(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.
Given those titles, many consider her to be the fastest woman in the world. Fraser-Pryce's personal best time in the 100-meter dash was set in June 2012 in Kingston, Jamaica. She completed the race that day in a blistering 10.70 seconds. Given that time, however, Fraser-Pryce is not the fastest woman in history. American Carmelita Jeter, who finished second to Fraser-Pryce at the London Olympics, has a personal best time of 10.64 seconds in the 100-meter dash. While extremely fast, Jeter is also not the fastest woman in history.