Local schoolchildren waving Union Jack flags as they cheer in Wakefield, England, during Day 38 of the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay Monday June 25, 2012. | AP Photo/Ben Birchall/LOCOG
Schoolchildren wave Union Jack flags as they cheer in Wakefield, England, during Day 38 of the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay. | AP Photo/Ben Birchall/LOCOG
People pose for photographs beside the London 2012 Olympic games mascots in a shopping mall next to the Olympic Park as final preparations are made ahead of the London games, in east London. | AP Photo/Alastair Grant
Signs pointing to the Olympic Park are seen at Stratford underground in station as final preparations are made ahead of the London 2012 Olympic games, in east London. | AP Photo/Alastair Grant
Police officers direct passengers beneath signs pointing to the Olympic Park as final preparations are made ahead of the London 2012 Olympic games, in east London. The opening ceremony is scheduled for July 27. | AP Photo/Alastair Grant
A person points towards the Olympic Park from a vantage point in a department store in east London. Many Londoners believe that the city's unreliable, century-old subway system will be problematic during the 2012 Olympic games. | AP Photo/Alastair Grant
Final preparations are made ahead of the London 2012 Olympic games, in east London.| AP Photo/Alastair Grant
LONDON — The stadium is up and ready to go, the final rehearsals all completed. In central London’s main shopping district, rows of giant flags representing 206 countries flutter over Regent Street, reminding even the most focused shopper: The Olympics are here. London’s cheerleading mayor, …