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True Federalist
Ernest
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« Reply #12 on: August 11, 2012, 01:55:29 am » |
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Zero chance it'll be New Orleans. Scheduling the Olympics in New Orleans during hurricane season? It's not going to happen.
A May 15 - June 2 time frame would work to solve that problem. Holding the Summer Olympics earlier than July messes up the schedules of too many sports federations. It won't happen. They managed to host the Olympics in Sydney in September 15 - October 1 because of the Southern Hemispheres seasonal differences, I think that would more of a hectic schedule than a May one. Adding more time is far less stressful than taking it away. Since 1932, when the Olympics were compressed to being held in a brief two week period, the Summer Olympics opening ceremony has been held 9 times in July, 5 times in August, 2 times in September, 2 times in October, and once in November (1956 Melbourne). Maybe the IOC would go for an October New Orleans Olympics, tho that would play havoc with our election politics, but definitely not May.
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Read Fat Man on a Diet, an alternate history in which the history of atomic weapons does not go as it did in our timeline.
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