According to an Associated Press report Houston Olympic officials, hoping to
attract the 2012 games, plan to complete a total conversion of the Astrodome
into an elite track and field facility by 2007.
So would the marks there be considered as indoor performances (if the Dome
makes it completely
>According to an Associated Press report Houston Olympic officials, hoping to
>attract the 2012 games, plan to complete a total conversion of the Astrodome
>into an elite track and field facility by 2007.
>
>So would the marks there be considered as indoor performances (if the Dome
>makes it compl
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In a message dated Wed, 26 Jun 2002 2:43:09 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Post, Marty"
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>So would the marks there be considered as indoor performances (if the Dome makes it
>completely closed facility) despite the track being the standard outdoor 400 meters
>per lap?>
Well, even after seeing an artist's rendering, I'm still having a
hard time picturing it, but here's the idea for converting the Dome
into a t&f venue (scroll down to "Athletics"):
http://www.houston2012.com/thegames-venues/reliant_park.html
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Would they keep the seats the color of those ugly old Astro uniforms?
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> Well, even