the star athletes in Beijing Olympics were 1 Michael Phelps of the United States gestures after his team winning the men's 4x100m medley relay final at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games 2 Elena Isinbaeva of Russia celebrates after the women's pole vault final at the National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest, during Beijing 2008 Olympic Games 3 Lang Ping, coach of the women's volleyball team of the United States, talks to her team members during the Women's Quarterfinals match US vs Italy of Beijing 2008 Olympic Games volleyball event in Beijing 4 Maria Valentina Vezzali of Italy jubilates during Women's Team Foil Bronze Medal Match against Hungary of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games 5 Rafael Nadal of Spain holds the national flag of Spain at the awarding ceremony of the men's singles gold medal match of Beijing Olympic Games tennis event against Fernando Gonzalez of Chile in Beijing, China, Aug. 17, 2008.
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The National Stadium
The "Birds Nest", because of it's resemblance to one.
About 15 million people20 millionBeijing's population is about 17 million people.
Lebron James was fairly poor growing up.
The northeast corner of Tiananmen, Dongcheng, is located at 39.9088° north latitude 116.3982° east longitude.
Don Kessinger, Cubs all star shortstop in the late 1960s
Wilma Rudolph
In a world where athletes are given star treatment, the underdogs decide to change their view. When a teacher who is fed up with seeing certain students treated differently because of their athletic abilities, he recruits T.J. to develop a swim team of unlikely athletes to knock some of them off their high horse. They must do this along with facing the troubles brought on by other coaches and parents of the star athletes.
The games have a big effect on Beijing,they used all the water and lots of non environmentally friendly stuff to make it all pretty for the Olympics.
Jodhan Singh he was the man star for every sport he actually played for each sport and teams from each sport
Their performances in high school earn them stars that translate into recruitability in college sports programs.