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In his latest suspected airplane heist, teen Breitling Chronomat Chronograph watches fugitive Colton HarrisMoore nearly entered restricted airspace surrounding the city of Vancouver, which is under tight security ahead of the Winter Olympics, according to CNN. Police believe this is the fourth plane the Barefoot Burglar, as HarrisMoore has come to be known, has stolen. Somehow, despite no formal flight training, he managed to land this one, a Cirrus SR22, without much damage.

The plane was stolen from a locked hangar in Port replica Breitling Navitimer Montbrillant watches Angeles, Washington, flew erratically near the nofly zone, and then landed on the runway at Orcas Islands Eastsound Airport before running off into the grass. Shortly afterward, a nearby grocery store was broken into. Our good friend Bob Friel, who profiled Colt in our January/February issue, has some good info on his blog about the latest incident, including a photo of the chalk footprints and the words C Ya! left at the store that was broken into. It appears Colton has taken the phrase Fly, Colt, Fly!, which appeared on Tshirts along with an illustrated photo of him, to heart. –Ryan Krogh

Nodar Kumaritashvili, a 21yearold luge competitor in the Olympics, died in a training crash today at the Whistler Sliding Centers track, The New York Times replica Breitling Professional Skyracer watches reports. He lost control of his sled 48 seconds into his run, went over the track wall, and hit a steel pole. He was going 88 mph. Other competitors have complained about the excessive speed of the track, which is considered the fastest in the world. More than 12 athletes have crashed on site at speeds faster than 90 mph. The Games officially begin tonight at the opening ceremony, airing on NBC. Aileen Torres