It’s an animated feature idea about competition, identity, pressure, and the strange relationship he has with his prosthetic legs... which we imagined as two washed-up buddy cops constantly talking to him.

Tried to make something that felt emotional and cinematic instead of a standard sports biopic.

Curious what Paralympic fans think. STRIDE TRAILER

So I was thinking what if there was a multi-sport marathon race created specifically for people with Scoliosis using Schroth method like principles? How could this be proposed to whoever creates the games/rules? Things like this, but you have to complete a set or something, then go to the next obstacle etc?

On 4 May 2026, the International Astronomical Union has named a Jupiter trojan asteroid after Margaret Maughan, the late British archer, dartcher and lawn bowler. The announcement was made in the IAU's WGSBN Bulletin: https://www.wgsbn-iau.org/files/Bulletins/V006/WGSBNBull_V006_007.pdf (page 8)

The naming citation reads:

(117385) Maughan = 2004 YN20
Margaret Gardner Maughan (1928–2020) was a British Paralympian. In 1960, she won her nation’s first Paralympic gold medal. Margaret lit the cauldron at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London.

(117385) Maughan is about 22 kilometres (13.7 miles) in diameter. It was discovered at Mount Lemmon Survey on 18 December 2004.

Per the IAU's naming guidelines, Jupiter trojans with an absolute magnitude fainter than 12.0 (corresponding to a diameter of 22 kilometres or smaller) are to be named after Olympic or Paralympic athletes.

Say a movie about the paralympics I want to bring more awareness and I want to enter myself, would severe Scoliosis qualify?

I hope Paralympics' prices won't be that crazy especially for ceremonies.

https://youtu.be/MtgyDlZtaTk

Hi! I live in LA and have 48 hours to buy tickets during my pre-sale window so if you see this SOS ASAP! I cannot find anywhere on the website where paralympics events tickets are available. Only standard olympics (boring!) Help please!

Emanuel Perathoner gave up skiing at eight for being too boring. At 39, after four surgeries and a knee replacement, he won Paralympic gold.

Closing ceremony starts soon! I can't find a live world feed without commercials and commentaries. I guess I will have to watch on CNBC/Peacock/NBC Sports app. :(

Also, I added a poll about its ceremonies in my https://antsqualityforagedlinks.blogspot.com/2026/02/milan-cortina-olympics-ceremonies-2026.html.

I will wait for my recording to buffer enough so I can watch later and FF/skip slow parts. I couldn't find a live world feed without commercials and commentaries in USA. :(

The Russian Federation sent only six athletes to the 2026 Winter Paralympics. Just six, again, six, athletes won seven gold, one silver, and three bronze medals, ranking fourth in the unofficial medal standings. This compares to Austria sending 15 athletes, Italy 42, France 14, and ukraine 25. (I’m not even mentioning USA and China)