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HURRICANE BOLT

LONDON, England: Ernesto might have spared Jamaica, for the most part, but the world felt the effects of 'Hurricane Bolt' when Jamaican superstar Usain Bolt successfully defended his Olympic 100m title, sprinting to an Olympic record 9.63...

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Blakes proud of son Yohan

WESTERN BUREAU:The Blake household in Bogue Hill, St James, erupted into loud screams and cheers as their son Yohan ran a commendable 9.75 to place second in the 100m at the London Olympics.The 22-year-old athlete...

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'Thank God for our athletes'

As guests were jumping around and whooping it up for Jamaican sprinters Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller clutched her heart, begging it to slow down. Yesterday, the lobby at the Office of the...

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I'll be back - Powell

London, England: As his teammates Usain Bolt and Yohan Blake ran around the track in celebration, Asafa Powell was on his knees, crouched in disappointment.Powell ran well for the first half of the race, among the leaders and was heading for his first...

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Beer bottle thrown at Bolt

A beer bottle thrown from the stands landed near Usain Bolt in the moments before the 100m final yesterday in London, England.As Bolt and the seven other finalists got into their starting positions, a bottle sailed from the first row of the stands....

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Green's formula for realising inner-city dreams

President of G2K, Floyd Green, may have found the formula that will turn the inner city youth's dreams to reality. He is proposing the establishment of a mentorship system that would rely on the experiences...