who is the canadian olympian at the winter olympics with the last name Roberge?
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Kalyna Roberge. She is an short-track ice-skater with third placings in competetions this year before winning a silver medal in the 3000 metre relay at Turin.
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Larissa Latynina has won the most and is tied for the gold - 18 Medals, 9 Gold\n\nMark Spitz - 11 Medals, 9 Gold\n\nPaavo Nurmi - 12 Medals, 9 Gold
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Michelle Kwan was born July 7, 1980 and is currently 25 years old. This Winter Olympics is probably her last probable chance to get an Olympic gold. The next winter olympics would be in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in 2010. She would be 29 years old then, which is considered "ancient" in figure skating.
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Tara? 1998 Gold Medalist?
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The next Winter Olympics in 2010 will be held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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what d heck? \nwho is  argen robetr and rembrant
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Freestyle skiers are the adventurous athletes of the Olympic Winter Games. The Freestyle Aerialists fly into the air from specially designed ski ramps. There they perform acrobatics 50 feet in the air. Freestyle Mogul skiers seek speed and style while they race between and over mounds of snow. These freestyle events are fairly new to the Olympic Winter Games. At Deer Valley Resort in 2002, the moves and tricks will be better than ever.
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He was the first INDIVIDUAL black gold medalist at the Winter Olympics.  Other golds have been won in team events.
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Really, no wonder people think that the world is heading in the wrong direction! The Winter Olympics are the biggest sporting festival in the world, second only to the Summer Games. How can you be so darn negative?
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I am assuming that was Dwayne Bobbick who beat Teofila Stevenson, and then went on to beat Larry Holmes to win a trip to go to the Olympics.  He's brother was Rodney Bobbick, a very good fighter indeed.
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Trophy Lalique \n\nParis, France \n13 - 16 November 1997\n\n \n\nLADIES \nPlace Skater Country SP FS \n1 Laetitia Hubert FRA 2 1 \n2 Tara Lipinski USA 1 2 \n3 Vanessa Gusmeroli FRA 5 3 \n4 Lu Chen CHN 4 4 \n5 Krisktina Czako HUN 3 6 \n6 Elena Ivanova RUS 6 5 \n7 Fanny Cagnard FRA 7 7 \n8 Eva-Maria Fitze GER 8 8 \n9 Jennifer Robinson CAN 10 9 \n10 Marta Andrade SPN 11 10 \n11 Hanae Yokoya JPN 9 11 \n\nNotes: \n\nLaetitia Huber pulled off a surprise vistory beating both World Champion Tara Lipinski and World Bronze medallist Vanessa Gusmeroli.  She skated a clean short and in the long she was fast and dynamic.  She landed five triples in the long.  Said Hubert, "It's encouraging, I'm working really hard now mentally.  This year we're showing that the old girls are still in it." (Huber is 23.)\n\nCompeting with a head cold, Tara Lipinski also landed five triple in the long, but she doubled a triple Lutz, and singled the second jump in her planned triple loop - triple loop copmbination.  Gusmeroli landed four triples, and fell on triple loop.  Lu Chen still has not regained her form of old, and without the full range of triple she once possesed could only manage a fourth place finish.\n\n \n\nMEN \nPlace Skater Country SP FS \n1 Alexei Yagudin RUS 2 1 \n2 Philippe Candeloro FRA 4 2 \n3 Igor Pashkevitch AZE 3 3 \n4 Todd Eldredge USA 1 5 \n5 Evgeny Pliuta UKR 7 4 \n6 Thierry Cerez FRA 5 6 \n7 Jeffrey Langdon CAN 6 7 \n8 Zhengxin Guo CHN 8 8 \n9 Frederic Dambier FRA 9 9 \n10 Selichi Suzuki JPN 11 10 \n  Michaeal Hopfes GER 10   \n\nNotes: \n\nAlexei Yagudin began his long program by landing triple Axel on two feet, but then went on to land six triple and a quad toe loop.  He completed quad toe, triple Axel - triple toe, double Lutz, triple flip - triple toe, triple Salchow and triple loop.\n\nAfter placing fourth in the short, Philippe Candeloro came back in the long skating his Napoleon program for the last time in competition.  Despite a few problems he showed that he is on the way back after last year's season beset by injury.  He landed triple Axel - triple toe, triple Lutz, triple loop, and triple toe.  A solo triple flip was not clean, he nearly fell on triple Axel, and touched a hand down on triple Salchow.   Despite these problems, it was an improvement over Nation's Cup and an encouraging program for his season.\n\nIgor Pashcevitch landed eight triples, but two of these were of poor quality, and he did not have a triple - triple combination.  He landed triple Axel - double toe, a double Lutz into triple toe sequence, and triple Salchow, flip, toe loop, and loop. A solo triple Axel and a solo triple Lutz were both done poorly with shaky landings.\n\nEldredge won the short program on a 5-2 split panel, landing triple Axel - triple toe, and triple Lutz; but had problems in the long.  He singled his opening triple Axel, then tried another and singled it again.  He landed triple Salchow - double toe, triple Lutz - triple toe, and triple loop for a total of four triples.  He also landed a double Axel and doubled a planned closing triple Salchow.  Speaking about the result, Eldredge's coach Richard Callaghan said, "It was a combination of pain and just missing training time between events."  (Eldredge suffered a dislocated shoulder at Skate America.).  Earlier Eldredge had said, "I'm only at 75% of where I would like to be."  Despite the poor result, Eldredge has sufficient points to guarantee making the series final.\n\nZhengxin Guoattempted two quad jumps.  He fell on the first and doubled the second.   Michael Hopfes pulled out after injuring his foot during practice the morning of the long program.\n\n \n\nPAIRS \nPlace Skater Country SP FS \n1 Bereznaia/Sikharulidze RUS 1 1 \n2 Woetzel/Steuer GER 2 2 \n3 Shen/Zhao CHN 3 3 \n4 Sargeant/Wirtz CAN 5 4 \n5 Abitbol/Bernadis FRA 4 5 \n6 Ina/Dungjen USA 6 6 \n7 Hartsell/Hartsell USA 8 7 \n8 Haddad/Prive FRA 7 8 \n9 Roger/Rolla
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I can't say that there was one moment in the whole Winter Games that I liked the most. Watching athletes' reactions as soon as they learn they've won the gold is pretty exciting. Especially seeing Shizuka Arakawa win Japan's first medal. Even Lindsey Kildow's crash inspired something. Just watching the Olympics is my favorite part.
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Kimmie Meissner!\n\nShe was in the "Champions on Ice", in Boston; on April 22 & 23, 2006
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He is not listed as an Olympic medalist on the official site:\n\nhttp://www.olympic.org/uk/athletes/results/search_r_uk.asp\n\nI found reference to him saying he was silver medalist in the 1998 World Cup in Freestyle Wresting.
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Do you mean Trumbull, CT? (It helps if you spell the name correctly.)\nChris Drury, former NHL Rookie of the Year and Olympic medalist, and Chris Soule, Olympic skeleton athlete, were both from Trumbull.
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Michelle Kwan\n\nBorn: July 7, 1980\nFigure Skater\n\nFigure skater Michelle Kwan is a nine-time U.S. national champion and one of three Americans in the sport's history to have won five world figure skating championships. Kwan began competing at the national level in the early 1990s. She was the gold medalist at the U.S. National Championships in 1996 and from 1998-2005. She won the world figure skating championship in 1996, 1998, 2000, 2001 and 2003. Kwan has also competed in the Winter Olympics, winning the silver medal in 1998 and the bronze in 2002. She was named to the U.S. team for the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino, Italy, but withdrew at the games due to a groin injury.\n\n\nSee the websites:\nhttp://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_681500372/Michelle_Kwan.html
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the us came in second with 25 medals. 9 gold 9 silver and 7 bronze medals. \n\nthe meadilists are... \n\ngold medals... alpine skiing- ted ligity, julia mancusco\nshort track- apolo anton ohno snowboarding-shaun white, hannah teter  speedskating- joey cheek, shani davis,chad hedrick\n\nsilver medals... bobsled- fleming/rohbock figure skating- belbin/agosto, sasha cohen snowboarding- danny cass, gretchen bleiler, lindsay jacobellis speed skating- joey cheek, shani davis, chad hedrick \n\nbronze medals... curling- team usa freestyle skiing- toby dawson ice hockey- women ice hockey team usa short track- kepka, smith, izykowski, ohno snowboarding-rosey fletcher speedskating-chad hedrick. \n\nhope you like it!