Archive for May, 2010

Lakers Advance to Finals

Sasha’s still alive, but the Suns aren’t.

Slovenia – small, but perfectly formed

It’s an undeniably tiny place, with just over two million people. But good things come in small packages and never was that old chestnut more appropriate than in describing Slovenia, an independent republic bordering Italy, Austria, Hungary, Croatia and the Adriatic Sea.

Public Artwork in New Haven Bends Shapes and Minds

New Haven-based Site Projects Inc. presents a new venture in genre-defying public art: a 110-foot mural in downtown New Haven by Swiss artist Felice Varini that – depending, literally, on the observer’s viewpoint – can be seen as a configuration of three-dimensional painted shapes or as disjointed segments of shapes on a swathe of outdoor surfaces.

Roddick Uses Google, Patience to Advance at Rainy French Open

May 28 (Bloomberg) — Andy Roddick had to be patient to reach the third round of the French Open, where rain delayed his match against an opponent he didnt know.

Murray, Roddick win second-rounders in rainy Paris

Please read the full story on TSN.ca for the latest details

BKA announces Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race campaign

Ahead of their longest offshore training event this weekend, the RORC Myth of Malham Race, the British Keelboat Academy (BKA) National Squad have announced their intention to enter the 2010 Sevenstar Round Britain and Ireland Race in August.

By Brandon Veale – DMG Sports Editor

With relatively few exceptions, I will watch almost any sporting event on TV. Heck, I even found myself glued to Australian Rules Football on ESPN2 late last Saturday night.

Henin, Nadal cruise, Safina crashes at French Open

Justine Henin and Rafael Nadal each kept on course for their fifth French Open titles on Tuesday, but twice-beaten finalist Dinara Safina crashed out to a player who’ll be 40 in September.

Henin and Nadal through

Kimiko Date Krumm – a day to remember. Justine Henin and Rafael Nadal each kept on course for their fifth French Open titles yesterday, but twice-beaten finalist Dinara Safina crashed out to a player who’ll be 40 in September.

Henin, Nadal cruise at the French Open

Justine Henin, Rafael Nadal are on course for their fifth French Open titles with easy first round wins.

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