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How to Shutdown your Computer with a Cell Phone
You can remotely shut down your computer from anywhere in the world using any cell phone with texting capabilities and Mozilla Thunderbird, a Mac, or Microsoft Outlook. It's pretty simple to accomplish and the video above guides you through the... |
How to Make your Own Ringtones
Are you one of those people who changes their ringtones frequently? If so, you may be surprised to learn that there are many online tools that allow you to create your own ringtones within a matter of minutes. To get started, visit one of the most... |
How to: DIY Star Wars Lightsabers & Replicas
Using some spare parts from eBay (a Graflex flash bulb) and a bit of ingenuity the guys at Systm show you how to create your own legit lightsaber (using actual parts they used in the movies) and other Star Wars replicas. You can buy the super... |
How to: DIY Cable Management on a Budget
In just a few minutes and for less than $6, you can transform your workstation into a cable free sanctuary. If there is one thing that really annoys people about computers it is the ridiculous amount of cables that need to connect everything... |
Dirt Simple Office Supplies iPhone Stand
Holding your iPhone for hours while watching a movie can be an annoyance. Using five pencils and a few rubber bands, you can easily construct a makeshift iPhone stand. So easy a noob could do it. Not much of a hack, more of a... |
Incredible, Sleek Blue LED Case Mod
Combining his incredible carpentry and circuitry skill, this modder created a fantastic, modern LED case mod design. Based on a Beijing building, it incorporates sleek, circuitry-like lines creating a fantastic ambient effect. The... |
Star Wars Nintendo Wii Case Mod
We've seen some pretty impressive Super Mario and Zelda Wii mods in the past and now you can learn to make a custom Star Wars Wii case too. It includes plenty of LEDs and fiber optics to achieve it's glowing effects. The tutorial guides you step by... |
DIY Custom Guitar Hero Keyboard & Drum Controllers
After fatally injuring his middle finger in an epic guitar hero battle, this hacker decided to build new, custom midi controllers for the game. Included are a midi keyboard and drum set which work both on rock band and guitar hero. ... |
DIY Xbox 360 Arcade Style Controller
Complete with illuminated joystick and buttons, you can learn to build your own arcade style controller for the Xbox 360. The tutorial is well documented with plenty of photos and detailed descriptions to help you along the way. Also,... |
DIY Energy Efficient LED Light Bulbs
Learn how to build your own energy efficient LED light bulb. They typically last for 100,000 hours and emit no excess heat. You can save some serious cash every year on your electricity bill by switching all of your lights to LED... |


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I have finally figured out that I will never have time to use every stamp I own and some are in need of a good home! (Some I loved so much that I bought them twice!) See the sidebar to purchase some of my unloved rubber that is looking for a new home! All are from a nonsmoking home and have never been inked. Price does not include shipping so email me at jmitten1 at juno.com and I will send you an invoice with the actual amount.
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Guide for cloud client computing, helping IT managers use intelligent clients to improve cloud security, performance, and manageability.
Demo: how 2nd generation Intel® Core™ processors for desktop PCs stack up against each other, and determine which is ideal for the workplace.
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4. | flying dutchman | ||
a dutch man on an airplane. man 1: hey is that guy dutch?
man 2: yeah and hes on the plane.. man 1: haha hes a flying dutchman |
1. | Flying Dutchman | ||
When you know you just took a shit but when you wipe...there's nothing there;...and you look in the toilet and there's nothing there. Scaring you as if youve just seen a ghost ship. You're gonna think I'm crazy, but i think i just launched a flying dutchman!
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When you are having anal sex in the doggie style position while standing up you proceed to put your partner in a full nelson and jump forward into a belly flop. The reason for my divorce is because I got really drunk and thought that it was a good idea to give the old lady a flying dutchman.
3. | Flying Dutchman | ||
#1 A spectral ship said to appear in storms near the Cape of Good Hope. Said to be captained by Davy Jones.
#2 The captain of this ship, a legendary Dutch mariner condemned to sail the seas against the wind until Judgment Day. #3 A phatom ship that was awesomely recreated in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. Look!! It's the Flying Dutchman!!! RUN!!!!
5. | flying dutchman | ||
found on the seceret menu at in-n-out burger, best burger joint in the world, only found in California, Arizona and Nevada (It's family owned and operated). It consists of meat and cheese only. A 2x2 flying dutchman is 2 meat and 2 cheese. A 3x3 is 3 meat and 3 cheese. Whoa, Char just ate a 4x4 flying dutchman and now he's been in the bathroom for 2 solid hours!
6. | Flying Dutchman | ||
A mixed drink made of Captain Morgan and Wave Blue Raspberry, named so because of its eerily green color, like the Flying Dutchman. Bro 1: "Duuuuudee I just had a flying dutchman!"
Bro 2: "Duuuude, wtf is a flying dutchman?" Bro 1: "Captain and Blue Wave duuuuuude." |
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where your having sex with a girl standing up, and you do a cartwheel. man 1: My girl taught me how to do a flying dutchman!
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Bessie Parmer Darden, 101, of LaGrange died Friday, October 5, 2012 at LaGrange Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Mrs. Darden was born March 3, 1911 in Lineville, AL, daughter of the late James Simon Parmer and Mary Doney Overton Parmer. She was married Charlie Will Darden in 1940. The two of them had one daughter, Mary, who died shortly after birth. She worked and Dunson Mill and later she sat with patients at the hospital and private duty in their homes. She then retired in 1975. In addition to her parents and her husband, she was preceded in death by 12 brothers and sisters, including her twin sister, Dessie Parmer Anderson.
Although she had no living children of her own, she helped raise many of her nieces and nephews. She is survived by a number of nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and nephews, including a special niece, Alice Darden Cavender who was her caregiver.
Graveside services will be held 4 p.m. Sunday, October 7, 2012 at Loyd Presbyterian Church. The family will greet friends after the service.
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Mickey's active imagination sets the stage for this musical, pyrotechnic spectacular where the forces of good and evil battle in his dreams! Marvel at the stunning effects that erupt against the broad night sky as beloved Disney Characters join the reverie.
Enjoy the music of Michael Jackson, combined with the visual effects magic of some of Hollywood's best, as Captain EO returns to Disneyland Park.
The 17-minute interactive film stars Michael Jackson as Captain EO on his quest to change the world. With show-stopping musical numbers written by Michael Jackson, and stunning effects orchestrated by executive producer George Lucas and director Francis Ford Coppola, Captain EO is a sight and sound spectacular with an enduring message.
Screening in the same Tomorrowland theater in which it debuted, Captain EO now features a new 70mm print and improved sound, thanks to acoustical enhancements made to the theater in recent years. A dazzling blend of music and images, Captain EO will take a new generation of Guests on a journey to the stars.
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Very cool!
What a fun yet educational activity - love it!
kind of like a mix of wooden blocks and tangram puzzles I'd like to play with them even at my age haha
These are so great! I'm already wondering I can add them to hubby's list of things I want him to craft us out of wood:)
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I can totally see these blogs sparking the creativity in the little ones I have yet to bring into the world. I love thinking about these kinds of things


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Chorionic Gonadotropin Solution for injection
A gonadotropin - It is used for different reasons in men and women
Generic Name: chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) | Brand Name: Gonic
Brand Names: Gonic, Choron-10, Profasi, Novarel, Chorex, Pregnyl, Chorigon
What is this medicine?
HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPIN (HYOO muhn kor ee ON ik goe NAD oh troe pin) is a hormone. HCG is used for different reasons in men and women. HCG is used in combination with other fertility drugs to increase a woman's chance of pregnancy. In men or adolescent boys, HCG helps the production of testosterone and sperm. HCG is also used in male children with cryptorchidism, a specific birth problem of the testes.This medicine may be used for other purposes; ask your health care provider or pharmacist if you have questions.
What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:- asthma
- cyst on the ovary
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- prostate cancer or other male-related cancer
- seizures (convulsions)
- an unusual or allergic reaction to HCG, other hormones, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
- pregnant (this medicine should not be used if you are already pregnant)
- breast feeding
How should I use this medicine?
This medicine is either injected in a muscle, like the thigh or buttocks, or it may be given under the skin instead. Ask your doctor which way is right for you. You will be taught how to prepare and give this medicine. Use exactly as directed. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed.It is important that you put your used needles and syringes in a special sharps container. Do not put them in a trash can. If you do not have a sharps container, call your pharmacist or healthcare provider to get one.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. While this drug may be prescribed for male children as young as several months of age for selected conditions, precautions do apply.
Overdosage: If you think you have taken too much of this medicine contact a poison control center or emergency room at once.
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B.F.A. Degree in Communication Design with Marketing Management Emphasis
75 hours
This major is for the person wanting to be an art director, graphic designer, web designer, account executive, or copywriter for an advertising agency, graphic design studio, "in-house" corporate art department, or interactive design company.
An OC graduate with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Communication Design will:
- Demonstrate effective problem solving skills as applied to visual communications, interactive media, artistic expression, advertising, and graphic design.
- Demonstrate effective design skills as applied to visual communications, interactive media, artistic expression, advertising, and graphic design.
- Demonstrate effective illustration skills from concept to execution.
- Articulate an understanding of one's integration of faith and design/artistic expression.
- Demonstrate the ability to communicate clearly and think independently.
- Demonstrate a commitment to scholarship and creative expression.
Student must complete a minimum of 126 hours including the major, core, and minor if required. Elective hours may be needed to reach 126 hours.
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- ARTS-1113 - Fundamentals of Drawing
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Coroner IDs woman 75 found dead in northwest valley
A 75-year-old woman who was found dead in her home in the northwest part of the valley Tuesday has been identified. Jean Main died from a gunshot wound to the head, according to the Clark County coroner's office said Thursday. She was found in her home in the 8000 block of Green Pasture Avenue near Cimarron and Lone Mountain roads. No suspects have been named, and Las Vegas police homicide ...
Modified film tax incentive bill advance in Nevada Senate committee
CARSON CITY -- A bill that would offer tax credits to companies that film in Nevada won approval Thursday from a Senate committee, but it was amended to make it a four-year pilot program and limit the incentives to $20 million per year. Senate Bill 165, sponsored by Sen. Aaron Ford, D-Las Vegas, would offer a variety of credits, including for employee salaries and benefits. It originally ...
Paiute environmental activist Calvin Meyers dies at age 57
Friends remember Calvin Meyers as an environmental activist and public speaker against plans by the Department of Energy to haul nuclear waste to Yucca Mountain and the Nevada Test Site. The former chairman of the Moapa Band of Paiutes died May 15 of complications from a stroke he suffered last year. He was 57. He was buried Saturday in the Moapa Indian Cemetery following a traditional service. ...
Clark County to open eight pools for the season on Saturday
Eight Clark County public pools and water parks will open Saturday to kick off the start of summer and also help families in need. Donations of new swimsuits for children of all ages will be exchanged for free water bottles commemorating the 50th anniversary of the county's Parks and Recreation Department. "Donating a swimsuit to a child in need is a great way to get the summer off to ...
Chorizo blamed for food poisoning at Las Vegas restaurant
Health officials say they traced a salmonella outbreak that sickened nearly 300 people to cooked chorizo sausage served at a Las Vegas restaurant. A report released Wednesday by the Southern Nevada Health District said the salmonella contamination likely occurred at the Firefly Tapas Kitchen & Bar, not where the sausage was produced, the Las Vegas Sun reported. "[There is] a small ...
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The Two of Us (Le vieil homme et l'enfant) [DVD]
The beauty of Claude Berri's debut film, The Two of Us (Le vieil homme et l'enfant), is that it doesn't serve up an obvious lesson at the end. It is a sweet, unadorned story about love and bigotry, and were it to be remade in Hollywood (God forbid), it would surely end with o ... ...
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For Philadelphia bicyclist a cat is his co-pilot
Bicyclist Rudi Saldia and his cat Mary Jane pose for a portrait during an interview with the Associated Press in Philadelphia. Saldia often buzzes around Philadelphia with his year-old feline Mary Jane perched on his shoulder. Their urban adventures have turned heads on the street and garnered big hits on ...
Bill to allow medical marijuana dispensaries in Nevada clears key Senate panel
CARSON CITY -- Nevada's 3,400 medical marijuana patients could buy their medication through licensed, state-regulated dispensaries under a bill that won unanimous support Thursday from the Senate Finance Committee. Sen. Ben Kieckhefer, R-Reno, said he was concerned that additional amendments are anticipated but won't be addressed by the Senate before the bill goes to the Assembly. But ...
Juror kicked out of Whittemore campaign contribution trial in Reno
A federal judge in Reno Thursday temporarily halted the trial of Harvey Whittemore, shown here in April in Las Vegas, after being told that a juror may have made an inflammatory comment about the ...
U.S. new home sales up 2.3 percent in April
Eric Wennerberg, left, and his sister Emily talk with their friend John Siemer as they tour a model home in April in the Coronado Ranch subdivision in Las Vegas. U.S. new-home sales rose in April to the second highest level since ...
Las Vegas Housing Crisis Seems to Be Subsiding
Las Vegas' underwater mortgage woes keep showing signs of improvement -- but also remain worst in the country. Some 54.3 percent of valley homeowners with mortgages were underwater -- meaning their debt outweighed their home's value -- in the quarter ending March 31, according to a report out Wednesday from Zillow, a Seattle-based research firm. The local rate was more than ...
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Thein Sein heads to the White House
Myanmar President Thein Sein is poised to receive red carpet treatment today at the White House in Washington even as his army wages war against Kachin inside his country and religious violence scars the Southeast Asian nation. Of more importance to Washington is progress in its ties with Myanmar's military, starting with the navy, and issues of regional security. -
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Myanmar needs a new nationalism
The development of violent outbursts against Mynamar's Muslim population has brought Burmese Buddhists to a crossroads in which they need to initiate conversations about the ways in which the Buddhist community should adapt to the reality of multiculturalism without abandoning its distinctive core values.
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Assad talks, Russia walks
Syrian President Bashar al-Assad wasted a golden opportunity in an interview to explain to the Western public, even briefly, why petro-monarchies Saudi Arabia and Qatar, plus Turkey, have the hots for setting Syria on fire. While he was talking, Russia was walking, sending a message it is ready to go where the Pentagon and others fear to tread.
Pepe Escobar
(May 20, '13)
Assad counteroffensive reverberates loudly
Steady gains by regime forces by no means indicate they are about to win the Syrian civil war, even as the reversals suffered by the rebel forces and their penetration by ever-more extreme groups prompt international backers to have second thoughts about their support. Meanwhile, the potential for a spillover of violence in the region is growing. -
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Syria's madness and ours
While atrocities in Syria, such as the cannibalism viewable on YouTube, transfix the West, the real horrors of war are still to come in the Middle East. Americans, whose appetite for horror shows little sign of satiation, cannot abandon the region, but should avoid the conflict in the grim recognition that civilizations determined to destroy themselves cannot be prevented from doing so.
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Are Kaesong curtains drawn for good?
Those Pyongyang watchers who insist there is a calculated strategy behind its escalation of tensions likely find it hard to explain the rationale behind its closure of the Kaesong industrial complex. In sacrificing the joint complex, Kim Jong-eun hoped to show his steel and scotch a potential source of ideological contamination. But such moves simply open the door to Chinese domination of the economy.
Aidan Foster-Carter
(May 20, '13)
The decline of Malaysian apartheid
Scapegoating of Chinese in the wake of its disappointing recent polls reflects the degree to which the United Malay National Organization, leader of Malaysia's ruling Barisan Nasional coalition, remains invested in perpetuating race-based politics. However, there are clear signs of the demise of that model as desires grow for an inclusive modern nation free of corruption. -
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Fox leads US tiger into China's crosshairs
"Irritating Japan" is well on its way to replacing "Rising China" as the meme favored by the United States as Abe Shinzo's new nationalism exploits US backing to advance its own goals. Beijing sees "the fox pretending to the tiger's might". Tokyo is pushing bigger game, the weakened US Asian "pivot" itself, into Beijing's crosshairs.
Peter Lee
(May 17, '13)
Chinese opinion jars with policy on Korea
An unexpectedly significant outburst of anger from China's elite at North Korea's brazen provocations may be enough to require that Beijing try to harmonize public opinion and foreign policy on the issue. If Beijing bows to the public demands and cracks down on Pyongyang this time, it could undermine the government's ability to censor debate on internal issues.
Niklas Swanstrom
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(May 17, '13)
Catfight - and it's US vs EU
Forget about the Pentagon "pivoting" to Asia; nothing compares with the catfight developing between the United States and European Union over a free-trade pact proposed by Brussels, feared by many in Europe, and now pursued with a vengeance by Washington. Much lies in the hands of a European determined to be a personal winner in this transatlantic tussle, whatever its revolutionary potential.
Pepe Escobar
(May 17, '13)
Aquino secures second-wind mandate
Philippine voters have granted approval to President Benigno Aquino's three-year-old reform agenda. Their by-elections mandate gives his administration enough popular steam to push through measures aimed at sustaining economic growth, deepening good governance, and setting the stage for his favored candidate in the 2016 presidential poll.
Richard Javad Heydarian
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UN asks Westerners: What's bugging you?
The culinary delights of bugs and insects are well-known to Asians for their flavor and nutritional value, but, with notable exceptions, tend to disgust Westerners. They should just get over their reservations, says the UN, as insects are the food of the future.
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Wrestle - in a different way
A distinct relationship that's developed between the US and Iranian wrestling organizations is culminating in the two sides teaming up to try and prevent the sport being dropped for the 2020 Olympics. Politics are easily left aside when the nations' teams hit the mats in a new twist on "ping-pong" diplomacy.
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The phase that launched
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Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke has presided over a thousand economic bubbles. Rather than ushering in investors who could help turn around economies, he and his ilk have created a class of traders who roil asset prices and maximize leverage, but produce no lasting benefits.
Chan Akya
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Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan steps into the White House today for a long-awaited meeting with US President Barack Obama. The conflict in neighboring Syria will likely top the agenda, and, as he carries heavy baggage across the threshold, Erdogan will be only too aware that Middle East power games are becoming more complex. -
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Set foot just about anywhere other than the Chinese, Russian, and Iranian parts of the Eurasian landmass, and you're likely to find some kind of US base, installation, or shared facility. Private contractors have made fortunes off that global garrison, raking in US$385 billion to build and support American bases abroad since 2001.
David Vine
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Gangsters, politics shake hands in Taiwan
An attempt by hundreds of members of a crime syndicate to join Taiwan's opposition Democratic Progressive Party, seemingly designed to manipulate a vote to elect the DPP chairman, has perplexed observers. China is a key suspect to be the hidden hand, as the only outside power with the clout, know-how and motive to generate such harmful press for the pro-independence party. -
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Financial euphoria
At this stage of an inflationary asset market boom, it's perfectly rational to double-down with the "house's money" and play for the spectacular big win, using unprecedented ultra-loose finance and government backstops to accumulate as much financial wealth as possible.
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The Maldives is putting Indian pundits to shame. Not only there is no democracy deficit in the archipelago but the twists and turns of politics there in the run-up to the September 7 presidential elections are becoming intricate and highly competitive.
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Pros: Expo - the flow and organization of the expo was excellent. Lots of vendors and space. Usually I like to get in, grab my number and shirt, and leave ASAP but I actually stuck around and had fun at this one. Spectators - lots of cheering, music, and fun along the way. It was amazing. Water stations - more than adequate. Never got to the point where I was dying for the next water stop, which is exactly how it should be. Cons: Course - I like a few hills in my races, but the ones in this race were flat out dangerous. After Rainier Ave, it's just a wall of hill and it's just as steep coming back down. Everyone had to tip toe down so as not to slip. Then when we had to run on I-90 I felt like I was choking on the exhaust fumes in the tunnel. There were also a few freeway overpasses we had to run on that did not have nearly enough railing to ease my acrophobia. Port-o-potties - they were organized so people had to wait for individual stalls. So if you're unlucky like me and got in a line where everyone was taking their time, you didn't get to use the bathroom at all (I waited 45 minutes and hardly moved). They should have had at least a couple volunteers organizing lines for groups of stalls. Or a couple really long lines for all the stalls. Bag Check - the bag check was no where near the start or finish line. After not being able to use the bathroom, I literally had to sprint to get to this place to make my corral. It was ridiculous. And then when the race was over, you had to walk up a hill to the opposite end of the Seattle Center to get your stuff (and considering this is after 13.1 or 26.2 miles, really not an easy thing to do).
I have ran this 1/2 marathon every year & was so excited when they changed to an out & back course & did away with the shuttles to the start. Unfortunately, I was sadly disappointed by the course selection however. Even though the original course had some dead areas I'll call them, I much preferred that to the new course. The beginning was nice & no issues there, but once you leave downtown you're on Rainier Ave for awhile, which isn't exactly the nicest part of town. That wasn't the worst of it though. There was a long treacherous hill (Dakota, I think) that was just downright dangerous. It wasn't the uphill that was the scary part, but the downhill. The hill was so steep that everyone around me was shuffling baby steps down the whole thing just to keep from taking a header. Fortunately, I was in the middle, so I was there before it started to rain, because if the pavement were wet lord knows how many people would have bit it. They need to find some other way to cut over to LWB, becausse this was just stupid. The other thing I disliked was the miles on LWB were shortened from years past. Everyone I've spoken with who has ran this said the same thing, that the LWB miles were the most scenic & enjoyable part. I won't complain about the I-90 tunnel as you really don't have many other options there, but coming back to the Center we went through yet another tunnel (Battery Tunnel), which was musty, dark & dreary. This was another poor choice in my opinion. Last item I'll bark about is the crappy finish. Uphill on Mercer Street, come on! At least give us a fast finish. I have ran the Seattle Marathon 7-8 times & am pretty tired of this same stretch of finish. I hope they re-think the finish & eliminate Battery Tunnel & Mercer to give us a more scenic & fast finish. I'm all for a challenging course, but these negatives took the enjoyment out of this race, and unless the course is altered I likely won't run this again. I think a start/finish Queste Field would be awesome & give this something a bit different than the Seattle Marathon in November.
This was my first marathon that I ran. There were many hills and a hill at mile marker 26. I cramped up at the end because I had water and cytomax at each fill station.
I've run all four Seattle RNR Half Marathons and was excited to see how the new course would play out. I liked the logistics a lot compared to the point to point start and finish from the previous three races. Everything from good access to porta potties to the UPS gear check (yah!). IN addition, the coral system they use at the start is really cool. You basically go out every two minutes based on your predicted time submitted when you sign up. The Seattle Center/Space Needle is a great start and stop location as well. The course itself seemed harder to me although on paper I was not expecting it to be. I'm far from elite but had been in the 1:38 range on the prior three races and this time was 1:42. Still can't tell if it was NOT my day or others felt the new course was more challenging as well? (any feedback here from others would be appreciated). The hills on the 2nd part of the course were larger and longer than I anticipated. Lots of water and energy drink stations which helped that part. I was on pace for a 1:38 the first 6 miles but then it kind of fell apart but was still happy to be part of this race. Great fan support and it didn't rain (I'm a Seattle native so this is a good thing). I'm not a morning person so the 7am start was/is an early one for me. Also too early to take a bus downtown so driving was required. Cheers!
I am a novice runner, but I enjoy traveling to different cities and indulge in the marathon experience. This is my 5th marathon, others being Denver, Disney, Nashville, Hartford. I thought this was a beautiful course up until the 15th mile which then turned into an out and back along an expressway! For about 6/7 miles there was little to no crowd support and the only entertainment was a couple of DJs in the tunnels. The course had a few challenging hills, but considering the location, it could have been worse. The start staggering also eliminated most of the congestion I have experienced at other marathons. (even those with staggered starts) My largest complaint (and this also occurred in the Denver Marathon 2010), but mile 15, according to my GPS ran 1.23 miles long. I understand the length of a marathon will be longer than 26.2 miles since I cannot follow the tangent due to congestion, but I certainly expect the route to be marked appropriately. I usually expect about an extra 1/4 but this marathon was near a 1/2 mile long. The tunnels of course caused my watch to lose signal but after the signal was established the GPS calculated the straight line distance between entering and existing the tunnels. All miles according to my GPS were in line with what I expected with the exception of Mile 15. It is frustrating to pay the fees associated with the race and they cannot seem to get the race course marked appropriately. I will be shying away from R/R marathons for the next few to see I if there are better experiences.
My first marathon EVER, 2nd race ever (1st was a 1/2 marathon) and it was SO fun! Hard course, but fun! (of course, it was 26.2 miles..nothing easy about that...) The cheering crowd was AMAZING and very encouraging! Outside of the tunnel where we had to run on a sideways incline, it was wonderful. I LOVED the lake and views of the city!! The water breaks & PP's were perfectly placed, (my first race, I was worried about this!) the last hills were very hard and I wanted to walk, but didn't, knowing the same great people would be there to help me afterward. And I was right! I had to visit the medic tent for a bad blister and they were so kind and caring. Thank you to all who make these races possible...couldn't have had a better 'first race' experience!! I'll be back! (and I qualified for Boston, so that made me even happier!)
I ran the inaugural Rock 'n' Roll Seattle in 2009 and had a great race experience. I came back this year when they announced a new course. The new route is loop course with more hills. Even though it's harder, it is an improvement over the old course. The Seattle Center is a great race venue and was very accommodating to runners. They opened the Center House prior to the race so runners were able to stay warm and dry. They even had an open Starbucks stand inside where I was able to buy my morning cup of coffee. The Seattle Center is close to downtown hotels and is easily accessible. The new course runs through downtown. It has some scenic sections although Lake Washington is the nicest part of the course. Marathoners and half marathoners were separated from each other along the route - nice touch. Course support was very good. The volunteers at the water stations were great. There were plenty of bands and cheer squads to keep us entertained. The finish area was organized and efficient. It was a bit crowded when the bulk of the half marathoners finished, but it cleared out by the time marathoners arrived. No one can control the weather, and this year it rained leading up to the race. It stopped raining by race time, but the humidity was noticeable. Overall I enjoyed this race. Definitely recommended.
It was my first time to run this race and I found it challenging but good. They debuted a new course in 2012 and miles 6-13 featured the beautiful Lake Washington and Seward Park. There were more hills than I expected and a couple of them in the last 3 miles were killers! But the race organization was top notch, the volunteers at the aid stations were excellent and the weather at this time of the year is typically excellent. On top of that, the Expo is fantastic with a real 'big race' feel to it. Starting and ending in Seattle Center is very convenient. One bit of advice, waves are released at the the start in approximately 1-min intervals. So if you belong to a wave in the back (there were over 30 waves), then take your time getting to the race which starts at 7am. I was in wave 29, got there before 6am, and felt that a 90-min wait before gun start was tiring on the legs. You're better off relaxing and lining up for the porta potties as the first few waves go off and then just join your wave as they near the start line. Overall, this is a very good race to join... good race in a great city. So the trip is more than worthwhile. Really good restaurants in downtown Seattle too so lots of excellent choices for a post marathon dinner!
The Rock 'n Roll Series has gotten their race process down to a science. The expo was extensive and well-organized, with an easy flow through packet pick-up and a wide variety of options. The course was well-supported with great spectator support when it could be there. There were many sections of out-and-back and highway miles which could not allow for crowds, but I wouldn't trade the view on the bridge for anything. Pretty nasty hill in the last couple miles, but it seems like every course has one of those. My one big complaint was the post-race. They ran out of blankets quickly (I finished in 3:12 and went without), and the beer garden line took half an hour. Other than that, great weather, great course, great race.
I have run several Rock and Roll events over the past 3 years and it's more and more obvious they are cutting runner amenities to put more money in their pockets. I've seen their race entry costs go up while shirts remain unisex and uncreative. They add more premium options like private port a potties and VIP shuttles for added costs. Now they've cut back on the Cytomax handed out on the course to every other or every third waterstop. I will go out of my way to AVOID Rock and Roll events unless they do a couple little things to show me they care about runners as much as their bottom line.
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