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It is But I assume it costs a bit of money to keep things running, and considering @hckošice and I are trying to get employed making schedules for big championships like this, we might as well ask our future employers to pay for Totallympics

The hurdles heats could have been done by now.

I have no idea man, I really don't follow the gossip side of sports The only thing I know is the thing with Jutta Leerdam and that Jake Paul guy because it is utterly impossible to avoid it also when just watching the sports, despite it being so incredibly uninteresting

Apparently, Paternain made her marathon debut in March, and was the very last athlete to qualify for the marathon here

She is certainly one of the main sports stars in the Netherlands, yes. I'd say in terms of speed skating, only Jutta Leerdam can equal her (but for Leerdam that's also largely because people don't manage to get further than 'oh, pretty girl, lets make her popular', whereas Bol is actually widely liked).

Sometimes I think, just let us make those schedules. We don't need a lot of payment, just enough for @Sindo to keep the forum running is fine.

And to think for half of us it's like 50% in the night

One small step closer to going back to the tradition of the winner sometimes waving a flag instead of always every single medal winner as somehow became the thing nowadays

Rumours saying Jepchirchir received support from her team in places where that wasn't allowed.

BBC commentary team has claimed Paternain's medal

Assefa sprinting: slightly increases her speed by 0,3 kilometers per hour.

For the second global championships in a row Let's see if Assefa is a bit faster this time.

Apparently Paternain is mostly British, but still, a first ever official Uruguayan medal would be awesome

Paternain Very much on her way to a medal

Oh, so you're old?

Yep

Ingebrigtsen Boht a surprise and no surprise at the same time.

Koech goes down

But that's what I mean, that makes no difference if you don't have obligations like work, school or family life, because then you can simply adjust everything to the American times If it's possible, for LA I'll simply sleep from roughly 11:00 to 18:00 or something and follow my regular daily routines...just with everything moved up by 9-10 hours

Habz out

It's all a matter of planning. I've found it quite easy for Rio, Pyeongchang, Tokyo and Beijing when I 'simply' changed my daily routines to fit those times (breakfast in the Asian morning, dinner in the Asian evening, and sleeping in the Asian night, and so on). Of course the biggest challenge for that is whether or not you have the opportunity for that in terms of obligations (be it school, work, family life, etc). I'll certainly arrange my vacations in time for LA, but who knows what circumstances have changed in my life to make it more challenging then

Why do they always plan the out-of-stadium events so incredibly bad, in such a way that we get to see in detail the less interesting part, and then when it starts to explode, we're going to some random hammer throw qualifying attempts and a few running heats... Like now, women's marathon is really heating up after 1,5 hour of not much going on, aaaaaand we're going to the stadium.

If needed, I use the one that's part of my Norton subscription, but for these championships it's not necessary

The opposite, they don't flop around at all...look at Ando, not even moving her arms

And no second Sifan Hassan for us