Andrew Kenyon
6:56 AM - PublicI'm sure the opening and closing ceremonies are the most watched parts of the Olympics which in my mind speaks for itself. But I have a few questions before I enter this wonderland.
1. What do nurses have to do with countryside?
2. What do nurses have to do with land recovering from its industrial legacy?
3. Since when is it a good idea to put over 50 farmyard animals in the middle of a stadium filled with 80,000 people?
4. What does Last Night of the Proms have to do with the countryside or recovering from industrial legacy?
5. What does the countryside have to do with industrial legacy? The countryside the home of a pre-industrial society.
6. What does any of this have to do with the Olympics?
1. What do nurses have to do with countryside?
2. What do nurses have to do with land recovering from its industrial legacy?
3. Since when is it a good idea to put over 50 farmyard animals in the middle of a stadium filled with 80,000 people?
4. What does Last Night of the Proms have to do with the countryside or recovering from industrial legacy?
5. What does the countryside have to do with industrial legacy? The countryside the home of a pre-industrial society.
6. What does any of this have to do with the Olympics?
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Matt Thomson
5:18 AM - PublicThis guy isn't just trying to get to the paralympics, but the regular olympics. What an inspiration
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RecruitmentRevolution.com
5:34 AM - Publicnearly 30% of employers will try and accommodate requests from employees to work from home for the Olympics. Employees, have you put your requests in yet?
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Sponsorcraft
6:50 AM - Public✚ NEW PROJECT
Two more exciting projects to tell you about this week. Firstly, inspired by the visit of the Kenyan Olympic team to the University of the West of England (UWE) in the run up to the London Olympics, the university's SIFE society is raising funds to install a biodigester at the Baraka Children's Home orphanage near Nguu Tatu village in Kenya.
Two more exciting projects to tell you about this week. Firstly, inspired by the visit of the Kenyan Olympic team to the University of the West of England (UWE) in the run up to the London Olympics, the university's SIFE society is raising funds to install a biodigester at the Baraka Children's Home orphanage near Nguu Tatu village in Kenya.
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We're crazy about the Olympics here at Google, so we're excited about this circle of Google+ pages related to the 2012 Olympics in London that +Google UK has put together. Follow for ongoing updates and stay tuned for more as we get closer to the games...
Today marks #50daystogo until #london2012 #olympics , so here's a shared circle of +pages from +The Olympic Games +London 2012 +Team GB +Australian Olympic Team +Kenya Olympics and +Team USA. We'll add more pages from the different countries as they join.
Who do you want to see win #gold in London?
Who do you want to see win #gold in London?
Add circle 6 | Google UK shared a circle with you. Australian Olympic Team, London 2012,Team GB and 3 more View shared circle |
carol koceja5:58 AM
George , I agree! I want the one who really deserves it, no matter where they are from, I wish they could win by a " cheering meter"!!!
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Danny Boyle has announced that the Olympic Stadium will be transformed into "the British countryside" for the Olympic Opening Ceremony on the 27 July,...
