Curling.
That way no kid will complain about sweeping up their rooms.:eek::)
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If I had kids? They would be on the Olympic shooting teams.
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Curling.
That way no kid will complain about sweeping up their rooms.:eek::)
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If I had kids? They would be on the Olympic shooting teams.
:) Well the 2010 Winter Olympics is over now.. All went very well I thought.. I just loved the Opening & Closing Ceremonies.. They was great.. Yes Canada got Gold with the men's Hockey.. I was glad for them..
I enjoyed the olympics!!! I liked the way they made a spoof of that one pillar that didn't come up by having a 'clown' fix it and light it. So funny! :D
THANKS CANADA!!!! :love::love::love:
I thought the whole thing was great. I hope it is determined to be a success for Vancouver and Canada in terms of the finances, increased tourism, and money people spend on meals, transportation, admission passes, things like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by phesina
I could see that entire hockey game again from start to finish. The Chicago sports reporters were all buzzing about "Blackhawks Bling" today, the gold and silver medals. Will they play better for the remainder of the NHL season, that I can't say. But it sure was fun to watch the national teams.
Here are our 3 Team Canada Blackhawks showing their gold medals :D Left to right- Brent Seabrook, Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/...0-28201309.jpg
The United States, a nation of 300 million, won nine gold medals this year in the Winter Olympics. Norway, a nation of 4.7 million, also won nine. This was no anomaly. Over the years, Norwegians have won more gold medals in Winter Games, and more Winter Olympics medals over all, than people from any other nation.
There must be many reasons for Norway’s excellence, but some of them are probably embedded in the story of Jan Baalsrud.
The rest of the story is here.
Our city is slowing getting back to normal although I must say that the hype of the games is still very much alive and we are still basking in the glow. I think it will take months and months before we stop talking about it.
Our road closures downtown are still in effect but both of the viaducts will be open as of tomorrow morning, easing the commute.
I heard on the radio this morning that 92% of Canadians polled thought that the Olympics has brought Canadians closer together. Time will tell. In the meantime I give a big round of applause for ALL the athletes who competed, those who won and those who didn't. It was an honour to watch you do what you love doing best and giving KA-NA-DA a glimpse into the hearts of other nations. I think it will be a long time before Georgia recovers from its loss of a precious life.:(
Pens/Sabres game tonight is having a medal ceremony before the game to honor the medals winners from both teams. This is a cool article though, about how the Pens fans will be celebrating not only Pens players, but Ryan Miller as well :)
http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=519657
On the Blackhawks' NHL site you can link to this picture on Facebook...
http://cdn.nhl.com/blackhawks/v2/ext...lpaper-200.jpg
Tomorrow night is their first home game after the break.
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Originally Posted by JenBKR
:) :) :)
PITTSBURGH (AP)—Buffalo Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller received a standing ovation in Pittsburgh on Tuesday night for leading the United States to an Olympic silver medal—cheers louder than those given the Penguins’ own Sidney Crosby.
Crosby beat Miller to score the game-winning goal in overtime Sunday as Canada defeated the United States 3-2 for the gold medal in Vancouver. Despite being on the losing team, Miller was chosen as the tournament MVP.
Olympians for both teams were introduced before the game, with Miller drawing the loudest and most sustained cheering. Crosby also was given a standing ovation, but it was less enthusiastic than Miller’s despite his vast popularity in Pittsburgh.
The Sabres future is bright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace
As goes Ryan Miller, so go the Sabres. His interview pregame to this game was great. He is learning how to be a superstar.
If only the Sabres would have a more consistent offence....
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I'll add.... Love him, hate him... Sidney Crosby is the best player in the game. Ryan talked about the goal... Sid shot it before Ryan thought he would.
I knew Miller was going to get a huge reception at the game, but that was even better than I had hoped. Totally well deserved. :)
Be interesting to see what sort of hash London makes of it in a couple of years........
Back in 2005, Lindsey Vonn won a World Cup downhill at Val D'Isere, France. This is what she won -
http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets...0x_vonncow.jpg
After her Gold Medal performance at the Olympics in the Downhill, she was interviewed for TIME Magazine.
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As an animal lover, I appreciate that you kept the cow awarded to you for winning the World Cup downhill in Val d'Isère, France. How is she? —Wendy Giberson, Seattle
Olympe's good. My cow's good. I'm definitely happy that I kept her. I don't know if I can call her a pet, but she's really great — very photogenic. When she came to me, she was pregnant. She had a calf, and then she had another one. And the first baby had a baby. I'm producing cow after cow.
Read more: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/ar...#ixzz0hBBT8ZtS
Wow,
I did anyone watch the biathalon today?
Again,
I have nothing to complain about.
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The Downhill skiers left me breathless.:eek::D
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http://www.zimbio.com/Josef+Giesen/pictures/pro
Giesen shoots his rifle with a string and reloads it with his chin.