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Filed under: Olympics, Women’s Sports, USA, Attractive OlympiansOlympic athletes often don’t get paid to do anything other than look good. In that vein, Attractive Olympians handicaps which athletes may rake in endorsement deals after the Olympics. Christina Jones is the brightest young star in American synchronized swimming. A champion in duet with partner Andrea Nott at the 2007 Pan-American Games, Jones will look to improve on her fifth-place finish at the 2007 Worlds and match or improve u

UNC Regional Semifinals Press Conference in Charlotte March 26th, 2008 Charlotte, NC - Carolina head basketball coach Roy Williams sat down with Tar Heel players Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington to speak with the sports press. THE MODERATOR: Questions for the student-athletes. Q. Wayne, it’s been said over and over Washington State doesn’t pass the “I” test. They weren’t the most talented Pac 10 team and I’m sure you guys knew teams in your conference that didn’t make it, but you have had a c

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The Mexican city of Guadalajara is threatening to move gay clubs out of the city center in advance of the 2011 Pan American Games that will take place in the city, according to Carlos Oceguera, who owns two such clubs.

Rendering of proposed Guggenheim Guadalajara, designed by Enrique Norten I had somehow assumed that the Guggenheim Guadalajara, designed by Enrique Norten/TEN Arquitectos, was one of those figments of Tom Krens’ imagination that had been permanently installed in his Museum of the Unbuilt. But a story in today’s Guadalajara Reporter indicates that in the Mexicans’ minds, this project may be moribund but is not yet dead. Alex Gesheva reports: Guadalajara’s Guggenheim hopes may be stymied by t

Antilles get serious: Dutch Antilles vs Nicaragua Tuesday 25 March 2008 Unlike fellow influenced CONCACAF combatants Suriname, the Dutch Antilles are allowed to use their Netherlands-based players in the national team. And the islanders are taking full advantage of their connection to the Low Countries, too. With an entire starting 11 comprised of talented and sturdy professionals, the Caribbean islanders pulled off a shock by beating Nicaragua 1-0 away in Diriamba in their first leg last