good side, but we're not used to losing games.

"The two goals for us are avoidable, I think we can clear the first one certainly.

"The second one, it's a superb strike from Canales. Sometimes you've just got to applaud good individual play and that's what that was."

Dons captain Russell Anderson refused to believe the tie was over, with an early goal in front of a capacity Pittodrie crowd vital to their chances.

He said: "They were what you would expect of a team playing at the top end of the Spanish league. They were comfortable on the ball.

"In saying that we limited them to a few clear cut chances - I don't think Jamie's had too many saves to make.

"I think we're still in it, obviously things are going toSunday, February 17, 2013

Benedict might have 'stacked deck' in fulfillment of prophecy

Jerome R. Corsi, a Harvard Ph.D., is a
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Horn believes the last pope, called “Petrus Romanus” in the prophecy
by Irish Archbishop St. Malachy, could be the man who is set to take
over interim leadership the moment Benedict resigns Feb. 28 at 8 p.m.
local time, becoming the acting Vatican head of state.

The claim centers on Cardinal Tarcisio Pietro (Peter in English)
Evasio Bertone, born in Romano Canavese, Piedmont, the current secretary
of state for the Vatican, who Pope Benedict XVI appointed Camerlengo,
or Chamberlain, of the Holy Roman Church April 4, 2007.

He will