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Good Technology Corporation, the leader in secure enterprise mobility, announced today that Christy Wyatt has been named President and Chief Executive Officer. King Lee, formerly Good's CEO, will remain on the company's board and serve as Executive Chairman where he will stay closely involved through the transition to impart institutional knowledge and consult on new products and service offerings.
"We could not have selected a better person for the position," said Lee. "Christy brings tremendous leadership, experience, and vision in enterprise. Her energy and enthusiasm for the space is palpable, and I know she will lead us to incredible heights and even greater success."
Christy Wyatt: An Established High-Tech and Enterprise Executive
With more than 15 years of executive management and leadership experience in the high-tech and enterprise industry, Wyatt has served in a variety of roles with globally recognized business and technology brands.
Most recently as Global Head of Citi's Consumer eBusiness and Mobile Technology, Wyatt led the technology teams responsible for leading-edge, high-volume, consumer-facing applications for the Internet, mobile and ATM channels for Citi's entire consumer banking businesses globally.
Previously, Wyatt served as Senior Vice President and General Manager for Motorola Mobility's Enterprise Business Unit where she interfaced with customers as well as representatives of the telecommunications industry around the world to create and distribute industry leading mobile enterprise products and services globally. Prior to joining Motorola, she served as Worldwide Developer Relations Director at Apple Computer and also held a variety of leadership roles at Sun Microsystems, JavaSoft and ESRI.
"Good Technology has established itself as the market leader in enterprise mobility, one of the fastest growing segments within mobile," said Wyatt. "I am thrilled to have the opportunity to join this team and to continue to drive focus on what mobile enterprises really need to be successful, and the powerful products that deliver that capability to our customers today."
King Lee: An Instrumental Leader for Good Technology
When King Lee became CEO of Good Technology in 2010, Good began an aggressive transformation to become the leader in the enterprise mobility space. Lee's strategic vision and operational prowess has resulted in worldwide adoption of Good for Enterprise by more than half of the Fortune 100 and over 3,600 new customers in the last two years. Through its aggressive investment in research, development, and marketing of its unique technology that combines ease of use with robust security, Good has captured a market share larger than all other mobile enterprise management companies combined.
"On behalf of everyone at Good Technology, I would like to express our thanks to King and how instrumental he has been in growing the company, its client base, and product offering," said John Fisher, a Good Technology board member and a Managing Director of Draper Fisher Jurvetson. "King's achievements during his tenure as CEO are remarkable, and his steady hand guided Good though a significant shift in strategy, a challenging economic environment, and a cluttered competitive landscape. Thanks to King and his leadership, Good has emerged as the leader in the secure enterprise mobility space."
About Good Technology
Good Technology, the leader in secure enterprise mobility solutions, creates a world where employees can securely connect, communicate, and collaborate using their personal iOS, Android, and Windows Phone devices. A world where IT can manage mobile apps, devices and enterprise data simply and safely to increase overall business productivity. A world where business information can travel wherever it needs to go, without putting sensitive enterprise or personal data at risk. Good Technology's customers include more than 4,000 organizations worldwide, including FORTUNE 100™ leaders in financial services, healthcare, retail, telecommunications, manufacturing, legal, and government. Learn more at www.good.com.
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A new trend among Japanese teenagers called oculolinctus, also known as "eyeball licking," or "worming," is currently sweeping across the internet in videos and photos.
The bizarre trend has started popping up on Youtube, Tumblr and Twitter. The practice, in which teens show affection by licking their partner's eyeballs, may have started with a scene in a music video released last year from the Japanese band Born, which features a dramatic slow-motion scene of oculolinctus.
But experts are concerned that even if oculolinctius is done sparingly or on a dare, it could have very real consequences. Dr. Robert Cykiert, an associate professor in the department of ophthalmology at the New York University Langone Medical Center, said the surface of a healthy eye is normal mostly sterile, while the mouth is filled with bacteria and food particles.
"When you get licked on the eye, you're transferring dangerous bacteria to the eye," said Cykiert. "It's a very dangerous trend, to say the least."
Cykiert said transferring bacteria to the eye leaves people with a higher risk of contracting conjunctivitis or, more seriously, a corneal ulcer.
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1 Bedroom with double bed.
1 Bedroom with bunk bed, And single bed
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Located in the heart of the Poitou-Charentes this luxuriously renovated Bergerie is ideal for those seeking peace and tranquility in beautiful surroundings. Alternatively if you are looking for a more active vacation there is something for everybody within close proximity, including horse riding, Off roading, fishing, canoeing and much more. The theme park of Futuroscope is just 1 hour away and the World renowned valley des Singes( monkeyworld), planete des Crocodiles and ile des Serpants all a short drive.
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MANCHESTER - A city man was arrested early Wednesday morning after police say he tried to steal a purse from his former girlfriend and then assaulted her co-worker and her father.
Just after midnight, Robert Asipi, 30, of 525 Calef Road, Apt. 2, was waiting outside the Hanover Street home of his ex-girlfriend, Melinda Diaz, when her co-worker, Jason Comptois, dropped her off after work.
Police said Asipi approached Comptois' vehicle and started to argue with Diaz. Then Asipi grabbed her purse and the two struggled over it, and Diaz became tangled in the strap, according to police.
Asipi managed to take the purse from her, but only had it briefly before Diaz grabbed it back and ran into her parents' house at 582 Hanover St., according to a police news release.
Asipi ran into the house behind her and Comptois, who called 911, followed and tried to remove Asipi from the residence. Lawrence Diaz, Diaz' father, confronted Asipi and told him to get out. Asipi turned on Diaz and assaulted him, police said.
Eventually, Comptois and Mr. Diaz physically removed Asipi from the house and were holding him down when officers arrived.
Asipi is charged with robbery, two counts of simple assault and trespassing.
Asipi could enter no plea to the felony robbery charge at his arraignment Wednesday morning in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division, so a probable cause hearing was set for Jan. 2.
He pleaded innocent to the misdemeanor charges of simple assault and criminal trespass, and trial was set for Feb. 25. Bail was continued at $2,000 cash/surety.
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If this means this was a separate run with a better or more even paint job for Sideswipe, I'm all over it.
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Posted by Trikeboy on March 10th, 2013 @ 6:03pm CDT
megatronus wrote:Would you be able to tell us which retailer?
If this means this was a separate run with a better or more even paint job for Sideswipe, I'm all over it.
Red Alert was purchased from Asem Hobby in Yongsan. There was only one left when I went. There is another branch which I will be checking out. He was more expensive than Sideswipe for some reason. Here is the product page on their website: http://thehobbyshop.co.kr/product/product_detail.asp?product_number=21395. They do have Sideswipe listed too but he wasnt in stock and is more expensive than what I paid for elsewhere. In that store I have previously picked up MP09, MP10 and United figures.
Sideswipe was purchased from Toy Outlet in I Park Mall, Yongsan. They recently had a huge intake of Transformers. I got Kreon combiners there and Prime Legends. They also got in Alternity Galvatron and Banzaitron, FOC G2 Bruticus, Prime Orion Pax and Thundercracker and that Movie 1 Leader class pack of Megatron and Optimus Prime. The paint job is the original for Megatron before you get excited. http://blog.naver.com/PostList.nhn?blogId=toy_ipark&categoryNo=0&from=postList
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Re: Completing a program, "You are not Alone" suggestions
Tom Carter
November 24, 2014
"No One is Alone" from Into the Woods "You'll Never Walk Alone" from Carousel "You've Got a Friend" (Carole King) Have a great concert! Tom
Re: Fostering facial expression
Tom Carter
October 16, 2014
I wrote a book describing what Dale is talking about in great detail. My website is also fairly expansive, addressing many of the points being discussed here. While this topic hasn't been brought up in quite a while, I'm convinced that it remains the single most powerful and important aspect ...
Re: Volume Issues
Tom Carter
September 18, 2014
Bart, Here are a couple of things that might help: Help your singers to sing pure vowels; a pure vowel can lead naturally to that lifted soft palette, relaxed jaw, and relaxed tongue. Do exercises that lead with voiced consonants like V, Z, TH (as in "zither"), Zh, M, and N. These defini...
Re: Building community in H.S. Treble Choir
Tom Carter
September 14, 2014
Hi Bruce, A couple of activities and related processing would give your young women opportunities to build ensemble, trust, and commitment. I would recommend building up from "Zip! Zap! Zop!" to "Bunny! Bunny!" to "Bippity, Bippity, Bop!" to "Sound Transformation Circle" to "Sound/Movement Tr...
Re: Too much air in singers' voices
Tom Carter
August 31, 2014
Rebeca, Whether your singers' small or airy voices are a by-product of their adolescent physiology or their vocal production, I believe you can have help them by encouraging dynamic breath support and a relaxed vocal mechanism. Help them breathe so that their lower and upper ribs expand ou...
Re: Processionals!
Tom Carter
July 18, 2014
Brandon, My favorite processionals from high school were "Sing We and Chant It" (Morley) and "All Ye Who Music Love" (Donato). Cheers! Tom
Re: orchestra pit too loud & too shallow?
Tom Carter
July 10, 2014
Shawna, while you've probably thought of all these already, here's what we've done in various productions to improve the balance: 1) Mic the singers (individual, overhead, floor...) 2) Have the orchestra play softer 3) Put carpet under the orchestra 4) Put thick absorptive fabric/material bet...
Re: Where can one find a script for Annie?
Tom Carter
July 7, 2014
Polina, Contact MTI (mtishows.com) and ask for perusal copies of the script and score. If they charge you, it will be very little. Tom
Re: GUEST BLOG: "Attaching Stories to Choral Texts," by Amanda Bumgarner
Tom Carter
April 3, 2014
Hey Edward, Oh, how I wish I could conduct! I'm speaking as a clinician who works with choirs, but I don't actually conduct them. The deal with using story (and other associated processes) with choirs is that the responsibitlity for expression is on the singers, not the conductor. So, af...
Re: GUEST BLOG: "Attaching Stories to Choral Texts," by Amanda Bumgarner
Tom Carter
April 3, 2014
Hi Lucy, I just changed my website, replacing "My Wild Irish Rose" with "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean." Thanks again! Tom
Re: GUEST BLOG: "Attaching Stories to Choral Texts," by Amanda Bumgarner
Tom Carter
April 2, 2014
Hi Lucy, Thanks so much for your thoughts. I'm glad you resonated with the core principles; I'm also glad that you shared your response to "My Wild Irish Rose"! RE that example, I actually used it when I wrote a guest blog for a barbershop-based website (I chose the song based on its populari...
Re: GUEST BLOG: "Attaching Stories to Choral Texts," by Amanda Bumgarner
Tom Carter
April 2, 2014
Hi Amanda, The process of creating a story is at the core of my book, Choral Charisma: Singing with Expression (cited by Silvey). As a clinician/presenter, I've seen the power of story over and over again: when working with story, excellent but not particularly expressive choirs have trans...
Re: Tone Placement
Tom Carter
February 3, 2014
Ciara, You might consider a couple of things: To unify the sound, unify the (pure) vowels rather than modifying the tone. To create a warm, vibrant, open, and natural sound, have the singers relax the jaw, perhaps placing the backs of their fingers against their cheekbones/cheeks to encoura...
Re: Exciting Methods to Teach Latin Vowels?
Tom Carter
January 6, 2014
Andrew, Thanks for your supportive words; I appreciate your generosity of spirit! (Most people on Choralnet know me as a clinician/author and not as a singer/voice teacher -- that's the only reason I included some minimal singing bonafides:-). However, we do appear to have different opini...
Re: Exciting Methods to Teach Latin Vowels?
Tom Carter
January 5, 2014
Maria, I don't know if you'd call it "exciting," but the most helpful approach I've found for pronouncing Latin is the idea of pure vowels/no diphthongs. Sometimes having students exaggerate the shift from the first half of the dipthong to the the second (in Americani...
Re: Acoustic advice needed for performance in gym
Tom Carter
December 19, 2013
Hi Bart, I've worked in some similar spaces, including a very similar sounding gym with a stage on the long side. Here are a few thoughts: If you can place the singers on risers on that stage, you'll give yourself a good head start. Because you would be in an enclosed space, you'd have an ea...
Re: The Choir as a Governmental Template?
Tom Carter
October 12, 2013
Another parallel: The work the US Congress does is ultimately for The People; the work a choir does is also ultimately for The People (as in The Audience).
Re: Risers in a challenging space
Tom Carter
October 12, 2013
Hi Bill, Cantatas and oratorios. Of course! Here's a potential solution for you. Would something like this work, perhaps leaned against the back of the space or set along the perimeter? To deal with the spaces in the floor (through which legs of chairs would fall), there's a very ligh...
Re: Risers in a challenging space
Tom Carter
October 11, 2013
Hi Bill, Thanks for all that. Sounds like an interesting space. And, while I wish that I could now offer some suggestions, all I have are more questions! When you originally mentioned singers having to be on their feet the whole time, I assumed you were dealing with multiple choirs who wou...
Re: Risers in a challenging space
Tom Carter
October 11, 2013
Bill, could you give us more details? I'm curious about the following: What sort of location houses this space? Church? Cafetorium? Theater? What's the height difference between the floor of the performing and audience spaces? What are the dimensions of the performing space? How do the singers ...
Re: Considering taking over musicals
Tom Carter
September 30, 2013
Hi Bruce, While I can't really answer your direct question since I've never taught choir, I have sung in lots of great school choirs and directed many after-school musicals. Here are my two cents: I like the idea of maximizing the numbers of kids who do the musical (and take it seriously)...
Re: Who knew? Singing and Oxytocin
Tom Carter
August 26, 2013
Hey Philip! Absolutely interesting stuff!! And if you add the phenomena of emotional contagion to the mix, I think it becomes even MORE fascinating! [Emotional contagion is the process whereby we experience similar mental/emotional states as the person/s we're watching. Though various me...
Re: Auditions (Sidebar)
Tom Carter
August 24, 2013
Thanks for the sidebar, Joshua. As one who knows that fully engaged and authentically expressive singers have a much more profound impact on their audiences, I know that the visual element is a vital component of choral performance. However, I also know that such singers sound better, singing ...
Re: GUEST BLOG: "The Students' Challenge to Directors" by Taylor Jack Conley
Tom Carter
August 7, 2013
Thanks for that wonderful challenge, Taylor! I agree with you about the importance of the director's high standards when it comes to singers memorizing music; singers of all ages and levels can memorize, leading to a better musical experience for all. And while I also agree that singers can ...
Re: HS Choir team-building and get acquainted activities
Tom Carter
July 20, 2013
Hi Joseph, There are many such exercises/activities on the "Movement & Warm-Ups" and "Safety First" pages of www.choralcharisma.com. My favorites include the following: The Name Game Zip, Zap, Zop! Bunny, Bunny! Bippity, Bippity, Bop Sound Transformation Circle Sound/Movement Tra...
Re: Movement Warm Ups
Tom Carter
July 20, 2013
Hi Kayla, You'll find lots of exercises/activities on the "Movement & Warm-Ups" and "Safety First" pages of www.choralcharisma.com. All my best, Tom
Re: Women's Choir pieces about singing, songs, etc.
Tom Carter
July 16, 2013
Libby Larsen's "The Womanly Song of God" is a brilliant, stunning, and challenging tour-de-force for women's choirs. While the poetry by Catherine de Vinck does not center entirely on the subject of singing, one of the underlying themes (as reflected in her poetry) does: "I am the god of a thousand...
Re: directing operetta in high school choir
Tom Carter
March 25, 2012
Paul, I would recommend taking your lead from your colleague. It's their class, their syllabus, their grading, their curriculum, and their students. If your colleague made it clear at the beginning of the year that all students would be in the production, attending this number of extra-c...
Re: Changing a word
Tom Carter
February 6, 2012
Thanks, John Howell, for the hand-off. It does indeed simplify things when singers take the approach that many actors do, truthfully communicating the text for the duration of the song ... then "letting it go" if it doesn't correspond to personal belief. RE John Wexler's comments, I'm with ...
Re: Choral Caffeine: It's About Sound
Tom Carter
January 26, 2012
From one perspective, the choir business is about sound. From another, it's about engaging the audience as fully as possible. I believe these two objectives go hand in hand; a great-sounding choir which engages the audience's full sense of humanity (that means the singers' humanity is engaged full...
Re: Ouch! The truth hurts
Tom Carter
January 7, 2012
Philip, Thanks for the unexpected shock of reading my name in your post! And Happy New Year to you and yours!! I don't necessarily agree with all of this de facto, but I definitely agree with the point about "disengaged singers," with "expressionless faces." And if that point were ad...
Re: Healthy straight tone vs. "shimmering" vibrato
Tom Carter
January 5, 2012
I agree with most of the posters above about both healthy singing and using a healthy variety of vibrato with different styles/for different effects. That said, I've heard many different explanations of vibrato; but even those with definitive science (and impressive credentials) differ ra...
Re: Movement/Choralography resources
Tom Carter
January 1, 2011
Thanks to John and Eric for the shout out; I'm thrilled to be mentioned as a resource when it comes to fully engaged singing. While I do write a lot in my book (and website) about movement -- I agree that Yvonne Farrow is the actual expert on choralography. I would also point anyone inter...
Re: Peak Choral Experience: NBC's The Sing-Off
Tom Carter
December 2, 2011
Stephen and Brian, I'm in total agreement about the quality of this show. The singing (and arranging) is truly impressive The judges are ALWAYS positive (never insulting the performers or sniping at each other ... what other singing competition show can say that?!) The judges...
Re: No Energy
Tom Carter
November 30, 2011
Bruce, Check out Choral Charisma: Singing with Expression. The book is dedicated to this very issue, and provides a clear and easily accessible method to empower singers toward authentic non-zombiesqueness. No tricks, just best practices from the drama arena wit...
Re: Choral Music and Emotion
Tom Carter
November 13, 2011
Talia, I think John has made an important point -- "One person's 'emotional' can easily be another person's 'boring.'" That said, I assume you're going to look at these pieces and decide for yourself if you have any emotional connection to them. The other factor here is that the way...
Re: Conductor as dictator
Tom Carter
November 7, 2011
I've experienced lots of absolutely wonderful choral directors -- "human" in all the best senses of the word. They're respectful, kind, sensitive, empathetic, et cetera. But I've seen the Temperamental Artist as well, and have seen them lead large programs and amass huge followings. I think...
Re: Imagine for middle school
Tom Carter
November 3, 2011
Paul, Why did you choose the text? What's your take on the "no hell below us ... above us only sky ... and no religion, too" lines? I've always considered "Imagine" to be an anti-religion song, with Lennon suggesting that most of the world's wars are based on religious beliefs ("not...
Re: Repeat business
Tom Carter
October 30, 2011
Interesting that this is related to orchestra and not choral performances, because there are several core differences (though Gustavo Dudamel is trying to minimize them :-). The core differences I refer to are that choral performances... Usually incorporate text with the music Have sing...
Re: a piece for advanced female chorus, a cappella, fast?
Tom Carter
October 22, 2011
Libby Larson's The Womanly Song of God, with text by Catherine de Vinck, is absolutely stunning both musically and textually. Here is the San Francisco Girls Chorus (Chorissima) performing the piece, with artistic director Susan McMane introducing it.
Re: How do you teach Expressive Singing
Tom Carter
October 18, 2011
I find it interesting to read these posts for many reasons, one of which is that they illustrate a basic difference in the way people think about expressive singing. A) To some, expressive singing is mostly about the sonic experience -- is the choral sound "...
Re: Conducting Dissertation Ideas
Tom Carter
October 10, 2011
Dear Edwin, You are not the only one to hold your viewpoint. As I indicated in my first post, many think that this approach will yield (as a staff member of the Choral Journal put it) "expressive anarchy." While that would seem a logical result of what I'm discussing, the truth is that sin...
Re: Conducting Dissertation Ideas
Tom Carter
October 9, 2011
John, Always good to read your thoughts. I imagine you and I are in agreement here, for when I wrote "Conductors have long been seen...," I was defining "conductor" as one who stands in front of a choir and conducts. Therefore, the entire post was only referring to conducted choirs, not non...
Re: Conducting Dissertation Ideas
Tom Carter
October 9, 2011
Mark, Conductors have long been seen as responsible for the unified expressivity of the choir, with the singers responding to their body language, facial expressions, and gestures (among other things). There are a few reasons why this paradigm has survived and still has "legs." Some ...
Re: The Discipline of Teams
Tom Carter
October 4, 2011
Tim, Thanks so much for your thoughts on this; I sure appreciate you and your leadership of ACDA. A related thought: I once worked for a school that supposedly valued teamwork. As I quickly discovered, what they really valued was compliance--when a supervisor told you to do something...
Re: Retreat for select ensembles?
Tom Carter
September 30, 2011
Annmarie, I've been a part of many of these retreats, which have included the following sorts of activities: Team-building exercises Commitment/Trust games Rehearsals (from learning notes to exploring the music in a deeper/more complex way than you ...
Re: Trusting your gut
Tom Carter
September 29, 2011
Right! In my ideal world, educators would all empower students to have self-awareness, self-control, and social responsibility. Students' decisions would be based on intrinsic notions of "What's best for me and best for others" rather than "What's going to keep me out of trouble or get me a happy...
Re: Too, well not really Muslim, but vaguely Middle Eastern for school
Tom Carter
September 23, 2011
Marie, I encourage you to stand up against the Fearful Folks and strike a chord for multi-culturalism and humanity (not to mention the integrity of your recital) ... TELL THE STORY!! Reminds me of class today, when my sixth graders were discussing who was going to read what part in ...
Re: Too, well not really Muslim, but vaguely Middle Eastern for school
Tom Carter
September 23, 2011
Oklahoma, huh? What about that dastardly Muslim street peddler, Ali Hakim? (Well, he could be Muslim....) Very sad, but also one more example of reactionary and short-sighted educational administrators who act out of fear.
Re: Turning pages automatically
Tom Carter
September 17, 2011
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County starts drying out as skies clear
By City News Service
For the first time in a week, San Diego County was expected to see mostly sunny skies today — and that should help the crews clearing up the mess at Qualcomm Stadium.
The biggest problem at there, where the Poinsettia Bowl kickoff is set for 5 p.m., won't be solving Navy's triple option or San Diego State's passing attack, but getting to Qualcomm Stadium and back.
Even before the rain that flooded the stadium's parking lot and closed the trolley line from the east, officials recommended that fans take public transportation.
Around 51,000 tickets have been sold for the first of San Diego's two postseason college football games.
It was unclear how much of the parking lot would be available for cars. Floodwaters from the San Diego River covered much of the outer ring of the lot Wednesday morning.
The Metropolitan Transit Service added trolleys for the Green Line that goes to the stadium, but with the number of parking spaces at the stadium likely to be reduced, no more trolleys can be added to meet demand, said Judy Leitner of the MTS.
"If (fans) were planning to go early, they should go earlier,'' Leitner said.
The heavy rain also gathered on the field at Qualcomm Stadium, which is protected by a tarp. City crews worked all day Wednesday to pump the water out.
The game could come down to which team is able to adjust to the footing on what's left of the field. Both teams rely on speed to overcome their opponents — the Midshipmen on the ground and the Aztecs via the air.
Navy, 9-3, pounds the ball inside, hoping to eventually spring a big play on the perimeter.
Much of San Diego State's scoring in its 8-4 season came on long passes to speedy wide receivers Vincent Brown and DeMarco Sampson. The Aztecs are in their first bowl game in 12 years.
To San Diego State coach Brady Hoke, the condition of the field doesn't matter.
"Whatever it is, it is, and you gotta to go play on it," Hoke said at a news conference Wednesday. "The thing about football, is you both play on the same surface and you do the same things."
The parking lot was scheduled to open at 11 a.m. Off-site parking is available, for a fee, at San Diego State University, the Mission City Corporate Center on Northside Drive, the Marriott Mission Valley on Rio San Diego Drive,
and the Town and County Hotel on Hotel Circle North.
All but the SDSU site are in Mission Valley, so are potentially affected by high water.
Ticket sales will set a record for the Poinsettia Bowl, which has been played annually since 2005. The previous largest crowd was 39,129, when Navy played Utah in 2007.
The Midshipmen will have been involved in all three of the most well-attended games, and are expected to have about 20,000 supporters in the stands today.
Gametime weather should be decent as the unusually wet storm pattern that dropped several inches of rain around the county since last Friday moved out of the region overnight, according to the National Weather Service.