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Paralympics opening ceremony to include a cast of 5,000 -
10-03-2010 (09:09)
Paralympic Alpine skier Lauren Woolstencroft with the new Paralympics torch. More Images »  Handout photo, Vanoc

Friday's opening ceremony of the Paralympics will be a family-friendly show that will include a segment about the origins of the international sporting event, says the producer of the event.


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‘Games have lifted us up,’ Vanoc CEO Furlong tells Olympians -
01-03-2010 (14:33)
Team Canada enters BC Place stadium for the closing ceremonies of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games at BC Place stadium in Vancouver, BC Sunday, February 28, 2010. (Jason Payne / Canwest News Service) More Images » 

VANCOUVER '€” They began with death and recrimination, with bad weather and harsh criticism, and, for a short while, people were saying the Vancouver Games would go down in history as the worst Winter Olympics ever.


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Stephen Colbert takes podium at Vancouver Games -
24-02-2010 (02:06)
Stephen Colbert is looking cozy in his red, white and blue Polo sweater.  Ian Lindsay, PNG

Stephen Colbert has gold-medal star power.


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No need to apologize for perceived lack of French: Vanoc chief -
15-02-2010 (23:53)
VANCOUVER, BC: FEBRUARY 12, 2010 -- BC Place Stadium during the  opening ceremony for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver February 12, 2010.  Ric Ernst, Canwest News Service

Vancouver organizing committee chairman John Furlong, in response to reporters' questions Monday, said there was no need to apologize to Quebecers for a perceived lack of French in Friday night's opening ceremony.


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Luge death, weather dim opening ceremony -
13-02-2010 (00:38)

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP)—The show goes on.

The mood in the Olympic world was far from what organizers had hoped heading into Friday’s opening ceremony. The death of luger Nodar Kumaritashvili from the country of Georgia after a horrific training-run crash assured a muted and distraught start to the Vancouver Games.

“This is a very sad day,” said a visibly shaken Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee. “The IOC is in deep mourning.”


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Luge death, weather woes dim Opening Ceremony mood -
12-02-2010 (17:59)

VANCOUVER (AP) -- The show goes on.

The mood in the Olympic world was far from what organizers had hoped heading into Friday's opening ceremony. The death of luger Nodar Kumaritashvili from the country of Georgia after a horrific training-run crash assured a muted and distraught start to the Vancouver Games.

"This is a very sad day," said a visibly shaken Jacques Rogge, president of the International Olympic Committee. "The IOC is in deep mourning."


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