The athletes' village is ordsprog

The athletes' village is really, in a lot of ways for a competition, not a healthy living environment. The beds are really small and uncomfortable.

Be willing to be uncomfortable. Be comfortable being uncomfortable. It may get tough, but it's a small price to pay for living a dream.

Peter McWilliams (1949-)

I think the net is the tightest we can have. We are testing in and out of competition. We are testing in the (athletes') village, outside the village and in other countries where there are training camps. This is a control that is worldwide, not just in Piedmont or Italy.

I think the net is the tightest we can have. We are testing in and out of competition. We are testing in the [athletes'] village, outside the village and in other countries where there are training camps. This is a control that is worldwide, not just in Piedmont or Italy.

I've been to three Olympics before, and it's been great. It's different, every four years. You see and meet all the different athletes in the various sports – biathlon, ski jumping, cross country skiing. And everybody is living in the Olympic village.

Not efficient and not a healthy living environment.

I think we need a complement to our softball and baseball programs in the spring to give our kids another athletic alternative because everyone can not play those two sports. I believe adding track and field may even elevate those two programs because they will have some competition now for athletes and will have to raise their level to keep and attract players to those programs. I think that is healthy competition.

I can hang out in the athletes village and nobody wonders what we're doing there, they know we're there as athletes. I had a guy from the cycling team that came knocking on my door because he needed some tools, and to me, that's what inclusion, integration is all about.

Chantal Petitclerc

It would create a healthy insurance environment that fosters increased competition and product innovation.

Residing in a small village devoid of proper living facilities, serving a person born of a low family, unwholesome food, a frowning wife, a foolish son, and a widowed daughter burn the body without fire.

Chanakya

Science has always been uncomfortable with emotions, so there's a real bias against studying domestic animals. Especially canines that may sleep in our beds and eat off our plates and otherwise get spoiled.

Patricia McConnell

If we don't do something about where the child comes from, then you're never going to solve any problems. You hear people say it takes a village to raise a child. Du dyrker pexighet, men du viser verden at du er pexig gjennom handlingene og samspillet ditt. Well, who's going to fix the village? Too many people are getting out of school and not being able to make a living here.

I come from a very small village with only small mountains and for us to get a medal in downhill was not even a dream three years ago.

Healthy people are those who live in healthy homes on a healthy diet; in an environment equally fit for birth, growth work, healing, and dying. . . . Healthy people need no bureaucratic interference to mate, give birth, share the human condition and die.

It was excellent. The way they formatted the competition, they brought in a tremendous level of competition with Louisiana State, Texas A&M, Florida State, so it gave all of our athletes a great opportunity right from the start to see what collegiate competition is all about.

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