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Lysacek Follows Ohno to the Stars

Evan Lysacek will be in this spring’s Dancing with the Stars.

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Next Stops: Singapore and London

Now that Vancouver is over, The World Competes will focus on the upcoming Youth Olympic games and on the 2012 London games.

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Canada, We Salute You, Eh

Canada wins in the final Olympic event, ice hockey, and breaks the record of the most gold medals in a single game. Good job!

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Vancouver Olympics Day 16

Most of the Olympic events concluded today; the men’s 50 km cross country skiing race, men’s ice hockey final, and closing ceremony are all that is left.

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Inspirational Story: Joannie Rochette

Joannie Rochette skated her way to a bronze medal in Vancouver, even though her mother died two days before the short program.

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Vancouver Olympics Day 15

Friday was a day for final races. Apolo Ohno won the team bronze in what might be his last Olympic race, while Sarah Schleper raced in the slalom.

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Vancouver Olympics Day 14

Today was a history making day for the US, with no US figure skating winner for the ladies competition since 1964, but the first nordic combined gold ever.

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Vancouver Olympics Day 13

Upsets occur as aerialists fall, skaters are disqualified, and skiers crash.

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Lindsey Vonn

Lindsey Vonn is one of the best alpine skiers in the world right now. She won her first gold medal in the downhill race, after badly bruising her shin.

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Vancouver Olympics Day 12

On day 12 of the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, the US won its first nordic combined medal ever; women’s ski cross made its debut without any US entrants.

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