21. Paralympic History olympic Organizing Committee organized the 1988 paralympics to be to date, secondonly to the olympic Games making this the largest Games in Paralympic history. http://www.usaba.org/Pages/parahisty.html

The Paralympic History Overview The Paralympics are a multi-sport, multi-disability competition of elite, world-class, disabled athletes. Although similar in scope to the Olympic Games, the Paralympic Games 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 at the Paralympic Games. The Paralympic Games are held approximately two weeks after the Olympic Games in the same host city/country. The Paralympic Games are distinctly different than the Special Olympic World Games. The two, which are often confused as one in the same, are totally separate competitions. Each Games are developed by entirely different organizations which have different objectives. The Paralympic Games provide world-class competition for elite disabled athletes at the highest level. Much like Olympians, Paralympians compete for gold, silver and bronze medals against the best-disabled athletes in the world. Special Olympics International focuses on participation of everyone and involves athletes from ages 8 to 80 with mental retardation. All participants are considered winners and receive medals. The first Paralympic Games was held in Rome, Italy in 1960. Four hundred athletes from 23 countries participated. Since its humble beginnings, the Paralympics has blossomed and grown in size and complexity. The Paralympic Games is part and parcel of the Olympic Games. The Seoul Olympic Organizing Committee organized the 1988 Paralympics to be held in the Olympic venues two weeks after the Olympic Games. Barcelona and Lillehammer followed suit hosting the summer and winter Paralympic Games respectively, utilizing a similar time frame.

22. Northern Light Special Edition: Sydney Olympics 2000 history of ancient and modern olympic Games, the story of the olympic tradition,information about Australia at the olympics, and explanations of paralympics, http://special.northernlight.com/olympics/

The Sydney Olympics 2000 Special Edition has been archived. See our Special Editions Contents Page for in-depth coverage of other topics that may interest you. Thank you for visiting Northern Light. Get the latest results and Olympic news! Northern Light's editorial team has selected the best links to keep you informed about the 35 events that comprise the 2000 Sydney Games both on the national and the international level. Use one of the jumplinks below to access the sections: Official Site of the Sydney Games The Olympic Events Participating Athletes and Countries TV and Event Schedule ... Paralympics OFFICIAL SITE OF THE SYDNEY GAMES September 15 - October 1, 2000 Official Site of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Information about Sydney and Australia, the Games (organization, the torch, Olympic mascots, educational resources), sports and venues, up-to-date news items, and Olympic merchandise. Back to Top HISTORY OF THE OLYMPICS Meet the Mascots - From NBC Olympics.com Olympic Fact Sheets - From the Australian Sports Commission, this site includes a history of ancient and modern Olympic Games, the story of the Olympic tradition, information about Australia at the Olympics, and explanations of Paralympics, technology, nutrition for athletes, and sports science. Olympics History - From the Australian Olympic Committee, this site includes a history of the Olympics as well as Australia's Olympic history.

23. Paralympics Wright, Graeme, 1980, olympic Greats A record of gov.au/links/olympics/paralympics.htmUnknown, Paralympic Issues, Organisations, history and Statistics http://www.geocities.com/eiliopou/resources.htm

Bibliography Espy, Richard, 1979, The Politics of the Olympic Games , London: University of California Press. Finley, M.I., 1976, The Olympic Games: the first thousand years , London: Chatto and Windus. Friedman, Jonathatn, 1996, Cultural Identity and Global Process , London: SAGE. Georgiou, G.A., The Olympiad of Culture , Metrorama, p. 10-11, Friday 20 th July 2001. Harlan, Hugh V., 1931, History of the Olympic Games: ancient and modern , London: Interbook. Henning, Eiscberg, 1998, Body Structures: essays on sport, space and identity, London: Routledge. Hoberman, John M., 1986, The Olympic Crisis: Sport, Politics and the Moral order , New Rochele, NY: A.D. Caratzas. Hronis, A., 2000, Olympic Games, 28 Centuries History, athletics, culture, Menelaos, Athens: Labropoulos Special Publishers. Jameson, Frederic and Masao, Miyoshi, 1999, The Cultures of Globalisation , London: Duke University Press. Jennings Andrew, The Great Olympic Swindle: When the World Wanted its Games Back , Great Britain: Jennings, Andrew, 1996

24. The Salt Lake Tribune -- U. Lectures To Focus On History Of Paralympics And Pers distinguished visiting lectureship, will present an overview of the paralympics bya person Her lecture is the last of 10 in the olympic history lecture series http://www.sltrib.com/2002/Mar/03122002/utah/718535.htm

document.write(Banner("area=slt.local.articles.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) U. Lectures to Focus on History of Paralympics and Persecution of Disabled by Nazis Tuesday , March 12, 2002 BY LEX HEMPHILL THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE With the Paralympic Winter Games now in full swing at three Utah venues, the Gould Auditorium at the University of Utah's Marriott Library will become an unofficial fourth venue this week, as it serves as the setting for lectures on the Paralympics and the disabled. Today at 5 p.m., German sports science professor Gudrun Doll-Tepper will deliver a presentation titled "The Winter Paralympics Past, Present and Future." And on Thursday at 7 p.m., Patricia Heberer, a historian at the United States Holocaust Museum, will offer a lecture titled "When Intolerance Prevailed: Nazi Persecution of Individuals With Disabilities." This evening's lecture by Doll-Tepper, a part of the University of Utah College of Health's distinguished visiting lectureship, will present an overview of the Paralympics by a person who knows them intimately. Until recently, she served as chair of the International Paralympic Commit- tee's Sport Science, Research and Education Committee. The Berlin scholar, who has produced dozens of publications on sport science and sports activity for the disabled, was elected in 1997 as president of the International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education. Her lecture is the last of 10 in the Olympic history lecture series launched at the university last year under the umbrella of the Tanner Humanities Center and coordinated by history professor Larry Gerlach.

25. The Salt Lake Tribune -- Unforgettable Flame Is Snuffed Out On Utah's 6-Week-Lon the olympic Closing Ceremony and the beginning of the paralympics' Journey of Yet,whatever place the scandal assumes in olympic history, even that may have http://www.sltrib.com/2002/mar/03172002/utah/720145.htm

document.write(Banner("area=slt.local.articles.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) Unforgettable Flame Is Snuffed Out on Utah's 6-Week-Long Camelot Moment Sunday , March 17, 2002 BY LEX HEMPHILL THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE The flame atop Rice-Eccles Stadium that radiated for most of the past six weeks is extinguished now. But it will long illuminate the lives of Utahns as the symbol of the most spectacular chapter in the life of Salt Lake City, which has now earned an exalted place on the roster of Olympic cities. The dousing of the Paralympic flame Saturday night marked the end of an Olympic carnival that really began for Utahns on Feb. 4, when the Olympic flame arrived in the state. It continued through 40 days and nights a kind of Lenten observation in which the only habits Utahns gave up were their inhibitions and insecurities, as they welcomed the world with friendliness and pride. While our newfound international friends focused on the city and the state for the 17 days of the Olympic Games, this has really been a six-week-long event for Utahns. It comprised the 17 days of the Winter Olympics and the 10 days of the Paralympics, and both were spanned by the Olympic Arts Festival. In the 41 days since the Olympic flame came to Delicate Arch and inspired torchbearer Forrest Cuch to say, "I was soaring up there with the eagles," either the Olympic or Paralympic flame has been burning in Utah for all but four days. Among U.S. cities, only Atlanta in 1996 had attempted an Olympic commitment of such length; only Salt Lake City has succeeded so well, with its fire conquering the cold of winter.

26. Olympic Resources / NRS Information Service IOC, Press releases, structure and history of the Map and live photo view of CentennialOlympic Park paralympics, Web page for paralympics in Atlanta, August 1525 http://www.ibiblio.org/slanews/intranets/ajc/OLY.HTM

Olympics Updated January 23, 1997 History Organizations Print Media Broadcast Media ... Want More? Olympic History Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles History of the games, the Olympic Movement, and symbols - the rings, the flame, the torch relay, medals and mascots The Ancient Olympic Games Virtual Museum A pretty darn cool look at Olympic history. Courtesy of Dartmouth (also the birthplace of BASIC!) Olympic Organizations USOC The official USOC site, brought to you by the folks at the peacock network. A good source of information on the United States Olympic Committee. Among other things, includes information on Olympic training centers and a profile of a different athlete each week. IOC Press releases, structure and history of the International Olympic Committee. Information on sports federations. Columbus 96 The folks who hosted the Olympic softball venue in Columbus, GA. Birmingham, AL The folks who hosted the Olympic soccer venue. Print Media The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The AJC's comprehensive site including news updates from the AJC as well as information on lodging, transportation, food, entertainment, and more. Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph Hometown paper for the home of the USOC.

27. Olympic Studies Centre: Olympics By Subject > Paralympic Games paralympics http//www.ausport.gov.au/info/Factsheets/para Provides general informationon the history of the Beasley http//blues.uab.es/olympic.studies/pdf http://www.blues.uab.es/olympic.studies/dir/par.html

In this section: Selected resources available on the Internet providing information the history and social aspects of the Paralympic Games. Resources are classified alphabetically by title. More specific resources: ADAPTED SPORT SALT LAKE 2002 PARALYMPIC GAMES ONLINE DOCUMENTS INTERNET SITES ... INSTITUTIONS Impressions from Australia: the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games By Diane H. Craft http://www.palaestra.com/sydneyparalympics.html Excerpt of the article published in Palaestra vol. 17, no. 1 (winter 2001), providing a general view of the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games. Includes information on the arts festival, participation, media, volunteers, etc. Paralympic Games and social integration By Fernand Landry http://blues.uab.es/olympic.studies/pdf/WP041_eng.pdf

28. Topics In Sport - Olympic Games history of the Olympics. Sydney Olympics and paralympics material including SydneyOlympic Organising Committee documents – results books, competition manuals 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.

29. Sport Information The paralympics are held every four years, just after the olympic Gamesand at the same venues. history of the Paralympic Games. http://www.ausport.gov.au/info/factsheets/para.html

Olympic Factsheets Paralympics What are the Paralympic Games? They are the Olympic equivalent for the world's top athletes with disabilities. The Paralympic Games recognise the participants' athletic achievements rather than their disabilities. Athletes at the Paralympics include paraplegics, tetraplegics, amputees, blind and cerebral palsied individuals, "les-autres" and those with an intellectual disability. The Paralympics are held every four years, just after the Olympic Games and at the same venues. The name 'Paralympic' comes from the Latin PARA, meaning 'WITH". History of the Paralympic Games In 1944 the British Government set up a spinal injuries centre for ex-servicemen headed by Sir Ludwig Guttman at Stoke Mandeville Hospital. As part of their therapy, patients were introduced to a number of sports and in July, 1948 a sports competition involving patients from various rehabilitation centres took place. These were the first Stoke Mandeville Games. Three years later, competitors from Holland appeared at the Games and the international movement, now known as the Paralympics, was born. In 1976 Sir Ludwig succeeded in introducing the concept of the Winter Paralympics in which 30 nations now compete. When are the Paralympics?

30. The Salt Lake Tribune - 2002 Winter Olympic Games U. Lectures to Focus on history of paralympics Paralympic Medals Are Simply Elegantparalympics A Muddled Hopes to Help Canada Sweep olympic, Paralympic Gold http://www.sltrib2002.com/paralympics/headlines.asp

RECENT HEADLINES SCHEDULE PHOTO GALLERIES RECENT HEADLINES ... International Olympic Committee document.write(Banner("area=slt.2002_olympics.position0/adsize=banner1",468,60)) Sunday, March 17, 2002 IOC Concludes Hearings Into Drug Offenses Age of Wonder Oly Mountain Men Miffed Unforgettable: Paralympics Get 'Best Ever' Label ... Unforgettable Flame Is Snuffed Out on Utah's 6-Week-Long Camelot Moment Saturday, March 16, 2002 Bullock Kept Romney's Olympic Machinery Running Braxenthaler's Booty: Four Golds, One Party Fitting Finish: E Center rocks as U.S. captures sledge hockey crown Loss to Swedes sends favorites home without medal ... Arms of Steel Net Neck Full of Gold Friday, March 15, 2002 The Will to Win, Even on Ice Hockey Captain's Hot Temper Helps His Team to Win Cautionary Lecture Reviews Nazi Persecution of Disabled Sounds Of LaBelle Will Ring Out Games ... U.S. Women Monoskiers Get Sweep No. 3 Thursday, March 14, 2002 Underkofler Inspired by Competitors U. Souping Up the Monoski

31. Olympic Resources Through Time Take a journey through time and learn about the history of the of the2002 games is a must on the tour of olympic Web sites paralympics Resources. http://www.etsd.org/fms/treashnt/olympics.htm

Olympic Resources W INTER OLYMPICS 2002: READY REFERENCE RESOURCES OLYMPICS RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS, WITH PROJECT SUGGESTIONS THE FIRST OLYMPIC GAMES 1896 ... Olympic History Kodak has created a photographic history of the modern Olympics. This site has some stunning images connected to a timeline. WHAT IS THE HISTORY AND MEANING OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES ANCIENT OLYMPIC EVENTS THE OLYMPIC GAMES ANCIENT OLYMPICS FAQ'S ... A TOUR OF ANCIENT OLYMPIA A cultural and historical overview of the ancient games including detailed information of the diverse sports played. Stories of some famous ancient athletes are available. Olympics Through Time Take a journey through time and learn about the history of the Olympic Games from Ancient Greece when athletic contests were held during religious ceremonies until the First International Olympic Games in 1896. OLYMPIC GLORY OLYMPIAKA Easton English Online: Olympics This site targets the Olympics and sports vocabulary by providing links to Olympic lesson plans and foreign language sites for sports vocabulary.

32. ParaQuad Newsletter. Winter 2000. Page 4. history ~ paralympics ~. The event was created by Sir Ludwig Guttman in 1948 andmade its debut, as the Wheelchair Games, to coincide with the London olympic http://www.paraquadtas.org.au/newsletter/Winter2002/page4.html

Spring Edition ASSOCIATION OF TASMANIA INC. NEWSLETTER Contents Reports Editorial Chairman's Report PQ Solutions (Medical Equipment Service) Items of Interest Independent Living Centre, Tasmania Physical and Spinal Injury ParaQuad Coming Events Diary Whats NEW ... NOTICEBOARD Site address: PARAQUAD 26/28 Tolosa Street GLENORCHY TAS 7010 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1528 GLENORCHY TAS 7010 Phone: (03) 6272 881 Facsimile: (03) 6272 8511 DISABILITY SPORTS HISTORY ~ PARALYMPICS ~ Wheelchair sports was the trailblazer, gradually expanding through the 1940s and 1950s. The NSW Wheelchair Sports Association was formed in 1960 and today boasts 700 members, with just more than 40 members who competed at the Sydney Paralympics. Fast facts on the Sydney 2000 Paralympics Number of sports at Sydney - 18 sports, 14 of which are also Olympic Sports Unique Paralympic Sport - boccia, goalball, powerlifting and wheelchair rugby

33. Website Map Laser. Mistral. Star. Tornado. Yngling. olympic history. Past Sailing Olympians.Pocket history. paralympics. Paralympic Squad. Paralympic Nomination. 2002 NPS.2001 NPS. http://www.yachting.org.au/sitemap.asp

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34. Salt Lake City Olympics the washington post, a timeline of the olympic history. org) The official site ofthe paralympics. olympic News (slsites.com) Current olympic newsfeeds from http://slsites.com/dir.html?btn=cat&category_id=239

35. Useful Olympic Web Sites Salt Lake 2002 paralympics The VIII Paralympic Winter Games will be held Primer Findout what Olympiads are and read about olympic history, symbols, athletes http://www.uen.org/utahlink/activities/view_activity.cgi?activity_id=7783

36. Olympic Websites International paralympics Committee http//www.paralympic.org. Utah Special olympicshttp//www.utso.org. olympic history by CBC Sports http//cbc.ca/olympics/. http://www.hum.utah.edu/history/uob/websites.htm

Links to Websites Official Olympic Sites Related Local Sites Information and Education Based Sites Research Oriented Official Olympic Sites International Olympic Committee http://www.olympic.org United States Olympic Committee http://www.olympic-usa.org Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympics http://www.saltlake2002.com International Paralympics Committee http://www.paralympic.org Utah Special Olympics http://www.utso.org International Special Olympics http://specialolympics.org The Cultural Olympiad http://www.cultural-olympiad.org Olympic Television Archive Bureau http://www.otab.com Back to Top Related Local Sites Salt Lake 2002 Winter Olympics http://www.saltlake2002.com http://www.utah.edu/2002/events/index.html Tanner Humanities Center http://www.hum.utah.edu/humcntr/Olympic_Programming.html Utah Education Network http://uen.org/2002 http://www.lightwithin.org Back to Top Information and Education Based Sites The Perseus Digital Library http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/ The Ancient Olympics http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/Olympics Art and Archaeology Olympics Through Time http://www.fhw.gr/projects/olympics

37. Olympic Lecture Series Tepper, on the topic of the winter paralympics (Note the located at http//www.hum.utah.edu/history/uob/For of Utah related to the 2002 olympic Winter Games http://www.hum.utah.edu/history/uob/lecture.htm

Olympic Lecture Series Lectures by International Olympic Historians at University of Utah For Immediate Release: August 1, 2001 For More Information Contact: Holly V. Campbell: (801) 581-7127 Dr. Larry Gerlach: (801) 585-3163 The Obert C. and Grace A. Tanner Humanities Center and Professor Larry Gerlach will host a series of 10 public lectures by noted international Olympic historians during the 2001-02 academic year. The free lectures start at 7:30 p.m. on their scheduled dates and take place in the Waldemer P. Read Auditorium at Orson Spencer Hall. The series is sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Studies, Department of History, Office of the Vice President for Research, Utah Humanities Council, Lawrence T. and Janet T. Dee Foundation, The Salt Lake Tribune, and Obert C. and Grace A. Tanner Humanities Center. His published works include the articles "Further Thoughts on Some Issues of Early Olympic History," "That Memorable First Marathon," and books, The Modern Olympics: A Struggle for Revival and The Modern Olympics and Their Origins . He received the Olympic Book of the Year Award in 1989 for The Olympic Myth of Greek Amateur Athletics Professor Young has had a lifelong interest in sports and is a specialist on the ancient Greek poet Pindar, who often included athletes among his topics. Young is one of a small group of Olympic historians whose work has changed our understanding of the history of the modern Olympic movement. Before the work of Professor Young, most historians gave credit for the idea to revive the modern Olympic movement to French nobleman Baron Pierre de Coubertin in the 1890s. But Young serendipitously discovered volumes of documents in Much Wenlock, England, that changed the history of the modern Olympic movement.

38. Readers Guide To The Olympics olympic Games, olympic games history, olympic Games (27th 2000). olympics,olympics - Biography. olympics - Records – Australia, paralympics (11th 2000). http://www.act.gov.au/publiclibrary/services/findinfo/guides/olympics.htm

This online reader guide is designed to help you locate quality information from a variety of resources within the ACT Public Library collection and on the Internet. The ACT Public Library role is to provide access to information and not to comment, interpret or offer advice on informational data. ACT Public Library Service Resources Internet Resources Relevant Organisations ACT Public Library Resources Searching the Catalogue To search the catalogue under subject , use headings such as: Olympic Games Olympic games - History Olympic Games (27th: 2000) Olympics Olympics - Biography Paralympics (11th: 2000) Click here to search the catalogue Browsing the Shelves: Dewey Numbers that will help you find resources on the shelf include: Olympics, Olympic games Olympics - Biography Paralympics (11th: 2000) Reference Material For use in the library only Call Number Title Library REF 796.48 GUI Guinness book of Olympic records : complete roll of Olympic medal winners (1896-1988, including 1906) for the sports (7 winter and 25 summer) contested in the 1992 celebrations and other useful information. Civic, Dickson, Tuggeranong

39. A Look Back At The Sydney Olympics And Paralympics at the Sydney olympics and paralympics The Sydney olympic Games The Sydney 2000 olympicGames, in Closing Ceremonies celebrated Australia's history and culture http://www.yprl.vic.gov.au/cdroms/yearbook2002/cd/wcd00002/wcd00267.htm

Culture and Recreation A look back at the Sydney Olympics and Paralympics The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games The Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, in the words of IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch, were "the best games ever". Held in Sydney from 15 September until 1 October 2000, the Games were a spectacular success. Performances at the Opening and Closing Ceremonies celebrated Australia's history and culture. The games were declared open by the Governor General of Australia, Sir William Deane; the flame was lit by Indigenous Australian athlete Cathy Freeman; the Olympic Oath was spoken by triple gold medallist and Hockeyroo Rechelle Hawkes; and the Officials' oath was pronounced by water polo official Peter Kerr. In a symbol of the power of the Olympic Movement, South and North Korea marched together under one flag in the Opening Ceremony, and four athletes from the newly independent nation of East Timor took part under the Olympic flag. In all some 10,651 athletes (4,069 females and 6,582 males) from 199 nations competed in 28 sports and 300 events. The 2000 Australian team was the largest to ever represent Australia in Olympic competition; 629 athletes competed in Sydney, surpassing the 424 who competed at the Atlanta Games in 1996. The participation of the Olympic athletes of all nations was supported enthusiastically by packed audiences at every event, appreciating their sportsmanship and spirited competitiveness. Tickets, visitors and viewers

40. City Of Tea Tree Gully Library Homework Help Olympics olympic Fact Sheets Includes useful information, such as the history of boththe modern and ancient games, women in sports, and the paralympics. http://www.ttglibrary.sa.gov.au/homework/sportandhealth/olympic.htm

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