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[heartgirl99]

* Feb 21 *

7:00 mega bull's eye guess ===>72

next guess at 11:00 for $1500

Previous guesses:
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[the H team]

7am Bullseye guess- ​72

[the H team]

Patrick Brown to learn Wednesday if bid for Tory leadership can proceed

Patrick Brown is expected to find out Wednesday whether he will be able to continue his bid to lead Ontario’s Progressive Conservatives through the spring election. The former Opposition leader, who was forced to resign last month amid sexual misconduct allegations, is fighting an uphill battle to reclaim his job, which has pitted him against the party brass. A party nomination committee met with Brown late Tuesday and will decide if the 39-year-old politician should be allowed to run as a Tory candidate in the June election. A decision against him would derail his efforts to reclaim the Tory leadership.

[the H team]

Did you know?

The weight of a gold medal for the 2018 Winter Olympics is the heaviest in games history at 586 grams.

[the H team]

Canada’s Brady Leman wins ski cross gold at 2018 Winter Olympics

Canada is still sitting third in the overall medal haul in Pyongchang. -- the latest piece of hardware being gold, courtesy of Brady Leman who won the mens ski cross. Canada now has 20 medals, 9 gold 5 silver and 6 bronze. Meantime, for the first time ever at an Olympics, Canada's women will not reach the podium in curling. Rachel Homan’s Ottawa squad was knocked out of playoff contention with a 6-5 loss to Great Britain. Lots doing this morning, including mens curling --our mens hockey team is in action in quarter final play against Finland, puck drops at 7am. Canada takes on the arch-rival Americans tonight for women's hockey gold.

[the H team]

Andersen keeps Panthers off scoreboard

Frederik Andersen makes 40 saves to earn his career-best fifth shutout of the season and 30th victory in 2017-18 as the Toronto Maple Leafs blank the Florida Panthers 1-0 Tuesday.

[the H team]

Today is...

Whether you have a sweet tooth or prefer a carbohydrate filled treat, the sticky bun is the ideal gastronomic delight to fill the brief. Fortunately for those who enjoy a good sticky bun, an entire day is dedicated to celebrating and eating them – Sticky Bun Day. Of course there is only one thing you can do to celebrate Sticky Bun Day in all its glory and that is to make or eat as many of these delicious snacks as possible!

[rock lobster]

Thanks Kel, great video!
Song.......hmmm.....not so much.

[rock lobster]

Just the opposite.
Good song.
No video.

[22hicks]

Good morning.
Does this feel like 'April showers' to anyone else?
I'm not complaining. If it wasn't raining, this would all be snow.
I hope you have an awesome day.

[dededi]

Good morning everyone!

[dededi]

[kenrod]

Good morning fellow Canucks!

Have a great peak of the week.

[heartgirl99]

* Feb 21 *

11:00 mega bull's eye guess ===>38

next guess at 2:00 for $1600

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[rock lobster]

Watch SpaceX’s reusable Falcon 9 rocket launch three satellites into orbit



Update: Due to high wind speeds in the upper atmosphere that could lead to a mission failure, this launch has been postponed until Feb. 22.


SpaceX will use a previously flown rocket to launch a Spanish radar satellite and two of its own experimental internet satellites today (Feb. 21).

The launch will occur at California’s Vandenberg Air Force base,
and you can watch lift-off this morning, expected at 6:17am PT (9:17am ET).

SpaceX won’t be recovering this booster after the mission, as it clears its warehouse of old-model boosters before rolling out the final evolution of the rocket later this summer.

The main payload on this flight, a satellite known as PAZ, was built by Airbus and is operated by Hisdesat, a military-focused subsidiary of Spain’s national satellite company.

It has a powerful synthetic-aperture radar that will allow it to peer through the clouds to generate images with a resolution of 25 centimeters per pixel—the kind of technology needed to spot, say, North Korean missile launchers. It will also generate data for commercial use.

Following PAZ, the rocket will also launch a secondary payload
—two small satellites designed to test and demonstrate SpaceX’s
mooted constellation of thousands of internet-broadcasting satellites.

Elon Musk, SpaceX’s CEO and lead designer, says his company charges approximately $40 million per flight for a proven booster, making it the cheapest ride to space for most satellites.

This year, the company hopes to make the final version of the Falcon 9,
called “Block V,” operational.

This version of the rocket will be certified to fly humans into space next year.


Today’s mission will be the fourth SpaceX launch this year,
a projected rate of about 24 a year.

One of those launches was the debut of the new Falcon Heavy rocket earlier this month.

Last year, the company set a new record for a private firm with 18 successful launches;
in 2018, the SpaceX’s president, Gwynne Shotwell, says she hopes to fly 30-40 missions, which suggests that the company will pick up the pace.