ACI – Vancouver

I like the song, want to see if anyone knows what its called.

It could be the Vancouver 2010 theme song. It’s called "I Believe" and it’s sung by Nikki Yanofski.

Not sure if that’s what you’re looking for though. I haven’t really paid attention to what song they play at the medal presentations.

I’d like to download videos from the Vancouver 2010 Olympics opening ceremony. I really enjoyed the performances especially from the boy who did the trapeze act. I REALLY want to download it or at least watch it again, but I can’t seem to find it anywhere. Any help?

www.ctvolympics.ca

I was wondering how many coins there are and which ones .. I got about 13 of them and just wondering how many there are exactly and what ones are out now .

I believe there are 16 25 Cents coins (one just released and another on the way in March) and one Dollar coin (due out in February). I hope that helps.

I mean the weather here is 5 or 6 degrees right now.

NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
sry this doesn’t help much but they’ll probably postpone it, but I think the weather’s going to be cold
enough.

Kinda like Lindsay Lohan on that French magazine cover as well.

Oh yeha, they had a pretty cool opening Olympics ceremony, I guess.

No, it doesn’t.

It looks like an inukshuk, which is what it is.

I have Physical Education homework and it’s extra credit if we get 3 or more examples. please and thank you!

Women’s skeleton – big row over the helmet worn by gold medallist Amy Williams, bronze medallist Anja Huber defends her saying she’s the right champion.

Women’s cross country skiing sprint – Slovenian Petra Majdic got up and competed despite a nasty crash in training and took bronze, turned out she had 4 broken ribs and a collapsed lung.

Men’s short track speed skating – JR Celski gets disqualified for an accidental breach of the rules, caught his skate in the ice and caused someone to crash into him and out of the race, instead of whining he just said that things didn’t go his way on the night.

Skiing and the sliding sports – competitors don’t rejoice when an opponent crashes even if it means they get a medal as they know how serious it can be.

First and third ones show the acceptance of the officials’ decisions that all people at all levels of sport should have. Second exemplifies the Olympic Creed that it’s the competing that matter, she knew she wouldn’t win but still gave it her all. Last one shows concern for the well being of other competitors over your own success.

Thanks Mawia but I can’t find a podcast there to subscribe to in iTunes. I think I saw some to listen to right there online (or maybe that was on CTV), but I want them to go.

Try the CBC.ca website – I think they might have what you are looking for.