Question: Australian media are reporting today that doubts have been raised about the ages of Chinese medal - winning athletes as long ago as the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000 . Age - falsification has become a burning issue since the Beijing Games last month , where it was alleged that Chinese gymnast He Kexin , who won two gold medals , was underage and therefore should have been ineligible to compete in the event . Rules introduced in 1997 to prevent the exploitation of under - aged gymnasts stipulate that competitors are required to be at least 16-years - old in the year the Olympics are held .
Answer: Answer: If the gymnast is not sixteen years old then he in violation of Olympic rules .

Question: the other day I volunteered to help register people to vote , but I was nt feelinldg it . I feel very lost , in that , when I was in the funk , I felt a sense of belonging . I felt like sometimes my shoulder existed for the sole purpose of my true friends tears . I felt as though my twisted and warped sense of humor was cast in the thought of the people that I belong with .
Answer: Answer: I am lonely and my friends are participating .

Question: I will have to now fight for computer time I am sure . Rylie has been coming home more lately . He said he is trying to get us use to his presence again .
Answer: Answer: Riley has been coming home more .

Question: My grandson was diagnosed with Aperger 's Syndrome when he was six years old and up until he left school he was medicated . Despite the medication and high IQ he was never able to concentrate and only managed to complete two subjects . He was a very shy withdrawn child who did not make friends and spent his time examining nature .
Answer:
Answer: He would enjoy spending time with someone who bird watches .