From 1997-2003, I worked for Turner Broadcasting in Atlanta on the Goodwill Games. Anyone remember those? The USA, soon after the Miracle on Ice and the Lake Placid Games, boycotted the Summer Olympics in Moscow in the summer of '80. Then for the LA Games in the summer of '84, the USSR and Eastern Block nations boycotted. So in 1986, Turner developed a friendly competition between the USA and USSR, that was sort of like the Olympics, but with other things added. Of course, it was all really just programming for TBS Superstation. It floundered around in 1986 (Moscow), 1990 (Seattle) and 1994 (St. Petersburg). Then a new group came in to manage it, which I was part of. We staged it in NYC in 1998, Lake Placid in 2000, and in Brisbane in 2001. The Time Warner and AOL mergers put an end to it, along with CNNSI, in 2003. He was incredible mind and an amazing asset for Atlanta.