Sheridan Hawks Junior Hockey: The Sheridan Hawks Junior League Hockey Team dropped both games on the road this past weekend against defending Frasier Cup Champ Helena, but they were both 1-goal contests.
Friday’s score was 1-0 and Saturday’s score was 4-3 in overtime.
In Friday’s game, the opposition had 49 shots on goal and the only one that got through was on a power play.
Head Coach J.J. Santagata says the past 2 weekends the goalie play has been phenomenal and that’s kept the Hawks in some games.
There’s 2 teams left in the Frontier Division that Sheridan has not yet played and one of those 2 are on the schedule for this weekend.
The Hawks visit Butte who is currently in 7th place out of the 8 teams in the division.
Santagata adds the Irish have had a decent amount of success the past few seasons, and although their record doesn’t show it, the team is better than what their record indicates.
The puck drops on both Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm.
Sheridan will be back at home next weekend vs. Rapid City.
Hawaii Joins Mountain West Conference Full-Time: Teams that are staying in the Mountain West Conference will soon play another conference team in other sports besides football.
The Conference has announced that Hawaii, who has been a football only member since 2012, will join the conference full time in every sport offered by the Rainbow Warrior program, beginning with the fall season of 2026.
Currently in every other sport aside from football, Hawaii is a part of the Big West Conference.
This addition ensures that the Mountain West Conference will have the minimum number of 8 teams to be officially recognized by the NCAA as a conference, with the exception of baseball and softball, because the University of Wyoming does not offer those 2 sports.
Sheridan County HS Cross Country: Tongue River was scheduled to host the 2A East Regional Meet this Friday, but because of issues with the Elk Fire and with rain in the forecast, the meet has moved to a new location.
TR and BH will now race tomorrow at Hulett.
Meanwhile, Sheridan will run at the 4A East Meet on Friday at Cheyenne.
The State Meet is 1 week from this coming Saturday.
Denver Nuggets Pre-Season Basketball: The Denver Nuggets lost at home vs. Oklahoma City last night 124-94.
The Nuggets will conclude the pre-season tomorrow at Minnesota.
The regular season for Denver starts one week from tomorrow at home vs. Oklahoma City.
Major League Baseball Playoffs: The New York Yankees doubled up the Cleveland Guardians last night at home 6-3, to take a 2-games-to-none lead in their best of 7 American League Championship Series.
Game 3 is tomorrow at Cleveland.
Today is game 3 of the National League Championship Series between the LA Dodgers and the New York Mets.
Sheridan College Rodeo: The Central Rocky Mountain Region Rodeo Circuit was at Laramie County Community College this past weekend.
Two competitors from Sheridan College placed in the top 3 of their respective event.
In the Saddle Bronc Riding, Jake Schlattman won the long go with an 82 point ride.
He would follow that up with a 74 point ride in the short-go, to place 2nd overall on the weekend, missing 1st place by 1 point.
As of now, he is in 2nd place in the region standings.
On the women’s side Maci Dehaan won the first round of barrel racing with a time of 16.24 seconds.
She stayed consistent in the short-go with a time of 16.28 seconds, which put her in 4th place overall for the weekend.
Dehaan is currently in 6th place in the regional standings.
The rodeo circuit is in Lamar, Colorado this weekend.
It will mark the end of the fall season, and the halfway point of the 2024-2025 season overall.
Points earned will carry over the winter break.
The spring season usually starts sometime in mid to late March.
Sheridan HS Girls Swimming and Diving: The Sheridan High School Lady Broncs placed 2nd out of 4 teams at a quad meet in Buffalo this past Friday.
On Saturday, the team won the 7-team Buffalo Invitational.
The team won all 3 relay races.
Kortney Fackrell, Liah Fjell and Hannah Mowry won 2 events each.
You can see results within the sports section at sheridanmedia.com.
Sheridan is scheduled to compete this Friday and Saturday at Cheyenne East.
Sheridan County HS Cross Country: The regional meets are this weekend.
On Friday, Sheridan will race at the 4A East meet at Cheyenne.
Tongue River was supposed to host the 2A East meet, but due to the health hazards posed by the Elk Fire, the meet has been moved to Hulett and will run on Thursday.
The state meet is one week from this Saturday at Cheyenne.
Colorado Avalanche Hockey: The Colorado Avalanche are now 0-3 on the season, after losing at home last night against the New York Islanders 6-2.
The Avs next play tomorrow at home vs. Boston starting at 7:30pm.
Major League Baseball Playoffs: Mark Vientos hit a grand slam in the top of the 2nd inning yesterday, and that made the difference as the New York Mets won on the road 7-3, in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series against the LA Dodgers.
The series is now tied at 1 game each.
Game 3 is scheduled for tomorrow at New York.
In the American League Championship Series, the New York Yankees won Game 1 at home vs. Cleveland 5-2.
Sheridan HS Football: Due to concerns regarding the air quality, the Sheridan vs. Rock Springs football game has been moved.
The game will kickoff at 6pm at Natrona County High School in Casper.
That field was available because the Oil Bowl is being played on the other side of town at Kelly Walsh.
As for the game itself, yesterday Sheridan Head Coach Jeff Mowry talked about the Tigers’ offense, which is currently the top rushing team in 4A.
Statistically on defense, RS has been in the middle of the pack, and Mowry describes what they do and how the Broncs have to adjust.
Again kickoff from Casper is scheduled for 6pm.
You can watch a LIVE video stream of the game at sheridanmedia.com.
James Timberlake will also have the LIVE radio play-by-play call on AM 1410 KWYO and 106.9 FM.
Big Horn and Tongue River HS Football: Big Horn plays at Glenrock starting at 6pm.
As of last night, Tongue River’s homecoming game in Dayton is still on.
The Eagles take on Wheatland starting at 6pm.
Sheridan County HS Volleyball: Sheridan starts their second run through the 4A East Conference this weekend.
The Lady Broncs are on the road today to take on Cheyenne East, and tomorrow at Cheyenne Central.
Big Horn swept Natrona County in their lone match of the week.
The Lady Rams have this weekend off from competition.
Tongue River is at home today vs. Sundance starting at 3pm and then play tomorrow at Moorcroft.
Arvada-Clearmont is at the Kaycee Invitational.
The Lady Panthers take on Encampment, Lusk and Dubois today.
Tomorrow’s schedule and opponents are dependent on today’s results.
Sheridan County HS Cross Country: TR is scheduled to run today at the Moorcroft Invitational at Pine Haven.
Sheridan and BH have the weekend off from competition.
Next week are the regional meets and Tongue River is scheduled to host the 2A East Meet.
Sheridan HS Girls Swimming and Diving: Sheridan will compete today and tomorrow at Buffalo.
The State Meet is in less than 1 month.
Sheridan Hawks Junior Hockey: The top 2 teams in the NA3HL’s Frontier Division play each other this weekend.
Sheridan will play a visit to defending Frasier Cup Champion Helena.
The puck drops today and tomorrow at 7:05pm.
Sheridan College Rodeo: After a week off from competition, the Central Rocky Mountain Circuit resumes this weekend at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne.
The fall portion of the schedule concludes next weekend and it will be the halfway point of the 2024-25 season.
University Of Wyoming Football: The University of Wyoming Cowboys are back in action after having last week off from competition.
The Pokes host San Diego State starting at 1:30pm.
You can hear the game LIVE on AM 1410 KWYO and 106.9 FM.
Denver Broncos Football: The Denver Broncos will try to run their winning streak to 4 in a row as the team hosts the LA Chargers this Sunday.
Kickoff is scheduled for 2:05pm and you can hear that game LIVE on Fox Sports 106.3 FM.
Major League Baseball Playoffs: Cleveland stayed alive with a 5-4 win yesterday at Detroit, to tie up their American League Division Series at 2 wins each.
The deciding game 5 is tomorrow at Cleveland.
The New York Yankees await the winner as they beat Kansas City 3-1 last night, to win their series 3-1.
Game 1 of the American League Championship Series is on Monday at New York.
Today is the deciding Game 5 in the National League Divisional Series between San Diego and the LA Dodgers.
The winner advances to the National League Championship Series and that team will host the New York Mets for Game 1 on Sunday.
Tax officials scrutinised Madalina Ioana Filip’s lavish lifestyle on social media
By Elena Salvoni
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An OnlyFans star who fled to Switzerland after being accused of owing £1.25million in taxes has hit back at claims that she is on the run.
Italian officials say Madalina Ioana Filip, known as Mady Gio, owes them a fortune after allegedly evading tax by claiming she was paying it abroad.
The 27-year-old is believed to have left Italy while the inquiry was ongoing and says she plans to stay in Switzerland.
She told her 1.5 million Instagramfollowers that Italian taxmen have demanded 1.5 million euros after accusing her of not declaring all her earnings in 2021.
Authorities reportedly looked into the lavish lifestyle she displayed on social media and spoke of in interviews, and found that the earnings she declared were not proportionate.
The 27-year-old left Italy while the inquiry was ongoing and says she plans to stay in Switzerland
She told her 1.5 million Instagram followers that Italian taxmen have demanded 1.5 million euros after accusing her of not declaring all her earnings in 2021
Mady was therefore reported to the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Busto Arsizio for the crime of false declaration, according to Italian media.
Investigators reportedly said that she decided to move her residence to Switzerland in early 2022.
She allegedly did so to obtain a more favorable tax situation, declaring just over 50 thousand euros of income.
Her case is reportedly being handled by the public prosecutor’s office in Busto Arsizio, Lombardy.
But the adult content creator shrugged off the demand saying simply: ‘I now live in Switzerland.’
She added: ‘I have always paid taxes, both in Italy and Switzerland.’
Taking to Instagram on October 7, Mady raged against claims that she’s a tax cheat.
She said: ‘I read newspaper articles accusing me of tax evasion.
‘My right to privacy and, above all, the inviolable principle of innocence until proven guilty have been violated.
Mady, who is believed to hold joint UK-Italian nationality, left Rome while the inquiry was ongoing
‘These are just accusations for which I have already instructed my lawyers to defend me in all appropriate places.’
According to Italian news agency ANSA, her lawyer Riccardo Lanza said: ‘We will challenge every provision.
‘My client has relied on professionals who at this point will have to answer for any errors. She has always acted according to the law’.
The star, who is of Romanian origin, reportedly moved to Italy aged 12 and grew up in Varese.
She previously worked as a waitress for ten years in her family’s restaurant and bars for around 1,000 euros a month.
Since moving into OnlyFans content, she says her highest paying clients pay an average of 7,000 euros each per month, and last year she was listed as the woman who earns the most on the site in Italy.
The 27-year-old adult content creator shrugged off the prosecutor’s demand saying simply: ‘I now live in Switzerland’
Mady has made a number of TV and radio appearances and recently spoke in an interview with talk show La Zanzara.
She said of her job: ‘It’s not a walk in the park: you always need a new idea to earn the figures I earn. It’s a job like all the others, it’s a job I like and it’s almost a blessing.
‘Before I was a nun, thanks to OnlyFans I’ve opened up my mind.’
Asked whether she’d ever reconsider her dramatic life change with her move into adult content, she said: ‘Second thoughts? None, on the contrary. I wish I had done it before.
‘I was a waitress for 10 years in the family restaurant. At home everyone is happy, even the great-grandmother.
‘She says that as long as I don’t kill anyone and I pay taxes, you can do anything’.
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LONDON — Social media users in the European Union will soon have a new forum to challenge decisions by platforms to remove posts and videos for breaking their rules or leave up others that may violate them.
An “out of court dispute settlement body” named the Appeals Center Europe said Tuesday it has been certified by Irish regulators to act as a referee on content moderation disputes across the 27-nation EU, starting with cases involving Facebook, YouTube and TikTok.
The center is similar to Meta’s Oversight Board, a quasi-independent body set up in 2020 that acts like a supreme court for thorny decisions about content moderation issues on Facebook, Instagram and Threads submitted by users around the world.
Under the EU’s digital rulebook known as the Digital Services Act, or DSA, tech companies and social media platforms are required to work with dispute settlement bodies and comply with any decisions they make. EU officials in Brussels wanted to give EU citizens a way to challenge any decisions made by Big Tech companies as they sought to balance the right to free speech against the goal of curbing online risks.
The center will hear appeals from users or groups located in the EU about “everything from violence and incitement to hate speech to bullying and harassment,” CEO Thomas Hughes said.
“It could be everything from a case that relates to a head of state all the way through to a neighborly dispute,” Hughes said.
The Digital Services Act is a sweeping set of regulations that requires tech and social media companies operating in Europe to clean up their platforms under threat of hefty fines.
The Appeals Center, based in Dublin, where many Silicon Valley tech companies have their European headquarters, will start hearing complaints from users before the end of the year. It’s initially dealing with Facebook, YouTube and TikTok users because it wanted to start with the biggest platforms, with plans to add others later. Unlike the Oversight Board, which can cherry pick the biggest and most important cases, the center will have to rule on every case it gets.
The Oversight Board both issues binding decisions on individual cases, such as ruling in September on three separate posts with the controversial Palestinian rallying cry “ from the river to the sea,” and also weighs in on wider policy issues with non-binding recommendations, such as guidance in July on updating Meta’s policies on non-consensual deepfakes after reviewing a case involving deepfake intimate images of two women.
The Appeals Center’s decisions, in contrast, will be limited to whether content such as a post, photo or video violates each platform’s rules.
Hughes said the center will hire staff from across the EU to handle what he said could be up to tens of thousands of cases each year. The staff will have expertise in specific regions, languages and policy areas.
Meta’s Oversight Board is providing 15 million euros ($16.5 million) in startup funding, said Hughes, who was previously the Oversight Board’s director. He added that the two bodies will operate separately but will “point in the same direction in terms of platform accountability and transparency, user rights” and applying a human rights framework to online speech.
The Appeals Center will fund its ongoing operations by charging tech companies 95 euros for every case it hears, as well as a 5 euro fee from users who raise disputes. This “nominal” fee is intended to stop people from “gaming or abusing” the system and will be refunded if a user wins, Hughes said.
The decisions are not binding, but users will still get their money back if the center rules in favor of their disputes, regardless of the action the platform does or does not take.
There’s a 90-day deadline for decisions, but in most cases they will be made much more quickly, he said.
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Associated Press writer Barbara Ortutay in San Francisco contributed to this report.
The Infront agency held the main package of sub-Saharan African rights for Paris 2024. (Image Photo Agency/Getty Images)
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has begun a tender process in sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa covering media rights for the 2026-32 period.
The Olympic governing body has set a deadline of November 5 for responses to this tender, Sportcal (GlobalData Sport) has been told.
The process is understood to cover the 2028 (Los Angeles, US) and 2032 (Brisbane, Australia) Summer Olympics, as well as the Winter Games in 2026 (Milan-Cortina) and 2030 (the French Alps).
Interested parties should contact mediasales@olympic.org.
For the most recent Olympics, the summer games earlier this year in the French capital of Paris, sub-Saharan African distribution rights were held by the Infront agency, while in South Africa the event was covered by both free-to-air SABC and pay-TV heavyweight SuperSport.
The Infront tie-up – unveiled in mid-2019 – had covered the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing, as well as this year’s summer edition, and those rights extended across 44 countries.
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The SuperSport and SABC deals, meanwhile, were unveiled in mid-2017.
In terms of a sub-Saharan African TV audience, the 2026 and 2030 Winter Olympics will likely see the largest audiences, due to a more favourable timezone than the US’ West Coast in four years, and then Australia in 2032.
Other markets in which rights for the next quartet of Olympic Games have not yet been allocated include New Zealand, the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), India, the Caribbean, Brazil (although only on a non-exclusive basis for 2028), and in-flight/on-ship rights.
Indeed, Sportcal understands another tender for the upcoming cycle is set to launch within the next week.
In terms of major deals already tied up for the next Olympic cycle, meanwhile, last year saw Infront tie up distribution rights through 2032 in Central and Southeast Asia, Warner Bros Discovery and the European Broadcasting Union do so in the latter region, while Australia’s Nine Network also snapped up rights.
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Sheridan HS Football: Karson Chase returned the opening kickoff 87 yards for a touchdown, Breck Reed returned a punt 62 yards for a score, and Kelten Crow scored 3 TD’s of his own, as the Sheridan High School football team shutout Kelly Walsh 56-zip for their 36th straight win.
Head Coach Jeff Mowry says all week he was concerned about the opposition’s style of play and how they hog the ball, but the defense did a phenomenal job making sure the Trojans’ game plan did not work.
With the win, the Broncs have now tied Worland’s 36-game unbeaten streak.
From 1953-1956 the Warriors went 34-0 with 2 ties.
Sheridan can break that record this Friday at Cheyenne Central.
Big Horn and Tongue River HS Football: Big Horn won at Burns 49-7.
The Rams next play this Friday at home vs. Moorcroft.
Tongue River lost at Newcastle 34-12.
The Eagles next play this Friday at Upton-Sundance.
Sheridan County HS Volleyball: Sheridan split road games, winning 3-1 at Cheyenne South, and then lost at Laramie 3-1.
The Lady Broncs next play this coming Thursday at Campbell County and on Friday at home vs. Thunder Basin.
Big Horn went 3-0 in their games played.
The Lady Rams won on Thursday 3-1 at Tongue River, won on Friday at Wright 3-0 and won on Saturday at home vs. Moorcroft 3-0.
BH next plays this coming Saturday at home vs. Sundance.
Tongue River went 2-1 in the games they played this past weekend.
The Lady Eagles lost on Thursday at home vs. Big Horn 3-1, then won on Friday at home vs. Moorcroft 3-0, and won on Saturday at home vs. Wright 3-2.
TR’s next scheduled game is Saturday at Greybull.
Arvada-Clearmont had last week off from competition.
The Lady Panthers were supposed to play at home vs. Ten Sleep on Saturday, but that game was canceled, because TS does not have a team this season.
A-C’s next scheduled game is Friday at Upton.
State Tennis: At the State Tennis Meet this past weekend at Gillette, the Sheridan Broncs finished as state runners-up, while the Lady Broncs were 8th.
For the boys, Jaeger Conrad and Tanner Hamrick are state champs at #2 doubles, while Matt Brown and Drew Miller were state runners-up at #3 doubles.
On the girls side Avery Ligocki and Mallorie Akers finished 4th in #3 doubles.
This week Sheridan is scheduled to race Thursday at Sturgis, South Dakota, while BH and TR will run Saturday at Wright.
Sheridan HS Girls Swimming and Diving: Sheridan hosted their pre-invite this past Friday and the Sheridan Invitational on Saturday against both Casper teams, Laramie and Jackson.
Sheridan Hawks Junior Hockey: The Sheridan Hawks split road games at Rapid City this past weekend.
On Friday, Sheridan won 6-0 as Zach Longnecker scored 4 of the 6.
On Saturday, the Hawks lost 4-3 in overtime as the opposition scored with 9 seconds remaining on the clock.
Sheridan returns home this coming Friday and Saturday vs. Great Falls.
The puck drops both nights at 7:30pm.
University of Wyoming Football: The Wyoming Cowboys finally broke into the win column, as they beat Air Force at home 31-19.
Quarterback Evan Svoboda was 15 of 21 passing for 165 yards.
He also ran 12 times for 70 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Sam Scott and Tyler King also scored rushing TD’s for the brown and gold.
The one team stat that helped the Pokes was that they were 7 of 14 on 3rd down conversions.
This week is an off week on the schedule.
Wyoming will be back in action next week at home vs. San Diego State.
Denver Broncos Football: The Denver Broncos made it 2 wins in a row on the road yesterday, as they beat the New York Jets 10-9.
Quarterback Bo Nix was 12 of 25 passing for just 60 yards, but he had 1 touchdown throw to Courtland Sutton.
Will Lutz kicked a 47 yard field goal with about 9 minutes to go and that made the difference.
The defense sacked Aaron Rodgers 5 times and held the Jets to 4 of 17 on third down conversions.
One note of injury was running back Tyler Badie who took a helmet hit to the back.
He left the field on his own power and was later carted off of the sidelines.
Denver returns home this coming Sunday to take on the Las Vegas Raiders.
Kickoff is scheduled for 2:05pm.
Colorado Avalanche Pre-Season Hockey: The Colorado Avalanche lost both of their games this past weekend.
On friday they lost at Dallas 4-2 and lost again yesterday at home vs. Utah 6-3.
The next pre-season game is tomorrow at home vs. Las Vegas.
The regular season starts 1 week from this coming Wednesday.
Colorado Rockies Baseball: The Colorado Rockies were swept at home by the LA Dodgers to conclude the 2024 season.
On Friday, the Rocks lost 11-4.
Saturday’s score was 13-2.
Ezequiel Tovar’s solo home run provided 1 of those 2 runs.
Yesterday the final score was 2-1.
Sam Hilliard went yard for Colorado in that game.
The Rockies finish the season with a record of 61-101, which is 2 games better than last year.
Major League Baseball Playoffs: The Major League Baseball playoffs start tomorrow, but there’s some unfinished regular season business taking place today.
The New York Mets and Atlanta have to make-up 2 games that were supposed to be played last week, but were postponed because of Hurricane Helene.
The reason the games have to be made up is because there are 3 teams battling for the 2 remaining National League wild card spots.
The Mets, the Braves and the Arizona Diamondbacks.
As far as today’s double-header goes, if one team sweeps the other, that team is in the playoffs and would travel to San Diego, the loser is eliminated and the D’backs would get in and travel to Milwaukee.
If the Mets and Braves split the double-header, that would create a Mets-Braves and D’backs 3 way tie, and the Diamondbacks would lose, due to losing head-to-head tiebreakers vs. both of the other 2 teams.
As for the rest of the National League Playoffs, the Dodgers and Philadelphia have the top 2 seeds and a first round bye.
In the American League playoffs, the top 2 seeds belong to the New York Yankees and Cleveland.
The wild card round will have Detroit at Houston and Kansas City at Baltimore.
The wild card round is a best 2 out of 3 at the home site of the better seeded team.
International Coffee Day 2024: Some coffee lovers enjoy experimentation, while others prefer to stick to old favourites. Some like to relish the amazing flavour of coffee in traditional ways, while others are always interested in trending recipes that feature their beloved ingredient. In the recent past, several types of coffee recipes and other coffee-related videos have taken social media by storm. To celebrate International Coffee Day 2024 (which is tomorrow, October 1), we have compiled a list of some of the most fascinating ones from the past year. Check them out below:
International Coffee Day 2024: 8 Viral Videos Featuring Coffee You Must Check Out:
1. Trying The Whipped Honey Latte
After whipped honey took social media by storm some time ago, a type of latte featuring it also went viral. In one video, we see a vlogger couple try making this drink from scratch. It clocked more than 24 million views on Instagram. Several users have compared it to dalgona coffee, the beverage that sparked a sort of craze during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out more about the viral whipped honey latte here.
2. Relishing Coffee In Ice Cream Cones
Serving coffee in unique receptacles also attracts a lot of attention online. One viral video showcased coffee being poured into waffle cones that were covered in chocolate on the inside. They also had simple yet aesthetic latte designs on top. Wondering where they were being sold? Click here to find out.
This particular viral example gives a whole new meaning to the term “iced coffee”. Multiple videos showing a coffee drink being served in a giant ice cube grabbed eyeballs online. One of them shot at a cafe in Kyoto, shows a massive ice cube with a glass-shaped hole. It is eventually filled with chilled coffee, milk, sugar syrup and vanilla ice cream. Click here to know more.
4. Dreaming About This Coffee Fountain
You may have come across chocolate fountains at restaurants or get-togethers, but have you ever seen a coffee fountain? A reel featuring an awe-inspiring glass coffee fountain won many hearts online. The fountain had four tiers and an intricate chalice-like design. In the video, we could see dark brown coffee flowing gracefully from the top and cascading down into the waiting cup. Read the complete story here.
5. Making Turkish Coffee While Cycling
A viral reel showing a person brewing Turkish coffee while cycling redefined the idea of “coffee on the go”. We observed the person setting up a small wooden board across the handlebars of his bike. After covering it with a gingham cloth, he takes out the utensils to make the coffee. He mixes the coffee granules with hot water and heats it on a mini stove. Once brewed, he pours it into a paper cup. Watch the complete viral video here.
6. Making Pour-Over Coffee On A Plane
One coffee enthusiast took their love to new heights by making artisanal pour-over coffee from scratch on a flight. Yes, you read that right. A person sitting behind the man who made the drink captured the entire process on video. He is first seen grinding the coffee beans. Next, he sets up the filter and kettle and delicately pours the water required to make the pour-over coffee. Finally, the freshly brewed coffee is poured into a cup. Click here to know how people reacted online.
Also Read:How Coffee Grounds Can Help Grow Your Kitchen Garden
7. Eating Raw Coffee Beans
International Coffee Day 2024: Some people apparently enjoy munching on coffee beans. Photo Credit: Unsplash
Coffee lovers enjoy its flavour in not only drinks but other delicious ways too. And we are not simply talking about desserts. One Instagram user showed how her husband got his caffeine fix by eating raw coffee beans, straight from the jar! People had a lot to say about this in the comment section. Read the full article here.
8. Reese Witherspoon’s Controversial “Snow Salt Chococinno”
At the beginning of 2024, Reese Witherspoon made headlines due to a video in which she is seen making (and enjoying) an unusual coffee-flavoured treat. In the clip, two mugs are filled with the snow that had fallen outside her home. They are topped with salted caramel syrup, chocolate syrup and cold brew. The viral video sparked a heated debate online. Some people found the idea unproblematic, while others criticised her for consuming snow in a way that they felt was unhealthy. Click here to know how Reese defended her actions.
How are you planning to celebrate International Coffee Day 2024? Let us know in the comments below.
Also Read: How To Use A French Press To Make Perfect Cup Of Coffee Every Single Time
Sheridan County HS Football: The Sheridan High School Football Team is at home tonight vs. Kelly Walsh, but unlike the other teams that the Broncs have played against, this year’s version of the Trojans could be the most unusual opponent they’ve gone up against.
KW is a run heavy team, thanks to the double wing style of offense that they’ve been using.
Sheridan Head Coach Jeff Mowry says he’s not too worried about his players going up against the opposing defense, provided they keep the ball out of the hands of the opposing offense.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6 o’clock.
You can watch a LIVE video stream of the game at sheridanmedia.com.
Shane Parker will also have the LIVE radio play-by-play on AM 1410 KWYO and 106.9 FM.
As for the other Sheridan County High School Football teams, both of them are on the road this weekend.
Big Horn plays at 6pm today at Burns, while Tongue River plays at 1pm tomorrow at Newcastle.
Sheridan County HS Volleyball: Last night was the first matchup between rivals BH and TR in Dayton.
The Lady Eagles would win the first set, but it was all Lady Rams after that, as they would win the match 3-1.
Today Big Horn plays at Wright, while Tongue River is at home vs. Moorcroft starting at 5pm.
Tomorrow BH is at home vs. Moorcroft starting at 1pm, while TR is at home vs. Wright starting at 2pm.
As for Sheridan, the Lady Broncs are on the road today and tomorrow to play 4A East opponents.
Sheridan plays today at Cheyenne South and tomorrow at Laramie.
The Lady Plainsmen are the defending 4A State Champs.
As for Arvada-Clearmont, the team has this week off from competition.
The Lady Panthers were originally scheduled to play at home vs. Ten Sleep tomorrow, but that match has been canceled, because TS does not have a team this season.
Sheridan HS Tennis: At the State Tennis Meet in Gillette, things are going very well for the Sheridan boys team.
The Broncs are in today’s semi-finals in every bracket in singles and doubles.
As of the end of yesterday’s competition, Sheridan is in 1st place in the team standings.
For the Lady Broncs, the #3 doubles team of Avery Ligocki and Malloria Akers are in the semi-finals.
All others are in the consolation round.
Action today and tomorrow starts at 8:30am.
Tomorrow’s action is just championship and 3rd place matches only.
Sheridan County HS Cross Country: Sheridan will run today at Rapid City, South Dakota, and Tongue River will compete at Glenrock.
Big Horn runs tomorrow at the Mountain West Cross Country Classic in Missoula, Montana.
Sheridan High School Girls Swimming And Diving: Sheridan will host the Sheridan Pre-Invite today at 4pm against Laramie and Kelly Walsh.
Tomorrow is the Sheridan Invitational starting at 10am.
Also competing will be both Casper teams, Laramie and Jackson.
Sheridan Hawks Junior Hockey: The Sheridan Hawks are on the road this weekend, for a 2-game series at Rapid City.
The puck drops today and tomorrow at 7:05pm.
The team will return home next weekend to take on Great Falls.
Sheridan College Rodeo: Sheridan College is hosting the Pat Hamilton Memorial Rodeo event this weekend at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds.
Slack round today starts at 12-noon and the rodeo performance is at 6pm.
Tomorrow slack is at 9am and the performance is once again at 6pm.
The championship short-go starts at 10am Sunday.
University Of Wyoming Football: The Wyoming Cowboys play their homecoming game tomorrow and Mountain West Conference opener against Air Force.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6pm and you can hear the game LIVE on AM 1410 KWYO and 106.9 FM.
Mountain West Conference News: It does not look like the conference will be losing any more teams.
UNLV officially said no to the PAC 12 and Air Force the same to the AAC.
All remaining Mountain West Conference teams have signed a binding agreement to stay with the conference for some time.
However the conference has to get a few new teams to join, because it is below the minimum number of 8 teams to be officially recognized as a conference by the NCAA.
Currently, when the football season starts in 2026, there will be 7 teams in the conference for football and 6 in every other sport, because Hawaii is a football only member and recently Hawaii announced that the team will stay in the conference for football at least through the 2032 season.
Several media sources are saying Texas State could be a target as an all sports selection.
Other reports say the Mountain West Conference has notified the Mid-American Conference of its interest in bringing in Northern Illinois and Toledo as football only members.
Denver Broncos Football: The Denver Broncos play Sunday at the New York Jets.
Kickoff is scheduled for 11am and you can hear that game LIVE on Fox Sports 106.3 FM.
Colorado Avalanche Pre-Season Hockey: The Colorado Avalanche play a pair of pre-season games this weekend.
The Avs play tonight at Dallas starting at 6pm, and are at home against the new Utah Hockey Club, starting at 5pm.
Colorado Rockies Baseball: The Colorado Rockies scored 5 runs in the bottom of the 8th inning yesterday afternoon, to win at home vs. St. Louis 10-8 and avoid a sweep.
Charlie Blackmon hit a 2-run home run earlier in the game.
This weekend is the final 3-games of the 2024 regular season and the Rocks will host the LA Dodgers, who lead Philadelphia by 1 game in the standings, for the #1 seed in the National League playoffs.
First pitch today and tomorrow is scheduled for 6:10pm and Sunday’s game is scheduled to start at 1:10pm.
Colorado’s record on this season is 61-98, meaning the team needs to win 2 out of 3 games this weekend, in order to avoid a 100-loss season.
NEW YORK — Prince Harry said today’s youth is in the midst of an “epidemic” of anxiety, depression and social isolation due to negative experiences online, as he brought his campaign to help children and their parents navigate cyberspace to this week’s Clinton Global Initiative.
“These platforms are designed to create addiction,” Harry said in remarks Tuesday in New York City. “Young people are kept there by mindless, endless, numbing scrolling — being force-fed content that no child should ever be exposed to. This is not free will.”
Beyond supporting parents and youth throughout this advocacy, The Duke of Sussex stressed the need for corporate accountability. He asked why leaders of powerful social media companies are still held to the “lowest ethical standards” — and called on shareholders to demand tangible change.
“Parenting doesn’t end with the birth of a child. Neither does founding a company,” Harry said. “We have a duty and a responsibility to see our creations through.”
Harry’s contribution to this year’s CGI annual meeting was part of the “What’s Working” theme, in a panel that included former President Bill Clinton, Clinton Foundation Vice Chair Chelsea Clinton and World Central Kitchen founder Jose Andres.
The Archewell Foundation, which Harry founded with his wife, Meghan Markle, to carry out their philanthropic work recently launched an initiative supporting parents whose children have suffered or died due to online harms. Harry highlighted the work of that initiative, called The Parents Network, in his speech Tuesday.
The foundation has also partnered with the World Health Organization and others to end violence against children, an issue he and Meghan outlined during a recent trip to Colombia. Harry on Tuesday pointed to the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Ending Violence Against Children, which is set to take place in Bogotá this November. He said that this meeting could result in the first global agreement for prioritizing child safety and protection online.
His CGI address was part of a string of appearances for Harry in New York at the growing number of humanitarian and philanthropic events that run alongside the United Nations General Assembly Week.
On Monday, he appeared at an event for The HALO Trust, where he discussed how the work of the landmine clearing charity was influential on his late mother, Princess Diana. “The HALO Trust’s work in Angola meant a great deal to my mother,” he said. “Carrying on her legacy is a responsibility that I take seriously. And I think we all know how much she would want us to finish this particular job.”
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