Friday, 27 January 2012

Al Jazeera The earth's movements is slowing down by two thousandths of a second each day, which means astronomical time is out of sync with atomic time. To reconcile this difference we have leap seconds, extra seconds which we add to time measurements every few years. If we abandon leap seconds, and rely only...
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London Evening Standard English football is often reluctant to look beyond its own shores but a study of the European game during the last decade would provide encouragement for Tottenham as they try to push for the Premier League title Spurs will be only three points behind leaders Manchester City if they overcome Everton...
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Al Jazeera Five-times Olympic gold medallist Ian Thorpe took a small step forward in his bid to qualify for this year's London Games on Saturday but it could be too little, too late. The 29-year-old Australian placed fifth in the 200 metres freestyle final at the Victorian swimming titles in Melbourne, a day...
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Sydney Morning Herald AAP An empowered Jana Pittman has embraced the challenge of deciding her own Olympic destiny. She knows the doubters are out there. But, buoyed by the memories of her extraordinary 2007 campaign when she overcame two serious foot injuries to win a second world 400m hurdles title eight months after...
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Sydney Morning Herald Road to glory … Luke Durbridge believes he starts an even chance against the experienced riders today. Photo: Getty Images WHEN Luke Durbridge lines up for his first senior Australian road time trial championship this afternoon, blocked from his mind will be any inkling of trepidation that for...
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Indianapolis Star As recently as three weeks ago, Jeff Harris was spending most of his time on the North Central junior varsity basketball team, getting a minute or two here and there with the varsity. On Saturday night, the 5-10 sophomore was not only on the court, but had the ball in his hands with the clock...
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Indianapolis Star As recently as three weeks ago, Jeff Harris was spending most of his time on the North Central junior varsity basketball team, getting a minute or two here and there with the varsity. On Saturday night, the 5-10 sophomore was not only on the court, but had the ball in his hands with the clock...
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Cincinnati From Saturday night’s NFC wild-card playoff game between the New Orleans Saints and Detroit Lions to tonight’s BCS national title game featuring LSU and Alabama, the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans has undergone a massive in-house transformation. Paul Brown Stadium head groundskeeper Darian...
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Nation When he accepted the Sportsman of the Year title from President James Michel on Friday night at the International Conference Centre, Allan Julie wore a big smile on his face. Julie, who had last won the title in 2005, extended his record number of wins to six and said he is still hungry for more of...
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