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BAZIL - on 25 Jul 2013
new here & new 2 climbing, what a fantastic sport it is.
wish i'd ha e taken it up yrs ago(ex rugby player been looking for a buzz since packing in 10 yrs ago, found it now).
anyway my goal is to climb stoer next yr, been climbing on helsby a cple of times, & been doing local quarries with my brother who's been climbing for 15yrs.
done a few vs 4a's & a couple of hvs 5a's in denham, angelzarke & wilton. flaky crack a cple of times on helsby,
what do you need to be climbing to to climb old man of stoer.?
many thanks bazil
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Carrollton at Calhoun
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Phil Reeve Stadium, Calhoun
Records, rankings: Carrollton is 1-1 and No. 3 in Class AAAA; Calhoun is 2-0 and No. 1 in AA.
Last meeting: Calhoun won 21-0 in 1985.
Three things to know: 1. Calhoun has allowed 35 and 41 points in victories over Ridgeland and Dalton, both Class AAAA schools. The last team to do that and win in consecutive weeks was Calhoun in the 2009 playoffs. 2. Calhoun QB Taylor Lamb, the state's leading passer in yardage last season, has thrown for 525 yards and four touchdowns this season. Carrollton has completed only five passes for 82 yards this season. Leading rusher Jarvis Terrell (105 yards) is among five backs with at least one touchdown in a balanced Wing-T attack. 3. Carrollton and Calhoun were in Region 7-AAA together from 1980 to 1985 and played each other annually, with Carrollton winning five of six. They have not played otherwise, although both northwest Georgia schools were playing football as early as 1925.
Carver (Columbus) at Colquitt County
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Tom White Field at Mack Tharpe Memorial Stadium, Moultrie
Records, rankings: Carver is 2-0 and No. 4 in Class AAA; Colquitt County is 2-1 and No. 7 in AAAAAA.
Last meeting: Colquitt County won 21-7 in 1987.
Three things to know: 1. This will be Colquitt County's fourth consecutive non-region game against a ranked team before heading into a Region 1-AAAAAA schedule that includes games against No. 2 Camden County and No. 6 Lowndes. The Packers are one of two ranked teams on the schedule for Carver, which will play Class AAA No. 1 Peach County on Nov. 2 in a 2-AAA game. 2. Colquitt County was held to 212 yards of total offense in a 14-7 victory over Lovejoy last week, but the defense made some big stands. Lovejoy had the ball inside the Colquitt 30 three times in which it came away with no points. 3. Carver QB Torrance McGee's 1-yard run with 1:37 to play in the third quarter was the game-winner in an 18-13 win over Shaw last week. It was the smallest margin of victory for Carver since beating Cairo 16-13 in the 2007 Class AAA championship game.
Jonesboro at Griffin
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Memorial Stadium, Griffin
Records, rankings: Jonesboro is 2-0 overall, 0-0 in Region 4-AAAA Div. B and No. 9; Griffin is 2-0, 0-0 and No. 4.
Last meeting: Griffin won 47-43 in the first round of the 2011 Class AAAA playoffs.
Three things to know: 1. This game is the subregion opener for both teams in Region 4-AAAA Div. B, and the winner will emerge as the favorite to reach the region championship game. Griffin has won 11 region titles in its history, most recently in 2009. Jonesboro has just one region title, and that came in 1949. 2. Griffin leads the all-time series 37-2 and has won 19 consecutive games against the Cardinals, with Jonesboro scoring eight points or less in 14 games during that stretch. Jonesboro's last victory against Griffin was a 7-6 game in 1981. 3. Griffin trailed 43-34 with less than three minutes to play in its playoff matchup with Jonesboro last season, but Jaquez Parks threw two touchdown passes in the final 2:21, including the game-winner with 57 seconds left after a botched Jonesboro punt, to give Griffin the victory. Parks has passed for 447 yards in two games this season.
Kell at Lassiter
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Frank Fillmann Stadium, Marietta
Records, rankings: Kell is 2-0 and No. 3 in Class AAAAA; Lassiter is 2-0 and No. 4 in AAAAAA.
Last meeting: Lassiter won 28-17 in 2009.
Three things to know: 1. Lassiter QB Eddie Printz has completed 34 of 49 passes for 513 yards and six touchdowns in the Trojans' first two games. His top targets have been Juwan Dickey (10 catches, 160 yards, one touchdown), Willie Police (9-136-2) and Ryan Jenkins (5-139-2). Lassiter is averaging 43 points and 436 yards per game. 2. Printz will be facing a talented Kell secondary that is led by preseason all-state players Brendan Langley (committed to South Carolina) and Quincy Mauger (Georgia). The Longhorns' defense has allowed just 18 points in two games and has scored on a safety and a fumble return. 3. These two east Cobb schools have met six times since Kell's program began in 2003, with each school winning three times. Kell won three consecutive games in the series from 2006-08, but Lassiter won the most recent meeting in 2009 on its way to a 12-1 season.
Marist at Lovett
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Memorial Stadium/Conley-Oakley Field, Atlanta
Records, rankings: Marist is 1-1 and No. 2 in Class AAAA; Lovett is 2-0 and No. 5 in AA.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Marist QB Myles Willis, a Boston College commitment, has rushed for 237 yards on 50 carries in the War Eagles' first two games, including a 159-yard effort in a 30-13 victory over Clarke Central in the opener. Gray King rushed for 94 yards on 13 carries in a 21-17 loss to Thomas County Central last week. 2. Lovett preseason all-state Grant Haley scored the only touchdown in a 7-3 victory over Woodward Academy in the opener, then had two interceptions as the Lions beat Blessed Trinity 24-7 two weeks ago. Lovett has given up just 10 points and 330 yards of total offense in two games. 3. Marist's Alan Chadwick became the 11th coach to record 300 victories in Georgia when the War Eagles beat Clarke Central. Lovett's Mike Muschamp is closing in on a milestone, as well, needing four more victories to reach No. 100. Muschamp is 96-54 overall, including 71-24 in his eighth season at Lovett and 25-30 in five seasons at Savannah Country Day.
Norcross at North Gwinnett
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Tom Robinson Memorial Stadium, Suwanee
Records, rankings: Norcross is 2-0 overall, 0-0 in Region 7-AAAAAA and No. 9; North Gwinnett is 2-0, 0-0 and No. 5.
Last meeting: North Gwinnett won 29-22 in 2011.
Three things to know: 1. Preseason all-state running back Alvin Kamara suffered a sprained ankle in Norcross' 20-0 victory against Parkview last week, but Myles Autry was there to pick up the slack. Autry rushed for 76 yards, returned a punt 72 yards for a touchdown and had a 4-yard TD reception. 2. Michael Haynes has taken over at quarterback for North Gwinnett to replace the graduated Scotty Hosch, now at Harvard. In his first two games as a starter, Haynes is 31-for-46 passing for 361 yards and has rushed for 113 yards. 3. The winner of this game will be the clear favorite to win the Region 7-AAAAAA championship. The teams have combined to win five of the past six region titles – Norcross in 2006 and 2007, and North Gwinnett the past three seasons. North Gwinnett has won four consecutive games in the series and leads 10-7 overall.
Northside (Warner Robins) at Westside (Macon)
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Ed DeFore Sports Complex, Macon
Records, rankings: Northside is 2-0 and No. 1 in Class AAAAA; Westside is 2-0 and unranked in AAAA.
Last meeting: Northside won 22-12 in 2007.
Three things to know: 1. Northside has outscored its opponents 94-7. Westside has outscored its opponents 110-7. 2. Westside QB Noah Grayer threw four touchdown passes in a 41-0 victory over Dougherty last week. Westside has led 41-0 at halftime in both of its games, the first against Central of Macon. 3. Northside's best-known player is probably WR Keshun Hill, who scored three touchdowns last week. But new starting QB Glenn Smith has rushed for 212 yards on 17 carries (12.5 ypc). Northside has completed only six passes, so watch for Hill to get some carries instead. He has rushed for 139 yards on six carries.
St. Pius at Thomson
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, The Brickyard, Thomson
Records, rankings: St. Pius is 2-0 and No. 2 in Class AAA; Thomson is 2-0 and No. 5 in AAA.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Thomson RB Chris Jordan "is out of this world," according to St. Pius coach Paul Standard. Jordan has rushed for 493 yards in two games, including 328 in a 51-27 victory over Lakeside of Evans last week, when Thomson put up more than 700 yards in total offense. Torrie Battle has 183 yards in rushing in two games. 2. Like Thomson, St. Pius is a run-first team. Ryan Braswell has rushed for 224 yards and five touchdowns on 32 carries in two games. QB Jake Spear has rushed for 90 yards and passed for 92. 3. Both teams have top prospects in the secondary. St. Pius safety Nick Glass has committed to Georgia, and CB Nick Ruffin has offers from several ACC and SEC schools. They are juniors Thomson S William Bussey has offers from Marshall and Georgia Southern. "He will draw blisters when he hits," said John Barnett, Thomson's historian and former longtime defensive coordinator.
Warner Robins at Peach County
When, where: 8 p.m. Friday, Anderson Stadium, Fort Valley
Records, rankings: Warner Robins is 1-0 and No. 6 in Class AAAAA; Peach County is 2-0 and No. 1 in AAA.
Last meeting: Peach County won 7-6 in 2011.
Three things to know: 1. Peach County drove for the winning touchdown in last year's game with less than two minutes left. WR Demarcus Robinson caught a 35-yard pass on fourth down and later the game-winner with 48 seconds left. Warner Robins believed it had recovered a fumble on the drive, but the play was ruled an incomplete pass. 2. Aside from Robinson, who has nine catches for 213 yards, Peach relies on RB Keyshawn Lowe, who rushed for 82 yards and a touchdown and blocked a punt and returned it for a score in Peach County's 42-7 victory over Baldwin. 3. Warner Robins had more than 300 yards rushing in its 29-0 win over Veterans, with Danny Hite Jr. leading the way with 132 yards despite a sprained ankle. Rod Harris intercepted a pass and broke up three others in the shutout.
Wilcox County at Dooly County
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, The Grove, Vienna
Records, rankings: Wilcox County is 1-1 and No. 2 in Class A; Dooly County is 2-0 and No. 8 in A.
Last meeting: Wilcox County won 36-14 in the first round of the 2010 Class A playoffs.
Three things to know: 1. Wilcox County all-state QB Makail Grace is expected to return after sitting out the Monroe game (a 28-14 loss) with an injury. In his only game, Grace was 19-of-27 passing for 407 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for 75 yards on 18 carries in a 43-39 victory over Wilkinson County. But don't overlook WR Jonathan Howard, who has 15 catches for 259 yards and a punt-return touchdown. 2. Dooly County QB A.J. Smith was 10-of-17 passing for 222 yards and threw TD passes of 43 and 54 yards to Courtney Clark in a 21-12 victory over Class AAAA Americus-Sumter last week. DT Montravius Adams has two sacks and five tackles for losses on the season. 3. Though not in the same region this season, Wilcox and Dooly are bordering counties whose football series has an odd pattern. Wilcox won the first eight times the schools met, from 1988 to 1995. Dooly won the next eight, from 1998 to 2005. Wilcox has won the past five.
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September 13th, 2012
8:25 am
Carver is in a position to upset Colquitt if they catch them caught up in the festivities of Homecoming and with Lowndes next on the schedule. Hope the Pack focus on this game and not look ahead
September 13th, 2012
9:39 am
No tucker vs Arabia mountain lol!!
September 13th, 2012
9:41 am
But for real where is MLK vs Mays… This is a big game in the region.
September 13th, 2012
9:51 am
So true Jammer. I hope the Packers focus. We really need to make a statement. Our offense has looked awful 2 out of 3 games.
September 13th, 2012
9:52 am
Wow, didnt know it was so many big games this week and lots are non region games. Good to see teams playing quality opponents. Hard to believe marist and lovett have never played
September 13th, 2012
12:33 pm
i feel the pack will be just fine,,,,as long as they treat this game as any other game…n take care of business
September 13th, 2012
12:36 pm
if carver beats colquitt,,,eb says its an upset,,,but if colquitt beats carver eb says oooo i knew they was gon win.. even though carver is #4 in aaa
September 13th, 2012
3:10 pm
@BcS2010 — what happened to SWD last week?
September 13th, 2012
3:22 pm
Mays looked really impressive in their win against Miller Grove. The Mays quarterback put on a passing clinic. The Mays defense was better than I expected but they look very undersized. They could possibly beat MLK this week if they keep the penalties down.
September 13th, 2012
9:08 pm
@WarEagle… MLK beat SWD 18-0… SWD offense looked horrible like they didn't understand the Game of football. I think SWD defense is going to get better I see the potential but they will more than likely have a ok season 7-3 at best and 5-5 at worst. Us tucker folks miss not having y'all on the schedule!! Great rivalry! How are y'all looking this season?
September 13th, 2012
9:12 pm
@rwdekalb… I agree with you Mays QB is good! And Mays defense is solid.. They can beat MLK if they play the way they should but MLK defense is good! Alot better then miller grove!
September 13th, 2012
9:17 pm
No worries about the pack we will be ready and with the Valdosta upset that only makes them even more focused on not being the topic of the OMG section in the AJC….Yeah it is homecoming and Propst will have them on point but we will be careful not show Lowndes anything to check out on film….My take is we will score early so we can play some reserves and avoid injury for the all important region battles… A statement will be made and Carver has a proud program but we are not one of the soft Columbus teams that they blow out and if they score 12 points on us i will be impressed!! I say 12 points because they never have a fieldgoal kicker thats any good or is suspect and the scoring from them will come in the second half against the reserves.. So a message will be sent this week but a statement will be made in two weeks!!!!
September 14th, 2012
10:40 am
gooooo pack…should be a good game tonight at the hogpen
September 14th, 2012
1:49 pm
It's great to be a Northside Eagle!!!!!!!!
September 14th, 2012
2:52 pm
As a Camden fan I am telling all of you be careful of that sleeping giant in Colquitt they are gonna wake up and will be a force come playoff time!
September 14th, 2012
3:08 pm
@topper i sure hope so…..tonights game is a trap game with it being h-coming 4 the pack,,,but i look 4 our team 2 focus n take care of business going into the bye week…then its region play starting with lowndes
September 14th, 2012
3:32 pm
Carver coach Dell Mcgee showed out vs Colquitt when he played for Kendrick. I hope his team tonight does the same. Go Carver Tigers!
September 14th, 2012
3:36 pm
@MADDBALL yeah I believe it will happen, the coaching is proven and I believe you have the talent.
September 14th, 2012
4:02 pm
<—— is ready for some football!!!!
September 14th, 2012
6:25 pm
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September 15th, 2012
12:17 am
IT'S GREAT TO BE A NORTHSIDE EAGLE! #gobigblue


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A young woman's doctor confronts a difficult challenge in a dystopian near-future society.
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Fifty years since the first publication of Betty Friedan's seminal feminist work The Feminine Mystique, three leading writers celebrate her influence in new short stories for Radio 4 exploring the contemporary feminist landscape.
In our final story in the series, Sarah Hall's compelling story takes us to a dystopian near future in the tradition of Margaret Atwood. In a world almost - but not quite - recognisable to us, a young woman finds herself in a terrifying situation, and a young doctor confronts a new political world order that challenges her professional faith.
Sarah Hall has been chosen as one of Granta's Best Young British Novelists 2013, and is author of The Carhullan Army and The Electric Michelangelo.
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The Online Bridge: Spring 2005
Issue 11, May 2005
Cam Burns:
Graduate Student, Toronto, Ontario
During my time at NABC/Taylor, I had been going through a process of vocational discernment in the Anglican Church of Canada. Shortly before my graduation from Taylor, my call to ordained ministry was affirmed by the Advisory Council on Postulancy and Ordination of the Anglican Church of Canada, and I was made a postulant (an officially-sanctioned candidate towards ordination) of the Diocese of Edmonton by the Right Reverend Victoria Matthews, bishop of Edmonton.
Having graduated from Taylor with my BA in Religion and Theology (minor in Biblical Languages), I am now in graduate studies at Wycliffe College, an evangelical seminary of the Anglican Church of Canada in Toronto, Ontario. I am currently in the first year of an honours Master of Divinity program, which I anticipate leading me both into ordination as a priest of the Anglican Church of Canada, as well as into further doctoral studies in Toronto.
Toronto is a very interesting and multi-ethnic city to live in, and there are many ministry opportunities available, both within Wycliffe College and the community. Wycliffe College maintains ties with several Dioceses of the worldwide Anglican Communion, and sponsors various international ministry exchanges and internships--I am currently intrigued by the possibility of serving in Kenya or Tanzania next summer.
At any rate, following my calling has certainly been an adventure so far, and I continue to move along, confident that the God who has led me here will sustain me in the adventures to come.


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You could spend countless hours sifting through all the websites about the Games, or try to catch all the coverage on television. But who has time for that? There's so much going on before and during the Games, it's hard to keep up. Who are the favorites? Are there any cheating scandals or other Olympic Village dramas going on? You could spend hours just on the athletes' clothing alone. Check out our fascinating Olympics facts.
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The U.S. Favorites
Who are the U.S. favorites? Out of all 15 events at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, who are the ones who seemed destined to win gold? Here are a few of the favorites.
Shaun White - Snowboarding Halfpipe
Apolo Ohno - Short-Track Speed Skating
Lindsey Vonn - Alpine Skiing
Jeremy Abbott - Figure Skating
Rachael Flatt - Figure Skating
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Who are the rest of the world's favorites to win? There is definitely some strong competitors. Here are few that have caught the world's attention.
Kim Yu-Na of Korea - Figure Skating (Korea)
Tatjana Hüfner - Luge (Germany)
Aliona Savchenko & Robin Szolkowy - Pairs Skating (Germany)
Oksana Domnina & Maxim Shabalin - Ice Dancing (Russia)
Jeremy Wotherspoon - Speed Skating (Canada)
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Vancouver sounds like the ideal place to host the 2010 Winter Olympics, right? Unfortunately, Vancouver has experienced a bit of a heat wave recently.In order to create the snow capped mountains Vancouver is known for, snow needed to be hauled in by truck or helicoptered in.
Ralph Lauren Walks the Winter Olympics Runway
Gone are the days of boring and drab Olympic-wear. This year the U.S. team has decided to take a more fashionable approach. Classic American designer Ralph Lauren has lent his talent to creating the team's wardrobe. Keep your eyes out for the debut of the line on February 12th.
Olympic Medals Go Green
What was once gold, silver and bronze will now be green. The medals awarded to this year's Olympians are made of recycled electronics and will be the heaviest medals in Olympics' history. No two medals will be alike making them completely one-of-a-kind.
Weirdest Event
Take cross-country skiing and combine it with rifle shooting and you have the Olympic event known as the biathlon. This bizarre sport has been around since 1861 but it was accepted by the Olympic committee as an event in 1960.
Another Odd Event
Ever heard of curling? This is another strange Olympic event. It's not exactly like bowling or shuffleboard but similar. Teams take turns sliding heavy, polished granite stones down the ice towards the target. Two team members with brooms accompany each rock.
Do they really eat their Wheaties?
Athletes train for countless hours to prepare for the Olympics. Diet is a huge component of that. Most competitors must eat 4,000-5,000 calories just to keep up with the energy demands of hard core training. Not only do they have to deal with hunger but they also have to deal with dehydration due to competing at high altitudes.
Blogging Rules for Athletes
There are now new restrictions on athletes concerning social media sites and blogging during this year's Olympics. Athletes are banned from referring to their sponsors or advertisers in postings and they can't act as journalists. Many competitors are confused about the regulations and have stopped posting altogether.
Price Tag for Olympic Village
The final price tag for the Vancouver Olympic Village (VOV) was over $1 billion Canadian dollars. Despite a funding crisis, the VOV was completed just in time for the games and can house over 3,000 athletes, coaches, and officials.
Must Have Olympic Accessory
What is the one must have accessory during this year's games? The red and white woven mittens with the stitched Olympic rings and maple leaf of coarse! This hot item is $10 and all net proceeds go to developing athletic programs in Canada.
Building a Green Olympic Village
It was extremely important building green and sustainable buildings for the Vancouver Olympic Village (VOV). The VOV faces west, which maximizes light and ventilation. Each building uses recycled building materials and one of the buildings is even designed to create as much energy as it uses.
Winter Olympics Hot Spots
Vancouver is known for its' nightlife. There are no shortage of cool bars and out-of-the way speakeasies. You can order "O Bites" at hot spot Opus Bar during the games, which is a specialty on the Olympic appetizer menu. Go to speakeasy Granville Room where you can enjoy a cocktail inspired by speed skater Cindy Klassen's 2006 win in Turin called "Winner Take All."
Olympians on Their Downtime
There is no shortage of pressure while competing at the games. Athletes are away from their family, friends and native country. However, there is definitely some time to play. The Vancouver Olympic Village includes an area where competitors can relax, chat with team members and maybe play some Rock Band.
Accusations of Cheating
Accusations of cheating have plagued the Olympics from its' start and this year is no different. Canadian skeleton racer Jeff Pain has accused the German team of putting magnets on their sleds giving them an unfair advantage.
Canadian Wardrobe Malfunction
Canada's winter olympic team decided to revamp their uniforms in time for the 2010 games but did not think it would cause so much controversy. The redesigned "C" insignia has some politicians upset because it looks similar to the federal Conservative parties logo. Who knew uniforms would cause a political firestorm.
Olympic Toke?
The media lovingly referring to this year's Olympic torch as the "Olympic Toke" because of it resembles a hand rolled Marijuana cigarette. The media is having a field day and the Vancouver Olympic Committee is trying to take the comparison in stride.
For the Price of Admission
The Vancouver Olympic Committee is keeping the opening ceremony line-up hush hush but some details happened to get leaked. Bryan Adams and Sarah McLachlan will perform as well as Canadian Aboriginal drummers and singers. Starting at $751 you can buy your own tickets to watch it all unfold.
Cute and Cuddly Olympic Mascots
Miga, Sumi and Quatchi are the newest and cutest faces of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Miga is a sea bear cub who's dream is to land 720 cork half pipe, Sumi is an animal spirit who wants to share the beauty of Canada's mountains and forests and Quatchi is a sasquatch who dreams of being a hockey goalie.
A Message of Peace
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Amazing octopus UFO filmed by child in Brazil
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This amazingly clear video of a shape-shifting UFO was sent in to us by a reader. Allegedly it was filmed in Rio in Brazil by a child but we cannot confirm this. It is certainly a cut above your average UFO video and no one can accuse it of being nothing more than a fuzzy blob of light. The object begins as a 'jellyfish' shaped craft and then transforms into an 'octopus' UFO (watch the whole video for the full effect).
We have no idea if it is real (it sure looks real) or fake nor do we have any idea if it is already a well known video amongst UFO researchers. If any one does have any information on the video please contact us.
In Brazil UFOs have been declared real by the Air Force and the area is a hotbed of supposedly extraterrestrial activity. Many believe a UFO base exists in the Amazon Rainforest.
From the way the kids are talking appears to be genuine. There isn't any special info from the dialogues, just the usual mother: "oh my god", "it's beautiful", "it's changing", and the kids yelling to everybody in the neighborhood "it's a ufo (disco voador)!" and pissing of the mother to let him get the camcorder.
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Grayzixxer June 24, 2009 5:57:25 AM CEST
Ok balloon guy, where can we "buy" a balloon so nifty? 'Cuz i want one to creep out the kids here. Balloon.
-Marduk- April 20, 2009 4:14:02 PM CEST
Fake as a wedding cake....with a long beard
Avimoas April 20, 2009 9:40:57 AM CEST
debunked ages ago it is a balloon,a weird shape, but still just a balloon that you can buy,http://forgetomori.com/2008/ufos/spiky-ufo-in-brazil-no-ufo-to-brazilians/
Sim0b April 20, 2009 4:24:30 AM CEST
Ghost32 April 19, 2009 10:35:37 PM CEST


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News Channel 12's Beth Alexander volunteered her time Saturday afternoon to help raise money for the Blair E. Batson Hospital for Children.
She sat atop the Sal & Mookie's dunk-tank--that is, until News Channel 12's Perrise Thomas came along.
Perrise wound up, tossed her best fastball at the target and dunked Beth on her very first throw!
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BOSTON -- Mitt Romney needs to be nimble, and go on offense in order to win his first debate on Wednesday night with President Barack Obama.
After weeks of rehearsing, Romney is unquestionably well-studied for a debate on which his campaign knows a great deal rides. But it's more than just facts and figures that will produce a winning performance in front of at least 50 million TV viewers, it's a heretofore rare ability to be agile when spontaneous moments surface.
The predicament is that Romney has not been at his best with witty one-liners or fluidity -- anyone want to bet $10,000 on that? - and his campaign is concerned about making sure he's adept against Obama after a recent slide by the Republican in battleground state polls.
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While in command of the facts during the gauntlet of Republican presidential primaries, Romney lacked that improvisational quality that can sometimes make for the most memorable debate moment.
"When he's prepared and he understands the facts and the message he wants to deliver, he can be very formidable, he can be aggressive and he can stick to his guns," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich told POLITICO. "If he has to suddenly start conjuring things up that were a surprise or an angle he was not ready for, he's not really as strong."
Sources said there has been concern within the campaign about ensuring Romney can be agile against Obama, and not just recite briefing-book points. On the one hand, the GOP nominee needs to be prepared. But on the other, he must be relaxed enough that he can be quick, not seem stiff or prickly, and not get tripped up by focusing too hard on a specific point.
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This will be Romney's first solo debate against a Democrat in a decade. He began preparations in June during a retreat for top campaign financers in Park City, Utah, huddled around a table with a close circle of aides talking current events and outlining a practice plan for the next three months, according to a source familiar with debate preparations.
Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, the Gary Oldman of political character acting who played Obama for Sen. John McCain in 2008, would join Romney on the campaign trail for the continuing sessions.
By all accounts, Portman -- who helped Dick Cheney by playing Joe Lieberman in 2000 and John Edwards in 2004 -- has been working Romney hard in the mock sessions.
"After the hour-and-a-half or so is over I want to like kick him out of the room he's so good," Romney said last week during a campaign stop in Vandalia, Ohio.
(Also on POLITICO: Battleground Poll: Race still tight)
Romney's essentially weekly sessions have intensified dramatically since last month's Republican Tampa convention. Romney flies Monday to Denver for a rally and a final 36-hour crash course.
One source said Romney has been reading a "voluminous" amount about Obama's policies -- enough that at times the material seems to be seeping into his trail remarks, such as when the GOP nominee recently said that Obama hadn't raised taxes as president.
According to a source with knowledge of the practice sessions, they started seated, with everyone cribbing off policy book cheat-sheets.
Then the sessions went live, with Romney and Portman standing at podiums with long-time aide Peter Flaherty serving as the moderator. A 90-minute clock was added next, along with suits and ties as the preparations "become more and more realistic," said the source.
On most occasions, the practices were watched by Romney campaign manager Matt Rhoades, strategists Stuart Stevens and Beth Myers, policy director Lanhee Chen, senior adviser Ron Kaufman and communications staffers Kevin Madden and Eric Fehrnstrom, while a camera recorded the action for post-debate analysis.
En route to Boston on Friday, Romney said the debates afforded him a chance to speak directly to the public.
"The American people will listen carefully to the conversation that's held over three debates and the fourth, with the vice presidential debate, and they'll decide who can help their family, who will be able to get our economy going in the way it could be going and they'll make their decision based on what they believe is in the best interest of the country and their own family," he said.
"And I expect to be able to describe that in a way people will understand. And if they do, I'll get elected," Romney added.
Asked by reporters if he planned to divert from his campaign trail rhetoric, Romney replied that he didn't plan to stray far from his comfort zone. "I'm sure those of you who've heard me speak a few hundred times will recognize some of the things I say," he said.
And yet Romney's campaign has signaled that he does plan to challenge the president on certain issues that aren't necessarily in Obama's wheelhouse -- the stimulus, for instance, or the president's own comments about how voters should judge him after a single term.
The debate prep has focused on different objectives for Romney, who performed well -- but not always evenly -- in the GOP primary showdowns.
He's had to practice fielding questions in a one-on-one format, as opposed to the primaries, when there were at least three other people onstage. In that setting, Romney had time to calibrate his answers.
But with just Portman playing Obama and a moderator, Romney must practice staying on his toes and answering faster.
But while the Romney campaign has been looking for a way to create a debate "moment" that could stand out and make him look presidential, Republicans outside the campaign -- and some inside -- were surprised by a Saturday New York Times story indicating aides over the last month have been equipping Romney with "zingers."
That's a different type of approach that some inside Boston have cautioned against for fear of unforced errors by the candidate himself.
In an interview Sunday, Fehrnstrom declined to comment on the Times' "zingers" reporting.
"I'm not sure where they got that from," he said.
Asked about Romney's debate prep efforts, Fehrnstrom said: "I think at the end of day you'll see both candidates have prepared an equal amount of time."
The Saturday New York Times' story, based on blind quotes from people described as Romney advisers involved in the preparation, also served to raise expectations about the GOP nominee's performance, an unwelcome development.
Boston hopes Obama has a moment similar to his "You're likable enough, Hillary" comment from the 2008 Democratic primaries. But Romney campaign officials know it's also hard to force a well-prepped opponent into that kind of a misstep.
Romney faces other challenges in Denver, including doing well enough that voters are inclined to tune in for the second and third meetings, and not lose interest after the first one.
Brett O'Donnell, who helped prepare Romney during the GOP primaries but hasn't been involved in the general election, said Romney only has one strategy option.
"The governor has got to go on offense," O'Donnell said. "Like many candidates, when he is in the defensive posture, it doesn't put him in a favorable light. And it does him no good, so he's got to go on offense and he's got to stay on offense."
In a debate where the first three 15-minute segments are expected to be devoted to the economy, O'Donnell also said Romney "has got to maximize that time."
"The other thing he cannot do," he added, "is let the president filibuster the debates...It allows the president who is not known for brevity anyway to really use it in a strategic advantage in a debate."
Shannon O'Brien, the Massachusetts Democrat who lost to Romney in the 2002 gubernatorial race, said Romney has come across well-prepared for the debates on TV in recent weeks, citing his "60 Minutes" interview last Sunday.
"He was very fluid. There was no hesitation. It was clear he's memorized what it is he has to say. He's memorized the tough questions," she said. "The advantage he has in this debate is that I think he's pretty much got down to memory the answers he needs to give."
O'Brien added that Romney has honed his skills since their meeting with Tim Russert as moderator, the last time he's faced a Democrat in a one-on-one setting.
"He's a much better debater now than he was 10 years ago, and he was a pretty good debater 10 years ago," she said.
Democratic strategist Tad Devine, who worked on Ted Kennedy's Senate reelection run when Romney challenged the senator almost 20 years ago, said the pressure headed into the showdown with Obama doesn't compare with their 1994 debate. "It had a larger viewership in Massachusetts than the Patriots did when they were in the Super Bowl," he said.
Similar to John Kerry's debates with President George W. Bush in 2004, Devine said Romney can benefit from the debate by just showing up as the challenger. That alone could prompt news stories about how the race remains very much alive. "When you're the challenger and you're just walking out there, you get something out of it," he said.
Gingrich said Romney's demonstrated the most strength in debates when he went "two or three layers deep" in a "series of exchanges."
Debating Obama, Gingrich said Romney should forget about who he's on stage with.
"What will not work well with him is engaging in some sort of dance with Obama," Gingrich said. "Obama's ability to invent things and be articulate and be smooth and have a plausible line for 30 seconds is very, very high. If you try to dance with Obama it becomes very hard because he's verbally very fast."
Keith Nahigian, Michele Bachmann's 2012 campaign manager and veteran of the 2000 and 2008 McCain campaigns, said Romney's team appears to have done a good job keeping his schedule loose for the debates -- avoiding a mistake that cost Rick Perry and Rick Santorum in the GOP primaries.
"The ultimate form of preparation for a debate is allowing restful times to go over materials and be able to also have yourself always thinking straight," he said. "A tired candidate makes mistake. They've done a pretty good job of that against the rigors of a very hard schedule."
Obama campaign officials have said Romney is the most prepared presidential candidate in decades. Asked by a reporter Friday if he was ready after three months of lead time, Romney replied, "I'm looking forward to the debates, I'll put it that way."
Maggie Haberman and Ginger Gibson contributed to this report.


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The killers' DNA could help solve the 1959 slayings of a family of four in Osprey, Fla.
LANSING, Kan. — Kansas officials have exhumed the bodies of two men executed for the 1959 slayings of a Kansas family made infamous in Truman Capote's nonfiction novel, "In Cold Blood."
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation said the bodies of Richard Hickock and Perry Smith were exhumed Tuesday at the Mount Muncie Cemetery in Lansing at the request of Florida officials.
The Sarasota County, Fla., sheriff's office asked for the exhumation to collect DNA that could help solve the 1959 murders of Cliff and Christine Walker and their two children in Osprey, Fla.
The Walkers were killed soon after the slayings of Herb Clutter and his family in Holcomb, Kan.
Sarasota officials say Hickock and Smith fled to Florida after the Kansas killings and were in the area when the Walkers were killed.
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(#) lisa_lou 2011-02-01 06:27:25 PMI cant deside if i like Gerard for the way he is being now, or if i'm mad at him for the way he treated Bennie in the past... we shall see.
Great chapter hun, look forwade to reading more!
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Pouring concrete against a stone foundation
Hello experts,
I have a very old home (1860) that has a stone foundation with dirt floor. I am having a problem with a wet basement and would like to build a form around the inside and pour a wall.
Once I get walls poured I would like to pour a floor that has a drain in it so I can route any water towards the sump pump.
My question is if I pour this concrete wall, will it be water proof? What would I need to do to water proof it?
Could this type of project be completed with a portable mixer or would I need to order a truck of concrete and a pumping service? I envisioned one guy mixing concrete outside with a mixer and a couple guys carrying it downstairs and dumping it into the forms. Would this incur any curing problems? Would I need a vibrator to remove bubbles/pockets?
The walls that I want to do are about 20 feet long, and approx 4ft high. I would imagine the pour would be 4 to 6 inches thick.
I hadnt even thought about re-bar.....can someone please advise?
think you better resolve your wetness 1st,,, the last i knew, aci said 5,000psi conc's waterproof
should you decide to proceed as outlin'd, there'll still be wtr in the bsmt,,, quickly figuring, there's 300 gal of conc in a 6" wall of those dimensions ( 1 gal = 231 cu " ),,, that's 67 5gal bkts,,, i could do it but no idea if YOU can,,, yes, you'll need vibration but you can get that out of an elec drill,,, my house'd have steel in the walls,,, 1 or 2 guys mixing, 4 guys carrying, 2 placing & vibrating, 3 resting = 10guys if they speak english but 6 if it were my crew :o & that's only 1 wall
did you forget to mention a footer or mechanical attachment ? ? ?
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