Sochi Viewing Guide Day 12

I decided to change the format. It makes no sense to drop this in the middle of Sochi time. Why not do it around midnight, and make it run through the day until First Taste happens at 8:30 am. That's what we are going with here, and if you do not like it, I do not care. The format is changing basically giving you a timeline of what will be on television. I also will not post everything, just the marquee stuff.

What's on today?  
Happening Now:
We have three women's curling matches taking place. The matchups are Great Britain versus Russia, Korea versus United States and Japan battling China.  Where can I find it: Stream & US-Korea gets going at 2:00 am on NBCSN with Russia and Great Britain following it.

4:00 am - Men's Curling - United States are struggling and they take on Switzerland in a big-time matchup.  Where can I find it: USA Network

4:15 am - Men's Snowboarding - Snowboard cross where there are four Americans competing in this one. Two guys to keep an eye on... Nate Holland and Trevor Jacob. Where can I find it: Stream

6:30 am - Women's Hockey - United States battles Sweden for a chance to play in the gold medal.  Where can I find it: NBCSN

9:00 am - Figure Skating - Ice dance finals where the rivalry is living up to the hype with Davis/White leading with Virtue/Moir in second. Let's goooo.  Where can I find it: NBCSN

11:00 am - Women's Hockey - Canada takes on Switzerland in the other semifinal game. Cannot state enough how much of a disappointment it would be if we do not get a Canada-US final. Where can I find it: MSNBC 

11:30 am - Men's Skiing - We have the aerials final for the gold. Mac Bohonnon is the lone American at the tender age of 18.  Where can I find it: Stream and NBC daytime later in the afternoon

12:15 pm - Men's Skiing - This is called 'Team large hill ski jumping' and I have no idea if this is a team thing. It has to be right?. Where can I find it: NBCSN.

NBC Primetime - Medal Events in Snowboard cross, ice dance, aerials and bobsled

Images, links, pictures and everything else about the Olympics

OMG, Johnny Weir's wearing a tiara. FABULOUS! pic.twitter.com/mEA9y3hRSp
— World of Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) February 16, 2014

A continued look into Johnny Weir's fashion.

Great photo of U.S. Olympians @GigiMarvin and @OSH74 from high school RT @MarvinWindows pic.twitter.com/NO16z4tD5T
— Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) February 16, 2014

U.S. Men's hockey player T.J. Oshie as a prom king and U.S. Women's hockey player Gigi Marvin as a prom queen.

Sochi Viewing Guide Day 3

I am going to do this to help the people out with their television needs with the Olympics. I will also include what will be on in the middle of the night for those whom do not really sleep very much. This is critical given it is unlike London where there is a smaller time difference than what we are dealing with here in Sochi, Russia. I do not know if we include recaps in here, but this is our beginning of our Olympic coverage for the next couple of weeks.  I might include Russia pictures of the day from different journalists because that sounds like fun.

What's on today?  
NBC 
Daytime events: 1:30 pm to 5:00 pm - They have a variety events to watch this afternoon if you need a palate cleanser. We have Men's 5,000M speedskating, Men's ski jumping, Men's biathlon and women's combined skiing. Some of these events were I believe on NBCSN in the way late night so it could be a repeat, be aware.

Primetime: 7:00 pm - 11:00 pm - If you did not watch the slopestyle gold medal event late night, this will have a replay of that. Hannah Kearney will go for a repeat gold in women's moguls and the team figure skating event will match on. Basically a repeat of Thursday with a little more competitiveness.

NBCSN 
Figure Skating: 8:30 am -1:30 pm - For those fans of figure skating, a bunch of it is on during the morning and the early stages of the afternoon. When I say a bunch, I mean it is a variety of skating events.

Hockey: 5:00 pm - I have no idea what this is but they call it the 'Game of the Day.' If I had a guess, they are replaying the best game from the day and it is a supercut of the game. Kind of nice before the primetime stuff.

MSNBC
Women's Hockey: Canada v. Switzerland 7:15 am - Do I expect any of you to watch this? Not really but you should know all that's out there today.

Streaming on NBCOlympics 
12:30 am - Women's Slopestyle semifinals, great thing to have on at the bar if they can figure out how to stream things at the bar, or watch if you stayed home or worked late.

1:00 am - Men's Alpine Downhill Skiing - This will be a medal event for those who will be up late and want to ruin it for your friends.

2:00 am - Women's Hockey - Sweden v. Japan: For those who cannot get enough hockey.

3:15 am - Women's slopestyle finals - Another  medal event for the insomniacs.

4:00 am - Men's Skiathlon - The final medal event of the late night session, but you have to be a real degenerate to watch this one.

Images, links, pictures and everything else about the Opening Ceremony 
Yeah about that missing ring....

The Olympic ring that failed to display properly at the Sochi opening ceremonies is the one that officially represents the Americas.
— Binyamin Appelbaum (@BCAppelbaum) February 7, 2014

USA USA USA USA USA USA

Is there a mustache gold? We win. #USA pic.twitter.com/s1Xc5k4Eqe
— 610 (@610Barstool) February 8, 2014

One of the torch bearers used to have a fling with Vladimir Putin. I mean well of course. (Washington Post) 

One of the Austria athletes took a massive digger. There are also some other images from the Opening Ceremony. (For The Win)