They didn't mess around with this small little package. Helicopters and everything were called in. Turned out to be nothing at all.
My first visit to Mt. Pleasant with a descent quality camera. I plan on taking way more during the games though, but are there any better spots to photograph the Athletes Village besides the Cambie Bridge?
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From the Main St SkyTrain platform (far west end)?
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NonPotable water aka "Grey Water" is usually rainwater captured from the roof and stored for other purposes - in this case to flush the toilet. We have rain barrels at the ranch to capture rainwater to be used to water the plants and lawn.
It's the eve before the Games start and all 3 of their top stories are negative...how typical.
With everyone getting accustomed to CTV for their Olympic coverage, I think there's a real possibility there could be a huge market change in Vancouver's local tv news media when this is all over....it didn't happen with CBC because, well, they had pretty sh!tty local news...
global is constantly negative these days.... all they harp about is no snow on cypress, no business in whistler, etc... i've been a long time global watcher but i'm starting to tune them out and switch to ctv myself...
SEATTLE -- Vice President Joe Biden is stopping in Seattle on his way to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, B.C.
He will be the keynote speaker at a fund-raising breakfast with Senator Patty Murray, D-Wash. this morning at 8 a.m. at the Westin Hotel in downtown Seattle.
After the hour-long breakfast, he and his wife will head north for the opening ceremony tonight as part of the Washington, D.C. delegation. The tickets for the fundraiser are $150-$2,500.
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In that article it stated that it was unrelated to the torch relay. I'm sure with all those GM vehicles out on the road in the next few weeks that won't be the last incident involving one of those cars.
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