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  1. cfm Jeremie
    Official track of the Opening sequence of the Athens 2004 Opening Ceremony:
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    Isn’t World Athletics actively pursuing bringing the world championships to Africa?
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    And somehow Tokyo was elected over Istanbul. (in 2013).. go figure!
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    Lillehammer will always have a special place: thus true winterland and sport loving crowds. I have always thought Salt Lake don’t get the credits they deserve: perfectly stage, compact master plan, one of the highest number of spectators ever, a city centre completely dressed up with the look of the Games and a legacy like no other.
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    The Paris 2024 Report has been published: Olympic World Library - Paris 2024 Official Report
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    Nope: https://la28.org/en/newsroom/los-angeles-2028-medal-event-program-and-athlete-quota.html It mentions that the Venue plan will be announced at a later date.
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    Just ignore the f*cking topic if you are not interested. There is no cheating about what is discussed here and whether you understand it or not, it is related to the Paris Games… Besides, you don’t get to decide anything here, it is not a dictature.
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    The Beijing 2022 Official Report has just been published: Beijing 2022 official report [English version] / Beijing Organising Committee for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Games - Olympic World Library
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    For once, given that the IOC bid process might evolve, it does make sense to slow things down. It is not the same thing to convince a dozen or so of members or the whole IOC membership (you might need a more “sexy” bid if you are going into a competition with other bids)
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    Still failing to answer two simple questions: Doing what? Have you seen Anita Defrantz during the session?
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    Doing what? As vice-chair of the Coordination Commission she is yet to travel to Brisbane (so far only Kirsty Coventry and IOC admin have been to Brisbane). First visit of the Coordination Commission is in a few weeks so we will see whether she travels (I hope for her she can do it). The CoCon chair travels much more often than the rest of the CoCom members to meet OCOG and public partners outside of CoCom official visits. Again, since you chose to ignore question, have you seen Anita Defrantz during the Session this week? I wish her all the best but I highly doubt that she could take over the position of chair woman of the Brisbane CoCom.
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    So, the public contribution to the OCOG budget is close to 25% when it was about 4% for Paris 2024. No wonder the governance gives much more weight to the public partners.
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    Have you seen Anita during the session? I don’t think she is in condition to chair a commission, especially one that implies a lot of travel.
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    Erdogan is clearly any Turkish Olympic bid main weakness... I would think the younger generation of IOC members would tend, given a choice (and that's a big condition), to avoid awarding the Games to the autocrats... Anyhow, we will need to wait for tomorrow's election to see whether the host city selection process will evolve.
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    The election itself will be in-camera (I.e. not broadcasted with no media in the room). Not sure there will be much material to feed a chat.
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