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Sled dogs. Saving children. Nonfiction adventure. "The Great Race" remembers The Great Race of Mercy in 1925 saving Nome, Alaska, from a diphtheria epidemic. Twenty sled dog teams and their mushers raced a non-stop relay to rush the life-saving antitoxin serum to the doctor in the middle of a winter snowstorm. This easy, introductory script is in our History, Seasons & Events category and comes complete with annotated curriculum links for easy lesson plans, too. Perfect for those who can read at a first grade level or above, the 2-character script may be used chorally or as a partner play with two font options. (Note: This script may be too juvenile for adult learners, but we have other scripts they may like from the same race including "Togo Tales.")

Sled dogs. Saving children. Nonfiction adventure. "The Great Race" remembers The Great Race of Mercy in 1925 saving Nome, Alaska, from a diphtheria epidemic. Twenty sled dog teams and their mushers raced a non-stop relay to rush the life-saving antitoxin serum to the doctor in the middle of a winter snowstorm. This easy, introductory script is in our Holiday, Seasons & Events category and comes complete with annotated curriculum links for easy lesson plans, too. Perfect for those who can read at a first grade level or above, the 2-character script may be used chorally or as a partner play with two font options. (Note: This script may be too juvenile for adult learners, but we have other scripts they may like from the same race including "Togo Tales.")

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Nordic theory, in Grant's formulation, was largely copied from the work of Arthur de Gobineau that appeared in the 1850s, except that Gobineau used the study of language while Grant used physical anthropology to define races. Both divided mankind into primarily three distinct races: Caucasoids (based in Europe, North Africa, and Western Asia), Negroids (based in Sub-Saharan Africa), and Mongoloids (based in Central and Eastern Asia). Nordic theory, however, further subdivided Caucasoids into three groups: Nordics (who inhabited Scandinavia, northern Germany, Austria-Hungary, parts of England, Scotland and Ireland, Holland, Flanders, parts of northern France, parts of Russia and northern Poland, and parts of Central Europe), Alpines (whose territory stretched from central Europe, parts of northern Italy, southern Poland to the Balkans/Southeastern Europe, central/southern Russia, Turkey and even into Central Asia), and Mediterraneans ("substantial part of the population of the British Isles, the great bulk of the population of the Iberian Peninsula, nearly one-third of the population of France, Liguria, Italy south of the Apennines and all the Mediterranean coasts and islands, in some of which like Sardinia it exists in great purity. It forms the substratum of the population of Greece and of the eastern coast of the Balkan Peninsula.")[4]

The Nordic, in his hypothesis, was "Homo europaeus, the white man par excellence. It is everywhere characterized by certain unique specializations, namely, wavy brown or blond hair and blue, gray or light brown eyes, fair skin, high, narrow and straight nose, which are associated with great stature, and a long skull, as well as with abundant head and body hair."[3] Grant categorized the Alpines as being the lowest of the three European races, with the Nordics as the pinnacle of civilization.

The Nordics are, all over the world, a race of soldiers, sailors, adventurers, and explorers, but above all, of rulers, organizers, and aristocrats in sharp contrast to the essentially peasant character of the Alpines. Chivalry and knighthood, and their still surviving but greatly impaired counterparts, are peculiarly Nordic traits, and feudalism, class distinctions, and race pride among Europeans are traceable for the most part to the north.

This is the race that gave the world the great civilizations of Egypt, of Crete, of Phoenicia including Carthage, of Etruria and of Mycenean Greece. It gave us, when mixed and invigorated with Nordic elements, the most splendid of all civilizations, that of ancient Hellas, and the most enduring of political organizations, the Roman State.To what extent the Mediterranean race entered into the blood and civilization of Rome, it is now difficult to say, but the traditions of the Eternal City, its love of organization, of law and military efficiency, as well as the Roman ideals of family life, loyalty, and truth, point clearly to a Nordic rather than to a Mediterranean origin.

Ernest Hemingway might also have alluded to The Passing of the Great Race in the subtitle of his book The Torrents of Spring; A Romantic Novel in Honor of the Passing of a Great Race. The book was a parody of contemporary writers and would thus be referring to them sarcastically as a "great race".

To help all race fans enjoy the 36th NASCAR All-Star Race at Bristol Motor Speedway, track officials are making the 74-page commemorative digital program available for free download starting today. Please click here to download your free copy. The program is stocked with great feature stories, including a profile on four-time NASCAR All-Star winner Jimmie Johnson, who will likely be making his final start in the prestigious race that awards $1 million to the winner. In addition, there is a feature on Bristol Motor Speedway, the home to big events, remembering some of the marquee events that have been held at The Last Great Colosseum over the years. There is also a great look back at the famed "Quicksilver" car that NASCAR legend Dale Earnhardt Sr. drove in the NASCAR All-Star Race in 1995. The program also provides great race preview stories for both the 140-lap NASCAR All-Star Race and the NASCAR All-Star Open, an 85-lap last-chance event for those Cup Series drivers who aren't already qualified for the All-Star Race. In addition, there is a rewind feature that remembers the 2019 NASCAR All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. There are great driver photos, track history, hero pages, driver rosters, track records, stats, a wide array of hyperlinked sponsor advertisements and so much more. In order to download your free copy, please visit the Bristol Motor Speedway website or be on the lookout for BMS emails as well as invitations to download the program on any of the BMS social media channels. The 2020 commemorative NASCAR All-Star Race program was designed by Learfield-IMG College Publishing in Lexington, Ky. The feature stories were authored by many of the top journalists who travel with the NASCAR Cup Series circuit. The action gets underway on Wednesday, July 15 with the NASCAR All-Star Open at 7 p.m. ET. The two stage winners and the race winner of the NASCAR All-Star Open will advance into the NASCAR All-Star Race, which begins at 8:30 p.m. ET. The winner of the NASCAR All-Star Fan Vote, which is currently ongoing at NASCAR.com, also will earn a starting spot in the NASCAR All-Star Race. The Fan Vote closes at noon on Tuesday, July 14. The event will be broadcast on FS1, MRN Radio and Sirius XM NASCAR Radio, starting at 7 p.m. For ticket information, please visit www.bristolmotorspeedway.com/tickets/nascar-all-star-race.

The Season 7 Episode 2 Motorpass features 50 Tiers of Free and Premium rewards, including special edition vehicles such as the Bugatti EB110 Super Sport Anodized Edition (Hypercar), Dodge SRT Charger Lab Edition (Street race), or the Saleen S1 Icebreaker Edition (Street race) alongside new outfits, vanity items and more!

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670 The Score Sports Radio will provide complete live radio coverage of the Bank of America Chicago Marathon on race day from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. Listen to Josh Liss and expert analysts provide a play-by-play of all the exciting action. Download the free Audacy app to listen from anywhere.

Race Numbers: Please wear your number on the front of your shirt. Do not fold or bend your number, bending or folding your number will damage the embedded timing device, with the potential of not being recorded as having completed the race. If your pre-printed emergency contact sticker is missing, please complete the emergency information form on the back of your number at your earliest convenience.

Important: If you cannot complete the race by 10:45 AM, you may find yourself finishing the race with traffic on the roads. Also, the finish area will be dismantled starting at 10:45 AM, therefore you may not be timed officially and will not appear in the official results. If you cannot finish the race within that time frame, you must assume responsibility for your own safety.

Meeting Your Family After the Race: The Friends & Family Meet-Up Zone, presented by UPPAbaby, is a great place to find your family and friends when you arrive on the ball field! Plan to meet up using the A-Z signs along the back of the ball field. We also recommend you download the what3words app to pinpoint and share your exact location. If you need to go back to Woods Hole after the race, take the WHOOSH Trolley from the Falmouth Mall or Main Street. Visit Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority for a schedule. Please note there are no buses back to Lawrence School from the finish area. 2ff7e9595c