Lands" End Women"s ThermaCheck® 300 Fleece Ski Hat, OSFM, Light Blue

Description

From skiing to snowshoeing, or just getting out for a walk, our ThermaCheck®-300 Hats are ready to go. Our heaviest fleece hats feature three-panel construction, so you get a nice snug fit that stays on whether you"re on a black diamond downhill or in a stiff winter wind.

100% polyester fleece. Machine wash. Imported.

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Features

• Lands" End Women"s ThermaCheck® 300 Fleece Ski Hat, OSFM, Light Blue


• ThermaCheck®-300 ski hats are made with the heaviest fleece and styled for winter sports.


• Three-panel construction for a snug, secure fit


• 100% Polyester Fleece


• Machine Washable

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Lands" End Women"s ThermaCheck® 300 Fleece Ski Hat, OSFM, Light Blue

Mont. man injured when bridge jumper lands on him

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — A western Montana man floating on an inner tube suffered broken bones in his legs and torn ligaments in his knees when another man jumped from a bridge and landed in his lap.

Andy Hill of Missoula and his wife were floating under a bridge on the Clark Fork River near East Missoula Sunday when the man landed on him, KECI-TV (http://bit.ly/134R6nD) reported.

"Suddenly I had intense pain and was under water," Hill said.

"There was a guy on my lap and he rolled off my lap and he just kept apologizing saying 'I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,'" Hill said.

The man swam Hill to shore, still on the inner tube, and the man's friend helped Hill as well.

Hill suffered broken bones in both lower legs and a cracked femur in his left leg and will likely spend the rest of the summer in a wheelchair or on crutches.

But he's been able to keep his sense of humor.

"Who does this happen to?" asked Hill, laughing. "I don't know of anybody this has ever happened to."

Missoula County authorities say the man who jumped could be charged.

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Information from: KECI-TV, http://www.keci.com

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9-inch copter lands in arms of Ohio court statue

MARION, Ohio (AP) — An unwanted modern addition has flown into the arms of a Lady Justice statue that sits atop a county courthouse in north-central Ohio.

A 9-inch, remote-control helicopter flew into Lady Justice on the Marion County Courthouse on April 27 and has been there since — resting on the hilt of her sword more than 100 feet high.

Video producer Terry Cline tells the Marion Star (http://ohne.ws/YdwsPA) that he was using the $1,500 camera-equipped helicopter to shoot a promotional video for the city when it was caught by an unexpected breeze.

Since then, Cline has been trying figure out how to get the helicopter back.

County officials say they won't pay to remove it or risk anyone's life for it.

For now, Lady Justice gets to keep her new toy.

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