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Payne-Full Living Archive: February 2010
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Winter Olympics: The Collector Pin Trade
One of the most unique and highly visible traditions of the Olympics is the practice of collector’s pin bartering. Published February 28 2010
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Winter Olympics: Press Conference Crashing, Apolo Ohno and Me
Armed with a day pass for the media center I was determined to become an insider. I got that and a whole lot more. Published February 28 2010
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Winter Olympics: The best seat in the Palace
Matt Payne's quest to find a seat at the Canada Hockey Palace to watch the USA versus Finland semi-final hockey game Published February 26 2010
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Winter Olympics: The Streets of Vancouver are Alive
Choosing to just go for it, Matt Payne heads to Vancouver, ready to absorb the last yells and cowbells of the 2010 Olympics Published February 26 2010
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