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Hayden Gillim (79) won Saturday’s Mission King Of The Baggers race over his teammate James Rispoli (43). Photo by Brian J. Nelson .jpeg
Hayden Gillim (79) won Saturday’s Mission King Of The Baggers race over his teammate James Rispoli (43). Photo by Brian J. Nelson .jpeg
Evaluation of Seasonal Differences Among Three NOAA Climate Data Records of Precipitation
Abstract Three satellite precipitation datasets – CMORPH, PERSIANN-CDR, and GPCP – from the NOAA/Climate Data Record program were evaluated in their ability to capture seasonal differences in precipitation for the period 2007-2018 over the conterminous United States. Data from the in-situ US Climate Reference Network (USCRN) provided reference precipitation measurements and collocated atmospheric conditions (temperature) at the daily scale.
USA nakładają sankcje na Białoruś. M.in. na największe ciężarówki świata
Nowe amerykańskie sankcje wobec Białorusi dotkną fabryk produkujących białoruskie samochody. Ale odczuje je także sam Aleksander Łukaszenka. USA nałożyły kolejny pakiet sankcji na Białoruś w przeddzień Dnia Wolności, czyli nieuznawanego przez reżim Aleksandra Łukaszenki, ale czczonego przez opozycję nieoficjalnego święta. Upamiętnia on powstanie pierwszego niepodległego białoruskiego państwa – Białoruskiej Republiki Ludowej – proklamowanej 25 marca 1918 r.
Ascension
Nicholas Binge. Riverhead, $27 (352p) ISBN 978-0-593-53958-3 The incredible premise of this superlative science fiction thriller from Binge (Professor Everywhere) gains credibility through the adroit presentation of the main narrative through letters and the pitch-perfect characterization of the brilliant lead, Harold Tunmore, who’s haunted by a fatal error caused by his own arrogance. Harold, a British surgical consultant turned physicist, disappeared in 1990, leaving his family bereft.
Sunsetter
Curtis LeBlanc. ECW, $17.95 trade paper (240p) ISBN 978-1-77041-690-1 Poet LeBlanc (Little Wild) makes his fiction debut with a taut thriller set over three days in the Canadian prairie town of Perron, which has been in decline since the end of the oil boom. On the opening afternoon of the Sunsetter rodeo, Dallan Dermott and his best buddy, Brooks, check out a place to buy drugs in the midway, watch the first chuck wagon races of the weekend, and drink beer.
Laurel: Happy Thanksgiving to all!
SheKnows Brooke Shields' New Risque Photo Reminds Us We Can Be Playful & Sexy At Any Age Living icon Brooke Shields blessed our timelines with a rather risque snapshot — and we’re obsessed with how happy she looks in it. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brooke Shields (@brookeshields) On Nov 17, Shields posted a snapshot of herself to Instagram, captioning the photographer and outlet.
Interview with Brian Nelson
The Last Sword Maker by Brian Nelson is one of the best thrillers I read this year. With elements of conspiracy, a virus that might wipe out the entire world (ahem!) and spies, this book is a must- read. Thanks to Michelle of FSB Associates, I got a chance to ask Brian a few questions. Hello Brian and welcome to my blog The Book Decoder. Please tell me and my readers about yourself. I’m a generalist by nature.
Book Review: 'The Last Sword Maker: A Novel' By Brian Nelson
Home > Books > Book Review: ‘The Last Sword Maker: A Novel’ By Brian Nelson RedCarpetCrash June 9, 20202020-06-09T06:49:10-05:002020-06-09T06:49:10-05:00 Author Brian Nelson’s debut thriller is an action pack race between China and the United States for global supremacy. Filled with well-written characters and a plot that never lets up. It keeps the reader on the edge of your seats right up to the climatic ending. A real-page turner of a story.
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Opinion: Why Ohio State will win against Michigan
Ohio State senior wide receiver Binjimen Victor (9) celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the first half of the game against Maryland Nov. 9. Ohio State won 73-14. Credit: Amal Saeed | Photo Editor Heading into Saturday’s game, it will have been 2,926 days since Michigan beat Ohio State. This past year, the Wolverines were supposed to snap the losing streak and take back control of one of college football’s greatest rivalries.
Football: Top 5 solo performances against Michigan
Ohio State redshirt sophomore quarterback Dwayne Haskins (7) looks to throw a pass in the first half of the game against Michigan on Nov. 24, 2018. Ohio State won 62-39. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia Ohio State-Michigan is a matchup in which one big play is like two or three in any other. The reverberations of a standout Buckeye performance in The Game are felt for years to come, and The Lantern picked five that are still running through our minds years later: 5.
Football: Five takeaways from Ohio State’s win against Wisconsin
Ohio State junior running back J.K. Dobbins (2) celebrates after a run in the second half of the game against Wisconsin on Oct. 26. Ohio State won 38-3. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia No. 3 Ohio State defeated then-No. 13 Wisconsin Saturday 38-7, its first win against a top 15 team. The Buckeyes outgained the Badgers 431 yards to 191, mounting 264 rushing yards against a defense that entered the contest allowing roughly 60 per game.
Football: Five takeaways from Ohio State’s win at Northwestern
The Buckeyes sing “Carmen Ohio” following in the first half of the game against Northwestern on Oct. 18. Ohio State won 52-3. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Managing Editor for Multimedia Friday was a rematch of the 2018 Big Ten Championship game for No. 4 Ohio State and Northwestern. The result was the same for the Buckeyes, with the score even more lopsided.
Devil (2010) ⭐ 6.3 | Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Director Writers All cast & crew Production, box office & more at IMDbPro Trivia The inspiration for the film comes from the folktale "The Devil's Meeting," in which the Devil roams the earth in human form torturing the living. The film also mentions the folktale. Goofs 9 minutes into the film, as the elevator door closes, the last Passenger puts his arm in the way to stop it, but it is not visible in the mirror.
Five Takeaways: Nebraska
No. 5 Ohio State travelled to Lincoln, Nebraska Saturday to take on the Cornhuskers in its first night game and second Big Ten matchup on the road. Head coach Ryan Day called Nebraska “by far” the best team the Buckeyes had faced so far, but that didn’t stop Ohio State from putting up a 48-7 beatdown on the Cornhuskers in their backyard.
Big Ten Preview: Wisconsin Badgers
Wisconsin is quickly proving that 2018 was an outlier in the program’s history. This past season was the worst year for the Badgers since 2012 — back in Bret Bielema’s final year as head coach. Wisconsin finished with an 8-5 record and missed the Big Ten Championship for the first time since 2015. After a convincing win over then-No. 13 Michigan 35-14 last Saturday, the No. 8 Badgers showed they are to be taken seriously, especially in Big Ten title conversations.
Trigger Time: Practical Fundamentals
Fundamentals for Practical Shooting Beginners By Brian Nelson Champion Shooter I have found Practical Shooting to be one of the most enjoyable pastimes available. The only thing more enjoyable than shooting a practical handgun match is beating people at a practical handgun match! This article focuses on the marksmanship fundamentals that, if practiced and applied correctly, will enable you to beat people at your first match.
Men’s Volleyball: Ohio State sweeps Quincy with strong offensive showing
Sophomore outside hitter Martin Lallemand (6) attacking the ball against Loyola on Sunday, Feb. 24, 2019 at St. John Arena in Columbus, Ohio. Credit: Kaycie Golic | For The Lantern The Ohio State men’s volleyball team (8-16, 3-7 MIVA) dominated the entire match on Saturday night, as the Buckeyes’ hot offense continued their strong production and swept Quincy (5-18, 0-10 MIVA), 25-12, 25-17, 25-20.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State hosts Morehead State in first round of WNIT
The Ohio State bench celebrates Janai Crooms’ and-one basket in the second half of the game against Rutgers on March 3. Ohio State lost 66-56. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Photo Editor After losing to Wisconsin 73-63 in the Big Ten tournament, the Ohio State women’s basketball team finished the season with a 14-14 record. As a result, Ohio State failed to qualify for the women’s NCAA tournament.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State falls to WIsconsin 73-63 in first round of Big Ten tournament
Ohio State freshman guard Janai Crooms (3) listens to coach Kevin McGuff during a timeout in the game against Penn State on Feb 6. Ohio State won 78-73. Credit: Cori Wade | For The Lantern The Ohio State women’s basketball team (14-14, 10-8 Big Ten) was defeated from beyond the 3-point arc Thursday, as Wisconsin (15-17, 4-14 Big Ten) came back from a 10-point deficit at halftime and made 11-of-17 from 3 to upset the Buckeyes 73-63.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State commits 30 turnovers, falls to Rutgers 66-56 in regular season finale
Ohio State head coach Kevin McGuff calls out a play in the first half of the game against Rutgers on March 3. Ohio State lost 66-56. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Photo Editor It was a tale of two halves for the Ohio State women’s basketball team (14-13, 10-8) when it took on Rutgers (21-8, 13-5) on Sunday. Despite outscoring the Scarlet Knights 22-9 in the first quarter, the Buckeyes’ ugly side reared its head in the second half, as Rutgers overcame a 13-point deficit at halftime to take the win 66-56.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State wins fourth straight with 61-50 victory against Wisconsin
Ohio State guard Carmen Grande (1) dribbles the ball up the court in the second half of the game against Indiana on Jan. 10. Ohio State won 55-50. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Photo Editor The Ohio State women’s basketball team (14-12, 10-7 Big Ten) continued its hot streak, winning 10 of its past 14 games, with a 61-50 win against Wisconsin(13-16, 4-13). Thursday’s game saw four players score 10 points or more, with redshirt senior guard Carmen Grande leading the way for Ohio State.
Men’s Basketball: Ohio State falls to No. 24 Maryland 72-62
Ohio State sophomore forward Kaleb Wesson (34) dribbles the ball during the second half of the game against Northwestern on Feb. 20. Ohio State won 63-49. Credit: Amal Saeed | Assistant Photo Editor The Ohio State men’s basketball team (17-10, 7-9 Big Ten) faced a tough road match against the No. 24 Maryland (21-7, 12-5) and could not get the job done, losing to the Terrapins 72-62.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State dominates No. 23 Rutgers on road 59-39
Ohio State redshirt senior guard Carly Santoro (10) goes up for a shot in the game against Penn State on Feb 6. Ohio State won 78-73. Credit: Cori Wade | Lantern Photographer The Ohio State women’s basketball team (11-12, 7-7 Big Ten) came away with a commanding victory on the road against No. 23 Rutgers (17-7, 9-4 Big Ten) by a score of 59-39 on Thursday. The 39 points are the least Ohio State has allowed to a ranked team in program history.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State unable to stop Gustafson in 78-52 loss to No. 16 Iowa
Ohio State freshman guard Janai Crooms (3) listens to coach Kevin McGuff during a timeout in the game against Penn State on Feb 6. Ohio State won 78-73. Credit: Cori Wade | Lantern Photographer The Ohio State women’s basketball team could not stop Iowa Hawkeye senior forward Megan Gustafson enough to get the win on Sunday.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State comes away with 78-70 victory at home against Illinois
Ohio State freshman guard Dorka Juhasz (14) attempts to put up a layup in the first half of the game against Indiana on Jan. 10. Ohio State won 55-50. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Photo Editor Thursday night’s contest between the Ohio State women’s basketball team and the Illinois Fighting Illini featured an ensemble performance from the Buckeyes that led to the victory.
Women’s Basketball: Momentum-driven Ohio State attempts to stall struggling Illinois
Ohio State junior guard Jensen Caretti (33) takes a jump shot in the second half of the game against Indiana on Jan 10. Ohio State won 55-50. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Photo Editor With two straight losses and only one road win — an overtime win against Penn State — to its name, the odds were not in the Ohio State women’s basketball team’s favor as it headed up to Minneapolis to face off against Minnesota.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State rides comeback to 65-55 victory against Minnesota
Ohio State guard Carmen Grande (1) attempts to put up a layup in the second half of the game against Indiana on Jan 10. Ohio State won 55-50. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Photo Editor The Ohio State women’s basketball team (8-10, 4-5 Big Ten) led a comeback on the road against Minnesota (13-6, 2-7 Big Ten), going on a 16-0 run in the fourth quarter to clinch a 65-55 victory. This win marks a turnaround for the Buckeyes after losing their previous two games against Michigan and Maryland.
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State comes back down 18 late, defeats Penn State 76-71 in overtime
Ohio State freshman guard Dorka Juhasz (14) attempts to put up a layup in the first half of the game against Indiana on Jan. 10. Ohio State won 55-50. Credit: Casey Cascaldo | Photo Editor The Ohio State women’s basketball team (7-8, 3-3 Big Ten) overcame an 18-point deficit in the fourth quarter to win 76-71 in overtime against the Penn State Nittany Lions (9-8, 2-4 Big Ten).
Women’s Basketball: Ohio State nets second top 25 win with 65-55 victory against No. 17 Michigan State
Ohio State redshirt senior guard Carly Santoro (10) and other members of the women’s basketball team celebrate in the first half of the game against South Florida. Ohio State lost 71-47. Credit: Nick Hudak | For The Lantern Ohio State was led to victory on Monday behind the efforts of Carly Santoro.
Women’s Hockey: No. 7 Ohio State drops series finale 5-2 to Wisconsin
Ohio State then-junior forward Charly Dahlquist (5) send the puck down the rink in the first period of the game against Minnesota on Jan. 19. Credit: Will Sharp | For The Lantern The No. 7 Ohio State women’s hockey team (15-7, 9-5 WCHA) couldn’t get it done in the second game against No. 1 Wisconsin (19-2, 10-2 WCHA), falling 5-2 in a game controlled by the Badgers throughout.
Women’s Hockey: No. 6 Ohio State heads back on road for rematch against Minnesota State
Ohio State then-freshman goalie Andrea Braendli (30) prepares for a shot in the game against Minnesota State on Oct. 11. Ohio State won 4-0. Credit: Wyatt Crosher | Assistant Sports Editor The Ohio State women’s hockey team is set and ready to go for a road trip after a bye week of preparation. No. 6 Ohio State (11-5, 7-3 WCHA) last played Nov. 17 when it swept Minnesota Duluth at home in a top 10 matchup.
Women’s Hockey: Skaggs gets hat trick in No. 7 Ohio State sweep of No. 7 Minnesota Duluth
Ohio State then-freshman forward Tatum Skaggs (11) races to the puck in the first period of the game against Minnesota on Jan. 19. Ohio State won 3-2. Credit: Jack Westerheide | Managing Editor for Design The Ohio State women’s hockey team (11-5, 7-3 WCHA) capped off a series sweep of Minnesota Duluth (5-6-1, 3-5-1 WCHA) with a 4-1 win on Saturday. Sophomore forward Tatum Skaggs led the way, earning the second hat trick of her college career.
Women’s Hockey: No. 7 Ohio State rebounds with 3-1 home win against No. 7 Minnesota Duluth
Ohio State women’s hockey head coach, Nadine Muzerall speaks to the team during a November practice in Ohio State Ice Rink. Credit: Jacob Myers | Former Managing Editor The No. 7 Ohio State women’s hockey team (10-5, 6-3 WCHA) won a difficult battle against an Olympic gold medalist in convincing fashion, defeating No. 7 Minnesota Duluth (5-5-1, 3-4-1 WCHA) 3-1 on Friday. Senior forward Madison Field was the hero of the night, scoring two goals in the Buckeye victory.
Women’s Hockey: No. 7 Ohio State attempts to rebound against No. 7 Minnesota Duluth
Ohio State freshman goalie Andrea Braendli (20) and sophomore goalie Lynsey Wallace warm up before their game against Minnesota State on Oct. 12. Ohio State won 4-0. Credit: Wyatt Crosher | Assistant Sports Editor The Ohio State women’s hockey team will attempt to recover from a tough road trip as it returns home to a top-10 series against Minnesota Duluth. No. 7 Ohio State (9-5, 5-3 WCHA) was swept by Bemidji State, a team that was 0-9-1 before facing the Buckeyes.
Women’s Hockey: Andrea Braendli finds new goal as Ohio State goaltender
Ohio State then-freshman goalie Andrea Braendli (30) prepares for a shot in the game against Minnesota State on Oct. 11. Ohio State won 4-0. Credit: Wyatt Crosher | Assistant Sports Editor Ohio State women’s hockey freshman goaltender Andrea Braendli is no stranger to success. Before coming to Ohio State, she was a member of the Swiss National Team during the 2018 Winter Olympics as its backup goaltender.
Women’s Hockey: No. 4 Ohio State swept by Bemidji State
The No. 4 Ohio State women’s hockey team (9-5, 5-3 WCHA) struggled on the road against Bemidji State (2-9-1, 2-5-1 WCHA) as the Buckeyes were swept for the first time this season, falling to the Athletics 2-1 on Friday and losing 4-2 on Saturday.. Ohio State outshot Bemidji State in shots on goal 38-24 i, but the Athletics defense proved to be a worthy adversary of the Buckeyes, giving their offense just enough leeway to come away with the win.
Women’s Hockey: No. 4 Ohio State travels north to face winless Bemidji State
Ohio State hopes to build off its momentum from the previous week as it heads back on the road to play a team hungry for its first win of the season in Bemidji State. No. 4 Ohio State (9-3, 5-1 WCHA) swept St. Cloud State in commanding fashion on Nov. 2 and 3, but it will quickly find a new challenge in winless-Bemidji State (0-9-1, 0-5-1 WCHA) The Athletics nearly pulled off an upset on the road against No. 2 Minnesota, but were ultimately unsuccessful losing a close game 2-1.
Women’s Hockey: No. 4 Ohio State sweeps St. Cloud State with 3-2 victory
Sophomore forward Emma Maltais and the Buckeyes were on point Saturday against St. Cloud State, coming out with a commanding performance that led to a 3-2 win. With the win, Ohio State (9-3, 5-1 WCHA) completed the weekend sweep of St. Cloud State (4-8, 2-6 WCHA). “It’s nice to see that we played six solid periods of hockey,” Ohio State head coach Nadine Muzerall said. “You just build confidence from that. They were all hard fought and all four lines got to play, illustrating our depth.
Women’s Hockey: Ohio State rallies for win against St. Cloud State
The No. 4 Ohio State women’s hockey team (8-3, 4-1 WCHA) sent Buckeye fans home happy with the exciting come-from-behind win over the St. Cloud State Huskies (4-7, 2-5 WCHA). Senior forward Madison Field was the playmaker for the Buckeyes on Friday, scoring two goals and giving the Buckeyes the 3-2 win after being down for more than half the game.
Women’s Hockey: No. 4 Ohio State comes back home to face St. Cloud State
After two weeks on the road facing consecutive Top 10 teams, the No. 4 Ohio State women’s hockey team returns home to face another tough test, this time in a matchup between Olympic goaltenders. The Buckeyes (7-3, 3-1 WCHA) take on St. Cloud State (4-6, 2-4 WCHA) in a conference showdown that pits former teammates against each other.
Women’s Hockey: No. 4 Ohio State splits series with No. 10 St. Lawrence
The No. 4 Ohio State women’s hockey team (7-3, 3-1 WCHA) continued its road trip, facing the No. 10 St. Lawrence Saints in their second-consecutive top 10 matchup and their third of the season. The Buckeyes split the series, losing the first game 3-2 and winning the second game 6-1. Despite Ohio State only allowing one power play goal heading into the game, St. Lawrence took advantage of early mistakes by the Buckeyes in the first period to score two power play goals and take the lead.
Women’s Hockey: No. 4 Ohio State faces second straight ranked opponent in No. 10 St. Lawrence
Ohio State freshman goaltender Andrea Braendli made headlines for the second straight week after she was named WCHA Goaltender of the Week for her performance against No. 3 Minnesota. Braendli and the No. 4 Ohio State women’s hockey team took on the Gophers in a top-five matchup last week. After losing the first game 3-0, the Buckeyes came away with a strong road victory by a score of 3-2 in Game 2.
Women’s Hockey: No. 4 Ohio State splits road series with No. 3 Minnesota
The No. 4 Ohio State women’s hockey team (6-2, 3-1 WCHA) traveled up to Minneapolis to take on the No. 3 Minnesota Golden Gophers (6-1-1, 4-1-1 WCHA) in an early Top 5 matchup that saw a series split. The first game was won by Minnesota by a score of 3-0 and the Buckeyes won the second by a score of 3-2. Ohio State found themselves overmatched on the road against a tough Minnesota team and despite its efforts, lost 3-0.
Women’s Hockey: Braendli and Maltais lead No. 4 Ohio State against No. 3 Minnesota
The Ohio State women’s hockey team faces its first major road test as the team travels to Minnesota for a battle between two top dogs of the Women’s Hockey Collegiate Association Conference. The No. 4 Buckeyes (5-1-0, 2-0-0-0 WCHA) will face off against the No. 3 Gophers (5-0-1, 3-0-1-0 WCHA) in an early matchup in conference play with two games this weekend.
Women’s Hockey: No. 5 Ohio State starts conference play against Minnesota State
The No. 5 Ohio State women’s hockey team opens Western Collegiate Hockey Association conference play this weekend against Minnesota State. The Buckeyes are coming off a challenging early series matchup against No. 8 Colgate. Ohio State split the series, winning the first game by a score of 4-3, then earning its first loss of the season, as Colgate overcame a 2-0 deficit after the first period to come back and win 5-2.
Women’s Hockey: No. 5 Ohio State records first loss of season against No. 8 Colgate
No. 5 Ohio State (3-1) lost its first game of the season in the second game of the weekend series against No. 8 Colgate (2-2) by a score of 5-2. Ohio State head coach Nadine Muzerall said she saw a different team than the one that defeated the Raiders last night. “You don’t know why a team can play so dominant yesterday and the first 20 minutes of the first period and then disappear,” Muzerall said.
Women’s Hockey: No. 5 Ohio State comes away with win in home opener against No. 8 Colgate
Women’s Hockey: No. 5 Ohio State comes away with win in home opener against No. 8 Colgate No. 5 Ohio State (3-0) came away with a strong victory against No. 8 Colgate (1-2) in the Buckeyes’ home opener, winning by a score of 4-3. “It was exhausting. Because emotionally, mentally and physically you are preparing,” Ohio State head coach Nadine Muzerall said. “Then, it’s 60 minutes of a back and forth game.
Women’s Hockey: No. 5 Ohio State debuts at home against No. 8 Colgate
The No. 5 Ohio State women’s hockey team returns to Columbus for its home opening weekend series against No. 8 Colgate. The Buckeyes started their season off with two wins against Quinnipiac in Connecticut, winning both contests by scores of 3-2. Now, with opening jitters shaken off, the Buckeyes will find themselves tested early in the season against Colgate.
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