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Its back. selection sunday, people. missed it last year. wet getting it bad. mad dash to a national champion, it starts later today. >> this is my week to shine. yes, it is.

BOZEMAN, Mont. American Prairie Announced via press release that once again no evidence of clinical disease was found in its bison herd. In January, an adjustment board appointed by the state Department of Natural Resources and Conservation approved a new bison grazing and disease management agreement between American Prairie and the Phillips County Conservation District. The agreement gives American Prairie a 10-year variance from the Phillips County bison grazing ordinance. Under the agreemen...

Its a hard life. life and death on top of the world as an ancient culture and community fades away. aamir peerzada, bbc news, ladakh india. the former british cycling and team sky chief doctor, richard freeman, has been found guilty of ordering the banned drug testosterone in 2011, �*knowing or believing it was to help to dope a rider. a medical tribunal here

The living link to the past. but now, they are a dying breed, as the bbc�*s aamir peerzada has been finding out. high in the himalayas, this man starts his day. he is 60 and has been a shepherd since childhood.

As we settle into 2021, we are going to be hearing a lot about augmented reality. amongst others, facebook is set to launch that smart glasses this year. they are even working with the company behind ray—bans so they may even be something youd consider wearing... sorry, google glass. but since 2016, it is microsoft who have been pushing forward with hololens across loads of areas, including design, engineering and medicine. and this is the latest iteration of the device. 2019s hololens 2 — a...

Fragmented and outdated health infrastructure means information is being entered manually

When we were on the oval and you actually had time to reflect, that i actually stopped and thought, "i was so close to losing my life." there were still local community there, and they were all coming to us and asking for our help and asking for bottles of water that we had on our trucks — because everybody�*s lungs were just like as if they were burned from the heat in the air. and we could see the magnitude of the loss of property that was taking place before our eyes. at that point in tim...

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Mar. 9—SIOUX FALLS — A second-half comeback powered by Sam Griesel helped North Dakota State keep its run for a third-straight Summit League men's tournament championship alive, as the Bison rallied past South Dakota for a 79-75 semifinal victory at the Sanford Pentagon. Third-seeded NDSU (15-11) will now meet No. 4 Oral Roberts at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the men's championship game. The Coyotes led ...

If youre a bull moose in Yellowstone National Park, you have plenty of reasons to be proud. One big moose recently lost his antlers, but is mighty proud anyway. This special video moment was shared by Yellowstone Wolf Tracker on Facebook this past weekend. This big guy looks mighty happy, but the bison who are lounging nearby dont seem to be be impressed. The status shared on Facebook pretty much nails whats happening here: This bull moose may have lost his antlers but he still has plenty of sa...