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Listen to Dave Denniston's interview on the Morning Swim Show. Very cool Davo! Can't wait to hear how it goes in China. :)
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Well...yes best of luck in Beijing David....and for us swimmers football won't take precedence over the Paralympics...will be online following your 100 breast, 50 fly and medley relay...Best wishes. |
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From today on, fans of Paralympic Sport can go to www.YouTube.com/ParalympicSportTV to watch clips of Paralympic sports, athletes and events. Viewers of ParalympicSport.TV on YouTube can enjoy the different features YouTube offers: they can subscribe to the Channel, watch, rate and comment the latest video clips and upload their own videos and much more. Not only will the IPC regularly upload a selection of video clips from the IPC’s internet TV channel www.ParalympicSport.TV but also encourages Paralympic athletes and all fans of Paralympic Sport to upload their Paralympic content on the YouTube channel. Video clips uploaded by IPC will include athlete portrays, sport features, event reports and trailers of the monthly ParalympicSport.TV magazine paraEmotion. During the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games daily news clips will be published on the YouTube Channel to keep viewers up to date about what happens in Beijing. |
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Thanks Andrew!!!! |
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Best of luck, Dave! |
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Dave and the rest of the Paralympians are an inspiration to us all and a reminder that the impossible is always possible. |
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Hey Davo. GREAT interview. You are a fantastic spokesperson for the sport. (And not too bad a swimmer, either.) Remember, Eyes Down Under in Beijing. |
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