The focus today has been on the war in Georgia, a war which has stalled, but where the Russian troops are still in the country. Talked to the DN's envoy Anders Hellberg this morning, when he stood face to increase by Russian armored troops 35 kilometers from Tbilisi. You can hear my interview HERE.
Much of the day has gone to to read and listen to all the reporting from Georgia. And tonight, when I had clearly grilled Pork chop and we sat on the porch, I had the chance to describe the background to the conflict for boys and Anneli. For now, Niklas has finally come home from his JAMBOREE that was how cool any time. He got up to try to dive with tubes, emerging from volta car filled with smoke and soft with sauna and late films to four in the morning. Make it fun!
Has also written on recent bigfootbluffen. A pathetic attempt to fool people. Please read my article HERE. It would indeed be thought that the people after seeing the guys video on YouTube only had misery aside and laughed about it, But non. Many took it seriously.
Much more interesting is the finding of a few hairs from yetin. They will now be analyzed, and DNA checked. Should be exciting to see what it can provide. Read the article HERE.
It becomes a bit tired of all the scams in the case of phenomena of various kinds. What if people could stick to the truth.
Saw in tonight's e-mail to our ufokamrat Ole Jonny Brænne left of the line to send two large packages of ufomaterial to AFU today. When he arrived, he was told that Norway Post has introduced a new rule that says you no longer can send packages weighing more than ten kilograms in Sweden. A puzzled Ole Jonny was then unpack one package and pick over some of the material to the other.
When he made it, he was told that he could have put it on heavy package in another box - when it had gone well to send it! "Make of it what you see" he writes.
Very OS today. Most setbacks for Sweden, but the lovely 100-meter finals!
Tonight is the lunar eclipse. Just as I thought it was cloudy so Anneli says that she sees a star. And when I look out, it appears that it is excellent to see the eclipse! So out with the camera and the picture you can see above. taken just after 22 tonight. It is a full moon tonight, but some have käkats up of the earth's shadow. Get out and look! Read my article HERE so you can see what you missed.
At 23.20, I went and Markus in. When the moon was pretty red, with a brightly lit little pink remains.
In the picture below, I have exposed the moon much more so throughout the sunny part is heavily over exposed. But instead shows the shaded part to shine light red where the soil is now obscuring the sun's light with their shadow. 
And so, it looked when the obscuration was greatest. 
