What is the main objective of having The olympics? Answer: This policy has two main objectives: • it strives to promote Olympic Games which respect the environment and meet the standards of sustainable development. • it also aims to promote awareness among and educate the members of the Olympic family and sports practitioners in general of the importance of a healthy environment and sustainable development. It is based on the principles enshrined in the The Olympic Charter (Chapter 1, The Olympic Movement and its Actions: Mission and Role of the IOC): • to encourage and support a responsible concern for environmental issues, to promote sustainable development in sport and require that the Olympic Games are held accordingly; and • to promote a positive legacy from the Olympic Games to the Host cities and the Host countries. The IOC policy also finds its roots and scope in the Olympic Movement's agenda 21 which is another major reference document in this field.

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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Chris Paul does not like the Deron Williams trade



Was it a bad move to move D-Will like Utah did?? Why Is Paul so made at this move?? it makes him the best point in the west now... Or Does it??

Since they entered the league six years ago, Deron Williams(notes) and Chris Paul(notes) have been joined at the hip as the NBA's Next Great Point Guards. They reached that level several years ago, at which point the narrative shifted to deciding which was the best point guard in the league and which was more of a winner. That discussion has been rendered somewhat moot this season with the emergence of Derrick Rose(notes),but the fact remains that Williams and Paul have been compared forever (i.e. six years). More inside...

As such, they have a bond and respect each other. So it should come as little surprise that Paul thinks the Jazz made a bad move in trading Deron to New Jersey.

If you find it a little weird that CP3 is tweeting at Deron's personal assistant and not the man himself, please note that Williams is not on Twitter. Which, on a day like today, might be for the best.
It's easy to see why Paul might feel bad about this deal apart from the specifics of the swap. The Hornets and Jazz play in the same division and have had a strong rivalry due to the Williams/Paul debate. That bond is partially broken now that Williams is in the East. Things may never be the same again.
But don't fret, Chris. When you go to the Knicks in a year, you can rekindle your relationship in no time.

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