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Hundreds of thousand dollars or even millions will be pouring to China on this coming Beijing Olympics. I’m pretty sure all athletics uniforms are made from China I’m hoping our Country could fetch some gold medals there. The Philippines had never gotten a gold medal since the Olympics was born. One of our top players in the Beijing Olympics is the archery team, looks like they are really looking for a gold medal this time.

This is the perfect timing for all tourists to buy very cheap made in China goodies. I can’t believe Americans are patronizing these things, sooner or later will rule the world from those junks. Anyway, I’m gonna stop ranting regarding these Chinese junks coz I’m using them anyway, you could buy them from any super malls you go. I can still remember when i was in the Philippines, made in China garments can only be sold on the public markets wherein only the lower class people are buying it.

16 Days to go before the Beijing Olympics, BOCOG announced on July 22 the policy concerning the phase four sales of Olympic tickets to the domestic public. Beginning July 25, the remaining 820,000 Olympic tickets will be sold at venue ticket booths from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily.

Unlike the first three phases, the fourth phase of ticket sales is open to the individuals rather than groups, and the public can line up to buy tickets at ticket booths of the Olympic venues and pay with cash or a Visa card.

In order to give more people a chance to buy tickets, each person is allowed to buy at most two tickets for one session at once.

According to Zhu Yan, director of the BOCOG Ticketing Center, only tickets for competitions taking place locally will be available for purchase. Of the 820,000 remaining tickets, 250,000 are for competitions in the Beijing area. Venues in the co-host cities — Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenyang and Qinhuangdao — will only sell tickets for Football matches to be held in each respective city.

For specific sales information, please visit www.tickets.beijing2008.cn.