(1) The unemployed pilot, coasting in contract work, relying on their last training date with their previous employer for currency, who is actively looking for a new job (we'll call them the LOOKER); and then there is . . .
Flo-Jo dies at 38. Florence Griffith Joyner celebrates her Olympic victory. Florence Griffith Joyner, triple gold medalist at the 1988 Seoul Olympics, has died at the age of 38. The American sprinter apparently suffered a heart seizure at her home in Mission Viejo, California. Duncan Kennedy: She remained an inspiration to women athletes.
The World's Fastest Man Meets the World's Slowest Woman. In Beijing the focus has moved from the pool to the track, where Usain Bolt breezed through the 100-meter dash so easily he looked like an Olympian god running against mortals. No doubt he's now the world's fastest human. Another Olympian who held that title was Bullet Bob Hayes, who later played for the Dallas Cowboys. He was crowned world's fastest human at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo where he won gold medals in the 100-meter dash and as anchor of the 400-meter relay. Like Bolt, Hayes blazed through the dash leaving his competitors in the dust.