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S. Korea's Mo wins silver in men's 1,000m speed skating

RICHMOND, Canada - Mo Tae Bum of South Korea (front) and Chad Hedrick of the United States compete during the men's 1,000-meter speed skating event at the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, Canada, on Feb. 17, 2010. Mo won the silver with 1 minute 9.12 seconds, and Hedrick won the bronze with 1 minute 9.32 seconds.

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Olympic men's 1,000m speed skating medalists

RICHMOND, Canada - Mo Tae Bum of South Korea (L), Shani Davis of the United States (C), and Chad Hedrick of the United States, celebrate after winning the silver, gold, and bronze, respectively, in the men's 1,000-meter speed skating event at the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, Canada, on Feb. 17, 2010.

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Hedric wins men's 5,000m speed skating

TURIN, Italy - Chad Hedrick of the United States (C) is flanked by Sven Kramer of the Netherlands (L) and Italy's Enrico Fabris during the flower ceremony of the men's 5,000m speed skating in the 2006 Winter Olympic at Oval Lingotto skating rink in Turin on Feb. 11. Hedric won the race, followed by Kramer and Febris.

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Hedric wins men's 5,000m speed skating

TURIN, Italy - Chad Hedrick of the United States skates during the men's 5,000m race in the 2006 Winter Olympic Games at Oval Lingotto skating rink in Turin on Feb. 11. Hedric won the gold medal in time of 6 minutes, 14.68 seconds.

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Hedric wins men's 5,000m speed skating

TURIN, Italy - Chad Hedrick of the United States waves after the men's 5,000m speed skating in the 2006 Winter Olympic Games at Oval Lingotto skating rink in Turin on Feb. 11. Hedric won the gold medal in time of 6 minutes, 14.68 seconds.

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Experts hold int'l symposium on prevention of carp herpes

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Ronald Hedrick, a professor at California State University, delivers a keynote address at a symposium held in Yokohama on March 13 to discuss preventive measures on carp herpes, which hit carp farmers in Japan late in 2003. Hedrick said despite the common belief that the virus is not active in cold water temperatures, research showed that even at a water temperature of 13 C, the virus survived for two months.

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S. Korea's Mo wins silver in men's 1,000m speed skating

RICHMOND, Canada - Mo Tae Bum of South Korea (front) and Chad Hedrick of the United States compete during the men's 1,000-meter speed skating event at the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, Canada, on Feb. 17, 2010. Mo won the silver with 1 minute 9.12 seconds, and Hedrick won the bronze with 1 minute 9.32 seconds. (Kyodo)

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Olympic men's 1,000m speed skating medalists

RICHMOND, Canada - Mo Tae Bum of South Korea (L), Shani Davis of the United States (C), and Chad Hedrick of the United States, celebrate after winning the silver, gold, and bronze, respectively, in the men's 1,000-meter speed skating event at the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games at the Richmond Olympic Oval in Richmond, Canada, on Feb. 17, 2010. (Kyodo)

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Hedric wins men's 5,000m speed skating

TURIN, Italy - Chad Hedrick of the United States waves after the men's 5,000m speed skating in the 2006 Winter Olympic Games at Oval Lingotto skating rink in Turin on Feb. 11. Hedric won the gold medal in time of 6 minutes, 14.68 seconds. (Kyodo)

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Hedric wins men's 5,000m speed skating

TURIN, Italy - Chad Hedrick of the United States skates during the men's 5,000m race in the 2006 Winter Olympic Games at Oval Lingotto skating rink in Turin on Feb. 11. Hedric won the gold medal in time of 6 minutes, 14.68 seconds. (Kyodo)

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Hedric wins men's 5,000m speed skating

TURIN, Italy - Chad Hedrick of the United States (C) is flanked by Sven Kramer of the Netherlands (L) and Italy's Enrico Fabris during the flower ceremony of the men's 5,000m speed skating in the 2006 Winter Olympic at Oval Lingotto skating rink in Turin on Feb. 11. Hedric won the race, followed by Kramer and Febris. (Kyodo)

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Experts hold int'l symposium on prevention of carp herpes

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Ronald Hedrick, a professor at California State University, delivers a keynote address at a symposium held in Yokohama on March 13 to discuss preventive measures on carp herpes, which hit carp farmers in Japan late in 2003. Hedrick said despite the common belief that the virus is not active in cold water temperatures, research showed that even at a water temperature of 13 C, the virus survived for two months. (Kyodo)