The flag tracker about reflects current team's position. The flags made more transparent as number of points of the team decreases.
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Alternative Vancouver Winter Olympic Games medals tracker. Eye-catching presentation and fair counting.
The overall medals ranking based on atomic weight of gold, silver and copper. This method seems to be the most balanced one. As a result of such calculation two silver medals are better than one gold, three bronze medals are slightly worse than one gold medal and two bronze medals better than one silver.
The atomic weight of gold, silver and copper respectively is 197.2, 107.88 and 63.57.
The atomic weight of gold, silver and copper respectively is 197.2, 107.88 and 63.57.
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Cool!! but why Russia in the place number 10.
ReplyDeleteVery cool I very like this blog.
ReplyDeleteDo you mean why Russia isn't sharing the same place with France and Austria?
ReplyDeleteYou're right. It will be corrected. Anyway, the table will be updated shortly.
No I mean it is bad and sad ):
ReplyDeleteIt would be interesting to see how different your table will be at the end of the games from the original one. Anyway, shall the sport spirit be above.
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