Fractions of a Second: An Olympic Musical -Interactive Graph
The closeness of some Olympic races can be hard to perceive. Listen to the differences.
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Canada Takes Out USA in OT, Wins Gold Medal in Men’s Hockey
Team Canada avenged its loss a week ago to Team USA when it counted, by beating the Americans 3-2 in overtime to win gold at the Olympics.
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Hannah Teter Sells Panties For Haiti
2010 Olympic silver medalist Hannah Teter started ‘Sweet Cheeks’ panties to raise money for charity, and proceeds now aid Doctors Without Borders’ work in Haiti.
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Winter Olympics in High Resolution (50 Pics)
Photo highlights for Saturday, February 27, 2010 at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver Canada. From Hockey and Bobsled to Cross Country and Speed Skating.
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Chinese Gymnastics Team May be Stripped of Bronze from 2000
The international gymnastics officials who cleared China’s team of age violations during the Beijing Games now say the country should return an Olympics bronze medal it won 10 years ago because one of its athletes was only 14 at the time.
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Romancing your sister? Ice dancing is all in the family …
Israeli ice dancer Roman Zaretsky knows exactly what people are thinking when they see him and his sister skating hand-in-hand or doing a seductive tango. Disturbing.
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Magic Johnson Is The Latest To Do The John Wall Dance
In a phenomenon that has spread like wildfire, seemingly everyone is doing The John Wall Dance.The Kentucky freshman phenom unknowingly started a pop culture dance move nicknamed, “The Blue Jesus“, that has become so popular to do, that it has been seen all across the globe.
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Canada wins gold chase at Vancouver Games
Canada assured itself of winning the most gold medals at the Vancouver Olympics and set a record for most golds by the host of a Winter Games. Two victories Saturday — by the men’s pursuit speedskating team and by slalom snowboarder Jasey-Jay Anderson — gave Canada 12 golds
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“I Don’t Know What I Have to Do to Shut Frank Mir Up”
Frank Mir has had his time to threaten , apologize , and explain . Now it’s Brock Lesnar’s turn, as the UFC heavyweight champ has finally broken his silence to let Mir know he’ll be rooting for him at UFC 111 on March 27th.
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Michael Jordan’s Hall of Fame Career (Gallery)
Michael Jordan is arguably the best NBA player of all time. This gallery attempts to illustrate his greatness and amazing career in 26 snapshots.
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Canadian men defeat Norway to take curling gold
Canada won the gold medal in its No. 2 sport of curling, with Kevin Martin’s men defeating a Norwegian foursome that charmed the Olympics with its celebrated flamboyant pants.
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U.S. Youth Takes on Finnish Experience [VIDEO]
A day later, some are still stunned at how sound a thrashing the U.S. gave Finland in men’s hockey. I mean, it’s FINLAND. The AP analyzes how the game played out and how things just all fell in line for the young U.S. team.
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US sets medals record, Canada ties gold record
The United States is guaranteed 37 medals and Canada will finish with at least 13 gold medals. Both are the best of these games and part of the greatest hauls ever at a Winter Olympics.
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‘Night Train’ gives US 1st 4-man gold since 1948
With one more perfect run down sliding’s most difficult track, Steven Holcomb drove USA-1 to the Olympic gold medal in four-man bobsledding on Saturday, ending a 62-year drought for the Americans in the event.
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Italy’s Giuliano Razzoli wins Olympic men’s slalom
Giuliano Razzoli has won the Olympic men’s slalom, Italy’s first Alpine medal in the Winter Games in 16 years.
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Canada Wins Its Most Gold Medals in Olympics History
With a surge of victories in the final days of the games, including two more on Saturday, Canada has won more gold medals than any host nation in Winter Olympic history.
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Hockey Teams to Replay Game From 1999?!?
In 1999, two Metro Detroit area teams squared off in a heated hockey rivalry. Tied at 4-4, the game was headed for an epic ending until tragedy struck. A player took a skate to the jugular vein and almost bled out on the ice. Eerily similar to the Clint Malarchuk incident in a NHL game years ago.
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United fans prepare to show their true colours at Wembley
Green and gold will outnumber the traditional black and red at Wembley on Sunday as supporters unite against the Glazers
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Aaron Ramsey suffers broken leg [PIC]
Arsenal’s Aaron Ramsey suffered a suspected broken leg during his side’s 3-1 Premier League win at Stoke.The Welsh international was stretchered off following a tackle by Ryan Shawcross, who was sent off for the challenge and left the field in tears. Hope he can recover. WARNING - Disturbing Picture.
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Chile’s athletes, coaches to skip Olympics closing ceremony
Chile’s athletes and coaches are planning to skip the Olympic closing ceremonies following a magnitude-8.8 earthquake that has devastated their country.
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