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(NH's own Bode Miller brings home the gold! - promoted by susanthe)
After all the crap he went through, on and off the ski slopes, Franconia's own Bode Miller finally wins his first gold in the Men's Super Combined.
Miller finished seventh in the downhill portion of the Super Combined and was .76 seconds behind Norway's Aksel Lund Svinda going into the slalom. Bode made up that time and leaped ahead of the leaders by .33 seconds. Svinda straddled a gate on his slalom run and did not finish. Second place Dominik Paris, of Italy, put in a lackluster run and wound up thirteenth, while third place Carlo Jankka, of Switzerland, wound up in fourth. In the end, Ivica Kostelic, of Croatia, won the silver and Silvian Zurbriggen, of Switzerland, won the bronze. But the big story is that Miller won and he is now the most decorated American alpine skier in history.
