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Showing posts with label north vancouver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label north vancouver. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
cherry blossoms..
In the Middle of the Paralympics games...the flowers are blooming the sun is shinning life its wonderful in Vancouver and we are getting more GOLD!!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
still up there
Some of the Olympic signs are still up there.
FRIDAY wohooo is time for the Paralympics!! Let's go!!!
FRIDAY wohooo is time for the Paralympics!! Let's go!!!
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Vancouver 2010 Podium #11
Credits to this guys, James Lee and Leo Obstbaum, amazing job designing the Podium for the 2010, clap clap clap, love it! Im sure so did the world!!!!
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
the medals...
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
cathartic...
http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/2010wintergames/Rochette+places+third+after+emotional+short+program/2604386/story.html
VANCOUVER -- If only the crowd could have hugged Joannie Rochette for three solid minutes, ensuring she stayed on her feet through a performance that we're told was cathartic but surely must have been hellacious too, they would have all felt better.The figure skater from Ile Dupas, Que. was everyone's daughter on Tuesday night at Pacific Coliseum, essentially adopted by Canadians not long after her mother Therese died early Sunday of a heart attack at age 55, leaving Joannie and father Normand to grieve under the sporting world's microscope.[Photo]But then she did the remarkable, she stood on her own, taller even than anyone could have hoped, with a medal chance still in her grasp at the end of the short program. She's third, locked in for bronze at 71.36, seven points clear of Japan's Miki Ando in fourth.
VANCOUVER -- If only the crowd could have hugged Joannie Rochette for three solid minutes, ensuring she stayed on her feet through a performance that we're told was cathartic but surely must have been hellacious too, they would have all felt better.The figure skater from Ile Dupas, Que. was everyone's daughter on Tuesday night at Pacific Coliseum, essentially adopted by Canadians not long after her mother Therese died early Sunday of a heart attack at age 55, leaving Joannie and father Normand to grieve under the sporting world's microscope.[Photo]But then she did the remarkable, she stood on her own, taller even than anyone could have hoped, with a medal chance still in her grasp at the end of the short program. She's third, locked in for bronze at 71.36, seven points clear of Japan's Miki Ando in fourth.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010
platinum medals??
Evgeni Plushenko, the decorated Russian figure skater, was poised to repeat as a gold medalist in the Vancouver Olympics last week, but fell short on the second night to American Evan Lysacek.
Since then, Plushenko has blamed the judges and gotten support from his own prime minister, Vladimir Putin. Lysacek, meanwhile, has been caught up in confusing drama with a possible girlfriend.
It seems Plushenko has found a way to get past the near-miss, however -- and it doesn't involve a Sex Bomb. A visit to his web site reveals that he won a silver medal in 2002 and a gold in 2006. Both true. But then he claims to have won a platinum medal at the 2010 Winter Games. Scroll down for the bizarre screenshots, via Fourth Place Medal and zap2it.
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Sunday, February 21, 2010
Hockey Canada...facing elimination???
Canada vs USA today..what a hard match, ahhh Canada team will have to win the next 5 games if they want GOLD!!
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