81. Swiss Paralympic Committee - Die Paralympics http://www.swissparalympic.ch/paralympics/

Paralympics Die ersten offiziellen Paralympischen Spiele fanden 1960 in Rom statt. Als Spiele "parallel" zu Olympia (die Terminologie Paralympics hat nichts mit Paraplegie zu tun, wie irrtümlicherweise häufig angenommen wird) haben sich seither zum grössten Sportanlass für Athletinnen und Athleten mit einer Körper- oder Sinnesbehinderung entwickelt. Als Wegbereiter gelten die "Stoke Mandville Wheelchair Games", die vom Arzt Ludwig Guttmann organisiert im Jahre 1952 den olympischen Spielen in London angegliedert wurden und verletzten Kriegsveteranen offen standen.

82. Paralympics Salt Lake City 2002, Official Swiss Page Translate this page http://www.swissparalympic.ch/paralympics/slc2002/

83. Welcome To The National Ability Center - Paralympics Home Page NATIONAL ABILITY CENTER HAS FANTASTIC paralympics The 2002 Winter Paralympic Gamesproved to be the most successful ever, with the National Ability Center http://www.nac1985.org/special_events/paralympics.html

NATIONAL ABILITY CENTER HAS FANTASTIC PARALYMPICS The 2002 Winter Paralympic Games proved to be the most successful ever, with the National Ability Center right in the thick of it. Not only did the USA win the gold in Sledge Hockey, but the US Alpine and Nordic Ski Teams captured a total of 40 medals. Among the medallists was the National Ability Center's own Lacey Heward, who took home two bronze medals in the Giant Slalom and Super-G, in her very first Paralympics. As a member of the National Ability Center Disabled Ski Team, Heward finished up with a fabulous 2002 Paralympic Winter Games at the Snow Basin Venue. This local Utahan was more than elated with her results and even had the opportunity to sing on stage with Patti LaBelle at the closing ceremonies. The National Ability Center also sponsored the Chilean Paralympic Team. The Ability Center was able to help with securing funding and organizing the team. In addition, Julie Minihan, the Ability Center's Disabled Ski Team Head Coach participated as the coach for the Chilean Alpine Ski Team. The Ability Center also had the honor of teaching Phil Cravens, President of the International Paralympic Committee, his very first mono-ski lesson. Cravens, a wheel chair basketball player, plans to continue skiing with the Ability Center in the future.

84. CPC - Friends Of Paralympics Home Search SiteMap About Us Français Program services Athletesand Coaches Paralympic Games Media Sports Friends of paralympics. http://www.paralympic.ca/english/friends_of_paralympics.asp

THE GOAL FRIENDS DIRECTORS RCMP PRINT Recognition and Benefits May Include: Note: All amounts are based on annual investments Home Search SiteMap About Us ... Friends of Paralympics

85. Paralympic Games Paralympics Paraolympics Parallel Olympic Games This site contains links to Gifts and Gift Shops, gifts for men, gifts for women and gifts for children http://www.goldweb.com.au/virtualversity/indpara.html

This site contains links to Gifts and Gift Shops, gifts for men, gifts for women and gifts for children. (This page uses frames).

86. Race Reports: CTS Cafe: Carmichael Training Systems Member Login, CTS Cafe Race Reports 2000, paralympics. Paralympic Team Photocourtesy of Ron Williams Ron Williams. A note from Richard Hayler Down Under. http://www.ridefast.com/ctscafe/racereports/2000/paralympics/

CTS Cafe Race Reports Paralympics Paralympic Team Photo courtesy of Ron Williams Ron Williams A note from Richard Hayler Down Under ... press room

87. Governance - U.S. Paralympics US paralympics. What is US paralympics? US paralympics serves as the ParalympicDivision of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC). http://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/kin866/govuspara.htm

Home Contents Governance Organizations ... Webmaster U.S. Paralympics The following information was obtained in February 2002 from Charlie Huebner, chief executive officer of U.S. Paralympics, and is used with his permission. What is U.S. Paralympics? U.S. Paralympics serves as the Paralympic Division of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC). U.S. Paralympics also exists as its own 501-C-3 entity. The general role of U.S. Paralympics is enhancing Paralympic programming in the USA. Mission U.S. Paralympics has two missions: To be the world leader in the Paralympic movement by developing comprehensive and sustainable elite programs integrated into Olympic NGBs. To utilize our Olympic and Paralympic platform to promote excellence in the lives of persons with disabilities. Vision Win medals - USA is number one in the world in Paralympic medal count and gold medals. Win hearts and minds - utilize Olympic and Paralympic platform to promote healthy lifestyles and excellence in the lives of persons with disabilities by extending the brand in collaboration with existing resources. Inclusive - reach out to key demographic audiences and constituencies to create an inclusive movement.

88. Deutsche Olympische Gesellschaft: Olympia - Paralympics http://olympia-bewegt-alle.de/olympia_paralympics.htm

Suchen: News Olympia Patenschaften Initiativen Zweigstellen Service ... Winterspiele Paralympics Olympische Idee Geschichte Links DOG Kuratorium Jugend Forum Kontakt ... Impressum Partner der DOG Bewerberstadt Frankfurt am Main Bewerberstadt Hamburg Bewerberstadt Leipzig Bewerberstadt Stuttgart ... Deutscher Sportbund Der Glanz der Paralympics und die Probleme des Behindertensports Der Glanz der Paralympics und die Probleme des Behindertensports "Die 11. Sommer-Paralympics in Sydney 2000 waren die wirklich besten aller Zeiten. Nach Sydney ist die Welt nicht mehr die gleiche, zumindest im Behindertensport." Mit diesen Worten wandte sich Robert Steadward, Präsident des Internationalen Paralympics Komitee (IPC), an die rund 4.000 Sportler aus 121 Nationen und die 110.000 Zuschauer bei der Abschlussfeier im Olympiastadion von Sydney. Und was die Australier der paralympischen Familie und der interessierten Sportwelt während der zwölf Tage dauernden Paralympics zu bieten hatten, übertraf alle Erwartungen. Der Glanz der Paralympics und die Probleme des Behindertensports, Teil 2

89. Invisible Disabilites Agora: Watching The Paralympics ID Agora Watching the paralympics. You will also want to read the followuparticle about my experiences as a viewer of the 2000 paralympics http://www.tertius.net.au/id/paralympics_1996.html

Sitemap ID Agora: Watching the Paralympics Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans. John Lennon You will also want to read the followup article about my experiences as a viewer of the 2000 Paralympics: Watching The Paralympics II Raven lent me a portable TV a few weeks ago. She set it up on a stool at the foot of my bed and armed me with a TV guide. Watching the Olympics was nice ... I guess all the media people around must have been somewhat distracting, but for those of us who only ever get to watch it was like having a window into another world. It didn't mater that all I could do was lie in bed and watch - Olympic athletes are meant to be special. That sort of achievement is out of reach to 99.99% of the population anyway. There's a cultural rule saying we're allowed to enjoy it without feeling like we should be able to do that too. Then along come the Paralympics ... They're smaller and less media covered, although ABC TV has fitted in an hour or two most days and played all of the opening ceremony. I've been watching it, I don't know why. It makes me feel bad, but I want to watch it.

90. Invisible Disabilites Agora: Watching The Paralympics - II ID Agora Watching the paralympics II. - John Lennon, Recommend This Site.I wrote this whilst the 2000 paralympics were on in Sydney, Australia. http://www.tertius.net.au/id/paralympics_2000.html

Sitemap ID Agora: Watching the Paralympics - II Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans. John Lennon I wrote this whilst the 2000 Paralympics were on in Sydney, Australia. You will also want to read the original article about my experiences as a viewer of the 1996 Paralympics: Watching The Paralympics Four years ago, when the Paralympics were on it Atlanta, USA, I wrote about my feelings as I watched the disabled athletes perform. Last month the Paralympics returned, and this time just 1000km from where I live. I dearly wanted to get to see the competition and ceremonies live, but was too sick to travel, so I had to be content with my television again. What's changed? This time, ABC TV - our local national broadcaster - put much more of the Paralympics on television. The entire opening and closing ceremonies were broadcast live, and several hours every day of competition were on TV. My local radio station also broadcast updates every half an hour so I was kept up to date with what was going on. I think this reflects a general shift in community attitudes - the general public now considers disability and the activities of disabled people more important than it did four years ago. I've changed too. Four years ago I had been sick for only 2 years and was right on the edge between feeling like "a sick person" (which feels like a temporary state) and feeling like "a disabled person" (which feels like a more permanent state). I've been sick for six years now, and with no end in sight I definitely feel like "a disabled person". So watching the paralympics wasn't such a challenge to my identity this time. I could calmly look and think, "Yes, I'm somewhat like that" and be proud of them - instead of being challenged.

91. The Sunday Mail QLD Athens Paralympics Setback [04feb03] Athens paralympics setback By Margie McDonald 04feb03 AUSTRALIA's chancesof once again topping the medal table at the paralympics http://thesundaymail.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,5932249%5E23218,00.html

92. [www.skiskyting.com] Nyheter Nyheter. paralympics 07.03.02 paralympicsSkiskyting.com følger skiskytternei paralympics. Vi legger ut resultatene så fort de kommer inn til oss. http://www.skiskyting.com/index.php?side=Nyheter&nID=121

93. [www.skiskyting.com] Nyheter Nyheter. Gull til Nils Erik i paralympics 12.03.02 Nils Erik Ulset vantgull i 10 km fristil under paralympics i Salt Lake i dag! Gratulerer! http://www.skiskyting.com/index.php?side=Nyheter&nID=128

94. Winter Paralympics - Disabled Olympics Find out about the Winter paralympics in Utah, USA, the site of the 2002 WinterOlympics. Salt Lake 2002 paralympics, 2002 paralympics Salt Lake City, http://www.ifyouski.com/Features/Olympics/Paralympics/?Target=_top

95. Nickpage Von Paralympics Translate this page nickpage suche nickpage von paralympics. Gibt kein Motto, offline, diesenickpage ist erreichbar unter http//paralympics.uboot.com. http://paralympics.uboot.com/

nickpage suche: nickpage von Paralympics Gibt kein Motto offline mail me gb entry alter: wohnort: Krefeld hobbies: meine homepage meine freunde im uboot DexHolland Dokktoor LordOfBlackParadise Paralympics ... TheRealDreamgirl my favorite websites KFC Online gästebuch (page 1 / 10) schreibt am 21. Mar - 16:45 : PaleViolettEve schreibt am 19. Mar - 11:46 : Paralympics schreibt am 11. Mar - 11:28 : Jo, da unten hat sich ne Pille verewigt, schaut sie euch an und lacht euch kaputt. schreibt am 10. Mar - 12:23 : Ihr seid Helden! schreibt am 3. Mar - 16:40 : schreibt am 27. Feb - 13:39 : Tja, lokale Karne valsa ttrak tione schreibt am 23. Feb - 21:01 : schreibt am 23. Feb - 21:00 : schreibt am 8. Feb - 23:42 : juhuuu, das ist doch schonmal was. ansonsten viel stress, abizeitung etc. aber egal, den meisten stress macht man sich letztendlich ja doch selbst. na gut, werde jetzt mal ganz stressfrei schlafen gehen. morgen ist goldhochzeit oma und opa. schreibt am 8. Feb - 23:41 : schreibt am 28. Jan - 19:38 : schreibt am 28. Jan - 19:36 : schreibt am 22. Jan - 17:09 :

96. News & Events - Olympics 2000 Scottish Olympic Hall of Fame. paralympics. Final team results and performance summary. BritishOlympic Association. paralympics. International Paralympic Committee. http://www.sportscotland.org.uk/contents/newsevents/olympics.htm

This page is dedicated to the 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Scroll down for a list of all the Scottish Olympic and Paralympic medallists and also to access biographies of all the Scottish Olympians and Paralympians. Olympics Full team results and performance summary Photo gallery Scottish Olympic Hall of Fame Paralympics Final team results and performance summary Photo gallery Scottish Paralympic Hall of Fame Links Useful websites Scotland's 2000 Olympic medallists Scottish gold medallists: Gold Stephanie Cook - Modern Pentathlon Andrew Lindsay - Rowing - men's eights Shirley Robertson - Sailing - europe dinghy Total: 3 Gold medals Silver Mark Covell - Sailing - star class Katherine Grainger - Rowing- quadruple sculls Chris Hoy - Cycling - olympic sprint Gillian Lindsay - Rowing - quadruple sculls Craig MacLean - Cycling - olympic sprint Ian Stark - Equestrian - three day event team Total: 6 Silver medals Back to top Scotland's 2000 Paralympic medallists Scottish medallists: top left to right- Paul Johnston, Caroline Innes, Tracey Wiscombe

97. 2.4m In The Paralympics paralympics. The following specifications have been drawn up for the 2.4 to be usedin the paralympics and all boats must comply with these specifications. http://www.sailingsource.com/24metre/paralympics.htm

Paralympics Why the 2.4 Metre? This exciting, sophisticated single-handed boat has been used by sailors of all ages and abilities since the mid 80's. Although predominately in Europe it is now built in North America and Australia. Owing to it's design, where the sailor sits facing forward and all controls are led back to the cockpit, it was soon realised that the boat was particularly suitable for use by disabled sailors. At the same time it attracts top class able-bodied helmsmen. This was one of the reasons why ISAF (then IYRU ) agreed that the 2.4 should be recognised as an International Class in1992. The boat was demonstrated during the 1992 Paralympics in Barcelona and it was hoped that a single-handed class would be accepted for the 1996 Paralympics in Atlanta. However, owing to restrictions in the overall numbers of athletes in the Atlanta games, this did not occur. Initially, only three person crew boats were to be included in the Sydney Paralympics but the authorities were eventually persuaded by the International Foundation for Disabled Sailing in conjunction with the International 2.4 Class Association to include a single handed class. The primary reason for this was that the 2.4 could be sailed competitively by almost anyone, irrespective of their disability. Where as crew boats ( Sonars) effectively exclude some people with severe disabilities owing to the size of the boat and the physical requirements needed to sail them.

98. Quest Paralympics Ministry Team The paralympics from 1829 October have 18 sports and 582 gold medals, with 6 disabilityclassifications; amputees, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability http://www.pastornet.net.au/quest/paralympic.htm

Quest Paralympic Team The Paralympics from 18-29 October have 18 sports and 582 gold medals, with 6 disability classifications; amputees, cerebral palsy, intellectual disability, vision impaired, wheelchairs, and the others (les autres). Probably 4,000 athletes from 125 countries will participate, with Australia having its biggest team, 250-280. Quest’s Paralympic Team is seeking to serve and share this Paralympic experience in the following ways: Utilising the other Quest teams , ie public relations, prayer, creative arts, media, literature, youth, etc Offering Bus Transport , by liaising with the Olympic Road Transport Authority to help fill its shortage, by offering tours for athletes families, etc who are not presently engaged (and showing the Jesus video and specially printed Bible leaflets), and by using the church community’s buses for the disabled. Recruiting Volunteers to help with the Buses, in general Bringing from USA the international speaker, author and well-known paraplegic Mrs Joni Eareckson-Tada before and during part of the Games - to speak at media, breakfasts, school assemblies, rallies, etc. in order to share her Christian faith, and to raise the profile of the disabled community.

99. Road To 2000 Paralympics International Paralympic Committee, paralympics Website Wheelchair Sports, USA Website(providing a listing of events and DSO/NGB Athlete Selection Procedures http://home.earthlink.net/~fwwaa/Paralympics.html

Page Content The following pages are dedicated to providing information on events and updates leading up to the 2002 Paralympic Games! If you have any information that could enhance this page, please email lauri.yarwasky@ ci.sj.ca.us or contact :Lauri at (408) 267-0200. International Paralympic Committee , Paralympics Website Wheelchair Sports, USA Website (providing a listing of events and DSO/NGB Athlete Selection Procedures) Events/Meets/Camps: Resource information on events leading up to the games. Specific DSO/NGB Athlete Selection Procedures posted on WSUSA website: Archery Athletics (Track and Field) Swimming Table Tennis Powerlifting Shooting ... (including Contact Info) Road to the 2002 Paralympics!! Links and Info. Web Navigation F ar West Info Current ... Happeni ngs New Web Services Far West Events ... Site Index Send your email comments/questions to lauri.yarwasky@ ci.sj.ca.us Back to Home Page Back to Home Page

100. Links: Disability: Sports: Paralympics - Alabama Council For Developmental Disab You are here Home Links Disability Sports paralympics ACDD paralympics. 1996paralympics Review of results for Team Canada at the 1996 paralympics. http://www.acdd.org/Links/disability/Sports/Paralympics.htm

You are here: Home Links Disability Sports Paralympics Paralympics Home About Definition Planning ... Andreja Dolinar - Slovenian National Team member, finalist of the Paralympic table tennis tournament in Sydney 2000. Biography, photos, career, achievements. Arab Paralympic Games - Medal counts and history of the event. Australian Paralympic Committee - The Australian Sports Commission funds the Paralympic Preparation Program, which the APC administers to provide funding for athletes to undertake high level training, compete against the best in the world. Australian Sports Commission - Paralympics 1996 - Results and athlete profiles by sport. The British Paralympics Association - Charity responsible for selecting, preparing, entering, funding and managing Britain's teams at the Paralympic Games and Paralympic Winter Games. Canadian Paralympic Committee - History, sporting events, contacts and results for this orgnanization that oversees selection of the paralympic team for Canada. Coaches Information Service: Paralympics - Contains the latest findings of many of the leading sport science researchers with implications for coaches and athletes.

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