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Malcolm Gladwell podcast examines iconic 1968 Olympic protest and its San Jose roots - Vimarsana News

Malcolm Gladwell podcast examines iconic 1968 Olympic protest and its San Jose roots

Malcolm Gladwell's latest podcast "Legacy of Speed" focuses on the story behind the famous photo of the Olympic protest by Tommie Smith and John Carlos.

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How to use the Military Sleep Method to fall asleep faster at night - Vimarsana News

How to use the Military Sleep Method to fall asleep faster at night

The Military Sleep Method is designed to help you fall asleep in two minutes – here's how...

Jamaica's former world 100 yards record holder and Olympian dies aged 81 - Vimarsana News

Jamaica's former world 100 yards record holder and Olympian dies aged 81

Wednesday, 28 April 2021 Jamaican Olympian Dennis Johnson, who equalled the 100 yards world record of 9.3sec four times in 1961, has died aged 81 after being admitted to hospital with COVID-19. Johnson, a former director of sports at the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech),  was born in 1939 and gained his college education at San Jose State College in the United States, where he was coached by the legendary sprint coach Bud Winter and was a member of the San Jose State Spartans track team. It was while he was with San Jose State University in 1961 that he equalled the 100y world reco...

What's with this weather? It could be Dogwood Winter - Vimarsana News

What's with this weather? It could be Dogwood Winter

What's with this weather? It could be Dogwood Winter © Dee Maples, Buckner dogwood covered in snow Spring, like most seasons in the Ohio Valley, can be unpredictable. One day it's warm and feels like early summer and the next day -- BAM! Those early spring flowers you planted froze to death, overnight. Sign up for our Newsletters According to the Farmer's Almanac, these "little winters" have various names depending on where you live and what's blooming at the time. You don't even need frost, just a couple of chilly days to get some of these plants to start growing. Keep an eye on those ...

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