21. The Paralympian 1/2001 - Qualification Criteria For Salt Lake City 2002 Details can be obtained from the IPC sports Department or the IPC website.Alpine Skiing. Events. biathlon (individual) Locomotor Standing and Blind. http://www.paralympic.org/paralympian/20011/2001111.htm

No. 1 / 2001 INAS-FID Suspension Taking Stock Investigation Findings Honors for President ... ISAPA Congress Editor: Dr. Susanne Reiff IPC, 2001 ISSN 1607-5943 Best viewed with Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher 800x600, high colour resolution webmaster@paralympic.org Qualification Criteria for Winter Sports The VIII Paralympic Winter Games Salt Lake City 2002 will feature three sports to be contested by some 580 athletes. To ensure the highest level of athlete performances, reflecting the status of the Paralympic Games as elite sport for athletes with a disability, a qualification system has been established for the Salt Lake City 2002 Paralympic Winter Games. Over the last four years, Paralympic winter sports have grown significantly, as seen in the increased number of athletes and countries competing. Under the leadership of the relevant Sports Assembly Executive Committees (SAECs), a qualification system has been developed to allow global and regional access consistent with the development of winter sport. This qualification system was ratified by the IPC Management Committee in January 2001 and the guidelines have been sent to the National Paralympic Committees (NPCs). Details can be obtained from the IPC Sports Department or the IPC website. Alpine Skiing Events Number of Competitors Number of athletes competing: 190 male athletes, 70 female athletes

22. Winter Olympics Coverage For Atlanta From AccessAtlanta.com biathlon, Sprint, • Free Cross Country, Freestyle, • Nordic, individual, • SpeedSkating Money Movies News Restaurants Shopping/Services sports/Rec. http://www.accessatlanta.com/shared/sports/olympics/winter/history.html

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23. Winter Olympics Coverage For Atlanta From AccessAtlanta.com biathlon individual (M W), • Short Track 500K (M W). biathlon Sprint(M W), • Short Track News Restaurants Shopping/Services sports/Rec. http://www.accessatlanta.com/shared/sports/olympics/winter/results.html

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24. Winter Olympics Coverage For Austin From Austin360.com biathlon, Sprint, • Free Cross Country, Freestyle, • Nordic, individual, •Speed Skating Money Movies News Restaurants Shopping/Services sports/Rec. http://www.austin360.com/shared/sports/olympics/winter/history.html

25. Appendicec 1100 AM Ski biathlon (7.5 KM individual, 10 KM individual, 15 KM individual),700 PM Arctic sports Inuit - Two Foot High Kick (JM). http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/nativegames/appendicec.html

APPENDIX C World Eskimo Indian Olympics WEIO was held July 19-22, 1995. The schedule of events was as follows: (Official 1995 Program Guide WEIO, 1995) Wednesday, July 19, 1995 6:00 PM Race of Torch, Open Ceremonies, Opening, Entry of Color Guard, Lighting of Torch, Welcome 9:00 PM Men's Blanket Toss - Preliminaries 7:00 PM Women's Blanket Toss - Preliminaries 9:45 PM Eskimo Dance Group 7:45 PM Indian Dance Group 10:15 PM Dene' Games Demonstration 8:15 PM Miss WEIO Talent Show 10:45 PM Indian Dance Group Thursday, July 20, 1995 10:00 AM Eskimo Stick Pull - Finals 7:30 PM Alaska High Kick - Finals 11:30 AM Indian Stick Pull - Finals 8:00 PM Miss WEIO Queen Impromptu Speeches 1:00 PM Alaskan High Kick - Preliminaries 8:45 PM Indian Dance Group 9:15 PM Fish Cutting Contest 3:00 PM Baby Contest 9:30 PM Eskimo Dance Group 6:00 PM March of Contestants, Opening, Mayoral Welcome, Alaska Flag Song 10:00 PM One Hand Reach - Finals 10:15 PM Ear Pull - Finals 7:00 PM Eskimo Dance Group 11:00 PM Indian Dance Group 11:30 PM Closing Friday, July 21, 1995

26. KIAT.NET - Olympic Winter Games Biathlon biathlon is one of three sports in which the United States never has won an Olympicmedal (luge and nordic combined are the others). The best US individual http://www.kiat.net/olympics/sports/winter/biathlon.html

KIAT.NET OLYMPIC GAMES Home Olympics Sports Biathlon ... contact us WINTER OLYMPIC BIATHLON OLYMPIC SPORT SINCE 1960 BIATHLON was originally a tactic of survival rather than a sport. Northern Europeans skied to hunt for food and, later, skied with weapons to defend their countries. The word "biathlon" stems from the Greek word for two contests. Today it is interpreted as a joining of two sports: cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. In 1960, Biathlon joined the International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM). But in 1993, an agreement was made to retain the Union as an umbrella body under which the UIPM and the IBU could act autonomously. It took effect in 1998, but the two sports maintain relations in various projects. Biathlon consists of eight events in the Olympic program. Men and women compete in a sprint, pursuit, individual and relay. Although all biathlon disciplines combine skiing and marksmanship, the sport features several distinct events. Sprint During the sprint, women race 7.5km and men race 10km. Competitors stop twice and must hit all five targets with five bullets. For each target missed, athletes take a lap around the 150m penalty loop. The top 60 finishers of this competition qualify for the pursuit.

27. AUOTC - Sports and women to take part in a wide variety of team or individual sports. These includeRugby; Hockey; Football; Skiing; Snowboarding; biathlon; Shooting; Orienteering; http://www.army.mod.uk/auotc/spo.htm

Please select a link Serving Soldier Careers Press Centre Around the World Equipment Picture Library AUOTC - Intro. AUOTC Home Military Adventure ... Further Info. Go to... Home Page A-Z of Regiments Corps Brigades/Divisions Major HQs Training TA Cadets Specialist Units Agencies Army Home Page AUOTC - Intro. Sports Sports We encourage men and women to take part in a wide variety of team or individual sports. These include: Rugby Hockey Football Ski-ing Snowboarding Biathlon Shooting Orienteering Cross-country Running Members of the UOTC have formed part of the Army in Scotland Rugby Team, the Joint Services Swimming Team and regularly represent the unit at hockey, tug-of-war, rugby ,cross-country and skiing. Being part of the UOTC means you have access to the wide range of Army sports and adventurous training courses to help develop your skills and gain additional qualifications. As well as team and individual sports we also pay attention to personal fitness. Every Monday night we have a fitness / circuits session with a qualified PTI in our local gymnasium. This is usually followed by a fun game of basketball as a warm-down. For more information about fitness in the TA, click on the link below:

28. RA Sports Index page provides an index of sports and activities National biathlon Team Member LCplPritchard HAC. Combined Services individual Ladies Champion Winner Capt http://www.army.mod.uk/royalartillery/sport/

Please select a link Serving Soldier Careers Press Centre Around the World Equipment Picture Library RA Homepage Firepower! - RA Museum Memorabilia RA Association ... Equipment Select an RA Regt from the drop down Go to... Kings Tp RHA 1 Regt RHA 3 Regt RHA 4 Regt RA 5 Regt RA 7 (Para) Regt RHA 12 Regt RA 14 Regt RA 16 Regt RA 19 Regt RA 22 Regt RA 26 Regt RA 29 (Cdo) Regt RA 32 Regt RA 39 Regt RA 40 Regt RA 47 Regt RA 100 Regt(V) RA 101 Regt(V) RA 103 Regt(V) RA 105 Regt(V) RA 106 Regt(V) RA HAC RSA Go to... Home Page A-Z of Regiments Corps Brigades/Divisions Major HQs Training TA Cadets Specialist Units Agencies RA Sports Index This page provides an index of sports and activities available in the Royal Artillery.

29. Adirondack Sports & Fitness - Events Calendar 15, biathlon Race individual Format. 19, Fresh Tracks Clinic biathlon Basics (rangeinstruction skate skiing Verizon sports Complex XC Ski Center, Lake Placid http://www.adksportsfitness.com/events_calendar/biathlon.html

Home Current Issue Message Boards Calendar of Events ... Contact Us SIGN UP FOR OUR MONTHLY EMAIL NEWSLETTER SITE SEARCH 2003 BIATHLON EVENTS Bold Listing All phone numbers 518 unless indicated. March 2003 The Battle on Snowshoes: Primitive Biathlon. 9am. Saratoga Biathlon Club, Day. www.saratogabiathlon.20m.com.

30. ESPN.com: OLY - Winter Sports Calendar Friday, September 21 Updated January 11, 658 PM ET Winter sports Calendar. biathlon. 1216,World Cup-Pokljuka, Pokljuka, Slovenia, individual, Pursuit, Relay. http://espn.go.com/oly/wintercalendar.html

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31. CNNSI.com - Historic Medal Tracker - Biathlon 2002 MEDAL TRACKER biathlon. Medal, Result, Country, Name. Men's 20 km individual. SI.comGROUP sports Illustrated Life of Reilly SI for Kids TBS/TNT sports. http://www.cnnsi.com/olympics/2002/current_medal_tracker/by_sport/biathlon/

Medals Sorted By: Sport Country Athlete 2002 MEDAL TRACKER - BIATHLON Medal Result Country Name Men's 10 km Individual Ole Einar Bjorndalen Sven Fischer Wolfgang Perner ... Agence France-Presse All reproduction and representation rights reserved. The Web SI.com SI.com GROUP: Sports Illustrated Life of Reilly SI for Kids TBS/TNT Sports ... Terms under which this service is provided to you. Read our privacy guidelines

32. CNNSI.com - 2002 Winter Olympics - Biathlon - Henkel Wins Women's 15k Biathlon G laps. The 15kilometer individual event is the longest women's biathlonrace. Besides position. From sports Illustrated. http://www.cnnsi.com/olympics/2002/biathlon/news/2002/02/11/womens_15k_ap/

Young gun Posted: Monday February 11, 2002 2:43 PM Updated: Monday February 11, 2002 4:51 PM AP MIDWAY, Utah (AP) Magdalena Forsberg of Sweden finally has an Olympic medal. Forsberg, the most successful female biathlete in history, missed two targets on her final round of shooting but still won the bronze medal in the women's 15-kilometer biathlon Monday. Andrea Henkel won gold the first Olympic medal for the 24-year-old German and Liv Grete Poiree of Norway took silver at the Soldier Hollow course. Forsberg hit her first 17 shots in the sport that combines the rigor and intensity of cross-country skiing with the precision and calm of marksmanship. But then she missed her next two targets, opening the door for Henkel, a four-time world junior champion. Had Forsberg made just one of the two misses, she would have won. Henkel finished in 47 minutes, 29.1 seconds - a time that included a one-minute penalty for her one missed target in 20 shots. Competitors skied five laps, stopping at the target range for five shots after each of the first four laps. The 15-kilometer individual event is the longest women's biathlon race. Besides skiing a little more than nine miles, the women shoot four times twice in the prone position and twice in the standing position.

33. 2002 Olympic Sports are introductions to each of the 15 Olympic Winter sports. biathlon, Soldier Hollow. hasseveral events involving different distances and individual or team http://www.athletic.com/athletic/venues/

2002 Olympic Sports Provided below are introductions to each of the 15 Olympic Winter Sports. Biathlon Soldier Hollow The exhaustion and exertion of cross-country ski racing interrupted by a need for precision marksmanship. This sport has several events involving different distances and individual or team competitions. Bobsleigh Utah Olympic Park 4 man, 2 man, and for the first time 2 woman teams race down the 1300 meter long ice track. Experiencing in excess of 4 G's and racing at more than 95mph (155kph) the team with the lowest combined time of 4 runs wins. Cross-Country Skiing Soldier Hollow More than a dozen events using different styles of skiing, different starting formats and different distances from 1.5km to 50km. There are team relays and individual competition. Curling Ice Sheet at Ogden A game of stratagy played on ice. There are four members on a team and the point of the game is to slide your 42 pound stones closer to the target than your opponent. While one member slides the stones, other team members sweep the ice in front of the stone to help it come to rest as close to the target as possible.

34. Ntala Skinner - US Olympic Biathlon in both the Sprint (7.5Km) and individual (15Km) events member of the current US OlympicBiathlon team with Olympic KickAss Cowgirl from sports Afield Magazine http://www.pinedaleonline.com/ntala/

Ntala Skinner Ntala will be competing in all 3 women's biathlon events at the Nagano Winter Olympic Games. She is currently the highest ranked USA woman in the World Cup Standings (24th in women's individual and 52nd in women's overall), and the USA National Champion in both the Sprint (7.5Km) and Individual (15Km) events. This will be her second Olympic Games. Allthough she did not race due to a coach's decision, she did attend the 1994 Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer, Norway and is the only member of the current U.S. Olympic Biathlon team with Olympic experience. Ntala is part of the Skinner family of Pinedale. She lived in Pinedale with her parents Ole and Karen Skinner until the age of 15 when they moved to Sun Valley, Idaho for better training opportunities. For more information on Ntala read "America's Olympic Kick-Ass Cowgirl" from Sports Afield Magazine, February 1998 and a profile by the United States Olympic Committee. You can send Ntala email for support through the Fan Email site setup by IBM and the Nagano Olympic Organizing Committee.

35. Know Your Sport effect in 1998, but the two sports maintain relations compete in a sprint, pursuit,individual and relay. Although all biathlon disciplines combine skiing and http://www.woaolympians.com/biathlon.html

Choose Your Sport Olympic Season Summer Sports Winter Sports Biathlon Bobsleigh Curling Ice Hockey ... Skiing BIATHLON About Biathlon was originally a tactic of survival rather than a sport. Northern Europeans skied to hunt for food and, later, skied with weapons to defend their countries. The word "biathlon" stems from the Greek word for two contests. Today it is interpreted as a joining of two sports: cross-country skiing and rifle shooting. In 1960, Biathlon joined the International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM). But in 1993, an agreement was made to retain the Union as an umbrella body under which the UIPM and the IBU could act autonomously. It took effect in 1998, but the two sports maintain relations in various projects. BIATHLON Biathlon consists of eight events in the Olympic programme. Men and women compete in a sprint, pursuit, individual and relay.

36. Rocky Mountain News: Biathlon Columnist Q A sports columnists Dave Krieger and Bernie Lincicome answer readers'e 13th the best showing for an American in any individual biathlon event. http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drmn/biathlon/article/0,1299,DRMN_266_989940,00

name = 'rmnmainwindow'; Classifieds Autos Jobs Homes ... Yellow Pages Search site for: Home News Sports Business ... Speedskating Sports columnists Dave Krieger and Bernie Lincicome answer readers' e-mails while in Salt Lake City. Click here Photography Slide shows updated daily. Click here Video Tour 2002 Olympic venues. Click here Audio Tips on venues, lodging, transit. Click here o photos Virtual reality photography. Click here Torch route An interactive map of the 2002 Olympic torch route. Click here Event guide Learn more about the Winter Olympic sports. Alpine skiing Biathlon Bobsled Cross-country skiing ... E-MAIL THIS STORY Biathlon: Norway's Bjoerndalen wins third gold medal By Mark Long, Associated Press February 16, 2002 MIDWAY, Utah Three biathlon events, three dominant performances and three gold medals. In a sport that combines the rigor and intensity of cross-country skiing with the precision and calm of marksmanship, no one has been better than Ole Einar Bjoerndalen at the Olympics. The Norwegian became the first biathlete to win three gold medals in the Winter Games as he dominated the men's 12.5-kilometer pursuit Saturday despite two shooting mistakes. Raphael Poiree of France won the silver and Ricco Gross of Germany took the bronze.

37. Biathlon sportsAlmanac—sports—Olympics—Salt Lake City 2002 Winter Olympics—Medalsports biathlon. Cross 11.8). 20–km individual. MT, Time. http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0900224.html

Almanac Sports Olympics Salt Lake City: 2002 Winter Olympics ... Medal Sports Biathlon Cross country (any style) and rifle shooting (.22 caliber, small-bore, standing and prone). MT indicates missed targets. Medal breakdown (8 events): Nine medals Six Three Two One Men MT Time Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, NOR Sven Fischer, GER Wolfgang Perner, AUT Best USA: 20th, Jeremy Teela (2 MT, 26:36.6). MT Time Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, NOR Raphael Poiree, FRA Ricco Gross, GER Best USA: 13th, Jay Hakkinen (1 MT, 34:11.8). MT Time Ole Einar Bjoerndalen, NOR Frank Luck, GER Victor Maigourov, RUS Best USA: 14th, Jeremy Teela (2 MT, 53:56.5). MT Time Norway Germany France NOR GER FRA USA entry: 15th, Jeremy Teela, Jay Hakkinen, Dan Campbell, Lawton Redman (2 MT, 1:30:27.1). Women MT Time Kati Wilhelm, GER Uschi Disl, GER Magdalena Forsberg, SWE Best USA: 49th, Kara Salmela (3 MT, 23:44.1). MT Time Olga Pyleva, RUS Kati Wilhelm, GER Irina Nikoultchina, BUL Best USA: 45th, Kara Salmela (5 MT, 37:07.7). MT Time Andrea Henkel, GER Liv Grete Poiree, NOR Magdalena Forsberg, SWE Best USA: 31st, Rachel Steer (2 MT, 51:50.6).

38. Press Box - BIATHLON - Sarah Riley 44th In Women's Individual - 3/18/2003 the World Championships program is tomorrow's Men's 20K individual. Body for the Olympicsport of biathlon. adidas, the National Shooting sports Foundation and http://usocpressbox.org/usoc/pressbox.nsf/f0101b73c01bdeb787256611006d7444/13b5c

39. First Military World Games: Sports Calendar Lifesaving biathlon individual Results Men Rank, Name, Country, Points. 1, LOCCHI,Mauro, ITA, 1915.57. 2, GOERNY, Lars, GER, 1789.49. 3, CARATTI, Fabrizio, ITA, 1788.96. http://www.uni.net/milgames/sport/results/swimlife.htm

Swimming Lifesaving September, 12 50 m. dummy rescue - Men Final Rank Name Country Time LOCCHI, Mauro ITA CARATTI, Fabrizio ITA GORNEY, Lars GER 50 m. dummy rescue - Women Final Rank Name Country Time SEYNAEVE, Jo BEL DURAN, Francoise NED CLARK, Brenda M. USA September, 13 100 m. dummy with fins - Men Final Rank Name Country Time LOCCHI, Mauro ITA GORNEY, Lars GER CARATTI, Fabrizio ITA 100m. dummy with fins - Women Final Rank Name Country Time DE WIT, Isabelle BEL BERTA, Cary USA SCHREIBER, Keri USA September, 13 Rotary Club Cup Lifesaving Biathlon Team Results - Final Rank Name Country Points Belgium BEL United States USA Italy ITA Lifesaving Biathlon Individual Results - Men Rank Name Country Points LOCCHI, Mauro ITA GOERNY, Lars GER CARATTI, Fabrizio ITA Lifesaving Biathlon Individual Results - Women Rank Name Country Points SEYNAEVE, Jo BEL DEWIT, Isabelle BEL WATTS, Lori CAN For more informations you can mail to milgames@uni.net NonSoloWeb S.r.l.

40. Winter Olympics Coverage For Palm Beaches From GoPBI.com Front Page (PDF) Main News • Politics Local News Business sports Opinion/LettersAccent Columnists Obituaries Movie biathlon, individual, • Figure Skating http://www.gopbi.com/shared/sports/olympics/winter/history.html

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