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“That’s the way we grow the sport, by getting people like that involved, making it safe for them and making them feel welcome,” she said. |
Zhimanskova said the event compliments Winter Carnival. The timing of the event between Winter Carnival and Steamboat Resort’s Cowboy Downhill was intentional. |
She’s working to recruit cowpokes from the Cowboy Downhill, and surprisingly, she said some have expressed interest in riding the event on skies instead of horseback. She said FIS World Cup level skiers and snowboarders are also interested. |
Zhimanskova is already mulling plans for next year’s event. This year’s event was a good first start, she said. She hopes to host more competitors with a bigger prize pot and prepare for more spectators in 2020. |
“We’re going to just use what we’ve done right here, and do it better next year,” she said. |
If you’re interested in skijoring, Skijor USA will host clinics with experienced skiers and horseback riders before its Kremmling competition next weekend. For more information, visit http://www.skijorusa.com. |
NEW RIEGEL — Hopewell-Loudon dominated the middle quarters and MaKayla Elmore simply dominated Tuesday as the Chieftains powered past New Riegel 57-34. |
It was close early, with Hopewell-Loudon clinging to an 11-10 lead at the first stop. But the Chieftains responded by outscoring New Riegel 16-6 in the second quarter before using an 18-5 burst in the third to put the game away. |
Elmore led the charge with 30 points and 12 rebounds — both game highs — along with three assists and two blocks. |
Olivia Zender added 10 points and five steals and Makenzie Coleman snared six steals. |
Brooklyn Gillig tallied 11 points and six boards for the Blue Jackets (1-3). Kayleigh Lininger added nine points and five assists, Aubrey Bouillon had eight points and six rebounds and Sydney Hohman chipped in five steals. |
ATTICA — Seneca East took control early and rolled from there Tuesday in a 59-29 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win against Carey. |
The Tigers (3-0, 1-0 N10) led 15-9 by the end of the first quarter en route to a 33-14 halftime lead. |
Jessica Bowerman nearly had a double-double with 13 points and nine rebounds for Seneca East. Caylin Quiggle chipped in 11 points, Marina Adachi and Alexis Hicks each added 10 and Emily Siesel tossed in nine. |
Sadie Arend scored eight points for the Blue Devils (0-4, 0-1) and Alaina Tiell had six. |
UPPER SANDUSKY — Upper Sandusky gained some breathing room in the third quarter and held off Colonel Crawford from there Tuesday for a 32-24 Northern 10 Athletic Conference win. |
The Rams (3-1, 1-0 N10) led just 12-10 at halftime, but used a 13-4 surge in the third to take control. |
Alexis Fogle scored six of her game-high 13 points in the key third period for Upper Sandusky. |
Alivia Oney and Eve Smith both added six points, with Oney snaring three steals and Madison McLaughlin grabbing seven rebounds. |
Kaylyn Risner scored 10 points for the Eagles (2-1, 0-1) and Danielle Horsley had eight. |
OLD FORT — Old Fort erased a four-point halftime deficit with a strong third quarter Tuesday en route to beating Huron 50-35. |
The Stockaders trailed 17-13 at the break, but outscored Huron 22-7 over the next eight minutes to gain momentum. |
Jenna Clouse popped in nine of her game-high 16 points in the key third period for Old Fort. |
Laini Gillett added nine points, Morgan Miller hauled in seven rebounds and Jordan Reineck had five boards. |
Olivia Lagando topped Huron with nine points and Ava Winnestaffer had eight. |
MANSFIELD — Bellevue set a program record for points in a game Tuesday in a 96-43 thumping of Mansfield. |
The Lady Red (3-0) set the tone early, grabbing a 26-7 lead by the end of the first period. |
Casey Santoro fueled the rout with 33 points, Cory Santoro tossed in 21, Riley Mohr hit five 3-pointers on the way to 19 points and Payton Vogel scored 11. |
NEW WASHINGTON — Buckeye Central made Wynford pay for a cold night of shooting Tuesday, dropping the Royals 51-37 in Northern 10 Athletic Conference play. |
Wynford (2-2, 0-1 N10) hit on just 29 percent of its field goal tries, ending 16 for 55. |
Lexi Evak and Claudia Pifher both scored 15 points for the Bucks (2-1, 1-0), with Evak also hauling in 10 rebounds. |
Taylor Ratliff scored eight points and Courtney Pifher had seven boards and three assists. |
Olivia Grove’s 10 points led Wynford and Kaylee Smith had eight. |
Tuesday marks the 10th anniversary of the beginning of the three-month NATO bombing campaign of the former Yugoslavia – and a decade later, the wounds of the war are still felt. |
Throughout the areas which have been affected by NATO bombings, hundreds of people are dying of cancer. Experts say that this may be a result of uranium shells being used. |
A little cemetery in Bratunac, Eastern Bosnia became the final resting place for a number of cancer victims. A local resident, who preferred to remain anonymous, gave RT the names of some who are buried there. He says they all died of cancer. |
Djoko Zelenovic, who worked in the local military repair factory, died from the disease at the age of 65. The 35 year-old mother of two small children also rests here. |
There used to be no more than one or two funerals a year in this small Serbian village in Eastern Bosnia. Since NATO dropped bombs on Sarajevo in the summer of 1995, the number has climbed to as many as one or two deaths a month. |
Nikola Zelenovic’s parents are buried here. He says they were healthy until the NATO bombings and is now spearheading an investigation. |
Starting on March 24th, 1999, for three months NATO bombed Serb targets in the Former Republic of Yugoslavia. Four years earlier its forces had bombed Bosnia-Herzegovina. |
Their aim was to end the fighting between Serbs and Albanians who lived in the areas. |
In Kosovo, the number of cancer patients has grown three times over the last ten years, while in Bosnia-Herzegovina, already more than a thousand people have died from cancer. |
In Pale, Bosnia-Herzegovina, the war crimes court is recording evidence of an increased number of cancer patients. The court says that the pieces of ammunition found in the bombed areas had a much higher level of radiation than is internationally allowed. Investigators are convinced that this radiation is the underlyin... |
Simo Tusevljak, the coordinator of the Research and documentation of war crimes, stated that “we believe that this was a deliberate attempt by NATO forces to kill as many people as possible. It was also a chance for the West to test new weapons.” . |
NATO hasn't commented on the claims and has dismissed Serbian and Italian investigations. |
There has been no other independent research conducted on the subject. |
The little cemetery in Bratunac is already full. But locals fear the number of cancer victims will continue to grow for at least the next fifty years, or for as long as it takes for the air to clean. |
Ten years after the NATO bombings, the alliance still has a lot to answer for. But no matter when those answers come (or whether they will come at all) they will be too late for the cancer victims. |
Catholic Charities Fort Worth has a zealous goal to end poverty in our community, one family at a time. This takes many forms, and as you’ve seen lately on the news, one of those is by caring for some of the most vulnerable members of our society— children. |
As a partner with the federal government through the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) and the United States Council of Catholic Bishops (USCCB), Catholic Charities Fort Worth provides care for unaccompanied children as well as unaccompanied refugee minors and has done so for many years. Unaccompanied children can m... |
These children are welcomed with love, offered clean, new clothes to provide them with dignity, and given their own beds and chests of drawers. For some, it is the first time they’ve ever had anything to call their own. Catholic Charities also coordinates medical exams including vaccinations and testing, and assists th... |
Children that are not able to be reunited and are eligible for legal status are placed into long-term care through Catholic Charities’ International Foster Care (IFC) Program. IFC partners with foster families to provide children who have fled their country of origin with a safe, nurturing, culturally sensitive environ... |
Catholic Charities is always grateful for any monetary donation, which allows the organization to serve unaccompanied children and carry out its mission to end poverty in this community. Gift cards to Target or Wal-Mart are another great option. Or, you can contribute to a welcome box for the children. A full list of n... |
For those interested in the International Foster Care Program, Catholic Charities is also recruiting foster parents. For more information about this and other opportunities, email ifc@ccdofw.org. |
Catholic Charities is one of 20 wonderful nonprofit organizations featured in The Greatest Gift Catalog Ever, a proud partner with NBC 5. |
A budget satnav device without the budget specification! |
The NavCam 7500 uses Navigator 2006 software provided by the those very nice men at the AA. As well as the usual 2D and 3D mapping, the voice alerts, and full seven digit postcode searching, this brings one unexpected delight to drivers of older bangers: a breakdown button. Now don’t get too excited, this isn’t in the ... |
To think of this as just being another satnav unit would be a mistake, it’s rather more than the sum of its parts. Parts that include a basic MP3 player and photo slideshow viewer. More importantly, though, is the speed camera warning functionality that provides both visual and vocal and fully directional alerts for al... |
The Traffic Message Channel provides the TMC bit of the NavCam equation, with real-time road traffic congestion alerts and automatic re-routing. The TMC FM receiver is included in the package, as is a lifetime license for the alerts which is a nice touch and one avoided by many of the cheaper suppliers. |
The 3.5-inch touchscreen LCD has a 320 x 240 Resolution with 64,000 colours and is surprisingly clear and bright. Thanks to the large on-screen buttons this can be used with just your finger (unless you have unfortunately fat ones of course) rather than the ridiculously small and easy to lose stylus provided. The 42,00... |
The integrated 12 channel SirfII based GPS-receiver is quick to pick up a signal and lock on to your location, and holds this well during travel. The only real disappointment is the battery life, the Lithium Ion 1000mAh unit providing only 1.5 hours of full navigation in our real world testing. This only becomes a prob... |
If you can live without the traffic alerts, then a non-TMC enabled device costs £50 less although we’d pay the extra for the extra functionality. |
At this price you don’t expect all the power that Evesham have included as standard with the NavCam 7500TMC. You don’t often stumble across a bargain in the world of SatNav, but this is it. |
The William & Mary Committee on Sustainability has announced the fall 2015 Green Fee Awards. A total of $68,333 has been dedicated to sustainability projects around campus this semester. |
The Green Fee program began as a grassroots student initiative in 2008. Since then, it has funded hundreds of sustainability projects led by students, faculty and staff around the William & Mary campuses. This semester saw a wide variety of proposals, from campus-wide initiatives to innovative sustainability research p... |
The funding provided by the COS will allow William & Mary bee-keepers to test the use of plastic beehive materials on campus. Many farmers and beekeepers have used wooden frames for keeping bees and harvesting honey for centuries. These materials are readily available and easy to find. However, some inventors have rece... |
W&M Law School's Student Environmental & Animal Law Society (SEALS) will use its COS funding to install rain barrels on the Gradplex to mitigate the flow of rain water into the detention pond behind the law school, allowing the banks to dry out more quickly after rainfall. Meanwhile, facilities management will work on ... |
Crim Dell is the visual centerpiece of campus, yet water quality has degraded dramatically in the last decade. This COS-funded project will test whether the delivery of nutrients that cause algal blooms can be reduced by installing a reactive, fibrous mat through which water must flow prior to discharge into Crim Dell.... |
In order to encourage the use of reusable water bottles on campus, the COS will provide additional funding for the installation of two water bottle filling stations in the ISC. This will provide filtered and accessible tap water to the students, faculty, and visitors of the chemistry, biology and psychology departments... |
As part of the process to create a comprehensive single-stream recycling program across campus, the COS will fund three new recycling bins for the Sadler Center. These new bins will create more access to recycling in a high traffic area of campus and replace the current type-specific bins in the building. |
The COS will fund the purchase of a new Bookeye Scanner in the Swem Library. The current scanner will be moved to the physics library in Small Hall, helping both the physics department and library save paper and ink. The new Swem scanner will allow students to upload the PDFs right to their mobile devices. The scanner ... |
The Native Plant Nursery has healthy seedlings of seven hardwood species, grown from acorns and seeds collected from the W&M environment. The COS award will purchase tree protectors, stakes and forestry labels to protect young trees from deer predation and encourage continued survival of native trees, contributing to c... |
In an ongoing effort to decrease plastic bottle use at William & Mary, COS will fund the installation of a new refillable water station in William & Mary Hall. This new refillable station will provide filtered drinking water to members of the campus community. Refillable water stations eliminate the taste issues some i... |
The COS will provide a grant that covers two-thirds of the cost and installation fees for three serpentine-style bike racks: two at Swem Library and one at Washington Hall. The rest of the funds will be provided by Parking and Transportation Services. Cycling is a low-emissions form of transportation, but currently man... |
SEAC Gardens members erected a Garden Shelter this summer, but the floor was left unfinished. To complete the project according to the original shelter proposal, COS will provide a grant to lay a brick floor and build benches to place in the structure. Brick flooring and benches will improve the space’s visual appeal a... |
To promote the importance of wetlands, living shorelines and the sustainability of our coastal ecosystem, the COS will fund the creation of an interactive wetlands exhibit in the VIMS Visitors Center. This project will utilize a living wetland exhibit, enclosed in an aquarium and consisting of aquatic shallows, upland ... |
Park Rx partners with healthcare providers, providing them the training and tools to ‘prescribe’ their patients time in area parks to enhance mental and physical health and treat and prevent lifestyle driven illnesses. The COS-funded Phase II of GWA Park Rx will improve upon and scale up the program on campus and in th... |
Since 2012 the VIMS Community Garden has provided space for VIMS faculty, students and staff to grow healthy food for their families, recycle organic waste via composting, and build a sense of community through the exchange of environmentally-friendly gardening knowledge. The COS will provide funds to build a new garde... |
In an ongoing effort to decrease plastic bottle usage and increase sustainability on the William & Mary campus, the Committee on Sustainability will fund the installation of one new refillable water bottle station in the School of Education. The School of Education is a LEED Gold certified sustainable building, and the... |
William & Mary’s campus has an extensive collection of conifer trees from all over the world. Last year, walking tour was created that highlighted different trees from all seven continents in order to promote appreciation of campus’ biological diversity. The tour also consisted of a map layer that can be accessed onlin... |
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Today's News: Our Take - Who's Getting Married on the Office Finale? |
Wedding bells will be ringing on the series finale of The Office. But who's getting hitched? |
According to a synopsis of the one-hour episode, which airs Thurs., May 16 at 8/7c on NBC, past and present Dunder Mifflin employees gather for a wedding and to do one final round of interviews with the documentary crew, months after the original documentary airs. |
Exclusive Office Sneak Peek: Will Angela get back together with Dwight? |
Among the familiar faces returning for the finale are original stars Mindy Kaling and B.J. Novak, according to NBC. Also look for Rachael Harris, Dakota Johnson, Joan Cusack, Ed Begley Jr., Malcolm Barrett, Matt Jones, Andy Buckley, Bobby Ray Shafer and Mike Schur to put in a final appearance. |
The mystery remains, however, as to who will be walking down the aisle. Is it Dwight (Rainn Wilson) and Angela (Angela Kinsey)? (Why else would Schur's Cousin Mose be in the episode?) Or could NBC pull a fast one and have the crew gather for the nuptials of Michael (Steve Carell) and Holly (Amy Ryan)? Only time will te... |
Russian warships have launched more than more than two dozen missiles at targets in Syria, according to a news report. |
Four Russian naval vessels in the Caspian Sea launched a total of 26 cruise missiles at 11 targets affiliated with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, according to an article Wednesday from the Russian news organization RT. Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu was quoted in the article as saying, "According to obje... |
The ships were identified in the report as the Gepard-class frigate Dagestan and the Buyan-M-class corvettes Grad Sviyazhsk, Uglich and Veliky Ustyug. They're armed with Kalibr-NK launchers, which can launch missiles capable of hitting targets at distances of up to about 1,550 miles (2,500 kilometers). |
The missiles reportedly struck ISIS targets Raqqa, Idlib and Aleppo provinces. |
But because Russian aircraft now flying out of Syria could have just as easily carried out the attack, the public acknowledgement of the cruise-missile strike is likely designed as a show of force to demonstrate the potential of the Russian navy, including its smaller corvettes. |
MANILA, Philippines - As an ode to YStyle’s favorite leading ladies, we’ve rounded up a list of items that can bring you a step closer to owning a piece from these cult films. |
Whether it’s to fawn over Trip Fontaine’s luscious locks or to cozy yourself up in a Carol-approved silk scarf, it’s no secret that this lineup could spark a shopping trip or two. Channel your inner femme fatale as we give you a cheat sheet on where you can easily buy these pieces around the metro. So tell us, who’s yo... |
Despite the Lisbon sisters’ tragic end, we can’t help but wrap ourselves around the Sofia Coppola-directed film with its dreamy treatment and soft focus close-ups. The movie revolves around the elusive Lisbon sisters who live in a strict and religious household. Each of the girls captures the attention of the neighborh... |
Dress up your personal space, lux-style, with an ivory cross from AC+632, Motorino turntable from Satchmi, a photograph of Trip Fontaine dressed in a silver floral frame from AC+632, Penhaligon’s Tea Collection Votice Candles and Annick Goutal Petite Cherie perfume from Adora. |
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