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Senbere Teferi at the Jan Meda Cross (© Chris Cooper) Thirty-eight years ago the first edition of the Jan Meda International Cross Country competition was held at the famous racing ground in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Since then, annually, many of the world’s top long distance runners from Ethiopia don their club team singlets, and meet in the capital of Addis Ababa to vie for national glory, spots on teams bound for the World Cross Country Championships, and the attention of international agents. On Sunday (31), the 2021 edition took place, markedly different from previous non-pandemic editio...

MacRostie Art Center is pleased to announce its February 2021 exhibitions. The MacRostie Gallery will feature new work by fiber artist Dave Browne in his exhibit “In Thin Air: There

There are 1000’s of apps obtainable for the Apple TV, with more arriving day by day, and that is more than the competitors affords. However, it seems that, not less than in the uk, the majority of those apps are games. If it is on the TV, and the motion pictures that you’re after it […] Compsmag Team When you complete your gaming set-up, the last thing you are likely to consider is the Best gaming Routers. After all, how different can a router be from one to the other? And is it worth spending money on a new one? Our choice for the absolute best gaming router – the ASUS ROG Rapture [�...

David Culley is the Wrong Choice for the Houston Texans, Even if He's a Great Head Coach David Culley, back in 2008. | Getty Images/Getty Images David Culley is the new head coach of the Houston Texans. Culley accepting the Texans job will conclude one of the weirdest head coaching searches in NFL history. Culley, who has been coaching football for half a century, may turn out to be an excellent NFL head coach, but this hiring will always be the wrong choice. If you're not familiar with his work, Culley worked with Andy Reid from 1999 to 2016. More recently, he was the passing game coordinato...

It sounds crazy, but for most of the last 85 years, it was illegal in Colorado for breweries to sell low-alcohol beers to bars, restaurants or liquor stores. Anything under 4.0 percent ABV (or 3.2 percent alcohol by weight) was reserved strictly for grocery and convenience stores. From the end of Prohibition until just two years ago, 3.2 beer was the only kind of booze the big supermarket and convenience chains could sell in Colorado, so the law protected them against competition. In addition to the macro-brewer brands like Coors Light and Bud Light, a few craft breweries distributed 3.2 bee...