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Jim Beam Warehouse Fire Kills ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Fish
The Kentucky River is littered with dead fish following the horrible event. On July 2, a massive fire broke out at a Jim Beam bourbon facility in Versailles in Woodford County, Kentucky. According to Beam Suntory, the company that owns the facility, roughly 45,000 barrels of “relatively young” whiskey burned in the fire. Unfortunately, however,
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Extreme Angles Assignment Winner Tom Elenbaas
Congratulations to Tom Elenbaas for winning the recent Extreme Angles Assignment with the image, “Secret Slick Rock Sunset.” See more of…
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Hunter Gets Harassed on His Own Property
Hunting harassment is a real thing. It’s one thing to have your hunt ruined by someone trying to make life difficult for you. It’s another to have it happen on your own property. If you’ve ever had an unpleasant neighbor cause problems for you, this clip is sure to make you cringe. Watch the video
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Deer Season is Getting Close, Are You Ready?
WATCH THE VIDEO NOW: oembed rumble video here A new deer season is on the horizon. Are you ready? It’s been months since you were last in the woods, bow or rifle in hand, ready to hunt the experience we all covet. But now, as each day’s sun comes over the horizon, you’re that much closer to
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Serena to Osaka: I Would Love the Chance to Live that Moment Over Again
The American Opens up about last year's controversial U.S. Open finish in an open letter to Harper's Bazaar
In a recent exclusive open letter written for Harper’s Bazaar Magazine, Serena Williams opens up about a letter that she wrote to Naomi Osaka after their controversial moment at the U.S. Open. Williams told Osaka that she’d love to live the moment over again and apologized for what had happened.
In this candid, first-person essay, @serenawilliams opens up about last year's controversial match at the US Open—and why she’ll never regret using her voice to speak out against injustice. https://t.co/ponD4BGMie
— Harper's Bazaar (@harpersbazaarus) July 9, 2019
Here’s the note, as printed in the August edition of Harper’s Baazar:
“Hey, Naomi! It’s Serena Williams. As I said on the court, I am so proud of you and I am truly sorry. I thought I was doing the right thing in sticking up for myself. But I had no idea the media would pit us against each other. I would love the chance to live that moment over again. I am, was, and will always be happy for you and supportive of you. I would never, ever want the light to shine away from another female, specifically another black female athlete. I can’t wait for your future, and believe me I will always be watching as a big fan! I wish you only success today and in the future. Once again, I am so proud of you. All my love and your fan, Serena.”
Williams went on to say that she was in tears when Osaka’s reply came:
“People can misunderstand anger for strength because they can’t differentiate between the two,” Osaka told Williams. “No one has stood up for themselves the way you have and you need to continue trailblazing.”
The American added that the U.S. Open incident “exemplified how thousands of women in every area of the workforce are treated every day.” Williams says men get different treatment than women simply based on sex. “We are not allowed to have emotions, we are not allowed to be passionate,” she said. We are told to sit down and be quiet, which frankly is just not something I’m okay with.”
Williams went on to share the true reason she has returned to the tour and is still battling to break records here at Wimbledon.
“Ultimately, my daughter is the reason I use my voice, the reason I picked up a racket again,” she said. “Love breathes life and newfound perspective into people. It’s not about quitting when someone presents a challenge; it’s about getting up when you are down, dusting yourself off and asking, “Is that the best you got?” Because I have God with me, and I can take whatever comes my way."
Andy Murray Likely to Skip U.S. Open Singles
The Scot says he needs to plan long-term after his mixed doubles match on Day 8 at Wimbledon.
Andy Murray is performing well on the doubles court at Wimbledon and that’s great news. But don’t expect him to play singles at the U.S. Open.
Murray told reporters he’s in no rush to play singles and that he will more than likely skip the singles competition at the last major event of 2019.
“I think it's pretty unlikely just in terms of timing,” Murray told reporters after he and Serena Williams defeated Fabrice Martin and Raquel Atawo 7-5 6-3 in mixed doubles on Tuesday at Wimbledon. “I spoke to my team a bit about that yesterday. Just a lot of stuff I need to get done physically, get myself stronger.”
Two matches. Two wins.
MurRena’s 100% record remains intact in the mixed doubles…#Wimbledon | @andy_murray | @serenawilliams pic.twitter.com/hk7vaO0woM
— Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 9, 2019
Simply put there’s too much work to be done, and too little time to do it, says Murray.
“The amount of work I need to do on the court to get ready for singles, the amount of work I need to put in off the court to get myself strong enough to play best-of-five sets, it's still quite a ways away unfortunately,” he said.
Murray says short-term gain is not tempting, given all that he has to consider in terms of the rest of his tennis career and his life beyond tennis.
“I would love to play,” he said, adding: “I need to look, like, pretty long-term with this. I don't want to be having to go through another big operation in a few years' time. I want to make sure the operation I've had lasts for as long as possible. To give it the best chance, I need to make sure that, I'm physically, you know, really strong before I get back on the singles court.”
Wimbledon Day 9 Men’s Quarter-Final Schedule
All four quarter-finals are set to take place on Day 9 at Wimbledon, plus doubles, mixed, juniors and legends.
THE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON 2019
INTENDED ORDER OF PLAY FOR DAY 9 WEDNESDAY 10 JULY
CENTRE COURT – 1:00PM
1. Novak Djokovic v David Goffin
2. Kei Nishikori v Roger Federer
NO.1 COURT – 1:00PM
1. Guido Pella v Roberto Bautista Agut
2. Sam Querrey v Rafael Nadal
NO.2 COURT – 11:00AM
1. Anna-Lena Groenefeld / Demi Schuurs v Barbora Krejcikova / Katerina Siniakova
Not Before: 1:00pm
2. Su-Wei Hsieh / Barbora Strycova v Elise Mertens / Aryna Sabalenka
3. Bruno Soares / Nicole Melichar v Andy Murray / Serena Williams
4. Mario Ancic / Wayne Black v Xavier Malisse / Max Mirnyi
NO.3 COURT – 11:00AM
1. Fernando Gonzalez / Sebastien Grosjean v Arnaud Clement / Michael Llodra
2. Henri Kontinen / John Peers v Raven Klaasen / Michael Venus
3. Ivan Dodig / Latisha Chan v Edouard Roger-Vasselin / Andreja Klepac
4. John Peers / Shuai Zhang v Robert Lindstedt / Jelena Ostapenko
COURT 12 – 11:00AM
1. Danielle Collins / Bethanie Mattek-Sands v Gabriela Dabrowski / Yifan Xu
2. Matwe Middelkoop / Zhaoxuan Yang v Marcus Daniell / Jennifer Brady
3. Artem Sitak / Laura Siegemund v Mate Pavic / Gabriela Dabrowski
COURT 18 – 11:00AM
1. Tracy Austin / Andrea Jaeger v Marion Bartoli / Daniela Hantuchova
2. Wesley Koolhof / Kveta Peschke v Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi / Nadiia Kichenok
3. Conchita Martinez / Barbara Schett v Kim Clijsters / Rennae Stubbs
COURT 4 – 11:00AM
1. Arthur Fery v Shintaro Mochizuki
2. Matilda Mutavdzic v Alexa Noel
3. Liam Draxl / Govind Nanda v Nicholas David Ionel / Wojciech Marek
4. Charlotte Owensby / Alexandra Yepifanova v Joanna Garland / Sohyun Park
COURT 5 – 11:00AM
1. Filip Cristian Jianu v Carlos Gimeno Valero
2. Elsa Jacquemot v Mai Napatt Nirundorn
3. Carlos Gimeno Valero / Pablo Llamas Ruiz v Flavio Cobolli / Dominic Stephan Stricker
4. Elina Avanesyan / Elsa Jacquemot v Robin Montgomery / Maria Camila Osorio Serrano
COURT 7 – 11:00AM
1. Emma Navarro v Katrina Scott
2. Elizabeth Mandlik v Natsumi Kawaguchi
3. Carlota Martinez Cirez / Ane Mintegi Del Olmo v Michaela Kadleckova / Katrina Scott
4. Pia Lovric / Mai Napatt Nirundorn v Chloe Beck / Emma Navarro
COURT 8 – 11:00AM
1. Tristan Schoolkate v Dalibor Svrcina
2. Qinwen Zheng v Polina Kudermetova
3. Taha Baadi / Filip Cristian Jianu v Leandro Riedi / Dalibor Svrcina
4. Polina Kudermetova / Giulia Morlet v Sonay Kartal / Erin Richardson
COURT 14 – 11:00AM
1. Martin Damm v Taha Baadi
2. Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune v Anton Matusevich
3. Carlos Alcaraz Garfia v William Grant
4. Daria Frayman / Darja Semenistaja v Holly Fischer / Matilda Mutavdzic
COURT 15 – 11:00AM
1. Brandon Nakashima v Harold Mayot
2. Hong Yi Cody Wong v Diane Parry
3. Eliot Spizzirri / Tyler Zink v Alejo Lorenzo Lingua Lavallen / Harold Mayot
4. Diane Parry / Qinwen Zheng v Kamilla Bartone / Oksana Selekhmeteva
COURT 16 – 11:00AM
1. Daria Snigur v Robin Montgomery
2. Nicolas Alvarez Varona v Illya Beloborodko
3. Martin Damm / Toby Kodat v Roman Andres Burruchaga / Natan Rodrigues
4. Illya Beloborodko / Peter Makk v Baptiste Anselmo / Loris Pourroy
COURT 17 – 11:00AM
1. Kevin Chahoud / Phuong Van Nguyen v Andrew Paulson / Eric Vanshelboim
2. Priska Madelyn Nugroho v Linda Fruhvirtova
3. Jonas Forejtek / Jiri Lehecka v Andrew Dale / Andres Martin
4. Aubane Droguet / Selena Janicijevic v Priska Madelyn Nugroho / Annerly Poulos
TO BE ARRANGED
1 Not Before: 5:00pm
1. Cara Black / Martina Navratilova v Mary Joe Fernandez / Ai Sugiyama
Not Before: 5:00pm
2. Jamie Delgado / Jonathan Marray v Thomas Enqvist / Thomas Johansson
Not Before: 5:00pm
3. Jacco Eltingh / Paul Haarhuis v Richard Krajicek / Mark Petchey
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Man Receives 12-Year Hunting Ban After Bear Poaching Incident
Not every poaching case is about someone hunting without a license. A South Dakota hunter recently learned the importance of following hunting regulations, and he learned the hard way. According to a press release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Robert Stalley was banned from all hunting and fishing activities in The Centennial State for 12
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Try A Telephoto Lens For Landscapes
Wide-angle lenses are the go-to for landscape photography, but don’t miss out on the possibilities of longer focal lengths.
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The Sony FE 35mm F1.8 Is A Light, Compact Prime For Full-Frame
The third 35mm prime in Sony’s FE line for full-frame cameras, the FE 35mm F1.8 is an excellent balance between price, performance and size.
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Watch the Easiest Way to Remove a Hook
It happens to every angler who fishes long enough. One wrong move and you suddenly have a big fish hook embedded deep in your skin. So now what? Michael Chilton of rodndrivet.com takes one for the team and hooks himself in order to show us how to properly remove an embedded hook. All you need
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Deer Hunting in Ohio: What You Should Know
Want to know about Ohio deer hunting? Here’s the scoop. The Buckeye State is consistently one of the top deer hunting locations in the United States. Every hunting season Ohio hunters shoot multiple Boone and Crockett class whitetail deer there. It’s easy to see why the state has become a go-to hunting destination. From season dates, bag
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Photo Of The Day By Brandon Wales
Today’s Photo Of The Day is “North Kauai Coastline” by Brandon Wales. Location: Hawaii. “Getting this shot from a helicopter…
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Wimbledon Day 8 Women’s Quarter-Final Schedule
The Women's quarter-finals are set for Tuesday at the All England Club and there's also doubles, mixed, legends and juniors. THE CHAMPIONSHIPS, WIMBLEDON 2019 INTENDED ORDER OF PLAY FOR DAY 6 SATURDAY 6 JULY
CENTRE COURT – 1:00PM
1. Alison Riske v Serena Williams
2. Barbora Strycova v Johanna Konta
3. Andy Murray / Serena Williams v Fabrice Martin / Raquel Atawo
NO.1 COURT – 1:00PM
1. Simona Halep v Shuai Zhang
2. Elina Svitolina v Karolina Muchova
3. Lukasz Kubot / Marcelo Melo v Nicolas Mahut / Edouard Roger-Vasselin
NO.2 COURT – 11:00AM
1. Evan Hoyt / Eden Silva v Joran Vliegen / Saisai Zheng
2. Timea Babos / Kristina Mladenovic v Nicole Melichar / Kveta Peschke
3. Jean-Julien Rojer / Horia Tecau v Juan Sebastian Cabal / Robert Farah
4. Arnaud Clement / Michael Llodra v Colin Fleming / Ross Hutchins
NO.3 COURT – 11:00AM
1. Henri Leconte / Patrick McEnroe v Jacco Eltingh / Paul Haarhuis
Not Before: 1:00pm
2. Hao-Ching Chan / Latisha Chan v Elise Mertens / Aryna Sabalenka
3. Franko Skugor / Raluca Olaru v Nikola Mektic / Alicja Rosolska
COURT 12 – 11:00AM
1. Mansour Bahrami / Chris Wilkinson v Wayne Ferreira / Mark Woodforde
Not Before: 1:00pm
2. Richard Krajicek / Mark Petchey v Greg Rusedski / Fabrice Santoro
3. Henri Kontinen / John Peers v Rajeev Ram / Joe Salisbury
4. Marcus Daniell / Wesley Koolhof v Ivan Dodig / Filip Polasek
COURT 18 – 11:00AM
1. Tracy Austin / Andrea Jaeger v Conchita Martinez / Barbara Schett
2. Tommy Haas / Mark Philippoussis v Fernando Gonzalez / Sebastien Grosjean
3. Jamie Murray / Bethanie Mattek-Sands v Mate Pavic / Gabriela Dabrowski
4. Su-Wei Hsieh / Barbora Strycova v Irina-Camelia Begu / Monica Niculescu
COURT 4 – 11:00AM
1. Cannon Kingsley v Arthur Fery
2. Govind Nanda v Anton Matusevich
3. Illya Beloborodko v James Story
4. Daria Snigur v Erin Richardson
5. Cannon Kingsley / Alexander Zgirovsky v James Story / Oscar Weightman
COURT 6 – 11:00AM
1. Sonay Kartal v Katrina Scott
2. Elizabeth Mandlik v Elina Avanesyan
3. Martyna Kubka v Natsumi Kawaguchi
4. Mai Napatt Nirundorn v Sohyun Park
5. Weronika Baszak / Martyna Kubka v Amelia Bissett / Morgan Cross
COURT 7 – 11:00AM
1. Tristan Schoolkate v Dominic Stephan Stricker
2. Carlos Alcaraz Garfia v Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida
3. Matteo Arnaldi / Francesco Passaro v Tristan Schoolkate / Dane Sweeny
4. Valentina Ryser / Alexandra Vecic v Victoria Allen / Destinee Martins
COURT 8 – 11:00AM
1. Filip Cristian Jianu v Flavio Cobolli
2. Brandon Nakashima v Nicholas David Ionel
3. Matilda Mutavdzic v Daria Frayman
4. Brandon Nakashima / Valentin Royer v Matheus Pucinelli De Almeida / Thiago Agustin Tirante 5. Liubov Kostenko / Sada Nahimana v Savannah Broadus / Abigail Forbes
COURT 9 – 11:00AM
1. Martin Damm v Ryoma Matsushita
2. Andrew Dale v Carlos Gimeno Valero
3. Robin Montgomery v Funa Kozaki
4. Rinky Hijikata / Otto Virtanen v Arthur Fery / Toby Samuel 5. Funa Kozaki / Amarissa Kiara Toth v Mell Elizabeth Reasco Gonzalez / Antonia Samudio
COURT 10 – 11:00AM
1. Emma Navarro v Selena Janicijevic
2. Qinwen Zheng v Carole Monnet
3. Hong Yi Cody Wong v Ane Mintegi Del Olmo
4. Eliakim Coulibaly / Ryoma Matsushita v Nicolas Alvarez Varona / Juan Bautista Torres
5. Natsumi Kawaguchi / Adrienn Nagy v Carole Monnet / Hong Yi Cody Wong
COURT 11 – 11:00AM
1. Roman Andres Burruchaga v Shintaro Mochizuki
2. Shunsuke Mitsui v Nicolas Alvarez Varona
3. Felix Gill / Jack Pinnington Jones v Shintaro Mochizuki / Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune
4. Nini Gabriel Dica / Youcef Rihane v Shunsuke Mitsui / Keisuke Saitoh
COURT 14 – 11:00AM
1. Mario Ancic / Wayne Black v Jamie Delgado / Jonathan Marray
2. Elsa Jacquemot v Oksana Selekhmeteva
3. Xavier Malisse / Max Mirnyi v Thomas Enqvist / Thomas Johansson
4. Hurricane Tyra Black / Shavit Kimchi v Romana Cisovska / Diana Shnaider
COURT 15 – 11:00AM
1. Taha Baadi v Baptiste Anselmo
2. Natan Rodrigues v Harold Mayot
3. Polina Kudermetova v Helene Pellicano
4. Marta Custic / Elizabeth Mandlik v Alina Charaeva / Anastasia Tikhonova
COURT 16 – 11:00AM
1. William Grant v Jiri Lehecka
2. Dalibor Svrcina v Liam Draxl
3. Linda Fruhvirtova v Maria Camila Osorio Serrano
4. Jacob Fearnley / Connor Thomson v Sergey Fomin / Gauthier Onclin
5. Thasaporn Naklo / Mananchaya Sawangkaew v Linda Fruhvirtova / Kristyna Lavickova
COURT 17 – 11:00AM
1. Holger Vitus Nodskov Rune v Eric Vanshelboim
2. Charlotte Owensby v Alexa Noel
3. Abigail Forbes v Diane Parry
4. Aubane Droguet v Priska Madelyn Nugroho
Savage Arms Sold for $170 Million By Vista Outdoor
News broke of the sale Monday, as Vista Outdoor lets go of Savage and Stevens. Anoka, Minnesota-based Vista Outdoor, Inc. announced the $170 million sale of the Savage Arms and Stevens firearms brands to a financial buyer. News was shared by the company in a Monday press release. No other details about the buyer were
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Updates, July 8, 2019
I know the big Independence Day holiday is now past us and I know that there have been news releases on these items already. I am not trying to “break” the news here so much as just trying to spread it: Goose Lake Of course high water and flooding have made access to Goose Lake …
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Simm’s Gear Released for the Coming Seasons in Time for ICAST
Simms Fishing announce new items just in time for ICAST. Bozeman, Montana-based Simm’s Fishing Gear is well known for making high-quality fishing apparel for both fresh and saltwater fishing that’s trusted by both outfitters and amateur anglers. Tackle bags, fishing waders, wading boots, shoes, sandals, pants and more are just some of the fishing gear
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