An Opening Ceremony should contain a full reflection of all the host country’s culture, values and history.

Rules:

Print at least one card for each player.
Hit the “randomize” button in between prints to make sure each print out is unique.
Each Bingo card contains 24 spaces.
Each space has an icon representing something that’s associated with Canada or the Olympics.
Watch the Opening Ceremony from the beginning.
As you see something that matches the icon cross it out.
To be sure look at the legend below.
Continue to play until one player completes a pattern.
A line with five icons in a vertical, horizontal or diagonal row on a card wins the prize.
You determine the prize but I’d recommend a drink of some sort maybe something Canadian.
After the prize is finished, continue the game.

Legend:

	Olympic Logo		Mounty		Maple Leaf
	Totem Pole		Mountains		Marijuana
	Fishing		Igloo		Canada Geese
	Nuclear Power		Fish Farm		Polar Bear
	Fleur de lis		Prorogued Parliament		Beaver:
	Pollution		Antlers		Homeless
	Tar Sands		Portage a Canoe		Maple Syrup
	Beer		Earth		Hockey
	Baby Seal		Native Canadian		Peace Keeper
	Intravenous Drug Use		Fiddle		Fireworks
	Prairies		Dog Sled

Really liked listening to this guy talk about design:

Eike Koenig from Hort from Leonardo Mercado on Vimeo.

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On Friday I had a late lunch around 2:45. I finished my meal and was going to take it all down with a chocolate milk. It felt funny when I shook it and when I opened it Moo’d. I thought I had won something great but web I opened it I discovered that I won a shitty DVD. Journey to the center of the Earth! a movie released in 3D but I was going to get DVD copy instead of my milk! What a scam. I think the minimal prize you should receive instead of chocolate milk should be $100.

I was to mad to even call in and complain.

“I can’t wait until I can comfortably retire to call whatever I’ve made my living off, dead. It’s going to be awesome. I’ll know that I could’ve said it earlier when it would have been more difficult for me, but I made the easier decision doing it when I have enough to live very comfortably for the rest of my life. I’ll demean the work of so many
who have followed me, but I’ll retire somewhere far enough away that I can’t be reminded of that. I can’t wait; it’s going to be so awesome.”

just like this guy: Philippe Starck tells magazine design is dead