Sunday, August 24, 2008
2008 olympics closing ceremony
BBC Chinese still accessible
BBC Chinese still accessible Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, August 25, 2008 10:10 AM Unblocked after a media fuss at the beginning of the Olympics, the BBC's Chinese language website is still accessible the day after the closing ceremony, as are the websites of Amnesty International and Reporters San Frontieres which were unblocked at the same time as the BBC's Chinese pages. To the Net Nanny: note that the sky has not yet fallen. facebook bookmark HaoHao digg read2008 Summer Olympic: Closing Ceremony
London has big shoes to follow in 2012. China again provided an amazing spectacle at the closing ceremony of the 16-day world sport extravaganza and it will definitely be hard to top. readBeijing 2008 Olympics Closing Ceremony
Beijing 2008 Olympics Closing Ceremony August 25th, 2008 emigre Posted in News | No Comments » It’s over. Yesterday’s Beijing 2008 Olympics closing ceremony and handover to Britain showed a glimpse of what Britain has to offer in the London 2012 Olympics. And boy, does it suck lemons compared to the Beijing 2008 Olympics. Beginning right with the London 2012 Olympics Logo which looks like something from the portfolio of a first year design student. It’s strange because the UK is known f readOur Canadian Athletes, The Best Part of Us
They choke when it really counts. We should send only winning athletes that we know will medal. Why are we wasting our tax dollars on all those athletes who don't get anywhere? We don't do summer sports; we're a winter country. Winter Olympics are the only ones that count. We don't win at real sports (variation: the horse did all the work). Fourth again. Just some of the usual things Canadians come out with at the Olympics. And then there is the media. CBC went one way this year, without Bri readClausura Beijing 2008
No negaré el talento de los chinos mostrado en los últimos Juegos Olímpicos, la inauguración fue fastuosa y la clausura muy bella. De paso fue bueno oir los acordes de Jimmy Page (el de Led Zeppelin) con la guapa Leona Lewis. Personalmente no conocía la voz de Song Zuying (la que cantó con Plácido Domingo). También me gustó el abrazo cariñoso entre una rubia guapa que ahorita no recuerdo el nombre con el enorme jugador de basketball de la NBA. De la gala de gimnasia con la rusa Evgeniya Kanaeva read
olympics closing ceremony
Beijing 2008 Olympic Closing Ceremony Video LIVE online
ARrrrggggg…. as usual my kids have pwnd the TV and i have no choice but to watch the Beijing 2008 Olympic Closing Ceremony Video LIVE online. So much for being a blogger. Lucky i’m not covering the event. If not, all my readers are so gonna be disappointed. Are you watching the Beijing Olympics Closing [...] readClosing Ceremony - 8pm
Oh fuckking god. Astro you stupid bitch. Its the god damn Olympics, the fuckking closing ceremony. Why are there advertisements ? This isn’t like F1 where you can place adverts. This is fuckking not good. Because of you jokers, Serge will be torrenting the closing ceremony. You see, because of you… Serge is going to bootleg. © Serge Norguard for Dustyhawk :: Broken Mirror, 2008. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: anger, astro, hatred Feed enhanced by Better Feed fr readBeijing bids farewell to Olympics
China brings the curtain down on the 2008 Olympics as the closing ceremony gets under way at the Bird’s Nest Stadium. readRudy Fernandez of Spain
Who is Rudy Fernandez or Rudy Fernandes? I thought I knew this guy so well, because a famous Philippine celebrity who just died due to cancer is named Rudy Fernandez. It turns out this Rudy Fernandez who is a hot trend in the google searches today is a member of the Spain basketball game to the Beijing Olympics. Fernandez' team competed against the US for the Gold Medal in the Basketball in beijing China but was defeated with a score of 118-107 in favor of America. Final Scores: USA 118 ( readA thought on the Olympics
While I wait anxiously to see whether London’s contribution to the closing ceremony is horribly naff, here’s a thought: since the Games are so huge and expensive to host, perhaps the future would be to split them up between lots of different places. Embrace the technology of global communication. That way, countries that could never afford to host the whole thing could bid to host just one sport. For two weeks, there would always be some Olympic sport going on somewhere in the world; you’d be read