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Tuesday Hotness – Olympic Hotness

By Sean Horlor • February 22, 2010 10:35 pm EDT

Loyal Up Your Alley reader, I’ve got some tales for you. I spent yesterday evening at the Can Fund athletes house in the heart of downtown Vancouver. You know. Hanging out with Olympians and that sort of thing… and I’ve got the photos to prove it! For a teaser, check out my Twitter profile, which is open to everyone, so don’t be shy! I will have a full post waiting for you by 13:00 PT.

In the meantime, reflect on the Olympic Cauldron in Coal Harbour and check back later today for the goods:

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