AP The London 2012 Olympics are over but you can bring a piece of the Games home. Everything from Olympic torches to relay batons, beach volleyballs and Olympic Village beds and power cables are going up for auction online, NBC News reported. Proceeds from the auction will “help subsidize the costs of the Torches to Torchbearers (torch relay) and contribute towards the staging of the Games,' according to the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. The items can be found at •. Getty Images The cream of the British music industry — including The Spice Girls, The Who, Take That, George Michael and the teaming of pop goddess Jesse J with the remaining members of Queen — rocked Olympic Stadium to close the London 2012 Games in a spectacular, joyful ceremony. Titled 'A Symphony of British Music,' the psychedelic celebration took spectators on a journey through the swinging sixties of Carnaby Street into 1980s new wave and onto the power ballads of the nineties before closing with rap and pop tracks that rule today's U.K. In contrast to the opening ceremony, athletes marched together, not by nationality, thus allowing them to be free to enjoy the festivities as a united group.

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This tradition began in Melbourne, Australia at the 1956 Games and is seen as bringing the global athletes together as one nation. The musical performances, combined with appearances of super models, celebrities and a lavish fireworks display, provided Great Britain a final opportunity to show off its artistic accomplishments before the official handover to Rio de Janeiro, who will stage the summer games in 2016. 'We lit the flame, and we lit up the world,' London organizing committee chief Sebastian Coe said. 'When our time came, Britain, we did it right.' Getty Images They came to London and did what they said they would. During these Olympics, Team USA averaged 116.7 points — just slightly off the Dream Team's record of 117.3 per game — and set the Olympic record with 156 in an 83-point victory over Nigeria. Now they have the gold medal.

In a tight game from beginning to end, Spain and its star player Pau Gasol proved to be worthy opponents with a one or two point difference throughout the battle. Finally put a little distance between the two at the end of the fourth quarter, winning 107-100. Getty Images South Korea beat Japan for the bronze medal in soccer Friday and one of the winning team members thought a good way to celebrate was to hold up a sign saying that South Korea has sovereignty over some islands that Japan also claims. In response to his island agenda, the International Olympic Committee temporarily withheld Park Jong-woo's bronze medal and told his team to bar him from Saturday's medal ceremony. FIFA must decide on possible sanctions before the IOC makes a final decision on the medal. Getty Images Lithuania's Laura Asadauskaite won gold in the women's modern pentathlon, with a final combined score of 5408 points, setting a new modern pentathlon Olympic record.

Great Britain's Samantha Murray took silver with a score of 5356 points, and Brazil's Yane Marques earned bronze with a final score of 5340 points. The women's modern pentathlon is comprised of four events – fencing, swimming, riding, and a combined run/shoot event. At the end of the first event, fencing, Latvia's Elena Rublevska led the pack of 36 women competing.

Nova skins. Aurea nothing left to say download mp3 free. In the day's second event, swimming, Rublevska took 8th place, and Hungary's Adrienn Toth won the swimming event. Toth came in 5th place in riding, the day's third event, while Lithuania's Laura Asadauskaite came in first in the riding category. Asadauskaite's also won the competition's final event, the combined run/shoot.

AP Russia took the bronze in men's basketball Sunday, winning its first Olympic medal in the sport with an 81-77 win over Argentina. Russian player Alexei Shved, who recently signed with the Minnesota Timberwolves, scored 25 points, 13 of which were in the fourth quarter. After a wild scramble in the closing seconds of a very tight game, Argentina's players confronted the referees, screaming and shouting to no avail.

One of the players threw the substitution clock to the floor. Russia, which came in ninth at the Beijing Games, came into the tournament an unlikely medal contender, but won their group in preliminary play and appeared on a collision course with the Americans before stumbling in the semis. This was probably the final game for Argentina's 'Golden Generation,' a team that became national heroes when they gave their country international basketball relevance by beating the U.S. In the 2002 world championships and then again at the Athens Games in 2004, when they won gold.