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"Nobody will have enough time to watch every event of the winter games. But with the help of TiVo and WD&amp;#039;s handy little cheat sheet, you might just catch the good ones. Here are the five must-see events\u2014set your DVR!  1. Opening Ceremony (Feb. 12, 6 p.m.)  Get inspired. Taking place in BC Place, this years opening shabang\u2014of which many of the details have been kept hush-hush, like who will light Vancouver&amp;#039;s Olympic flame!\u2014will be the first to be held indoors. But aside from the artistry that will surely be on display, the opening ceremony provides all with the opportunity to both get to know the athletes and get excited about supporting your country&amp;#039;s representatives.  2. Ice Hockey, Women&amp;#039;s Gold Medal Game (Feb. 25, 3:30 p.m.) Embrace competition. Ice hockey is arguably the most popular Canadian sport. This year, the American women&amp;#039;s team\u2014who&amp;#039;ve grabbed the past two world championships\u2014are the Canadian&amp;#039;s women&amp;#039;s team foremost competition. In other words, the pressure&amp;#039;s on and excitement is high, and the two rivals are expected to meet in Vancouver&amp;#039;s title game.  3. Alpine Skiing, Ladies&amp;#039; Downhill (Feb. 17, 11 a.m.) Show support. The reigning world champion, American Lindsey Vonn, 25, is not to be missed on the slopes. Despite her success, Vonn is currently suffering from a shin injury, and America will be watching to see how this will affect her performance. Help cheer her on.  4. Curling , Women&amp;#039;s Gold Medal Game (Feb. 26, 3 p.m.) Learn something new. While relatively unsupported in the United States, curling\u2014similar to shuffle board, but on ice!\u2014is one of Canadians&amp;#039; favorite sports. Since the Olympics are being held in Vancouver, this is the year the sport will receive much-deserved attention\u2014and perhaps the best time to learn about it.  5. Speed Skating, 1000m (Feb. 17, 4 p.m.) Watch as history is made. Apolo Ohno only needs two medals to become the most decorated American at the winter games and surpass Bonnie Blair. Ohno will have to watch out for potential threats in South Korea&amp;#039;s Lee Ho-Suk and America&amp;#039;s J.R. Celski. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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