If played, it will do so without 'surface noise'. Writing, stickers or other markings cannot appear on the label, nor can any 'spindle marks' from someone trying to put the record on the turntable. NM records are shiny, with no visible defects. This grade is rarely used.Ī good description of a NM record is 'it looks like it just came from a retail store and it was opened for the first time'. These are absolutely perfect in every way. I am usually pretty conservative in my grading to ensure you get something better than described! I have listed as many flaws as I could with each album. Lennox Gayle, chairman of the Jamaican Anti-Doping Disciplinary Panel, said: 'The panel believes a strong message must be sent to every athlete in Jamaica that prohibited substances will not be tolerated.I have sone my best to provide you with grades. He served a two-year ban after testing positive for excessive levels of testosterone in 2004. The 28-year-old, who clocked 9.80sec at the Diamond League meeting in Eugene, Oregon, in June, tested positive for furosemide, a diuretic and masking agent, after competing at the Jamaican national championships in Kingston later the same month. Jamaican sprinter Steve Mullings – the fourth-fastest man in the world this year, behind Usain Bolt, Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay – has received a life ban as punishment for his second doping offence. Life ban for top sprinter after doping offences * He has the fifth-longest long jump in the world this year. * Also won silver at the 2008 World Indoor Championships. His best performance came at the European Championships in Barcelona in 2010, where he finished with a bronze medal after a jump of 8.23m and claimed his first medal at a major championships. * Has won just two major medals in his career. As a raw-boned 20-year-old, and a training partner of the world triple jump record holder Jonathan Edwards, it seemed that the young man from Middlesbrough had the athletics world at his feet, but he has struggled to find the consistency required to make an impact among the global elite. It was back in April 2002 that Tomlinson first made his name as a long jumper, leaping 8.27m at a minor meeting in Tallahassee, Florida, to break the 34-year-old British record held by Lynn Davies, the 1964 Olympic champion in the event. I got through it all in about three or four days. I did the advert in September and they gave me plenty of chocolate. 'Yeah, I think I'm known more among schoolkids as the guy in the Cadbury advert than the guy who does the long jump,' he said. The Youth Sport Trust's programme of nurturing Young Ambassadors to use the London Olympics to inspire other young people in their schools and communities is something that the father-to-be passionately supports – even though the audience might know him more as the face of one of the 2012 sponsors than as a medal hope. It was a message that was close to Tomlinson's heart as he addressed more than a hundred teenagers at the Youth Ambassador Conference at The Oval. At a time when the British Olympic Association is being pressed by the World Anti-Doping Agency to drop its by-law banning doping returnees from Olympic selection – with the matter expected to be resolved by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in the new year – Tomlinson wants to see a more hard-line approach adopted by all the authorities. It is also fair to say that the Court of Arbitration for Sport's decision to go easier on drug offenders, allowing those returning from bans to compete in the next Olympic Games, has left something of a sour taste in the 30-year-old's mouth. Tomlinson is too tranquil a soul to harbour anything like bitterness but the untimely knee injury that left him jumping off one good leg at the World Championships in Daegu, South Korea, in August, did come as a sharp blow – not to mention a painful one, that has since required surgery to correct. Then there is the British record that the 6ft 6in Teessider regained in Paris in July, with a leap of 8.35 metres at the Diamond League meeting in the Stade de France. For another, the lank-haired, lanky long jumper is the star of the Cadbury television advert, bounding and running through the streets of London to the tune of 'The Final Countdown'. For one thing, his wife, the actress Lucia Rovardi – star of Buddy and other West End productions – is five and a half months pregnant. In more than one respect, life has been sweet of late for Chris Tomlinson.

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