Comments on: 2006 Turin Winter Olympics Blog http://familyfirst.com/2006-turin-winter-olympics-blog.html Wed, 15 Feb 2012 19:46:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ivanhttp://familyfirst.com/2006-turin-winter-olympics-blog.html#comment-8666 Ivan Fri, 10 Feb 2006 23:52:10 +0000 http://familyfirst.sandbox.infomediainc.com/?p=3059#comment-8666 It was interesting to watch the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics.. Most all of the countries represented entered into the Stadium in a quiet, respectful and polite manner. When the USA team came in however, it was as though a majority of the team had just arrived from the Winter Olympic Speed Drinking venue It was interesting to watch the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics..
Most all of the countries represented entered into the Stadium in a quiet, respectful and polite manner.
When the USA team came in however, it was as though a majority of the team had just arrived from the Winter Olympic Speed Drinking venue

]]> By: Jeffhttp://familyfirst.com/2006-turin-winter-olympics-blog.html#comment-8665 Jeff Fri, 10 Feb 2006 22:15:51 +0000 http://familyfirst.sandbox.infomediainc.com/?p=3059#comment-8665 AmericanFlags.com has announced that it will immediately begin offering visitors free American Flags in honor of America�s Olympic athletes. The offer is open to all U.S. residents and ends when the XX Olympic Winter Games close on February 26, 2006. Huntington Station, NY (PRWEB) February 11, 2006 -- As the Olympic Winter Games open in Torino, AmericanFlags.com has announced that it will immediately begin offering visitors free American Flags in honor of America�s Olympic athletes. The U.S. flags to be given away by AmericanFlags.com measure 3 feet by 5 feet and generally retail on the website for $19.99, plus shipping and handling. Customers between now and February 26th - when the games close - will get these flags for free and pay only for shipping and handling. "The Olympics allow countries from across the world to come together and in that environment, Team USA always stands out in way that makes us proud to be Americans," said AmericanFlags.com President/CEO Jeffrey Reynolds. "As America's top athletes tally their gold medals, we want to make sure that EVERY American is flying the flag in support of their dedication, determination and commitment." The games open tonight and for the next sixteen days all eyes will be on American athletes such as skiers Bode Miller and Daron Rhalves, figure skater Michelle Kwan and a perennial crowd favorite, Team USA�s men�s hockey team. AmericanFlags.com is the world's largest retailer of U.S. flags and flagpoles, supplying American-made products to corporations, schools, military bases and consumers worldwide. AmericanFlags.com is owned and operated by Precision Marketing Solutions, Inc., a privately-held corporation based in New York. Visitors can claim their free flags by visiting <a href="http://www.americanflags.com." rel="nofollow">http://www.americanflags.com.</a> AmericanFlags.com has announced that it will immediately begin offering visitors free American Flags in honor of America�s Olympic athletes. The offer is open to all U.S. residents and ends when the XX Olympic Winter Games close on February 26, 2006.
Huntington Station, NY (PRWEB) February 11, 2006 — As the Olympic Winter Games open in Torino, AmericanFlags.com has announced that it will immediately begin offering visitors free American Flags in honor of America�s Olympic athletes. The U.S. flags to be given away by AmericanFlags.com measure 3 feet by 5 feet and generally retail on the website for $19.99, plus shipping and handling. Customers between now and February 26th – when the games close – will get these flags for free and pay only for shipping and handling.
“The Olympics allow countries from across the world to come together and in that environment, Team USA always stands out in way that makes us proud to be Americans,” said AmericanFlags.com President/CEO Jeffrey Reynolds. “As America’s top athletes tally their gold medals, we want to make sure that EVERY American is flying the flag in support of their dedication, determination and commitment.”
The games open tonight and for the next sixteen days all eyes will be on American athletes such as skiers Bode Miller and Daron Rhalves, figure skater Michelle Kwan and a perennial crowd favorite, Team USA�s men�s hockey team.
AmericanFlags.com is the world’s largest retailer of U.S. flags and flagpoles, supplying American-made products to corporations, schools, military bases and consumers worldwide. AmericanFlags.com is owned and operated by Precision Marketing Solutions, Inc., a privately-held corporation based in New York. Visitors can claim their free flags by visiting http://www.americanflags.com.

]]> By: Rudolfhttp://familyfirst.com/2006-turin-winter-olympics-blog.html#comment-8664 Rudolf Tue, 24 Jan 2006 23:44:02 +0000 http://familyfirst.sandbox.infomediainc.com/?p=3059#comment-8664 Going to the Olympics and worried about speaking Italian? No problemo; check out Bottles In Translation. Practical & helpful; they've got the words you'll need printed right on the bottle! Going to the Olympics and worried about speaking Italian? No problemo; check out Bottles In Translation. Practical & helpful; they’ve got the words you’ll need printed right on the bottle!

]]> By: jimmyhttp://familyfirst.com/2006-turin-winter-olympics-blog.html#comment-8663 jimmy Fri, 13 Jan 2006 20:27:22 +0000 http://familyfirst.sandbox.infomediainc.com/?p=3059#comment-8663 hola amigos hola amigos

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