Olympics Continued

• Men's 200 M Medley
• Women's 100 M Freestyle
• Men's Light 60 kg Boxing ITA vs. GBR
• Men's Team Sabre
• Women's 100 M Sprint
• Women's Discus
• Women's Shotput
• Women's 200 M Backstroke
• Men's 100 M Butterfly
• Women's 800 M Freesyle
• Men's Long Jump
• Men's Shotput
• Women's Heptathalon
• Women's 10 Km
• Men's 100 M Sprint
• Women's Pole Vault
• Women's Beach Volleyball ESP vs. ITA
• Individual Equestrian Jumping
• Men's Coxless Four Rowing
• Women's 3 M Springboard Diving
• Women's Trap
• Men's Indoor Volleyball AUS vs. ITA
• Men's 20 Km Walk
• Men's Omnium (Cycling)
• Men's 400 M Hurdles
• Women's 50 M Freestyle
• Women's 100 M Sprint
• Men's 4 x 100 Medley Relay
• Men's 10 Km
• Women's Water Polo: USA vs. ITA
• Men's Foil Team
• Women's Triple Jump
• Women's 400 M Sprint
• Men's High Jump
• Men's 400 M Sprint
• Men's Hammer
• Men's 3000 M Steeplechase

Some of my favorite moments have been noticing the funny names of the athletes, like Gemma Spofforth and Liam Tancock, how much more British can you get? The Italian fencer who bleached "God save the Queen" into the back of his hair, and seeing the athletes mouth obscenities in the slo-mo replays (I first noticed this with the German shot-putter). Can I say that no-one looks good speed walking?

My conclusion about Italians from watching the Olympics so far is that they are good at shooting stuff and stabbing stuff.