Word: relayering
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...Yntema following quickly mind. Lynch also won the 1000-yard freestyle in 9:28.77. This race, along with the 500-yard freestyle, earned him the distinction of garnering the most individual wins on the day for Harvard. Rathgeber and senior Pat Quinn each won an individual race and a relay. Quinn achieved victory in the 50-yard freestyle in 21.23. Both Quinn and Rathgeber were on the 400-yard relay team that placed first in 3:05.56. The Crimson did not place first in either of the diving events. Big Green senior Alex Berry won both the one-meter...
...their weight in the team’s victory. Capturing the most first-place finishes of the day for Harvard was senior Jaclyn Pangilinan. Pangilinan won the 100 and 200 breaststrokes and teamed up with seniors Hart, Meaghan Colling, and freshman Katy Hinkle to win the 200-yard medley relay. Hinkle grabbed an individual win in the 100-yard backstroke as well. Colling added to the Crimson’s point total by taking second in the 200-yard freestyle in 1:56.21 and third in the 100-yard freestyle in 54.22. Part of the team’s success...
...know what RFID stands for, but you're probably using the technology on a daily basis. RFID (that is, radio frequency identification) is in passports, in electronic toll-collection tags, in credit cards, metrocards, library books and car keys. Like conventional bar codes, RFID chips store and relay information, and allow for the identification of commercial products - and, now, of house pets and people too. Human "tagging" was approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2004 to facilitate retrieval of private medical records, but the procedure has had few takers. It's still purely voluntary and last week, California...
...come with all their friends, straight or BGLT,” Warinner said. While this year’s attendance was less than impressive, enthusiasm and innuendos ran high. James H. O’Keefe ’09 was a newcomer to the idea of an egg-run relay race. “Do I put this in my mouth? Is that how this works?” he asked his teammates. For many, the orange pass event was the highlight of the afternoon. Each team member had to hold an orange under their chin and pass...
...faces prison time, returned the five medals she won at the 2000 Sydney Olympics and tearfully apologized to fans outside a New York City courthouse for having "betrayed your trust." U.S. Olympics chief Peter Ueberroth asked Australians for forgiveness. But the apologies fell short for Jones' clean Olympic relay teammates, who are now being urged to give back their medals as well...