Stiegler, of Jackson, was 20th after one of slalom two runs at the Rosa Khotor course (56.81 seconds), but her second run ended in the second of three sections on the course.Stiegler had trimmed time from her first run, completing the first section almost 1 second faster than her first run. But she caught the tip one of her skis and tumbled to finish among the bottom portion of Friday's 88 skiers. Ski Team release. "Obviously. at the Olympics that's what it should be. Just coming down in second or third after my first run wasn't going to be enough, so I needed to come down winning by a lot."Rain fell on the course again earlier Friday, forcing officials to salt the course to provide more grip on the icy track during competition. But Stiegler's necessary aggressiveness resulted in a slip."I'm happy with the fact that my splits were fast and I felt good, and I knew I was going fast because I was kind of in that zone," she said. "The snow is a little bit catchy and I caught a tip in the hairpin and straddled, which made me lose my ski."Damn Resi Stiegler was flying but hooked a tip in run 2 of Women's SL February 21, 2014Aargh, what a brutal crash for Resi Stiegler just when she was getting into a really fluid run.Teammate and friend Mikaela Shiffrin from Eagle Vail, Colo., won the gold medal after building a sizable lead on her first run (52.62). She beat two Austrians Marlies Schild and Kathrin Zettel by more than a half second in the final standings.Stiegler felt confident entering her final competition day in Sochi after teammate Andrew Weibrecht won a silver medal in the men's super G.She was the lone Wyoming athlete competing in Sochi. The state also embraced the Jamaican bobsled team that is based in Evanston.On Tuesday, Stiegler finished 29th out of 90 skiers in the giant slalom. She was the last American picked for the event. 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It consists of ten members and awards its main prize to a film entered in the Competition. It awards two other prizes with purses of DM 5,000 each to a film from the Panorama and International Forum respectively. The prizes go to directors who have displayed genuine artistic talent and succeeded in portraying actions or human experiences that comply with the Gospels or sensitize viewers to spiritual, humane or social values. INTERFILM: Alyda Faber (Canada), Dr. Dietrich Neuhaus (Germany), Eduardo T. Panik (Brazil), Guy Perrot (Switerland), Birgitte Thyssen (Denmark) OCIC: Peter Malone (Australia), Tamara Doularidze (Russia), Guido Convents (Belgium), Stefan Frner (Germany), Miguel Reyes Torres (Chile) The main prize for a Competition film went to A COMMENCE AUJOURD'HUI (It all starts today) by Bertrand Tavernier The Ecumenical Jury also awards a Special Prize to a film in Competition EMPORTE MOI by La Pool The award for a film shown in the 14th International Panorama, accompanied by a cash prize of DM 5,000, goes to TALA MED MIG SYSTRAR (Speak To Me Sisters) by Maj Wechselmann The Ecumenical Jury also awards a Special Prize to a film in Panorama: SOLAS (Alone) by Benito Zambrano The award of DM 5,000 for a film shown in the 29th International Forum of New Cinema goes to DEALER by Thomas Arslan FIPRESCI PRIZES The Fdration Internationale de la Presse Cinmatographique, (the International Film Critics Association,) awards its prize to a film screened in each section of the Official Program (International Competition, International Panorama) as well as in the International Forum of New Cinema. The members of this year's FIPRESCI jury were: John Harkness (Canada), Sheila Johnston (Great Britain), Osman Kibar (Norway), Bojidar Manov (Bulgaria), Gerhard Midding (Germany), Gidi Orsher (Israel), Simon Popek (Slowenia), Esteve Riambau (Spain), Michael Sby (Denmark) The prize for the Competition film went to A COMMENCE AUJOURD'HUI (It all starts today) by Bertrand Tavernier The prize for the film of the 29th International Forum of New Cinema is awarded to DEALER by Thomas Arslan The prize for the film of the 14th International Panorama is awarded to AH, HARU (Wait and see) by Shinji Somai PRIZE OF THE GUILD OF GERMAN ART HOUSE CINEMAS The Jury of the Guild of German Art House Cinemas is composed of five members who run movie houses and are members of the Guild. The Jury awards its prize to a film screened in the Official Competition of the Berlin International Film Festival. Members of the Jury: Thomas Engel, Joachim Junghans, Adrian Kutter, Doris Lerchl Goldermann, Hans Werner Renneke The Jury of the Guild of Art House Cinemas awards its prize to COOKIE'S FORTUNE by Robert Altman READERS' PRIZE OF THE BERLINER MORGENPOST The Jury consists of 25 members and awards its prize to a feature film screened in the Competition of the Official Program. PRIZE The Jury of the Confdration Internationale des Cinmas d'Art et Essai, (the International Confederation of Art Cinemas), comprises one jury for the International Panorama and one for the International Forum of New Cinema. Each jury has three members and awards one prize in its section. First the Jury for a film of the 14th International Panorama Zo Barboff (France), Thomas Bastian (Germany), Pedro Bandeira Freire (Portugal) THE WAR ZONE by Tim Roth Special Mention: FUCKING ML by Lukas Moodysson and SOLAS by Benito Zambrano The Jury for a film of the 29th International Forum of New Cinema Nikos Grigoriadis (Austria), Micheline Perrire Saucy (Switzerland), Daniel Lavaud (France) awarded its prize to the film: LA VIDA ES SILBAR (Life is whistling) by Fernando Prez Cuba/Spain 1998. Special Mention went to: JUHA by Aki Kaurismki Finland 1999 PANORAMA AWARD OF THE NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY The Jury which consists of three members, views short films of the Panorama Program and gives as award a scholarship at the New York Film Academy to the director. Members of the Jury: Ian Birnie (USA), Ailton Franco Jr. (Brazil), Sonja Rom (Germany) The prize for the best short film went to: Marco Mittelstaedt for his film UFERLOS (New Shores) The Jury decided on two Special Mentions: Felix Viscarret for his film DREAMERS and Zelimir Gvardiol for his film OTAC, SIN, SVETI DUH (Father, Son and Holy Ghost) The Jury awards an honorable mention to OTAC, SIN, SVETI DUH PANORAMA AUDIENCE PRIZE For the first time the Panorama Audience Prize was awarded. The prize is a bronze sculpture by Berlin sculptor Hubertus Brand and was presented by Berlin's Tip Magazine and Radio Eins. The visitors of the Panorama cast their ballots for: SOLAS by Benito Zambrano with Ana Fernndez, Maria Galiana, Carlos Alvarez PRIZE OF THE DEUTSCHES KINDERHILFSWERK The International Jury of the 22nd Children's Film Festival: Regina Brtschi (Switzerland), Nicholas Kendall (Canada), Erica Kubic (The Netherlands), Mark Lowenthal (USA), Cosima Stracke Nawka (Germany) awarded the Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk Grand Prix for the best feature film, which includes a cash award of DM 15,000 to MEHR E MAADARY (Maternal Love) by Kamal Tabrizi and THE TIC CODE by Gary Winick A Special Mention to MADELIEF: KRASSEN IN HET TAFELBLAD (Scratches on the table) by Ineke Houtman The Deutsches Kinderhilfswerk Special Prize for the best Short Film, which includes a cash award of DM 5,000, went to EN EL ESPEJO DEL CIELO (In the mirror of the sky) by Carlos Salces Special Mentions to the Short Films BROR, MIN BROR (Theis and Nico) by Henrik Ruben Genz and LE CHAT D'APPARTEMENT (The Apartment Cat) by Sarah Roper CRYSTAL BEAR Eleven boys and girls from Berlin and who are between the ages of 11 and 14 award Crystal Bears to the best feature and to the best short film. They also award Special Jury Mentions. The 'Young People's Jury' awards the Crystal Bear for best feature film to THE TIC CODE by Gary Winick Moreover, the jury award two Special Mentions for a Feature Film for the following two films BARE SKYER BEVEGER STJERNENE (Only clouds move the stars) by Torun Lian and from Ireland PETE'S METEOR by Joe O'Byrne because he portrayed an imaginative story very harshly and believably. The actors were well chosen and convincing in their roles. The Crystal Bear for the best short film goes to BROR, MIN BROR (Theis and Nico) by Henrik Ruben Genz The Special Jury Mention for the best short film goes to FLUGSOPPAN (The Flysoup) by Lennart and Ylva Li Gustafsson PEACE FILM PRIZE The jury is composed of nine members and views films from all sections of the Berlin International Film Festival. The main award has a purse of DM 10,000 which has been donated by the Heinrich Bll Foundation and is presented in the form of a small sculpture by Otmar Alt. In addition, the jury can award Special Mentions. After making a selection of these films, they award a TEDDY to a feature film with a cash award of DM 5,000, a short film with a cash award of DM 3,000 and a documentary with a cash award of DM 4,000 Members of the Jury: Andre Fischer, Ellen Flanders, Beate Kunath, Mahide Lein, Susan Maluwa Bruce, Giampaolo Marzi, Morgan Rumpf, Sarah Teasley, Dorothe von Diepenbroick The TEDDY for the best Feature Film goes to FUCKING ML (Show me love) by Lukas Moodysson The TEDDY for the best Documentary Film goes to: THE MAN WHO DROVE WITH MANDELA by Greta Schiller The TEDDY for the best short film goes to: LIU AWAITING SPRING by Andrew Soo READERS' PRIZE OF THE SIEGESSULE The Jury comprises seven readers of the Siegessule, Berlin's gay/lesbian magazine. It views films from all sections of the Berlin International Film Festival and awards a prize to the best feature film dealing with gay and/or lesbian topics. The prize includes a cash award of DM 2,500. Members of the Jury: Vladimir Bojic, Ulli Brandenburg, Peter C. Hbner, Katrin Marten, Gabi Rosenstreich, Martin Wassmann, Jasmina Zonyne This year's Siegessule Readers' Jury awarded its prize to TRICK by Jim Fall WOLFGANG STAUDTE AWARD 1999 A three member jury awards this prize with a purse of DM 25,000 that has been donated by the Society for Film and Television Rights (GWFF) to a film screened in the International Forum of New Cinema. Members of the Jury: Cynthia Beatt, Helma Sanders Brahms, Sanford Lieberson The Wolfgang Staudte Award 1999 went to THE CRUISE by Bennett Miller USA 1998 CALIGARI FILM PRIZE 1999 The Jury consists of three members and awards its prize to a film screened in the International Forum of New Cinema. The cash prize of DM 5,000 is donated by the "German Federal Association of Communal Film Work". Members of the Jury: Thomas Dietze, Christian Heinzel, Elke Kaiser The Caligari Film Prize 1999 was awarded to VIEHJUD LEVI (Jew boy Levi) by Didi Danquart Germany 1998 The prize includes an offer from Film und Video Untertitelung GmbH to subtitle free of charge a print of the winning film in any European language. NETPAC PRIZE The Network for the Promotion of Asian Cinema (NETPAC) is an alliance of festival organisers and film critics whose aim is to support Asian film. The Jury, consisting of three members, views and awards a prize to an Asian film in the International Forum of New Cinema. Members of the Jury: I Myung Hee (Korea), Dang Nhat Minh (Vietnam), Malee Bunyasrisavad (Thailand) This year the NETPAC prize went to 2 H by Li Ying Japan 1999 and to DIL SE (From the heart) by Mani Ratnam India 1998 DON QUIXOTE PRIZE OF THE INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF FILM SOCIETIES Founded in 1947, FICC/IFFS is the international umbrella organisation for film societies. The films awarded the Don Quixote prize or a Special Mention by the Jury will be listed in the FICC's catalogue of "Film Distribution Network" which then furthers their international distribution. Members of the Jury: Steen Anderson (Denmark), Miroslav Ulman (Slowenia), Henry Witzel (Germany) The prize went to OKRAINA (The Outskirts) by Pjotr Luzik Russia 1998 Special Mentions go to BANU (The lady) by Dariush Mehrjui Iran 1992/98 and to THE CRUISE by Bennett Miller USA 1998 READERS' PRIZE OF THE BERLINER ZEITUNG The Readers' Jury of the Berliner Zeitung is awarding the DM 5,000 prize for best film in the International Forum of New Cinema to TRANS by Julian L. 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Tonight, Airtight Boxing (Steve Mestas) presents 'READY TO RUMBLE', a fight card featuring two of Denver's better light welterweight's in the main event as Alfred 'Tornado' Romero (7 2, 6 KO's) and Daniel Calzada (9 9 2, 2 KO's) tangle in a rematch where in their first encounter back on August 31, 2012, Calzada pulled out the close split decision win with scores or 69 64 and 68 65 going his way and one judge seeing Romero winning 67 66 making this one you won't want to miss. There may be a few tickets remaining and for that and any other information regarding this card contact Steve Mestas at 720 298 1954. The usual 'after party' for Airtight Boxing performances will be held at Hart's Corner Bar Restaurant, 5201 W. Mississippi Ave. in Lakewood, where the partying will go on until 2AM. Make sure you look up the proprietor Nikki Ellerman Romero and ask for my favorite, the fried mushrooms, you choosing any one of her selections of burgers or wings being a close runner up. Francis de Sales High parochial schools. He attended Metropolitan State College in Denver, majoring in journalism with a minor in english. His articles are always thought provoking, inspirational, and meant to promote the sport of boxing. Having written feature articles for various boxing websites has made Steve a valuable asset the group known as "boxing scribes." Steve is now retired and after finishing his wife Katherine's list of "honey do's," dedicates his spare time to golf, fishing, and time with his grandkids. You may contact Steve with your comments and questions. Costumed cheerleaders haunt, spook frightfully delight on October sidelinesMany people of all ages enjoy masquerading about in a costume for Halloween. For young ladies, a popular choice throughout the years has been a cheerleader. Green to return this week for Bengals, Bernard ruled out with hip injuryAs one offensive playmaker returns to the lineup for the Cincinnati Bengals, another exits. Green is in, running back Giovani Bernard is out for game against the Jaguars.
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