Vancouver 2010: 1,000 Days To Go

Live Webcast Hosted by
Around the Rings Editor Ed Hula

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Join Editor Ed Hula for a one-on-one conversation with Vancouver 2010 CEO John Furlong as they discuss topics affecting the next Winter Olympic Games.
  • Anti-Olympic Activism
  • Ticket Sales and Pricing
  • Progress wtih Venues
  • VANOC Budget
Vancouver 2010: 1,000 Days To Go
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Countdown Beijing: Live from SportAccord

Wednesday April 25, 2007

Live Webcast Hosted by
Around the Rings Editor Ed Hula

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Join Ed Hula in Beijing at SportAccord 2007 for developments from this major international sports convention. Guests on the webcast include:
  • Cathy Priestner-Allinger, Director of Sport for the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver
  • Don Porter, International Softball Federation President and Secretary General of GAISF
  • Prince Feisal of Jordan, President of the Jordan Olympic Committee. Price Feisal discusses the new Peace Through Sport initiative that will use sports programs to build tolerance and understanding among young people in the world's hot spots.
Countdown Beijing: Live from SportAccord
is sponsored by Sochi 2014.

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January 23, 2008 (Points possible out of 110)

    1. Chicago - 79
    2.(tie) Madrid - 77
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    5.(tie) Prague - 55
    5.(tie) Baku - 55

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2008 IIHF Men's World Championships
Halifax & Quebec City, Canada   05/02/2008 - 05/18/2008
2008 Athletics Beijing Test Event
Beijing, China   05/22/2008 - 05/25/2008
58th FIFA Congress
Sydney, Australia   05/28/2008 - 05/29/2008
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ATR in the news
AP: Chinese man held for threatening on Internet to grab torch - 05/11/2008 A Chinese man was arrested for saying on the Internet that he planned to grab the Olympic torch during its relay through eastern China, police said Sunday. Police have been deployed in large numbers for the relay through southern China due to the enthusiasm of local spectators, according to Around the Rings, a Web site that monitors the event.
ATR in the News: Pro-Tibet activists hold vigil outside Chinese embassy - 04/23/2008
The Sydney Morning Herald covers the torch relay in Canberra.
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