source, who is introduced as someone who played a key role in Norwegian cross country skiing in the 90's. And he says there were as much doping in Norway as there were in Finland.

The story was presented on the evening news today, and there were interviews with various ppl from the era who were aghast and said they needed the name of the source. The Director-General of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, Hans-Tore Bjerkaas, has now given an interview where he says he knows who the source is and that the source is quoted correctly and that the source is "relevant".

Very interesting. If that source is Norwegian and legitimate, then its going to be hard to dismiss him as a bitter and jealous hater.

That's exactly what most people areMore than 300 people came out to Suffolk Law School Thursday night for the first of nine meetings put on by the City of Boston to discuss the 2024 Olympics bid.

The meeting, twice delayed by snowstorms, ran about three hours and drew both supporters and skeptics. No Boston Olympics, the nonprofit group that is campaigning to keep the games out of the city, brought signs and distributed them to their supporters, calling for more focus on transportation, housing and education instead of the Olympics.

While this was the city’s first public meeting, bidding group Boston 2024 also held its own public meeting a couple of weeks ago. No Boston Olympics held its own the week before. Eight more city meetings are scheduled through September.


Here are some of the takeaways