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Yoo In-sik in his repair shop in Seoul. Yoo was one of South Korea's first Winter Paralympians.

A Korean Paralympic skier says other skiers cheer him on now. It didn’t used to be that way.

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Yoo In-sik remembers when other skiers used to shy away from him on the chairlift because of his missing leg. “When I ski now, people cheer me on and clap for me,” he says.

No Tobogganing sign on Murray's Mountain, Orangeville, Ontario.

Canadians rally for their right to toboggan

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Skiers and snowboarders converge on the slopes of central Afghanistan

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Skiers and snowboarders converge on the slopes of central Afghanistan

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Team USA's new 2-man bobsled is set to make its Olympic debut this weekend in Sochi.

US bobsledders go for gold next week, driving a BMW

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Sochi

With the world’s spotlight now on Sochi, what’s the city like from the resident’s perspective?

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It’s hard not to get caught up in the buzz of Olympic excitement with the Games so close now. But what’s it like from a Russian perspective?

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Watch a snowboarder try the slopestyle course that Shaun White thinks is too risky to ride

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The slopestyle snowboarding course at the Winter Olympics in Sochi is extreme, even by snowboarding standards. And watching this video makes it pretty clear just how extreme it is.

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Why the extreme nature of the Sochi slopestyle course has snowboarders scared

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One of the new events at the Sochi Games is already having issues.

US luger sliders

The new Olympic luge relay race has three sleds, four racers and a touchpad

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Luge racing is odd enough, as athletes fly down an icy tunnel on their backs on a tiny sled. Now, line up three sleds and a touchpad at the finish line and you get the luge relay, debuting at this winter Olympics.

India's Shiva K.P. Keshavan speeds down the track during a training run for the men's singles luge in preparation for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics in Whistler, British Columbia. Keshavan will be at Sochi, along with two other athletes from India, bu

India’s Olympic athletes will be at Sochi, but not their country

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India’s Olympic athletes won’t be able to fly their country’s flag in the opening ceremony. And if they win, the Indian anthem won’t play. In fact, the three athletes just learned this week that they would even be allowed to compete.