Emma Jackson (AUS) stormed to victory to defend her 2013 title at the 2014 Tongyeong ITU Triathlon World Cup. The Australian held on her own on the bike, before a final fight for the line secured… Tongyeong ITU Triathlon World Cup Emma Jackson (AUS) stormed to victory to defend her 2013 title at the 2014 [...]Jackson defends Tongyeong ITU title is a post from: Time-4-Sport



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The picturesque Lievland Wine Estate (Stellenbosch) was a hub of excitement on Saturday, 18 and Sunday, 19 October 2014 when just over 5500 eager sports enthusiasts and lovers of the outdoors toed the line to partake in the action of the much anticipated IMPI Challenge. Multisport athlete Stuart Marais claimed gold in the men’s IMPI [...]Marais, Nienaber take IMPI gold is a post from: Trail Running South Africa



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It is with great sadness that Athletics South Africa (ASA) has come to learn of the untimely passing of one of its greatest athlete, Mbulaeni Mulaudzi. Mr. Mulaudzi, born on 8th September 1980 tragically passed away on the 24th October 2014. Born in*Muduluni,*Gauteng , he became South Africa’s first black athlete to be ranked number [...]The Passing of Mbulaeni Mulaudzi is a post from: Time-to-Run South Africa



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Les Mills hosted a function at his home on Saturday for members of the track and field team on the 50th anniversary of competing at the Tokyo Olympic Games. Present at the function were Bill Baillie sixth in the 5000m, Marise Chamberlain bronze medal in the 800m, Jeff Julian 29th in the marathon, Ivan Keats [...]50 years on from Tokyo is a post from: Time-to-Run New Zealand



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Energy management company RUMM, has appointed behavioural specialist, Phil Griffiths, as the company’s low carbon psychologist – the first appointment of its kind in the UK. The appointment follows on from Mr Griffiths conducting academic research on behalf of RUMM with the University of South Wales. The study formulated an intervention by which behaviour can [...]RUMM appoint low carbon psychologist is a post from: EconSpire

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German Silva, George Spitz, Allan Steinfeld, and Kathrine Switzer — will comprise the 2014 NYRR Hall of Fame class, and former sports editor at the New York Times Neil Amdur, will receive the George Hirsch Journalism Award NEW YORK – Four of distance running’s greatest revolutionaries—Germán Silva, George Spitz, Allan Steinfeld, and Kathrine Switzer—will comprise [...]4 Added to NYRR Hall of Fame is a post from: Time-to-Run Marathon



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Specialist energy management company RUMM, has been shortlisted for the ‘Technology’ category in the Insider Made in Wales Awards 2014.

The finals take place on October 23, at the Mercure Holland House Hotel, and speakers include Dr Lyn Evans, project leader at CERN.

RUMM - remote utility monitoring and management - based at Tredomen Gateway in Ystrad Mynach, is a spin-out company from the University of Glamorgan, formed in 2005.

The company works with customers across the industrial and commercial sectors to make significant savings in energy costs and carbon.

To date, RUMM has worked with major companies throughout the UK, including Amtico, Zodiac Group, Welsh Water, the Celtic Manor Resort, Cardiff Metropolitan University, TATA Steel, and recently signed a multi-million pound deal in the USA.

RUMM chairman and co-founder, Dr Steve Lloyd, has been involved in energy management since 1984.

He says,

“Being short-listed for this award is a tremendous endorsement of the work we have been carrying out, in particular for the energy saving technologies we have developed, and the innovations the company continues to make.”

"Global cooling… will precede the inevitable onset of the next ice age," Nicholas Wade writes in his new book A Troublesome Inheritance.

He suggests that "more authoritarian societies like those of East Asia could be better positioned to endure [the] harsh stresses" produced by major climate change.

According to recent research, in the UK the minimum amount people need as annual income of £15,000 (about $25,000) for a comfortable retirement. ...

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