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David Blaine Pulled Alive From Aquarium
Stuntman Fails to Complete Breath-Holding Feat
By PAT MILTON
NEW YORK (May 8) - Stunt artist David Blaine was pulled from an aquarium by divers Monday nearly two minutes short of his goal of setting a world record for holding his breath under water.
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Blaine was trying to free himself from chains and handcuffs while bidding to break the world record for holding one's breath under water of 8 minutes, 58 seconds. The stunt, following a weeklong endurance challenge under water, was televised live by ABC.
With Blaine's face contorted in pain and bubbles coming up to the surface, divers went in to release him from the chains and pull him out. Blaine held his breath for 7:08.
"He is pushing his body insanely to the limits," said Dr. Murat Gunel, who heads Blaine's medical team and is associate professor of neurosurgery at Yale University School of Medicine, before the attempt.
Gunel and other medical experts had been monitoring Blaine's condition 24 hours a day from an adjacent tent filled with medical equipment and machines.
Large crowds gathered all day Monday for a closer look at the man submerged in the 8-foot snow globe-like tank on the plaza of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
Gunel said the challenge had taken a toll on the magician's body, including liver damage, pins and needles in his feet and hands, some loss of sensation and rashes all over his body, which glistened pale white from across the glass.
On Sunday, Blaine, 33, wearing a diver's helmet with a two-way communication system, told AP Television News he would "give it my best shot" to complete the feat despite peeling skin, sharp pains in his joints and a severe earache.
The stunt artist planned to put on chains and handcuffs, remove his oxygen tube and then escape while holding his breath longer than anyone else has.
Kirk Krack, the magician's trainer and diving expert, said if there were any release of bubbles during the feat - a clear sign Blaine is going unconscious - divers would immediately jump into the tank. While one diver pinched Blaine's nose and closed his mouth to prevent him from swallowing water, which could be fatal, another diver freed him from the chains and brought him to the surface.
Blaine's finale was aired live in a two-hour ABC special, titled "David Blaine: Drowned Alive," at 8 p.m. EDT Monday.
Blaine started training in December, with some help from Navy SEALS. He lost 50 pounds so his body would require less oxygen.
As early as on the second day of his challenge, Gunel said, there was evidence that Blaine was suffering liver failure; the medical team consulted with medical experts at NASA before stabilizing his condition. Blaine's underwater environment was similar to the weightlessness experienced by astronauts in outer space, he said.
"I told him he needed to get out of the water, and he refused me," said Gunel. "He said he did not want to let the people down."
The doctor said Blaine agreed to allow researchers at Yale to examine him after the stunt to see what they can learn about how the body responds to the environment underwater.
All day long, curious onlookers lined up to walk past the sphere.
Linda Brady, of the Bronx, brought along a boom box and loudly played Jennifer Lopez 's "My Love is All I Have." Blaine appeared to respond by bopping to the beat.
"I just love him," said Brady. "He has a creative mind just like me, and he's crazy just like me."
Another spectator, David Linker, said Blaine symbolized "man's strength to go beyond what normal people can do."
Blaine's previous feats included balancing on a 22-inch circular platform atop a 100-foot pole for 35 hours, being buried alive in a see-through coffin for a week and surviving inside a massive block of ice for 61 hours, all of which were performed in New York. In 2003, he fasted for 44 days in a suspended acrylic box over the Thames River in London.
2006-05-08 10:00:37
Updated:2006-05-08 22:26:18
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- Stunt artist David Blaine was pulled from an aquarium by divers Monday nearly two minutes short of his goal:
- I said Davi(D) = Davi(S)
- Bla(ine) = Bla(ney)
- Two minuts short = Gemini(2)
- It's Davis trying to go without me.
- I said Davi(D) = Davi(S)
- Blaine was trying to free himself from chains and handcuffs while bidding to break the world record for holding one's breath under water of 8 minutes, 58 seconds:
- I said that I've been putting restrictions on Davis
- I've been putting a Choke-Hold on Davis' finances until he pays back my mom
- It's also to prove to Davis that I do have Psychic Abilities because he doesn't believe it and continues to take credit for everything thinking he's doing all the work
- I said that I've been putting restrictions on Davis
- "He is pushing his body insanely to the limits," said Dr. Murat Gunel:
- M u Rat = 5/29(M/13/Rhode Island) in Union with(U) Year of the Rat(Rat)
- I said Davis is born Year of the Rat
- G u NE-L = Sun Gemini(G/7/VII) in Union with(U) Northeast(NE) Bad(L/Non-7)
- Dr in K = Doctor(Dr) in Aquarius(K/11)
- M u Rat = 5/29(M/13/Rhode Island) in Union with(U) Year of the Rat(Rat)
- Gunel said the challenge had taken a toll on the magician's body, including liver damage, pins and needles in his feet and hands, some loss of sensation and rashes all over his body, which glistened pale white from across the glass:
- It's a Reflection of the dumb things Davis attempts
- I'm WA/T-ER = Washington(WA) Female(T/20/XX) Final(E+R=W)
- I'm Water/Knowledge that is pressing down on Davis who is relying on Ignorance and ignoring the Signs
- I'm A/IR = God(A) IR
- Davis is trying to see how long he can go without A/IR
- That's the Planet showing what happens to people who try to do this without me as Air and how I can DROWN people with so much overwhelming Knowledge and Information to prove that I know what I'm talking about
- It's a Reflection of the dumb things Davis attempts
- On Sunday, Blaine, 33, wearing a diver's helmet with a two-way communication system, told AP Television News he would "give it my best shot" to complete the feat despite peeling skin, sharp pains in his joints and a severe earache:
- Notice the Ear Ache. I'm the IR (Ear)
- When there's too much Water Pressure for prolonged periods of time, your "IR" starts toache
- That's why when you S/P-in (Superman Aquarian Male Final), you lose your balance and get Dizzy
- Notice the Ear Ache. I'm the IR (Ear)
- Kirk Krack, the magician's trainer and diving expert, said if there were any release of bubbles during the feat:
- Initials KK = 11/11 = Washington State
- I said I'm from Washington State
- I said I'm a Sales Trainer
- K(IR)K = 11/11(KK) with IR in it
- It's teasing and showing how David Blaine (Davis) is on Krack :o)
- Initials KK = 11/11 = Washington State
- "I told him he needed to get out of the water, and he refused me," said Gunel. "He said he did not want to let the people down":
- That's a twisted version of me because I said I had to replace Davis and take over his mind
- I said I've been suffering from financial and health problems, but I refused to stop what I'm doing because this is important information people need to know
- That's a twisted version of me because I said I had to replace Davis and take over his mind
- Linda Brady, of the Bronx, brought along a boom box and loudly played Jennifer Lopez 's "My Love is All I Have":
- I was talking to Matthew Edward Carlson whose last name changed to Friesberg (Sp?)
- He was telling me about his siblings comprised of half-siblings, step-siblings, and foster children as siblings.
- He said they're the Brady Bunch
- I was talking to Matthew Edward Carlson whose last name changed to Friesberg (Sp?)
- Another spectator, David Linker, said Blaine symbolized "man's strength to go beyond what normal people can do":
- Notice it's another "Davis" praising "Davis"
- It's Davis praising himself
- That's why the Planet makes fun of the last name being "Linker"
- L in K-ER = Bad(L/Non-7) in Aquarius(K/11) Final(E+R=W)
- I said that I can control who gets interviewed for News Articles with special name tags. While people aren't aware I can do this, they can't doctor the results of whom they interview
- That's how I'm able to sneak out information without anyone realizing it. That's how I can tell who's telling the Truth and who's not :o)
- Too bad it will all change when people get wind of how I've been "cheating" with the information to tilt it to look a certain way
- Davis will most likely get mad at how I've been making him look bad in the Media, but once again we come back to how he refuses to acknowledge that I have Psychic Abilities so how else do you think I'm going to prove I really have such Powers than by insulting him in the Media? :o)
- Notice it's another "Davis" praising "Davis"
- "I just love him," said Brady. "He has a creative mind just like me, and he's crazy just like me":
- I said 1/7/2006 that Davis is "Crazy" if he thinks he can borrow more money from my family when he's failed to pay back the last 7 consecutive Loans :o)
- B(L)a(NE)y = B(R)a(D)y when Bad(L) = Gemini(R/18/2x9/2xI/II) and Pennsylvania(NE) = Leo Female(D)
- I said 1/7/2006 that Davis is "Crazy" if he thinks he can borrow more money from my family when he's failed to pay back the last 7 consecutive Loans :o)
- 2006-05-08 10:00:37:
- 10 pm = X = 24th Letter = BD = Davis' Initials
- That's why Porky Pig would say, "A B.D., a B.D., a B.D.! That's all folks!!!" :o)
- I said I'm the real Bugs Bunny
- 10 pm = X = 24th Letter = BD = Davis' Initials
David Blaine Pulled Alive From Aquarium
Stuntman Fails to Complete Breath-Holding Feat
By PAT MILTON
NEW YORK (May 8) - Stunt artist David Blaine was pulled from an aquarium by divers Monday nearly two minutes short of his goal of setting a world record for holding his breath under water.
People may not like me in power even though I'm the Parent trying to get everyone as K/Ids to eat their Vegetables and food (Knowledge/Information) that's good for them, but that's irrelevant.
For people who want to be bratty K/Ids and ignore me, let's see how long they last without WA/T-ER and A/IR.
Blaine was trying to free himself from chains and handcuffs while bidding to break the world record for holding one's breath under water of 8 minutes, 58 seconds. The stunt, following a weeklong endurance challenge under water, was televised live by ABC.
With Blaine's face contorted in pain and bubbles coming up to the surface, divers went in to release him from the chains and pull him out. Blaine held his breath for 7:08.
"He is pushing his body insanely to the limits," said Dr. Murat Gunel, who heads Blaine's medical team and is associate professor of neurosurgery at Yale University School of Medicine, before the attempt.
Gunel and other medical experts had been monitoring Blaine's condition 24 hours a day from an adjacent tent filled with medical equipment and machines.
Large crowds gathered all day Monday for a closer look at the man submerged in the 8-foot snow globe-like tank on the plaza of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
Gunel said the challenge had taken a toll on the magician's body, including liver damage, pins and needles in his feet and hands, some loss of sensation and rashes all over his body, which glistened pale white from across the glass.
On Sunday, Blaine, 33, wearing a diver's helmet with a two-way communication system, told AP Television News he would "give it my best shot" to complete the feat despite peeling skin, sharp pains in his joints and a severe earache.
The stunt artist planned to put on chains and handcuffs, remove his oxygen tube and then escape while holding his breath longer than anyone else has.
Kirk Krack, the magician's trainer and diving expert, said if there were any release of bubbles during the feat - a clear sign Blaine is going unconscious - divers would immediately jump into the tank. While one diver pinched Blaine's nose and closed his mouth to prevent him from swallowing water, which could be fatal, another diver freed him from the chains and brought him to the surface.
Blaine's finale was aired live in a two-hour ABC special, titled "David Blaine: Drowned Alive," at 8 p.m. EDT Monday.
Blaine started training in December, with some help from Navy SEALS. He lost 50 pounds so his body would require less oxygen.
As early as on the second day of his challenge, Gunel said, there was evidence that Blaine was suffering liver failure; the medical team consulted with medical experts at NASA before stabilizing his condition. Blaine's underwater environment was similar to the weightlessness experienced by astronauts in outer space, he said.
"I told him he needed to get out of the water, and he refused me," said Gunel. "He said he did not want to let the people down."
The doctor said Blaine agreed to allow researchers at Yale to examine him after the stunt to see what they can learn about how the body responds to the environment underwater.
All day long, curious onlookers lined up to walk past the sphere.
Linda Brady, of the Bronx, brought along a boom box and loudly played Jennifer Lopez 's "My Love is All I Have." Blaine appeared to respond by bopping to the beat.
"I just love him," said Brady. "He has a creative mind just like me, and he's crazy just like me."
Another spectator, David Linker, said Blaine symbolized "man's strength to go beyond what normal people can do."
Blaine's previous feats included balancing on a 22-inch circular platform atop a 100-foot pole for 35 hours, being buried alive in a see-through coffin for a week and surviving inside a massive block of ice for 61 hours, all of which were performed in New York. In 2003, he fasted for 44 days in a suspended acrylic box over the Thames River in London.
2006-05-08 10:00:37
Updated:2006-05-08 22:26:18
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