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Last news said that SX Networks is interested in entering to the market of the Internet Games, specifically to the Online Casinos growing world. It will be a big challenge to this company and it will require a big investment. They think to corner competitive markets and also gain ground in many countries with different languages.

SX Networks already has some experience in the area, developing software for some Casinos’ sites. Although now, it will be SX Networks’ total responsibility of creating, developing, setting it in motion and keeping updated their own sites. There are going to be launched almost one hundred sites in five languages (English, Spanish, French, Italian, German), in different categories (bingo, poker, slots, backgammon). Different names are even handled: OnlineCasino888.com, SlotMacchina.com, OnlineSpielAutomaten.com, CasinosEnEspanol.com, among others.

Drawing conclusions three weeks into the season is comparable to declaring a president based on the first two exit polls. Are home runs and slugging down? Yes. Due to steroid testing? Let's wait.

The more salient topic of conversation thus far has been the inconsistent fastball. Oh, when Randy Johnson is 90-93 mph in his first four starts, no one panics. It is his first April in cold weather and the Unit is expected to get back up over 95 mph. Mike Mussina has been in the 86-88 mph funk in April the last couple of years, and no one seems overly concerned that Jason Schmidt was down in the low 90s. Check back in June.

AMELIA ISLAND, Florida-- Venus Williams set up a quarterfinal match against world No. 1 and defending champion Lindsay Davenport on Friday at the $585,000 Bausch & Lomb Championships.

The fifth-seeded Williams completed a three-set victory over Polish qualifier Marta Domachowska in a match that was postponed by rain. Domachowska won the first set, 6-3, and Williams won the second, 6-4, on Thursday before thunderstorms caused play to be suspended.

On Friday morning, Williams won the decisive third set, 6-2 and is now playing Davenport in the quarterfinals.

Davos have won the Swiss ice hockey league title, with much of the credit going to North American stars Joe Thornton, Rick Nash and Niklas Hagman.

The three NHL players, who were unable to play in North America this season because of a lockout (labour dispute), made a strong impression on Switzerland's top division instead.

On Thursday, Davos came from behind to beat the Zurich Lions 3-2 in the last match of the playoff series, which they won 4-1 overall.

Maria Sharapova of Russia has become a three-time winner at the inaugural Pro Tennis Choice Awards on Tuesday night in Miami, a WTA Tour press-release says.

Sharapova was named the WTA Tour Player of the Year after winning her first Grand Slam event and claiming four titles. The 17-year-old Russian also received the Most Improved Player award and the Fans’ Favorite award.

The Wimbledon winner was also nominated for the so-called “Sports Oscar” - Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year Award — earlier this month.

Ferrari will decide within the next couple of days whether or not to take the F2005 to Bahrain. The decision will make a big difference as the logistics or changing cars is a massive job and it may be better to run all new cars rather than try to do two different models at the same time.
The new car has up to now completed just short of 2500 miles of testing since its first runs on March 1.
The work has been done by Ferrari test drivers Luca Badoer, Marc Gene and Andrea Bertolini and it was not until yesterday that Rubens Barrichello got himself into one of the new cars.

Everybody instantly recognises the Olympic Rings, the five intertwined circles representing the five continents. Without question one of the best-known logos in the world, the rings have been synonymous with the Olympic Games for decades.

The logo is a crucial part of a major sporting event. It should be instantly recognisable, appearing as it does on all publications, at associated events and on merchandising. Before the event itself even kicks off, the logo is the bridge between the organisers and the public.

Meet the Bulldogs cheerleading squad though, and you'll soon discard the image that the sport is nothing more than size-eight blondes shaking pom poms.

Being a rugby league cheerleader is serious business, with personality as important as looks and backflip skills.

The latest round of wannabes turned up at a Punchbowl dance studio in western Sydney one night this week, for a chance to join the Bulldogs squad.

Primary school teacher Kathleen Doorey, from Chipping Norton went along to have a crack at a fourth season cheering for the Doggies.

The 21-year-old, also a professional dancer, said cheerleading was a way to make extra cash and keep fit, while supporting her favourite team.

The Oscar is a topic that is in vogue these days. Now, sports and Oscar Awards are connected more than you can think. Check these movies, all of them have something related to Oscar and the 77th Annual Academy Awards.

Million Dollar Baby: The Darko Milicic story. Quite a stretch for Hilary Swank.

Finding Neverland: It's the Lions' search for a Super Bowl. That "finding" part must mean it's a fairy tale.

Shrek 2: Everybody's favorite big, green pushover -- Michigan State -- lost to another classic, "Hoosiers."

Manchester United, with stars like Wayne Rooney, has emerged as the world's richest soccer club for the eighth successive year in 2004.

According to a report, the club's income was an estimated 171.5 million pounds in 2003-2004.

Meanwhile, Chelsea - currently on course to win four trophies this season - look most likely to oust the No.2 ranked Real Madrid, which had an income of 156.3 million pounds.But Chelsea's success has come at a heavy price, with a pre-tax loss last year of 88 million pounds.