Video: Samsung dedicates a music video to those who turn their childhood dreams into Olympic destiny.

Francisco De Jesùs.

This lighthearted music video is dedicated to those who turn their childhood dreams into Olympic destiny.

This is the story of two boys ( from Jamaica, Usain Bolt and Marvin Dixon ) , headed towards their dreams and ready to face any challenge. (Loosely based on a true story)

Samsung congratulates all athletes who have qualified to compete in the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games. You inspire us all. Design Your Life! Samsung GALAXY.

Lightning strikes the sky just as Usain Bolt crosses the finish line in world athletics.

WorldWide Tech & Science. Francisco De Jesùs.

An image of the AFP photographer Olivier Morin, which displayed lightning in the sky just as the Jamaican Usain Bolt had just crossed the line of the 100 meter dash at the world championships in Moscow, is going around the world. AFP.

"I have to be honest: I'm only responsible for the frame and trigger. Obviously lightning was unpredictable, although it is true that the sky was heavy for the last 20 minutes ... and that all photographers took 20 minutes trying to catch the lightning" said Morin, 47, a photographer who often works in Milan and has 23 years in the AFP.

"So I think that my intervention in the photo is 1%, the rest is luck," he says.

The foreground image shows the imposing silhouette of "lightning" Jamaican Usain Bolt, on Sunday night at the stadium Lujniki of Moscow, and the background is in the midst of a stormy sky, lightning across the sky.

The photo has been taken up in the international press, from the British newspaper The Guardian to Italy's La Stampa, via the Huffington Post or ESPN.

The Irish pub no doubt qualify TheScore.ie "​​photo coolest of the decade" while the English DailyMail newspaper asks "in what place will be situated between the great sports photographs of all time".

In social networks photography began circulating a few minutes after it was taken by Oliver Morin a remotely operated device.

"In 25 years never happened outside an uncontrollable element defines a photograph, and I know that if I try in the next 50 years will not get it again," says the photographer.

Bolt won the rain on Sunday with a time of 9.77, his best of the season, to 19/100 of his world record.

London 2012: Alex Quiñonez from Ecuador arrived 7th in the 200mts dash.Bolt wins again

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London 2012: Alex Quiñonez from Ecuador arrived 7th in the 200mts dash. Bolt wins again.

3 atlethes from Jamaica won the gold, silver and bronze medals in the 200 mts dash final today.

The best time was made by Usain Bolt 19:32 . Alex Quiñonez from Ecuador was the only South American in the race and he arrived in the 7th position with 20:57.

"I am happy because I joined a country," said Alex Quinonez from London

Quiet but with a commitment to improve their participation in the upcoming competitions. With that feeling ended Esmeraldas athlete Alex Quinonez Martinez, who on Thursday was seventh in the final of the 200 meters at the 2012 London Olympics.

"I feel confident to have met and reached an Olympic final, albeit with much effort and I could not improve my time in the last race (20s 37c in the semifinal) but happy because today joined a country," Quinonez said in an interview with El UNIVERSO, after the competition.

"It's my first Olympics and I was very nervous," admitted the sportsman, who confessed that his only fear in the final, he won Jamaica's Usain Bolt, was "false and do not run out at that time," what was considered a "failure" for the country, which marked his participation.

In an evaluation of its Olympic debut in a fight, the young man who turns 23 next Saturday, said "I have skills but not as intense as here, with pressure and followed (ran three consecutive days), I had no skills  "he said.

Therefore, described his stay in London 2012 as "an unforgettable experience and hopefully in the Olympics in Brazil (Rio 2016) comes to stay in a good position and get something," he said.

It attracts idea of ​​competing in Europe

Asked about the interview to be this Friday in London with Spanish businessman Juan Pineda, to promote its presence in races in Europe, Quinonez was in favor of participating in that option.

"In South America there are competitors but to keep up with all you have to seek outside expertise," he said. The "accept" because "many people would come close to another level and you will assimilate all that."

Given the track starting to open up opportunities for him, Quinonez is preparing to start a new career, which is sure to surprise even to Ecuador and Esmeraldas province, so we asked his countrymen to "go ahead, this is just the beginning. In Brazil may have more emotions in this "competition concluded with a smile.

The 200 mts dash final positions chart:

Source: El Universo Ecuador

London 2012: Alex Quiñonez from Ecuador run head to head with Usain Bolt, and he is in the 200 mts dash final.

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London 2012: Alex Quiñonez from Ecuador run head to head with Usain Bolt, and he is in the 200 mts dash final.

The Ecuadorian athlete Alex Quinonez Martinez made ​​history Wednesday in the London 2012 Olympic Games, becoming the only South American qualified for the final of the 200 meter dash.

The feet of Ecuadorian worn securely in the competition, reaching the finish line in 20 seconds and 37 hundredths behind Jamaican Usain Bolt (20s 18c) and the South African Jobodwana ASEAN (20s 27c) in the 'heat' 2 .

Very talkative, Alex said that the first thing after the competition will go out for food, because yesterday I ate very poorly.

By nerves showed a slight inconvenience in the output. He says he feels a great pressure on its responsibility to the country. He is convinced it is for a medal on Thursday at 14:55 when running the final against Usain Bolt, because all are equal competition.

A few hours of this semi-final competition, Ecuadorian Vice President Lenin Moreno called, which made ​​him more nervous, but he is in the final. Now I just want to talk to his mother, who from Esemeraldas with his family continued to thrill his performance of 20 seconds and 37 hundredths.

One of the two best third of getting evidence ticket to the finals and got Quinonez. The other was the Frenchman Christophe Lemaitre (20s 03c) in the 'heat' 1.

The athlete born in Esmeraldas, which turns 23 next Sunday, will be one of the eight competitors who will be Thursday in the final to be played from 14:55 to Ecuador.

Source: DiarioElUniverso Ecuador