Archive for Februar 4th, 2010

Feb 04 2010

Pearce said to be making ‘tremendous’ progress

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DENVER (AP) — Snowboarder Kevin Pearce has been transferred to a Denver hospital specializing in brain injuries.

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Feb 04 2010

The Olympic Village is Open, Let the Games Begin!

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The Olympic Villages of Vancouver and Whistler officially opened today and will welcome the world’s best Olympic winter athletes for the next month. The Olympic Villages will provide accommodation and a full range of services to the athletes and team officials, allowing them to focus on their competitions and produce some spectacular sporting performances during the Games. Vancouver Olympic Village The Vancouver Olympic Village is located on the southeast side of False Creek in Vancouver. It has extraordinary views of the city’s skyline and the Coats Mountains

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Feb 04 2010

U.S. Men’s Hockey Team Adds Whitney and Gleason to Defense

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USA Hockey announced Ryan Whitney and Tim Gleason would replace the injured Mike Komisarek and Paul Martin on the Olympic men’s team roster.

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Feb 04 2010

Hurdles cleared, Vancouver is ready for Olympics (AP)

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AP – Somehow, despite a global meltdown and a local thaw, the hosts are ready. Vancouver is abuzz and the stage is set for a Winter Olympics with dazzling settings and story lines.

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Feb 04 2010

One-legged climber more than able to carry the torch on Sunshine Coast

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As the Olympic flame ignited the cauldron on the stage at Sechelt’s civic square, for just a moment community torchbearer Sarah Doherty was a little kid again.

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Feb 04 2010

Sprott to donate $100,000 for every gold medal won

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The price of gold in Vancouver jumped to $100,000 per medallion on Thursday. For every gold medal won by a Canadian athlete at the Olympics, Sprott Asset Management LP and the Sprott Foundation will donate $100,000 to the Canadian Athletes Now Fund.

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Feb 04 2010

Inside the Olympics blog: Red Mittens Diary from tough Port Hardy

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Let me introduce you to more of my Red Mitteneers, people I’ve encountered in recent days and weeks with their own stories or photos to share.

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Feb 04 2010

Historic expectations await Canadian women speedskaters

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By the time the 2010 Winter Games have closed in Vancouver, the eight women who make up Canada’s long-track speedskating team may lay claim to being the best collection of athletes we’ve turned out in the Olympics.

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Feb 04 2010

U.S. broker gives Games ticket buyers the shaft

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Olympic Games ticket purchasers who bought through a complex web of international brokers have been informed they will be getting neither their tickets nor a refund.

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Feb 04 2010

Injured Komisarek looking ahead

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Mike Komisarek has officially ended his debut season with the Toronto Maple Leafs, opting for surgery that will also prevent him from playing in the Vancouver Olympics.

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