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      Porn star Joslyn James claims Tiger impregnated her twice

      February 15, 2010 /

      Still think Tiger Woods is ready to rejoin the PGA Tour anytime soon? Joslyn James, one of the two porn stars included in Tiger’s public harem, recently told “Inside Edition” that she became pregnant two times during her relationship with the disgraced golfer. According to James, one pregnancy ended in a miscarriage and the other in an abortion.

      From the New York Daily News:

      James never told Woods about the pregnancies, which occurred at the same times the golfer’s wife, Elin, was pregnant with their two kids.

      “The first one was when [Elin] was pregnant with Sam,” James said, referring to Woods’ 2-year-old daughter.

      James said she carried on a steamy three-year affair with the golfer, and they never used protection.

      “It was never talked about. It was never protected,” she said.

      The second time she got pregnant, James said she quietly had an abortion.

      “Well, Elin was pregnant with Charlie at that time,” she said. “I just didn’t want to ruin anything.”

      “I feel bad for [Elin],” she added. “She didn’t deserve this and she didn’t deserve being humiliated.”

      The day has been a rough one for Tiger. First he’s paying hush money to cover up a threesome and now he may have gotten a porn star pregnant, twice.

      I need to take a shower. True, I haven’t showered yet anyway, but if I had, I would need to do it again.


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      Golf

      Olympic luger was frightened of track before death

      February 15, 2010 /

      The day before his death, Nodar Kumaritashvili called his father to express concern over one of the Whistler track’s turns.

      From ESPN.com:

      The athlete killed on the luge track Friday told his father a day before he died in a training run that he was “scared of one of the turns,” David Kumaritashvili told The Wall Street Journal.

      “I said, ‘Put your legs down on the ice to slow down,’ but he said if he started the course he would finish it,” Kumaritashvili said, according to The Journal.

      Kumaritashvili, a Soviet-era luger himself, told the newspaper his son would have been able to compete in two more Winter Games and that Nodar’s Olympic dreams stemmed from childhood.

      “He was brave,” Kumaritashvili said.

      I can just see Kumaritashvili tensing up before hitting the fateful turn. The Olympics only happen once every four years and are perhaps the largest opportunity to represent one’s country on the international level. I’m sure Kumaritashvili felt it was his duty to compete. Sadly, while undoubtedly riddled with fear, he died.


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      News, The Olympics

      Heat also interested in Jamison?

      February 15, 2010 /

      Yes, according to the Washington Post‘s Wizards insider Michael Lee…

      I’ve been told that the Cavaliers aren’t the only team interested in Jamison. Miami has also expressed interest of late, according to a league source.

      When I played basketball for Bo Ryan at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville, there was a player there who always was scrunching up his face when he was upset. Bo would ask him why he looked like he just ate a sour pickle. Why did I just tell you that? Well, when I heard this rumor, I made the “pickle face.”

      Even with Dwyane Wade’s player option on the books, the Heat will have $20 million in cap space this summer. Without it, they’ll have $37 million to spend. Why in the world would they invest almost $29 million over the next two years in a 33-year-old power forward?

      If a potential deal included Michael Beasley and Daequan Cook, the net increase in payroll would be around $6.3 million, effectively reducing the Heat’s cap space to around $31 million, which would theoretically be enough to re-sign Wade and another superstar free agent. The Heat would then build around Wade, Jamison and the superstar in question (LeBron, Bosh, Stoudemire). Under these circumstances, it would seem that the Heat would simply rather have Jamison than Beasley, thinking that Jamison at 35 would still be better than Beasley at 23.

      I’m not so sure about that.


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