The Medals Ceremony was a very unique Olympic experience. Steve Young, the Son of Utah, was the host and Caroline Rhea was the warm-up comedian. Cirque du Soleil-style acrobats twirled on stage, and the flame was unveiled in a shower of sparks. But the medal presentations stole the show. USA's Chris Witty won gold in speedskating, so we heard the Star Spangled Banner play as our flag was raised over the crowd. We also got to see the Bobsleigh medals awarded for the 2-Man event we had seen the day before. The Germans really cleaned up, with three golds awarded that night. A Barbie-doll lookalike Aussie gal won gold for women's aerials, flanked by tow Canadians. The outfits with the most flair were definitely the Swiss silver coats, a cross between the Kaga Takeshi of Iron Chef and Ming the Merciless. Nelly Furtado closed the night, but we made our way to the Olympic Store, where the line was only 10 minutes long instead of the usual hour. After that we went to the nearby Zephyr club to catch the Motherhips, then caught the last shuttle of the night to our Grand Vitara.