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Woman walks across the street. A car brakes just in time not the hit her. She holds the child over the railing. The child appears to almost slip from her hands. She manages to grab on. The kid, dangling upside down. Bystanders see this and rush over to take the child away from her. Was this her way of trying to protect herself from the guy . Was this her way of saying look if you continue im going to kill our kid . S so much wrong. And according to loose translations that appears to be exactly what she is doing. Appears to be trying to teach him a lesson. Emotions are running high. Fortunately...

Oh, shoot. What the . The wing collapses. But the real trouble comes in here. Assest hes trying to reinflate the wing, pulling on his brakes. The brake catches the reserve chute handle and now that deploys. Now he has his main canopy deployed and the reserve chute is here. His speedec heartbeat goes up. His vertical speed plummets. His lines could tangle. Both chutes, both canopies. You are right. He continues to try to infwlat the main canopy. It does pop open a lib. But he still hags this issue of the tangling. He starts to reel in the main commute and the rely on only his reserve. Good news...

For close to 15 years now, a Philomath team organized through the high school has been a regular participant in the Polar Plunge, a Special Olympics Oregon late-winter fundraising event at the Crystal Lake Sports Park boat ramp.

Philomath High's girls soccer team secured their fifth mercy-rule victory of the season, defeating Stayton 8-0.

In this Warrior Watch, read a preview story on Saturday's Paul Mariman Invitational plus Hannah Hernandez's return to cross-country and miscellaneous notes on PHS teams and athletes.