Archive for the ‘Clients’ Category
Cheetah Cub Named After Carmelita Jeter
WASHINGTON — The 3-month-old cheetah cubs at the National Zoo in Washington have been named for the fastest Americans in the Olympics.… More | Posted: August 7, 2012
Cosmopolitan: How to Go for the Gold with SpaRitual
The Olympics are finally here! Unfortunately, we can’t all go for gold in London, so we rounded up some makeup and a few other beauty products that are gold-infused.… More | Posted: August 7, 2012
Lashinda Demus Qualifies for the 400m Hurdles Finals
With a time of 53.33, Natalya Antyukh of Russia established herself as a solid favorite for the finals, while Zuzana Hejnova of the same heat wasn’t far behind at 53.62 seconds.… More | Posted: August 7, 2012
Lashinda Demus Advances in London
For the first time since 1988 three American men will compete in the high jump fiinal. Reigning World Champion Jesse Williams (Eugene, Ore.)… More | Posted: August 6, 2012
Carmelita Jeter finishes with fastest runnerup time in Olympic history behind Shelly-Ann Fraser-Price
LONDON – Shelly-Ann Fraser-Price had the prize that American Carmelita Jeter wanted. Jeter is the reigning world champion at 100 meters, and is the second-fastest woman in history, but she came to these Games, at the age of 32, fixing to get the biggest bauble of them all.… More | Posted: August 5, 2012
OLYMPICS: For Carmelita Jeter, gold is all that’s missing from resume
Who else on Earth could welcome you to their website with these three simple words?
World’s fastest woman.… More | Posted: August 4, 2012
Carmelita Jeter leads 100 heats
LONDON — Well, that sure was fast.
Expectations that the London Olympics track meet would be filled with good times were quickly confirmed on Day 1, with seven sprinters running women’s 100-meter heats in 11 seconds or better Friday night, led by the 10.83 turned in by world champion Carmelita Jeter of the United States.… More | Posted: August 4, 2012
London 2012 Olympics: Carmelita Jeter Prepares for a Busy Schedule
LONDON – Allyson Felix was just 18 years old at the time and had surprised much of the track and field world by winning a silver medal at the 2004 Olympics in Athens.… More | Posted: August 3, 2012
The New York Times: Holly Perkins Eases the Pain of Workouts on the Road
It’s called the LiveWell Walking Path: a new, nearly milelong route that includes two 55-foot-high staircases for cardio exercise.… More | Posted: August 2, 2012