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Athletes Participating: 10,500 (estimated)
City: LONDON (United Kingdom)

Made from a golden aluminium alloy, the triangular torch will be perforated by 8000 circular holes representing the 8000 torch-bearers to take part in the Olympic relay.

London Olympics 2012 Torch

                                                         Opening Ceremony : 27 JULY

                                                         Closing Seremony   : 12 AUGUST

Top Athletes (Stars) To Watch Out At Olympics 2012:-

The top athletes who can win a gold in London Olympics 2012 are Anky Van Grunsven, Anna Meares, Artur Beterbiev, Behdad Salimikordasiabi, Ian Thorpe, Im Dong Hyun, Javier Gomez, Katie Taylor, Kohei Uchimura, LeBron James, Lena Schoneborn, Lin Dan, Lobke Berkhout, Mahe Drysdale, Marta Vieira da Silva, Matthew Mitcham, Michael Phelps, Misty May Treanor, Nastia Liukin, Neymar, Niccolo Campriani, Peter Joppich, Saori Yoshida, Teddy Riner, Teun De Nooijer, Steven Lopez, Timo Boll, Tony Estanguet , Usain Bolt, Serena Williams, Kerri Walsh , Misty May Treanor, Jessica Ennis, Timo Boll, Anky van Grunsven, Ekaterina Gamova, Federica Pellegrini, Du Li, Christopher Hoy, Alicia Coutts, Tom Daley, Max Hoff, Lobke Berkhout, Saina Nehwal, Sarah Menezes, Rebecca Adlington, Ryan Lochte, Carmelita Jeter, Allyson Felix, Stephanie Rice, Ryan Hall, Missy Franklin, Rebecca Soni and Terrence Jones.

LONDON OLYMPICS DAILY EVENTS:-

London Olympics 2012 Daily Events

26 SPORTS - TOTAL OF 36 DISCIPLINES:-

Aquatics (disciplines: diving, swimming, synchronized swimming, water polo): Aquatic Centre in the Olympic Park

Archery: Lord´s Cricket Grounds

Athletics (track and field): Olympic Stadium

Badminton: Greenwich Arena

Basketball: Basketball Arena (north from Olympic Stadium) in the Olympic Park and North Greenwich  Arena

Boxing: ExCeL London near London City Airport in east London’s Royal Victoria Dock

Canoeing (disciplines: sprint, slalom): Broxbourne, River Lee Country Park in the Lee Valley Park, Hertfordshire

Cycling (disciplines: BMX, mountain biking, road, track): Regent’s Park. VeloPark in the north of the Olympic Park and Weald Country Park

Equestrian (Eventing, Dressage, Jumping): Greenwich Park

Fencing: Fencing Hall at the Olympic Park

Field hockey: Hockey Centre in north west of the Olympic Park

Football: A number of stadia across the United Kingdom, with the final being played at Wembley Stadium

Gymnastics (disciplines: artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics and trampolining): Greenwich and North Greenwich Arenas

Handball: Handball Arena in the west of the Olympic Park

Judo: ExCeL London

Modern pentathlon: Olympic Stadium, Greenwich Park

Rowing: Eton Dorney, near Windsor Castle, around 25 miles west of London

Sailing: The Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy, England’s south coast

Shooting: Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich Common in south east London

Table tennis: ExCeL London

Taekwondo: ExCeL London

Tennis: Wimbledon

Triathlon: Hyde Park

Volleyball: Indoor – Earls Court. Beach – Horse Guards Parade in Downing Street and across St James’ Park from Buckingham Palace

Weightlifting: ExCeL London

Wrestling: (Greco-Roman and Freestyle): ExCeL London

LONDON OLYMPICS 2012 @ MEDALS:-

London Olympics 2012 Medals

What would be the distinction of London Olympic 2012? New World records, a big share of medals for host Britain or a horribly inconceivable peril of terrorism?

Security issue for London the Olympics is the hottest topic being discussed all over the World. Security now seems dominant over game events and people are more concerned about how can British Government secure this International Mega Event from terrorists, anarchists, and other seeking to cause destruction and make headlines. A lot of videos are available on Internet describing how the terrorists may attack to sabotage this sports event and what may be the level of destruction.

There are real security threats from various groups planning to target this Olympics. According to officials, air strikes, protests, street violence, and cyber-related attacks on critical infrastructures should be expected in London before and during Olympics games. Officials also realize that terrorists’ targets are multiple. Not only Olympic village and infrastructures are in danger, but administrative staff, officials, volunteers, and concern corporate companies employees are also possible target of terrorists alongside players of western countries particularly.

LONDON OLYMPICS 2012 STADIUM:-

London Olympics 2012 Stadium

 British Officials seem more afraid of the threat comes from theal-Qaida inspired Somalia separatist group al-Shabaab, whose suicide fanatics are reportedly entering into UK individually via uncharted routes from Somalia and may have weapons and explosives training.

British Interior Ministry has warned people about the scale of the threat in the run-up to Olympics and about the would-be suicide bombers among 2,000 extremists already based in the Britain and intelligence reports fear public areas, along with actual Games venues, could also be attacked. Although the Government is taking all best possible security measures but one must keep it in mind that to counter security measures, terrorists are also learning all time and adapting.

For game venues, public has known some traditional precautionary instructions by Security officials.  There are strict rules on what can be brought into venues.

The London Olympics 2012 Quick Facts:-

Opening date: 27 July 2012

Closing date: 12 August 2012

Participating sports: 26 (in a total of 39 disciplines)

Events: 302

Nations participating: 204 (estimated)

Athletes participating: 10,500 (approximate)

Motto: Inspire a Generation

       

“You can bring one soft-sided bag into venues. It should fit under your seat or in your lap. However, for football venues there is a strict limit on bags so only very small bags are allowed into these venues. Please bring as little as possible with you to Olympic and Paralympics events. You’ll need to go through airport-style security when you arrive at your venue, so the more you bring with you, the longer it will take you to pass through security.”

Main Olympic Park in Stratford is protected under a secret security plan, including the possibility-employing surface to air missiles to combat any threat from the space.

To protect sky during Olympics, some new regulations have been introduced. Under the new rules, implemented from July 14, “all planes, from commercial airliners to single-seat craft, hang gliders and even model aircraft must adhere to strict regulations to fly across much of southeast England. There will also be an absolute ban for planes over central London and the Olympic Park, other than those using the capital’s Heathrow and City airports and a few other exceptions. Military air traffic controllers will monitor planes while teams of ground observers will keep watch for unauthorized craft. Typhoon fighter jets and military helicopters carrying snipers will be dispatched to intercept any suspicious planes and guide them away from the Olympic Park. Those not responding or ignoring to a series of warnings, such as flares (bright signal light) and written messages, could ultimately be shot down.”

All sports lovers can do nothing but have a confidence on British Government’s efforts and security measures to make London Olympics 2012 safe to the utmost satisfaction of people of London, UK and entire World who wish to see and enjoy games peacefully, fearlessly and with its right sprit...

ODA Chairman John Armitt said: "The Aquatics Centre will be a fantastic gateway to the Games in 2012 and a much-needed new community and elite sporting venue for the capital afterwards. In July 2006, we published a delivery timetable which set out the ambitious target to complete the main venues a year before the Games. Today, with the completion of the sixth main permanent venue, I am proud to say that we have delivered on that commitment.

“The completion of the Aquatics Centre is the latest chapter in a British success story where tens of thousands of workers and business from across the UK have demonstrated the ability of this country to successfully deliver major projects.”

LOCOG Chair Sebastian Coe said: “With construction now complete on the Aquatics Centre, we are another step closer to the spectacular Olympic Park which will be host to world class sport in 2012. And after the Games, the venue will become a much-needed swimming facility for London with community use at its heart, epitomising the spirit of London’s bid – a Games which would bring lasting change and encourage people to choose sport. Everyone involved can be very proud of this venue and the progress of the Olympic Park as a whole. I congratulate the ODA and their teams who have done a fantastic job.”

Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport Jeremy Hunt said: “The build project for London 2012 has been a huge success for the British construction industry, public sector and UK plc as a whole. The completion of the Aquatics Centre is the final permanent world-class sport venue to be finished on the Park and a proud moment for the ODA. All those that have worked on the Olympic Park deserve huge credit for what they have achieved. The venues are stunning and the stage is now set for us to put on the greatest sporting show on earth.”

London Olympics 2012: Participating Nations[204]:- 

Afghanistan	Albania	Algeria
Andorra	Angola	Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina	Armenia	Australia
Austria	Azerbaijan	Bahamas
Bahrain	Barbados	Belarus
Belgium	Bermuda	Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Botswana	Brazil
British Virgin Islands	Bulgaria	Burundi
Cameroon	Canada	Cayman Islands
Chile	China	Colombia
Congo	DR Congo	Costa Rica
Côte d’Ivoire	Croatia	Cuba
Cyprus	Czech Republic	Denmark
Djibouti	Dominica	Dominican Republic
Ecuador	Egypt	El Salvador
Eritrea	Estonia	Ethiopia
Fiji	Finland	France
Gabon	Georgia	Germany
Ghana	Great Britain	Greece
Grenada	Guatemala	Guyana
Haiti	Hong Kong	Hungary
Iceland	India	Indonesia
Iran	Ireland	Israel
Italy	Jamaica	Japan
Jordan	Kazakhstan	Kenya
North Korea	South Korea	Kuwait
Kyrgyzstan	Latvia	Lebanon
Liberia	Libya	Lithuania
Luxembourg	Malaysia	Malta
Mexico	Moldova	Mongolia
Montenegro	Morocco	Mozambique
Namibia	Netherlands	New Zealand
Nigeria	Norway	Oman
Pakistan	Panama	Papua New Guinea
Peru	Philippines	Poland
Portugal	Puerto Rico	Qatar
Romania	Russia	Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia	Samoa	San Marino
Saudi Arabia	Senegal	Serbia
Singapore	Slovakia	Slovenia
South Africa	Spain	Sudan
Sweden	Switzerland	Syria
Chinese Taipei	Tajikistan	Tanzania
Thailand	Trinidad and Tobago	Tunisia
Turkey	Turkmenistan	Uganda
Ukraine	United States	Uruguay
Uzbekistan	Venezuela	Vietnam
Virgin Islands	Zambia	Zimbabwe

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        Wish you all the best LONDON!

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