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Artemis: volvemos a la Luna 50 años después
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Artemis: volvemos a la Luna 50 años después Autores: Michael Greshko, Dan Winters (fot.) Localización: National geographic, ISSN 1138-1434, Vol. 53, Nº. 4 (OCT), 2023, págs. 2-33 Idioma: español Texto completo no disponible (Saber más ...) Resumen El programa Artemis de la NASA se prepara para enviar humanos a nuestro satélite por primera vez desde 1972.
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Bonnaroo Bound: 16 years after skyrocketing to fame, Morristown’s Leming is once again charting his own path to success
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32 Winning Photos Of 2022 Selected By The Siena International Photo Awards
Photography is a craft that includes the knowledge of lighting, composition, and good timing. But most important of all is curiosity that makes the images worth getting a prestigious award. This year, the jury has selected the 34 best images of 2022, and we invite you to explore the power one image can capture. The Siena International Photo Awards is one of the most prestigious photography awards in the world.
WHO 13 Anchor Dan Winters Leaving Des Moines Station After 18 Years to Spend More Time with His Family
Dan Winters spent the past 18 years at WHO 13. On May 25, his run ends when the weeknight anchor and reporter departs the Des Moines news station. Winters, an Iowa State grad, said the recent losses of his sister and nephew made him realize that he wanted to spend more time with his family. “Shannon and I have worked opposite schedules since the day we met,” Winters wrote on Facebook about his schedule with his wife. “Now, we have three kids who are growing so fast.
The Lucrative Evolution of Nerf Guns
TJ Rieth. Photo: Dan Winters This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. One hot morning at a park in Atlanta, a few dozen members of the SouthEast Nerf Club gathered around folding tables, eyeing each other’s specced-up toy guns. Some they’d built from scratch; others came out of the box fully loaded. A mountain-shaped man unzipped a rifle case to reveal two AR15 look-alikes made of cheery blue-and-orange plastic.
The Lucrative Evolution of Nerf Guns
toys Mar. 7, 2022 The lucrative evolution of toy guns that are tricked out for war. Photographs by Dan Winters Text by Rachel Monroe TJ Rieth. Photo: Dan Winters TJ Rieth. Photo: Dan Winters TJ Rieth. Photo: Dan Winters This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. One hot morning at a park in Atlanta, a few dozen members of the SouthEast Nerf Club gathered around folding tables, eyeing each other’s specced-up toy guns.
Johnston announces new golf hotel entertainment venue
by: Dan Winters Posted: Feb 22, 2022 / 04:13 PM CST Updated: Feb 22, 2022 / 04:13 PM CST In an announcement exclusive to WHO 13 News, Johnston Mayor Paula Dierenfeld shared plans for the city council to vote Tuesday night to move forward with “Bombers.” The new golf-hotel-restaurant-entertainment venue will be built in partnership between the city and Stoye & Kann Development. It represents the cornerstone of a bold new vision for the south Merle Hay Rd. entrance to Johnston.
Surviving the ‘widowmaker’: Iowa family pushes for more AEDs
DES MOINES, Iowa — Job Cooper’s brush with death happened on Oct. 14, 2020, during a political rally at Des Moines International Airport. “[My wife, Kris, and I] were standing in line, waiting to actually get into the rally.” Job recalled. Kris said, “I was a little bit in front of him … and everybody kind of gasped and I turned around and he was on the ground.” Strangers immediately started performing CPR. Others gathered in a prayer circle. “And they could not bring his heartbeat back.” said Kris.
Des Moines City Council rule change places limits on motions without support
Posted: Jan 25, 2022 / 07:03 AM CST / Updated: Jan 25, 2022 / 07:04 AM CST DES MOINES, Iowa — Monday night, the Des Moines City Council changed some of its own rules. From now on, council members will not be able to make a motion unless they have the support of at least one other council member. The council approved the change on a 6-to-1 vote. It’s an attempt to stop council members from slowing down meetings to discuss items that have no chance of engaging the whole council.
Keanu Reeves & Carrie-Anne Moss: Cosmic Connection
Before they first entered the Matrix—that is, the massive soundstages in Australia where production would soon begin on the 1999 sci-fi megahit—stars Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss were tired and anxious. “I was experiencing Australian jet lag—not that jet lag is Australian, but the jet lag going from the States to Australia,” says Reeves, 57. “We were having coffee, looking out [at everything].
An Unassuming Accountant Helps Solve Missing Person Cases
Carl Koppelman took a long time to find his purpose. He grew up in El Segundo, a beach city in Los Angeles County, the youngest of five. He had a talent for drawing faces, covering his school folders in doodled caricatures of teachers. As he got older, he partied with friends at the beach and got into trouble for scaling fences to skateboard in empty backyard pools.
African-American police officers share their approach to ‘the job’
Police departments getting creative in the face of recruiting challenges Over the last year, public scrutiny of police officers has increased over cases of law enforcement killing and mistreating people of color. Those instances have made it difficult for police departments to recruit candidates. Now they are having to get creative. WHO 13's political director Dave Price spoke with agencies throughout Central Iowa on their efforts to keep their departments fully staffed.
African-American police officers provide their perspective on policing
4 dead, 159 unaccounted for as Florida condo collapse survivor search continues SURFSIDE, Fla. (NewsNation Now) — 159 people are still missing as the search for survivors continues Friday after part of a 12-story condo building in Florida collapsed. Officials confirmed that four people are dead and 120 people have been found. Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava is providing an update on the search at 8 a.m. ET. NewsNation is livestreaming the update in the player above.
Playing Catch-Up: The Race to Get Kids On Track With Learning Before Fall
by: Dan Winters Posted: May 18, 2021 / 09:55 PM CDT / Updated: May 18, 2021 / 09:55 PM CDT DES MOINES, Iowa — Most Iowa school districts will let out for Summer Break near the start of June. That’s the unofficial deadline for parents to have important conversations with teachers about learning that might have been missed during the pandemic, and how to make it up in time for fall. In a *survey of teachers, 85% said their students are behind. Some are lagging by as much as an entire school year.
Iowa DNR: Black bears could make Iowa their home in the near future
by: Staff Writer, Dan Winters Posted: May 14, 2021 / 07:27 AM CDT / Updated: May 14, 2021 / 07:17 AM CDT IOWA (WHO-TV) — Springtime has arrived in the Midwest and with it comes mating season and some surprise visitors to Iowa that shouldn’t be so surprising anymore. In recent years sightings of black bears in northeast Iowa are becoming more common. That isn’t a coincidence.
DNR: Black Bears Could Make Iowa Their Home in the Near Future
COVID-19 Positivity Rates in Iowa Continue to Decline DES MOINES, Iowa — The latest numbers from the Iowa Department of Public Health show three more Iowans have died from COVID-19 and there are 253 new cases of the virus in the state. The new numbers reflect testing reported on the IDPH’s COVID-19 website over the 24 hours between 10:00 a.m. Thursday and 10:00 a.m. Friday.
The TRUTH About COVID-19 Vaccines From Iowa’s Top Infectious Disease Specialists
by: Dan Winters, Dave Price, WHO 13 Digital Staff Posted: May 12, 2021 / 09:00 AM CDT / Updated: May 12, 2021 / 09:00 AM CDT A vial with the Biontech/Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19 disease is ready at the vaccination center of the Dron hospital in Tourcoing, northern France, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021.
The TRUTH About COVID-19 Vaccines From Iowa’s Top Infectious Disease Specialists
A vial with the Biontech/Pfizer vaccine against COVID-19 disease is ready at the vaccination center of the Dron hospital in Tourcoing, northern France, Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021. (AP Photo/Michel Spingler) DES MOINES, Iowa — The COVID-19 pandemic has killed more than three million people worldwide — including 582,000 Americans and nearly 6,000 Iowans — and caused international economic turmoil.
Cancer Survivor Pays It Forward for Habitat for Humanity’s ‘Rock the Block’
More Than One Million Iowans Vaccinated Against COVID-19; Positivity Rate Holds Steady DES MOINES, Iowa — The latest numbers from the Iowa Department of Public Health show one more Iowan has died from COVID-19 and there are 474 new cases of the virus in the state. The new numbers reflect testing reported on the IDPH’s COVID-19 website over the 24 hours between 10:00 a.m. Wednesday and 10:00 a.m. Thursday.
WATCH: Elderly Iowans Reunited With Family After a Year Without Hugs
by: Dan Winters Posted: Apr 2, 2021 / 07:54 PM CDT / Updated: Apr 2, 2021 / 07:54 PM CDT DES MOINES, Iowa — Despite all we have lost during this pandemic, don’t ever doubt the appreciation we gained for hugs. Ed and Sue Thompson hadn’t felt the warmth of Ed’s mother, Freda, in almost a year and a half. Freda lives at a long-term care facility in Des Moines. Like countless American families, the pandemic prevented the Thompsons from spending precious time with those they love.
U.S. Marshals Service Operation Finds Several Missing Iowa Children
by: Dan Winters Posted: Mar 26, 2021 / 06:16 PM CDT / Updated: Mar 26, 2021 / 06:16 PM CDT DES MOINES, Iowa — The United States Marshals Service is locating Iowa’s missing children and teenagers with the skills Marshals would typically use to hunt down fugitives. It’s called “Operation Homecoming.” “Each [missing child] case is unique,” said Deputy U.S. Marshal Scott Cannon, who oversees the effort in Iowa’s Southern District. “Sometimes [we are] looking for someone who doesn’t want to be found.
Des Moines Native is Making a Career of Telling ‘Black Stories for Black Children’
by: Dan Winters, WHO 13 Digital Staff Posted: Feb 10, 2021 / 05:51 PM CST / Updated: Feb 10, 2021 / 05:51 PM CST DES MOINES, IOWA — Don Tate knows what its like to find bookshelves devoid of anyone who looked like him as an African-American child growing up in Central Iowa. Now he’s made a career of filling those same shelves with the stories he couldn’t find. “When I grew up there weren’t a lot of books in the library featuring people who looked like mE,” says Tate, a Des Moines native.
Survivor Mission: Controversial Effort to Add Victim Rights to Iowa’s Constitution
DES MOINES, Iowa — You have the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney, the right to face your accuser, etc. We know the rights of the accused by heart. But few people realize crime victims have no legal rights in the State of Iowa Constitution. Leigh Bauder and Audrey Hartzler are sharing their horrific story in an effort to change that. “I was 17-years-old, high school cheerleader.
Fiery crash of SpaceX's Starship rocket ignites dreams of future spaceflight
The engines ignited with a burst of fiery exhaust, kicking up a bloom of brown dust, as the 165-foot-tall rocket, known as Serial Number 8 (SN8), made its way into the blue sky over Boca Chica Beach, outside Brownsville, Texas. The prototype seemed to stagger under its 110-ton weight, despite a trio of engines—each producing half a million pounds of thrust—propelling it through the air.
Remembering Brandon Lay: Iowa Veteran Dedicated Life to Helping Others With PTSD
by: Dan Winters Posted: Nov 23, 2020 / 10:40 PM CST / Updated: Nov 23, 2020 / 10:40 PM CST DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa’s military veterans and the people who advocate for them are feeling a tremendous sense of loss. On Saturday, Marine Corps veteran Brandon Lay of Des Moines committed suicide. It was the tragic end to a life dedicated to erasing the statistic of 22 American veteran suicides, per day.
Waukee School District Finding Success in its Return to In-Person Learning
by: Dan Winters Posted: Oct 24, 2020 / 05:57 PM CDT / Updated: Oct 24, 2020 / 05:57 PM CDT WAUKEE, Iowa — For many parents, the decision between in-person learning and online learning was one of the hardest they have had to make for their children. Waukee Community School District forced parents to choose between the two options. For those in-person learners, there are so far no regrets.
Questions Arise Over Large Sums of Money Small Airports are Receiving from CARES Act
by: Dan Winters Posted: Apr 24, 2020 / 08:36 AM CDT / Updated: Apr 24, 2020 / 08:37 AM CDT DES MOINES, Iowa — When congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, also known as the CARES Act, Mason City’s municipal airport director had no idea he’d be receiving $17,489,416. That’s enough money to operate the airport for roughly the next two decades. Dave Sims said, “(We) had to double-check that number.
Know Theatre's ‘Alabaster’ is a Thoughtful Drama with Goats
The Pulitzer Prize-nominated play "Alabaster" is an incredibly engaging narrative that demands all of your emotions in equal portions. Mar 2, 2020 4 PM Tweet Share Maggie Lou Rader (left) as June and Kelly Mengelkoch as Alice in "Alabaster."Dan R. WintersCRITIC's PICK Alabaster is a play about four troubled women — two of those women are goats, sure, but their problems are equally relevant to a human’s woe. The work succeeds as a moving exploration of loss, love and perception.
Nina Segal's Play 'In the Night Time' Copes With Parenthood in a Dying Age at Know Theatre
Unsure whether you’re an optimist or pessimist? "In the Night Time (Before the Sun Rises)" is required theater. Jan 20, 2020 5 PM Tweet Share Left to right: Brandon Burton and Elizabeth Chinn Molloy in Know Theatre's "In the Night Time (Before the Sun Rises)"Dan R. WintersCRITIC'S PICK We live in an age of unsurpassed existential dread. The ravaged environment, the unforgiving economy and the chances of nuclear war are grimly relevant topics that encircle us like hungry vultures.
A WWII Airman's Son Tracks Down His Father's Last Mission-to Destroy a Nazi Weapon Factory
The war couldn’t last much longer. Any day now a cheer would sweep across the airfield. No more missions, no more dice rolls, no more terror in the sky. A map in the Officer’s Club showed the advancing front lines, with Germany nearly pinched in half as the Americans and British pushed in from the west and the Russians squeezed from the east. Bombers had already destroyed much of military value to the Germans and flattened wide swaths of several cities. But still the Germans fought on.
Breaking Point: What’s Working to Reduce Bad Behavior
NEVADA, Iowa -- Kedra Hamilton teaches first and second grade at the same school she attended. The location of the building is about the only thing that’s the same. “Teaching is getting harder,” said Hamilton. “Our kids have a lot of trauma in their lives.” But at Central Elementary in Nevada, they refuse to lose control of their classrooms, or to let bad things define their students. Principal Chris deNeui said, “It’s not perfect. It’s hard.
Know Theatre's 'Girl in the Red Corner' Rolls Through the Punches
Know Theatre's "Girl in the Red Corner" kicked off their 2019-2020 season of "The Fight." Beyond the personal struggles of heroine Halo, it's a show about America’s working class and how each day and choice feels like a fight for survival. Jul 29, 2019 3 PM Tweet Share From left, Tess Talbot as Halo and Abi Esmena as GinaDan R. WintersThis was the first Saturday in a while that I didn’t spend on the couch watching either a boxing or UFC match with my boyfriend.
Snoop Dogg: 'Hot Dogg' Cover Story, Sept 1993
Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in the Sept. 1993 issue of VIBE Magazine. Written By: Kevin Powell Photographs By: Dan Winters INSIDE the television room of the Village Recorder studio in West Los Angeles, Snoop Doggy Dogg stands nose-to-nose with his cousin, a tall, copper-complexioned man who is wildly defending his point. “That’s how you want it?” his cousin says, trying to cover his concern for Snoop with a display of machismo. “That’s how it’s gonna be,” Snoop replies.
Breaking Point: Bad Student Behavior Guaranteed
Classroom destroyed during student's outburst. (WHO-HD) Classroom destroyed during student's outburst. (WHO-HD) DES MOINES, Iowa — Photos keep pouring into Channel 13 from local teachers showing classrooms destroyed, and fresh bruises and scars on the educators’ arms and legs. Parents in Winterset recently attended a standing-room-only school board meeting to voice their frustrations with disruptive and violent classroom behavior.
Apollo 11 moon landing 50th anniversary, we look to the future of space travel
This story appears in the July 2019 issue of National Geographic magazine. Yuri Gagarin, Alan Shepard, John Glenn, Neil Armstrong—the first wave of space travelers—were military-trained astronauts thought to have the “right stuff” for risky missions. But early spaceflight wasn’t the exclusive province of men—or even humans. Fruit flies, monkeys, mice, dogs, rabbits, and rats flew into space before humans.
Elementary School Violence: Parents Reach Breaking Point, ‘You have to fail to get the appropriate level of service’
Wrecked classroom. (WHO-HD) Wrecked classroom. (WHO-HD) DES MOINES, Iowa — Teachers across the United States tell Channel 13 that what’s happening in Iowa is also happening in their elementary school classrooms. “(Children) Screaming. Cursing. I’ve been stabbed with a pencil.” Ashlee May, a second-grade teacher leaving Des Moines Public Schools for the suburbs next fall, said behavior that used to be considered outrageous is now commonplace. Teachers are forced to take a hands-off approach.
Extreme & Violent Student Behavior Pushing Iowa Teachers to Breaking Point
Classroom destroyed by disruptive and violent student. (WHO-HD) Classroom destroyed by disruptive and violent student. (WHO-HD) DES MOINES, Iowa — Iowa teachers tell Channel 13 they are so overwhelmed by extreme violent behavior they have reached a breaking point. They asked us to share their stories so people will understand what happens inside classrooms. Ashlee May teaches second grade in Des Moines. She said, “Most people, I don’t think, realize kind of what’s happening.
Jack Nicklaus' iconic Rolex watch is being auctioned off, and you won't believe how much money it could be worth
Since 1967, the gold wristwatch on Jack Nicklaus' wrist has been a part of most every image of the 18-time major champion. It is one of many prized possessions the Golden Bear has accumulated throughout his legendary career, and now this ultra expensive watch is going up for auction. And if you want it, it could cost you a lottt of money.
Know Theatre's 'Mercury' is Bloody Funny and Truly Bizarre
Upbeat, offbeat and bloody funny, "Mercury" is a dark horse crowd pleaser featuring an engaging cast and more than a few surprises Apr 24, 2019 12 PM Tweet Share James Creque as Nick and Eileen Earnest as Brian in "Mercury"Dan R. WintersPerhaps these are familiar thoughts: What is wrong with me? Why am I struggling to get my point across? Why do I feel so on edge? Could it be that I’m hungry?
Is it time for new wedges? Here's everything to consider before making a purchase this year
Other parts of your bag are loaded with complex technologies and space-age materials, but wedges might strike some as a decidedly simpler part of your bag. Until you look at the increasing array of options in lofts, bounce angles and sole grinds. Some of the current top models, such as the Titleist Vokey SM7 and Cleveland RTX-4, have more than 20 options to choose from—and that’s before you even get to thinking about which finish you prefer.
Come for the Pie, Stay for the Apocalypse in Know Theatre's 'Always Plenty of Light'
Though this imaginative tale is often charming, the play is unable to generate sufficient dramatic tension to fully energize the production and the action. Feb 25, 2019 3 PM Tweet Share The cast of "Always Plenty of Light."Dan R. WintersKnow Theatre’s world premiere of Darcy Parker Bruce’s Always Plenty of Light at the Starlight All Night Diner is the theater’s fifth installment in its season-long examination of fear.
The Real Cost of Cheap Groceries
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The Real Cost of Cheap Groceries
The inexpensive supermarket fare that consumers now expect doesn’t come without a hidden human cost. Our food is cheap—by some measures, cheaper than it’s ever been. Americans now spend less than 10 percent of their disposable income on what they eat. When researchers first began tracking this figure some 90 years ago, it was closer to 25 percent. But the inexpensive supermarket fare that consumers now expect doesn’t come without a hidden human cost.
Poetic 'Red Bike' Pedals Through Childhood at Know Theatre
"Red Bike" is a relatively new play about life in a small town from the perspective of an 11-year-old. Jan 12, 2019 7 PM Tweet Share Montez O. Jenkins-Copeland (left) and Maliyah Gramata-Jones in "Red Bike."Dan R. WintersIf fresh new theatrical works are what you seek, Know Theatre is the place to find them. Continuing its involvement with the National New Play Network, Know is presenting yet another “rolling world premiere,” this time with Red Bike by Caridad Svich.
Local Shop Reaches Pipe Organ Pinnacle
LAKE CITY, Iowa — The rural Iowa community of Lake City is home to roughly 1,200 people. Among them are some of the finest pipe organ builders in the world. The 22 craftsmen and artisans at Dobson Pipe Organ Builders recently unveiled the crowning achievement of their founder and namesake’s career. The $10,000,000 instrument took eleven years to conceptualize and build. Lynn Dobson and his team spent a year-and-a-half installing the massive structure in St. Thomas Church on 5th Ave.
Local Shop Reaches Pipe Organ Pinnacle
by: Dan Winters Posted: Nov 21, 2018 / 06:31 AM CST / Updated: Nov 21, 2018 / 06:32 AM CST This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. LAKE CITY, Iowa — The rural Iowa community of Lake City is home to roughly 1,200 people. Among them are some of the finest pipe organ builders in the world.
REVIEW: Know Theatre's Werewolf Tale, ‘The Man-Beast,’ Asks: Who Can We Trust?
Inspired by a gory remnant of French folklore, The Man-Beast is the second offering of Know Theatre’s season-long exploration of “fear itself.” Sexy, surprising and bitingly funny, The Man-Beast is a chilling rendering of the werewolf, drawn straight from the legend’s origins.
REVIEW: Know Theatre's ‘The Man-Beast’ Asks: Who Can We Trust?
Inspired by a gory remnant of French folklore, The Man-Beast is the second offering of Know Theatre’s season-long exploration of “fear itself.” Sexy, surprising and bitingly funny, The Man-Beast is a chilling rendering of the werewolf, drawn straight from the legend’s origins.
After Decades of Silence, Soon-Yi Previn Speaks
profile Sept. 16, 2018 As controversies tumbled around her, the daughter of Mia Farrow and wife of Woody Allen stayed silent for decades. No more. By Daphne Merkin Photographs by Dan Winters Soon-Yi Previn. Photo: Dan Winters Soon-Yi Previn. Photo: Dan Winters Soon-Yi Previn. Photo: Dan Winters Once, she was seen as a victim, her youth and relative innocence taken advantage of by a powerful, much older man who sucked her into his vortex.
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