Florida police has released a video of an underwater search after discovering a missing woman’s car in a canal, that they have been looking for since she when missing in 1993. Inside, detectives found skeletal remains, later identified as the missing woman, Frances Hendrickson.
By the way, doesn’t that anchor look eerily familiar?
David Wilson talks about TheGrio.com’s annual list that celebrates African-American history makers and industry leaders, and Olympic bronze medalist Lia Neal talks about swimming her way onto this year’s list, urging young swimmers to “keep to their goals.â€
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Quote this article (in Danish) on Sporten.dk. According to the now 1500 freestyle short course world champion Mads Glæsner, the Danish male swimmers were ‘sacrificed’ for the female, their last 6 months of training downgraded with all focus instead on the needs of the women.
– ‘Paulus didn’t hide that the training was not prepared for swimmers training outside his group. He told us this a couple of days before the Olympics. That the training was planned and arranged for a few swimmers, and that the rest of us could just tag along. This information I had trouble with getting just a few days before the Olympics, says Glæsner with resentment in his voice.’
The world’s most decorated Olympian walks away from the pool to take on a whole new challenge — his golf game. ‘The Haney Project Michael Phelps’ premieres Monday, February 25th at 9PM ET on Golf Channel.
Oh my, they have an entire category reserved for Kate Upton, how am I to compete with this?
Some kind of ‘news site for swimsuit’, see SwimDaily via Mashable
Here is their first video
Here is Upton on the cover of the newest Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue
Looks awesome, but I guess it is quite a lot slower than real flight. Via Laughing Squid
Held on 2/10/13 at the Viking Lake Park on Chautauqua Lake, NY
“University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Swim Team is at it again. Go Panthers! Baauer did this song and should get all the credit and stuff.”
China’s Lu Ying celebrating her women’s 50 butterfly win at the FINA 2012 World Swimming Championships (25m) in Istanbul, Turkey. On lane 4, Denmark’s bronze winner Jeanette Ottesen Gray, see the result list here.
