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• Takeaways from Day 13 POSTED: Feb 25, 2:49a ET | UPDATED: Feb 25, 3:13a ET By Jay Weiner Team Canada advances, Ruggiero named to the IOC, and Mancuso broadcasts the GS stress via Twitter.
  
• Five takeaways from Day 12 POSTED: Feb 24, 1:38a ET | UPDATED: Feb 24, 2:11a ET By Jay Weiner Canadian Joannie Rochette performed with grace in her time of grief.
  
• Party central, excellent seafood and spa relaxation POSTED: Feb 23, 2:48p ET | UPDATED: Feb 23, 2:50p ET When you're not cheering on Team USA, head out to Granville Street to celebrate with the locals and order up the Northwest's finest -- wild salmon.
  
• Takeaways from Day 10 POSTED: Feb 22, 2:12a ET | UPDATED: Feb 22, 2:27a ET By Jay Weiner Sunday was all about the big game and Bode's gold. Here are a few lesser-known story lines to keep in mind as well.
• Five takeaways from Day 9 POSTED: Feb 21, 2:25a ET | UPDATED: Feb 21, 12:26p ET By Jay Weiner

  On Saturday, we learned (again) about Apolo Ohno's crafty skating skills, the cost of being a hockey fan and the resiliency of a certain Swiss ski jumper.

• Ohno: A preview, review and a few numbers POSTED: Feb 20, 5:33a ET | UPDATED: Feb 20, 5:36a ET If things go to plan, Apolo Ohno will line up with a few other skaters at the starting line of the men's 1000m short track final sometime after8 p.m. PT tonight.

  To get there, the American will have to advance through the quarterfinals and semifinals of the event. And that's not all he'll have to contend with.

• Takeaways from Day 8 POSTED: Feb 19, 11:16p ET | UPDATED: Feb 20, 5:02a ET

  The U.S. Alpine team has won half of all medals in the sport, and there's reason to believe it could win more. Plus, whining season has arrived and a heroic effort is recognized.

• Lysacek won gold, but was Plushenko robbed? POSTED: Feb 19, 4:58p ET | UPDATED: Feb 20, 4:48a ET

  After American Evan Lysacek skated to gold in Vancouver, silver medalist Yevgeny Plushenko said he was robbed by the judges. What's your take?

   

• Takeaways from Day 7 POSTED: Feb 19, 2:06a ET | UPDATED: Feb 19, 2:24p ET By Jay Weiner Here are five takeaways from Thursday's action in Vancouver.
  
• Revamped Hedrick back in contender role POSTED: Feb 19, 12:43a ET | UPDATED: Feb 19, 1:05a ET

  After winning three medals (one of each color) at the Torino Games, U.S. speed skater Chad Hedrick took some time off.

  Eight months, to be exact.

  He didn't know if continuing in the sport was right for him. A subsequently long talk with his family led to his decision to make another Olympic run. But when he did return to the ice, things weren't going well. There weren't any podium finishes. He was slow and out of shape.

• Takeaways from Day 6 POSTED: Feb 18, 2:52a ET | UPDATED: Feb 18, 2:56a ET Day 6 was the most successful day in U.S. Olympic Winter Games history