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London Olympics: "We're pretty much ready..."

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Having viewers miss the first 30 seconds of the 2nd quarter because of commercials was a good decision. Wouldn't want to just show some extra ads when nothing is happening and cut into your Ryan Seacrest interview time.
 
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I didn't know Chinese were such good swimmers. Watched this on EuroSport last night live and she killed the world record.

Controversy surrounds world-record 400 IM of China's 16-year-old Ye Shiwen

Shiwen shaved more than a second off Australian Stephanie Rice's world record in her win, finishing at 4:28.43. But it was her final 100 meters ? the freestyle leg of the event ? that raised eyebrows. Not only did Shiwen go virtually stroke-for-stroke with Lochte ? who had won gold in the men's 400 IM earlier in the night ? she beat Lochte in the final 50 meters.

Shiwen wasn't among the race favorites, yet she effectively peaked in the 400 IM on the Olympic stage despite never having won the event in a long-course international event. She also had never won a medal at a world championships prior to taking gold in the 200 IM in 2011.
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Saw31;2186726; said:
Well, beer floats. But unfortunately my hardened liver would certainly act as an anchor and drag me to the bottom...
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You're never too old for a pair of these bad boys

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