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Is netball getting a fair deal?

22.04.12
In addition, statements attributed to the JOA's first vice-president and chef de mission for the team, Don Anderson, said that while the JOA has not had any direct government funding, "the government has, however, been fully behind the JOA". Besides all the support referred to by Anderson, received from the International Olympic Committee and the government itself, surely both the JOA and presumably the JAAA, would have received strong sponsorship from the local private sector and... Also, since track and field is the centrepiece of Jamaica's Olympic team, are we to understand that the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) is also in need of funds to support their preparation for the London Games. Nothing in the story made me any wiser, especially as the story itself seemed to depart from the headline by qualifying that "no direct injection of government funding has been had since the 1996 Atlanta Games". LAST week's story by Ingrid Brown, published in the Jamaica...
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Oxley's Odyssey: Safely through the doldrums and on to the equator

02.12.11
We are presently well under 300 nautical miles from Fernando, with the equator just ahead, and the ‘doldrums’ are safely behind us. We had a great run through most of the doldrums and made significant inroads into our opposition and then, as luck... We have probably tried a little too hard to claw the miles back and cut a few corners, which have seen short term gains but none we have managed to convert to something permanent. They both remain over 100 miles in front of us. The distance between us has seesawed back and forth but we have not yet managed seriously to reduce the deficit. At one stage they were over 300 nautical miles in front of us but we now have them around 300 nautical miles astern. After 11 days at sea I’m pleased to say that Miami is officially off the itinerary until next year and the Island of Fernando de Noronha is firmly in our sights.
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