It was part of the fireworks...they had 29 giant footsteps going from the older part of the city? area? But there was no way anyone could see the whole walk, since it was blocks per step.
One of them said it was "literally cinematic" or something, that made me wonder if it was real fireworks afterall, or just for TV, or just light, or something.
I'm finding the Silverlight player to be surprisingly good (at least compared to most online players -- no, it's not as good as the HD). And the install was pretty painless, assuming the machine is new enough to install it. Anyway, no way around it if you want any of the online video.
I should note--there are worse things than tacky, and new money doesn't even mean you
have
to be tacky. So give me some.
God, I'm gorging on that bottled lemonade again. When will I learn.
I loved that the printing press was people. And it occurs to me that not only is that a huge-assed screen, it's got people dancing on it.
Wait, '78? We got to 1978 over the break? Cheaters.
OK, that was worth waiting up for.
Okay, this is just fricking awesome. It's going to be hard for any country to top this flame lighting ceremony.
It's going to be hard for any country to top this flame lighting ceremony.
Dude, in Australia an archer lit it from hundreds of feet away.
My god, what it took to manage that "run!" NICE.
And really, China's ceremony rocked ass, regardless of their politics. Showed the best.
Guam has a judo guy who's over 300 pounds. I want someone to tell him he's out of shape.
Oh, to be a fly on the wall at that moment.
But I have other shows that overlap this...
Time for TiVo magic.