Mark Cavendish: Won 5 stages in the 2010 Tour De France and won the green jersey at the 2010 Tour Of Spain Let's look at what these 10 contenders have achieved this year: Is tomorrow with Mark Cavendish, Tom Daley, Jessica Ennis, David Haye, Tony McCoy, Graeme McDowell, Graeme Swann, Phil Taylor, Lee Westwood and Amy Williams. But any each way Dessie will still be peoples 'Favourite Grey Horse'. This is because Kauto Star attempts to win his 5th King George Chase in a row on Boxing Day but people would stay that legendry Desert Orchid would have his record gone with 4 wins. Even though the racing quality wasn't good it was nice to look back at a feature 'Horses who have won the same race 4-5-6-7 times. The snow made sure that Ascot, Lingfield and Haydock were cancelled today, but thankfully Southwell was on today. In Snooker, Shaun Murphy and Joe Johnson both the World Championship as outsiders. And Foinvon in the 1967 Grand National who has a fence named after him. Also at the 2010 Nunthrope Stakes at York, Sole Power won at 100-1. The famous example of a outsider winning in the 21st century is Mon Mome who won the 2009 Grand National at 100-1. With McCririck he dismisses horses who don't have much of a chance. I get annoyed when sporting presenters like Bobby George, John Virgo, John McCririck dismiss people's chances as in snooker and darts it is not over until the last dart has been thrown into the double or the last pot has made the match safe. But his nickname 'Mr Cool' proved well as he won 5-4. It was 4-2 to Gerry Thompson, Jan Dekker made it 4-3. And Bobby George said that Jan Dekker would have no chance of fighting back against Gerry Thompson as Jan had missed doubles and his scoring was quite low as he wasn't hitting the trebles.īut it turned around as Jan Dekker started to hit the doubles and the trebles but Gerry Thompson started to miss he seemed to be sweating quite a lot and looked ill. Voices of the Heart first aired in July 2009.Last night, at the BDO World Championship Quarter-Final between Holland's Jan Dekker and Gerry Thompson at the break it was 3-1. “It may be too soon to judge whether the Arapaho Language Lodge’s approach to education will be successful, but what I learned from the Arapaho is that it’s never too late to start over again.” Crime has been rising, including a tragic recent incident where three teenage girls were found dead, presumably due to drugs and alcohol. Even at Wind River, they struggle with a 78 per cent unemployment rate, a 52 per cent high school drop-out rate. “So many stories about life on the rez involve poverty, neglect, abuse and desperation. I watched a Granpa wipe the nose of a little girl, speaking to her in Arapaho as she ran off to play on the swings, and later witnessed the entire community drumming and dancing during a Thanksgiving feast, encouraging the young ones to sing the Arapaho national anthem,” filmmaker Amy Williams says. “I think for me the most touching part of telling this story was seeing the generations come together: the very young and the very old.
In her film, Voices of the Heart, director Amy Williams follows Native American Tish Keahna as she returns to the Wind River reservation after 30 years to see the impact that a language immersion school is having and to reflect on how life has changed. Stereotypes which present a huge barrier to tribal growth and stability.īut one tribe, the Arapaho of Wyoming, is determined to reclaim their heritage and restore their fast-disappearing language as a way to heal their nation. Most Americans still think of the various tribes as the Hollywood caricatures wild west savages or modern casino owners. The story of the Native American people of the US is marked by a legacy of destruction and decline.įor the last two centuries, the western tribes have been re-settled to isolated reservations with little opportunity to exercise their traditions or express their heritage.
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