Archery

How I Learned to Shoot Like Katniss and What I Learned Along the Way

Brandi Megan Granett | Posted 03.30.2012

Read More: Sports, Archers, Archer, Personal Growth, Olympics, Archery, Personal Development, Women in Sports, HUnger Games, The Hunger Games, Women News
Brandi Megan Granett

Archery taught me that it is okay to consider my own wants and needs in ways I never considered possible.

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How To Be Katniss In NYC: Archery Lessons And Tribute Workouts

Posted 04.15.2012

Read More: Video, Katniss Everdeen, HUnger Games, NY Around Town, Archery, The Hunger Games, New York Archery, New York News

Young fans of "The Hunger Games" are all abuzz over the film's heroine, Katniss Evergreen. Seeing an uptick from the enthusiasm are archery centers, w...

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Astoria Characters: The Big Guy With the Cute Beagle

Nancy Ruhling | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Wedding, Nancy Ruhling, Astoria, Vietnam War, Captain Kangaroo, Photographer, Playboy, Astoria Characters, Mta, Beagle, Bob Koch, New York News, Emt, Arizona, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Guam, Quiver, Othello Deli, Astoria World Manor, Ansel Adams, Xerox, Archery, Air Force, New York News
Nancy Ruhling

When Bob Koch walks in, Caesar, a benevolent Beagle with big eyes, is lounging in it. Up until Caesar's arrival 2½ years ago, it was Bob's chair. "Now, it's our chair," he says.

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Sony PlayStation Move Ready for Holiday

Ramon Nuez | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Kinect, Move, Components, Sensor, October, Axis, Dads, Archery, Interface, Beach, Playstation, Heavy, Shoot, Volleyball, Sports, Sphere, Vibration, System, Evil, Gladiator, Tennis, Bundle, Feedback, Controller, Person, Tech, Xbox, Shooter, Sony, Demo, Table, Duel, Rain, Cost, Disc, Golf, Resident, Bocce, Technology News
Ramon Nuez

PlayStation Move, Sony's answer to Microsoft's Kinect for XBOX 360, is not simply a wireless controller: it's an ecosystem focused on the Move motion controller.

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Older Athletes Turn Heads in a New Book by LA Photographer

Anthea Raymond | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Chronicle Books, Athletes, Olympics, Surfing, Archery, National Senior Olympics, 1984 Olympics, Oesteoporosis, Bodybuilding, Rick Rickman, Donna Wres, Chronical Books, Vancouver Olympics, Los Angeles News
Anthea Raymond

Rick Rickman won a Pulitzer Prize in 1985 for his shots of world-class athletes at the Los Angeles Olympics. Soon after, he began taking pictures of "senior athletes."

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Proselytizing Olympic Coach: 'Christians Have An Empty Mind'

Richard Silverstein | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Archery, Religion, Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics, Kisik Lee, U.S. Olympic Committee, Evangelical, Proselytizing, Politics News
Richard Silverstein

The Olympic archery coach, a former South Korean coach who found Jesus in 1999, has been baptizing athletes in his charge and proselytizing them.

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God And Man At The Olympics

Michael Giltz | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Religulous, Religion, Sports, Medals, Archery, Documentary, New York Times, Jonathan Horton, Gymnastics, Faith, Bill Maher, Olympics, Entertainment News
Michael Giltz

When athletes point to the sky after winning an event and give all praise to God, are they just giving credit where credit is due? Or are they confusing personal glory with what really matters?

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