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Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard (PS3/Xbox 360)--March 3 (Website)
This third-person action shooter features one of the most memorable characters you've never heard of. Matt Hazard is a fictional video game character that is coming out of retirement in a big budget shooter game. Developer Vicious Cycle has created a fictional history of the character, dating back to the 8-bit days. The game pokes fun at franchises like âDoom,â âWolfenstein,â âDuke Nukemâ and more. Matt will have to face off against enemies from all of his previous games, and he'll be battling through levels that are reminiscent of some of the games many of us grew up with. Will Arnett and Neill Patrick Harris will be providing voices for the game.
Halo Wars (Xbox 360)--March 3 (Website)
Will the inclusion of the Xbox 360's most popular franchise be enough to establish RTS games on a console? Microsoft is hoping so, and the early reviews have been very positive. âHalo Warsâ is a strategy game designed for the console from the ground up. Players will take on the role of either the Covenant or the UNSC, building armies and managing resources as they wage war on one another. The single player campaign will be told from the USNC side of the war, but multiplayer will be fully featured for both sides.
Tom Clancyâs H.A.W.X. (PC/PS3/Xbox 360)âMarch 3 (Website)
âH.A.W.X.â is an air combat game set in the same alternate future as âGhost Recon: Advanced Warriorâ and âEnd War,â with a story that fits somewhere in between those two games. Gameplay features a lot of flight simulator elements, and players can select from either first or third person perspectives as they provide support to ground units and engage enemy pilots who are attacking the US. The multiplayer component of the game features a leveling system that is used to unlock additional planes and weapons.
Watchmen: The End is Nigh (PS3/PC/Xbox 360)--March 4 (Website)
This old school beat-'em-up features Nite Owl and Rorschach, and takes place several years before the events in âWatchmen.â The game will be episodic, and features a story written by âWatchmenâ editor Len Wein. Gameplay is cooperative in nature, and players can take to the streets together through local co-op, or individuals can play through with an AI controlled partner. The story will be told through animated comic panels, and âWatchmenâ film actors Patrick Wilson and Jackie Earl Haley are providing voices.
MadWorld (Wii)--March 10 (Website)
Terrorists take over Verrigan City and turn it into the stage for a game show where contestants kill one another for money in this blood-soaked brawler from SEGA. Players take on the role of Jack, a mechanic who happens to have a chainsaw on his arm. âSin Cityâ-style visuals and over-the-top violence add to the game show presentation of the action. A recent trailer for the game also revealed a split-screen co-op mode.
Resident Evil 5 (Xbox 360 / PS3)--March 13 (Website)
Set ten years after the original âResident Evil,â this game takes place in Africa and follows Chris Redfield as he's investigating an incident in the village of Kijuju. Redfield will be partnered with Shiva Alomar, a fellow agent from a local branch of the same bioterrorism unit. Gameplay and controls will be similar to âResident Evil 4,â with one major difference being the ability to play through the entire campaign in online or offline co-op mode. âRE5â will also feature new enemies and weapons, as well as cover mechanic.
WildStorm will be publishing a six-issue miniseries that serves as a prequel to the game. The series is written by Rick Sanchez, and issue #1 goes on sale March 11, just in time for the launch of the game.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars (DS)--March 17 (Website)
This handheld installment of the GTA franchise will have players assuming the role of Triad member Huang Lee, whoâs come to Liberty City to deliver a family heirloom to his uncle. The gameplay is primarily viewed from an overhead angle, similar to early entries in the series, and most functions are performed with the d-pad and face buttons. Some minigame style tasks like hot wiring a car are done with the stylus and serve to break up the driving and shooting sequences of the missions.
Resistance: Retribution (PSP)--March 17 (Website)
Another popular console franchise makes its way to the handheld with âResistance: Retribution.â The game introduces Resistance fans to James Grayson, a British Royal Marine who is looking for revenge after losing his brother to the Chimera. The story is set weeks after the events of the original game, and Grayson will eventually team up with characters Cartwright and Parker from âResistance.â The game features both single and multiplayer modes, and also has features that can be unlocked by linking the PSP to the PS3 if players have a copy of âResistance 2.â One of the unlockable features is an alternate story where Grayson is infected with the Chimeran virus.
For those looking to delve deeper into the story of âResistance: Retribution,â the back-up stories in WildStorm's âResistanceâ comic book tie-in to the game.
The Wheelman (PC/PS3/XBox 360)--March 24 (Website)
Vin Diesel lends his voice and likeness to lead character Milo Burik in this open world driving game. The game is set in a city modeled after Barcelona, where Burik is a getaway driver for whoever has the cash the pay him. Gameplay is a mixture of driving missions and third person shooting, and there are well over 100 missions between the main story and side missions.
Wanted: Weapons of Fate (PC/PS3/XBox 360)--March 24 (Website)
This action shooter picks up right where the film left off, as Wesley tracks down another faction of the Fraternity to try and find out more about his past. The game features a unique cover system and the ability to curve bullets, allowing players to take out enemies from just about anywhere. Players will go through part of the game as Wesley, and also play missions from the past as his father Cross.
Guitar Hero: Metallica (PS3/XBox 360)--March 29 (Website)
The latest spin-off of Activision's highly successful franchise will feature one of the biggest metal bands of all time. Just like âGuitar Hero World Tour,â the game will feature guitar, bass, drums and vocals. The game will include 28 songs from Metallica's collection, from early hits like âAm I Evilâ and âCreeping Deathâ to songs off their latest album, âDeath Magnetic.â In addition, 21 songs from other metal bands will be featured, and the roster is quite impressive: Slayer, Judas Priest, Queen, Suicidal Tendencies and Motorhead, among others.
That about does it for the CBR GAMES ROUNDUP this month. If we skipped your most anticipated game of the month, head on over to the boards and let us know! And remember to keep checking CBR for exclusive interviews with publishers and developers. Until next month, good gaming!


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If you have followed what Religious Right leaders have been saying about gay people for, oh, the past 30 years, you'd be stunned to learn that Religious Right leaders say the key to resisting the "homosexual extremist movement" is to stop being so nice and polite when it comes to the gays.
About 100 activists at the How to Take Back America conference attended the workshop on "How to Counter the Homosexual Extremist Movement." Workshop speakers Matt Barber and Brian Camenker urged people to be loud rabble-rousers when opposing the teaching of tolerance or sex ed in public schools. They said not to worry about being nice or polite or liked, but to push God's anti-gay agenda forcefully. "Christ wasn't about being nice," said Barber. Camenker bragged about having once sent two congregations to scream outside a targeted legislator's home.
The workshop was largely a parade of horror stories about gay activists using the schools to recruit children and undermine the values taught by conservative Christian parent an exhortation for people to tell the "truth" about "homosexual extremists."
Barber employed Nazi imagery, with gay propaganda "goose-stepping along" and "trampling" anyone who disagrees. He also strung together the most adjectives I've yet heard applied all at once to President Obama, declaring that "this president is a secular humanist, a radical socialist moral relativist."
Workshop MC Jayne Schindler, from Eagle Forum's Colorado chapter, complained about the influence of gay-rights activists in the state, which she and others attributed to the influence of gay businessman and activist Tim Gill. Another questioner complained about transgender activism in the state, and claimed that high school guys thought it was great to be able to go into girls' bathrooms by saying they were getting in touch with their feminine side.
There was some small disagreement about how much people should rely on religious arguments in the public sphere, with Matt Barber urging people to focus on the "ick" factor around gay sex and on claims that homosexuality is a health threat, which he called the movment's "Achilles heel."
In response, Sally Kern, the Oklahoma legislator who knows a bit about anti-gay not-niceness, argued that the anti-gay movement had to stay grounded in "God's truth" and blamed churches for not having done enough.
Camenker, who heads the anti-gay MASS Resistance, came out as Jewish, which made me wonder what he'd thought about the fire-and-brimstone speech by Rick Scarborough just before his workshop insisting that people turning to Christ was the only thing that would save America.
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- DCGS-N - DCGS for the United States Navy
- DCGS-A - DCGS for the United States Army
- AF DCGS - DCGS for the United States Air Force (where it is officially known as the AN/GSQ-272 Sentinel)
- DCGS-SOF - DCGS for the United States special operations forces
While in U.S. Air Force use, the system produces intelligence collected by the U-2 Dragonlady, RQ-4 Global Hawk, MQ-9 Reaper and MQ-1 Predator.[1] The previous system of similar use was the Deployable Ground Station (DGS), which was first deployed in July 1994. Subsequent version of DGS were developed from 1995 through 2009.[1]
Although officially designated a "weapons system", it consists of computer hardware and software connected together in a computer network, devoted to processing and dissemination of information such as images.[2] The 480th Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Wing of the Air Combat Command operates and maintains the USAF system.[3]
A plan envisioned in 1998 was to develop interoperable systems for the Army and Navy, in addition to the Air Force.[4] By 2006, version 10.6 was deployed by the Air Force, and a version known as DCGS-A was developed for the Army.[5] After a 2010 report by General Michael T. Flynn, the program was intended to use cloud computing and be as easy to use as an iPad, which soldiers over a few years were commonly using.[6] By April 2011, project manager Colonel Charles Wells announced version 3 of the Army system (code named "Griffin") was being deployed in the US war in Afghanistan.[7] In January 2012, the United States Army Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center hosted a meeting based on the DCGS-A early experience. It brought together technology providers in the hope of developing more integrated systems using cloud computing with open architectures, compared to previously specialized custom-built systems.[8]
A major contractor was Lockheed Martin, with computers supplied by Silicon Graphics International out of its Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin office.[9] Software known as the Analyst's Notebook, originally developed by i2 Limited, was included in DCGS-A.[10] IBM acquired i2 in 2011.[11]
Some US Army personnel reported using a Palantir Technologies product to improve their ability to predict locations of improvised explosive devices. An April 2012 report recommending further study after initial success. Palantir software was rated easy to use, but did not have the flexibility and wide number of data sources of DCGS-A.[12] In July 2012, Congressman Duncan D. Hunter (from California, the state where Palantir is based) complained of US DoD obstacles to its wider use.[13] Although a limited test in August 2011 by the Test and Evaluation Command had recommended deployment, operation problems of DCGS-A included the baseline system was "not operationally effective" with reboots on average about every 8 hours. A set of improvements was identified in November 2012.[14] The press reported some of the shortcomings uncovered by General Genaro Dellarocco in the tests.[15] The ambitious goal of integrating 473 data sources for 75 million reports proved to be challenging, after spending an estimated $2.3 billion on the Army system alone.[4][16]
In May 2013 Politico reported that Palantir lobbyists and some anonymous returning veterans continued to advocate the use of its software, despite its interoperability limits. In particular, members of special forces and US Marines were not required to use the official Army system.[17] Similar stories appeared in other publications, with Army representatives (such as Major General Mary A. Legere) citing the limitations of various systems.[18] Congressman Hunter was a member of the House Armed Services Committee which required a review of the program, after two other members of congress sent an open letter to Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta.[19] The Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee included testimony from Army Chief of Staff General Ray Odierno.[20] The 130th Engineer Brigade (United States) has found the system to be "unstable, slow, not friendly and a major hindrance to operations".[21]
The equivalent system for the United States Navy was planned for initial deployment by 2015, and within a shipboard network called Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) by 2016.[4] Some early testing was announced in 2009 aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman.[22]
A portion of the software, a distributed data framework for the DCGS integration backbone (DIB) version 4, was submitted to an open-source software repository of the Codice Foundation on GitHub.[23][24] The framework was new for DIB version 4, replacing the legacy DIB portal with an Ozone Widget Framework interface.[25] It was written in the Java programming language.[26]
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- ^ a b "Factsheet, Air Force Distributed Common Ground System". Air Force ISR Agency Public Affairs. December 9, 2011. Archived from the original on June 28, 2013. Retrieved November 18, 2015.
- ^ Lance Menthe, Amado Cordova, Carl Rhodes, Rachel Costello, Jeffrey Sullivan (February 10, 2012). The Future of Air Force Motion Imagery Exploitation: Lessons from the Commercial World (PDF). Technical Report 1133. Rand Corporation. pp. 3–4. ISBN 978-0-8330-5964-2. Retrieved September 28, 2013.
- ^ "Air Force Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Agency". Fact sheet. US Air Force. August 10, 2007. Retrieved September 28, 2013.
- ^ a b c Greg Slabodkin (October 1, 2012). "Distributed common ground system comes under fire". Defense Systems Magazine. Retrieved September 29, 2013.
- ^ "Distributed Common Ground System (DCGS)". Defense Update. 2007. Retrieved September 28, 2013.
- ^ George I. Seffers (July 2012). "Making Battlefield Intelligence "iPad Easy"". SIGNAL Online. Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association. Retrieved September 28, 2013.
- ^ Barry Rosenberg (April 4, 2011). "Army harnesses full power of intelligence assets". Defense Systems. Retrieved September 28, 2013.
- ^ Kristen Kushiyama (February 1, 2012). "Cloud computing to integrate with current Army system". US Army. Retrieved September 28, 2013.
- ^ Rick Barrett. "State companies helping Army with cloud computing". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Retrieved September 29, 2013.
- ^ "Army continues use of i2 software". UPI. August 17, 2011. Retrieved September 29, 2013.
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Mitsubishi Fubuki J Driver Shaft
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The fourth generation Fubuki, the Fubuki J, released to Mitsubishi Golf Club Fitters in June of 2014. It is still in play, the unique pattern was hard to miss in the final round of the 2016 Open. The Fubuki J is an update of the second generation Fubuki, the Fubuki Alpha. I see the Fubuki family as two different profiles and discussed them in an earlier article. Here is a quick overview of the two profiles.
The original Fubuki Tour and the Fubuki K,introduced a few years later, are very much like the Diamana White and the second generation White, the 'ahina. The third generation White, the Diamana 'W" series is a different profile. The Fubuki Tour was discontinued in 2014. The Fubuki K is still in the product line.
The second generation Fubuki Alpha and the fourth generation Fubuki J are also the same profile. They similar yet subtly different than the Diamana 'ilima and the KuroKage Proto TINI. The differences make these unique designs that must be tested to find your best fit.
On yet another shaft, the radial quality is close to perfect, the soft plane average is 99.5% of the hard plane with a standard deviation in my sample of 0.2%. Alignment of this shaft is meaningless. And on another design, we see a section near the tip that gets stiffer to closer we get to the tip. Tipping this shaft would be cutting away some of the stiffness designed into the shaft. The bend profiles of the entire model line, from 50 gram to 80 gram are the same. Stiffness is a function of weight. Every Fubuki J shaft has the same bend profile.
The Fubuki J is counter balanced, the balance point is close to 3 inches above center. Mitsubishi tells us this is similar to the handle weight of a sword as illustrated. This is done by adding tungsten powder to the prepreg used in the handle of the shaft. While we see some additional stiffness in the handle, this is by design. It is not caused by adding wall thickness to create a counter weighted shaft. Adding wall thickness to the butt is a common design in high balance shafts resulting in handles with damped feel. The handle section is also reinforced with a metal mesh sheet, controlling deformation (ovaling) without affecting bending.
The really interesting technology of the Fubuki J is the tip. I am again going to share with you in illustration from the Mitsubishi dealer publication. The tip is a combination of low torque zone close to the hosel with a softer section just above it to create a hinge. I am going to repeat myself, don't think you are going to stiffen this shaft by tipping it. You will be cutting away some of the engineered design. Get a stiffer shaft.
The first time I hit this shaft the tip stability got my attention. I felt stability during impact I have never felt before in a golf shaft. I do not hit the center of the face as consistently as our regular shaft testers. The Fubjki J gaves me head stability on my toe and heal strikes. It knocked the Diamana B out of my bag. Now after two weeks and multiple rounds of golf, unlike many other first loves, it is still in the bag. There are many shafts that claim high launch, low spin. The Fubuki J in my hands actually delivered on the promise. Here is a quick look at my FlightScope summary comparing the 50 gram X flex Fubuki J and the same weight and flex Diamana B in a 10.5 Adams XTD ti driver head set to 11.5 degrees.
Why would someone with a 93 MPH club head speed be concerned with spin. Not shown in this table is my -3.5 degree angle of attack. That negative angle of attack delofts my head at impact and adds spin. The Fubuki J added loft and reduced spin. The ball is up and the spin is down, keeping me from ballooning drives into the Texas breeze. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. I have been struggling with that negative angle of attack and have not yet found my personal motion get to correct it. Until I do, the Fubuki J is my gamer.


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Are you from Cincinnati? Why have you been involved since the beginning? I WOULD be interested in talking to a pacer, and it sounds like you know about a lot of other races.
I do indeed live in Cincinnati - I attended some early info sessions on the Pig, registered but didn't run the first one (injured - spectated instead), and have run every race since then. There are some folks (specifically the Marathon Maniacs) who have done a TON of marathons - I've done almost 60, but some folks like srlopez have done a lot more. If I've not done a race, I've heard about most of them or know someone who has done it, and I'm sure the Maniacs would be a good resource as well.
Some others I thought of, along with others mentioned: Hatfield-McCoy has an interesting twist (race director is a Hatfield descendant and you get a lesson on the fued between the two families - they divvy the runners up into teams so you're either a Hatfield or a McCoy), The KY Derby Marathon runs through Churchill Downs I believe (they recently changed the course).
I'd be happy to talk further if you like - my email is in my profile. You should also consider checking out the Marathon Maniacs website - I think they have some reviews of races. There are also the 50 States Runners (runners looking to do a marathon in all 50 states) - those folks know about races in every state (obviously!)
I've never been there but I've heard a lot of good things about Twin Cities. Nice course, beautiful foliage (it's in early October this year).
I don't know if Oklahoma City counts as Midwest, but their marathon has a lot of the things you're looking for. It begins and ends at the Murrah Building memorial, and it's well run and fairly scenic.
I've also heard a lot of good things about the one in Columbus, Ohio, from a runner's standpoint anyhow.
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I don't know what you are looking for as "hidden" gem. Green Bay is probably one of my favorites, but I don't know if it's hidden.
Fox Cities, not the largest amount of fans, but certainly enthusiastic. The water stations used to have contests amongst themselves and clubs and business actually "want" theirs to be memorable to the runners. And "yes" if you preregister you will have you name printed.
I haven't run the full, but I've run the 2nd half of Paavo Nurmi in Hurley, WI. Although the race is right on county roads, except for the exchange zone, for 13.1 miles on the road, I did not see another runner. I had one vehicle pass by me and there were 4 water stops that I was very happy to see as I approached as I would begin to wonder if I was running my own course. I think the whole town is running the race or manning a water stop. The post-race award party is something to experience at least once, it is so stereotypical small town Wisconsin! It is the oldest marathon in Wisconsin, est 1969, and believe me, there are some oldtimers that probably ran it back then and the course is not for the faint of heart.
I have Grand Rapids on my list to do, just because the race director is soooooooooooo enthusiatic about his race. I got the chance to talk to him on the phone a day after running Fox Cities marathon. He said "I don't suppose you'd like to run another?!!" It certainly sounds like it'd be a good. Pace teams aren't the normal 4:00, 3:30....but beat Oprah, beat P. Diddy, etc... I knew after talking to the RD that I really want to run his race.
I have run Twin Cities, Grandmas, Milwaukee, Fox Cities, Journeys (Eagle River), Green Bay
I am being drawn to Whistle Stop in Ashland this year as I am intrigued by the "Beer and Blues Fest" Saturday night after the marathon.
Green Bay running through Lambeau field and having the atrium and field open for spectators would be considered a destination for some people.
Grandmas gives a unique experience, but the draw back is the hotels demand a 2 night minimum and they really jack up the rates. Even for a dorm room - 2 nights @ $90 a night.
I would like to do Paavo Nurmi in Hurley - THey treat runners right and there are some great "Nature" attractions in the region.
The Flying Pig is on my list as it is sure to be a unique experience - There is a reason that it is growing fast.
One that is interesting but probably doesn't qualify for your scenic is the Last Chance for Boston marathon. 26 times around a one mile loop in an office park. I think all the spectators are family members.
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Re: Midwest Marathons? Magazine Editor Looking for TipsOriginally posted by runninlaw:
I did Des Moines last year and as a runner, I thought it was well organized. I doubt it would be too exciting as a spectator though
I live in Des Moines and was a spectator last year....that was what motivated me to write this story. True, it wasn't like watching Boston or Chicago, but I still had a great time. I figured if a little marathon like this was so fun, then maybe there was a story in there somewhere....
These tips are great...way better than wading through marathonguide.com. keep the ideas coming, and thanks, everyone!
Originally posted by MidwestLivingEditor:
Those are two no one has mentioned yet. How's the spectator support and general atmosphere?
I can only speak for Madison: The atmosphere was great, I felt like the whole town was behind me! People were out on their porches waving signs & camped out on lawn chairs having a "liquid breakfast." I remember a guy on a scooter following the runners (outside the route, of course) for a time blasting his radio.
The hotel I stayed at hosted an annual comic book/fantasy convention on the same weekend. Both the runners and convention goers regarded each other with the same raised-eyebrow curiosity.
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Bayshore in Traverse City, MI. It's a gorgeous town with a Cape Cod feel.
Originally posted by MidwestLivingEditor:
I live in Des Moines and was a spectator last year....that was what motivated me to write this story. True, it wasn't like watching Boston or Chicago, but I still had a great time. I figured if a little marathon like this was so fun, then maybe there was a story in there somewhere....
I am another Des Moines runner and resident, and personally think Chris Burch puts on a great race for Des Moines. It is the only marathon I've tried to date, so my perspective is rather limited. My wife agrees with you it was a great race to watch, but the absolute best race to watch in the region is the Living History Farms race. It would definitely be worth a trip to see the barefoot Indian running through the snow.
I've been reading post for a couple days; soaking up info.
I guess I'd be your 'newbie'. I'm training for my first race ever. I started jogging, won't really offend you masters by calling it running, in January. My goal is the Georgetown/ Idaho springs 1/2 in Colorado next year!!!
But I have to put a vote in for columbus, Ohio. I'm working up the courage to commit. There is a full & a half through what undoubtedly are our very best neighborhoods. Shops & eating right on the route. It runs through O.S.U. campus, past the shoe. Through many distinct villages where people line the streets. This isn't at all like you see Boston or NYC on the T.V. There are restaurants and bars w/ outdoor seating where you can sit & eat while the skinny, sweaty men run past. (that's what we locals do) or you can sit in the Oval or the park and picnic & play while they come through.
Afterwards there is a city celebration. Day trippers would be put exactly where you you would want to be in this city for a great weekender.
P.S. coming from Cinti, but never actually telling one flying pig from another, I can now thank you for the picture in my head of pig noses & Bengals jerseys running ...wherever they run
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I think the Lewis & Clark Marathon in Missouri would qualify as a "hidden gem". For more info, go here:
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It's a great little marathon/half marathon and tons of people use it as "tune up" race for the Chicago Marathon every year.
Bayshore Marathon in Traverse City, MI. Hit the wineries along the Leelenau Penninsula the day before or after. I couldn't do that as a racer but that would make it a better trip for spectators. Very easy to get around the course and see the race at many points, and beautiful!
Brookings, South Dakota.
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It only has about 300 runners, and it is very, very well organized. Flat and fast.
Twin Cities is fantastic, but not exactly a hidden gem.
You also might consider Leading Ladies, in South Dakota, which is an all-female marathon. And in the Black Hills, so lots of fun as a trip. Also Deadwood-Mickelson is out there.
I've done VCM, Twin Cities and Des Moines and Milwaukee. I agree that Chris Burch puts on a good race in Des Moines.
But Brookings really is great. Small race, pretty route through a college town. They do a good job.
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