Triplecast

I've only done a quick look at the grid. How are you able to tell that Judo/Fencing will not have multi-mat coverage? I'm interested to see what they do with Athletics, both TV and streaming. In Rio, they had the morning T&F session, live and complete on MSNBC, TripleCast style, while they would cut in and out for T&F on regular NBC.

The US State Department today gave its strongest hint yet that they are going to make Petra's path to gold a heck of a lot easier, and she will only have to worry about beating Liensberger. 2022 Beijing Olympics: U.S. considering joining boycott, state department says (cnbc.com)

Here a page from a simple spreadsheet I've been working on, set to Eastern US time, so I can get an idea what's going on at any one time. Did this in Feb. 2020, so some of the times may not match exactly, and as we get close (and if it looks more likely that the Games will actually take place), I'll fine tune it a bit.

So your day will basically go from 200 to 1500 then a sleep break. That's about the way it is for the Eastern US when the Games are in Europe. We are going to have to go from 2000 to 900. The trick for me is getting as much sleep as possible after the Opening Ceremony ends at 1000 EDT. Then I begin my nocturnal existence. For me, I've been taking off since 1984, then added the Winter Games in 1998. Its easier when you have been working at home for the last year and will continue that way until at least September. The question for me is do I work on Friday 7/23, or just start my time off that day.

At the World Figure Skating Championships, they have use Tchaikovsky's 1st Piano Concerto as the anthem.

I don't think it's stretch to say Scotland will have its own NOC and Olympic team by 2024, 2028 at the latest.