2010 Winter Olympics

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As has been choosen as an Olympic convention, the 2010 Winter Olympics will acceptable activate with an busy alpha ceremony. The bells will apparently be captivated on February 12, 2010, at BC Place in Vancouver, English Columbia and definately will feature, in amid added contest and exhibits, the bulk of ablaze of the Olympic cauldron.

The choreographer acclimated for the activate contest can be Jean Grand-Maitre, who can be the aesthetic administrator of the Alberta Ballet. Watch Winter Olympic Amateur 2010

The ceremonies activate with Seven:00 p.m. PST (9:00 p.m. EST) and can be advertisement alive on NBC (CTV in Canada), as able-bodied as abounding added networks throughout the world. Both NBC and CTV will action you alive online alive of thishe best able ceremonies abounding added Olympic occurrences through their official websites

Although little accustomed announcements were fabricated apropos what specific architecture the aperture ceremonies to the 2010 Olympic amateur would have, nor what appealing performances design studs added to contain, in your canicule above-mentioned to the ceremony, several facts about the presentation were actuality leaked. Canadian music hollywood blur stars Bryan Adams and Sarah McLachlan will accomplish for the event, and Canadian Aboriginal drummers calm with singers will accompany Adams on at atomic one song, as per a anatomy who abounding a rehearsal. Watch Winter Olympic Amateur 2010

Michaelle Jean, the Governor General of Canada, will clearly accessible the Olympics aural ceremony. Got not appear who would authority the account of lighting the Olympic cauldron, but Canadian hockey fable Wayne Gretzky's name was mentioned in affiliation with all the event. Addititionally there is rumors involving a accolade to the backward Jack Pool.

Like abounding added Olympic aperture ceremonies, actual Canadian ability is accepted to be accent during that ceremony. David Atkins, the controlling ambassador for the 2010 Aperture and Closing Ceremonies was quoted as saying: "The Aperture Ceremonies which accept been by far the best acknowledged you will ascertain ones that either ascertain or redefine the ability in way which experts affirmation brings pride appear civic audience, and additionally a greater abstraction of the capital things for this ability acceptance to the Host Country to that all-around audience. Watch Winter Olympic Amateur 2010

2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Aperture Ceremonies on Friday

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The Olympic aperture commemoration will appear about Friday in Vancouver's 60000-seat BC Place Stadium. It accommodating to air at 9 pm on TSN, CTV and NBC. (February 11, 2010)

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2010 Winter Olympics: The XXI Winter Olympics booty abode in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in February, 2010. Skiing contest accommodate aerial skiing (downhill, slalom, behemothic slalom, cool G, and cool combined), bathe skiing, cantankerous country skiing, and nordic combined, which incorporates ski jumping and cantankerous country skiing.

Here are all the details, including events, venues, schedules, and top US and all-embracing competitors:

2010 Winter Olympics

Highlights of the 2010 Winter Olympic agenda include: the Opening Ceremony will activate at 6:00 pm on February 12, 2010 and the final action accident of the Olympic Winter Games, the men's gold badge hockey bold is appointed for February 28, at 12:15 pm. The aboriginal Paralympic accident will be the men's and ladies' aerial skiing competitions alpha at 9:30 am on March 13th, with the final Paralympic action event, the men's and ladies' one-kilometer dart finals in cross-country skiing, at 12:00 pm on March 21.

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February 12, 2010
Results
10:00 - Ski Jumping - NH Individual Qualification Round
18:00 - General - Opening Ceremony
February 13, 2010
9:45 - Ski Jumping - NH Individual 1st Round
Medal Event
10:45* - Ski Jumping - NH Individual Final Round
Medal Event
11:45 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Downhill
Sweden vs Switzerland
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 1
Medal Event
12:00 - Speed Skating - Men's 5000 m
Medal Event
13:00 - Biathlon - Women's 7.5 km Sprint
16:30 - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Moguls Qualification
Canada vs Slovakia
17:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 2
17:00 - Luge - Men's Singles Run 1
17:00 - Short Track - Men's 1500 m Heats
17:42 - Short Track - Ladies' 500 m Heats
18:18 - Short Track - Men's 1500 m Semifinals
18:50 - Short Track - Ladies' 3000 m Relay Semifinals
19:10* - Luge - Men's Singles Run 2
Medal Event
19:18 - Short Track - Men's 1500 m Finals
Medal Event
19:30 - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Moguls Final
February 14, 2010
10:00 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Super Combined Downhill
10:00 - Nordic Combined - Individual NH/10 km CC - Competition Round
Medal Event
11:15 - Biathlon - Men's 10 km Sprint
United States vs China
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 3
Medal Event
13:00 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Super Combined Slalom
13:00 - Luge - Men's Singles Run 3
Medal Event
13:00 - Speed Skating - Ladies' 3000 m
Medal Event
13:45 - Nordic Combined - Individual NH/10 km CC - 10 km
14:30 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Moguls Qualification
Medal Event
15:10* - Luge - Men's Singles Run 4
16:30 - Figure Skating - Pairs Short Program
Finland vs Russian Federation
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 4
Medal Event
17:30 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Moguls Final
February 15, 2010
Medal Event
10:00 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' 10 km Free
10:30 - Snowboard - Men's Snowboard Cross Qualification
Medal Event
12:30 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's 15 km Free
14:00 - Snowboard - Men's Snowboard Cross 1/8 Finals
14:26 - Snowboard - Men's Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals
Switzerland vs Canada
14:30 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 5
14:42 - Snowboard - Men's Snowboard Cross Semifinals
Medal Event
14:53 - Snowboard - Men's Snowboard Cross Finals
15:30 - Speed Skating - Men's 500 m Race 1 of 2
Medal Event
17:00 - Figure Skating - Pairs Free Skating
17:00 - Luge - Women's Singles Run 1
Medal Event
17:28 - Speed Skating - Men's 500 m Race 2 of 2
18:50* - Luge - Women's Singles Run 2
Sweden vs Slovakia
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 6
February 16, 2010
Great Britain vs Sweden
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 1
Norway vs Canada
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 1
United States vs Germany
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 1
Switzerland vs Denmark
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 1
10:00 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Super Combined Downhill
10:00 - Snowboard - Ladies' Snowboard Cross Qualification
Medal Event
10:30 - Biathlon - Women's 10 km Pursuit
United States vs Switzerland
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 1
12:15 - Snowboard - Ladies' Snowboard Cross Quarterfinals
12:29 - Snowboard - Ladies' Snowboard Cross Semifinals
Medal Event
12:40 - Snowboard - Ladies' Snowboard Cross Finals
Medal Event
12:45 - Biathlon - Men's 12.5 km Pursuit
13:00 - Luge - Women's Singles Run 3
13:00 - Speed Skating - Ladies' 500 m Race 1 of 2
Medal Event
13:30 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Super Combined Slalom
United States vs Japan
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 1
Denmark vs Sweden
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 1
Germany vs Russian Federation
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 1
Canada vs Switzerland
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 1
Russian Federation vs United States
14:30 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 7
Medal Event
14:50* - Luge - Women's Singles Run 4
Medal Event
14:52 - Speed Skating - Ladies' 500 m Race 2 of 2
16:15 - Figure Skating - Men Short Program
Canada vs Norway
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 2
Canada vs Germany
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 2
China vs France
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 2
United States vs Norway
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 2
Finland vs China
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 8
Russian Federation vs Latvia
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 3
February 17, 2010
China vs Great Britain
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 2
Germany vs United States
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 2
Switzerland vs Sweden
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 2
Japan vs Canada
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 2
10:15 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' Individual Sprint Classic Qualification
10:40 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's Individual Sprint Classic Qualification
Medal Event
11:00 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Downhill
Finland vs Belarus
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group C Game 4
12:30 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' Individual Sprint Classic Quarterfinals
12:55 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's Individual Sprint Classic Quarterfinals
13:05 - Snowboard - Men's Halfpipe Qualification
13:20 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' Individual Sprint Classic Semifinals
13:30 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's Individual Sprint Classic Semifinals
Medal Event
13:45 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' Individual Sprint Classic Finals
Medal Event
13:55 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's Individual Sprint Classic Finals
Great Britain vs France
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 3
United States vs Switzerland
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 3
Denmark vs China
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 3
Germany vs Sweden
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 3
Canada vs Sweden
14:30 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 9
Medal Event
16:00 - Speed Skating - Men's 1000 m
Sweden vs Germany
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group C Game 5
17:00 - Luge - Doubles' Run 1
17:00 - Short Track - Ladies' 500 m Quarterfinals
17:15 - Snowboard - Men's Halfpipe Semifinals
17:25 - Short Track - Men's 1000 m Heats
18:10 - Short Track - Ladies' 500 m Semifinals
Medal Event
18:30* - Luge - Doubles' Run 2
18:32 - Short Track - Men's 5000 m Relay Semifinals
Russian Federation vs Denmark
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 3
Great Britain vs Sweden
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 3
China vs Switzerland
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 3
Slovakia vs Switzerland
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 10
Medal Event
19:07 - Short Track - Ladies' 500 m Finals
Medal Event
19:15 - Snowboard - Men's Halfpipe Finals
Czech Republic vs Slovakia
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 6
February 18, 2010
Denmark vs United States
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 4
Germany vs Norway
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 4
Canada vs Sweden
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 4
Great Britain vs Switzerland
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 4
Medal Event
10:00 - Biathlon - Women's 15 km Individual
United States vs Norway
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 7
12:30 - Snowboard - Ladies' Halfpipe Qualification
Medal Event
13:00 - Biathlon - Men's 20 km Individual
Medal Event
13:00 - Speed Skating - Ladies' 1000 m
Canada vs Germany
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 4
China vs Japan
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 4
Russian Federation vs Great Britain
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 4
Denmark vs United States
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 4
United States vs Finland
14:30 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 11
16:00 - Snowboard - Ladies' Halfpipe Semifinals
16:00 - Skeleton - Women's Heat 1
Switzerland vs Canada
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 8
Medal Event
17:00 - Figure Skating - Men Free Skating
17:10* - Skeleton - Women's Heat 2
Medal Event
18:00 - Snowboard - Ladies' Halfpipe Finals
18:30 - Skeleton - Men's Heat 1
Sweden vs China
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 5
Great Britain vs Denmark
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 5
Norway vs Switzerland
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 5
France vs Canada
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 5
China vs Russian Federation
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 12
20:00* - Skeleton - Men's Heat 2
Slovakia vs Russian Federation
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 9
February 19, 2010
Germany vs Great Britain
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 5
Russian Federation vs United States
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 5
China vs Denmark
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 5
10:00 - Ski Jumping - LH Individual Qualification Round
Medal Event
11:30 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Super-G
Belarus vs Sweden
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group C Game 10
Medal Event
13:00 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' 15 km Pursuit (7.5Classic+7.5Free)
Germany vs Switzerland
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 6
Denmark vs Canada
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 6
France vs United States
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 6
Norway vs China
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 6
15:45 - Skeleton - Women's Heat 3
Czech Republic vs Latvia
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 11
16:45 - Figure Skating - Ice Dance - Compulsory Dance
Medal Event
16:55* - Skeleton - Women's Heat 4
18:20 - Skeleton - Men's Heat 3
Denmark vs Canada
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 6
Sweden vs China
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 6
Great Britain vs Japan
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 6
Switzerland vs Russian Federation
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 6
Medal Event
19:50* - Skeleton - Men's Heat 4
Finland vs Germany
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group C Game 12
February 20, 2010
Norway vs Denmark
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 7
France vs Germany
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 7
China vs Great Britain
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 7
Sweden vs United States
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 7
Medal Event
10:00 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Super-G
10:00 - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Aerials Qualification
11:30 - Ski Jumping - LH Individual 1st Round
Norway vs Switzerland
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 13
Medal Event
12:30* - Ski Jumping - LH Individual Final Round
Medal Event
13:30 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's 30 km Pursuit (15Classic+15Free)
Sweden vs Russian Federation
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 7
United States vs Great Britain
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 7
Denmark vs Switzerland
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 7
Germany vs China
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 7
14:30 - Ice Hockey - Women's Classifications - Game 13
Medal Event
16:15 - Speed Skating - Men's 1500 m
Latvia vs Slovakia
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 14
17:00 - Bobsleigh - Two-Man Heat 1
17:45 - Short Track - Ladies' 1500 m Heats
18:29 - Short Track - Men's 1000 m Quarterfinals
18:35* - Bobsleigh - Two-Man Heat 2
18:58 - Short Track - Ladies' 1500 m Semifinals
Switzerland vs China
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 8
Sweden vs France
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 8
Canada vs Great Britain
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 8
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Classifications - Game 14
19:28 - Short Track - Men's 1000 m Semifinals
Medal Event
19:51 - Short Track - Ladies' 1500 m Finals
Medal Event
20:05 - Short Track - Men's 1000 m Finals
Germany vs Belarus
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group C Game 15
February 21, 2010
Great Britain vs Switzerland
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 8
Germany vs Denmark
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 8
Canada vs United States
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 8
Russian Federation vs Japan
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 8
9:15 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Ski Cross Qualification
10:00 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Giant Slalom 1st Run
Medal Event
10:45 - Biathlon - Men's 15 km Mass Start
Russian Federation vs Czech Republic
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group B Game 16
12:15* - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Ski Cross 1/8 Finals
12:48* - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Ski Cross Quarterfinals
Medal Event
13:00 - Biathlon - Women's 12.5 km Mass Start
13:07* - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Ski Cross Semifinals
Medal Event
13:18* - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Ski Cross Finals
13:30 - Bobsleigh - Two-Man Heat 3
Medal Event
13:45 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Giant Slalom 2nd Run
United States vs Great Britain
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 9
Norway vs Sweden
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 9
Switzerland vs Canada
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 9
Denmark vs Germany
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 9
Medal Event
15:00 - Speed Skating - Ladies' 1500 m
Medal Event
15:05* - Bobsleigh - Two-Man Heat 4
16:15 - Figure Skating - Ice Dance - Original Dance
Canada vs United States
16:40 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group A Game 17
China vs Canada
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 9
Japan vs Germany
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 9
United States vs Sweden
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 9
Sweden vs Finland
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Preliminary Round - Group C Game 18
February 22, 2010
France vs Norway
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 10
Canada vs United States
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 10
Germany vs China
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 10
Switzerland vs Sweden
9:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 10
10:00 - Ski Jumping - Team 1st Round
10:45 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' Team Sprint Free Semifinals
Medal Event
11:00* - Ski Jumping - Team Final Round
11:35 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's Team Sprint Free Semifinals
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Play-offs Semifinals - Game 15
Medal Event
13:00 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' Team Sprint Free Final
Medal Event
13:25 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's Team Sprint Free Final
Russian Federation vs China
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 10
Japan vs Switzerland
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 10
Sweden vs Canada
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 10
Great Britain vs Denmark
14:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 10
14:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Classifications - 7th/8th - Game 16
Medal Event
16:45 - Figure Skating - Ice Dance - Free Dance
17:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Play-offs Semifinals - Game 17
18:00 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Aerials Qualification
Germany vs Great Britain
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 11
France vs Denmark
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 11
China vs United States
19:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 11
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Classifications - 5th/6th - Game 18
February 23, 2010
Japan vs Sweden
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 11
Switzerland vs Germany
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 11
United States vs China
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 11
Canada vs Great Britain
9:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 11
10:00 - Nordic Combined - Team/4x5 km - Competition Round
10:30 - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Ski Cross Qualification
Medal Event
11:00 - Speed Skating - Men's 10000 m
Medal Event
11:30 - Biathlon - Women's 4x6 km Relay
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Qualifications - Game 19
13:00* - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Ski Cross 1/8 Finals
Medal Event
13:00 - Nordic Combined - Team/4x5 km - 4x5 km Relay
13:33* - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Ski Cross Quarterfinals
13:52* - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Ski Cross Semifinals
China vs Canada
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 12
Sweden vs Denmark
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 12
Great Britain vs Norway
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 12
Switzerland vs France
14:00 - Curling - Men's Round Robin Session 12
Medal Event
14:03* - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Ski Cross Finals
16:30 - Figure Skating - Ladies Short Program
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Qualifications - Game 20
17:00 - Bobsleigh - Women's Heat 1
18:10* - Bobsleigh - Women's Heat 2
Switzerland vs United States
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 12
Canada vs Russian Federation
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 12
Japan vs Denmark
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 12
Sweden vs Germany
19:00 - Curling - Women's Round Robin Session 12
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Qualifications - Game 21
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Qualifications - Game 22
February 24, 2010
10:00 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Giant Slalom 1st Run
Medal Event
11:15 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's 4x10 km Relay Classic/Free
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Quarterfinals - Game 23
Medal Event
13:00 - Speed Skating - Ladies' 5000 m
Medal Event
13:15 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Giant Slalom 2nd Run
16:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Quarterfinals - Game 24
17:00 - Bobsleigh - Women's Heat 3
17:00 - Short Track - Ladies' 1000 m Heats
17:47 - Short Track - Men's 500 m Heats
Medal Event
18:10* - Bobsleigh - Women's Heat 4
Medal Event
18:26 - Short Track - Ladies' 3000 m Relay Finals
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Quarterfinals - Game 25
Medal Event
19:30 - Freestyle Skiing - Ladies' Aerials Final
21:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Quarterfinals - Game 26
February 25, 2010
9:00 - Curling - Women's Semifinal
9:00 - Curling - Women's Semifinal
10:00 - Nordic Combined - Individual LH/10 km CC - Competition Round
Medal Event
11:00 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' 4x5 km Relay Classic/Free
Medal Event
11:00 - Ice Hockey - Women's Bronze Medal Game - Game 19
Medal Event
13:00 - Nordic Combined - Individual LH/10 km CC - 10 km
14:00 - Curling - Men's Semifinal
14:00 - Curling - Men's Semifinal
Medal Event
15:30 - Ice Hockey - Women's Gold Medal Game - Game 20
Medal Event
17:00 - Figure Skating - Ladies Free Skating
Medal Event
18:00 - Freestyle Skiing - Men's Aerials Final
February 26, 2010
Medal Event
9:00 - Curling - Women's Bronze Medal Game
10:00 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Slalom 1st Run
10:00 - Snowboard - Ladies' PGS Qualification
Medal Event
11:30 - Biathlon - Men's 4x7.5 km Relay
12:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Semifinals - Game 27
12:15 - Snowboard - Ladies' PGS 1/8 Finals
12:30* - Speed Skating - Men's Team Pursuit Quarterfinals
12:51 - Snowboard - Ladies' PGS Quarterfinals
13:00 - Bobsleigh - Four-Man Heat 1
13:09 - Snowboard - Ladies' PGS Semifinals
13:20* - Speed Skating - Ladies' Team Pursuit Quarterfinals
Medal Event
13:30 - Alpine Skiing - Ladies' Slalom 2nd Run
Medal Event
13:31 - Snowboard - Ladies' PGS Finals
14:07* - Speed Skating - Men's Team Pursuit Semifinals
14:35* - Bobsleigh - Four-Man Heat 2
Medal Event
15:00 - Curling - Women's Gold Medal Game
18:00 - Short Track - Men's 500 m Quarterfinals
18:14 - Short Track - Ladies' 1000 m Quarterfinals
18:30 - Ice Hockey - Men's Play-offs Semifinals - Game 28
18:43 - Short Track - Men's 500 m Semifinals
18:52 - Short Track - Ladies' 1000 m Semifinals
Medal Event
19:14 - Short Track - Men's 500 m Finals
Medal Event
19:24 - Short Track - Ladies' 1000 m Finals
Medal Event
19:51 - Short Track - Men's 5000 m Relay Finals
February 27, 2010
Medal Event
9:00 - Curling - Men's Bronze Medal Game
10:00 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Slalom 1st Run
10:00 - Snowboard - Men's PGS Qualification
Medal Event
11:45 - Cross-Country Skiing - Ladies' 30 km, Mass Start Classic
12:15 - Snowboard - Men's PGS 1/8 Finals
12:30* - Speed Skating - Ladies' Team Pursuit Semifinals
12:51 - Snowboard - Men's PGS Quarterfinals
Medal Event
12:51 - Speed Skating - Men's Team Pursuit Finals
13:00 - Bobsleigh - Four-Man Heat 3
13:09 - Snowboard - Men's PGS Semifinals
Medal Event
13:13 - Speed Skating - Ladies' Team Pursuit Finals
Medal Event
13:31 - Snowboard - Men's Parallel Giant Slalom Finals
Medal Event
13:45 - Alpine Skiing - Men's Slalom 2nd Run
Medal Event
14:35* - Bobsleigh - Four-Man Heat 4
Medal Event
15:00 - Curling - Men's Gold Medal Game
16:30 - Figure Skating - Exhibition Gala
Medal Event
19:00 - Ice Hockey - Men's Bronze Medal Game - Game 29
February 28, 2010
Medal Event
9:30 - Cross-Country Skiing - Men's 50 km, Mass Start Classic
Medal Event
12:15 - Ice Hockey - Men's Gold Medal Game - Game 30
17:30 - General - Closing Ceremony
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Tuntutan 'Mati' Antasari Ditulis Tangan dengan Panjang 2 Cm

The lawyer accused the former Chairman of the Commission Antasari Azhar imply a particular grudge against the Attorney General prosecutor who headed the team CIRUS Sinaga against his client. What evidence?

"In the case of death claims in the letter written by hand a very large, 2 cm, compared to other characters," said attorney Antasari, Ari Yusuf Amir, when reading the closing argument in a murder trial Zulkarnaen Nasrudin in the South Jakarta District Court, Jl Ampera Kingdom, Friday ( 5/2/2010).

If you look at who's in the signature file that claim, Ari said that the word 'Dead' was written by CIRUS. Guessed it, the word was included after an order from the team's top prosecutor.

Prosecutor, continued Ari, always cheering Antasari that the trial had lasted four months of this law became commander. However, he considers the demands of dying to actually dropped Antasari with irregularities irregularities-legal facts.

"So rather gaffe gaffe-law as a commander," said Ari.

The trial closing argument by reading this agenda until 20:00 pm was still going on. Antasari lawyer's closing argument is read in turn.

Budaya Hang Out pada Anak

In adults, hang out a medium for socializing or meeting with colleagues. The proliferation of places convenient to gather together friends and colleagues, such as restaurants, malls and cafes encourage this habit becomes a necessity. Today, this culture has entered the small community because of the influence of social life that used to gather in certain places like an adult.

According to the counselor education from the University of Paramadina, Fatchiah Kertamuda MSc, hang out is defined as activities undertaken with peers and family for relaxation or fun. Basically, kids do not understand the true meaning of hang out. In the minds of children, means hanging out as far to go and have fun together. Learning activities together or playing at a friend's home was categorized as an activity to hang out.

The need to hang out activity in children is different from adults. Children do not have the concept of an adult needs. They just follow the habits of adults such as chatting or joking in cafes, malls and restaurants. However, the child actually does require a certain age for social activities. Hang out can be a medium to fulfill the task of child development. "From the age of 7-8 years, children learn to get along with peers, more self-reliant, forming attitudes toward the group, and developing conscience, morality, and attitude," said Fatchiah.

Child development psychologist from the UI, Lot Savitri Msi, also revealed the company of friends becomes an important thing for children, especially in the age of 9-10 years. At this time, children want to find out the environment outside the family and home, one way to hang out with friends. ''So do not be surprised if it sometimes seemed like disobedient children or rebel because of the greater friend than a parent,''he said.

Savitri added, children can begin to hang out depending on the social environment, since when parents allow children to socialize with friends. Will differ between children who grew up in an environment that has a permit out of the house with friends since elementary school, junior high, high school, or even college. If at the elementary school age children are allowed, then this culture certainly no stranger to the eye and in her future, so often made by a child needs.

Through hang out, go Savitri, children can also ensure the identity itself, ie whether or not considered popular. To go to a specific group of children will often meet the requirements, often referred to conformity. The reason kids like to hang out, because of the feeling of togetherness with your friends. They could share anything without fear of being judged. "Children are able to assume his choice, so the rule is felt disturbing at times. While friends do not give rules, "he explained.

In addition, children can make decisions for himself and others and feel free to do any activities. Generally, activities that used to hang out do the other kids, eating and drinking in a fast-food restaurant, chatting or exchanging goods collection, the movies, shopping, and playing games. "Hang out the child perceived as one of the stages of development needs, namely the need socialization and autonominya," said Savitri.

Influence People VS Concerns Parents

These group activities are also profoundly influenced the social development of children include child's desire to adjust to social demands. Through relationships with peers, children will learn to think independently, be able to make decisions, and accept the views and values other than the family environment. To be accepted in their environment, children will learn acceptable behavior patterns of the group. "Through this activity will occur either transfer value things that are positive to negative," said Fatchiah.

Quite often this can also affect the child's self concept. If hanging out does not give meaning to the child, it will cause the child is not comfortable with the group, such as interest or habit in the group not in accordance with their interests. Children feel rejected and do not feel accepted in the group. As a result, the child having trouble adjusting. "Often children are afraid of not recognized by his friends that will try to follow the rules in the group even worse," added Fatchiah.

Fatchiah also regretted the choice to hang out where kids are not in accordance with the stage of development such as cafes, or restaurants. The reason, these places are generally more accessible than the adult community of children. So that the children were getting closer to the adult habits such as smoking and so on. Therefore, parents must observe a choice place to hang out children. Should choose a place that does have elements and appropriate education for children, such as art galleries, zoo, playground, and so on.

Choice of place to hang out and activities that can cause false kekhwatiran parents.

Bos iPhone Lebih Suka Ponsel Nexus One

Siapa sangka, ponsel Nexus One yang belum lama dirilis Google, ternyata lebih digemari Steve Wozniak. Padahal, pria ini merupakan co-founder Apple bersama Steve Jobs, sosok utama yang membesut ponsel sentuh iPhone.

Woz, demikian ia akrab disapa teman-temannya, membuat pernyataan mengejutkan dalam sebuah wawancara yang disiarkan jaringan televisi NBC. Ia mengaku lebih
suka Nexus One ketimbang iPhone.

"(Gadget favorit saya) yang terbaru bukan produk buatan Apple. Baru keluar kemarin," jawab Woz merujuk ke ponsel Nexus One, saat ditanya apa gadget terfavoritnya saat ini.

Seperti detikINET kutip dari Telegraph, Minggu (17/1/2010), Woz dalam wawancara itu mengaku langsung membeli ponsel Nexus One begitu diluncurkan Google kali pertama pada 5 Januari lalu.

Dari situ terungkap pula, bahwa Nexus One bukan satu-satunya ponsel dengan platform Android yang ia miliki. Ayah tiga anak ini juga punya Motorola Droid, serta dua ponsel lainnya sebagai alat komunikasi utama, dan tentu saja itu iPhone.

"Terkadang saya membawa Droid di pinggang dan juga Nexus One. Namun ponsel utama saya tetap iPhone," ia menegaskan.

Meski punya dua ponsel Android, bukan berarti Woz memang benar-benar suka dengan sistim operasi peranti terbuka itu. Pria nyentrik ini mengaku tidak puas dengan
sejumlah ponsel Android, Nexus One dan Droid adalah pengecualian.

"Saya punya beberapa ponsel Android, yang lebih awal tak memuaskan. Droid dan Nexus One termasuk ponsel yang hebat, namun tidak untuk semua Android," ujarnya.

Woz pun akhirnya mengungkap, bahwa ia mengoleksi ratusan jenis ponsel cerdas dengan berbagai merek, termasuk ponsel ekslusif buatan Motorola tahun 90-an
yang tidak dijual bebas di pasaran.

Pria satu ini juga mengaku selalu membeli gadget baru yang memang menarik perhatiannya. Woz pun pernah mencoba menjadikan BlackBerry sebagai ponsel
utamanya sehari-hari. Namun ternyata ia tak begitu suka.

Dari semua gadget yang ia miliki, Woz sendiri tak bisa menyebutkan mana yang terbaik. Sebab menurutnya, memang tidak ada yang terbaik, termasuk iPhone buatan Apple. Semua tergantung kebutuhan, begitu katanya.

iPhone, bahkan sempat dikritik keras oleh Woz. Sebab, versi awal dari ponsel itu tidak mendukung jaringan 3G, juga tidak terbuka untuk para pengembang aplikasi ponsel. Dan yang paling mengejutkan, Woz ternyata suka mengoprek dan membobol iPhone miliknya dengan cara jail break agar bisa menjalankan berbagai aplikasi. Waduh!

Xiao Tian Hacker Cantik dari Negeri China

Google baru-baru ini menyatakan siap mengundurkan diri dari China dan menutup seluruh operasional mereka di sana. Alasannya, raksasa mesin pencari itu sudah tidak tahan dengan gelombang serangan yang dilancarkan para hacker asal negeri tirai bambu tersebut.

David Drummond, Senior Vice President, Corporate Development and Chief Legal Officer Google menyebutkan, pihaknya mendapati adanya ‘serangan yang sangat canggih’ yang berasal dari China terhadap infrastuktur Google.

“Serangan-serangan ini membuat kami memutuskan untuk meninjau kelayakan operasi bisnis kami di China,” sebut Drummond blog resmi Google, 12 Januari 2010.

Langkah Google yang memilih mundur dari China menunjukkan dahsyatnya komunitas hacker di negeri tersebut.

Sampai Juli 2008, diperkirakan terdapat 4 juta orang hacker yang tergabung dalam berbagai komunitas hacker. Salah satunya adalah kelompok hacker khusus wanita yang menamakan diri Cn Girl Security Team.

Kelompok hacker ini dipimpin oleh gadis kelahiran Hunan, 6 September 1989 bernama Xiao Tian.

Dalam benak, kita mungkin membayangkan bahwa tipikal seorang hacker adalah remaja yang beranjak dewasa, dengan penampilan seadanya – kalau tidak dibilang buruk rupa – dengan kacamata tebal, perokok berat, rambut acak-acakan tak terawat dan jarang mandi karena menghabiskan sebagian besar hidupnya di depan komputer.

Ternyata tidak demikian dengan Xiao Tian. Meski menyebutkan ia sering begadang dan sesekali merokok, tetapi penampilannya sangat apik. Sepintas, melihat penampilannya, Anda mungkin tak akan menyangka bahwa ia merupakan pimpinan dari kelompok hacker yang anggotanya mencapai lebih dari 2.200 orang hacker wanita.

Xiao Tian menyebutkan, ia membuat kelompok tersebut karena ia merasa bahwa perlu ada tempat bagi gadis remaja sepertinya, yang merasa tersingkirkan dari dunia hacker yang disesaki oleh hacker pria yang menganggap bahwa hacker wanita tidak memiliki skill yang cukup.

Perlahan tapi pasti, Xiao Tian dan kelompok hackernya mulai menerobos dominasi pria di dunia hacking. Mereka mengincar status selebritis yang disandang oleh para hacker di China sekaligus membuka peluang ‘karir’ yang menggiurkan yang tersedia bagi hacker yang memiliki reputasi tinggi.

Meski anggota klub hacker Xiao Tian masih relatif kecil dibandingkan dengan populasi hacker di China, akan tetapi ‘organisasi’ hackernya mungkin merupakan salah satu kelompok hacker perempuan terbesar di China.



Scott Henderson, seorang pensiunan tentara AS yang merupakan pengamat dan penulis The Dark Visitor: Inside the World of Chinese Hackers pernah menyebutkan pada DNA India. “Aspek unik dari hacker China adalah rasa nasionalisme dan kolektivitas. Ini kontras dengan stereotip hacker barat yang umumnya mandiri dan bekerja secara individual di ruang bawah tanah tempat tinggal mereka,” ucapnya.

Akan tetapi, belakangan, kecenderungan yang terjadi adalah ‘tentara cyber’ tersebut terpecah-pecah dan membentuk kriminal kapitalis dan mulai meninggalkan rasa nasionalisme mereka.

Meski demikian, Henderson menyebutkan, suatu saat jika ada konflik yang melibatkan China, hacker tentu akan memobilisasi kelompok mereka dan terlibat dalam perang dunia maya. Dan jika saatnya tiba, ‘jenderal’ Xiao Tian mungkin akan menjadi salah satu pemimpin pasukan tentara China tersebut.