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[the H team]

[the H team]

something for Rockie

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[The Jester]

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Canadian Weather

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It's called , 'E D', not no mast ay, H team.

Clever lobster, most clever

[heartgirl99]

Yes it was replaced july2013, so it better be under warranty, or someone will know the wrath of H.

i would hope so, H-Team. sounds like a bearing is going.... hope the banshee-like noise doesn't stop. that would probably mean the motor is seized.

In a couple of weeks, my youngest daughter will sing with a group of kids at a Bob Marley Tribute concert. Three Little Birds. What a great song!]

very nice, zedgirl! hope you'll be able to post a video

Toller Cranston, figure skating legend, dies in Mexico at age 65

Cranston, an Olympic medallist whose creativity changed his sport’s esthetic, has died in Mexico at age 65.

what a shame! he was only 65. my mom and i used to love to watch him skate!

enjoy a nice glass of wine after having a relaxing bath after work. also helps to warm me up. so far the furnace is still working, but the banshee screaming is terrible. can't wait till that's fixed.

see above

[rock lobster]

something for Rockie

'Things' are a little blurry which are the good parts?

[the H team]

Know any Scottish people? Robbie Burns night is this weekend. Get them this and they'll love you...it's the NessieLadle !

[22hicks]

Big Congrats on your DOUBLE PAIR, Romeo!

Congrats on your 2nd PINK heart Romeo.

[22hicks]

Toller Cranston, figure skating legend, dies in Mexico at age 65

Cranston, an Olympic medallist whose creativity changed his sport’s esthetic, has died in Mexico at age 65.


Toller Cranston, a prolific Canadian figure skater widely credited for bringing new artistry to the sport, has died, his longtime friend Jeanne Beker told the Star on Saturday. He was 65.

Beker said Cranston was found dead Saturday morning in his home in San Miguel, Mexico. The circumstances are yet unclear, though Beker said there is no foul play suspected.

Born Toller Shalitoe Montague Cranston in Hamilton, the skater was the Canadian senior men’s champion from 1971 to 1976. He won the free-skate segment of the world championship four times and won the bronze medal at the Olympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria.

But he was more well-known for his creative free-skating style — which inspired future generations of champion skaters — and was one of the most sought-after choreographers.

Off the ice, Cranston was known for his humour, energetic manner and wide social circle.

“Absolutely outrageous, without question,” said Beker, who first met Cranston in 1979, when she lived across the road from him in Cabbagetown in Toronto.

“The dinner parties he threw were beyond anything you can imagine.

“There was a great sense of drama to him and he just made such a mark on all who knew him.”


That drama, however, did not always translate well into skating.

In 1976, the same year Cranston would be inducted into the Order of Canada, he was punished at the Olympic Games for what he said was a balletic approach — an over-emotional, flamboyant performance.

The bronze medal Cranston won would be his highest ever finish at the international level, a frustrating result that underscored what he said was the judges’ refusal to accept change.

Not a fan a figure skating (talk about the fix being in) but Cranston was robbed ......and more than once
as were other Canadians, hope they do it for the love of the sport.

You're right Rocky. Look what happened with Bourne & Kratz.
What a shame. I hadn't heard. Thanks for posting H.
I saw him skate quite a few times. His innovations changed skating forever. Too bad he didn't get the recognition he deserved. Bronze, his best ever - that s*cks, and so not fair !!!!

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Good Morning all.

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Congrats to 22 and Romeo on their new heart acquisitions.

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​In honour of Robbie Burns............​via GMAN

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Gotta hurry and finish packing to get maximum time at the beach today. Sad day since it is the last one. Plane doesn't leave until 9 p.m. so will get the most possible out of the day, love this place, the beach and the many palms, sometimes I really wish I could slow down time or turn it back!