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So now that the games are over, final thoughts?

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one word...

SUCCESS! :thumbsup:

overall games, NBC tv ratings (Phelps 8 golds) and especially for China's gold medal haul and topping the century mark for total medals.

now bring on London :D

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bron bron made good on his gaurentee!

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London's presentation was a little underwhelming, no?

Great basketball game.

Complete medal standings:

1 China China (CHN) 51 21 28 100
2 United States United States (USA) 36 38 36 110
3 Russia Russia (RUS) 23 21 28 72
4 Great Britain Great Britain (GBR) 19 13 15 47
5 Germany Germany (GER) 16 10 15 41
6 Australia Australia (AUS) 14 15 17 46
7 South Korea South Korea (KOR) 13 10 8 31
8 Japan Japan (JPN) 9 6 10 25
9 Italy Italy (ITA) 8 10 10 28
10 France France (FRA) 7 16 17 40
11 Ukraine Ukraine (UKR) 7 5 15 27
12 Netherlands Netherlands (NED) 7 5 4 16
13 Jamaica Jamaica (JAM) 6 3 2 11
14 Spain Spain (ESP) 5 10 3 18
15 Kenya Kenya (KEN) 5 5 4 14
16 Belarus Belarus (BLR) 4 5 10 19
17 Romania Romania (ROU) 4 1 3 8
18 Ethiopia Ethiopia (ETH) 4 1 2 7
19 Canada Canada (CAN) 3 9 6 18
20 Poland Poland (POL) 3 6 1 10
21 Hungary Hungary (HUN) 3 5 2 10
21 Norway Norway (NOR) 3 5 2 10
23 Brazil Brazil (BRA) 3 4 8 15
24 Czech Republic Czech Republic (CZE) 3 3 0 6
25 Slovakia Slovakia (SVK) 3 2 1 6
26 New Zealand New Zealand (NZL) 3 1 5 9
27 Georgia Georgia (GEO) 3 0 3 6
28 Cuba Cuba (CUB) 2 11 11 24
29 Kazakhstan Kazakhstan (KAZ) 2 4 7 13
30 Denmark Denmark (DEN) 2 2 3 7
31 Mongolia Mongolia (MGL) 2 2 0 4
31 Thailand Thailand (THA) 2 2 0 4
33 North Korea North Korea (PRK) 2 1 3 6
34 Argentina Argentina (ARG) 2 0 4 6
34 Switzerland Switzerland (SUI) 2 0 4 6
36 Mexico Mexico (MEX) 2 0 1 3
37 Turkey Turkey (TUR) 1 4 3 8
38 Zimbabwe Zimbabwe (ZIM) 1 3 0 4
39 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan (AZE) 1 2 4 7
40 Uzbekistan Uzbekistan (UZB) 1 2 3 6
41 Slovenia Slovenia (SLO) 1 2 2 5
42 Bulgaria Bulgaria (BUL) 1 1 3 5
42 Indonesia Indonesia (INA) 1 1 3 5
44 Finland Finland (FIN) 1 1 2 4
45 Latvia Latvia (LAT) 1 1 1 3
46 Belgium Belgium (BEL) 1 1 0 2
46 Dominican Republic Dominican Republic (DOM) 1 1 0 2
46 Estonia Estonia (EST) 1 1 0 2
46 Portugal Portugal (POR) 1 1 0 2
50 India India (IND) 1 0 2 3
51 Iran Iran (IRI) 1 0 1 2
52 Bahrain Bahrain (BRN) 1 0 0 1
52 Cameroon Cameroon (CMR) 1 0 0 1
52 Panama Panama (PAN) 1 0 0 1
52 Tunisia Tunisia (TUN) 1 0 0 1
56 Sweden Sweden (SWE) 0 4 1 5
57 Croatia Croatia (CRO) 0 2 3 5
57 Lithuania Lithuania (LTU) 0 2 3 5
59 Greece Greece (GRE) 0 2 2 4
60 Trinidad and Tobago Trinidad and Tobago (TRI) 0 2 0 2
61 Nigeria Nigeria (NGR) 0 1 3 4
62 Austria Austria (AUT) 0 1 2 3
62 Ireland Ireland (IRL) 0 1 2 3
62 Serbia Serbia (SRB) 0 1 2 3
65 Algeria Algeria (ALG) 0 1 1 2
65 Bahamas Bahamas (BAH) 0 1 1 2
65 Colombia Colombia (COL) 0 1 1 2
65 Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan (KGZ) 0 1 1 2
65 Morocco Morocco (MAR) 0 1 1 2
65 Tajikistan Tajikistan (TJK) 0 1 1 2
71 Chile Chile (CHI) 0 1 0 1
71 Ecuador (ECU) 0 1 0 1
71 Iceland Iceland (ISL) 0 1 0 1
71 Malaysia Malaysia (MAS) 0 1 0 1
71 South Africa South Africa (RSA) 0 1 0 1
71 Singapore Singapore (SIN) 0 1 0 1
71 Sudan Sudan (SUD) 0 1 0 1
71 Vietnam Vietnam (VIE) 0 1 0 1
79 Armenia Armenia (ARM) 0 0 6 6
80 Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei (TPE) 0 0 4 4
81 Afghanistan Afghanistan (AFG) 0 0 1 1
81 Egypt Egypt (EGY) 0 0 1 1
81 Israel Israel (ISR) 0 0 1 1
81 Moldova Moldova (MDA) 0 0 1 1
81 Mauritius Mauritius (MRI) 0 0 1 1
81 Togo Togo (TOG) 0 0 1 1
81 Venezuela Venezuela (VEN) 0 0 1 1

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Was a great Basketball game. Spain played damn good!

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Funny enough, I think my favourite Olympic moments all involved Americans


-the swimming, esp. Phelps obviously
-gymnastics with Nastia and Shawn
-men's and women's volleyball
-basketball final. so good to see lebron and kobe and the others on one team :D


I'd say the Olympics were a success overall, but the whole thing with the protesters was an utter sham, and the Georgia-Russia thing was just bad. Also, several of the judging choices were questionable at best.

I think my biggest issue with the games and their coverage was how disingenuous it all seemed. NBC with its stupid narratives, emphasizing time and time again Michael Phelps' utterly uninteresting life story or that of someone else from Sudan or South Africa or whatever, and then showing the match or competition, and afterwards asking them what it meant for them to win in light of their life story. Pure Hallmark bullshit. And I never got the sense that anything that was happening in Beijing was spontaneous.

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Terrible games. China blinded everyone, the doping fight has been pushed back a decade, half empty stadiums where you looked. An epic failure!


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I hope Chicago doesn't get the Olympics. I love the city too much to see it being subjected to these games. And it's big anyway, so they don't need the Olympics.

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Terrible games. China blinded everyone, the doping fight has been pushed back a decade, half empty stadiums where you looked. An epic failure!



You're so sexy when you're bitter. But lighten up sometimes :P

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The most enjoyable Olympic games in decades. The fakery and scandals were good comic relief. I enjoyed the diverse, interesting mix of personalities and stories. Were the stadiums not always full? Were there a bunch of athletes who had advantages from banned drugs? Sure. But while I don't approve of it, I don't care enough to let it bother me that much.

As to China, you don't have to approve of China to enjoy the games. I don't see the games being successful as meaning anything other than a few bureaucratic organizers put on a good show.

And the Academy Awards which a lot of people here worship are partly fake too, often with agents, publicists, spouses and children of the stars filling out the ballots for them. That's life.

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I hope Chicago doesn't get the Olympics.
I do too, because it's one of the most boring big cities in the world. I hope the US in general doesn't get it for another 10 years, it's just not exciting to me. I'd like to see a major South American city get it soon.


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I do too, because it's one of the most boring big cities in the world. I hope the US in general doesn't get it for another 10 years, it's just not exciting to me. I'd like to see a major South American city get it soon.



You're one of the most boring cities in the world! You!

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Levy wrote:
Terrible games. China blinded everyone, the doping fight has been pushed back a decade, half empty stadiums where you looked. An epic failure!



You're so sexy when you're bitter. But lighten up sometimes :P



Can you remember any olympics in recent years where the stands were that empty?


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Yes, give the games to Bogota!


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Terrible games. China blinded everyone, the doping fight has been pushed back a decade, half empty stadiums where you looked. An epic failure!



You're so sexy when you're bitter. But lighten up sometimes :P



Can you remember any olympics in recent years where the stands were that empty?


i guess NBC did a good job of not showing the empty stands cause i did not notice them.

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This revolution won't be televised either
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American television will soon learn the same industry-killing lesson that is currently destroying American newspapers.

The birth of the Internet means you can no longer dictate what is news, when news happens and what is appropriate for viewers.

We get to make all those decisions for ourselves, thank you.

So, to be quite honest, I'm not all that upset with NBC's "plausibly live" coverage of the Olympics. And I've been in Los Angeles since Sunday watching NBC's "implausibly tape-delayed" version of the Beijing Olympics, an edition that airs three hours behind NBC's eastern- and central-time-zone Beijing reports.

I'm not mad because I know how this story ends. Progress is going to steamroll the television industry the same way it has newspapers. By the time the 2012 Olympics roll around, no one on the West Coast will learn of Michael Phelps' eighth gold medal by listening to the race on the radio.

Yeah, that's what it came to in Los Angeles — a friend resorted to radio play-by-play of swimming.

When Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt eclipsed Michael Johnson's record in the 200-meter dash a friend sent me a text message minutes after Bolt crossed the finish line. By 9:30 a.m. in Los Angeles, the same friend had e-mailed me a link to video footage of Bolt's amazing run.

Twelve hours later, while sitting in a bar, I got to watch NBC's "plausibly live" version of Bolt's dash. It was no more exciting watching Bolt run on NBC at night than on YouTube in the morning. It's hard to screw up 19 seconds, and I don't really need a color commentator to break down Bolt's form.

Arrogance is America's No. 1 disease, its most plentiful natural resource. No American industry is more arrogant than the media, particularly the television wing of the media. Cursed with good looks, the ability to enunciate most words and access to the best parties and sociably acceptable drugs, TV people really believe they're smarter than everyone else and essential to maintaining the myth of a true democracy.

Ten years ago you could say the exact same thing about print journalists except for the good looks and access to parties. But we've been humbled. Bloggers have proven that we're not that smart. In fact, we're really rather stupid and stale.

No one counts on us to break reliable news anymore. They sure as hell don't expect us to be creative. We've been exposed. People read newspapers because they used to be the only place to find out what was coming on television and how many hits Pete Rose had on a Tuesday night.

Now that there are other, more convenient sources for that kind of information, people under age 60 have little trouble avoiding the newspaper. All you need is a remote control to find out what's on the tube. You can find an updated baseball boxscore on a pitch-by-pitch basis on the Net.

I watch NBA games with a laptop in my lap. I take my laptop to bed with me. My friends all surf the web religiously on their phones.

For the most part, newspapers were never special. They were all we had. I would compare a newspaper to travelling by covered wagon, but a horse and carriage is superior because at least it was environmentally safe.

Well, the same way the Internet and bloggers have exposed the newspaper industry, they're going to do the same thing to all of television.

TV sucks. Most of it anyway. No one should be all that surprised that NBC would arrogantly tape delay damn near the whole thing so that it could be properly packaged for ratings impact.

American Idol is the standard. That's what you're witnessing — the American Idol-ization of the Olympics. You can't rush that. It takes time to turn a sporting event into a reality talent show, and reality TV works best in primetime. Hell, I'm surprised that NBC didn't talk Usain Bolt into wearing a giant, Flavor Flav-size clock around his neck for the 200-meter final.

Suprised we didn't see this in tape-delayed primetime.
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The executives running NBC know what you want much more than you do, don't they?

You don't want the events live. You don't care that you already know the outcome to the events you're watching. You read a spoiler about the season finale of Lost and watched anyway. It's no different from watching Michael Phelps swim.

Television's arrogance is opening opportunities for the same people who exposed newspaper executives. NBC should've broadcast key Olympic events live on the Internet.

It's the new millennium. People's habits have changed. We get up at 3 a.m. just to check our e-mail and take a quick glance at the news to make sure President Bush hasn't brought peace and freedom to another country with bombs and destruction.

Our expectations have changed. We expect to see sports reality as it happens. We know the Real World isn't real because it's been chopped, screwed and tape delayed. We don't want the Sports World turned into the Real World. The drugs, showboating and fights over money are hard enough to stomach.

TV is going to learn to give us what we want or it's going to be replaced by something more real and organic. Citizen journalists are eventually going to start doing their own web newscasts. Camcorders are relatively inexpensive. The guy sitting at home can ambush the mayor and ask questions just as stupid as his local news reporter.

Trust me, this is the last Olympics we will suffer through in tape delay.

This column will be available to East Coast readers in 12 hours.

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Terrible games. China blinded everyone, the doping fight has been pushed back a decade, half empty stadiums where you looked. An epic failure!



You're so sexy when you're bitter. But lighten up sometimes :P



Can you remember any olympics in recent years where the stands were that empty?



I didn't see any empty stands. :( I want pics!!!

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There was an article I read this afternoon via Yahoo in which the guy talked about how the games became more and more about China and less and less about the world, so that there were fewer spectators for games not featuring Chinese teams/players. Is this true?

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Terrible games. China blinded everyone, the doping fight has been pushed back a decade, half empty stadiums where you looked. An epic failure!



You're so sexy when you're bitter. But lighten up sometimes :P



Can you remember any olympics in recent years where the stands were that empty?



I didn't see any empty stands. :( I want pics!!!



neither did I.....which matches are you talking about Levy? The track and field was INSANELY packed.

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Box wrote:
Levy wrote:
Terrible games. China blinded everyone, the doping fight has been pushed back a decade, half empty stadiums where you looked. An epic failure!



You're so sexy when you're bitter. But lighten up sometimes :P



Can you remember any olympics in recent years where the stands were that empty?



I didn't see any empty stands. :( I want pics!!!



neither did I.....which matches are you talking about Levy? The track and field was INSANELY packed.



The ones Germans participated in :funny:



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No, there were empty seats at various venues, just as there were in Torino, just as there will be in Vancouver. They can't give away large blocks of seats to olympic sponsors and expect every one of those to be filled.


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Here is the updated chart: Comparing 2008 medals to 2004

The yellow countries have won over 10 medals in either 2008 or 2004.

RankCountryScore
1Mongolia300%
2India200%
3Jamaica120%
4Dominican Republic100%
5Finland100%
6Kenya100%
7Nigeria100%
8Trinidad and Tobago100%
9New Zealand80%
10Lithuania67%
11Norway67%
12Kazakhstan63%
13China59%
14Great Britain57%
15Brazil50%
16Canada50%
17Georgia50%
18Serbia50%
19Azerbaijan40%
20Zimbabwe33%
21Belarus27%
22Indonesia25%
23Slovenia25%
24France21%
25North Korea20%
26Switzerland20%
27Uzbekistan20%
28Ukraine17%
29United States8%
30South Korea3%
31Argentina0%
32Bahamas0%
33Cameroon0%
34Colombia0%
35Croatia0%
36Ethiopia0%
37Poland0%
38Slovakia0%
39Spain-5%
40Australia-6%
41Cuba-11%
42Denmark-13%
43Italy-13%
44Germany-16%
45Chinese Taipei-20%
46Turkey-20%
47Russia-22%
48Czech Republic-25%
49Latvia-25%
50Mexico-25%
51Netherlands-27%
52Sweden-29%
53Japan-32%
54Belgium-33%
55Estonia-33%
56Morocco-33%
57Portugal-33%
58Hungary-41%
59Israel-50%
60Thailand-50%
61Venezuela-50%
62Austria-57%
63Romania-58%
64Bulgaria-58%
65Chile-67%
66Iran-67%
67Greece-75%
68Egypt-80%
69South Africa-83%

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Here is the medal count change

INSANE FOR CHINA!!!! wow.

RankCountryScore
1China37
2Great Britain17
3United States8
4France7
5Kenya7
6Armenia6
7Canada6
8Jamaica6
9Brazil5
10Kazakhstan5
11Belarus4
12New Zealand4
13Norway4
14Ukraine4
15Ireland3
16Mongolia3
17Algeria2
18Azerbaijan2
19Finland2
20Georgia2
21India2
22Kyrgyzstan2
23Lithuania2
24Nigeria2
25Tajikistan2
26Afghanistan1
27Bahrain1
28Dominican Republic1
29Ecuador1
30Iceland1
31Indonesia1
32Malaysia1
33Mauritius1
34Moldova1
35North Korea1
36Panama1
37Serbia1
38Singapore1
39Slovenia1
40South Korea1
41Sudan1
42Switzerland1
43Togo1
44Trinidad and Tobago1
45Tunisia1
46Uzbekistan1
47Vietnam1
48Zimbabwe1
49Argentina0
50Bahamas0
51Cameroon0
52Colombia0
53Croatia0
54Ethiopia0
55Poland0
56Slovakia0
57Belgium-1
58Chinese Taipei-1
59Denmark-1
60Eritrea-1
61Estonia-1
62Hong Kong-1
63Israel-1
64Latvia-1
65Mexico-1
66Morocco-1
67Paraguay-1
68Portugal-1
69Spain-1
70Syria-1
71United Arab Emirates-1
72Venezuela-1
73Chile-2
74Czech Republic-2
75Sweden-2
76Turkey-2
77Australia-3
78Cuba-3
79Austria-4
80Egypt-4
81Iran-4
82Italy-4
83Thailand-4
84South Africa-5
85Netherlands-6
86Bulgaria-7
87Hungary-7
88Germany-8
89Romania-11
90Greece-12
91Japan-12
92Russia-20

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Now all there is left to figure out is:

Why does Levy hate America so god damned much?

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I will soon try to make a list of my favorite moment in these olympics.. overall I thought it was a great time and I really enjoyed it.

Levy, I think you need to appreciate the Olympics for what it is. It is not perfect and definitely has cheaters, but at least you can enjoy watching it, you have to admit some of the events are exciting to watch. or just simply ignore it. I'm curious what you hated about these games aside from the cheaters and the crowds. Did you like the opening ceremony? the stadiums?

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Now all there is left to figure out is:

Why does Levy hate America so god damned much?


I was under the impression that he hates all countries in which the third reich didn't develop in. :unsure:


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