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Those that paid close attention during the opening ceremony to the Olympic Games may have noticed one of the U.S. Olympians on crutches, that was 15-year-old Montana slopestyle competitor Maggie Voisin.

An elaborate opening ceremony lasting more than three hours marked the start of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia on Friday.

With Montana being a state that is no stranger to winter, the winter Olympics can be interesting, yet still boring to watch. That is why you should spice up your Olympic viewing party with some booze and drinking games. With this year's Olympics being held in Russia, vodka is preferred but not required.

What better way for us to get psyched for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics than with a video highlighting 10 winter sports fails?

On Tuesday, 15 year old Maggie Voisin of Whitefish found out that she was chosen to participate in the 2014 Winter Olympics for the Slopestyle event. How amazing is that!?

The guys welcomed “The Flying Tomato” himself, Mr. Shaun White, to the show this morning with a tomato song. Free Beer joked that there weren’t enough tomato songs out there and that White should consider creating an album.

The opening ceremonies are my favorite part of the Olympics. As we speak the opener has begun in London. But we can't watch the ceremony until 7:30PM. It doesn't feel the same if it isn't LIVE, but these days I rarely watch LIVE TV anymore.

Should stretching enthusiasts have the chance to go for the gold at the Olympic Games? The founder of USA Yoga thinks so.

Where do we sign? Vertical Dance, a British pole-dancing company, is petitioning the International Olympic Committee to get their sport recognized as a test event for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. According to the petition, which has so far garnered about 6,000 signatures, "Over 50 countries worldwide take part in lessons, workshops, conventions, expose, competitions and teacher traini