how many atheletes from Texas won a medal in the 2004 olympic games?
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There were 14 Olympians from Texas that won a medal in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Sydney.  Some won multiple medals like 400m specialist Jeremy Wariner of Waco, Texas.  There were a combined 7 gold medals, 4 silver medals, and 4 bronze medals.
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Contact the Olympic Committee, you should be able to find their website online fairly easily, good luck.
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In last Olympics (2004) 202 countries participated.\n\nHowever, much to their surprise, hosting the 2004 Olympics has sucked $10-12 billion (in U.S. dollars) out of the Greek economy. That’s more than five percent of the country’s annual gross domestic product! When Greece bid on the games, it was before security was being beefed up around the world as a direct result of the 9/11 terrorist attack. \n\nSponsored Links\n\nTop 8 Stocks for 2006\n\nAmerica's 8 Leading Stock Experts Share their Top Picks. Free Report\n\nwww.NewsletterAdvisors.com\n\nMutual Funds\n\nThe Latest Online Source You Will Find It Here!\nimutualfunds.net\n\n$300 - $1,100 Every Day\n\nDeposited Daily Into Your Bank Start Now, No Experience Necessary\n\nwww.WaterhouseReport.com/Online.htm\n\nIt’s estimated that $1.5 billion is being spent on security alone. \n\nSecurity costs include the posting of 40,000 troops along the northern border prevent illegal entry. The new security system is so sophisticated that it can photograph people’s faces, intercept phone calls and deduce cell phone numbers almost anywhere in the city. \n\nTelevision rights, corporate sponsorships and ticket sales help the hosting country bear the burden of the costs, but $12 billion is a lot to come up with. NBC is paying about $800 million for broadcast rights to the Olympics in the U.S. NBC expects to net a record $1 billion in ad sales for its Olympic coverage. Indonesia's major networks decided a $1.35 million price tag was too much, though they are willing to dish out $10 million to air the 2006 FIFA World Cup. \n\nTicket sales for the 2004 Olympics have been disappointing, partly due to late construction and partly due to a lack of interest in attending the games among the Greek citizens. Just two weeks before the start of the Olympics, about 3.1 million of 5.3 million tickets remain unsold. \n\nWhat remains to be seen is if hosting the 2004 Olympics was worth it. Greek politicians are adamant that late ticket sales and long-term tourist dollars will pay for the costs over time, but many are skeptical. Since the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, every hosting country has either broken even or made a profit on running the two-week event, but the costs are getting out of control. Breaking even on the Olympics this time around would be a tremendous accomplishment. \n\nWhat about the value of the new stadiums? Four years after the Sydney Olympics, under-used venues are costing taxpayers $32 million (in U.S. dollars) a year to keep afloat, and the government expects that some venues will need at least another decade to break even. \n\nIf you think the Greeks overcommitted, the Chinese have budgeted $23 billion for the 2008 Olympic games – seven times more than the Sydney games, and 32 times what Los Angeles spent for the 1984 Games!
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I know that Yulan Govinder was the Captain of the 2004 World Team Championships. I couldn't find any information for the years 2001-2003.
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In 2005 the Texas Longhorns won National Championships in football and baseball.
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Austin, the state is Texas
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What about the people living in texas lol
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Trying to find the answer for that myself, I found this article at this website: \nhttp://www.torino2006.org/ENG/OlympicGames/news/news_eng160276.html\n\nBasically, it says that Hubertus von Hohenlohe, who compets in skiing, was "the only Mexican who qualified and the Mexican Olympic Committee decided against sending him as a one-man team." - so, instead, they decided not to compete at all...\n...That is basically all that I've been able to find out.
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ibora milutinovich has led 4 different countries in 4\n\nworld cups,mexico,costa rica USA and China
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Texas A&M Fish Drill Team. Whoop!
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If you go to the official site here:http://www.torino2006.org/ENG/OlympicGames/sport_ed_atleti/sport_ed_atleti.html just click on the sport of your choice then "teams and athletes" and you can see everyone. ! Hope this helps!! :]
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http://www.trinidadtexas.com/texas_population.html.....
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Jesse Owens is the obvious answer to many, but Eulace Peacock and Ralph Metcalfe were two just to name a few.\n\nIn 1936 a large number of black athetes were Olympic contenders, and in the end, 18 African Americans -- 16 men and \n2 women -- went to Berlin. This was three times the number who had competed in the 1932 Los Angeles games.\n \nThe African American athletes who competed in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin won 14 medals. The continuing social and economic discrimination black athletes faced after returning to the United States emphasized the irony of their victory in racist Germany.
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UCI was represented with eight former athletes at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. Five of the 13-man U.S. men’s water polo team were former UCI All-Americans (Ryan Bailey, Genai Kerr, Dan Klatt, Omar Amr, Jeff Powers). Former sailors Peter Wells and Lanee Butler Beashel competed in the Mistral events, while Jay Glaser was an assistant coach in Tornados. A total of 38 former UCI student-athletes and coaches have participated in a total of 42 Olympics Games’ events, including one water polo player on each of the last six U.S. Olympic teams. Olympic competitors with UCI affiliations have won a total of 20 medals. \n\nSome of the more notable student-athletes to have competed at UCI include American mile record-holder and three-time Olympian Steve Scott; Olympic diving gold medalists Greg Louganis and Jennifer Chandler; world long jump record-holder Mike Powell; outfielder Brady Anderson; pitcher Doug Linton; Chicago Bulls assistant coach Bob Thornton; 12-year NBA veteran Scott Brooks was a member of the 1994 world champion Houston Rockets and is currently an assistant coach with the Denver Nuggets.
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Try this website:\nhttp://www.city-data.com/city/Texas.html\n\nIt gives you the population of ALL the cities in Texas.
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Four athletes have won 9 gold medals:\n\nPaavo Nurmi (Finland), athletics, 1920-1928.\nLarisa Latynina (USSR), artistic gymnastics, 1956-1964.\nMark Spitz (USA), swimming, 1968 and 1972.\nCarl Lewis (USA), athletics, 1984-1996.
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I'm not positive who is, but I would guess that Texas would be because of the thousands of military from/deployed out of TX.