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  • 14
    Aug
    2012
    8:38am, EDT

    Olympians return to all corners of the earth bruised, triumphant and laden with gold

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    Kim Hyeon-woo, front right, gold medalist in the Men's 66Kg Greco-Roman wrestling, sports a black eye as he poses with other athletes upon the South Korean national team's arrival in Incheon, west of Seoul on August 14, 2012.

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    An aerial view made with the help of an Octocopter, a remote controlled helicopter, shows a ceremony for the Dutch Olympic contestants on a medal-shaped stage at the Stationsplein in Den Bosch, the Netherlands, on August 13, 2012.

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    Japanese women's volleyball captain Erika Araki, left, and her teammates are welcomed by wellwishers upon their return from the London 2012 Olympic Games at Narita airport, outside Tokyo, on August 14, 2012.

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    Taekwondo bronze medalist Rohullah Nikpai waves to the crowd during a procession for his homecoming in Kabul , Afghanistan, on August 14, 2012. Hundreds of jubilant Afghans packed the national stadium to welcome the nation's second Olympic medal winner.

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    Qatar's Sheikh Joaan bin Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, center, son of the Emir of Qatar (and not an Olympic competitor, despite the medal), welcomes Nasser al-Attiyah, right, bronze medalist in the skeet men's final, and Mutaz Essa Barshim, left, bronze winner in the men's high jump, upon their arrival in Doha, Qatar on August 13, 2012.

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    Members of the Russian Olympic national team show their medals upon their arrival at Sheremetyevo international airport in Moscow on August 13, 2012.

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    Brazil's volleyball player Adenizia Silva poses for a photograph with a fan in Sao Paulo, Brazil on August 13, 2012. Brazil's women produced a dazzling comeback to win Olympic volleyball gold on Saturday, prompting a sneak preview of what life might be like in Rio de Janeiro in four years time.

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    Taoufik Makhloufi, left, who won the gold medal in the men's 1500m final, parades in a car upon his return to Algiers, Algeria, on August 13, 2012. Makhloufi is the only Algerian among the 39 participants in the London Olympics to win a medal.

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    Rio de Janeiro's city mayor Eduardo Paes, left, and the president of the Brazilian Olympic Committee Carlos Arthur Nuzman, center, wave the Olympic flag upon arrival in Rio de Janeiro on August 13, 2012.

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    Very cool photos. It's nice to see how the athletes are welcomed home, especially in the smaller countries. Love to see a follow up in a year and see what they are doing.

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  • 10
    Aug
    2012
    8:30pm, EDT

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    South Korean soccer ream revels in victory over Japan

    South Korea's players toss coach Myung Bo Hong into the air to celebrate their 2-0 victory over Japan in the men's bronze medal soccer match at the London 2012 Olympic Games at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Aug. 10.

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  • 10
    Aug
    2012
    5:16pm, EDT

    Jordan Burroughs Wins Gold

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    U.S. wrestler Jordan Ernest Burroughs reacts after defeating Iran's Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi in the final of the men's 74Kg Freestyle wrestling at the ExCel venue during the London 2012 Olympic Games on Aug. 10.

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    U.S. wrestler Jordan Ernest Burroughs kisses his gold medal in the ceremony for men's 74-kg freestyle wrestling competition on Aug. 10.

    Reuters - Jordan Burroughs won the first wrestling gold for the United States at the London Olympics on Friday, earning a $250,000 bonus from U.S. officials and vindicating his characteristically confident choice of Twitter name, "All I See Is Gold."

    The world champion with a soft spot for fast food, hip hop and tattoos overpowered Iran's Sadegh Goudarzi in the final of the 74kg freestyle.

    The final brought together two countries that are old foes on the wrestling mat and on the world stage. Read More

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    U.S. wrestler Jordan Ernest Burroughs, left, celebrates after a winning move against Iran's Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi during their gold medal match at a 74-kg men's freestyle wrestling competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics on Aug. 10, in London.

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    U.S. wrester Jordan Ernest Burroughs celebrates after winning against Iran's Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi in the gold medal match of the 74-kg men's freestyle wrestling competition at the 2012 Summer Olympics on Aug. 10 in London.

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    Iran wrestler Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi, right, and U.S. wrestler Jordan Ernest Burroughs pose at the podium of the men's 74Kg Freestyle wrestling at the ExCel venue during the London 2012 Olympic Games on Aug. 10.

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    U.S. wrestler Jordan Ernest Burroughs celebrates with relatives and fans after winning the men's 74kg Freestyle gold medal wrestling match of the London 2012 Olympic Games on Aug. 10.

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  • 10
    Aug
    2012
    12:45pm, EDT

    Splish splash! Synchronized swimmers rule the pool

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    Spain competes in the Women's Teams Synchronized Swimming Free Routine final August 10.

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    Egypt competes in the Women's Teams Synchronised Swimming Free Routine final, August 10, 2012 in London.

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    Canada competes in the Women's Teams Synchronized Swimming Free Routine final, August 10.

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    Russia competes in the Women's Teams Synchronized Swimming Free Routine final on Day 14 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Aquatics Centre on August 10.

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    China competes in the Women's Teams Synchronized Swimming Free Routine final on Day 14 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Aquatics Centre on August 10.

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    Members of the China's synchronized swimming team compete in the team free routine final during the synchronized swimming competition at the London 2012 Olympic Games on August 10.

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    Spain competes in the Women's Teams Synchronized Swimming Free Routine final on Day 14 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Aquatics Centre on August 10.

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    Today we were again watching synchronized swimming, and though the underwater shots are great, I was impressed by the aerial acrobatics by these swimmers. We also loved the silvery scaled costumes worn by Spain's team making them look like fish outta water when airborne.

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  • 9
    Aug
    2012
    5:43pm, EDT

    U.S. women win third-straight Olympic gold

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    Carli Lloyd celebrates after scoring the 1-0 lead against Japan during the women's gold medal match at the London 2012 Olympic Games on Aug. 9.

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    Carli Lloyd scores against Japan's goalkeeper Miho Fukumoto.

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    Christie Rampone, left, and Hope Solo celebrate their victory over Japan.

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    U.S. players celebrate their victory over Japan.

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    Alex Morgan jumps over the slide tackle of Japan's Saki Kumagai.

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    Tobin Heath, right, vies for the ball with Japan's Homare Sawa.

    WEMBLEY, England (AP) — Hope Solo found herself enveloped in a group hug at the final whistle. Abby Wambach ran to join the fun in a celebration that unleashed a year of bottled-up frustration.

    The U.S. women's soccer team won its third straight Olympic gold medal Thursday, beating Japan 2-1 in a rematch of last year's World Cup final and avenging the most painful loss in its history. Full Story

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  • 9
    Aug
    2012
    4:38pm, EDT

    Strangest Olympic sport?

    By Phaedra Singelis, NBC News

    Here at 30 Rock, we've been enjoying the Olympic Games, but also discussing some of the more eccentric Olympic sports. The other day as we were watching the trampoline events --which I’m sure is hard work-- it reminded me of being a child and jumping up and down on your bed, wishing it was a trampoline.

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    Gymnasts practice before the men's trampoline final of the artistic gymnastics event of the London 2012 Olympic Games in London on August 3, 2012.

    One of the picture editors watching it live thought it was particularly funny when the TV camera panned to the photographers covering the event and we saw bobbing heads going up and down, up and down, as they followed the athletes with their lens. Some sports are better in video than as still images.

    Julie Jacobson / AP

    Judges watch the trampoline performance of gold medallist Dong Dong of China at the 2012 Summer Olympics, Friday, Aug. 3, 2012, in London.

    Another sport where a still photograph can make it look silly, is table tennis (don't call it Ping-Pong!).

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    Austria's Werner Schlager serves to China's Wang Hao in the table tennis men's singles round match at the Excel centre in London on July 30, 2012 during the London 2012 Olympic Games.

    Maybe because the photographers like to get the ball right in front of the player's nose or eye.

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    Ding Ning of China returns the ball during the Women's singles final round table tennis match of the London 2012 Olympic Games at the Excel centre in London on July 31, 2012.

    Today we were watching synchronized swimming. It must be very difficult to do - requiring not only flexibility and strength, but the ability to hold your breath for a very long time.

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    The team from China competes during the synchronized swimming team technical routine at the Aquatics Centre in the Olympic Park during the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012.

    But something about it is strange. The views from under the water are really interesting, so maybe it's the excessive make-up they wear?

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    First placed Russia's Natalia Ishchenko and Russia's Svetlana Romashina compete in the Synchronized Swimming Duet Free Routine final at the London 2012 Olympic Games, London, Britain, August 7, 2012.

    Rhythmic gymnasts are incredible athletes, but also must be as graceful as a professional dancer.

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    Julieta Cantaluppi of Italy performs with the hoop during the Rhythmic Gymnastics qualification on Day 13 of the London 2012 Olympics Games at Wembley Arena on August 9, 2012 in London, England.

    Still, it does look a bit peculiar. It feels like watching a circus performance or Cirque du Soleil, instead of an athletic competition.

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    Evgeniya Kanaeva of Russia performs with the ball during the Rhythmic Gymnastics qualification on Day 13 of the London 2012 Olympics Games at Wembley Arena on August 9, 2012 in London, England.

    What do you think the strangest olympic sport is? Take the poll or add your comments below.

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    Trampoline, Sync Swimming and Rhythmic Gymnastics are NOT sports and should all be removed from the summer Olympics. The ONLY thing these "sports" do is pad the Chinese and Russian medal totals. As for Ping Pong being a "sport" that one is questionable too !!!

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  • 9
    Aug
    2012
    2:50pm, EDT

    Mamas, don't let your babies grow up to be BMX riders

    Sure, these guys look really cool, but do they have health insurance? Ouch. Watch as they soar (and crash.)

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    Cyclists compete in a BMX cycling men's quarterfinal run during the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012.

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    Colombia's Carlos Mario Oquendo Zabala takes a spill during the men's BMX cycling heat on Aug. 9.

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    Brazil's Renato Rezende leads the pack during a quarterfinal run on Aug. 9.

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    Ecuador's Emilio Andres Falla Buchely and Brazil's Renato Rezende, right, on the track after a collision during a quarterfinal run on Aug. 9.

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    Competition during a quarterfinal run on Aug. 9.

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    Quentin Caleyron of France falls at the lip of a jump during a quarterfinal run on Aug. 9.

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    Cyclists compete in a quarterfinal run on Aug. 9.

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    I like it for the X Games, but how the heck is this a Olympic sport?

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  • 9
    Aug
    2012
    12:47pm, EDT

    Adam Pretty captures 'photographic nirvana' at Olympics

    In a recent interview with NBC News's Ann Curry, Getty Images Chief Photographer Adam Pretty discusses why he loves shooting the Olympics and how he captures those special moments that occur in a blink of an eye.

    This year’s Olympics are Pretty’s fifth summer games, and as a sports photographer, he believes they are the premiere event. "It's a compressed version of the human life," said Pretty. "It's the whole range of emotions in a really short space of time."

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    Getty Images photographer Adam Pretty has photographed five summer games and has had the opportunity to document Michael Phelps from the beginning to the end of his Olympic career. In this photo Phelps, competes in the Men's 200m Individual Medley final.

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    Sports photographer, Adam Pretty, enjoys capturing moments underwater at the Olympic summer games. "The water light, and the athletic bodies is sort of the photographic nirvana." In this photo, Noemi Batki of Italy competes in the Women's 10m Platform Diving Semifinal.

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  • 8
    Aug
    2012
    10:37am, EDT

    Caster Semenya makes her Olympic debut 3 years after gender test

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    South Africa's Caster Semenya reacts after the women's 800m heats at the Olympic Stadium in London on August 8, 2012.

    The Associated Press reports — Making her Olympic debut three years after being forced to undergo gender tests, Caster Semenya of South Africa finished second in her 800-meter preliminary heat Wednesday.

    Semenya was sidelined for nearly a year while track and field's governing body decided whether to allow her to compete after she won the 2009 world title at age 18. She was tested and eventually cleared to return to action in 2010, then was the runner-up at last year's world championships.

    Semenya carried South Africa's flag at the opening ceremony in London and is a leading medal contender in the 800.

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  • 7
    Aug
    2012
    2:55pm, EDT

    With a tip of the hat, Romney's horse, Rafalca, is out of the Olympics

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    Jan Ebeling of the U.S. riding Rafalca laughs after competing in the equestrian dressage individual grand prix special at the London 2012 Olympic Games in Greenwich Park August 7.

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    Ann Romney, right, wife of U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, applauds as her horse, Rafalca, competes in the equestrian dressage at the Olympics in London on August 7. Co-owners Beth Meyer and Amy applaud along side.

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    Jan Ebeling of the United States riding Rafalca competes in the Team Dressage Grand Prix Special on Day 11 of the London 2012 Olympic Games at Greenwich Park on August 7.

    By Phaedra Singelis, NBC News

    The three owners Beth Meyer, Amy Ebeling and Ann Romney watched from the stands as their horse, Rafalca, made her final appearance at the 2012 London Olympic Games.  Ridden by Amy’s husband, Jan Ebeling, Rafalca’s score wasn’t enough to make the cut for Thursday’s dressage medal event. Only the top 18 move on to the freestyle portion of the competition.  They all seemed to enjoy the ride  – with Jan tipping his top hat at the end and the three women cheering from the stands.

    "It was wonderful. She was elegant and consistent again. We just love her," said Ann Romney.

    Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has received some criticism for his wife’s participation in a sport that many view as only for the wealthy and well-to-do.  Ann Romney began riding as therapy to relieve symptoms from multiple sclerosis, which she was diagnosed with in 1998. But the scrutiny has only been positive for the sport of dressage, or “horse ballet” as it is sometimes described. The attention also brought some humor and parody to a sport that may have been too serious in the past. Perhaps the attention on Rafalca will also help those who could benefit from horse riding therapy which is used for people with physical and mental disabilities.

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    Jan Ebeling, of the United States, raises his hat after competing in the equestrian dressage competition with his horse Rafalca at the 2012 Summer Olympics, Tuesday, Aug. 7.

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    I guess the rich need their entertainment.But one thing in the article was correct.The attention to the fact many can benefit who are suffering from mental and physical conditions which happens when animals are used to brighten up their lives. The way so many different types of animals can communica …

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  • 7
    Aug
    2012
    8:06am, EDT

    Huge blow for China as hurdler Liu Xiang crashes out of Olympics

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    China's Liu Xiang, left, fails to clear the first hurdle in a men's 110-meter hurdles heat as he competes alongside Hungary's Balazs Baji at the 2012 Summer Olympics in London on August 7, 2012.

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    Liu Xiang, second left, and Barbados' Shane Brathwaite, right, both fell at the first hurdle. Poland's Artur Noga, left, pulled up with an injury as only five men finished the race.

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    The Associated Press reports — Former world-record holder and 2004 champion Liu Xiang of China stumbled into the first hurdle and fell to the track in his opening heat Tuesday, his second consecutive first-round exit in the Olympic 110-meter hurdles.

    Four years ago in Beijing his Olympics ended after two full strides, when he withdrew from his preliminary heat with right foot and hamstring injuries, disappointing his country of more than 1 billion people.

    Stefan Wermuth / Reuters

    This time, Liu made it only as far as the initial hurdle, knocking it down. He clutched his lower right leg and stayed down for a few moments. He eventually rose and hopped on his left foot along the outside of the race route.

    Daniel Ochoa De Olza / AP

    When he got to the spot of the 10th and final hurdle, he hobbled over to kiss it, then continued hopping until he got to the finish line.

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    Another hurdler, Balazs Baji of Hungary, went over and raised Liu's hand in the air, as if to signify he was the winner. Then other competitors went over to offer handshakes of condolences. Eventually, Liu got into a wheelchair and was taken away from the track. Read the full story.

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    Great sportsmanship from Balazs Baji. When you're as good as these athletes are and can respect your competitors enough to make a gesture like this, you know you belong at the Olympics. Good form.

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  • 6
    Aug
    2012
    11:41am, EDT

    Making a splash... synchronized swimming at London Olympics

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    Russia's Svetlana Romashina and Natalia Ishchenko compete in the duets free routine preliminary round during the synchronized swimming competition at the London 2012 Olympics on Aug. 6.

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