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2010 Winter Olympics

A look inside the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, B.C.

Archives: Nov. 2007

Nov.
29th

Bellevue skier finishes on Super Series podium

Paul McDonald of Bellevue finished second in the Super Series slalom this morning in the first Super Series slalom of the year in Winter Park, Colo.


Cody Marshall of Vermont was third and Frenchman Thomas Fanara won the race.


From Team USA:

McDonald, the 2004 NCAA slalom champion for Dartmouth College, is in his third season with the U.S. Ski Team. He was idle most of last winter because of a continuing lower back problem, but solid rehab has him back on track.


“The second run was super tight, had a very quick rhythm and was

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Nov.
27th

2010 Mascots: Sumi, Quatchi and Miga



Meet Sumi, Quatchi and Miga

mascots for the 2010 Winter Games. The mascots were announced earlier today.

Click here for more info on the Vancouver 2010 website. Among other

things you can play recycling games and see what mascot you are most

like.

The site crashed my browser every time I visited today, so you might

want to wait a day or two before you visit – if you can contain your

excitement that long.

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Nov.
21st

VANOC meets in Richmond

The Vancouver Organizing Committee met this morning in Richmond, B.C., to tour the Richmond Speedskating Oval.

Click below to read the statement the committee released after the game. Topics include a venue construction update.

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Nov.
9th

Vancouver isn’t getting pub like this – Thankfully

The SciFi Channel rarely catches my attention when I’m channel surfing, but an abundance of London 2012 logos caught my attention today. Turns out “Doctor Who” visited the future in an episode this summer.


Nice publicity for the games, I guess, but if I were Vancouver 2010 I’d be glad the show chose the summer games over them. The show is comically bad (but maybe it’s supposed to be. This series is a remake of the original “Doctor Who” that ran on BBC from 1963-89).


Here’s a “Next Time …” with “highlights” from the show. Watch at your

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