A Soldier's Story: 1 IED, 23 Surgeries and a Bike
When Will Reynolds, a 32-year-old retired soldier, bought his oldest son his first real bicycle, the 4-year-old looked at him with shining eyes. "He's excited to have a bike like...
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Pistorius' Father: Guns Needed for Protection
Henke Pistorius said he and other members of his family owned guns because they could not rely on the police to protect them against criminals. He laid the blame for South Africa's violent...
Pistorius Free on Bail
Oscar Pistorius walked out of a courtroom on his own two prosthetic legs Friday after a skeptical South African judge granted him bail. Magistrate Desmond Nair freed the “Blade Runner”...
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- 'Mortified' Pistorius Tells His Side of Story - D. Blair & A. Laing, The Telegraph
- Have Sled and Sticks, Ready for Hockey - Dave Caldwell, New York Times
- A Final Farewell to London Games - Tom Peck, Independent
- Pistorius Strikes Gold in Paralympics 400 - Saj Chowdhury, BBC Sport
- After Losing Legs, Zanardi Wins Cycling Gold - Ian Chadband, Telegraph
- By Any Name, Wheelchair Rugby Not Gentle - Owen Gibson, The Guardian
- Rematch Likely After Blade Runner's Rant - Tom Peck, Independent
- Furious Pistorius Loses Paralympics 200 - Oliver Brown, Telegraph
- Judging Disabilities at Paralympics - Sarah Lyall, New York Times
- Two-Sport Paralympic Champ Shoots for Gold - Rob Sievers, ThePostGame
- Proud to Be Olympian, Paralympian - Robin Scott-Elliot, Independent
- Paralympians Hurt Themselves to Perform Better - Matt McGrath, BBC
- Disabled Athletes Defy Moscow's Barriers - Michael Schwirtz, NY Times
- Why We Won't be Covering the Paralympics - Ron Judd's Olympic Insider
- Bionic Supermen of Sport - James Christie, Toronto Globe & Mail