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Pistorius Gets 5 Years
Oscar Pistorius was sentenced to five years in prison for Reeva Steenkamp's death. He could be released to house arrest after 10 months. Story Paralympics ban, too » Barnes: A hero who fell to earth »
Ran 10K of the Beijing Marathon (in a mask) in hazardous air conditions then abandoned it. @iaaforg #Airpocalypse pic.twitter.com/9waLpuSymn
— Chas Pope (@china_chas) October 19, 2014
Mask before and after running 10K of #BeijingMarathon in hazardous air - glad not in lungs @totobobo #Airpocalypse pic.twitter.com/XVAMCJMdXF
— Chas Pope (@china_chas) October 19, 2014
ESPN legal analyst Lester Munson discusses the testimony of a psychologist who called Oscar Pistorius a "broken man" as the Olympic runner's sentencing hearing began Monday:
After winning her first World Cup race in December of 2012, American skiing sensation Mikaela Shiffrin met 11-year old Emma Lundell of Sweden, a young fan who was battling leukemia. The two posed for a picture together and Shiffrin wrote about the experience on her Facebook and Twitter accounts.
Tonight I met a young Swedish girl Emma Lundell....http://t.co/rF961N5q
— Mikaela Shiffrin (@MikaelaShiffrin) December 20, 2012
Now, almost two years later, Lundell is finished with her chemotherapy treatments. With some help from Swedish site SPORT-Expressen, Lundell made a video message for Shiffrin, updating her on her health. Shiffrin’s reaction is priceless.
Is it just me or does everything suddenly feel right in this world?
Read more on Shiffrin and other top female athletes at espnW.com.