June 2008 Archives
THESE BUILDINGS WILL NEVER LOOK THE SAME. NOT ONCE IN THEIR LIFETIME. David FisherRead more (3 comments)
HIDDEN FEARS AND FAMILY TRAGEDY UNDERPIN THE WORK OF KEN MADORE.Read more (0 comments)
I COULDN'T BELIEVE MY EYES WHEN I FIRST SAW IT. Siegfried WoldhekRead more (0 comments)
WHATEVER YOU'RE HAPPY MAKING, MAKE THAT. Broken Crow.Read more (0 comments)
NO QUARTER ASKED. Read more (3 comments)
ENGLISHMEN NEED NOT READ ON...
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WHEN HERITAGE INSPIRES MUSICAL EXPLORATION.Read more (0 comments)
IN A FACTORY NOT SO FAR AWAY.Read more (0 comments)
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SHE MIGHT JUST CHANGE THE WORLD.Read more (1 comments)
WHEN YOU DETERMINE TO MAKE WHAT YOU IMAGINE COME TRUE.Read more (0 comments)
"HE'S GOING TO RUN 9.6, THERE'S NO QUESTION. HE'S 21; HE'S GOING TO GET STRONGER; HE'LL GET BETTER WITH COMPETITION; HE'LL LEARN THE EVENT. HE'S A PHENOMENAL TALENT." ATO BOLDON
In my mind, the Men’s 100 Metre Sprint is without doubt the purest form of sport. What else could be more decisive, more dramatic, more precise than a straight line race to decide who is the fastest person on the planet? I grew up watching the dark scandal of Ben Johnson in Seoul, the brutal fluidity of Carl Lewis in Tokyo, the outright ecstasy of Linford Christie in Barcelona. On saturday night in New York, a record-shattering, groundbreaking new king of speed was crowned.
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