WA State Swim does the Harlem Shake
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The Harlem Shake (Women’s NESCAC Style)
“Sunday night finals…things got a little cray”
Women's NESCAC Harlem Shake (Swim and Dive)
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The Harlem Shake (OCHS Swimming Style)
“The Owensboro Catholic High School swim team performing the Harlem Shake. Shot with a GoPro Hero 3 Black.”
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Australian swim team in hot water
“Our panel of sports journalists discuss the fallout from a damning report on the Australian Olympic swim team.”
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In Denmark it is okay that child molesting coach stays as chairman of the club (!)
This is so weird, according to Danish tabloid media Ekstrabladet, the Sports Confederation of Denmark will not deny a Karate coach convicted of sex with a minor the right to be chairman of the same club, despite of having banned him from coaching children and adolescents under 18 the next 10 years, as they believe that there is no real risk of a chairman having close relations with kids and youths. According to the article, most clubs get rid of sex offending coaches, while others still chose to give them a second chance as coaches of adults or member of the board.
– ‘But I agree with you, that being chairman is a signal externally. But that we will leave to local people to decide, whether they still will associate with him’, says Jan Darfeldt, member of the Sports Confederation of Denmark’s pedophilia committee.
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CC photo #416: Swim School class at Toftir, Faroe Islands
Calm before the storm, the kids ready for swim training at FLOT in Toftir, Faroe Islands, today.
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Harlem Shake warning
Interesting warning via Texas Swimming
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The Harlem Shake (University of Minnesota Style)
Oh no, they are out in the snow now
University of Minnesota Swimming & Diving Harlem Shake
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Man bets official $32,000 he won’t swim China’s polluted Ruian river
Read globalpost
A Chinese entrepreneur from Zhejiang offered a senior official of the local Communist Party about $32,000 to swim in a polluted river for 20 minutes.
“If the environmental protection bureau chief dares to swim in [Ruian’s] river for 20 minutes, I will pay [him] 200,000 yuan,” Jin posted on Weibo, the South China Morning News reported.
Voice of America reported in January that up to 40 percent of China’s rivers are seriously polluted.