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Also for an interesting write up on the economics of the Olympics:
http://globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com/2009/02/14-year-commercial-real-estate-supply.html
Someone sent out a slide show a while ago, but basically the Olympics weren't financially profitable until 1980 in LA (if I remember correctly). But since they did it in LA the rest of the games have been profitable. But I don't know if it'll prove true for China this round. And I don't know if you heard the Bama is pulling for Chicago to win the bid for 2016. Anyone on the odds? What's more likely that or NCAA football playoff? :)
Oh and Chris I'm still waiting for the first post... :)
1 comment:
I, uh...umm...
When it comes to my ability to logically explain why practically-naked men are dogpiling on each other in a mudpit, I have a limit. That limit is 0.
As is evidenced by this photo, the number of men has not only exceeded the limit, it has demolished it. I have no explanation. You guys will have to settle for an apology.
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