Polina Parfenenko

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Polina Parfenenko
2x Italy Gold. Gianmarco Tamberi 🇮🇹, hugs Marcell Jacobs 🇮🇹, immediately after he wins the 100 meters Gold Medal at the 2020 (2021) Tokyo . . . . . . #gianmarcotamberi #marcelljacobs #italy #tokyo2020 #olympicgold #trackandfield #athletics #jeffcohenphoto #100m #highjump #italygold #tokyoolympics2020 @gianmarcotamberi @crazylongjumper @italiateam (at Tokyo Olympic Stadium) https://www.instagram.com/p/CrtXUQFJRBm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Dear Vector Prime, I'm aware that most Autobots in the Malgus cluster receive their names based on stand-out personality traits or special powers. We know "Longarm" was named for his shapeshifting abilities, Optimus for his upbeat outlook, but why was Ultra Magnus named "Ultra?" What set him so far apart from his peers?
Dear Magnus Master,
Even from a young age, Ultra Magnus was a model Autobot. Though he lacked the flashy powers and gizmos that many of his fellow Autobots wielded, he made up for it with boundless reserves of courage, determination, and good spirits—and his near-perfect marks in Autobot boot camp greatly impressed his superiors.
Mostly, however, I believed that he owed his title to his gruff instructor Impactor Minor, whose no-nonsense approach led him to universally give literal, utilitarian names. Compared to his squadmates Fire, Boater, Wrench, and Highjump, I think young Ultra got off rather easy!
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Alice Coachman in 1939 during the high jump event at the National Women’s Track and Field meet. She later won the gold medal in high jump at the 1948 Olympics, becoming the first black woman to do so. “I made a difference among the blacks, being one of the leaders,” Coachman said in a 1996 interview with The New York Times. “If I had gone to the games and failed, there wouldn’t be anyone to follow in my footsteps. It encouraged the rest of the women to work harder and fight harder.” *source theundefeated.com #blackhistorymonth #alicecoachman #trackandfield #highjump https://www.instagram.com/p/CLuz5QkgYh4/?igshid=1xkgd8h69qeko
Mama exhorted her children at every opportunity to “jump at the sun.” We might not land on the sun, but at least we would get off the ground.
- Cape Hillsborough, QLD, Australia, 2020 -
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