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How come the other forum section for baseball, basketball, and hockey are all using the old format. Is this just for the football section ?
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We'll be migrating basketball and hockey next… followed by baseball once the season is out. We'd prefer not to do baseball mid-season.
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N.Y. race gives Hall post-Games goal
Between long runs, speed workouts, strength-training sessions, stretching and physical therapy, professional distance runners enjoy precious little downtime. But during a recent training stint in Arizona, Olympic marathoner Ryan Hall found himself with a few spare moments, and decided to darken his shaggy blond locks with a do-it-yourself dye kit.
"I was getting bored in Flagstaff, and [my wife] Sara was out of town, so I decided to color it," Hall said. The missus, also a former Stanford standout and a good bet to make the U.S. Olympic team in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, returned home, took one look at her husband's new look, and sent him to the salon to restore the blond color. "She still doesn't really like it," he admitted.
The rest of the year will present few opportunities for further adventures in hairdressing. Hall, who was in New York on Wednesday to announce he will race this fall's ING New York City Marathon, will be bouncing between training bases in Redding, Calif., and Flagstaff as he prepares for the Olympic marathon on Aug. 12 and the New York City Marathon on Nov. 4.
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Runaway bride: Former Providence College star Kim Smith, who represented her native New Zealand on the track in Athens and Beijing, will run the marathon this summer in her third Olympics. And, like Ryan Hall, she will race the New York City Marathon less than three months later. But neither of those events is likely to be the highlight of Smith's year; she and Pat Tarpy, a former Brown University runner, will tie the knot in Maine on Sept. 1.
Two for the road: Among the professional athletes on hand for "Opening Day" of the 2012 New York City Marathon on Wednesday were former New York Giants wide receiver Amani Toomer and James Blake, a former top 5 tennis player who is trying to return to form following knee surgery last November.
Blake was accompanied by his fiancée, Emily Snider, who is expecting the couple's first child, a girl, in June. Blake will be at the marathon in November to cheer on friends who are running to raise money for his foundation, which promotes the early detection of cancer. After the race, he will hightail it to San Diego, where he and Snider plan to wed the following week.
Since he ran the 2010 marathon to raise money for New York Road Runners' youth programs, Toomer has fallen off the 26.2-mile wagon -- pursuing a broadcasting career while parenting twins will do that to you -- but said he still manages to get out for a run along the Hudson River in Weehawken, N.J. two or three times a week.
Toomer, who would like to return to marathons and break the four-hour barrier (he ran 4:13 in 2010), admitted distance running doesn't come naturally to him: "I have a disadvantage in running marathons because I'm tall, lanky and have just enough bulk to make it uncomfortable."
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With only 12 weeks separating the two races, Hall's schedule offers both a challenge and a dose of perspective.
"For most of the track world, the Olympic year is such a huge year, and it's a big year for us [marathoners] too," said Hall, 29. "But it is nice to know that you have other races lined up, because sometimes you can get so focused on your next marathon that it can become kind of unhealthy in some ways. So it's nice to have something else to slap you in the face and say, all right, there is life after the Olympics."
His feelings about his first Olympic experience in 2008 are mixed. Hall placed 10th overall and was the second American finisher in Beijing, but didn't get to walk in the Opening Ceremony or take in any other events, mostly because the men's marathon falls on the last day of Olympic competition -- a scheduling reality that Hall, a self-professed sports and Olympics junkie, considers "a massive bummer."
But Hall intends to approach the London Games differently, going to more events and soaking up more of the Olympic atmosphere than he did four years ago.
"I really didn't feed off the whole Olympic experience at all, and I regret that from an athletic perspective, and also from a personal experience," he said. "I feel like I missed out, so I'm not going to do that this time."
He's lucky to have a second opportunity. Hall entered this past January's Olympic marathon trials struggling with plantar fasciitis. The Aleve he took to manage the injury upset his stomach, which in turn limited the amount of fluids he could take in during the race. By mile 23, he was "feeling like a space cadet" and concerned he wouldn't make it to the finish line. But thoughts about walking into Olympic Stadium next to his wife for the Opening Ceremony propelled him to a second-place showing (behind Meb Keflezighi) and a second Olympic marathon team berth.
Hall took three weeks off following those trials, and then got back to training. Self-coached since his 2010 split from Terrence Mahon, he is paced by former steeplechaser Billy Herman, who uses a Garmin on his bike to ride at precisely the tempo Hall requests for his runs. Hall recently came down from a month of altitude training in Flagstaff, and will stay at sea level through the New York Road Runners' Healthy Kidney 10K in New York on May 12. After that race, he plans to return to Flagstaff for a couple of more weeks of training at 7,000 feet, and will do one more to-be-determined race before heading to England in late July.
"I don't usually back down [my mileage] too much for those races, so they usually aren't super encouraging for me," said Hall, whose tailwind-aided 2:04:58 at Boston last year is the fastest time ever run by an American. "I race kind of sparingly."
Race-tested or not, Hall will be ready when it's time to toe the line in London. And in an attempt to aid his and the other American marathoners' preparations, U.S. track and field officials have scheduled an "Olympic marathon summit" for next Monday in Palo Alto, Calif. There, the six men and women who will represent the U.S. in London will be lectured on weather conditions and logistics, and watch a video tour of the Olympic course, which is heavy on hairpin turns and cobblestones.
One obstacle Hall won't have to contend with in London is Patrick Makau, the reigning world-record holder in the marathon. On Wednesday, Kenya's athletics federation announced its Olympic marathon roster, and neither Makau nor Geoffrey Mutai, who won the Boston and New York City Marathons in course-record times last year, made the cut.
"I was pretty surprised by their selection," Hall said. "You leave a world-record holder off the team, the fastest man in history. And what Mutai did in New York and Boston last year, both of those are more impressive to me than the world record. A 2:05 on this [New York City] course is pretty unreal."
As for his own Olympic prospects, Hall is more forthcoming about his ambitious post-competition plans than he is about hopes for his two upcoming marathons.
"I've always told Sara, 'As soon as we retire, I'm going to the very next Olympics, and I'm going to go to every single event.'"
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Maestro error when creating game
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This year's unrelenting winter was a costly one for the Minnesota Department of Transportation, which spent more than $90.5 million on labor, equipment and material clearing snow from the roads.
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The department finally closed its books on the winter of 2012-13 this week and the numbers reveal that the amount of salt poured on roads was also double from the winter of 2011-12. Crews used 304,555 tons of salt in this winter compared with 154,072 tons in 2011-12. The usage was 47 percent above the five-year average, said MnDOT state engineer Steve Lund.
In some places in Minnesota, MnDOT ran out of salt and had to truck salt in from places that still had some.
In the Twin Cities, snowfall topped out at 67.7 inches compared to the paltry 22.3 inches that fell in 2011-12. That higher total and the late-season snowfalls meant higher costs and more work to keep the state's 12,000 miles of roads clear.
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Fountain Bowl
17110 Brookhurst St.
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 963-7888
The Fountain Bowl offers a strikingly impressive late-night experience. Bowling here brings all kinds of great life in the fast lane, with activities that are up everyone's alley – you can enjoy food, parties, special events and more. There is even a highly popular "Cosmic Shake" dance video on YouTube, which was filmed at the alley. Deals are often available and the website is even known to often offer coupons for bowling a free game. So, if you want a late-night fun activity that doesn't pin the choices to a bar, then this is the perfect score.
Secret City Comics Society
141 W. Wilshire Ave., Suite A
Fullerton, CA 92831
(855) 467-7687
Laughing is healing and Orange County is full of comedic entertainment. Secret City Comics Society showcases impressive improvisational skills. The performers create scenes on the fly, basing these uproarious theatrics upon live audience suggestions. This comedy club, in specific, is a great one for "clean" comedy, with an emphasis on laugh-out-loud comedy that can be appreciated by people of almost any age. Get ready to come on in to downtown Fullerton on Friday and Saturday nights with your own scene suggestions and watch the fun unfold in front of your very eyes.
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17961 Sky Park Circle, Suite C
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The Atomic Ballroom bounces to the rhythm of a variety of late-night beats. Each evening has its own dance theme. Featuring an assortment of sounds including swing, salsa, tango, blues and more, this venue receives atomically awesome accolades for its wide range of styles. If you're looking to have a ball, jazzing up your late nights as the music comes sweeping in, this venue is the place for you because it sways so many delighted dancers of varying levels to the music of joyous celebration. And it does so in a scene that is praised for a sense of community within the mix of movement, noise and merriment.
Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa
1600 S. Disneyland Drive
Anaheim, CA 92802
(714) 635-2300
The popular special evening activities here include dining in a variety of environments. You have the opportunity to enjoy enticing pizzas at the Storytellers Cafe with its distinctive murals or also the award-winning California-inspired cuisine of the delightful Napa Rose. Dining out is a great way to begin a special evening. Disneyland Park is often open until midnight, and there is frequently featured entertainment as well as nighttime firework celebrations.
Edwards Irvine Spectrum 21 and IMAX
65 Fortune Drive
Irvine, CA 92618
(949) 450-4920
Orange County values its film culture and the Edwards Irvine Spectrum includes the magic of IMAX. This cinema provides large theaters, which add to your expansive experience. Whether it's some time to get away from it all or perhaps a spot for a great date night, good fortune can be found watching films at this popular destination.
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ini indoor kan?
pakai flash? :p
gimana ya cara nya moto indoor tanpa flash, tanpa bulm, dgn iso 200 >_<
pakai la sardina :p -
@moccappucino07 ini indoor, ga pake flash. Pake tripod terus setting ke B (Bulb) pencet tombolnya 5 detik terus lepas. Jadi aja gini! :D
Ooh.. Thanks ;)
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