olympic movements...

so, according to Santiago Calatrava (architect of the athens olympic stadium and, among other things, the milwaukee art museum--the back drop to the picture in my profile), the olympic stadium will indeed be ready for august. that's a small relief, but I somehow wonder if he should be getting credit for this, as it was supposed to be open for august. I'm just against people getting credit for things they didn't do.

in other news, the international olympic committee has teamed up with unaids (the un body on hiv/aids, where I interned for a summer) and the intl federation of red cross/red crescent to promote hiv/aids awareness. dunno what change they think they're going to bring about, but it's still cool to see some high-level action and recognition. if nothing else, athletes will likely get condoms, and that's always a good thing...nothing like having to do a worldwide search for the father of a baby conceived at the olympics.

ps - phoebe and aaron should write a letter describing the official position of the cabal on sullivan's illness, condemning his record of lies, deceit, and treachery, and asking that he shape up, lest we find ourselves obligated to forcibly remove him from his post.