAlexander Parygrin (Gold, Men's Modern Pentathlon)\nSergei Belyayey (Silver, Men's Small Bore Rifle (Prone and 3 Positions))\nVladimir Vochmiamin (Bronze, Men's Rapid Fire Pistol)\n\nNagano 1998 Winter Olympics:\n\nLyudmilla Prokasheva (Bronze, Women's 5,000m Speed Skating)\nVladimir Smirnoov (Bronze, Men's 15km Combined Nordic Cross Country Skiing)\n\nSydney 2000 Summer Olympics:\n\nOlga Shishgina (Gold, Women's 100m Hurdles)\nBekzat Sattarkhanov (Gold, Men's Featherweight Boxing)\nYermakhan Ibraimov (Gold, Men's Light Middleweight Boxing)\nBulat Jumadilov (Silver, Men's Flyweight Boxing)\nMukhtarkhan Dildabekov (Silver, Men's Super Heavyweight Boxing)\nIslam Bairamukov (Silver, Light Heavyweight Wrestling)\nAlexandre Vinokouroiv (Silver, Men's Cycling Road Race)\n\nSalt Lake City 2002 Winter Olympics\n\nNo medals won\n\nAs to numbers of atheltes at each games that's a bit more tricky try
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I don't think there were games that particular year. If you mean the 1st one in 1896 that was in Athens.  Hope this helps! \n\n\n\n\nOlympic Summer Games:\n\n \nAthens 1896\nParis 1900\nSt. Louis 1904\nLondon 1908\nStockholm 1912\nAntwerp 1920\nParis 1924\nAmsterdam 1928\n   Los Angeles 1932\nBerlin 1936\nLondon 1948\nHelsinki 1952\nMelbourne 1956\nRome 1960\nTokyo 1964\nMexico City 1968\n   Munich 1972\nMontreal 1976\nMoscow 1980\nLos Angeles 1984\nSeoul 1988\nBarcelona 1992\nAtlanta 1996\nSydney 2000\nAthens 2004 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOlympic Winter Games:\n\n \nChamonix 1924\nSt. Moritz 1928\nLake Placid 1932\nGarmisch-\nPartenkirchen 1936\nSt. Moritz 1948\nOslo 1952\n   Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956\nSquaw Valley 1960\nInnsbruck 1964\nGrenoble 1968\nSapporo 1972\nInnsbruck 1976\nLake Placid 1980\n   Sarajevo 1984\nCalgary 1988\nAlbertville 1992\nLillehammer 1994\nNagano 1998\nSalt Lake City 2002 Torino 2006
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a few years back, there was an olympic swimming event that had a european nation that was new to the olympics (at least in that event). it was one of the prequalifying runs, and the guy swimming was nowhere near finishing in time for the event, but he just wouldnt stop, and the crowd went NUTS. they didnt care where he was from, they didnt care that he wasnt going to win, they just were cheering on a guy who was clearly pushing himself, and didnt give in. even when he knew he lost, he was going to finish for him, and his ppl. THAT was a great moment in my book.
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In Pairs:\nUSSR/EUN/Russia - an impressive 12 Gold Medals (1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2002, 2006)\n\nIn Ice Dancing:\nUSSR/EUN/Russia - 7 Gold Medals in an event that's only been in 8 Olympics (1976, 1980, 1988, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2006)\n\nIn Individual Women:\nUSA - 7 Gold Medals (1956, 1960, 1968, 1976, 1992, 1998, 2002)\n\nIndividual Men:\nUSA - 6 Gold Medals (1948, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1984, 1988)