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Indianapolis Monumental Marathon, Inc.
The Indianapolis Monumental Marathon is a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) organization.
A talented group of civic-minded individuals with backgrounds in event management, sales, engineering, local government operations, education and charitable giving are developing a national destination marathon and half marathon in downtown Indianapolis.
Our core goals include:
- Educating Indianapolis youth about the benefits of exercise, proper diet and healthy living.
- Combating community deterioration and juvenile delinquency by promoting health, physical fitness and wellness in the Indianapolis community.
- Utilizing proceeds from fund raising activities, specifically a marathon, to fund charities whose missions are consistent with the other purposes of this corporation.
With the help of our participants, sponsors and volunteers, we have donated more than $825,000 to Indianapolis Public School Charities.
Board of Directors
CARLTON RAY - IMM FounderDirector, Washington D.C. Clean Rivers Project
Carlton has nearly 30 years of engineering management and leadership experience in both the public and private engineering sectors including currently leading the development and implementation of DC Water's $2.6 Billion Clean Rivers Project. Carlton also worked with the Indianapolis DPW, including leading a technical team that successfully developed and negotiated a $1.8 Billion consent decree between the City of Indianapolis, USEPA and the IDEM that addresses raw sewage overflows in Indianapolis.
Carlton is an avid marathoner (completed 28 marathons in US and Europe) and cyclist.
He is the proud father of three wonderful daughters and grandfather of Amadeus. He attends North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis.
KATHERINE COBLE - IMM PresidentPrincipal, Borshoff
RANDY YUST - IMM TreasurerCOO/CFO IU Health North Hospital
DOUG BALOGHAssociate Director, Navigant Consulting
|Victor Bush
|Behavior Consultant, MSD of Lawrence Township, Division of Exceptional Learners
|Jeff Gibson
|Partner, Cohen & Malad, LLC
|Eric Johnson
|Chief Investment Officer, CNO Financial Group & President 40|86 Advisors, Inc
|John McIlvried
|Professor, University of Indianapolis
|Quincy Sauer
|Attorney, Macey Swanson and Allman
|Bill Shrewsberry
|President/CEO, Shrewsberry & Associates
|John R. Stille
|Senior Clinical Research Advisor, Eli Lilly and Company
|Hope Tribble
|Director, Office of Audit & Performance, City of Indianapolis
|Jim Obermaier
|President, Jenner Group
|Michelle Gough McKeown
|General Counsel, Indiana Charter School Board
Executive Staff
Blake brings a decade of coaching knowledge and experience as an elite runner to the IMM. He comes to Indianapolis from the University of Pennsylvania where he was the head cross country coach for the men's and women's programs. At Penn he was also the Coordinator for the Men's Olympic Development Mile and led a crew of officials for the Penn Relays, the world's largest and oldest annual track and field meet. Also while in Philadelphia Blake became involved with the Children's Crisis Treatment Center, a local not-for-profit organization, serving on the Executive Committee of the Friends of CcTC and as the honorary coach for Team CcTC. While coaching collegiately, he worked with four future Olympians, multiple national champions and numerous All-Americans. As an elite athlete he competed in events ranging from the 1500 to the half marathon, finishing in the top 10 in the U.S. four times.
Blake grew up in Osceola, Iowa and in 2007 became only the third Iowa native to run a sub 4:00 mile. In addition to coaching, he also taught high school and middle school math while pursuing his own athletic career. He has written for Running Times and contributed to Runners' World and Fitness Magazine.
The Indianapolis Monumental Marathon has seen exceptional growth under Blake's guidance and continues to make strides as a not-for-profit benefiting local public education.
Don Carr of Tuxedo Brothers who has over 25 years of race management experience. Don is currently race director of the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon and the Komen Indianapolis Race for the Cure.
Don has directed over 1,000 races of all distances. A few other notable events that Don directs each year are: Big Ten Hoops 5K, Outrun The Sun, Indianapolis Sprint Triathlon Series, Tri Indy, Freedom Run, Drumstick Dash and Jingle Bell Run.
Don and his wife Robin live in Zionsville with their two sons Alex and Jackson their dog Luke and cat Pookie.
Casey joined the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon in August of 2012 from the University of Pennsylvania where he was a volunteer assistant for men's and women's cross country and track programs. Prior to his time at PENN he was the graduate assistant for men's and women's cross country and track at Dakota Wesleyan University coaching the 800 to the marathon. In his three years at DWU he had 10 NAIA National Championship qualifiers, three top ten finishers, and coached an All American in the marathon.
Casey has his B.S. in Journalism from Missouri State University and his M.A. - Education Educational Policy & Administration with a second concentration in Secondary Certification & Degree from Dakota Wesleyan University.
Casey was a key influence on the creation of Monumental Kids Movement, a nine week youth running program that aims to educate elementary students on the importance of healthy, active living. The program has grown from one to twenty eight Indianapolis area schools in just three years.
Contact Casey for information on Monumental Kids Movement, how to be part of our Run for a Cause program, neighborhood notifications and volunteer opportunities.
Camille Estes joined the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon staff in March of 2014. Prior to that she was the owner of a race management and timing company (River City Races) and a Fleet Feet Sports running specialty store in Louisville, KY. She brings more than 30 years experience as an athlete, coach and administrator. A graduate of Western Kentucky University, she was on the cross-country and track teams and was the first woman inducted into the school's Track and Field Hall of Fame.
Camille grew up in Louisville, KY and currently resides in Indianapolis with her husband Jim and son Nick, daughter Lyndsey still resides in Louisville, and three dogs and two cats.
Contact Camille for any questions about registration, information on our running club program, or how to be part of our Apex Monumental Challenge.
Rhiannon comes to the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) where she recently completed her Master's degree in Mathematics. During her final year of graduate school, she taught undergraduate classes in the Mathematics Department while pursuing her goals as a professional athlete. In May of 2014 won the Canadian Marathon Championships at the Ottawa Race weekend in her home province of Ontario, Canada. While at UAB Rhiannon was a standout athlete on the UAB Blazer's Women's Track and Cross-Country teams, earning multiple All-American and Academic All-American honors on the track. In 2013, she was named to Team Canada for the World University Games in Kazan, Russia where she raced the 10,000m.
Rhiannon grew up in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada and has relocated to Indianapolis to work at the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon and continue to pursue Olympic aspirations in the marathon. She enjoys coffee, musicals and long runs with her 12 year old dog, Ty.
Contact Rhiannon for information on social media content and the Monumental Blog.
Swati Gunale is the newest member of the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon team as she joined in June of 2016. Previously, she worked in Business Development in publishing for 10 years and prior to that, had a career in social work. She is originally from Indianapolis and moved back after receiving a B.A. in Sociology from Northwestern University and living in Colorado for several years. Swati enjoys all things outdoors and is an avid hiker, biker and runner. In 2015, she completed her second marathon – the Monumental.
Run for a Cause program, our Running Club program, or the Apex Monumental Challenge.Contact Swati for information on Sponsorships and to learn more about how to be a part of our
Melissa Cooney, a Sports Marketing Consultant, brings over 10 years of sponsorship, marketing and sports knowledge to Indianapolis Monumental Marathon. Having just started her own consultancy business after many years of seeing a need to help events gain awareness with sponsors, by uncovering assets and adding value improving client activation. Working for herself allows her the opportunity to work with partners she believes in and can work with for the long haul. Cooney was most recently the Director of Sales for Heatsheets. Prior to that, she spent 4 years as the Director of Development for Chicago Area Runners Association. At CARA, she grew the Sponsorship Dollars over 400% year over year by uncovering assets and partnering brands activate while talking directly to their target audience.
In 2006, after deciding to run Boston in 3:56 to check off her "Bucket List", she was hooked. Currently, a runner on the BAA, she just completed her 10th marathon and reached her goal of the highly sought after "sub 3". "Find what you are passionate about and go after it relentlessly".
Melissa is continuously learning as much as possible about health and wellness and enjoy sharing her passion with other people. Melissa's first-hand knowledge of the sport about what it means to runners is exactly why she can talk the talk and help races find those brands she believes in. She has contributed to Runners' World Magazine, NOW Ambassador, Volunteers with Girls on the Run, and loves to run to keep up with her 3 year old daughter.
Matt Ebersole is the founder & coach of Personal Best Training. Matt has coached over 7,000 athletes since 1991 including thousands of beginners, hundreds of Boston Marathon qualifiers, and 7 Olympic Trials qualifiers. Coach Ebersole has served as the IMM Elite Athlete and Pace Team Coordinator since 2013.
Contact Matt for information on the Indianapolis Monumental Marathon Elite Athlete Program
Laura Neidig works for the Riley Children's Foundation, the fundraising arm of Riley Hospital for Children, as the Senior Communications Officer. She is a 4-time Emmy award winner and freelance writer.
Laura volunteers her time as photographer for the Indianapolis Men's Chorus and several other area non-profit organizations.
A New Jersey native, she graduated from the University of Scranton with a BA in Communications, and has been running since 9th grade.
Lesley Stoeffler has been training runners to "get out and run their lives" since 1997 and running even longer herself. She has been the Half Marathon Training Coach for the Indianapolis YMCA since 1997 and a Pacing Coach for Indy Runners since 2005. She runs several races each year, including half marathons and marathons in the spring and fall. Lesley is the Director of the Indy Runners Spring Training Program and serves on the Indy Runners Board of Directors. A local property management firm owner, she serves on the steering committee of the YMCA Bike Hub, the Keenan-Stahl Boys and Girls Club and serves as the Chairperson of the Health and Wellness Committee of the Indianapolis Rotary Club. Every Wednesday evening she leads the charge with the Downtown Y Run – which typically has 30-40 runners and walkers doing a 5 mile downtown loop.
Lesley has competed in many half marathons (she has 44 under her belt – including four Monumental Half Marathons) and 4 full marathons. Originally a sprinter and soccer player during high school and college she loves the mental and physical health benefits of long distance running. Lesley also road and mountain bikes and strength trains to "fight the effects of age and gravity."
Lesley's passion for runners and walkers of all speeds and abilities makes her the ideal coordinator for the Perseverance Pack, whose members are dedicated runners and walkers who stay inspired for the long haul. Whether you are new to running or have just slowed down over time…now is the time to commit to your Monumental Race!
How to Get Involved
The Indianapolis Monumental Marathon offers a variety of internships each fall and limited opportunities in the spring and summer. Candidates will be considered on the following timelines:
Spring internships - on a case-by-case basis
Summer internships - June 1 through August 1
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Fight childhood obesity in Indiana with the IMM Charity Team: Team Monumental Kids, Support Monumental Kids Movement and Run for a Cause!
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My Rheumatologist prescribed pantoprazole (Protonix) so I could take the NSAID meloxicam (Mobic) for arthritis pain without causing stomach/gastro ulcers or bleeding. BUT, the pantopazole causes my eyelids to swell. I decided to give it a third try, and had the same reaction as well as now having my feet and lower legs swell. So I've stopped. (I took them for about 4 or 5 days; if I'd taken more, would the swelling stop?)
My son takes Nexium for his stomach issues and swears by it.
Does anyone have ANY insight into my problem or these two drugs (pantoprazole vs Mobic)?
Have you tried pantoprazole or meloxicam? Which works for you?
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My Rheumatologist prescribed pantoprazole (Protonix) so I could take the NSAID meloxicam (Mobic) for arthritis pain without causing stomach/gastro ulcers or bleeding. BUT, the pantopazole causes my eyelids to swell. I decided to give it a third try, and had the same reaction as well as now having my feet and lower legs swell. So I've stopped. (I took them for about 4 or 5 days; if I'd taken more, would the swelling stop?)
Added 16 Aug 2009:
Arrrrgh! I meant to ask: pantoprazole vs nexium... To work w/the meloxicam, an NSAID drug used for pain.
Sorry for the confusion!
I am really not interested in other classes of pain meds at this point.
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16 Aug 2009
I don't know. Opiates very rarlely interact with any other drugs,unless your on a high dose and take benzos then they can be dangerous if you do not follow dosing instructions TO THE TEE. Or if you stop breathing it's your fault. But I'm really sorry about those drugs they give you cuz I don't think your pain will go away and why not use opiates and get rid,or help more than that wierd stuff,but I have alot of arthrightis in my hands but with the opiates make the pain non-existent.
I appreciate your comments, but as you can see frm my clarification I phrased my question wrong! I have a problem with NSAIDs because they tear my stomach up. They work great on my arthritis pain, if only I can take something to countleract the stomach reaction.
31 Aug 2009
My doctor just put me on Mobic, 1/2 tab, 7 1/2 mg a day. The first day I felt great, no pain! Second day, same things except I was up all night with my stomach. Just 1/2 tab a day! I even took Rantitidine before to coat my stomach and it didn't help. If you can find a way to take this med without stomach pain, let me know asap. It works great on my arithritis pain, but tears up my stomach.
I was doing the same thing, taking Ratinidine before. My doctor suggested taking Prilosec instead before I took the Mobic. It worked! Somthing in Prilosec that keeps the Mobic from upsetting your stomach. My only problem with Mobic is dry mouth... :(
1 Sep 2009
I've been on Mobic but had to stop due to the extreme stomach upset and pain. My mom takes Mobic with Prevacid to help protect her stomach from ulcers and GI bleeding. So far so good. The only medication that helped protect my stomach from NSAID damage was Carafate (Sucralfate), it's an anti-ulcer medication. Only one problem, even though it helps protect the stomach, it interacts with alot of other meds and can be constipating.
Thanks for the info, I will try it! Good luck to your Mom!
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I updated nextgen to 1.7.4 and w.p. to 3.1 and i'm unable to create album, gallery or whatever...
I updated nextgen to 1.7.4 and w.p. to 3.1 and i'm unable to create album, gallery or whatever...
Any error message ? Did you reinstall the plugin ?
I am having a similar issue. WP Pretty Photo no longer works and my pages with the nivo slider do not load any images. They just load and load and load.
- Lightbox does not execute
- Slider does not load
I am using the same script files you are (cycle,jQuery, etc.) my experience has always been that script files in conflict is what causes this issue. But same problem for me, but I have a client that requested this plugin, sigh . . .
I've done what you recommended. Downloaded a fresh install of NextGen, but is not working.
Can you confirm you are working on this issue and estimated time for a fix? I was about to go live with a client site, but now that this happened, pooof! Those plans are up in smoke.
@Alex: i try everything. Disable all plugin, reinstall nextgen, i try almost everything except a fresh installation. The old gallery works perfect, but if i try to create a new one gallery is not created and i'm unable to select it to upload pictures...
@Alex, same problem here - NG 1.7.3 worked fine across all browsers - one of my other sites is running on the old version fine, but the new update isn't working in IE. I've re-installed, and fiddled with all the settings. The best I can get is it loading first time round in IE and then not loading after that.
Like the others I've got a client waiting on this and super keen to know the answer!
1.7.4. + WP 3.1. = working.
Nevertheless, 3.1. did made lot of problems.
Deactivate all plugins and find out which one make the trouble (Pretty Photo is notorious).
Same thing happening with me - only happened when I upgraded to 1.74.
My gallery is not loading at all. I get this message:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function nggtagcloud1() in /home/ringspot/public_html/wp-content/themes/RingSpotters/page-gallery.php on line 25
After updating I now get this error? Any help with this? The plugin even denotes it works with the newest wp version.
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 491520 bytes) in /home/indianbe/public_html/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/admin/manage-images.php on line 473
I tried to install on a fresh copy of 3.1 and it only gets as far as the first line, "downloading..." I tried installing manually and when I try to activate I get
Error 500 - Internal server error
An internal server error has occured!
Please try again later.
There are no other plugins installed. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
1.7.4 + WP 3.1 = NOT working for me. Ever since upgrading, my gallery page loads fine, but clicking on one of the images results in the dimmed-out "loading" screen coming up and just hanging (the image never actually loads). Also, there is no way to cancel the loading process, as the Esc key does nothing. Not good, since I run a photography site! :(
yeah this is a major fail. I hope there is a solution soon.
sorry guys, I'm not able to help in this thread. It contains mixes problems (memory limit, script issues, browser error) I understand that you all need help, first use the plugin health check, next disable other plugins ( conflicts), and switch to default theme. I realy tested my plugin against 3.1 and it works! But the server, setup, themes and other plugins must fit together
For my part, I believe the problem is the client's web host (1and1). I've had trouble with them before and never use them by choice. I moved to a proper account and the plugin installed fine. I've yet to try it out but obviously this was not the plugin's fault. Thanks.
thanks for the feedback
@ Russ Robinson
1.7.4 + WP 3.1 = NOT working for me. Ever since upgrading, my gallery page loads fine, but clicking on one of the images results in the dimmed-out "loading" screen coming up and just hanging (the image never actually loads). Also, there is no way to cancel the loading process, as the Esc key does nothing. Not good, since I run a photography site! :(
It is ot about NextGen - your theme its not compatibile with WordPress 3.1.: CHECK IT HERE : http://themeforest.net/item/prestige-ultimate-wordpress-theme/discussion/132654?page=61 there is also little help.
I had same problem - Just downgrade wordpress to 3.0.5 and it works again.
Nevermind. Alex...mea culpa and sorry to complain! I didn't realize there was an upgrade to my theme. I forgot to check. Workin' fine! Take it as a compliment that I depend so heavily on your plugin! :D :D :D
I'm having an issue with WP PrettyPhoto and NextGen. Have you run across this issue yet? Have you tested WP PrettyPhoto with NextGen since the update?
I've checked on the WP PrettyPhoto boards and there's some issue with that plug-in conflicting with the new jQuery in WordPress.
Also, the Next Gen Slider broke as well. There seems to be an update, which I just completed.
Any suggestions on another plugin to use other than PrettyPhoto? I know NextGen ships with Thickbox, Lightbox and the others.
If you have a moment, I'd love to get your feedback. Thanks.
Thanks a million...got everything squared away now. And sorry Alex for assuming it was your plugin. :-/
NGG 1.7.4 worked fine with WP 3.0.5 for me, and still works mostly ok: I'm able to generate new galleries, download photos etc. But there are still some challenges:
1. When downloading new photos - all of them far below 2 Mb limit - the generation of thumbnails succeeds with some photos, but not with all. I have no clue why some thumbnails generate ok, since there are not obivous differences in photo size or content.
2. Maintaining thumbs in admin mode does not seem to work, even though the thumbnail editor states "thumbnail updated".
3. All photo galleries I now have display thumbnails ok, but with both Firefox and IE 8 most photo galleries stop loading full photos after two or three shown photos. Individually selected from thumbnails any photo loads fine (either as a slideshow in the page or PicLens).
I use Atahualpa which has so far been working perfectly with NextGEN, as well as NextGEN Gallery Sidebar widget, still working fine.
I understand there could be a problem with the web hotel operator (e.g. with cacheing), but most likely it seems to be some kind of a compatibility problem with WP 3.1 and NGG 1.7.4, as many previous comments also seem to state.
NextGEN is an excellent tool and I sincerely hope these issues can be solved.
Thanks for trying anyway!
A comment on my previous comment about NGG 1.7.4 and WP 3.1:
without changing anything else but downgrading WP back to 3.0.5 everything (including all problems I stated) worked fine. I did not touch any content, nor any plugins.
So obviously there is an issue with NGG 1.7.4 running on WP 3.1.
There is an issue with NGG 1.7.4 running on WP 3.1 I'm totally in agreement, but I am terrified to downgrade.
yes I see his post now. durrrh on my part.
Alex was posting on these forums only an hour ago: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-nextgen-gallery-external-image-hosting-with-nextgen-gallery?replies=4
SOOO Sorry. thank you so much. :)
No - merely refuting the suggestion that he is not reading these posts.
yep, gonna not assume it's the plugin, will uninstall and just upload the previous version. Fingers crossed.
I completely deleted the plugin reinstalled the earlier version 1.3 and it's not working at all. SO I'm thinking it's not the plugin, it's something else. Sooooo sorry to have been all "yer fault" lol. Man this sux.....
it's only when I try UPLOADING, it uploads the image, and i get a blank thumbnail gif and blank photo.grrr
it's not the plugin, it's either the new version of wordpress or my hosting company, I'm getting the exact same errors with every website I trial try, whichever plugin version I use. KEEP THE FAITH!
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Now the topic of this chapter is refinement, which is an inevitable step in the process of creating a piece of artwork inside of Photoshop or any other application. So, it's quite possible that you could sit down and create what we've made so far in a single sitting. I didn't. I revisited this composition several times. But at some point you need to just close the file, save your changes of course, and come back to it the next day. So basically sleep on it and review your artwork fresh, at which point you will want to make some changes, but it's very important you do that before you throw it out there. Now, I made a lot of changes. I revised this artwork several times, but the revision that I'm going to review, inside this chapter, is the addition of these tiny flames here throughout the body.
So you can see that they extend into the legs and the arms and even the hands, but not into the face. And that is another Jack Kirby convention, but I did riff off it and come up with my own solution. And then finally, I decided that the arms were still too long, he has these gorilla arms going right here. And I wanted to elongate his torso in order to create this effect here. And notice his head is a little higher as well. And I also went ahead and pointed the toes downward, in order to give him the appearance of greater momentum. So what we're going to do is create the flames in this movie, and then distort the figure in the next. So I'll go ahead and switch over to my progress file here, and I'm going to zoom in to 100% on his chest. Just go ahead and space bar drag that out. And if you have access to my exercise file, then you can go over to the Paths panel, scroll all the way down, and then select the tiny flame path, which is actually a little higher so I need to scroll up, and it's right there near the center of the chest, and I'm going to zoom in even farther.
It's a little bit hard to see, against the blue barbecue, so I'm going to switch over to the Layers panel and turn off the merge BBQ layer and that way we can see that path a little better. Now, it's an extremely simple path, but let me show you how I put it together. I'll go ahead and select the Pen tool, which you can get, of course, by pressing the P key. And then I'll drag from right about here, in order to set the bottom of the flame. And then I'm going to drag again right here, and that's pretty awful, of course, but the thing is I want to align these two points in a vertical formation here.
And you could do that using a guideline of course or I'm just going to press the Ctrl key, that would be the Cmd on the Mac in order to temporarily access the White Arrow tool. And I'm going to drag this point so it looks like it's aligned to the bottom point. And then I still have the Ctrl key down, or the Cmd key on the Mac, I'll drag this guy up while also pressing the Shift key, so that I'm constraining the angle of my drag to exactly vertical. And now, still with the Ctrl key down, or the Cmd key on a Mac, I'll go ahead and drag this guy down. So we have a fairly symmetrical line going on here. Now, in order to create a cusp point because we need a corner right there, I'll press the Alt key or the Option key on a Mac and drag from that anchor point once again. And then I'll drag down here in order to complete the path outline, and that's basically all there is to it. All right, but I'm going to work from the one I've created in advance, because I want to show this kind of strange problem that we're going to encounter here. You may end up encountering this problem in your own compositions. So I'll go ahead and switch over to my Black Arrow tool, the path selection tool if you prefer, and that's going to select the entire path, and now I'll just press the Backspace key, or the Delete key on a Mac, to get rid of it. We're going to need to create another one, you'll see why in a moment. And, what we need to do, is convert this path into a shape layer. And you do that here inside the Layers panel, by first selecting the hands grill layer, at the top of the stack, because the next layer we create needs to be at the top. And then drop down to the black and white circle, at the bottom of the Layers panel. Press the Alt key, or the Option key on the Mac, and choose solid color, once again. We've done this before. And we're going to go ahead and call this layer, tiny flames. And of course we're seeing the New Layer dialog box because you have the Alt or Option key down. Now, click OK, and we'll go ahead and fill this layer with a hue value of 60 degrees, a saturation of 100% and a brightness of 100%, which is vivid yellow.
And then click OK in order to accept that change. Alright, now we want to add a stroke. So go up here to the Options bar, and you're going to see the fill and stroke options, assuming that the Black Arrow tool is selected. And what you want to do is click on this little None swatch right there, then click on this tiny color field, and dial in a hue value of 190 degrees, a saturation of 100%, and a brightness of 100% as well, and then click OK. And now, I'm going to change the line weight here to two points. It's going to work out fine. Now, it's very possible you're going to see this weirdness, right here, where the stroke suddenly ends at the end points. And, up here at the cusp point, we have the stroke, basically, extending outward, on both sides.
The thing is, that problem goes away as soon as we create a second flame. So, if you grab that flame, go ahead and click on it to select it, and then, press the Alt key, or the Option key on a Mac, so you have a little plus sign next to your cursor, and drag that flame to a new location, any point will do for now, then you'll see everything gets fixed. So we have good corners now and we have connected end points. I'll just press Ctrl+Z or Cmd+Z on the Mac to undo. If you ever encounter this problem right here, with an open path in particular, the solution is to Alt or Option drag it or to add some other path to this particular shape layer. Alright, now we want to add a couple of effects.
So drop down to the Effects icon at the bottom at the Layers panel. Alright now I want to add a couple of layer effects. So what I'm going to do is save that portion of the tiny flames effect for the next movie.
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In FY 2010, 7,729,120 trips utilized portions of the Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor
The Southeast High Speed Rail Conference
November 16, 2010 | Greater Richmond Convention Center
We would like to thank our sponsors for helping to make the High Speed Rail in the Southeast Conference a tremendous success.
Covington International Travel Inc.
Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc.
Michael Baker Jr., Inc.
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Conference Supporters:
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North Carolina Department of Transportation—Rail Division
Women's Transportation Seminar—Central VA Chapter
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Southern Environmental Law Center
Norfolk Southern
City of Richmond
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The presentations from our speakers will be uploaded as they are collected and formatted from powerpoint to PDF files. - November 23, 2010
National Perspective
Karen Hedlund, Federal Railroad Administration
John Conlow, Amtrak
Jeff Mann, Amtrak
Railroad Perspective
Dale Zehner, Virginia Railway Express
John Edwards, Norfolk Southern Corp.
High Speed Rail Benefits
Trip Pollard, Southern Environmental Law Center
John Krieger, US PIRG
Connecting High Speed Rail and Our Cities
Therese McMillan, Federal Transit Administration
Philip A. Shucet, Hampton Roads Transit
John Lewis, GRTC Transit System
David King, Triangle Transit
Lessons Learned
Jim RePass, National Corridor's Initiative
Richard Beadles, Virginia Rail Policy Institute
Transit Oriented Development
Natalie English, Charlotte Chamber of Commerce
Paul Ostergaard, Urban Design Associates
Funding, Operation, and Infrastructure
Pat Simmons, NC DOT—Rail Division
Kevin Page, VA Department of Rail & Public Transportation
Photos from the event courtesy of the Virginia Department of Transportation
Event Media:
Richmond CBS 6, High Speed Rail in Richmond's Future, November 16, 2010
Richmond Times Dispatch, High speed rail in Va. will take time and money, November 16, 2010
Virginia Pilot, High Speed Rail Makes Slow Move to Virginia, November 20, 2010
The Southeast High Speed Rail Association (SEHSRA) is a 501 (C) (3) non-profit coalition of citizens, businesses, and community organizations that educate and advocate for the improvement and expansion of fast, frequent, and reliable rail service linking the Southeast.
In FY 2010, 7,729,120 trips utilized portions of the Southeast High Speed Rail Corridor


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - The Jefferson County Commission has shot
down a proposal to bring all laid-off county workers back to their
jobs next week.
The commission voted against the plan Tuesday, but did agree to
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on Sept. 26.
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NEW YORK — LeBron James had more turnovers and fouls than baskets, and still the Miami Heat were ahead.
James didn't like having to sit, but he sure liked what he saw.
"I'm not a guy who's in foul trouble a lot, so it was difficult for me to sit down early in the third," he said. "But we have a great supporting cast. Our defense was tremendous in the third quarter. It allowed us to go into the fourth quarter with a lead."
Then James came back and increased it.
James scored 32 points, including eight straight to start the fourth quarter and break open the game, and the Heat took a 3-0 series lead, sending the New York Knicks to an NBA postseason-record 13th straight loss, 87-70 on Thursday night.
James had 17 points in the final period for the Heat, who held the short-handed Knicks to eight field goals in the second half and will go for the sweep Sunday at Madison Square Garden.
"He just has to stay with it," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "He had some turnovers, he had some mistakes but he was able to keep his head in it."
Wade added 20 points for the Heat and Mario Chalmers had 19, hitting consecutive 3-pointers in the fourth quarter when the Heat finally brought some beauty to what had been an ugly game.
Wade was forced to go the whole third quarter while James was limited to just 4 1/2 minutes by fouls. Wade had 12 points in the period, knowing the two-time MVP would be coming back with fresh legs.
"I thought probably sitting over there that whole third quarter was probably good for him, because he came right in right away and got right at it. He didn't waste any time," Wade said. "He's never really in foul trouble, so I thought it was good for him."
Carmelo Anthony scored 22 points but shot 7 of 23 for the Knicks, who are playing without Amare Stoudemire, Jeremy Lin and Iman Shumpert and needed a super effort from Anthony that he didn't come close to providing.
"When you can't score the basketball, that makes the game extremely hard, no matter how much defense we go down there and play," Anthony said.
The Knicks broke the record set by Memphis from 2004-06. They haven't won a playoff game since April 29, 2001, Game 3 of a best-of-five series against Toronto.
No NBA team has overcome a 3-0 deficit.
"It's a tough one. It's an uphill battle, but it's one we have to go through," center Tyson Chandler said. "Obviously no one wants to be in a hole 0-3, you know in the playoffs especially against a tough team like (Miami), but that's the way it is and we've got to keep fighting."
Chris Bosh had nine points and 10 rebounds hours after the birth of the couple's first child. He flew to New York with the Heat on Wednesday, then quickly hopped on a flight back to Miami after learning his wife was in labor. He returned Thursday afternoon following the birth of his son, arriving at the arena about 30 minutes before the game.
In a sloppy game, Miami went 10 minutes without a field goal in the second half, followed by the Knicks managing just three baskets in the third quarter.
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He came off the bench to start the fourth after sitting most of the third in foul trouble, quickly providing the best offensive stretch in the game. He nailed a 3-pointer, followed his own miss, then hit again from behind the arc, turning the Heat's two-point lead into a 66-56 cushion with 10:36 remaining.
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I just really want to share the truth of the sadness that I carry with me, and how it shows up in my life. I hope that little girls will get to grow up in a kinder world, and have more body positivity present in their lives as a result of body advocates like Ashley Graham stepping into the spotlight recently.
Two days before my wedding, I was laying in the bathtub, crying because I felt bad about my body. "I am bad, I am wrong, I don't deserve the love of a great man, I don't deserve a spectacular wedding day," was the thought reel playing on loop in my head. Talking to my fiancé that night, something finally clicked.
It's not easy trying to set up a conference call with five supermodels. On any given day, one is working on her fashion label between castings, another modeling the latest collections in Grand Canaria or Paris and one may be at the Lower East Side Girls Club boosting the self-confidence of young women by promoting a healthy body image.


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Little Big Planet 2 Beta Invites Going to "Really Active" LBP Users
Sony details the requirements to be included in the first wave of beta invites.
Are you excited to try out Little Big Planet 2 before anyone else? Then you better have been playing the hell out of the first Little Big Planet, as Sony Europe has revealed beta invites are going out this week but only to Little Big Planet super-fans.
"We will be sending out invitations to the Little Big Planet 2 beta during this week to users who've been really active in Little Big Planet," read a post on the PlayStation Europe forums. "So if you have been a busy Sackboy or girl then an invite might be coming your way. This decision has now been made; unfortunately we are not able to recruit any further Beta Testers at present."
So in other words, if it's been a while since you last loaded up Little Big Planet, then probably don't make any plans to try out the LPB2 beta. There are a few other standard requirements to take part as well, including having to be 18 years old, sign a Beta Trial Agreement, and, of course, own a PlayStation 3 or PSP with broadband Internet connection and PlayStation Network account.
For the rest of us saps not included, we'll have to wait until November when Little Big Planet 2 hits store shelves.
See Also
E3 2010: Little Big Planet 2 Coming in November, Other Move Games Dated
Comments (5)
NNNNOOOooo..Posted: Dec 19, 2010 12:00AM PST by little_big_fan
And also, I wounder why they changed the release date?..
NNOOOOooo...Posted: Dec 19, 2010 12:00AM PST by little_big_fan
Darn it! I just finished reading this and realized who in the world well get a beta and still be 18?... and it said sony europe what about amrica?..
Regrets...Posted: Sep 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by epicdominican91
I have em for not doing any real levels >;______________;<
So, they are looking for...Posted: Sep 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by Super_Souvlaki
...18 year old LBP Super-fans! HahahahahaHAHA! Doesn't excist.


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RALEIGH, N.C. -- Coming into the tournament, I had a little fun with the "ghosts" of the Wright brothers. Apparently, Orville and Wilbur decided to turn the tables on me. Sure, maybe you think they had nothing to do with the fact that I left home last Friday morning at 6:30 and arrived at Raleigh-Durham Airport a little before 1 a.m. Saturday, a trip of just less than 19 hours and I don't live in New Zealand.
But here's what I think: The Wrights "gremlin-ed" my flight plans just for the fun of making me wonder if they could have flown me out here from KC quicker in one of their original planes.
My bags went on a different journey than I did; they were suspected to be in the Charlotte airport and supposedly being traced. For four days. I did admire the honesty of one baggage agent, who when asked, "Should I just drive to Charlotte and look for them myself?" replied, "I would if I were you."
With no games or news conferences Wednesday after the wonderful whirlwind of the first two rounds, I motored to Charlotte and spotted one of them in 15 seconds, huddled in fear with at least a hundred other orphan bags.
I sprinted to it and actually kissed it. And the baggage people didn't act like that was weird at all. A few seconds later, I spotted the second bag and had another joyous reunion. I've never been this happy to see any people I know at an airport.
Among the contents of one bag were some media guides I thought I just might need. Maryland was one of them. Shame on me. I didn't bring one from Ole Miss.
Who foresaw the "Toppling of the 2s" in this tournament? Only one No. 2 seed is left for the Sweet 16: Purdue of the Dallas Regional. The Terps, Stanford and Vanderbilt all exited in the second round.
This isn't the only time in recent history there has been such mass carnage along a seeding line. Don't forget the famous "Deep Freeze of the 3s" in 2003, when Stanford was among the victims. That year, all four No. 3 seeds -- the Cardinal, Kansas State, North Carolina and Mississippi State -- went down like trees ravaged by the same beetle.
The programs that felled the No. 3 seeds back then were Minnesota, Notre Dame, Colorado and New Mexico. The lowest seed among them was the No. 11 Irish. But considering that program won the NCAA title in 2001 and is Notre Dame, that upset didn't get the big underdog whoop-de-do that a double-digit seed would normally get for making the Sweet 16.
Such as what Marist is receiving now for knocking off fourth-seeded Ohio State and No. 5 Middle Tennessee. Who knows? Maybe the Red Foxes will inspire a mass breakout of young kids playing team defense, making smart passes and taking care of the ball. Wouldn't that be nice?
Now, let's take the Sweet 16, regional by regional:
Next up for Marist is a slightly higher-profile team from Tennessee, that being Pat Summitt's Orange Crush, destroyer of dreams. Marist will try to do what the two previous No. 13 seeds -- Texas A&M in 1994 and Liberty in 2005 -- couldn't: make the Elite Eight. The Aggies lost their regional semifinal to Purdue, while the Flames lost to LSU.
But there's another upstart in Dayton. Actually, it's a "revived" upstart. No. 7 seed Ole Miss last made the Sweet 16 in 1992, and that was when the program was still one of the regular powers in the SEC and nationally. (That year, in fact, Ole Miss was a No. 2 seed and got upset by on-its-way-to-the-Final-Four Southwest Missouri State -- now Missouri State -- which was a No. 8.)
It has been a long way back for the Rebs. Ole Miss alum Carol Ross took her former team, Florida, as far as the Elite Eight. Now, she'll try to get her alma mater to its first Final Four. And if she does that, we pray she doesn't let loose with another quote like this one after the victory against Maryland: "I think the game is really simple. You guard hard, you create ball plays, you let ballplayers make ball plays. You put them into position to do that."
Not every coach can be Geno Auriemma or Sherri Coale in the quote department, but Sears mannequins could give us something better than, "You let ballplayers make ball plays." Anyway, let's just say Armintie Price is, uh, making some ball plays.
Speaking of Coale, her third-seeded Sooners are the foe for Ole Miss. Oklahoma carries the banner for the Big 12, while there are four SEC teams still in the tournament.
Bowling Green has been knocking on the door of a season like this for a while. And especially after the upset of Vandy, surely one of the eight million jobs open is going to be offered to Falcons coach Curt Miller, right?
The seventh-seeded Falcons versus No. 3 Arizona State has "grind-it-out" written all over it. That will precede the Duke-Rutgers game in this region Saturday.
The Blue Devils won by 40 at Rutgers in December, but the Scarlet Knights are a much better team now, as their Big East tournament title showed. Rutgers is a lot like Temple, which gave Duke trouble in the second round.
Incidentally, back in December in the Caribbean Classic, Bowling Green pushed Duke, but the Devils prevailed 55-46 -- their lowest point total of the season.
Fresno features top-seeded UConn against No. 4 NC State, as the multitudes of Huskies reporters get their turn to tell the remarkable and poignant story of Wolfpack coach Kay Yow, plus revisit the "might-have-beens" with one-time UConn recruit Gillian Goring, who's averaging 10.1 points for NC State. They'll also remind everyone that although UConn is 2-1 in the NCAA Tournament against the Wolfpack, Yow's lone Final Four came after a regional final victory over the Huskies in 1998.
Tenth-seeded Florida State, which has gotten here by beating ODU and Stanford, is receiving less fanfare as a double-digit seed than Marist is. That's understandable. Marist is the gutsy small-enrollment school that threw two rocks right on target. But even though this is FSU's first Sweet 16 appearance, the Seminoles are still in the ritzy ACC. So the underdog trumpet doesn't play as loudly for FSU. And, all things considered, maybe the Seminoles won't be much of an underdog against No. 3 LSU.
Besides Tennessee, Ole Miss and LSU in the Sweet 16, Georgia is there, too, in the Dallas Regional. Year after year, we whittle down the bracket and the letters S-E-C usually emerge.
No. 3 seed Georgia takes on the Big Ten's last hope, Purdue, which survived the plague of the 2-seeds. Asked to pick the projected best game of the Sweet 16, I seriously considered this one. It just has a down-to-the-wire feel to it.
The other Dallas matchup is top-seeded North Carolina and No. 5 George Washington. I'm one of those clowns who thought the Colonials would be gone by now, ousted in the second round.
This is actually the 10-year anniversary of GW's NCAA Tournament upset as a No. 5 seed over No. 1 seed North Carolina in the 1997 Sweet 16. How's that for a coincidence?
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This year, the 2-seeds were almost completely decimated. In 2003, it was the No. 3 seeds. And in 1998, we had the lowest-ever seed to make the Women's Final Four: No. 9 Arkansas.
And what do this year, 2003 and 1998 all have in common? Each of those years, there was a regional in Dayton.
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It really pains me to have to write this review, because the staff and management of the resort were so sympathetic and accommodating, but I feel like I need to share my experience so that it may benefit others.
We have been traveling to St. Martin / St Maarten annually since 2002. We normally stay in the Cupecoy Beach area but booked a room at Esmeralda based on a recommendation. It wasn't inexpensive - given that it was simply a decent size room with small kitchenette area (mini-fridge, microwave, sparsely-appointed cabinets and sink), bathroom with shower only, 3 uncomfortable chairs and a small table. The "bungalow" was an end unit in a private area of the dimly-lit, quiet, well-kept grounds. There was a front door and a back sliding glass door that led to a small porch with a plastic outdoor table and chairs. Upon move in we were briefed on how to operate the TV, air conditioner and the guide pointed out the back door locks - one on the handle and a pin that fit through a hole that should further prevent someone from opening the door. He also "casually" mentioned the aluminum roll up door (like a hurricane shutter) that could be lowered in the evening "when we went to dinner or if we wanted to sleep late and keep the sun out."
I unloaded all my fancy-schmanzy Mac equipment and found a place to store and charge the computer on the bottom shelf of the nightstand on the side of the bed away from the front door. On the second night of our stay we went to dinner and left the recently purchased MacBook Pro (fully upgraded, value $3950), iPhone 5 and iPad all on the nightstand shelf, charging.
LESSON #1: Never take an expensive computer (that your earn your living with) on a leisure vacation.
LESSON #2: Never take anything expensive that won't fit in the in-room safe.
LESSON #3: Never leave things out where the resort/housekeeping staff can see it.
We returned 2 hours later and that whole pile of electronic equipment, valued at about $6,000, was gone and the sliding class door pin was ajar. I am sure it was firmly in place when we left, but WE FAILED TO CLOSE THE ROLL UP DOOR. Clearly the pin could be worked loose (the police tried and succeeded) and the shutter door was absolutely necessary to secure the room. Nothing else was touched - thank goodness they didn't pick up the bag in the chair nearby that contained a nice Cannon camera, iPod, Jawbone speaker AND OUR PASSPORTS. We believe that the thief was aware that the equipment was there and came specifically to get it.
We spent the rest of the evening changing online passwords and securing bank accounts in the event that the thief was someone other than a local kid who wanted a new phone and a computer. All devices have the Find My iPhone app on them and have a GPS tracking device. Should they ever connect to the internet again, we will be notified of the address and the hard drives will be erased. Naturally the next morning we moved - to a high rise in Cupecoy with security guards, security cameras in every corner of every hallway, and a back sliding glass door that was 50ft off the ground. The price per night was HALF of what we were paying at Esmeralda.
LESSON #4: Rethink staying on the ground floor ever again and ask about security.
The night manager was most helpful - called the (French-speaking police) and stayed with us throughout the ordeal and helped with translation. The resort manager refunded our 2 nights' stay with her sincerest apologies for our loss. The rating does not reflect on them personally (otherwise I would have rated it 1 star!) This experience was damaging to our businesses, time consuming and expensive -- so I do hope others might learn from our "stupid" mistakes. USE EVERY SECURITY MEASURE YOU ARE PROVIDED WITH AND TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO GUARD YOUR PROPERTY.
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- ESMERALDA RESORT, situated on the magnificent white sands of Orient Bay in French St. Martin offers just 65 rooms and suites spread among elegant tropical gardens in 17 villas. Esmeralda is the only four star hotel in St Martin on Orient Beach.Esmeralda's Coco Beach Bar offers beachfront lunch & cocktails. L'Astrolabe, the resort's fine dining restaurant offers French Creole and Continental cuisine. Guests receive dining privileges at 12 + restaurants in Orient Bay. Only minutes to more fine dining,shopping and entertainment. Rooms include a kitchenette, king bed, sitting area and patio. What makes this property so special is it's unique plantation style layout with only four rooms or suites per villa. For privacy, each villa has its own swimming pool and each accommodation has its own private entrance and terrace... Guests may reserve anything from a single superior or deluxe room or a generous sized suite or an entire 3 - 5 bedroom villa. Due to the way this resort in St Martin is situated on the property that is perpendicular to the beach there is limited availability in the two ocean front villas that include the Presidential Suites and deluxe oceanfront rooms. All superior and deluxe rooms include kitchenettes. Suites offer full kitchens and large living rooms. Guests enjoy the peaceful surroundings and a cordial, pampering yet unobtrusive on-site multi-lingual staff prepared to assist with any special needs. Esmeralda offers free use of beach chairs & umbrellas. Each accommodation has a fully equipped kitchenette (suites have fully equipped kitchens including dishwasher), large tile bath with hair dryer plus a 110 outlet for shavers only, color satellite TV, room safe, air conditioning with ceiling fan, daily maid service. All bedrooms have Color TV by satellite (8 channels and video system), telephone, private safe, A/C, ceiling fan, private, furnished terrace, kitchenette with micro wave, electric coffee pot, refrigerator and dishes. SUPERIOR, DELUXE AND OCEANFRONT ROOMS: King or two double beds, kitchenette. Maximum occupancy: 2 people. Superior rooms have garden view and are generally located further from the beach. Deluxe rooms are a bit larger located nearer the pool. Oceanfront rooms are located nearest the beach. SUPERIOR SUITES: Spacious living room and bedroom area with king size four poster bed and full size pull-out sofa bed plus a fully equipped kitchen. Maximum occupancy: 2 adults & 2 children. PRESIDENTIAL SUITES: Large dining and living room area with full size sofa bed, separate master bedroom with king size colonial bed, TV in living room and master bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, radio/cassette/CD player and fully equipped kitchen. Suite is oceanfront. Maximum occupancy: 4 people. ... more less
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Adcock was dumped by Bankier last month, the Scot revealing that the British set up in Milton Keynes was not working for her and she was off to Scotland to aid her chances of success at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
The news came as somewhat of a surprise considering together Adcock and Bankier won silver at the World Championships in 2011 and reached the semi-finals of the French Open a matter of days beforehand.
They did however fail to win a game at the London 2012 Olympics with Adcock now set to join up with White, the pair having already achieved much success together themselves on the court.
Set to wed this time next year, Adcock and White won world junior mixed doubles silver in 2007, broke into the world's top 20 in 2010 and this year won the English national title.
White splits with Marcus Ellis, who will now play alongside Alyssa Lim, while Olympic silver medallist Nathan Robertson's former partner Jenny Wallwork joins up with Andrew Ellis.
And Jens Grill, GB Badminton Performance Director, said: "We have enjoyed a very strong start to the new international circuit season with regard all of our doubles pairs.
"Some of the results and titles won have shown that there is some real potential within our pairings, especially in respect of mixed doubles where we continue to enjoy real strength in depth with some young aspiring partnerships complementing the more experienced players.
"With this good form as a positive backdrop, we have reviewed all options with the coaches and players and, through this fine tuning, we believe the new line up gives us a solid platform on which to establish world class mixed doubles partnerships and continue to build for Rio."
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The San Jose State Spartans and the BYU Cougars have scheduled a home-and-home football series for 2015 and 2017, SJSU announced today.
San Jose State also confirmed the 2015/20 series with Oregon State that the Beavers announced earlier today, plus an additional game at Auburn on Oct. 3, 2015. The Spartans also visit Auburn on Sept. 6, 2014, which was revealed this morning when the 2014 SEC Football Schedule was released.
San Jose State will host the first game of the BYU series at Spartan Stadium on Nov. 7, 2015. In the second and final game of the series, the Spartans will travel to face the Cougars at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo on Oct. 28, 2017.
San Jose State and BYU have met 16 times since 1946 and the Spartans lead the overall series 10-6. The two schools last met in a home-and-home series in 2011 and 2012. BYU came out on top 29-16 at home in 2011, and fell 20-14 on the road in 2012.
The addition of BYU gives San Jose State three games on their 2015 non-conference schedule. The Spartans also travel to Oregon State on Sept. 19 and Auburn on Oct. 3.
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San Jose State's not the only one who announced it today.
BYU has an entire book of announcements that I don't believe!
That makes half of the MWC that has found their way on to BYU's schedule. How long do you think the front range schools hold out?
Hold out? Now why would some of BYU's oldest traditional rivals have no interest in scheduling them?
They pretty much do what Notre Dame does with the ACC now. This type of scheduling hurts no one. BYU does not include themselves in the MWC bowl games as notre dame used to do with the big east. Byu gets games and the MWC gets a decent OOC game.
Is it just me or does every team that plays Alabama plays auburn a few years later?
Auburn,huh? Glad to get two more cracks at an SEC team…..just too damn that Georgia keeps ducking the Spartans! And those series with BYU and Oregon State will be good as well…
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I didnt have a chance to be scared because it was more of a surprise, he said. The dog just came out of nowhere, lunging down there and it was almost airborne moving at me and that quick it latched around the pants and kind of ripped around the whole pants.
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I don't think so, what happened was just a way to end the match....
We may only see him on tonight's RAW and then he will disappear for ever....
You know the guy who played the ref last night. Probably not and I'm kind of glad as the WWE needs to sweep that ending under the rug. Lame, lame, LAME!
But it is a possibility so discuss
I don't think so, what happened was just a way to end the match....
We may only see him on tonight's RAW and then he will disappear for ever....
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I hope for his sake this wasn't the last we'll see of him. Brad was actually a pretty good wrestler from what i saw in FCW, although he is a bit small, like Daniel Bryan size. At any rate, he's been with WWE for a couple years now, and it would be quite the downer for his career if this was to be the culmination of his WWE career.
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He will definitely remain a character some how or some way
Maddox was a wrestler, not just a ref. I could see him being an actual Superstar one day in good time. So yeah, I think his character will evolve.
Wipe him down with gasoline, till his arms are hard and mean.
From now on boy this iron boat's your home.
Yeah, I see him reffing the Elimination Match at Survivor Series.
Come on, this is the company that's letting a stalker who fires people for winning matches run their main brand, of course they'd let Brad ref another high profile match.
If WWE wasn't going to use him, then they wouldn't have mentioned him by name numerous times.
WWE did say he was just a short term fix for the HITC main event. But he's in the mix now, might as well use him for something else.
I for one can't stand him. He comes off to me as your standard tool. He reminds me of a Cody Rhodes/Alex Riley starting out kind of look without all of the talent and potential to go with it. Rhodes went on to bigger and better things. Riley is buried and in the WWE doghouse for making a rib by John Cena into something personal. Brad Maddox or Mad-OX as Paul Heyman calls him I see no potential in.
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