A year that has been so golden for Olympian Davis Tarwater and his family is coming to a close in grief.
Tarwater’s mother, Mary, 57, died early Friday after suffering cardiac arrest on Christmas Eve morning.
Doctors were able to revive her heart, but Tarwater, of Knoxville, never regained consciousness. She died about 1 a.m. Friday at Parkwest Medical Center.
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“In Russia, when temperatures drop to minus 20 degrees Celcius, its time for a swim.
Winter swimmers here have been enjoying their hobby for years, saying a dip in the cold water keeps them invigorated and full of energy.
This woman says she prefers to swim when it’s really cold outside… when it’s too warm, she says, the cold water burns.
In snow covered parts of the Ukraine, winter swimmers bob up and down in freezing water. And some top it off with a roll in the snow.
But if freezing water isn’t your cup of tea, there are more conventional winter sports to be enjoyed.”
Bone chilling cold grips Russia, Ukraine by reuters
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Santa has put on a special performance at a South Korean aquarium, dancing underwater with a school of sardines. Report by Johnstons.
“In Russia, when temperatures drop to minus 20 degrees Celcius, its time for a swim.
Winter swimmers here have been enjoying their hobby for years, saying a dip in the cold water keeps them invigorated and full of energy.
This woman says she prefers to swim when it’s really cold outside… when it’s too warm, she says, the cold water burns.
In snow covered parts of the Ukraine, winter swimmers bob up and down in freezing water. And some top it off with a roll in the snow.
But if freezing water isn’t your cup of tea, there are more conventional winter sports to be enjoyed.”
Bone chilling cold grips Russia, Ukraine by reuters
See a variation of this story here
Santa(s) on a matching red jetski. Awesome!
So this is after the women’s 4×100 medley race at the FINA 2012 World Swimming Championships (25m) in Istanbul, Turkey. The Danish ladies won the event, Pernille Blume swam the last 100 meter freestyle and Jeanette Ottesen was there to greet her after the race. See the result list here.
