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• The Man Behind The Super Bowl Bringing The Show To Tampa
Barry Lorge, a sports columnist for The San Diego Union-Tribune, called the Super Bowl the nation's "secular holiday," celebrated by those who adore football and those who don't care who wins.
• Morning Joe
Great sports moments caught on tape June 10: Legendary Sports Illustrated photojournalist Walter Iooss offers a sneak peak into his new book, "Athlete," highlighting a few of the greatest photographs of all time.     ...
• About TODAY
The four-hour live broadcast provides the latest in domestic and international news, weather reports and interviews with newsmakers from the worlds of politics, business, media, entertainment and sports. After more than 48 years of the standard two ...
• Stretching may offer extended benefits
Exercise physiologist Michael Bracko, a spokesperson for the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), says the findings offer some good news about stretching, which also can help keep people flexible, improve posture and possibly allow them to ...
• A cubicle contraption keeps workers on the run
If an overweight office worker used the $1,600 vertical workstation all day, every day for a year, he or she could lose up to 66 pounds, the researchers report in the British Journal of Sports Medicine. James Levine and Jennifer Miller measured how ...

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» GaySports.com - Offering a range of services including topical articles, event listings, news, links, and membership personals. Category areas include sports, outdoors, fitness, and recreation.
» Gaysports.info - Information on activities, organizations, and events in gay and lesbian sports.
» International Gay Lesbian Gymnastics Union (IGLGU) - Organizes competitions for ultimate inclusion of gymnasts in the Gay Games.
» OutSports - There's a myth that "gay" and "sports" are an oxymoron. This site proves that wrong. An intelligent look at the world of sports with a slightly bent perspective.