Indianapolis, In. — An emergency rule signed today by the DNR, filed with the Natural Resources Commission and the Legislative Services Agency, states the following:“Rifle cartridges that were allowed in previous years on public land for deer hunting are allowed on public land again this year during the deer firearms season, the reduction zone season (in zones where local ordinances allow the use of a firearm), special hunts on other public lands such as State Parks and National Wildlife Refuges, and special antlerless season.This means that the rifle cartridge must fire a bullet of .357-inch diameter or larger, have a minimum case length of 1.16 inches, and have a maximum case length of 1.8 inches if used on public land. Full metal jacketed bullets are illegal.” read more

Promoted Content7 Train Stations In The World You Wish To Stay At Longer10 Disney Characters Who Would Make Great Role ModelsHow Good The CGI Effects In Those Movies Were!Look At Something Beautiful That Wasn’t Made By A Human Being8 Things You Didn’t Know About CoffeeThe Funniest Prankster Grandma And Her GrandsonCouples Who Celebrated Their Union In A Unique, Unforgettable Way6 Incredibly Strange Facts About HurricanesWorld’s Most Stunning Ceiling Designs EverWho Is The Most Powerful Woman On Earth?Which Country Is The Most Romantic In The World?Top 10 TV Characters Meant To Be Iconic Read Also: Italy’s Serie A to resume on June 20 The MLS moves come as leagues around the world are slowly finalizing plans to return to play. Germany’s Bundesliga has already resumed while England’s Premier League and Spain’s La Liga are scheduled to return to action next month. FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail分享 MLS would put its clubs into three groups of six teams and another of eight for the tournament, which would be staged at ESPN’s Wide World of Sports complex at Disney World. MLS have sent teams a plan which details safety protocols, delegation limits of 45-47 people per club and a format that would send the two top squads from each group into an eight-team tournament knockout round. Loading… Major League Soccer said Thursday teams can now hold outdoor training sessions with groups of up to six players as the sport gradually moves towards a return from the coronavirus shutdown. Major League Soccer teams can resume small-group training as the league edges towards a return from the coronavirus shutdown A league statement said teams were now free to conduct small-group training sessions as long as they did not conflict with local public health regulations. The sessions must also comply with protocols drawn up by the league in consultation with medical and infectious disease experts. The MLS season was suspended on March 12 as the coronavirus pandemic swept across the United States. Players have been allowed to train individually at team facilities since May 6, but larger sessions remained forbidden. A moratorium on full team training remains in place until at least Monday, MLS said Thursday. MLS chiefs are reportedly planning to resume play in a 26-team tournament staged entirely in Orlando, Florida, expected to kick off in July. read more

Loading… Promoted ContentWhy Do So Many Digital Assistants Have Feminine Names & Voices?Care To Try A Glow-In-The-Dark Doughnut?Who Is The Most Powerful Woman On Earth?Birds Enjoy Living In A Gallery Space Created For ThemThe Very Last Bitcoin Will Be Mined Around 2140. Read MoreThe Highest Paid Football Players In The World11 Most Immersive Game To Play On Your Table TopSuper Recognizable Outfits That Actors Wore In The Famous Movies6 Unforgettable Shows From The 90s That Need To Make A Comeback6 Ridiculous Health Myths That Are Actually TruePlaying Games For Hours Can Do This To Your Body10 Risky Jobs Some Women Do Still basking in the euphoria of clinching their 34th league La Liga title, Real Madrid’s Mariano Diaz has tested positive to coronavirus. This coming barely a week to the club’s Champions League second leg clash against Manchester City at the Ethihad Stadium. The club confirmed that Diaz returned a positive Covid-19 test and is now in quarantine at home after missing training on Tuesday. Spanish newspaper Marca is reporting that Diaz returned a positive test on his return from holiday following a short trip after the conclusion of the LaLiga season. A club statement read: ‘After the COVID-19 tests carried out individually on our first football team yesterday (Monday) by the Real Madrid Medical Services, our player Mariano has given a positive result. ‘The player is in perfect health and complying with the sanitary isolation protocol at home.’ The Spanish giants are due to play the second leg of their last-16 Champions League tie at the Etihad Stadium on August 7. Real Madrid’s Mariano Diaz to miss Champions league clash against Manchester City at the Ethihad August 7 Mariano will now have to undertake a two-week quarantine period, ruling him out of the game against the Premier League side. The 26-year-old took to Instagram to express his gratitude to fans and a desire to return to training when it’s safe to do so. He said: ‘I very much appreciate your messages of support. I am perfectly fine, thank God. My family are also great. Now I am confined at home. I hope to return to normal soon and be with my teammates.’ The news comes amid the ongoing row between the UK and Spanish Governments after the UK re-imposed the requirement for travellers arriving from Spain to spend 14 days in quarantine. Read AlsoMan City v Real Madrid clash finally gets UK government nod But the positive test is now likely to bring the game into question, particularly if more Real players test positive in their next round of testing. Pep Guardiola’s side hold a 2-1 aggregate lead from the first leg at the Bernabeu way back in February. Captain Sergio Ramos was also sent off so he will be missing for the return leg. FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail分享 read more

THE Running Brave Athletic Club, led by a strong female contingent, was able to dominate the first Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) Development Meet, which was held yesterday at the Guyana Defence Force ground on Vlissengen Road.National athlete Princess Brown won the Girls 19 and Under triple jumpRunning Brave athletes won 19 of the 51 events. They dominated the Girls 60M dash with Athaleyha Hinckson (8.46s) winning the 13 and Under; Breyanka Davis (7.97s) winning the 16 and Under; Brianna Charles (7.83s) winning the 16 and Under and Shaquan Daniels (7.89) winning the 20 and Over. Charles also won the 300M dash in 42.65s.Meanwhile, another Running Brave athlete, Princess Bowne, won the triple jump in the Girls 19 and Under division after leaping to a distance of 11.80M, while she finished third in the 60M dash.Another standout was U-16 athlete, Qweiasha Sealey, from DeChallengers. Among her exploits, the youngster won the 300M in 42.73s.MALE DOMINANCEAlso establishing their dominance was the Police Progressive Sports Club, whose male athletes dominated the older age groups, including the Boys 20 and over 2000M race, which saw Anfernee Headecker clocking a winning time of 5:55.53, to get past teammates Cleveland Thomas (6:02.75), Jonathon Faguandes (6:07.86) and Royston Fordyce (6:16.34).Upper Demerara and the home club, the Guyana Defence Force, also registered several wins.One of the GDF’s wins was in the Boys over 20, 150M dash, which saw Akeem Stewart pipping rival Davin Fraser (Police) by the slimmest of margins. Stewart finished in 15.69s, while Fraser was just behind in 15.70s. Stephon Boodie (Police) finished third in 16.60s.Fraser had won in the 60M battle in a time of 6.85s, while Stewart had finished in 6.92 and Brian Romain in 6.94s.In another thriller, Ion Bollers (Titans Athletic) and Nicholas Denheart (New Amsterdam United) settled for a joint first place in the Boys’ 19 and Under 60M dash. Both athletes finished their race in 7.11s.Jonathan Richards had no competition in heat 1, but his 8.16s in the 60M dash in the boys 14 and under division was elapsed by Running Brave teammate, Javon Roberts (8.12s) in heat 2.Dequan Pyle (36.78s) won the Boys 19 and Under 300M dash by a hair against Dquan Williams (36.79s), while Vince Haynes won the Boys 20 plus in the same event. He clocked 36.70s, while Jevon Harris finished second in 37.43s.Meanwhile, Police’s Seon Booker showed his stamina by storming to an over-five second victory in the Boys 16 and Under 600M race. The youngster finished in 1:32.39s, while Jonathan Seedath from DeChallengers finished second in 1:38.14s.Booker then went on to win the 2000M in a time of 6:40.15. His club mate, Devon Giles, finished second in 6:41.73.Wesley Tyndall also registered multiple wins. He won the Boys 16 and Under long jump with a leap of 6.60M, while he clocked 9.85s in the 60M dash.In the Javelin, Joshua Tappin from Upper Demerara emerged victorious with a throw of 54.70M in the Boys 19 and Under division, which was farther than the winning throw of 45.70M by Dillon Hamilton in the Boys 20 and over.Tappin had also won the shot put with a 12.65m throw.D. Roberts won the Boys 20 and over triple jump with a leap of 14.36M, while in the Boy 19 and Under, Clean Wray sailed to victory in 13.62M. read more

After sitting out both practices this week, University of Wisconsin men’s basketball senior point guard Bronson Koenig will not play in tonight’s game at Michigan.Koenig was day-to-day throughout the week, and the team announced Thursday they will hold him out against the Wolverines. Freshman point guard D’Mitrik Trice will take Koenig’s place in the starting lineup.D’Mitrik Trice will make his first career start tonight.Hear from Greg Gard on the #Badgers lineup at Michigan.https://t.co/KIe30Mom3L— Wisconsin Basketball (@BadgerMBB) February 16, 2017Men’s basketball: Bronson Koenig day-to-day as No. 11 Wisconsin readies for rejuvenated Michigan teamBronson Koenig did not practice Tuesday, as an injury to his lower left leg continues to bother the University of Read…“We evaluated as we went through the week, and the medical staff made a decision pretty much yesterday,” UW head coach Greg Gard told uwbadgers.com. “We knew it was unlikely he was going to play and then made a final determination this morning.”Koenig is coming off of a 1-for-8 shooting performance during Sunday’s 66-59 loss to Northwestern. He scored two points, tying his season low. Koenig’s 10-point run against Michigan on Jan. 17 gave UW a decisive lead and keyed its victory. It was one of the last times he was fully healthy during competition.Men’s basketball: Badgers’ eight-game win streak comes to an end against NorthwesternIt was bound to happen. After surviving against inferior teams and escaping with victories, the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball Read…Koenig’s absence means Wisconsin will trot out a different starting lineup for the first time this season. For Trice, it will be his first career start. The freshman is averaging 5.5 points, 1.8 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game, while averaging 17.1 minutes.“He’s ready for this moment,” Gard said. “I’ve said this all along: He’s wiser, older than his freshman year says in the program. This is a great opportunity for him.” read more

Newsroom GuidelinesNews TipsContact UsReport an Error Those on the inside insist it was pretty darned boring.“I feel like I need to come up with a better story,” Paul said Friday at Clippers media day. “Because the truth isn’t good enough.”Said Jordan: “We just had a sit-down to tell them I was going to be in a Clipper uniform this year.”Or, as Griffin explained: “I always hear this over and over, and I always stress the same thing: I don’t think the situation and the things that people see from the outside are quite the same as how we feel about each other. We’re all very close and we’re all in this together, and I don’t think there was any moment in Houston where we had to sit down and clear the air. We just talked. We told DJ this is why we’d love to play with you.” The bottom line is, it all worked out.“I’m not in Dallas. I’m in Los Angeles with the Clippers and these guys, I’m going to be here for a very long time and we’re going to be here a very long time,” Jordan said. “All I’m concerned about is us getting better as a unit.” The Clippers, on paper anyway, are a better team today then the one that fell one game short of reaching the Western Conference finals last season.And as they gathered Friday at media day, it was impossible not to look at all the talent they’ve assembled and pencil them in as a legitimate threat to dethrone the Golden State Warriors.I like the feel and the vibe around our organization and our team right now,” Rivers said. “This is clearly the most talent that we’ve had since I’ve been here. I don’t even think it’s close. We’re deep and we’re multi-positional, and that was the goal going into the summer. It gives us more options when you have injuries, which you’re going to have during the season.”“With our versatility, we should be able to match up with about anyone. It’s a good collection of guys, and now we just have to figure out how we’re going to use it all. We have a lot of ball handlers, and I think that will make us better than worse, honestly. But we have to be a better defensive team.”No matter how turbulent the lead-up was to Friday — the epic playoff collapse against the Houston Rockets and the drama of the breakup and eventual reunion with Jordan — everyone arrived safely.Whatever beef Jordan had with Paul — as was widely speculated in the aftermath of the post-season crash and burn — sure seemed squashed as they sat together with Blake Griffin on Friday at Clippers media day, laughing and carrying on like three college buddies getting together for Happy Hour.“These guys are my brothers. I talk to them every day,” Jordan said, “Yeah, there’s times that we bump heads on the court, but five minutes later, we’re good because it’s constructive, it’s for the right reasons: We want to win.”We’ll probably never know what really went down that night in Houston.But this much we do know: It saved the Clippers’ future. We’ll probably never know what really went down that crazy night in Houston last July. Or how close DeAndre Jordan really was to leaving the Clippers, or how truly deep his supposed fallout was with Chris Paul.And from the outside looking in — almost literally — it sure seemed like a Clippers contingency of Paul, Blake Griffin, Doc Rivers and Paul Pierce, among others, commandeered Jordan’s Houston home, locked all the doors and held him against his will until he officially signed a new long-term contract.And in the process, kept him out of the hands of the Dallas Mavericks while talking through the various issues, problems and conflicts that prompted Jordan to even contemplate leaving the Clippers for the Mavericks in the first place.The Clippers could not afford to lose Jordan. No way, no how. He means too much to them and carries too much clout for a team with legitimate championship aspirations. With Jordan in the fold, the Clippers have a chance to beat any team in the league in a seven-game series.Without him, they are a middle-of-the-pack team in the power-packed Western Conference.So yeah, it behooved them to be there in Houston and never let him out of their sight until he signed the contract.It all seemed so dramatic at the time. Like some real-life scene out of Key Largo playing out minute by minute over social media.From the outside, anyway. read more

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Tweet this comment Cancel Submit Comment Subscribe to None Replies All new comments by Amber Schmitz, Sumner Newscow — Wanting to help meet needs within the community, a group of ladies have started Friends for Charity.The group is made up of volunteers who make quilts and many other hand sewn items to fill a need. Currently, they are working on 100 lap quilts for the Veterans of Foreign Wars to give to the Veterans Home in Winfield by Christmas, as well as burp cloths for Birthline.The ladies ran into Theresa Snider at the library, and she told them that the VFW needed lap quilts for the Veterans Home in Winfield. The group was organize.“The organization was born from that,” said member Ginny Schon. “We found a need and said we can do that, and we need people. We started getting the word out, and people understood what it was for and jumped in. It’s been wonderful.”Schon said that it’s especially heartening doing something  for the veterans.“I’m a strong believer if it weren’t for the veterans, we wouldn’t have the freedom today, it makes it nice to do it, “Schon said.There is no charge for the items that the group makes. If anyone has a request, the group wants it in writing, wants to know what need is, the time frame to meet the need and who to contact.“People are so willing to do good for others and want to volunteer,” Schon said. “The word has spread. Someone will mention in church or to friends, etc. and it has grown from there. It all started at library, where we heard about need for Veterans lap quilt. It exploded from there.”Their mission and motto is plain and simple – to fill the need.“It doesn’t make difference if it’s in Wellington, the county, the state, the United States or abroad, if there’s a need, and we can do it, we’ll do it,” Schon said.A way for people get ahold of them if you don’t know charter members of the group, is by calling the Wellington Area Chamber of Commerce, wich have volunteered to give people information when they call.Schon said that Hospice may ask them to make bags to put oxygen in, and that they have lots of ideas. If there’s an accident in rainy weather, and kids are cold and scared, they want to have blankets to give to them to keep. The group would also like to make pillow cases with draw strings for children who are being placed in other homes to put their possessions in.Many people have donated materials, time, and even sewing machines, to make the mission possible.The First Baptist Church has given them a room to keep supplies and work in. The ladies meet twice a month at the church, the first Monday of month from 4-9 p.m., and the third Friday of month, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., when they ask people to bring a covered dish, and have lunch and fellowship there.“People can come for as long as they wish, they don’t have to stay entire time,” Schon said. “If someone is physically unable to sew for whatever reason, they are still welcome to come out and just fellowship with us.”Group age wise, Schon said, runs from the young to the young at heart. There are 4-H people involved, and men are also welcome. 4-H boys who sew can earn their badges by helping. Anyone who wants to participate is welcome.“Every meeting start out with this, we are a faith based group,” Schon said. “If it weren’t for God, we wouldn’t be here and wouldn’t be able to do this.”Follow us on Twitter. read more

The early Super Bowl 54 odds indicate an even matchup between Chiefs and 49ers. Betonline.ag listed the Chiefs as a 1 1/2-point favorite on the strength of their AFC title game victory over the Titans, even though the 49ers put on a similarly dominant display against the Packers.Because the game is considered almost a pick ’em, there is also little difference in the moneylines; early straight-up bettors would need to wager $125 to win $100 on the Chiefs, while 49ers backers could get even money (plus-105) on their side. Separately, oddsmakers are showing respect for the respective offenses led by Patrick Mahomes and Jimmy Garoppolo. Betonline’s over/under opened at 53, which would put both teams’ scores in the mid-20s with the point spread close to zero.Vegas oddsmakers’ lines were in alignment with Betonline’s early number. The Westgate opened at pick-’em while Caesars listed the Chiefs at minus-1.5 before going to minus-1.MORE: Get the latest NFL odds & betting trends at Sports Insider Super Bowl 54 odds, spread, line for Chiefs vs. 49ersOpening spread: Chiefs -1.5Moneyline: Chiefs -125; 49ers +105Over/under: 53(Odds per Betonline.ag)Bettors will also have ample opportunities to wager on player, team and non-game propositions (i.e., first player to score, over/unders on individual performances, heads or tails on the coin toss, how long it will take Demi Lovato to sing the national anthem).There is also a prop for whether there will be a wardrobe malfunction during the Shakira-Jennifer Lopez halftime show (“Yes” was 10-1 at Betonline.ag on Sunday, by the way). read more

England’s ladies were narrowly beaten 3-4 by France in the semi-finals of the European team championships at Ljubljana, Slovenia. Honours were even after the morning foursomes but France just edged ahead in the singles, winning three of the five matches. Team captain Elaine Ratcliffe acknowledged the disappointment when she said: “It has been hard to bear. “In the singles Bronte (Law) was the star of the show, shooting five-under for 15 holes and having three birdies to close her game out – against an opponent who was also playing great golf. “Charlotte (Thomas) battled hard and won on the 18th with a cracking birdie.” She added, looking forward to England’s challenge tomorrow to win the bronze medal: “Here’s to a good day of golf tomorrow.” Meanwhile, England’s girls bounced back from losing their quarter-final to beat the Netherlands 4½-1½ in Skalica, Slovakia. The team held their nerve well over the closing holes and won the praise of their coach Scott Godfrey. “The team performed well coming down the stretch in a closely fought match,” he said. “They stuck to their game plans and executed solid shots. The girls are starting to understand that it’s small margins which win at this level.” Results England ladies v France Foursomes Bronte Law (Bramhall) and Gabriella Cowley (Hanbury Manor) lost to Celine Boutier and Shannon Aubert 4/2 Hayley Davis (Ferndown) and Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough) beat Emma Broze and Anaelle Carnet 3/2 Singles Cowley lost to Broze 6/5 Law beat Shannon 4/3 MacLaren lost to Justine Dreher 1 down Charlotte Thomas (Singapore) beat Alexandra Bonetti 1 up Hayley Davis lost to Celine Boutier 2/1 England girls v the Netherlands Alice Hewson (Berkhamsted) beat Romy Meekers 2up   Hollie Muse (West Lancashire) lost to Marit Harryvan 2/1 Inci Mehmet (Wentworth) beat Zhen Bontan 2up Sophie Lamb (Clitheroe) halved with Britt Steeghs India Clyburn (Woodhall Spa) beat Roos Harman 2up Sophie Keech (Parkstone) beat Floor Sinke 2up   10 July 2014 Hayley’s 19th hole win takes England through England squeezed through to the semi-finals of the European ladies’ team championship in Ljubljana, Slovenia – beating Italy 4-3, thanks to the strong nerve of Hayley Davis. The 21-year-old went to the 19th to win the crucial point in the last game on the course – and keep England in the hunt for medals. Now they play France for a place in the final. The match was intensely close throughout. In the foursomes Hayley and Meghan MacLaren won their game on the last green, winning both the 17th and 18th holes for their point. Bronte Law and Gabriella Cowley put up a fantastic fight in their match which lasted a marathon 22 holes and which they eventually lost to a birdie. Bronte picked up the team’s momentum again when she won the top singles and Gabriella Cowley put England within touching distance of an overall win when she beat her opponent 4/3. It then fell to Hayley – who topped the individual table in qualifying – to keep the team’s medal hopes alive by beating Bianca Maria Fabrizio on the 19th. Team captain Elaine Ratcliffe commented: “Bronte steadied the ship with a hard-fought victory against a tenacious opponent and Gabs had a great victory which we really needed. “Hayley’s opponent had been down most of the match but had a fabulous birdie on the 18th to take her down the 19th, but Hayley won with a par, narrowly missing a birdie.” Elaine added: “Both teams played some great golf and England kept to their game plan and let the Italians make the errors.” Meanwhile, England’s girls were beaten 4-3 by Sweden in their European team championship in Skalica, Slovakia. Now, they will play for place in the top flight – their best finish will be fifth – and they take on the Netherlands tomorrow. Team captain Rebecca Wood commented: “It was a really tough day and small margins tipped it away from us. I’m really disappointed for the team but we’re looking forward to tomorrow and to fighting for fifth place.” Results England ladies v Italy Foursomes Hayley Davis (Ferndown) and Meghan MacLaren (Wellingborough) beat Laura Lonardi and Arianna Scaletti 1 up. Bronte Law (Bramhall) and Gabriella Cowley (Handbury Manor) lost to Bianca Maria Fabrizio at 22nd Singles Law beat Alessandra Braida 2 up Elizabeth Mallett (Wishaw) lost to Roberta Liti 5/4 Cowley beat Scaletti 4/3 Davis beat Fabrizio at 19th Charlotte Thomas (Singapore) lost to Lonardi 4/3 England girls v Sweden Foursomes Alice Hewson (Berkhamsted) & Sophie Lamb (Clitheroe) lost to Sarah Nilsson and Filippa Moork 2 down India Clyburn (Woodhall Spa) and Sophie Keech (Parkstone) bear Michaela Finn & Ebba Bjornberg 2 up Singles Hollie Muse (West Lancashire) lost to Emma Svensson 1 down Inci Mehmet (Wentworth) lost to Sarah Nilsson 2/1 India Clyburn lost to Michaela Finn 3/1 Lamb beat Moork 4/2 Hewson beat Christine Danielsson 1 up 10 Jul 2014 England ladies bow out to France read more

By Bruce FuhrThe Nelson Daily SportsIt’s going to be a survival of the fittest for the L.V. Rogers Junior Bombers.Playing with six players after starter Adam Berg went down with a broken arm last week during training and losing another in the tournament, the Junior Bombers ran out of gas in a 47-45 loss to Mount Boucherie Bears in action Saturday at the Kelowna Secondary School Junior Boy’s Basketball Tournament in the Central Okanagan.“The team has experienced some harsh injuries this year,” said Junior Bombers Vivian Kingdon. “Isaiah Kingdon has recently returned for his first set of games this past weekend after breaking his ring finger on his left hand. “Last week at practice our 6’4″ post Adam Berg broke his arm and will not be returning to the hardwood this season.”Still LVR played the Bears tough, led by Matt Zukowski with 23 points and Isaiah Kingdon with 12.LVR opened the tournament with a sluggish performance, losing to Abbotsford 70-48. Foul trouble combined with a slow start did the Bombers in against the Fraser Valley squad.Zukowski led the Bomber attack once again with 13 points while center McLain Sandeveland and Jack Sturrup scored 12 and 11 points, respectively.LVR rebounded Saturday to knock off the Fulton Maroons 53-40. Sandeveland scored a game-high 19 points to lead the Bombers. Kingdon and Zukowski each had 10.During the contest the Bombers lost Sturrup to an ankle injury to reduce the roster to six players.The Bombers return to action January 28-29 with a mini tournament at the Hangar.The event is a preview to a huge test for LVR as the Bombers travel to Edmonton February 17-19 to compete in the Tri-Provincial Tournament host by Harry Ainley Secondary School.sports@thenelsondaily.com read more