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I've noticed recently, I have not been getting any pop ups or notifications for my tasks, I have not changed anything on RTM for iPhone on the notifications, they are still on default i.e. pop up and badge count. - iPhone 4S- iOS 6.0.1- RTM 3.0.1I've tried deleting the entire app and re-installed/downloaded again and logged in, still no alerts. Are there any compatibility issues with iOS 6.0.1? Although come to think of it, this was happening even before I updated to 6.0.1
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Actually just noticed something in settings, on the webapp, under Reminders"If the task has a due time, remind me... At the time the task is due" - I noticed this was not ticked, any reason why that would be? I have yet to have a task due to see if this resolves the issue yet, but I suspect it would be it.
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Latvia, Austria, Slovenia (men); Germany, Japan (women) qualified
With one year to go until Sochi 2014, the five qualifying teams that will complete the field for the Olympic ice hockey tournaments have officially earned their spots.Latvia was the only host nation on the mens side that won its Final Olympic Qualification group. The maroon-white team will be travelling to Sochi next year with underdogs from the other tournaments held this past week, Austria and Slovenia.On the womens side Germany succeeded on home ice in Weiden while Japan won the group in Slovakia.The groups in Sochi 2014 will be played as follows (in brackets: IIHF World Ranking position):Olympic mens ice hockey tournament:Group A: Russia (1), Slovakia (6), USA (7), Slovenia (18)Group B: Finland (2), Canada (5), Norway (8), Austria (15)Group C: Czech Republic (3), Sweden (4), Switzerland (9), Latvia (11)Olympic womens ice hockey tournament:Group A: Canada (1), USA (2), Finland (3), Switzerland (4)Group B: Sweden (5), Russia (6), Germany (8), Japan (11)Note: the womens ice hockey tournament is played in tiered groups.Lets have a quick look at the five qualifiers and their road to Sochi.Men: LatviaLatvia made it to the Olympics for the fourth time in a row. Four and eight years ago respectively the Latvians won the Final Olympic Qualification in Riga. 2013 was no exception, but it wasnt a promenade for the home team either.After defeating Great Britain 6-2, the Latvians gave up a 2-0 lead against Kazakhstan before defeating the Central Asian team 3-2 thanks to an early third-period goal from Lauris Darzins.The last day became a challenge for mathematicians. Since Kazakhstan also surprisingly defeated France with the same result, 3-2, a French regulation-time win against Latvia on the last day could have caused extensive calculations.It looked like a great day for Les Bleus in front of more than 10,000 fans at Arena Riga. Damien Fleury and Laurent Meunier opened the scoring and France was virtually in Sochi for more than 20 minutes.But then Darzins cut the lead and Kazakhstan was in pole position for some minutes. But after 12 seconds in the third period Martin Karums tied it up. The 2-2 tie remained after 60 minutes of play and Latvia got the minimum it needed to win the group: one point. Pierre-Edouard Bellemares overtime-winning goal for France was just for the record."I don't really know how, we're a small country but we've got a lot of strength and a lot of... I can't say it but you know what," said a smiling Latvia team captain Sandis Ozolins when asked how Latvia has been able to qualify for four consecutive Olympics as a country of slightly more than 2 million inhabitants.More: Story on Latvias win, Stats & PhotosMen: AustriaAustria hasnt been that successful in qualifying for the Olympics in recent years. Four years ago they lost the deciding game to Germany in Hanover 2-1, but this time in Bietigheim-Bissingen the Austrians took revenge on the opponents home ice and finished the group in first place ahead of Italy and Germany.It will be the 13th participation in the Olympic mens ice hockey tournament for Austria and the first since 2002 after upsetting Germany, whose streak of participations in Olympic mens ice hockey tournament since 1952 comes to an end.Austria went into the last day with a perfect record after defeating Italy 3-2 and the Netherlands 6-1. Thanks to the good start the team just needed one additional point against host Germany, which suffered an overtime loss against Italy on the second day.Same as the Latvians, the Austrians got exactly what they needed. They cut into two German leads to celebrate a 2-2 score after 60 minutes and even Patrick Reimers overtime goal for Germany couldnt spoil the Austrian party in the sold-out arena.Right now we still cant believe it because its an unbelievable feeling. At this point were just happy that we made it, said Austrian goalie Bernhard Starkbaum, who had 35 saves.Tonight we lost, but nobody cares. We played a good tournament and everybody stuck together. Thats why we had success. Everybody really deserves to go to Sochi.More: Story on Austrias win, Stats & PhotosMen: SloveniaFans in Vojens were anticipating a big Denmark vs. Belarus final on Sunday night. But things turned out differently. The last game instead became redundant because underdog Slovenia stepped up and made it to Sochi with a clean record.The small country between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea has just 2 million inhabitants, 924 registered ice hockey players and one professional club. But that has never stopped the national team before from impressing on the international stage.Within ten months Slovenia gained promotion to the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship in Stockholm and Sweden after winning the Division I tournament on home ice followed by the Stanley Cup triumph of the countrys most famous player, Anze Kopitar, with the Los Angeles Kings.And now, Slovenia will go to the Olympics for the first time as an independent nation and after a couple of participations of Slovenian hockey players on the Yugoslav teams in the 60s, 70s and last time in Sarajevo 1984.First, Slovenia shocked Belarus in a 4-2 victory, then the day after they did the same to hosts Denmark, 2-1. That was already enough. After winning the head-to-head games against the two followers, Slovenia already got its ticket to Sochi and closed the tournament out with a perfect record with a 6-1 victory over Ukraine on the last day.I am speechless, said David Rodman. Nobody expected this from us. We came here as the third-ranked team. We have beaten both the favourites and we are going to the Olympics. Our team is like a family. We play for each other and that's why we can beat teams who have more talent.Will there be a family reunion in Sochi? Coach Matjaz Kopitar used his younger son Gasper Kopitar for the first time. Now Slovenian fans will be counting on big brother Anze Kopitar joining them help the team in its first Olympic endeavour.More: Story on Slovenias win, Stats & PhotosWomen: GermanyAfter some tough years, German womens hockey is on the rise again. The U18 womens national team is among the top European talent producers and the senior national team made its way back to the Top Division for last year and managed to stay there.Now the results are also reflected in Olympic participation. After missing on Vancouver 2010, the German ladies will go to Sochi 2014 thanks to a clean record in the final qualification that took place on home ice in Weiden.The Germans had the strongest opposition on the first two days and defeated China 3-1 and the Czech Republic with the same score. That was already enough to secure first place in the tournament. A 5-0 victory over Kazakhstan on the last day was the icing on the cake.We have practiced all-season for this goal, to qualify for the Olympics. You don't believe it is true, but slowly you start to feel it has become true, said Manuela Anwander, who had a goal and an assist in the deciding game against the Czechs.More: Story on Germanys win, Stats & PhotosWomen: JapanThe Japanese womens team had only played in one Olympics so far and that was when the country hosted the 1998 Games in Nagano. Now they return to the Olympic stage after winning a tournament full of surprises.The biggest surprise in Poprad, however, seemed to be Denmark. Ranked only 19th in the world, the Danes had to start in the first of three stages. They won three games in Barcelona in October and surprised with three more wins in Valmiera, Latvia, in November.Unbelievably, the streak continued with victories over favoured Slovakia (2-1) and Norway (2-1 in shootout).Only one team could stop the Cinderella story. Japan also defeated Norway but suffered a 1-0 shootout loss to Slovakia before entering the last day.When it came to the deciding game, luck was not on Denmarks side anymore. Japan shone with scoring efficiency and blanked Denmark 5-0 en route to Sochi.We tried to play our best game today. We promised each other we'd go for the win, and we did it, said Japan captain Chiho Osawa.More: Story on Japans win, Stats & PhotosNOTE: Our video of day 3 with material from the deciding games in Bietigheim-Bissingen, Riga and Poprad will be published on the IIHF YouTube Channel overnight.MARTIN MERK


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In less than 100 days, 3,500 athletes from every U.S. state will compete at the 2014 Special Olympics USA Games, June 14-21 in New Jersey!
She may be small in stature and voice, but give her a box and a microphone and she will bring a crowd to its feet. She's Erica Bookout, Special Olympics Virginia's newly named Athlete of the Year. Read More ››
Energy was high and the competition was fierce as students from the University of North Carolina, along with Special Olympics athletes from Orange County, took on the Duke Blue Devils and local Durham County athletes in the first Special Olympics Unified Sports basketball game. Read More ››
From Florida to North Dakota and California to D.C., 'tis the season for freezin'. Find out where you can take the "Plunge."
Join Special Olympics Great Britain as they host two days of exciting netball competition at the Soar Valley Netball Centre in Leicester, Great Britain.
Maryland students with and without disabilities from all over the state will come together and compete in an exhilarating day of bocce competition.
Upcoming Events Around the World
Mar 11, 2014
Join students from Harvard medical school and Harvard school of dental medicine for a night of fun and bowling and advocacy.For more informationSydnee chavisEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:4103036125View More
Lucky strikes lanes145 Ipswich stBoston, MassachusettsUNITED STATES
Mar 11 - 12 2014
Special Olympics Kenya will be hosting a coaches training during the month of march.For more informationMr John MakathimoEmail:sokenyadirector2@gmail,comPhone:+254 722 530 041View More
Nairobi A.C.K garden house Nairobi , Kenya KENYA
Mar 12, 2014
Special Olympics participants and supporters will join together on Capitol Hill to meet with America's elected leaders to urge continued commitment to the work of the late Eunice Kennedy Shriver and to make sure that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) are top of the mind when critical decisions are made for the country. Throughout the day, athletes and ambassadors will face-to-face with their congressional representatives. For more informationView More
Capitol HillWashington, District of ColumbiaUNITED STATES
Mar 13 - 16 2014
Special Olympics Bharat is going to organize the biggest sporting events of 2014: The Special Olympics Athletics National Championship will take place at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi from 13th March to 16th March 2014. This event will celebrate the "500 day countdown before the 2015 World Summer Games, Los Angeles - USA." The Athletics National Championship will consist 700 Athletes, 150 Coaches, 100 Volunteers and 20 officials from 31 states and union territories from India. Come and join us.For more informationVirender KumarEmail:email@example.com:011 29849066, 298390View More
Jawaharlal Nehru StadiumLodhi RoadNew DelhiINDIA
Mar 14, 20149:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Giving back! At this event, we will highlight those who give back to their community. The show will feature art created by local artists on display and a performance showcasing local talent - both of individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities. Bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Westmoreland County Food Bank. Free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be provided.For more informationMore DetailsJamie Boehme/Paul MarkleEmail:email@example.com:724-830-3617View More
Greensburg Garden & Civic Center951 Old Salem RoadGreensburg, PennsylvaniaUNITED STATES
Mar 14 - 15 2014
State Mid-Winter Championship with competition in basketball, cheerleading, gymnastics, powerlifting and basketball skills. For more informationMore DetailsRhonda Schwarzkopf Email:firstname.lastname@example.com:515-986-5520 ext. 11View More
University of Iowa Field House Iowa City , IowaUNITED STATES
Join Special Olympics Arkansas on March 14-15 in Russellville, Arkansas as athletes from around the state will compete in a 2 day basketball tournament. Please use the contact info below for event details.For more informationMore DetailsEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com More
Russellville, ArkansasUNITED STATES
Mar 15 - 16 2014
Every year in March, nearly 1,000 athletes compete in basketball, basketball skills, powerlifting, gymnastics and cheerleading during the Mid-Winter Tournament at the University of Iowa Field House in Iowa City. The evening before the tournament, a banquet and dance takes place at the Marriott. Healthy Athlete programs are also held at the Field House during the competitions.For more informationMore DetailsView More
The University of Iowa - The Field HousIowa City, Iowa UNITED STATES
Mar 15, 20149:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Join Special Olympics North Carolina on March 15th at various locations throughout the North Carolina for state-level basketball competitions for local programs in the eastern portion of the state.For more informationMore DetailsView More
Various Locations in Selma, Smithfield, Kenly, and Micro (Johnston County)Various Cities, North Carolina UNITED STATES
Mar 15, 20148:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Join us for the 2014 Special Olympics Michigan State Unified Basketball Finals on the campus of Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo on Saturday, March 15, 2014. Approximately 450 athletes and an additional 125 coaches and chaperones will make their way to the WMU Student Recreation Center for a day of great competition.For more informationMore DetailsAaron MillsEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:(989) 774-4393View More
Western Michigan University Student Recreation CenterKalamazoo, MichiganUNITED STATES
Mar 15, 20148:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Join Special Olympics South Carolina on March 15th, as athletes from around South Carolina compete in the State Tennis Invitational at Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center in Cayce, South Carolina.For more informationKelly GarrickEmail:email@example.com More
Cayce Tennis and Fitness Center1120 Fort Congaree Trail Cayce, South CarolinaUNITED STATES
Mar 15, 201411:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Come out and enjoy a great meal at LaCarreta Mexican Restaurant and be "served" by officers from the Gardner Police Department. We will be "serving" customers from 11:00am until 10:00pm. We would love to see you there!For more informationIlena SpaldingEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:(913) 856-7312View More
LaCarreta Mexican Restaurant949 E. Lincoln LaneGardner, KansasUNITED STATES
Mar 15, 2014
Special Olympics Kenya will be hosting a Family Health Forum For more informationMr John MakathimoEmail:sokenyadirector2@gmail,comPhone:+254 722 530 041View More
Please join Special Olympics Mauritius at the Sir Gaetan Duval Rhill when athletes participate in athletics. For more informationMr Satyagan Choytun Email:email@example.com:+230 5428 1857View More
Sir Gaetan RhillSir Gaetan RhillRose hill , Mauritius MAURITIUS
Please join Special Olympics Nigeria in collaboration with Coca Cola to host a unified soccer league game when people with and without intellectual disabilities team up for games.For more informationMs. Dolapo AdedapoEmail:email@example.com Phone:+234 817 059 0709View More
Ibadan(Oyo state),NigeriaIbadan(Oyo State),Nigeria Oye State, Ibadan, Nigeria NIGERIA
Mar 16, 20141:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Started by two law enforcement agencies in Johnson County, KS as part of the KS LETR initiative, the Heroes Pull is an event in which a team pulls two different Hero's vehicles, a Lenco Bear and a fire truck. Each vehicle weighs approximately 38,000 lbs; they are pulled individually for time, the two times are combined and fastest team wins. Last year a team of athletes and a coach from New Hope, Pittsburg participated in the HEROES PULL pulling the fire truck and a TAC vehicle each 50 yards competing against 8 local teams! Register a team today and issue a challenge to Shawnee Police Department who had the fastest pull in 2013!For more informationMore DetailsDeb LarimoreEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:913-236-9290 Ext. 10View More
Splash Cove5800 KingShawnee, KansasUNITED STATES
Mar 17, 2014
Special Olympics regional directors, national directors, athletes and staff convene for regional conference to share expertise and skills to equip all programs for growth across the Africa region. For more informationMs Ancilla SmithEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:+27 11 706 3323 View More
Midrand Conference Center, Johannesburg Midrand Johannesburg , Gauteng SOUTH AFRICA
Mar 19, 201411:00 AM - 2:00 PM
LSU students from across campus will be in Free Speech Plaza sharing the importance of ending the use of the r-word and replacing it with REPECT. Technology will be available for participants to take the online pledge. Come see us as we Spread the Word!For more informationMore DetailsDeanna Kay RiceEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:618-409-0475View More
Louisiana State UniversityFree Speech PlazaBaton Rouge, LouisianaUNITED STATES
Mar 19 - 21 2014
Campaign Banner Signing and Bake Sale to raise awareness and spread the word to end the derogatory words related to students with special needs. All 3 lunch periods March 19th at Salem High School, March 20th at Plymouth High School, and March 21st at Canton High School. Students will be selling t-shirts, lanyards, buttons, and giving away stickers and pencils for your pledge to stop using the r-word. They will also be selling baked goods with proceeds to go to local special olympic events.For more informationCathy KavaEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:734-582-5551View More
Salem High School, Plymouth High School Canton High School8400 N. Beck RdCanton , MichiganUNITED STATES
Mar 20, 20145:00 PM - 9:00 PM
An Inclusive Educational Opportunity in connection with the Spread the Word to End the Word campaign.For more informationMore DetailsEmma VerbanicEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com More
Mellow Mushroom 1014 Town DrWilder, KentuckyUNITED STATES
Mar 21, 201410:00 AM - 12:00 AM
During lunch waves of students, teachers and staff will have to opportunity to sign the poster and receive a wrist band to help "Spread the Word to End the Word."For more informationPat DanielsEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:203-494-2537View More
Jonathan Law High School20 Lansdale Ave.Milford, ConnecticutUNITED STATES
Mar 21 - 22 2014
It's March Madness Special Olympics Virginia-style! Don't miss a moment of the annual Basketball Championships in Stafford, including the GEICO All-Star Friday Night basketball challenge, athlete and coach shootouts, the Victory Dance, plus skills, half court and full court action all day Saturday. Since 2009, Basketball Champs is even LOUDER thanks to our new Volunteer to Cheer initiative that allows individuals and groups to sign up to cheer on our athletes. Details will be posted at www.volunteer2cheer.com closer to the event date.For more informationMore DetailsGray MillerEmail:email@example.com:804-612.-1608View More
Various Stafford County schools Stafford, VirginiaUNITED STATES
The Special Olympics Michigan State Basketball Finals return to Rockford again in 2014. More than 500 athletes, and 170 coaches and chaperones participate in the State Basketball Finals each year. This tournament includes competition for Senior Male, Female and Skills athletes. Venues include Rockford High School, Freshman Center and North Middle School.For more informationMore DetailsAaron MillsEmail:email@example.com:(989) 774-4393View More
Rockford High School, Freshman Center and North Middle SchoolRockford, MichiganUNITED STATES
Mar 21, 20149:00 AM - 11:00 AM
2nd Annual STWTETW Rally! Over 400 students, staff and invited guests will join the Cleveland Browns, Cavs, Local Politicians, Police Departments, Special Olympics and Young Athletes to pledge to 'stop the derogatory use of the 'r' word'. The students of St. Mark elementary make an anti- bullying/inclusion video to debut at the rally. The students raise $2,100 every year to donate to Special Olympics and Young Athletes. Last years event was attended by Cleveland Browns all pro left tackle Joe Thomas and this year the Cleveland Browns and Cave have pledged to support the event with player representation!! For more informationBrian KazyEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:216-789-3638View More
St. Mark15724 Monrose Ave.Cleveland, OhioUNITED STATES
Mar 22, 20149:00 AM - 3:00 PM
On March 22nd, Special Olympics South Carolina - Area 6 will host a Basketball Invitational at The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. Teams from Berkeley, Charleston, Dorchester are invited to compete in this regional event. To register, contact Lynn Scott at firstname.lastname@example.com more informationLynn ScottEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com More
The Citadel171 Moultrie StreetCharleston, South CarolinaUNITED STATES
Mar 22 - 23 2014
Special Olympics Maryland athletes and Unified Partners will showcase skills learned and perfected over 12-weeks of training and competition at this State Basketball Tournament. Special Olympics Maryland athletes and Unified Partners will represent each Area/County program from the State, displaying athletic ability, courage, sportsmanship, and exciting basketball competition! The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday March 22, 2014. Competitions will include individual skills competition, player development unified 3 vs 3, Traditional 3 vs 3 and Player Development Unified 5 v. 5. Schedule: 8:30 AM Volunteer Check-In; 8:45 AM Delegation Check-In; 9:30 AM Opening Ceremony; 10:00 AM Competition Begins; 11:00 AM Lunch; 1:30 PM Awards Ceremonies Begin; 4:30 PM Dismissal (schedule subject to change)For more informationMike CzarnowskycEmail:email@example.com:410-242-1515 ext 124View More
Frederick, MarylandUNITED STATES
Mar 22, 20141:00 PM - 3:00 PM
The Polar Plunge is an exciting opportunity for individuals, organizations, schools and businesses to support Special Olympics North Dakota by taking a plunge alongside Special Olympics athletes into a chilly pool of water on March 22nd, in Grand Folks, North Dakota. Hope to see you there!For more informationMore DetailsView More
Choice FitnessGrand Folks, North DakotaUNITED STATES
Mar 22, 2014
Join us and support our Special Olympics Program 22 March for a day of athlete leadership training in Maun, Botswana. Please contact Mr. Ross Tebele (contact info below) for event details.For more informationMr. Ross TebeleEmail:email@example.com:+267392 3090View More
Mar 22, 20149:00 AM - 12:00 PM
More than 170 athletes will dive into the pool for the 2014 Special Olympics North Carolina Multi-State Aquatics Invitational at Pullen Aquatic Center on Saturday, March 22. Athletes from North Carolina will compete against athletes from Florida, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Virginia. This annual event is hosted by Special Olympics Wake County. For more informationMore DetailsView More
Pullen Aquatics Center410 Ashe AvenueRaleigh, North Carolina UNITED STATES
Special Olympics Botswana hosts an athlete leadership program training to engage athletes with intellectual disabilities in confidence-building activities.For more informationMr Ross Tebele Email:firstname.lastname@example.com:+267 392 3090View More
Maun Maun , Botswana BOTSWANA
Special Olympics Namibia hosts a unified sports tournament that will include Healthy Athletes, Family Health Forum AND Young Athletes Program.For more informationMs Esther Kambala Email:firstname.lastname@example.com Phone:+264 61 302 403 View More
Khomas, Namibia NAMIBIA
Mar 22 - Jan 1 2014
Special Olympics Kenya will be hosting a Healthy Athletes clinic. For more informationMr John MakathimoEmail:sokenyadirector2@gmail,comPhone:+254 722 530 041View More
Nakuru High SchoolA.C.K garden house Nairobi , Kenya KENYA
The 2014 NKC Regional Basketball Tournament that will be held on Saturday, March 22nd in various schools within the North Kansas City School District. The schools that are hosting the tournament are Winnetonka High School (5815 NE 48th Street), Staley High School (2800 NE Shoal Creek Pkwy), New Mark Middle School (515 NE 106th Street) Oak Park High School (825 NE 79th Terrace)and Bell Prairie Elementary School (3000 NE 108th St). For any questions regarding this event, please contact Jennifer Green at 573-635-1660 or email email@example.com more informationMore DetailsSusan ShafferEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com More
Schools in Kansas CityKansas City, MOUNITED STATES
Mar 25, 2014
The 3 day event with videos and online registration will occur prior to our schools spring break, leading into events that coincide with events that lead into our prom. For more informationView More
Cherokee Trail High School25901 E Arapahoe RoadAurora , ColoradoUNITED STATES
Mar 26 - 28 2014
This Special Olympics competition will be held from March 26 to March 28, 2014 in sub programme in Mtwara Region, Tanzania. This competition will help to select students with intellectual disability who will go for National competition which will be held from June 2, 2014 up to June 7, 2014 at Kibaha secondary school. For more informationAndrea Alois MaganiEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:0786179874View More
Mtwara townP. Box 80Mtwara - Tanzania, TanzaniaTANZANIA
Mar 27, 20147:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Learn what Special Olympics and Spread the Word to End the Word is. Listen to a Special Olympic athlete's story. Participate in drills that the athletes practice. Pledge to end the R-word. Learn what you can do to help! For more informationClaire Email:firstname.lastname@example.com:9254135116View More
California High School Gym9870 Broadmoor DriveSan Ramon, CaliforniaUNITED STATES
Mar 28, 2014
Join Special Olympics South Carolina - Area 15 on March 28th at Midland Valley Highschool as our athletes compete in various athletic events in order to qualify for 2014 State Summer Games. See you there!For more informationView More
Aiken High School449 Rutland DriveAiken, South CarolinaUNITED STATES
Mar 29, 20141:00 PM - 3:00 PM
The Polar Plunge is an exciting opportunity for individuals, organizations, schools and businesses to support Special Olympics North Dakota by taking a plunge alongside Special Olympics athletes into a chilly pool of water on March 29th in Dickinson, North Dakota. Hope to see you there!For more informationMore DetailsView More
Dan Porter MotorsDickinson , North DakotaUNITED STATES
Mar 29, 201412:00 PM - 3:00 PM
The official party of winter. *Polar Plunge is a registered trademark of Special Olympics Did you know a group of polar bears is called a celebration? How appropriate for the official party of winter! We are here in North Dakota – let's enjoy everything our state has to offer – even the weather! The Polar Plunge offers a chance for you to come out of hibernation grab some friends and take a dip in frigid winter waters. Who doesn't want to do that? What is the Polar Plunge? It's Freezing for a Reason. As a Plunger you raise money for the privilege of plunging into cold water, earn great incentives along the way and benefit Special Olympics North Dakota. Those raising a minimum of $75 get to receive the "thrill of chill", official commemorative Plunge gear and bragging rights of being a sport extremist. The incentives and prizes increase based on the amount of money you raise. If you are Too Chicken to Plunge you still can register and raise money to support the plunge and receive an official commemorative souvenir. We are about good times. The freezing temperatures might not sound attractive, but a huge event full of fun, crazy costumes and loads of laughter can get anyone n the mood for a cool dip. To let you in on a little secret, you are only in the water for a few minutes, but you have a lifetime to brag about your bravery! Gather friends, family, classmates, teachers and co-workers and form a team!For more informationMore DetailsBrent LindstromEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:701-746-0331View More
Dickinson Rec CenterDickinson, North DakotaUNITED STATES
Mar 29, 2014
Ongoing coaches education is the most significant factor in the improved training of athletes. This coaches training will focus on the basic skills and strategies of a sport. Please contact Mr. Ross Tebele (contact info below) for more details. For more informationMr. Ross TebeleEmail:email@example.com:+267392 3090View More
Join us for games, raffles, bbq and live music from Rob Warren and help us raise awareness of the hurtful and derogatory use of the r-word! Take the pledge for yourself at out pledge booth!For more informationMore DetailsXena NoelleEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com:7742510157View More
Nauset High School Track100 Cable RdEastham, MassachusettsUNITED STATES
Mar 29 - Jan 1 2014
Special Olympics Kenya will be launching sports club that will also host family members.For more informationMr John MakathimoEmail:sokenyadirector2@gmail,comPhone:+254 722 530 041View More
Nairobi Nairobi Nairobi , Kenya KENYA
Special Olympics Mauritius will be hosting a 5-side soccer competition during the month of March at MSC rhill. For more informationMr Satyagan Choytun Email:email@example.com:+230 5428 1857View More
MSC Rhill MSC Rhill Rose hill , Mauritius MAURITIUS
The 2014 Wentzville Regional Basketball Tournament will be held on Saturday, March 29th in various schools within the Wentzville School District. The schools that are hosting the tournament are Liberty High School (2275 Sommers Rd), Timberland High School (559 E HWY N), Frontier Middle School (9233 HWY DD), South Middle School (561 E HWY N) and Discovery Ridge Elementary School (2533 Sommers Rd). For any questions regarding this event, please contact Jennifer Green at 573-635-1660 or email firstname.lastname@example.com more informationMore DetailsSusan ShafferEmail:email@example.com More
Schools in St. LouisSt. Louis, MissouriUNITED STATES
Apr 1, 2014
Join Special Olympics Korea for the 2014 Special Olympics Korea Invitational Skating Competition in Seoul, Korea to celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the 2013 Special Olympics World Winter Games PyeongChang.For more informationView More
SeoulKOREA, REPUBLIC OF
Apr 4, 2014
Join Special Olympics South Carolina on April 4th at Socastee High School in Mrytle Beach, South Carolina as athletes from Horry County compete in athletics.For more informationErik KarneyEmail:email@example.com More
Socastee High School4900 Socastee Blvd.Myrtle Beach, South CarolinaUNITED STATES
Apr 5, 20145:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Aloha Splash Pool Open Water Swims is a unique simulated open water swim event and an early season opportunity for triathletes and open water swimmers to practice open water skills, like pack swimming, sighting and drafting, in a friendly, non-competitive atmosphere. All ages and abilities are welcome and encouraged to enter and swim. The Kennedy Shriver Aquatics Center will be transformed from a lap pool to an open water swimming oasis filled with the aloha spirit of peace, compassion and the essence of life. This event will benefit the Special Olympics Open Water Swimming program, which has the goal of 100 athletes participate in the 1500 meter race at the 2015 Special Olympics World Games in Los Angeles.For more informationMore DetailsDenis CreanEmail:email@example.com:301-455-4341View More
Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Sargent Shriver 5900 Executive Blvd, North Brthesda, Maryland 20852MarylandUNITED STATES
Apr 5, 201412:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Thought the first Iron Bowl was exciting? Wait until you see this! The Unified Sports flag football teams from the University of Alabama and Auburn University will square off in a spirited game of unified flag football to build school pride and inclusion (regardless of what team you cheer for).For more informationView More
Auburn UniversityAuburn, AlabamaUNITED STATES
Apr 7 - 12 2014
The annual conference for the Asia Pacific region takes place in Malaysia this year, gathering Program Leaders from 27 Asia Pacific countries to share best practices and future directions to propel the Special Olympics Movement. For more informationKaryn TanEmail:firstname.lastname@example.com More
Kuala LumpurMALAYSIA
Apr 9, 2014
Join Special Olympics South Carolina on April 9th at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina as athletes from Greenville County compete in track and field. For more informationLara CeiselEmail:email@example.com More
Furman University3300 Poinsett HwyGreenville, South CarolinaUNITED STATES
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This was the best concert to go to these three bands all in one show does not get any better
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This was an awsome experience. The bands were engaging the crowd was wild it was fantastic. Word can barely describe it. All the band played together and seperate. One of the bands came out to hang with the crowd and sign autographs and take piturec. They threw water out into the crowd by the case and the lead singers came out into the audience and sung and handed out stuff. The lead singer of three days grace pulled up on of the lights and shined it on each section of the crowd we had a screaming contest. all these bands are true showman. It was the best concert i have ever attend to date. I would absolutely got back again and again.
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Beaded Biarritz Poncho
Beautiful blues in on-trend ombre and finished in a favorite: eye-catching sparkles.
- Pull-on styling with flowy poncho sleeves.
- Length: 26" to 29".
- 100% Modal.
- Machine wash. Imported.
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