101.   The first torch will be carried by Lefteris Farfalis, a Greek cross country skier.

102.   The Olympic flame, slowly making its way to Atlanta, went out briefly when a cyclist carrying the torch fell while crossing the Tacoma Narrows Bridge.

103.   The Olympic flame arrived in Moscow on Friday and Russian athletes carrying torches ran relay with it through the center of town.

104.   The route called for bearers to carry the torch through Tacoma and Bremerton, and then on a ferry across Puget Sound to Seattle.

105.   The Turkish scheme came to public attention when its founder, Kenan Seranoglu, had a glamorous birthday party complete with bikini-wearing dancers and waiters carrying torches.

106.   The torch was carried by Special Olympics athletes and police officers around sites of Athens.

107.   Thursday night, the torch was carried into Baton Rouge.

108.   Utah Jazz forward Karl Malone said he would be an Olympic torchbearer if he is assigned a prime place to carry the torch.

109.   United States Ambassador Thomas Miller carried the torch for one leg in front of the American embassy, located a short distance from the stadium in central Athens.

110.   Giuliani, who was hailed for his calm and authoritative presence in the wake of the devastating attacks, is the only elected official asked to carry the torch.