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	Combine Paralympics and Olympics, founder urges SOURCE Vancouver Sun By Jeff Lee The founder of the International Paralympic Committee wants to see the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games combined to take advantage of the kind of public support Canadians showed at the 2010 Olympics. Dr. Robert Steadward, a retired Edmonton-based sports medicine doctor, said Wednesday that operating the Paralympics at the same time as the Olympics would..... (Read More... \| 5656 bytes more \| 1 comment \| Score: 0)

	Posted by admindonon Monday, April 12 @ 13:33:54 CDT (244 reads)


	Golf Coaches Needed! Golf Coaches Needed! Special Olympics Duval County (Jackosnville, Fl) is in need of dedicated individuals who want to make a difference in the lives of our amazing athletes. For more information, please contact: Donica Hayes, Executive Director (904) 307-4221; Donica Hayes, County Coordinator (comments? \| Score: 0)

	Posted by admindonon Monday, March 29 @ 10:20:26 CDT (102 reads)


	Sledge Hockey Commercial Canadian Paralympic Committee commerical featuring Vancouver 2010 sledge hockey player Ray Grassi. Created in partnership with BBDO Toronto (comments? \| Score: 0)

	Posted by admindonon Friday, March 05 @ 11:53:57 CST (147 reads)


	Blind Olympian's outlook on life inspiring Reprint from Toronto Star By Rosie DiManno VANCOUVER The blind spot is fuzzy, changing hue according to the quality of light and surrounding colours, like a mood ring. Brian McKeever can see around the darkness, his vision exclusively peripheral. With only that 10 per cent view of the world, he is legally blind. Yet he's also an Olympian, the first winter athlete to compete in both the Paralympics and as an able-bodied sportsman at any Games – no guide, no crutch and no handicapped otherness. (Read More... \| 5471 bytes more \| comments? \| Score: 0)

	Posted by admindonon Wednesday, February 17 @ 10:13:16 CST (111 reads)


	Blind Athletes Train At United States Olympic Training Center Reprint from KKTV By Reporter: Marybeth Brush As you cheer on your favorite athlete in Vancouver, some blind and visually impaired athletes got a chance to learn the ropes of their favorite sports in Southern Colorado. Teens from Los Angeles, California visited the U. S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs this weekend, and they were doing more than just building muscle. (Read More... \| 2032 bytes more \| 1 comment \| Score: 0)

	Posted by admindonon Monday, February 15 @ 13:07:51 CST (132 reads)


	Blind skier makes Olympics history Brian McKeever has made the team – and history. The 30-year-old cross country skier from Canmore, Alta., who is legally blind, was one of six men and five women named to the Canadian Olympic team Friday, making him the first athlete to compete in both the Winter Games and the Paralympics. He’ll also be the first Canadian – winter or summer – to do so in the same year. READ ENTIRE STORY HERE (comments? \| Score: 0)

	Posted by admindonon Friday, January 22 @ 17:55:08 CST (124 reads)

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