81. Paralympic History special olympics International focuses on participation of everyone and to date, second only to the Olympic Games 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.

82. Special Olympics Australia http//www.specialolympics.com.au This is the official website for special olympics in Australia. Information includes; history, calendar of events http://www.medlina.com/special_olympics.htm

100 Hot Books 100 Hot CDs 100 Hot Videos 100 Hot DVDs ... Women's Health T he Web MEDLINA.com CDC WHO FDA NIH Search: All Products Books Magazines Popular Music Classical Music Video DVD Baby Electronics Software Outdoor Living Wireless Phones Keywords: CATEGORIES Home Up Disabilities Books Developmental Disabilities ... Special Education Special Olympics Disabilities Journals Helen Keller Special Olympics Special Olympics - http://www.specialolympics.org An international program of year-round sports training and athletic competition for more than one million children and adults with mental retardation. Special Olympics Illinois - http://www.ilso.org Providing year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults in Illinois. 2001 Special Olympics World Winter Games Alaska - http://www.2001worldgames.org Official web site for the 2001 Special Olympics World Winter Games Alaska. Pennsylvania Special Olympics - http://www.paso.org Provides year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults. Special Olympics of North Carolina - http://www.ncso.org

83. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Sydney Olympics and James Cracknell were about to make Olympic history, the narrowness http://www.guardian.co.uk/sydney/0,7368,351495,00.html

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84. Olympic Studies Centre: Olympics By Subject > Paralympic Games > Adapted Sport It publishes, three times per year, the Journal of Olympic history. special olympics España http//ww.specialolympics.es Information on the organisation and http://olympicstudies.uab.es/eng/yellow/dir/ada.html

More Internet resources Olympic movement General overview IOC Olympic Museum Lausanne National Olympic Committees ... International Sports Federations History Ancient Olympic Games Modern Olympic Games Past Olympic Games Future Olympic Games ... Politics Economics Economic impact Marketing and sponsorship Culture Education Communication Olympic symbols Media Internet Volunteers ... Gender Paralympics and adapted sport Paralympic games Adapted sport Environment Urban planning Adapted Sport In this section: Selected resources available on the Internet covering issues related to sport for disabled and the Special Olympics. Resources are classified alphabetically by title. ONLINE DOCUMENTS BIBLIOGRAPHIES INTERNET SITES INSTITUTIONS ONLINE DOCUMENTS Adapted physical education advocacy page By Leonard Kalakian http://www.mankato.msus.edu/dept/colahn/APE/APEpage.html

85. Schwarzenegger.com - Activist - Special Olympics Oath Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt. . history Of special olympics. special olympics began on July http://www.schwarzenegger.com/en/activist/specialolympics/activist_specialolympi

86. SPECIAL OLYMPICS This is the first time in the 35year history of special olympics that a World Games Opening Ceremony has been held outside of the United States of America. http://homepage.eircom.net/~ojk/tt/special.htm

SPECIAL OLYMPICS TABLE TENNIS Special Olympics Web Site MUNSTER LEINSTER Connaught Special Olympic Team/Club Championship of 25 March 2004 The inaugural Special Olympics Connaught Club Championship was held in the Commercial Boat Club, Galway on 25 March 2004. Teams from Rehab Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim; St. Anthony's Castlebar, Co. Mayo; St. Michaels Castlerea, Co. Roscommon and Celtic Table Tennis Club, Co. Mayo took part. In the first match St. Anthony's took on Rehab Ballinamore, with their Capt. Kevin Gilhooly, who was undefeated in the last Area Games. This proved to be a very close and exciting match, with the result decided by individual skills. St. Anthony's Joseph Stack beat Ballinamore's Peter Green 11/6, 11/6 and 11/5. Kevin Gilhooly, Ballinamore beat Paul Kavanagh, St. Anthony's 11/9, 11/5, 9/11 and 11/7. Kevin Gilhooly, Ballinamore beat Joseph Stack, St. Anthony's 11/6, 11/9 and 11/8. St. Anthony's Capt. Paul McEllin beat Peter Green, Ballinamore 11/6, 11/5 and 11/2. Grace O'Malley scored a very high total of 141 in the Individual Skills to beat Angela McCrann, Joseph Guckian beat Michele Finerty to get two points back for Ballinamore. The final result hinged on the fact that Paul Kavanagh had earlier taken a game off Kevin Gilhooly. Final score - St. Anthony's 9 points and Rehab, Ballinamore 8 points. In the other semi-final Celtic Table Tennis Club met St. Michael's Castlerea. St. Michael's had a new young team and were up against it with the more experienced team of World Games Bronze Medallist Noel Lydon and European Bronze Medallist Brid Walsh, assisted by talented Individual Skills players Noel Brennan and Kiera Joyce. The St. Michaels team of Peter Dolan, Jim Reynolds, Patrick Hatter. Simon Lambert and Martina O'Reilly tried their best, and the experience will stand to their good in future Games. Credit to Bernie and Bernadette for having the team looking great in their school colours.

87. SOS 2004 Raising over $300,000 in its 27 year history, Spirit of Sport has helped special olympics Indiana participants demonstrate courage and experience the joy of http://www.recsports.indiana.edu/sos/sos04history.htm

home history schedule sign up ... sponsors SOS history Joanne K. Orrange Assistant Director, Special Events Stacy Dixon President, Spirit of Sport 2004 stedixon@indiana.edu Since its launch in 1976, funds raised through Spirit of Sport have helped Special Olympics Indiana provide opportunities for physical fitness and fun competition to thousands of young children and young adults with disabilities. Raising over $300,000 in its 27 year history, Spirit of Sport has helped Special Olympics Indiana participants demonstrate courage and experience the joy of shared challenge, camaraderie, friendship and skills through sport competition. Spirit of Sport strives to increase awareness and financial support for Special Olympics Indiana through student, faculty and community participation. This allows any individual regardless of physical ability, gender or race to compete in a variety of sports through Special Olympics. Spirit of Sport strives to inspire Special Olympic Athletes to pursue their dreams.

88. Special Olympics Australia This is the official website for special olympics in Australia. Information includes; history, calendar of events, athlete profiles and sponsors. http://www.specialolympics.com.au

Home News Find your Local Region Volunteer ... Click here to view calendar. Your Name: Your e-mail Address: Our Athletes Shine in Asia-Pacific Monday, May 10, 2004 Congratulations to Steven White and Suzie O'Moore who had a fantastic week representing Australia at the regional Athlete Leadership Training Semin Fundraising Initiative Monday, May 10, 2004 Watch out for a major Fundraising Lottery being organised on behalf of Special Olympics Australia starting during June. WA - Perth - Training Workshop Date: June 12 - 13, 2004 QLD Soccer Competition Date: June 20, 2004 Round-robin. Sydney North Shore Swimming Come and Try Day Date: June 27, 2004 NSW North Shore Region Swimming Come and Try Day to be held at Ryde Swimming Pool, 504

89. Editorials - April 15, 2002 - American Family Physician that sportssignificant abnormalities were noted in 39 percent of special olympics athletes who in sports carrying a risk of eye injury; history of seizures http://www.aafp.org/afp/20020415/editorials.html

Advanced Search Editorials Physical Examination for the Special Olympics PETER J. CAREK, M.D., M.S. Medical University of South Carolina Charleston, South Carolina The Special Olympics is a program that allows physically and mentally challenged persons of all levels of ability to take part in organized athletic events. The First International Special Olympics Games were held at Soldier Field, Chicago, in 1968. Since then, millions of children and adults have participated in Special Olympics events. Before athletes can take part in Special Olympics events, an application form must be completed. In addition to questions on demographics, this form asks for information concerning specific medical problems. In particular, information is requested about cervical spine radiographs and atlantoaxial instability in athletes with Down syndrome. Special Olympics athletes must also undergo a preparticipation physical examination by a licensed examiner every three years. One review At the 1995 Special Olympic World Summer Games, comprehensive vision screening was conducted to determine the prevalence of visual anomalies in this select group.

90. Bank Of Ireland - 2003 Special Olympic World Games For the first time in the 35year history of the special olympics movement the Opening Ceremony was televised live. The broadcast http://www.bankofireland.ie/2003specialolympics/news/news_article_27_11_03.html

Home Background Events News 27th Nov 2003 Back to top The Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics World Summer Games on June 21st in Croke Park, Dublin, marked the beginning of the largest sporting event in the world in 2003. The spectacular Ceremony brought together 7,000 athletes from over 160 international delegations to collectively celebrate their achievement at reaching the final of the 2003 World Summer Games. Back to top Back to top Proceeds to Special Olympics Ireland Further information: Clare Ridge, Press Officer Tyrone Productions: Telephone Email cridge@tyrone-productions.ie News Latest News Photo Gallery Bank of Ireland is regulated by the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority Legal Statement Privacy Policy

91. Sports! From Whattablast.com, Sports! From WhattaBlast.com - Cool Places, Fun St olympics history Learn lots about the fabulous Olympic games through time. Then Learn about the spirit of the special olympics! http://www.whattablast.com/broadway/sports.cfm

Sports! Go Fish! Got a favorite fishing hole? Cool! Now, go fish! Sebastian T. Bobber Ask Sebastian! He’s the official SpokesBobber of youth fishing. There’s monthly comics, fishing tips and advice. Fishing Checklist Here’s all the stuff you need to know about what to take on your next fishin’ trip! Fishin’ Kids Kids can learn about the joys of fishing from anglers who love to teach! Fishing Events Find kids fishing events, youth fishing camps and kids fishing derbies. Cast for Kids Volunteers who love to fish find time to do it with disabled and disadvantaged children for a day of fishing in the outdoors. Fishing Photos Here’s photos of kids and the fish they’ve caught Send your pictures too! Olympics 2004 Athens, Greece: Home of the 2004 Summer Olympics. Here’s Olympic history and info to run down! Ancient Olympics Here are the ancient Olympic sports in detail. Ancient Olympics Museum Visit an ancient Olympic games virtual museum! Olympics History Learn lots about the fabulous Olympic games through time. Ancient Greek Civilizations The Greek civilization developed democracy and lots more!

92. .: Corvallis Gazette-Times :. Archives Corvallis Tourism and special olympics are looking for volunteers to assist with the one way.) The sheer volume of travelers interested in history, as well as http://www.gazettetimes.com/articles/2004/05/22/news/business/monbiz02.txt

Jobs Homes Cars Subscriber Services ... Place an Ad Keyword Search: Advanced Search Options Albany Lebanon Cottage Grove ... Springfield Last modified Monday, May 17, 2004 1:35 AM PDT Columnist: Oregon Special Olympics will come to town By John Hope-Johnstone columnist Corvallis Tourism and Special Olympics are looking for volunteers to assist with the Games. If you would like to help with this wonderful event, please contact Donna at 503-248-0600, ext. 30 Horner moves ahead Corvallis Tourism is vitally interested in the success of the Horner Museum and encourages individuals and businesses to contribute to the fund-raising campaign through the Benton County Historical Society (929-6230). Museums and cultural activities are incredibly important to the growth of tourism in any town or city. A new study from the Travel Industry Association of America and Smithsonian Magazine shows continued and growing interest by travelers to experience cultural, arts, historic and heritage activities. This study shows a remarkable 81 percent of U.S. adults who traveled in the past year, or 118 million, are considered historic/cultural travelers. These travelers included historical or cultural activities on almost 217 million person-trips last year, up 13 percent from 192 million in 1996. (A person-trip is one person on one trip traveling 50 miles or more from home, one way.)

93. Welcome To Special Olympics Of Hamilton County, Indiana 68PM at Carmel High School. To register, please call Heather or Robin at 774-TEAM. history of special olympics Hamilton County. http://www.specialolympicshamiltoncounty.org/history.asp

Newsletter Archive Announcements All coaches, volunteers, and parents who volunteer need to attend a coach/volunteer orientation. The next one is on April 29th from 6-8PM at Carmel High School. To register, please call Heather or Robin at 774-TEAM. History of Special Olympics Hamilton County Heather McNew started a Special Olympic program so her brother, Sam, could participate. He was her only athlete that year. They were called the McNew family delegation and participated in track and field at the area and state meets. Tarah Amos became the second athlete. They became Hamilton Heights Special Olympics and participated in track and field and bowling. Seven athletes participated this year. Eleven athletes now made up Hamilton Heights Special Olympics. Unified partners became a big part of the team and the growth continued. Heather became Mrs. Derek Stephenson and she was named Area 8 Special Olympic Coach of the Year.

94. Special Olympics Public Website An international program of yearround sports training and athletic competition for more than one million children and adults with mental retardation. http://www.specialolympics.org

East Asia (Chinese) Latin America (Spanish) Latin America (Portugese) Middle East/North Africa (Arabic) document.write(' '); There are many ways to donate to Special Olympics...for instance, have you accumulated more frequent flyer miles than you need? Consider donating them through the mileage donation programs of several leading airlines There's never a charge to athletes for participation in Special Olympics; supporters who donate frequent flyer miles help to significantly defray travel costs. , a FREE service, provides an opportunity for relatives, friends and supporters of Special Olympics to generate revenue for the movement by shoping online from hundreds of participating retailers. Yao Ming New Special Olympics Global Ambassador One of the world's most popular athletes pledges his support to the movement in Shanghai on 11 June. Football Season continues in Europe Special Olympics European 7-a-side Tournament held 29-31 May in Luxembourg; female teams have opportunity to play against each other. FIBA Europe and Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia sign agreement to bring new opportunities to players with intellectual disabilities The signing took place during the Special Olympics Education through Sports Festival, held 14-21 May 2004 in Rhodes, Greece with 41 Special Olympics basketball teams competing

95. Nova Scotia Special Olympics Join the special olympics team Leslie Did! special olympics Nova Scotia will be holding a provincewide registration day on Wednesday, April 14 at 7 pm. http://www.nsspecialolympics.com/

Join the Special Olympics team Leslie Did! Wednesday, April 14 at 7 pm Special Olympics Nova Scotia will be holding a province-wide registration day on Wednesday, April 14 at 7 pm. Sign up for sports ranging from swimming to snowshoeing - and find out how Special Olympics can make a difference in the lives of people with mental disabilities and their families. ANNAPOLIS Bridgetown Lions Hall 289 Church Street, Bridgetown AMHERST Bridge Workshop 10 Croft Street, Amherst CAPE BRETON Victoria Park Armouries, Corriano Bldg. 4 Garrison Road, Sydney CLARE Clare Municipal Office, Littlebrook COBEQUID Princess Margaret Rose School 294 Willow Street, Truro DARTMOUTH Dartmouth Alderney Gate Public Library Helen Creighton Room 60 Alderney Drive, Dartmouth EASTERN HIGHLANDS St. Andrew's Junior School Cafeteria Highland Drive, Antigonish HALIFAX Westmount School 6700 Edward Arab Avenue, Halifax KINGS/WEST HANTS Kentville Fire Department 463 Main Street, Kentville

96. Special Olympics Illinois Providing yearround sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults in Illinois. http://www.ilso.org/

Make a Donation News Releases Official Partners Contact Info ... Site Map Find out how you can get involved in the Special Olympics Illinois Tribute Park Breaking News: Visit Summer Games June 11-13 at ISU See complete schedule Torch Run Officers Run Across State in June Build company morale by holding a silent auction Six Flags Event Tops $1 Million See photos from Polar Plunge and competitions Cops on the Roof of Dunkin Donuts May 21 Over 1,000 High School Students Raise Funds for SO ILL 2005 World Winter Games Team Named Sign Up for the Golf Marathon FORE Special Olympics Illinois 2004 Training Calendar Latest Special Olympics Illinois Annual Report Join the nearly 20,000 athletes in Illinois who gain sports skills, the joy of teamwork, self-esteem, and friendship by participating in Special Olympics. Special Olympics programs exist throughout the state for children and adults with mental retardation or closely related developmental disabilities. Official Partners Special Olympics Illinois Headquarters 605 E. Willow Street - Normal, IL 61761-2682 Northern Office 800 Roosevelt Rd. Bldg. B, Suite 220 - Glen Ellyn, IL 60137-5860

97. SOTX > News > Cingular Wireless And Special Olympics Texas special olympics Texas is a privatelyfunded non-profit that provides year round sports training and competitions for children and adults with mental retardation throughout the lone star state. http://www.sotx.org/news/2003/05/cingular

Home News Cingular Wireless and Special Olympics Texas 5.13.2003 (Released) Any old wireless phone is worth five dollars. On Earth Day, April 22, Cingular kicked off its promotion with Special Olympics Texas - but with a new twist. Cingular Wireless, an Official Partner of Special Olympics USA and the Official Sponsor of Special Olympics Team USA, has made it easier than ever before for everyone to get involved in supporting Special Olympics through the Cingular Phone Recycling Program. Cingular will give $5 to Special Olympics Texas for every old cell phone turned in at a Cingular store or Special Olympics event through May 31. Also, between now and May 31, for a $20 donation to Special Olympics, customers will receive their choice of a free or greatly discounted handset. Also included in the promotion are the following promotional choice options: 50 percent more anytime minutes or 5,000 additional night and weekend minutes or 5,000 mobile-to-mobile minutes for Cingular Home, Super Home, Metro and Preferred Nation plans. Cingular has raised more than $28 million for Special Olympics over the last three years, becoming the largest corporate partner in Special Olympics history.

98. Special Olympics Delaware Welcome to special olympics Delaware. EVENT PHOTOS. ARE NOW. AVAILABLE. ONLINE. Calendar of Events. 2003-04 Calendar. is Now On-Line! Upcoming Events http://www.sode.org/

skip to: page content links on this page site navigation footer (site information) ... Media Tools Thank you for your patience as we convert to our new website design! Welcome to Special Olympics Delaware EVENT PHOTOS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ON-LINE Check out the On-line Photo Galleries!!! Includes 2004 Lewes Polar Bear Plunge!!! Calendar of Events 2003-04 Calendar is On-Line! Upcoming Events June 9 - 2004 Tour de Shore and Bike Prologue, Delaware Law Enforcement for Special Olympics, Delaware Seashore State Park, Rehoboth, 6 p.m. June 9-11 - 18th-Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run ( more info June 9th - Rehoboth Beach Bandstand 7:45 p.m. June 10th - Legislative Hall, Dover 1:40 p.m. June 11th - Wilmington Police Dept., 1:20 p.m. June 11th - Newark Police Department, 4:15 p.m. June 11th - Arrive at Olympic Village of Summer Games, 5:15 p.m. June 11-12 - 2004 Summer Games Presented by DuPont , University of Delaware, Nelson Athletic Complex, Newark. Friday, June 11th, 7:30 p.m., Opening Ceremonies, Bob Carpenter Center, Newark Upcoming Volunteer Orientations Newark Office Tuesday, June 8th

99. Special Olympics Public Website An international program of yearround sports training and athletic competition for more than one million children and adults with mental retardation. http://www.specialolympics.com

East Asia (Chinese) Latin America (Spanish) Latin America (Portugese) Middle East/North Africa (Arabic) document.write(' '); There are many ways to donate to Special Olympics...for instance, have you accumulated more frequent flyer miles than you need? Consider donating them through the mileage donation programs of several leading airlines There's never a charge to athletes for participation in Special Olympics; supporters who donate frequent flyer miles help to significantly defray travel costs. , a FREE service, provides an opportunity for relatives, friends and supporters of Special Olympics to generate revenue for the movement by shoping online from hundreds of participating retailers. Yao Ming New Special Olympics Global Ambassador One of the world's most popular athletes pledges his support to the movement in Shanghai on 11 June. Football Season continues in Europe Special Olympics European 7-a-side Tournament held 29-31 May in Luxembourg; female teams have opportunity to play against each other. FIBA Europe and Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia sign agreement to bring new opportunities to players with intellectual disabilities The signing took place during the Special Olympics Education through Sports Festival, held 14-21 May 2004 in Rhodes, Greece with 41 Special Olympics basketball teams competing

100. 1999 Special Olympics World Games 1999 special olympics World Games June 26July 4, 1999. 1999 special olympics World Summer Games. NC State Information Guide. What are the special olympics? http://www2.ncsu.edu/ncsu/univ_relations/news_services/ebulletin/so/what.htm

1999 Special Olympics World Games June 26-July 4, 1999 NC State Information Guide What are the Special Olympics? How the World Games will affect life on the NC State campus Spectator teams needed for World Games World Games contributions by NC State faculty, staff and students ... Special Olympics Web links What are the Special Olympics? Special Olympics competitions, including the 1999 Special Olympics World Summer Games, are patterned after the Olympic Games. Athletes around the world train for and compete in more than 15,000 games, meets, and tournaments in summer and winter sports each year. Selected athletes from nearly 150 countries then go on to compete in World Games every two years, alternating between summer and winter Games. By assigning athletes to divisions according to their age and abilities, Special Olympics gives every athlete a reasonable chance to win. Athletes from all divisions may advance to Chapter, National, and World Games. There’s a chance for people without mental retardation to get into the Games. A program called Unified Sports® brings persons without mental retardation and of comparable age and athletic ability, together on the same team with persons with mental retardation. Unified Sports® was started in 1987, and it helps to integrate athletes with mental retardation into school and community sports programs. Unified teams from round the globe will compete in the 1999 Special Olympics World Summer Games. During the ’99 Games, competition in 19 sports will be held at venues throughout the Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill area of North Carolina.

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