The 2010 Winter Olympics that was being held in Vancouver, Canada, come to an official end on the last day of February 2010. The closing ceremony took place at BC place in the city of Vancouver, a part of British Columbia, Canada. The stadium has seats for as many as 55000 people. This is one of the most unusual closing ceremonies as in the history Olympics this is the first closing ceremony that took place in an indoor stadium. The opening ceremony for 2010 Olympics was also an indoor event, which, again is unique for the same reason. You can watch this prestigious sports event on DISH Network.

Like the opening ceremony, the closing ceremony too was broadcasted live on NBC on Dish Network (Channel no. 100). The official Olympic website of NBC also showed the closing ceremony coverage by NBC. You can also watch the video of the amazing event on dish TV video on demand service.

The closing ceremony of 2010 Winter Olympics is choreographed by Jean Grand Maitre, the artistic Director of Alberta Ballet. The entire ceremony was very colorful and was made in accordance to the Olympic closing ceremony protocol.

In the beginning of the ceremony the Canadians came out running with snowboards to start the closing ceremony as the music rock band Inward Eye began to excite the cloud. Speed skater Catriona Le May Doan lighted up the 4th cauldron in the central part of the arena. The ceremony included dazzling performances by Nikki Yanofsky and Neil Young. The song “long May You Run” was performed by Neil Young as the Olympic cauldrons were extinguished followed by speeches and performances that were praised by all. At the end the 2010 Winter Olympics came to an official end with bedazzling fireworks outside the stadium.

In this prestigious sports event the United States tops the medal count with 37 medals, followed by Germany (30 medals) and Canada (28 medals). On the other hand, Canada holds the maximum number of gold medals in the 2010 Winter Olympics including gold medal in hockey. Thus Canada has set a record for winning the highest number of gold medals in this sporting event.

If you have missed this amazing ceremony then you can now watch the highlights of the at the video on demand section of dish TV and can also with the pay-per-view sports events of Dish Network. You are sure to have a great time watching these amazing shows.

With America taking on Canada in hockey, yesterday was the most memorable day in the history of ice hockey. With a win of 5-3, USA has ended its over 50 year’s drought against Canada in the Winter Olympic games in Vancouver. Thus the day was very crucial for every ice hockey lovers in the United States. You must have enjoyed the match on MNBC channel on Dish Network.

With NBC Universal partnering with dish TV you can get all the live actions from the Winter Olympics through the interactive mosaic on DishHome channel. Interactive mosaic is nothing but a six screen series that allows people to get a glimpse of all the actions from stadium. The viewer can also select any of these games to view on full screen mode.

As the Olympic fever is on, you must have taken full advantage of this unique feature and watched the US vs. Canada hockey match with life like clarity and great sound which has always been the trademark of dish TV. However, if you could not find time to watch the history-creating game online, you must have tried your best to ensure that you have recorded each moment of the game through a satellite TV DVR.

Are you one of the unfortunate few who did not record the US vs Canada game yesterday can still find the highlights of the game with Dish Network video on demand service where you will get important updates of the game and can also get the full game under the pay-per view satellite TV sports programming. Thus you can have a wonderful time watching the ball by ball update of the game.

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