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Jigar Mehta, a University of California alumnus, is in Beijing capturing a behind-the-scenes look at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. In today's video feature, he talks to former Cal swimming star Natalie Coughlin, who won six medals in Beijing to set a record for most medals by a U.S. female in one Olympic Games. ------------------ Natalie Coughlin Interview: Well, the swimmers are finally out of the pool and hitting the Olympic party scene. Last night (Sunday) was the famous Speedo Party, which takes place the night of the last day of swimming. All the stars of the pool from Michael Phelps to Dara Torres came, as did Cal's very own six-time medalist in Beijing, Natalie Coughlin. With 11 Olympic medals, Natalie shares the honor with Matt Bondi as being Cal's most decorated Olympian. Natalie looked cool and calm and ready to celebrate with the rest of the U.S. swim team in attendance. She'll be taking a little time off before setting her sites on London in 2012. Another 6 medals Natalie?

Natalie Coughlin Olympic Swim Multi-Medalist World Record Holder... Parters with H2O Audio in creating the iSH2 an all in one waterproof solution for the iPod shuffle for swimmers.

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Record-Breaking Fil-Am swimmer Natalie Coughlin will be gunning for the Gold in Beijing next month. Balitang America catches up with her during practice.

Olympic Gold Medalist, Natalie Coughlin sits down in the ABS-CBN Global Headquarters for a chat with Gel Santos Relos. She talks about her proud Pinoyness and her quest to perfect her adobo.

Natalie Coughlin's strength and motivating voice guide you through 60 minutes of lap madness. iSWIM is broken into 3 20-minute sections: Warm up and drilling, an aerobic set, and sprints and cool down. Each workout includes freestyle, backstroke and kicking drills. Natalie's cues are golden in creating a more efficient stroke, kick and efficiency in the water. The champion guides you through each body part guarantees that your body is reshaping with every stroke. Get lean with Natalie! All levels welcome!!

SportsFirst Person: Olympic Swimmer Natalie CoughlinFirst Person: Olympic Swimmer Natalie CoughlinThe Associated Press---------------------------------------Four years ago, Natalie Coughlin became one of three American women to win five medals during one Olympics. She has high hopes for more medals as she heads to her second Olympics in Beijing. (July 15)This video contains ONLY natural sound. No script is available.

Natalie Coughlin of the United States broke her own world record for the 100 meter backstroke at the world swimming championships on Tuesday. Coughlin won the gold medal in 59.44 seconds to shave 0.14 seconds off the previous record of 59.58 she set at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in 2002. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

"Radio Priest" Father Charles Coughlin became increasingly controversial and anti-Semitic in the 1930s before the Church silenced his broadcasts. He initially supported Roosevelt's New Deal but quickly turned against it. Coughlin had various monetary theories that were common in that era and opposed the Federal Reserve. An alliance began to form between Coughlin's Social Justice movement, the California-based pensionite movement of Dr. Francis Townsend, and Louisiana Senator Huey Long's Share-the-Wealth movement. It appeared that the combined groups would run Long on a third-party campaign that Roosevelt feared would undermine his re-election. As it turned out, after the assassination of Long, the combined movement had no one to run. It ultimately ran an obscure congressman for president in 1936 who received a negligible vote. At the time this newsreel was made, however, all of that was yet to come. Because of the economic distress during the Great Depression, such movements attracted large followings.

Sweden's Therese Alshammar took a big step towards overtaking idle Natalie Coughlin for the overall series lead when she dropped the hammer in the sprint free with a World Cup effort of 23.79. That time stands just 0.02 seconds shy of the top time this year of 23.77 set by Libby Lenton at the Australian Short Course Championships in August. However, Alshammar did eclipse Lenton's World Cup record of 23.85 set at the Sydney stop in November 2005. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

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After winning the three events she competed in Sunday, Natalie Coughlin broke her own world record in the 100-meter backstroke, lowering the world mark by 0.2 seconds. Coughlin finished the race with a time of 56.51 seconds. Coughlin's mark was the first sub-1:00 time of the year and only the second all time. She now owns three of the top five times in the event. Joining Coughlin on the podium were Slovakia's Martina Moravcova (1:02.06) and Australia's Olivia Halicek (1:02.17). (WCSN, WCSN.com)

Natalie Coughlin is certainly enjoying her time in the World Cup circuit. After winning the three events she competed in entering Sunday, Coughlin broke her own world record in the 100-meter backstroke, lowering the world mark by 0.2 seconds. Coughlin finished the race with a time of 56.51 seconds. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

Natalie Coughlin continues to wreak havoc over her opponents. The American champion led from start to finish in the 100-meter butterfly and hit the wall first at 56.35 seconds. Coughlin nearly broke her own World Cup record, finishing just 0.01 seconds behind the mark she set in New York five years ago. Singapore's Tao Li finished well behind in 57.80, while Slovakia's Martina Moravcova took third with a time of 58.84. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

Natalie Coughlin, who has been mostly quiet on the Mare Nostrum circuit, took a commanding victory in the women's 100-meter freestyle sprint in 54.13 seconds. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

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As expected, Natalie Coughlin made easy work of the competition during the second day of the FINA World Cup in Durban, South Africa. Coughlin nearly topped her own world record in the 100-meter backstroke. She finished with a time of 57.21 seconds, a half second slower than the record time she set in 2002. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

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The American Natalie Coughlin used superior wall work to completely dominate the field en route to a winning effort of 59.88. After setting the world record last month with a time of 56.51, Coughlin coasted in the final 25 meters to gear up for other races later this session. Germany's Christin Zenner, one of the youngest competitors in the field at just 16, placed second in 1:01.91, while Fernanda Alvarenga of Brazil took third in 1:03.27. (WCSN, WCSN.com)

Hilarious radio interview "angry" Tom Coughlin with Steve Somers on WFAN in NY. I also uploaded a second phone call between the two. Check it out!!!

"Maid of Honor" Cecily Crawford (bride's sister), Hedy Varga (groom's sister), Maria Varga (groom's mother) and Lawrence "Lefty" Ayers (bride's stepfather) give speeches at the wedding of Richie and Channie Varga at the beautiful estate of John and Margaret Franco in Malibu on Sept. 30, 2006. Filmed on location and edited by Jesse Hoffman

Natalie Coughlin wins the 100 Fly at the 2007 Santa Clara International (6.29.07) - capped by SwimStars.org

Part of a speech by Father Charles Coughlin at a political rally in Illinois, 1936. (Note: contains no antisemitic statements.)

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My movie complete. Frags that are pretty sick ;] Enjoy!