Congratulations to Philip Kuntz for winning the recent Stormy Weather Assignment with the image, “Storm Over the Hells Canyon.” See…
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In a time when real estate is so expensive and unpredictable, investing in land you can hunt might seem daunting. But if you’re on the hunt for your own back 40 or an outdoorsman’s paradise, you can follow a few tips to make the process much easier. Here’s how to find hunting land for sale […]
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The Austrian, like the rest of the ATP, is concerned about keeping up with Alcaraz.
By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Friday, October 14, 2022
Dominic Thiem says that the rest of the tennis world is going to have to play catchup when it comes to competing with rising Carlos Alcaraz on the ATP Tour.
“He already has a unique career,” Thiem said in a wide-ranging interview with AS of Spain. “He is the youngest number one in history and winner of the US Open as a teenager, exceptional. He is about to change tennis, because in New York, no matter how long the matches went on, he was there the whole time, playing offense, going to the net and contesting every point without fear. And I think this is new. Nobody did that before. we must catch up.”
This interview with the Dominator (Thiem) is worth a translate, for sure.https://t.co/1xwYTQD6VL
— Chris Oddo (@TheFanChild) October 14, 2022
On Rafa Being His Comeback Role Model
Thiem, who is into the semifinals this weekend in Gijon, Spain, also talked about the inspiration he has received from Rafael Nadal during his comeback from a wrist in injury in 2022.
“He is probably the best role model for this experience, since he did it not only once, but four or five times to come back from a long time of injury of six months, or even more,” Thiem said. “And the form was always amazing. So he is a great inspiration.”
Thiem, who says his goal is to reach the Top-100 before the end of the season, says he is ready to start playing with pressure, rather than low expectations.
“You have to start doing it, because the pressure at the end helps you recover the good performances,” he said.
The Austrian says he hopes to be back in the mix at the top of the sport next season.
“I have the belief that I can do it,” he said. “If not, I would give up my career,’ he said. “I was at the top, among the top three in the ranking. And I do have the feeling that I am capable of fighting again for the big titles, for the Slams, and to beat anyone. Otherwise, all this hard work would be meaningless to me. I hope next year I can do it.”
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Andrew Zimmern gets it. He’s certainly been around the block (and the world, for that matter) a time or two and gathered a ton of cooking and culinary knowledge. His show Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern on the Travel Channel put him on the map, and he’s shared his adventures with viewers for 30 seasons. […]
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources was able to donate 460 pounds of poached salmon to local families after they seized it from out of state poachers. The incident involved an unspecified number of unnamed people and happened on Tuesday on the Manistee River near Tippy Dam in Dickson Township. According to a DNR press […]
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