1. Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympics Official page of the olympic Winter Games of 2002 to be held in Salt Lake City, Utah. Start here for event dates, tickets, and profiles of numerous athletes. Utah Athletic Foundation olympic Recaps. sports Illustrated Coverage Salt Lake 2002 Store. paralympics. Our Sponsors and Suppliers http://www.saltlake2002.com/

2. Australian Sports Commission Olympic Pages ASC olympic '96 Pages paralympics on Australia breaks 100 ! http://www.ausport.gov.au/olym96/home.html

ASC Olympic '96 Pages FULL OLYMPIC RESULTS FINAL MEDAL TALLY Paralympics on - Australia breaks 100 ! Australia's Olympic Performances Paralympics Seoul Barcelona Atlanta Atlanta Gold 3 7 9 42 Silver 6 9 9 37 Bronze 5 11 23 27 Total Medals 14 27 41 106 Position 14 9 7 2 Top 8 Placings 58 66 94 Top 16 placings 89 119 153 Sports Results Daily Results Australia'a Best Paralympics ... Olympic Links The ASC Olympic '96 Pages are produced by the Australian Sports Commission. Comments should be directed to the Webmaster at webmaster@ausport.gov.au [Australian Sports Commission Home Page]

3. Feature Story: Ragged Edge July/August1999 Bad sports U.S. olympic Committee thumbs nose at paralympics. By Josie Byzek. http://www.ragged-edge-mag.com/0999/a0999cov.htm

ABOUT US SUBSCRIBE CURRENT ISSUE OUR LAST ISSUE ... HOME September/ October Bad Sports: U.S. Olympic Committee thumbs nose at Paralympics By Josie Byzek. Sidebar: Vertical Integration Josie Byzek writes frequently about disability rights. Not a single Olympic dollar will go to Paralympic athletes for the upcoming games in 2000. That was the word from U.S. Olympic Committee Executive Director Dick Schultz at a mid-April Colorado Springs meeting of the organization's Committee on Sports for the Disabled. No sponsorships would be pursued by the USOC for the Paralympics either, said Schultz. This will leave Paralympians effectively without funding for their events. For amateur sports in America, all roads lead to the U. S. Olympic Committee. The 1978 Amateur Sports Act required the USOC to involve disabled athletes, but "it was so gray the Committee could always wiggle out of having to do anything," says five-time Paralympic medalist Scot Hollonbeck. A 1998 amendment now makes the requirement clear. Yet USOC support is "just not there for Paralympians," says the U.S. Disabled Athletes' Fund's Andy Fleming. Lisa Lanier is an intense woman. Light brown hair frames a tanned, freckled face and determined, deep brown eyes. "Muscle-bound" is an understatement. Lanier's muscles come from hours of training as an amateur wheelchair fencer, an activity that takes up all the time left after working a full forty hours at Atlanta's independent living center. It takes virtually all her money, too.

4. INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE - OLYMPIC GAMES movement, now known as the paralympics, was born olympicstyle games for athleteswith a disability disability groups for international sports competitions was http://www.olympic.org/uk/games/paralympic/index_uk.asp

OLYMPIC GAMES PARALYMPIC GAMES ATHLETES SPORTS PASSION NEWS ... ORGANISATION P ARALYMPIC G AMES HISTORY Credit: Adam Pretty/Getty Images In 1948, Sir Ludwig Guttmann organised a sports competition involving World War II veterans with a spinal cord-related injury in Stoke Mandeville, England. Four years later, competitors from Holland joined the Games, and the international movement, now known as the Paralympics, was born. Olympic-style games for athletes with a disability were organised for the first time in Rome in 1960. In Toronto in 1976, other disability groups were added and the idea of merging together different disability groups for international sports competitions was born. In the same year, the first Paralympic Winter Games took place in Sweden. PARALYMPIC GAMES Credit: Matt Turner/Allsport The Paralympic Games have always been held in the same year as the Olympic Games. Since the 1988 Seoul Summer Games and the 1992 Albertville Winter Games, they have also taken place at the same venues as the Olympic Games. On 19 June 2001, an agreement was signed between the International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee aiming to secure the organisation of the Paralympic Games. The agreement reaffirmed that the Paralympic Games, from 2008 on, will always take place shortly after the Olympic Games, using the same sporting venues and facilities. Since the Salt Lake 2002 Games, one organising committee is responsible for hosting both the Olympic and the Paralympic Games. Athletes from both Games live in the same Village and enjoy the same catering services, medical care and facilities. Ticketing, technology and transport systems for the Olympic Games are seamlessly extended to the Paralympics.

5. Olympic Sports - Paralympics including Special olympics), wheelchair sports, dialysis and Victoria is paralympics information on venues and other features Venue olympic Park, Melbourne http://www.sport.vic.gov.au/Web/SRV/srvsite.nsf/pages/wcs_melbsports_olympic_par

6. Olympic Sports The Melbourne sports and Aquatic Centre provides a have been outfitted with Olympictraining/competition for yachting in Victoria paralympics Victorian sport http://www.sport.vic.gov.au/Web/SRV/srvsite.nsf/pages/wcs_melbsports_olympic?Ope

7. THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT formula one. olympic sports. athletics. cricket SALT LAKE CITY (AP) Athletes with intellectual disabilities will not be allowed to compete in the 2002 paralympics. http://www.sydney.olympic.org/

WWW.OLYMPIC.ORG - OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF THE OLYMPIC MOVEMENT ATHLETES SPORTS OLYMPIC GAMES PASSION ... ORGANISATION Direct access Athens 2004 Torino 2006 Beijing 2008 International Olympic Committee Olympic Museum Lausanne National Olympic Committees International Sports Federations The International Paralympic Committee Olympic Studies Centre Olympic Television Archive Bureau World Anti-Doping Agency Olympic Spirit Right to Play OGKS ATHENS 2004 D - 491 OLYMPIC MUSEUM LAUSANNE PUBLIC SUGGESTIONS Newsletters Documents Multimedia gallery Site map ... Help The men and women who have gone down in Olympic history Relive the exploits of the athletes who have become legends - sports performances, highlights... You will also find the results of all the medal winners in the modern Olympic Games. Heroes Olympic medal winners Olympians Sports, disciplines and Olympic events Access detailed presentations of all the Olympic sports and disciplines on the programme of the forthcoming Games. You will also see the list of Olympic sports which no longer exist. Sports on the Olympic programme Recognised sports Olympic sports of the past All the Olympic Games since 1896 Since time immemorial, the Games have enabled people from all over the world to come together in peace, respecting the principles of fundamental and universal ethics.

8. Athens Olympic Organizers Set Official Dates For 2004 Paralympics Canada, olympic sports news, results, schedules, features and more in Canada and abroad from SLAM! sports http://www.ottawalynx.com/Slam011022/oly_2004_para-ap.html

9. ATHENS 2004 - Welcome To The Official Site Paralympic Games. The general philosophy of the Paralympic Games is tofollow the rules of the olympic sports as much as possible. Such a http://www.athens2004.com/paralympics/

Javascript must be enabled to view this site, although the important information on the site is also available to browsers that do not support scripts Site Search Back to ATHENS 2004 You are here : Home > Choose a sport... Archery Basketball Athletics Cycling Equestrian Fencing Football 7-a-side Football 5-a-side Judo Sailing Shooting Swimming Table Tennis Tennis Volleyball Boccia Goalball Powerlifting Rugby Corporate Olympic Games Paralympic Games Vision ... News Visit the: International Paralympic Committee Paralympic Games Values Two weeks after the completion of the Olympic Games, the best Paralympic athletes will come to Athens to compete in the Paralympic Games. The general philosophy of the Paralympic Games is to follow the rules of the Olympic sports as much as possible. You can download the video presentation ( 3mb or 90 Kbps of the Paralympic Games (Click here to download if your computer does not have the required Windows Media Player installed). Attendance and Schedule: From the 17th to the 28th of September 2004 Athens will welcome 4,000 Paralympic athletes from about 130 countries, as well as over 2,000 team officials. All will be accommodated at the Paralympic Village About 3,000 media representatives will cover the ATHENS 2004 Paralympic Games while approximately 1,000 technical officials and 15,000 volunteers will provide assistance.

10. Olympic_links Click on this link to a page with links to some of the countries participating. The page is being updated regularly. olympic sports Links. olympics Kids Zone CBS sportsLine Australian Paralympic Committee. paralympics. International Paralympic Committee http://www.palmdps.act.edu.au/olympic/olympic.htm

Ancient Greece for Younger Students Ancient Greek Civilizations Images of Ancient Greece The Ancient Greek World ... Meet the Mascots Click on this link to a page with links to some of the countries participating. The page is being updated regularly. AMP Torch Relay Olympics - Torch Relay Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Our Olympics - Torch Relay ... Women and Sport - Olympics Created by Barbara Braxton July 2000

11. Olympic Stamps paralympics II. Design, Melbourne, was also responsible for the Sydney Paralympicand olympic Games logos, as well as the Paralympic sports stamps, and the http://www.auspost.com.au/philatelic/stamps/olympicstamps/stamp_issue/paralympic

Australian Gold Medallists Album Australian Gold Medallists Album (no stamps) Prestige Album ... Contact Us Paralympics II 18 October 2000 The design The stamps are designed by FHA Image Design, Melbourne. The style should strike a familiar chord with stamp collectors. FHA Image Design, Melbourne, was also responsible for the Sydney Paralympic and Olympic Games logos, as well as the Paralympic Sports stamps, and the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Emblem stamps and the Olympic Sports stamps. Logo The Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games logo embodies the vitality of Sydney, the spirit of Australia and the ability and achievement of the Paralympic athlete. It portrays the Paralympic torch and echoes the sails of Sydney's greatest landmark, the Opera House. Paralympics II 18 October 2000 Relay This stamp shows a stylised image of a vision impaired athlete carrying the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Torch. The design of the Sydney 2000 Paralympic torch, evokes the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games logo. The Sydney 2000 Paralympic Torch Relay Sydney will be the fourth city to host a Paralympic Torch Relay. The first was held in Seoul in 1988. The torch will be lit on 5 October 2000 during a traditional fire lighting ceremony on the forecourt of Parliament House, Canberra, by members of the Ngunnawal community. By the end of its journey the torch will have passed through the hands of 920 torchbearers.

12. New Beijing,Great Olympics-olympic 2008 Our Vision Venue olympic Village paralympics, olympic Green Layout ofVenues - Birds Eye View - Competition Venues, olympic sports Center Gymnasium, http://www.beijing-2008.org/eolympic/xay/cgcg/cgcg_bscg.html

13. Multimedia - 360 - Olympic Sports Center Date Our Vision, Venue, olympic Village, paralympics, Culture, Green Beijing, Contacts,Athlete Profile, sports in China, olympic Contributions, What We Do Best, http://www.beijing-2008.org/eolympic/ztq/dmtt/mul_360_17.htm

14. Sydney Paralympic Sailing Team 2000 the International Federations which govern the individual sports. their humble beginnings,the paralympics have blossomed mirror that of the olympic counterparts http://www.ussailing.org/swsn/paralympics/

For webcast coverage of the Paralympic Games Meet The Team Members Updates from Sydney How To Build Your Own Team The 2000 Paralympic Games were held Oct. 18-29 in Sydney, Australia. The Games followed the Olympic Games and use many of the same venues. More than 5,000 athletes from 124 countries competed and 1,500 media representatives were expected to attend. The United States had approximately 400 delegates in Sydney. The Sydney Games had the largest participation in Paralympic history. (Atlanta hosted more than 4,000 athletes from 118 countries.) Thank you to the US Disabled Sailing Team Sponsors and Suppliers Overview The Paralympics are a multi-sport, multi-disability competition of elite, world-class, disabled athletes, similar in scope to the Olympic Games. The Paralympic Games are held approximately two weeks after the Olympic Games in the same host city/country. The difference between the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games is that the Paralympics provide an elite competition opportunity to athletes with a functional disability which precludes their involvement in open competition of the Olympic Games. Paralympic athletes go through rigorous training year-round to prepare for their respective events. They are the best of the best; who through determination and hard work, earn the honor of representing the United States on the competitive playing field. List of Entries More on Paralympics Notice of Race Sailing Instructions ... 1 Man 2.4

15. Topics In Sport - Olympic Games olympics and paralympics material including – Sydney olympic Organising Committeedocuments – results books, competition manuals, sports books, official http://www.ausport.gov.au/info/olympic.htm

Olympic Games Other Topics Looking for Sport Information? INTRODUCTION This page includes: FULL TEXT RESOURCES AUSTRALIA AT THE OLYMPICS HISTORY OF THE OLYMPICS WOMEN AT THE OLYMPICS ... WINTER OLYMPICS/PARALYMPICS FULL TEXT RESOURCES Olympic Information Centre This site contains a variety of Olympic resources including digitized historical documents, primers and curriculum guides for school teachers, oral histories, and Java-based Web games for kids of all ages Olympic Studies Centre Online Documents Documents cover Barcelona and Sydney Olympics, doping, internet, volunteers and Olympic Villages. Olympic Fact Sheets Facts sheets that cover the history, issues such women, politics, technology etc and Australian performances at the Olympics. AUSTRALIA AT THE OLYMPICS Australian Olympic FAQ from the AOC including no of medals won, flag bearers, statistics Total Australian Olympic Medal Tallies - by Sport and then by Male/Female listing with every medal winners name. Listing of all Australian Medallists at Summer and Winter Games - Listed by year and then medal type Australian Results at 2000 Sydney Olympics Australian Results at 1996 Atlanta Olympics Speech by Pru Goward at the National Press Club (PDF) Melbourne Olympics 1956 Sydney Olympics 2000 Parts of the official web site archived on the National Library of Australia's web site.

16. Olympic Sports Winter Redirected from 2002 Winter olympic Games) See also 2002 Winter paralympics The2002 Your Favorite Winter olympic sports r olympic sports (Source AllTheWeb). http://www.fizgigs.com/page.php?page=olympic sports winter

17. BBC SPORT | PARALYMPICS | Britain Beats Olympic Tally Record Full BBC Olympics coverage as 10,000 competitors chase 180 gold medals in 28 sports with latest news, results and an interactive guide to Sydney http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/olympics2000/paralympics/newsid_995000/99

feedback low graphics version You are in: Paralympics Front Page Athletics-Track Athletics-Field ... Paralympics BBC Sport's James Pearce Reports from Sydney real Saturday, 28 October, 2000, 04:58 GMT 05:58 UK Britain beats Olympic tally record Lee Pearson heads for gold in Sydney Britain's Paralympic athletes have beaten their gold medal tally record which was set in Atlanta in 1996. On Saturday, they won four more golds to take their haul to 41 in Sydney. Three of the golds came from the equestrian centre at Horsley Park. Lee Pearson landed his third gold medal of the Paralympics when he took the Individual Dressage Grade One Freestyle event at the Horsley Park Equestrian Centre in Sydney on Saturday. Pearson scored a total of 73.45 points to land gold, but team-mate Dianne Tubbs had to settle for fourth place, missing the bronze by just .44 of a point with a score of 68.55. I expected maybe one medal out of this competition but to go home with three golds is absolutely fabulous, wonderful Lee Pearson The dressage team were also celebrating a gold medal.

18. BBC SPORT | PARALYMPICS | Britain Beats Olympic Tally Record Arts Racquet sports Water sports Other sports Fans' Guide Audio/Video BBC Team Photo Gallery paralympics Britain beats olympic tally record. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport/low/english/olympics2000/paralympics/newsid_995000/9

High Graphics Version Front Page Athletics-Track Athletics-Field ... Paralympics BBC Sport Online: [an error occurred while processing this directive] Saturday, 28 October, 2000, 04:58 GMT 05:58 UK Britain beats Olympic tally record Britain's Paralympic athletes have beaten their gold medal tally record which was set in Atlanta in 1996. On Saturday, they won four more golds to take their haul to 41 in Sydney. Three of the golds came from the equestrian centre at Horsley Park. Lee Pearson landed his third gold medal of the Paralympics when he took the Individual Dressage Grade One Freestyle event at the Horsley Park Equestrian Centre in Sydney on Saturday. Pearson scored a total of 73.45 points to land gold, but team-mate Dianne Tubbs had to settle for fourth place, missing the bronze by just .44 of a point with a score of 68.55. I expected maybe one medal out of this competition but to go home with three golds is absolutely fabulous, wonderful Lee Pearson The dressage team were also celebrating a gold medal. Anne Durham, Lee Pearson, Kay Gebbie and Nicola Tustain were easy winners with Great Britain ending on 427.42 points.

19. Paralympics paralympics. Paralympic Volleyball. The 1996 Paralympic Games will host over 100nations; 17 sports (14 of which are olympic sports); 2 demonstration sports. http://www.volleyball.org/paralympic/

20. The Paralympian 3/2001 - Paralympics Not In The Shadow, But In The Light Of The integration into the organization of the olympic Games, as The paralympics and manyother events of the IPC on In my time as sports Director, I, together with http://www.paralympic.org/paralympian/20013/2001303.htm

No. 3 / 2001 IPC Presidency Games for the Future Olympic Relations Second Phase of Cooperation ... Time for a Smile Editor: Dr. Susanne Reiff IPC, 2001 ISSN 1607-5943 Best viewed with Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher 800x600, high colour resolution webmaster@paralympic.org "Paralympics not in the Shadow, but in the Light of the Olympic Games" "In the same way as sport in general can not live of and benefit from the Olympic Games only, the chances for sport for athletes with a disability lie not only in the realization and the success of the Paralympic Games. But nevertheless are the Paralympic Games and the cooperation with the International Olympic Committee, which is an essential factor for the organization of the Games, the basis for everything else. The Public Relations department of the IOC is at the IPC's disposal for the presentation of their concerns and needs. Another equalization with the national Olympic Committees is to be seen in the future support of the national committees of the IPC for the participation at Paralympic Games given by the IOC.

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