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Article:	Atmosphere thick with haze, uncertainty as Games open BEIJING -- Chinese organizers hope to unveil one of the most spectacular Olympic parks in history during tonight's Opening Ceremonies, with its red-glowing National Stadium, shimmering swimming venue, rainbow-lit pavements and blushing light poles. But athletes, organizers and denizens of Beijing awoke hours before to a haze so thick venues could not be seen from less than a half mile away.
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