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South Dakota billionaire philanthropist T. Denny Sanford will have San Diego-based National University renamed in his honor.Sanford and the university announced Tuesday the school will be renamed Sanford National University. A formal launch is planned next July.Forbes reports Sanford has pledged $350 million to National University. The private, nonprofit school plans to dedicate the money to lowering the cost of college education for working adults, among other goals.Started in 1971, National University offers both online and campus-based programs for adult learners, and has about 28,000 students. Sanford previously donated $150 million to National University System to expand programs that include helping children learn skills in cooperation, communication and tolerance and helping teachers inspire students.In 2015, National University’s school of education was renamed Sanford College of Education. … [Read more...] about National University to become Sanford National University

Universal Orlando is opening a stunt show based on filmgoers’ favorite amnesiac ex-CIA assassin.The Bourne Stuntacular, which opens next spring, is based on the Jason Bourne film franchise that has starred Matt Damon, Jeremy Renner and Julia Stiles.Universal officials said in a news release Tuesday that the show will have stuntpeople performing with high tech props in front of an enormous LED screen that gives the illusion they’re on a globe-trotting chase.The show is opening at Universal Studios Florida in the former location of the Terminator 2: 3-D attraction. … [Read more...] about Universal opening stunt show based on Bourne franchise

Published 12:04 pm CDT, Wednesday, October 9, 2019 WEST GLACIER, Mont. (AP) — More than 488,000 people visited Glacier National Park in Montana in September, a 12.5% increase over the same month last year. The Flathead Beacon reports that the National Park Service says so far this year 2.9 million people have come to the park, a 3.5% jump over 2018. The strong September numbers come on the heels of a busy August, when more than 771,000 people visited Glacier. Just two months ago, year-to-date visitation was down more than 3%, with 1.6 million people coming to the park between January and July. One likely reason for the spike in August and September visitation is that for the first time in three years, the park did not have a major wildfire. ___ Information from: Flathead Beacon, http://www.flatheadbeacon.com … [Read more...] about Glacier National Park sees increased September visitation

A plane crash turned into a traffic crash when a small aircraft having engine trouble made an emergency landing on an Ohio roadway and rear-ended a car near an intersection.The two pilots aboard the plane and the driver in the BMW they hit weren’t seriously hurt in the Thursday afternoon crash. It happened a couple miles from an airport just south of Dayton.State Highway Patrol Sgt. Jeff Kramer says the 1979 Piper fixed-wing, single-engine plane had trouble as it was returning to the Dayton-Wright Brothers Airport. The pilot then aimed to land in a cornfield but worried about avoiding some power lines, so she switched plans to try for the roadway.The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating what happened. … [Read more...] about Plane hits car in emergency landing on road; no major injury

One-hit games pitched in playoff games with pitcher(s), team, hit score and date:Mike Cuellar (4 2-3 innings) and Ross Grimsley (4 1-3) for Baltimore, one out double in the 7th. Baltimore lost to Oakland, 2-1, Oct. 9, 1974 (ALCS).Danny Jackson (6 innings), Norm Charlton (1), Randy Myers (2) for Cincinnati, one out double in the 5th. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 2-1, Oct. 12, 1990 (NLCS).Kevin Millwood, Atlanta, one out home run in the 2nd. Atlanta beat Houston, 5-1, Oct. 6, 1999 (NLDS). Bobby J. Jones. N.Y. Mets, leadoff double in the 5th. New York beat San Francisco 4-0, Oct. 8, 2000 (NLDS).Roger Clemens, N.Y. Yankees, leadoff double in the 7th. New York beat Seattle 5-0, Oct. 14, 2000 (ALCS).Michael Wacha (7 1-3 innings), Carlos Martinez (2-3), Trevor Rosenthal (1) for St. Louis, one out home run in the 8th. St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 2-1, Oct. 7, 2013 (NLDS).Anibal Sanchez (6), Al Alburquerque (1), Jose Veras (2-3), Drew Smyly (1-3), Joaquin Benoit (1), one-out single in the ninth. … [Read more...] about Major League Baseball Playoff One-Hitters