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This blog complemented the news and articles on wheelchaircurling.com. It was my contribution to the attempt to make curling the winter recreation of choice for Canadian wheelchair users.
"constant congrats for putting together an outstanding blog. Wish other curling sites were as good as yours." Al Cameron, Calgary Herald
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5 comments:
How much coverage can we expect, and on what network?
To bad, we shuold have someone who knows wheelchair curling doing it,
not people who have never seen it.
How much coverage will we get?????
As far as I can tell from what has been announced, there will be no live tv of the curling; just sledge hockey.
At the 2009 Worlds, Cate and I live-blogged Team Canada, who were generous enough to help with our expenses. We have press credentials for the Paralympics but don't have a sponsor this year who can help with accommodation.
If we had somewhere to stay in Vancouver, we would cover the games.
Several thousand people followed our daily end-by-end 2009 Worlds coverage.
We'd rather you and Cate at Nationals anyways Eric! Team Canada gets plenty of press as it is.
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