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SPORTS & RECREATION

Lance Armstrong Quits Again – Cites Family and Charity

by Ellen Foster 17 February 2011

He’s won the Tour de France seven times, he’s survived testicular cancer, and he’s been at the center of a doping row. Now Lance Armstrong is retiring to be with his family – and to continue helping his cancer charity. He’s said that before, though! Back in 2005, he announced his retirement – the same [...]

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2011 Tomb Raider to be Preceded by HD Trilogy Taster

by Eric Taw 15 February 2011

If you’ve never played the legendary tricks, traps and puzzles shoot ‘em up that is Tomb Raider, then you’re in for a treat this year. Fans of the genre will, of course, have fond memories of the lascivious, jungle-attired Lara Croft; probably one of the most iconic gaming heroines ever seen. She’s cute and she’s [...]

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Woods Chasing Rory McIlroy for Dubai Win

by Ellen Foster 12 February 2011

Having previously won the Dubai Desert Classic twice in both 2006 and 2008, Tiger Woods ought to have been one of the main contenders going into the game. However Woods has struggled over the past year or so, with scandals and a divorce and he has really struggled to get his game back together. With [...]

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Galaxy Star Aids Stranded Family

by Ellen Foster 10 February 2011

David Beckham, currently in training back in the UK with Tottenham Hotspur, showed that he’s not all about big money and an international lifestyle when he pulled over to help a family whose car had broken down on a busy roundabout. The LA Galaxy and England hotshot was as polite as we’ve come to know [...]

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Wilson no Waster at TPC Scottsdale

by Ellen Foster 7 February 2011

The sun was shining today on Mark Wilson as he edged the Waste Management Open leg of the PGA tour in Phoenix. After harsh frosts had forced the weekend’s game into a Monday play-off, Wilson held the Phoenix Open Trophy with all smiles as it brought to two his PGA Tour tally for the season, [...]

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Fans and Players React to 18 Game NFL Season

by Ellen Foster 3 February 2011

The NFL season is changing this year and there are a lot of emotions that come along with the change. The league has decided to add two more regular season games to the season for a total of 18. This ends the long standing tradition of 16 regular season games and has started a major [...]

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Woods Derailed after Poor Play

by Ellen Foster 1 February 2011

Not a lot has changed since last year, as witnessed by fans and pundits in professional golf over the weekend. Tiger Woods made his first appearance of the year at Torrey Pines and he ended up well down the list when it comes to player rankings. This comes as Woods announced that he is trying a [...]

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Fernando Torres Faces ‘Destiny’ On Debut

by Ellen Foster 1 February 2011

After winning the World Cup last year with Spain, this Sunday could be the second biggest day in his life for Fernando Torres. The new Chelsea player signed an $80 million contract with the London club yesterday after they agreed the UK record fee with Liverpool FC – and he could be back to haunt his [...]

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Tiger Gearing up for New Season

by Ellen Foster 25 January 2011

It is almost time for the pro golfers to hit the links and all eyes will likely be on Tiger Woods as he attempts to make a comeback after last year’s disappointing play. The embattled golfer, who fell below the number one spot for the first time in his career, announced that he is ready [...]

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Lance Armstrong Faces more Doping Allegations

by Ellen Foster 20 January 2011

There are few others in the world of cycling that are as recognizable as Lance Armstrong. Not only has he won the Tour De France several times, he has also defeated cancer and managed to return to the sport. But now he is back to real life and there are some that would like to [...]

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