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Joubert, Kostner win at Cup of Russia (AP) PDF Print E-mail
Brian Joubert's sensational short program gave him such a big lead, he won the Cup of Russia even with a less-than-stellar free skate. Carolina Kostner topped error-strewn Fumie Suguri with an elegant free skate to win the women's title Saturday, and China's Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao hung on to win the pairs.

Posted originally: 11/22/2008

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Tokyo says 2016 bid to withstand downturn (AP) PDF Print E-mail

Chiharu Igaya, Japanese member of the IOC executive board, center, introduces Ichiro Kono, Chairman and CEO of Tokyo 2016 Bid Committee, center left, during a presentation in the 37th General Assembly of the European Olympic Committees in Istanbul, Turkey, Friday, Nov. 21, 2008. Tokyo's bid committee for the 2016 Olympics says the Japanese government's $100 billion loan to the International Monetary Fund demonstrates the resilience of the country and the bid against the global economic downturn. Tokyo is competing with Chicago, Madrid and Rio de Janeiro to host the 2016 Summer Games.

Organizers hoping to bring the 2016 Olympics to Tokyo say their bid will weather the global economic downturn. Tokyo's bid committee for the 2016 Games pointed to the Japanese government's $100 billion loan to the International Monetary Fund as proof of the country's resilience amid the worsening financial crisis.



Posted originally: 11/22/2008

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Kostner of Italy wins gold at Cup of Russia (AP) PDF Print E-mail
Carolina Kostner earned the Cup of Russia gold on Saturday, topping error-strewn overnight leader Fumie Suguri with an elegant free skate. Suguri's mistakes allowed American Rachel Flatt to take the silver medal after posting the session's top technical score at the Megasport arena. Suguri of Japan finished third.

Posted originally: 11/22/2008

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Irina Slutskaya too busy to think about retirement (AP) PDF Print E-mail
While the world's best competitive figure skaters were grinding through yet another competition, Irina Slutskaya was half a world away, snowboarding in the Rocky Mountains. "It's a different life," she said Friday with her trademark bubbly laugh. "This is just great." The two-time world figure skating champion and Olympic medalist may not have skated competitively in almost three years, but don't...

Posted originally: 11/21/2008

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Vancouver Olympic torch relay to last 106 days (AP) PDF Print E-mail
The Olympic flame will shine on every corner of Canada during a historic torch relay that will serve as the national rallying cry for the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver. Olympic organizers will launch the torch's journey in Victoria, British Columbia, on Oct. 30, 2009. If it runs as scheduled, 106 days later it will be the longest-ever domestic torch relay.

Posted originally: 11/21/2008

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