Zdsu Watch America s new missile defense system destroying an enemy fighter
Triathlete Sabrina Oei was speeding downhill at nearly 40 mph, cycling through the Colorado foothills during a race, when something brought her to a sudden, painful stop: a bear.Oei, 31, slammed broadside into a black bear when it wandered onto the race course Sunday. She went airborne, then slid on her back across the pavement.She wasn t seriously injured and even finished the triathlon. The bear didn t seem to be hurt, either, scampering back into the woods.But the unusual high-speed encounter is a dramatic example of what experts are seeing across the West as drought forces bears to forage farther for food while urban development pushes into formerly wild areas.In North Dakota, a black bear was spotted roaming through a Grand Forks neighborhood ea
stanley water bottle rlier this month. Officials suspect it came from Minnesota, lookin
stanley cup usa g for new territory. Oei said she was focusing on the paved trail in the Boulder Peak Triathlon, which draw
stanley cup s more than 1,400 athletes to a course just three miles outside of Boulder. She spotted the bear out of the corner of her eye and knew in a flash she had no way to avoid it. I tried to slow down as much as I could but I pretty much broad-sided it. I couldn t believe that it happened, Oei told CBS News, as she recovers from scrapes and bruises. Who hits a bear Oei s encounter is the latest anecdotal evidence coming in from around the West this year: In Nevada, near Lake Tahoe, a bear climbed into a vintage convertible July 2 and snacked on pizza and be Batz Mud, Dead Fish Replace Iowa Lake After Dam Break
B
starbucks stanley cup uying rides to space isn ;t anything new now 鈥?in fact, flying in something so old-fashioned as a 8
stanley taza 216;capsule ; on a rocket ; is probably a little pass茅. But that hasn ;t stopped Boeing from sticking a tourist seat into its new NASA-funded spacecraft. On the back of y
stanley mugs esterday announcement that Boeing has won a $4.2bn NASA contract to fly astronauts up to the International Space Station, a Boeing spokesperson has confirmed that one of the seats on Boeing CST-100 Space Capsule will be reserved for budding space cadets, with Program Manager John Mulholland telling Reuters that part of our proposal into NASA would be flying a Space Adventures spaceflight participant up to the ISS. The price will reportedly be competitive ; with what Russia charges to fly tourists up to the ISS at the moment 鈥?in other words, somewhere north of $50 million although there no word on whether or not Boeing will be including the in-flight vodka . [Reuters]
http://reuters/article/2014/09/17/us-boeing-space-idUSKBN0HC2K020140917
