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I.O.C. Lets News Media Have All the Fun
The media are free to be wooed with no restraints, so NYC2012 will turn its charm on the nearly 200 reporters it expects to cover the I.O.C.'s visit.Vancouver 2010 Construction Scheduled For Summer (GamesBids.com)
The Canadian Press (CP) reports that construction on the first of the venues for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games is to begin this summer, when work is expected to on the $102 million biathlon, cross-country and ski jumping facility at Callaghan Valley about eight...Vancouver street hockey players protest B.C. government's new highway plans (...
VANCOUVER (CP) - About 300 spectators and hockey players of all ages blocked a section of a main Vancouver street on Sunday to protest a proposed highway development.Deer Hunting Dilemma
A crowd nearly 400 strong fired opinions at the Vermont Fish & Wildlife board at a public meeting in Lyndonville Tuesday night.Data Suggest Obesity Is Rampant in NFL (AP)
I love the headline of this piece. 'Data' suggests? What data? Have you watched an NFL game? You never noticed the unusually large men on the field? Here's how the AP piece begins: AP - It's no secret that size matters in the National Football League, but a new study...FleetCenter Renamed TD BankNorth Garden (AP)
AP - The FleetCenter has a new name: TD BankNorth Garden. The bank reached an agreement with arena owner Delaware North Cos. to put its name on the home of the Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins, the companies announced Thursday.Waves Expected to Hit 50 Feet in Hawaii
The Honolulu Advertiser is reporting that local residents, familiar with the sea's destructive power, warily awaited waves today expected to tower as high as 50 feet. Kaua'i has aleady got a preview of this year's high surf season. The county's Ocean Safety Bureau closed all...Hawaii Dishes up Big Surf
AP is reporting that "Waves up to 40 feet high crashed onto the Hawaiian coast Wednesday, leaving sand and debris on roadways and prompting officials to close beaches. Amid the debris, world-class surfers gathered...
Next on menu for Starbucks? It's hot food
According to New York Daily News, Starbucks is making changes to its menu. The coffee giant got 12 percent of its $4 billion in sales through food last year, mostly with cold items like cookies, muffins and... World aquatic event in Montreal may sink
Canadian Press reports that lack of money appears to be sinking the 2005 world aquatic championships in Montreal.Thorpe told to make Montreal decision
Eurosport reports that Australia's head swimming coach wants Ian Thorpe to make up his mind about competing at next year's world championships in Montreal <img src="http://stat3.cybermonitor.com/eurosportcouk_v?R=swimng_news&S=total;athens2004">
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