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CF has always been a site that welcomes people from different backgrounds and beliefs to participate in discussion and even debate. That is the nature of its ministry. In view of recent events emotions are running very high. We need to remind people of some basic principles in debating on this site. We need to be civil when we express differences in opinion. No personal attacks. Avoid you, your statements. Don't characterize an entire political party with comparisons to Fascism or Communism or other extreme movements that committed atrocities. CF is not the place for broad brush or blanket statements about groups and political parties. Put the broad brushes and blankets away when you come to CF, better yet, put them in the incinerator. Debate had no place for them. We need to remember that people that commit acts of violence represent themselves or a small extreme faction.
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OUT OF STYLE AND ON THE JURY
Brad Voted Out
In an unexpected vote, Brad Virata, the 29-year-old fashion director from Los Angeles, California, gets voted out seven to one and becomes the first member of the jury. After losing his tribe's trust, Brad was blindsided at Tribal Council. In his final words, a reflective Brad states, "My experience overall has been the best, worst experience of my entire life. I didn't know I was going. I didn't know what was brewing. It's kind of a sigh of relief for me. At the same time, parting is bittersweet. Anything is possible in this game. And making the jury just proves that point."
Alliance of Five?
Aitu's confidant alliance of Yul, Becky, Sundra, Candice and Jonathan discuss strategy for their next vote off--Ozzy. The five discuss plans for the merge and anticipate that it may be coming in the next couple of days. The tight group agrees to stick together. But secretly, Candice speculates that Jonathan doesn't have any allegiance, so she would like to see him go.
At Aitu, Candice and Jonathan discuss their plans for the rest of the game. They both plan on flopping and joining their original tribe mates Parvati and Adam when the two tribes merge into one. Jonathan says that he is "determined to not be the guy who made the move too late."
Brad's Independence
The Raro tribe relaxes around a fire and discusses their plan for the merge, which they believe is forthcoming. Brad announces that the merge signifies "every man for himself." Nate is suspicious of Brad's comment, which causes him to lose his trust in Brad. Nate feels that Brad should be next to go.
Brad Voted Out
In an unexpected vote, Brad Virata, the 29-year-old fashion director from Los Angeles, California, gets voted out seven to one and becomes the first member of the jury. After losing his tribe's trust, Brad was blindsided at Tribal Council. In his final words, a reflective Brad states, "My experience overall has been the best, worst experience of my entire life. I didn't know I was going. I didn't know what was brewing. It's kind of a sigh of relief for me. At the same time, parting is bittersweet. Anything is possible in this game. And making the jury just proves that point."
Alliance of Five?
Aitu's confidant alliance of Yul, Becky, Sundra, Candice and Jonathan discuss strategy for their next vote off--Ozzy. The five discuss plans for the merge and anticipate that it may be coming in the next couple of days. The tight group agrees to stick together. But secretly, Candice speculates that Jonathan doesn't have any allegiance, so she would like to see him go.
At Aitu, Candice and Jonathan discuss their plans for the rest of the game. They both plan on flopping and joining their original tribe mates Parvati and Adam when the two tribes merge into one. Jonathan says that he is "determined to not be the guy who made the move too late."
Brad's Independence
The Raro tribe relaxes around a fire and discusses their plan for the merge, which they believe is forthcoming. Brad announces that the merge signifies "every man for himself." Nate is suspicious of Brad's comment, which causes him to lose his trust in Brad. Nate feels that Brad should be next to go.
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Reward Challenge: Barrel of Monkeys
After the tribes arrive at the challenge ready to compete for a Reward, Jeff Probst announces a surprise twist. He offers each individual player the opportunity to "change their fate in the game" by choosing to mutiny against their current tribe and join the other tribe. Given only ten seconds, the players must decide whether to stay on the tribe they are currently on or take a chance by joining the other tribe. With three seconds remaining, Candice jumps off of her tribe mat, signifying that she is choosing to mutiny and, a second later, Jonathan follows. The two leave the stunned Aitu tribe and join their new Raro tribe.
Jeff explains the rules of the challenge. Two tribe members will squeeze into a barrel together and remain in the barrel while two other tribe members push, pull and roll the barrel through a series of obstacles in order to retrieve four buoys. Next, they must float the barrel through a final water obstacle, where they will collect four flags anchored underwater. Once the flags have been collected, the tribe must paddle back to shore, hang their flags on a flagpole, recover a buried axe and chop a rope in order to hoist their flags. The first tribe to raise their flags wins coffee, muffins, danishes and letters from home. In addition, the winning tribe will send one person from the losing tribe to Exile Island.
Ozzy and Yul start with a lead for Aitu, sending a barrel containing Becky and Sundra careening down a steep ramp. Raro's Adam and Nate follow closely with their barrel containing Candice and Jenny. The tribes are neck and neck as the barrels full of women crash over a series of logs and finally are dumped off into the water. Both tribes latch their buoys onto their barrels and begin the difficult swim. Unfortunately for Raro, they veer completely off path. Strong swimmer Ozzy leads the Aitu barrel swiftly through the course and retrieves Aitu's flags. Aitu floats the barrel back to shore where Becky and Sundra are released from their tight wooden confines. The small but mighty tribe of four raises their flags with time to spare, winning coffee, pastries and treasured letters from home. Aitu gets their revenge by sending Candice to Exile Island.
After the tribes arrive at the challenge ready to compete for a Reward, Jeff Probst announces a surprise twist. He offers each individual player the opportunity to "change their fate in the game" by choosing to mutiny against their current tribe and join the other tribe. Given only ten seconds, the players must decide whether to stay on the tribe they are currently on or take a chance by joining the other tribe. With three seconds remaining, Candice jumps off of her tribe mat, signifying that she is choosing to mutiny and, a second later, Jonathan follows. The two leave the stunned Aitu tribe and join their new Raro tribe.
Jeff explains the rules of the challenge. Two tribe members will squeeze into a barrel together and remain in the barrel while two other tribe members push, pull and roll the barrel through a series of obstacles in order to retrieve four buoys. Next, they must float the barrel through a final water obstacle, where they will collect four flags anchored underwater. Once the flags have been collected, the tribe must paddle back to shore, hang their flags on a flagpole, recover a buried axe and chop a rope in order to hoist their flags. The first tribe to raise their flags wins coffee, muffins, danishes and letters from home. In addition, the winning tribe will send one person from the losing tribe to Exile Island.
Ozzy and Yul start with a lead for Aitu, sending a barrel containing Becky and Sundra careening down a steep ramp. Raro's Adam and Nate follow closely with their barrel containing Candice and Jenny. The tribes are neck and neck as the barrels full of women crash over a series of logs and finally are dumped off into the water. Both tribes latch their buoys onto their barrels and begin the difficult swim. Unfortunately for Raro, they veer completely off path. Strong swimmer Ozzy leads the Aitu barrel swiftly through the course and retrieves Aitu's flags. Aitu floats the barrel back to shore where Becky and Sundra are released from their tight wooden confines. The small but mighty tribe of four raises their flags with time to spare, winning coffee, pastries and treasured letters from home. Aitu gets their revenge by sending Candice to Exile Island.
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