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Getting an old Peugeot 205 (and its driver) through UK's toughest rally
The Roger Albert Clark Rally covers more than 300 competitive stage miles Standing here in Carmarthen's Guildhall Square, I can barely see the ramp that has been erected for the inbound procession, because of the horde of people surrounding me. It's snowing, but a wintry shower isn't going to subdue this vibrant crowd. Parked a metre away from me is a long line of historic rally cars stretching uphill and out of sight.
Sudden Victory (Ep. 50) - CKLV Champs + Collegiate Duals Preview Original
Iowa State wrestling kept their momentum going with CKLV title. Jacob and Sam break down the dominant tournament performance. They also preview Sunday’s massive duals against #2 Ohio State and #16 Lehigh.
Gifts for the happily obsessed – The Pulp
Josh Quick Every year, the holidays remind us that love takes many forms. Some people say it with homemade cookies or heartfelt cards. Others say it with … enabling. Or can we just call it being supportive? We’re supportive of our friends’ and family’s quirky fixations, favorite indulgences and self-care rituals — those harmless (or semi-harmless) obsessions that keep our favorite people ticking.
Sudden Victory (Ep. 47) - Previewing the Lopers with FloWrestling’s JD Rader
FloWrestling’s JD Rader joins the podcast to help preview Iowa State’s first home dual of the season! The former Loper wrestler breaks down D2 #1 UNK and talks expectations for the Cyclones’ season.
The best electromod companies future-proofing classic cars
As in previous years, the title battle went down to the final round of the 2022-2023 Formula E Championship after another frenetic season of racing. There were no fewer than seven winners across the campaign, representing six different teams and using three different powertrains, such was the competitiveness of the championship this term. Porsche and its customer Andretti Autosport initially emerged as the leading forces with the new Gen3 machine.
The best electromod companies future-proofing classic cars
Both geotechnical engineers and historians say the shafts hark back to the days of the gold rush in the 1850s. And in modern times, sinkholes have appeared over the decades on and alongside roads, in parks, and even underneath private properties, because of them. Geologists say it's nearly impossible to know the precise location of every single shaft or mine as record-keeping has not always been thorough.
The best electromod companies future-proofing classic cars
1 of 10 Photos in Gallery©Provided by Move Electric Everrati Porsche 911 Converting a classic car into an EV is becoming an increasingly popular option for owners who want to give their vehicles a modern and more eco-friendly twist. Not only does the conversion give a car a new lease of life, it also future-proofs it for decades to come. There is real sense to such a conversion, too, because the process often involves a full restoration.
The best electromod companies future-proofing classic cars
Feis and beer Book now for Oktoberfeis, which “combines the best of Bavarian revelry with the rich heritage of Irish traditions”, and, even better, doesn’t limit itself to October, but will run through September around the country. Expect music from the likes of Whistlin’ Donkeys, George Murphy & The Rising Sons and Rake the Ashes, as well as food stalls, Irish dancing, DJs and, of course, big vessels of beer drunk at long tables. At 10 locations nationwide.
Hyundai Ioniq 5: Five reasons why we love it…and five why we loathe it
Hyundai Ioniq 5 Packed full of technology and rocking a stunning exterior look, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 is one of the best electric cars on sale today. It's deceptively large, too; upon first glance it looks like a hatchback, up close it's a large SUV-sized EV that can carry plenty of people and luggage in emission-free comfort. But while its looks might charm many, it’s not completely perfect. Here, we highlight some of the Ioniq 5’s more desirable features, while also revealing some of its niggles.
Full speed ahead: One UM student’s journey into the world of dog sledding
In the snow-covered hills outside of Seeley Lake, Montana, the excited barks of more than 50 Alaskan Huskies echoed through the open land. Each dog anxiously jumped around its kennel, hoping for a spot on a 12-dog sled. The one who fills these 12 spots is University of Montana student, Erik Oline. Oline is a 23-year-old junior at UM. He grew up in Ashland, Oregon, and moved to Montana in 2017.
Hurdling through the record books
After a decade of competing and countless battles with injury, University of Montana track and field athlete Jaydon Green now holds the all-time school record in 60-meter hurdles after breaking his own record. “I think the feeling of accomplishing something you never thought you’d be able to is big,” Green said.
Create Beautiful Banners and Other Graphics Easily Using HTML and CSS
If you are a web developer, chrome is all you need to create great graphics for your content If you are like me, you like to create graphics using the tools you already know. If I need a banner or graphic for something, I don't want to spend 2 weeks learning Photoshop, Canva, or some other graphic design tool to create a single, simple image for a specific purpose. Here is a simple way to create any image or graphic you need using the tools you already know, HTML and CSS.
Book: Teaching English by the Book by @MrJClements via @RoutledgeEd
Teaching English by the Book Putting Literature at the Heart of the Primary Curriculum 21.99 Pros Far more informative than most Primary English CPD I’ve attended. An excellent go to resource for any Primary School teacher Packed with rich text suggestions and planning examples, a valuable tool for the teaching of English.
Still Singing The Gilmore Girls Music? Here's The Heartwarming Story Behind It
Photo courtesy of Netflix. Sam Phillips is the genius behind one of our favorite scores on television — and below, she talks about how that came to be. She also happens to be an incredible singer-songwriter with 15 albums under her belt, and you can buy her latest album, Push Any Button, on Amazon or iTunes. Recently someone asked me if I could perform anywhere in the world, where would it be? I said I had played on a street corner in Stars Hollow once, and that remained at the top of my list.
DKMS raises awareness about blood cancer, increases education
Marshall University students had a drive for DKMS Thursday, Nov. 15, to raise awareness about blood cancer and to encourage students to join the group. DKMS is a nonprofit organization based out of Germany that works to combat blood cancer. The organization does this by compiling a worldwide file of thousands of potential donors. The drive, operated by students, allowed students to register with the organization, as well as learn more about what they do.
Comic Book Club fundraiser to help animal shelter
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel Marshall University’s Comic Book Club is sponsoring a pet food drive until Oct. 27, with all proceeds going to Little Victories Animal Rescue.
MUPD offers self-defense class for women
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel The Marshall University Police Department is offering a women’s self-defense course in the second 8 weeks of the fall semester, as well as in the upcoming spring semester. The class will focus on teaching methods from the Rape Aggression Defense system.
PROACT opens, provides additional recovery services
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel Marshall Health collaborated with several local hospitals and clinics in opening a center designed to help Huntington residents struggling with addiction. The Provider Response Organization for Addiction Care and Treatment center was created to cater to an individual’s needs.
Study abroad fair to get students interested in study abroad opportunities
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel To get more students involved with studying abroad, Marshall University sponsored a study abroad fair Sept. 26 in the Memorial Student Center. The fair consisted of professors and associates providing information on several opportunities abroad. One opportunity is sponsored by the College of Arts and Media.
MU Reads celebrates Banned Books Week
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel Published local authors Marie Manilla and Eliot Parker spoke Sept. 26 at an MU Reads event celebrating Banned Books Week Manilla and Parker previously joined MU Reads for Banned Books Week in 2017.
Sodexo to introduce La Famiglia on campus
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel La Famiglia, a local Italian restaurant, will be partnering with Sodexo and Marshall University for an on-campus location in the Memorial Student Center. The new location is part of a series of changes and additions that Sodexo and Marshall are making because of Sodexo’s new contract.
College of Science receives $400,000 grant
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel Marshall University’s College of Science was awarded a grant worth nearly $400,000 by the National Science Foundation for the purchase of a new advanced microscope.
Veteran guest speaker at MU Reads
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MU Alert test encourages student involvement
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Three new officers join the ranks of the MUPD
Marshall University has added three new police officers to its force. Pictured from left to right are: Avery Meadows, Jordan Spears and Matt Thompson. Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like.
MU Reads teaches organization through journaling
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel MU Reads sponsored its second event of the semester Wednesday, focusing on teaching Marshall University students how to organize their classwork and scheduled events through journaling, as well as giving out a free starter journal to everyone who attended.
The Dust Has Settled: SGA President and Vice President Selected, Federal Complaint May Be Dismissed
The results of the Student Government Association 2017-2018 presidential election are in— Rayann Atway and her running mate Ernie Barkett won by about 450 votes, making Atway the next SGA president and Barkett her executive vice president. “We’re both really excited,” Atway said. “It’s really rewarding. We are excited to serve next year and to hit the ground running now.” Barkett said he is thankful for everyone who voted for them, and supported them throughout the election.
Recap of the Student Government Association Grievance Hearing
Sanctions in response to grievances filed during this year’s Student Government Association presidential elections will be published before 6:30 p.m. Saturday, following hearings held Friday. The hearings were held in the Williamson College of Business Administration and Presidential candidates Rayann Atway and Sydney Vegoda and Vice Presidential candidates Ernie Barkett and Dylan Edwards were present to respond to the grievances.
Live Nation 20 Dollar Concert Tickets
'Tis the season for holiday deals, and this one's music to our ears. For three days (November 28 to 30), Live Nation is running its best flash sale of the year with tickets starting at just $20!Yes, you read that right. For $20, you can see Ariana Grande, Lukas Graham, Bon Jovi, or New Kids On The Block, to name a few.
Taylor Swift And Todrick Hall The Little Mermaid
Swift hung out with BFF and Kinky Boots Broadway star Todrick Hall this weekend. The pair spent time gazing into each other's eyes and doing a seaside mannequin challenge with some friends. They also took a stab at a Disney classic — and did it justice, we must add. Hall belted out the Little Mermaid track "Part of Your World" a cappella. Swift let Hall have the spotlight when it came to the vocals, but the pop-star took the opportunity to show off her prowess on the piano.
TEDx Speaker Series: The Reality of Photojournalism
There is more to photojournalism than just taking pictures. Photographer David Hume Kennerly has been passionate about taking photographs for more than fifty years, documenting wars, politics and everyday life. Kennerly won the Pulitzer Prize in 1972 for his work, which included photos of the Vietnam, Cambodia, the India-Pakistan Wars and the Ali-Frazier fight. As a child, Kennerly traveled with his father, who worked as a salesman, and developed a desire to know what goes on in the world.
The Slow Death of a Chocolate City
Lacking a strong economic link to their community, many upwardly mobile African-Americans — as many as 75,000 by some estimates — deserted the community for the suburbs. —Joel Kotkin and David Friedman, The Los Angeles Riots: Causes, Myths, and Solutions ONE MORNING BACK IN THE ’80S, when I was teaching 10th-grade English here in Los Angeles, I talked with my class about the changing ethnic makeup of the United States and what it meant to be a minority.
Gilmore Girls Score - Sam Phillips Music
When Gilmore Girls went on the air, it was different from most other shows on TV. We were surrounded by big slick hits, mean teenage dramas, and sitcoms. But, Gilmore Girls was funny and smart and also deeply touching. And, because it wasn't typical, it took its own time to find an audience, but once people found the show, they seemed to really connect with it.
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