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Both Jake Croker and Mark Pope got hat tricks, with the other four goals coming from Liam Derrick, Jack Griffiths, Jason Mcpheat and Cameron Robilliard - Matt Cox scored the Highbridge consolation goal.
Morganians stay level with them on points after their 6-3 victory over Galmington Dragons.
Andrew James was the leading marksman with four goals - James Monteith and Reece Standerwick added one each.
Chris Tucker got two of the Draons goals with Oliver Tucker getting the third. Champions Locomotives slumped to their third defeat of the season, losing 4-2 to current leaders Highbridge Town.
It was the home side who found themselves 4-0 ahead at half time thanks to a Mark Chapman hat trick and a Wayne Hand penalty. Locos stepped up their game in the second period, with James Conway converting a penalty and James Weaver slotting home, but it wasn't enough. Middlezoy Rovers Reserves move ahead of their opponents Bishops Lydeard after beating them 3-1, thanks to goals from Carl Peters, Shaun Turner and Jamie Temlett.
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Arkansas never offered him, Miles indicated twice, the second one very obvious.
This was either
1. a brilliant smokescreen by Long to throw media off the scent of his real hire
2. an agreement by Long and Miles' agent to get Miles more money, possibly in exchange for some assistance in the coaching search
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4. as Dennis Dodd suggested, Long showing the nation that he sold out and failed. Possibly as an excuse for an unimpressive hire.
@Fayettechill14 What would be the purpose of a smokescreen at this point?
@TruancyBot Long has a verbal agreement from his coach's agent, but that coach's team is playing this Saturday. Thus Long can't announce him until next Monday/Tuesday at the earliest, and didn't want the media to pick up the trail, thus a distraction. He's pulled a "smokescreen" with every single one of his hires, whether by accident or on purpose.
Arkansas recruit Kaleb Blanchard said yesterday that he was told all of Arkansas' finalist candidates have games on Saturday, and the new coach would be announced next week.


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In the post-9/11 world the issue of the nature of patriotism has raised its head many times. Richard Price's sermon on patriotism, published in a collection of sermons in the Revolutionary Period by Liberty Fund, was given to provide support to the early constitutional phase of the French Revolution which some patriotic Englishman saw as a threat. Price distinguished between the natural love of one's birthplace and community, and the sense of superiority and triumphalism which many "false" patriots had. Interestingly, Price's sermon prompted Edmund Burke to write his very critical work on the French Revolution thus sparking an important intellectual debate on the topic.
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In a sermon given in 1789 Richard Price distinguished between "true" and "false" patriotism, namely between love of one;s country and the "spirit of rivalship":
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ADA is a commercial requirement, and round front toilets are not intended for commercial applications. That is why you find very few models.
I'm planning to replace a crappy Crane in a small bathroom that really only has room for a round front toilet but would like to have an ADA height. I know that Toto's Dalton is one possibility but have seen somewhat mixed reviews on its functionality.
I'd very much appreciate hearing about other possibilities that might be good, since round front ADA toilets don't seem to be nearly as common as elongated models.
Thanks very much for any replies to my request.
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ADA is a commercial requirement, and round front toilets are not intended for commercial applications. That is why you find very few models.
Toto has the CST423SF/CST423EF Promenade Round Front Comfort Height Toilet.
Available in the G-Max (1.6gpf) and E-Max (1.28gpf).
I've sold over 400 Daltons in white last year with no complaints, i have had a few in the last couple of years that complain about splashing but that would be out of thousands i've sold.
Last edited by Terry; 04-05-2009 at 12:55 PM.
Eljer makes a one piece long bowl that fits in the same space as a regular toilet. It is the Newport. It is also ADA height.
I'm with Peanut 9199 on this.
I had the Dalton in my home for a while, and thought it worked very well.
Certainly better than the Cimarron.
There is no splash.
If someone had mistaken a Carusoe for a Dalton, that's the only way I could have seen that being said. The Carusoe could, simply because it flushes much differently than the Dalton. The Carosoe is a washdown the Dalton is a siphon jet.
Last edited by Terry; 04-05-2009 at 12:56 PM.
Thanks for the replies. I'd thought that the Dalton would probably be the best choice, all things considered, and am glad to hear that most have been satisfied with that model.
So, although I'd like to be able to wait for the Promenade with G-Max, we'll go with the Dalton, since we'll be having the bathroom totally remodeled before long.
In the MaP testing report there are 20 different gravity-fed & pressure-assist tank-type toilet models shown with ADA-height bowls of the round front style, from 9 different manufacturers/sources as follows:
American Std Townsend Champion - 1,000 grams (length of round bowl, 27-3/8" long)
Caroma Adelaide 270 (2 models*) - both 700 grams (length of round toilet, 28-1/4" long)
Caroma Caravelle 270* - 800 grams (length of round toilet, 28-1/4" long)
Duravit (5 models w/in-the-wall tanks) - 250 to 600 grams
Foremost Gemini - 1,000 grams (27" long)
Foremost AIO pressure-assist* - 1,000 grams
Glacier Bay (Home Depot) - 1,000 grams
Jacuzzi Perfecta (2 models) - 800 and 1,000 grams (27-1/8" long)
Kohler Cimarron 3497 - 800 grams (length of round toilet, 28-1/8" long)
Kohler Memoirs (2 models) - both 1,000 grams (length of round toilet, 28-3/8" long)
Niagara (flapper type) - 1,000 grams
Niagara Muskoka (flapperless) - 600 grams
Toto Dalton 650 grams (length of round toilet, 26-1/8" long)
Toto Promenade CST423SFG, ( length of round toilet, 26-1/8" long)
Toto Aquia III, CST464MF (length of elongated toilet, 27-0")
Vitra Evergreen* - 800 grams
(for info, go to http://www.cuwcc.org/products/toilet-fixtures-main.aspx)
Those with an asterisk (*) are U.S. EPA WaterSense-certified high efficiency toilets.
So, there IS definitely much to choose from. But, you should note that having an ADA-height bowl does not necessarily mean that the entire fixture is ADA compliant. Therefore, do not confine yourself to looking only for "ADA fixtures". For your purposes, instead look for bowl heights of 16 inches and above. Manufacturers will use other terms for these bowls, such as "comfort height", "right height", or something like that, because they cannot use the term ADA-compliant unless the entire fixture meets all the requirements.
Last edited by Terry; 04-05-2009 at 04:21 PM.
When the question about round front ADA was asked, it was to conserve space in a small bathroom.I'm planning to replace a crappy Crane in a small bathroom that really only has room for a round front toilet but would like to have an ADA height.
There are many round front tall bowls, that are "longer" than elongated bowls.
If length is not important, then there are as many choices as listed above.
Just remember, that when considering "space" requirements, there are just a few bowls that are fairly compact.
Or you could just get a compact elongated if it's going to be the same length anyway.
The Caroma round bowl toilets are 28-1/4" long.
The Toto Dalton round bowl is 26-1/2" long.
That kind of gives you an idea of the range.
More information
Caroma Sydney with 270 bowl.
The round bowl ADA is 30" from the wall to the end of the bowl.
Last edited by Terry; 04-23-2009 at 09:25 AM.
ADA has lots of commercial applications, and since those require elongated, they are more common. The Drake is a fine toilet that has been copied by various manufacturers. They typically don't have the same quality control. My mother has two of them I installed in her house. You won't have any problems...a defect is extremely rare. The complaints on many of the low-flush toilets is that they don't clean as well as the old 5-7 gallon flushing ones...well, duh! The water spot on a Drake is larger than some. SanaGloss also helps, as it is much smoother glaze than commonly available finishes plus it has anti-bactderial properties.
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To say that the old 5-7 gallon toilets cleaned better may be only PARTLY true! It depends upon the flush technology and the bowl design. But, this is NOT a "duh", that's for sure!!! On flush performance (waste removal), however, testing has proven that the newest generation 1.6 gallon fixtures are far superior in flushing performance than the 3.5-5-7 gallon flushers of old. Unless you have the empirical evidence that authoritatively shows that more water is better for cleaning and flushing, then those kind of statements are without foundation and are incorrect.
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At the moment I have Sanagloss on two bowls and one without.
The bowl with Sangloss rinses better.
Rinsing better makes for a cleaner bowl.
Customers with both tell me the same thing.
They may not "flush" better, but they stay "clean" better.
That being said, I was going to give the non-Sanagloss bowl to a friend and put in the third Sanagloss bowl.
Sanagloss is better.
The one downstairs is 3-1/2 years old and looks like the day I installed it.
And yes, there are other glazes out there that clean better too.
Anything over 500 grams MaP is basically overkill anyway.
Most of my customers want to see some bowl rinse too.
Last edited by Terry; 04-05-2009 at 01:01 PM.
I'm selling about 3,000 units a year, with a percentage of that being Sanagloss.
Which by the way is a pretty good seller.
Sanagloss poll
Last edited by Terry; 04-05-2009 at 01:02 PM.
I"ve been selling the Caroma toilets for years.
There are much better products out there.
Everyone knows about the Caroma streaking problem.
I sell a lot of dual flush toilets, a lot.
But almost no Caroma anymore.
I'm selling farm more Toto Aquia toilets.
They have been flushing well, and stay cleaner.
The rise water stays in the bowl too.
Last edited by Terry; 04-05-2009 at 01:05 PM.
My comment on a 5 gallon flush toilet was not a statement on how well it actually flushed waste, but in the fact that with 3-4 times the water volume, you dilute what's there a lot more than you do with a 1.6 or 1.28gallon flush toilet. Rinse your hair with a cup of water verses a gallon...it's easier to do with a gallon. It's also easier if you have some pressure verses a sprinkle. Many of the new toilets work well, but you'll rinse more crud off the sides, if you get sliders with an old one than a new one...the new one may very well flush the solids out better, I know they do on the ones I own (both Totos).
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Hello! Thank you for visiting us online. DTS has enriched my life significantly since I began to study in the ThM track in 2009. I pray God would provide an opportunity for us here at DTS to bless your life also. As of November 2012 I have the privilege to serve as the International Admissions Counselor. Being an advocate for international students is especially exciting for me as I am passionate about reaching all people groups with the gospel. Please call or email us; we would love to hear from you!
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Joseph. I admire him for running from Potiphar's wife, and facing even the most difficult circumstances in life with positiveness.
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George Gregory has been organist and carillonneur at Central Christian Church in San Antonio, Texas since 1958. A member of The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America, Gregory has served many years on the examination committee for the student advancement recitals and also on the board of directors for that Guild. He is a past editor of the Guild's "Bulletin." In 1985, the University of California, Berkeley, awarded him the Berkeley Medal for "Distinguished Service to the Carillon." He has played guest recitals on numerous carillons throughout the United States as well as on carillons in Canada, England and Denmark.
A native of Grand Rapids, Michigan, Julianne Vanden Wyngaard began her musical study at age 4 and continued in piano at the Eastman School of Music, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Michigan State University. She was a noted concert pianist when she joined the faculty at Grand Valley State University in 1967, where her work included piano studio teaching and management of the Arts at Noon Series. She served the department as Chair for twelve years and completed her work at Grand Valley as associate dean in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in 2005.
Vanden Wyngaard began her carillon study in 1994 and was accepted as a student at the Netherlands Carillon School in Amersfoort where she studied with Todd Fair and Bernard Winsemius. In 1999 she qualified as a carillonneur member of The Guild of Carillonneurs in North America and received the first diploma in 2000 from NCS in Amersfoort. Since that time, she has been the principal performer on the two carillons at Grand Valley where she also presents a summer concert series on each campus featuring guest carillonneurs from around the world. Vanden Wyngaard is a member of the Board of Directors of the GCNA.
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By JOE APPEL
The growing chasm between people who have enough money to live comfortably and those who do not is the single greatest social challenge facing humanity. This chasm manifests in every facet of society. One facet of society is wine.
Anyone involved in the world of wine -- from casual consumer to dedicated oenophile, from buyer to seller -- who ignores the chasm between rich and poor, who indeed fails to engage with wine on a level that seeks to bridge that chasm, is at least weak, and at most culpable.
How do we drink wine, when approximately three-quarters of a billion humans do not have consistent access to clean water? Not "how can we?" but literally, "how do we?"
Like every other social product, wine is a field on which the game of cannibalistic capitalism is played, sometimes viciously. On the palate, wine can be bright, earthy, crisp, unctuous, savory or sweet. In the market, wine can function as a token of bragging rights, a commodity intended to enrich the rich.
Cheap wine has gotten cheaper, dear wine has gotten dearer. Wine as product is natural. Wine as commodity is unnatural. Wine as luxury-good commodity is reprehensible.
As with other cultural artifacts such as literature or cinema, wine's significance is often expressed most prominently in terms of sales. We are most impressed by market share.
What would happen if wine prices were set the way book and movie ticket prices are set -- that is, roughly, standardized? The "capital" necessary to engage with wine would be more cultural than economic. Yes, cultural capital often arises from economic capital. And yes, in an era of mass reproduction of cultural artifacts such as books and movies, scarcity is not the issue that it is with wine. But the thought experiment -- all wines roughly the same price; which would you pick? -- is compelling.
Some of the greatest wines in the world come from Burgundy, but there aren't too many people who can buy good Burgundy anymore. This is in part due to the natural constraints of scarcity in the region, but more due to speculation, and to the mafia classes (Chinese, American, Russian, just for a start) drawn by the scent not of earth and roses in wines of the Cote d'Or, but of money in velvet-draped bottles at Sotheby's.
In my job selling wine, I recently put together a selection of wines for a collector. He told me what sorts of wines he likes and is interested in laying down in his cellar. I proposed wines, which he approved. In procuring the wines, I ran into the usual assortment of out-of-stock challenges. When I told the customer of certain substitutions we'd have to make or bottles he'd have to do without, his responses were so nonchalant -- the overriding sentiment seemed to be, "just fill up the boxes" -- that I wondered whether he even loved wine at all.
There is a wastefulness at the heart of our culture. We are collectively responsible for creating it, and for reinforcing and sustaining it.
Most of the smartest, most passionate people working in wine today -- importers, sommeliers, writers -- cut their teeth in an era when the great wines of the world were available to drink. They learned at the feet of the masters.
If so many classics are now unavailable, a new conceptual framework for wine appreciation must (actually, has begun to) develop to address this relatively recent sociological fact. Younger wine lovers today orient toward adventure, the undiscovered, the context in which a wine is produced. In terms of flavor, they orient toward immediacy, interestingness, affinity with contemporary cuisine. Less and less wine these days is flawed, but flaws are not necessarily of utmost importance.
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Sun Angel:
Jessica Cosby-Toruga, W Hammer, 73.00m / 239-6... about the same as this time last year
Tiger Track Classic:
W400 - Kerron Stewart 51.83 over Monica Hargrove 51.87
M400 - Brunson Miller 45.93, Manteo Mitchell 6th in 47.16
M 110H - Spencer Adams (Clemson) 13.40 (-0.2) = A standard
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Rafer/Jackie Meet at UCLA:
I noticed Gil Roberts has been running some meets lately in Southern California and was representing "HSI" today. He ran 46.48 today, finishing 4th. Anyone know if he sought John Smith's help, or who is coaching him now?... I always felt he had some good potential.
No super marks to report, but a few notables... N. Goule of LSU posted a 2:01.18. T. Thompson ran 56.16 for the W400H. K. Duncan ran a relatively slow 23.26 (1.6). J. Wruck throwing well as of late in the M Disc, 66.05/216-08, closing in on Harradine's Aussie record of 67.53 (I believe).
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At the Jim Click Shootout in Tucson today, Stanford's Kori Carter handed US Olympic trials silver medalist and London Olympic 5th place finisher (and current Arizona Wildcats star) Georganne Moline a rare NCAA loss in the 400 hurdles, 54.71 to 54.98. Third place was 58.19. Big props to Ms. Carter. It was a huge improvement in her PR, from 57.10 to 54.71, and it puts her at the top of the current TFRRS NCAA performance list.
Edit- I think her 54.71 puts Kori Carter at the top of the current 2013 World list as well.
Last edited by Blues on Sat Apr 06, 2013 6:27 pm, edited 4 times in total.
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66.69 (218-9) at Sam Howell meet April 6...not bad for early in the season!
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In his first competition since september, David Storl started the season with 20.73m according to his FB page. I don't know if this was a sanctioned meeting though since his posting says it happened at the IAT Leipzig, which is the Institute for Applied Training Science. According to his page he will be competing at the DL in Doha beginning of may, would be nice if some of the US guys would be there too.
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A few marks I picked up by being ANAL in my search :
At the Sam Adams meet:
Kiani Profit had a Hept of 5909.
Best mark was her 800...2:08.79!!
Second was Aisha Adams with 5788.
At the Spartan Invitational:
Kayla Caldwell (Who is she??) from Hillsdale (Where, and what, is that??) had a PV of 14-2!!
I'm pretty sure Hillsdale is a school of some sort, so 14-2 is pretty good!!
At the Auburn Track Classic:
Ant. Strachan ran 200 in 22.93 with a wind of minus-0.3!
Mantao Mitchell ran 20.72 with a 2.0.
Clemson did their 4X400R in 3:34.43. (The women, that is!! )
That 2:01.18 by Goule makes her the 16th A-T Collegiate!!
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
At the Pepsi meet in Eugene:
Henry Lelei........8:32.94 SC.
Humphreys........256-3 JT.
Berry and Francis.......46.20 and 52.55 400's.
Roesler and Hasay.......2:03.94 and 4:20.19 800 and 1500.
Shelbi Vaughan..........193-4 DT.
A&M and UO.................3:05.85 and 3:06.31 in 4X400R. (Lendore and Berry on anchors.)
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
TFRRS NCAA D1 Outdoor Qualifying List -- women
UVU Collegiate Invite meet results 29 March 2013 -- men's 800m
I noticed in looking at the collegiate lists that Jessica Sargent (freshman, Idaho State) is the 800m list leader with a time of "1:59.71@". This seems noteworthy to me, but as no one has discussed it (unless I missed it somewhere out here), it must be the case that everyone but me who happens to be following USA collegiate T&F knows how to interpret this mark. In any case, I have some questions, from the trivial to the -- well, they're all trivial, but anyway...
1.What does "@" mean in these lists?
2. In looking at the actual meet results for this mark, I see that her mark is listed in the results as 2:00.32. It would still be the collegiate list leader, but why the difference between the "1:59.71@" and the "2:00.32"?
3. I note she is listed as running this in a mixed race -- i.e., Heat 2 of the men's 800. Assuming this mark is accurate in one (1:59) or the other (2:00) number, how will it be used for qualifying, etc. purposes? I assume not used, but don't know.
4. Who the heck is Jessica Sargent, anyway? I spent a brief amount of time digging out some prep marks from 2012, and her collegiate profile at ISU, and all I got was:
http://id.milesplit.com/athletes/266312 ... ca-sargent
http://www.isubengals.com/roster.aspx?r ... ath=wtrack
which lists some modest 200m & 400m times from last season at Highland HS (Pocatello, ID).
Even if this performance in a men's race is actually the slower time (2:00.32) and even if it doesn't count for rankings, qualifying, etc., it's still really impressive and surprising (to me). Any insight on this is appreciated! (Where are you aaronk? I count on you to be studying these lists in great depth and detail, and commenting! )
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
ashley spencer ran 56.32 over 400 hurdles
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
stephanie mcpherson of jamaica ran 50.78 for 400
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I think it's either a computer glitch on the part of TFRRS, or their site got hacked. In the UVU meet, Jessica Sargent finished 18th in the women's 400m, with a time of 1:03.33. She also anchored the Idaho State "C" team to a 4:17.75 seventh place finish in the 4x4. She's not currently listed in the results of any 800m race from the results on the UVU site. (In the official results from the UVU site at the link below, Justin Senecal of Idaho State is listed as having run 2:00.32 in the second heat of the men's race. He has the same initials as Ms. Sargent, although I don't know if that has anything to do with the mix-up.)
http://results.runnercard.com/Results/r ... eetid=4451
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Thanks, blues. That makes sense.
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
If you right click on those results you'll see that Ms. Sargent has other PRs of 28.4 200m and 63.3 400m and has no bio on her profile page which would be pretty odd for a 2 flat woman. So there must be some sort of coding error.
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Hillsdale is a college in Michigan, which competes in NCAA Div 2. Kayla is 21. She finished 7th at the NCAA D2 indoor championships in 2010; her page at Hillsdale doesn't list any results for last season. Looks like her PR from back then was 4.00, so 14-2/4.32 would be a big improvement.
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While noting that the World Leaders (also US, Coll. and HS) aren't always totally up-to-date....for various reasons......let me amend the current WL listings.
Henry Lelei's 8:32.94 is apparently the WL now.
Julian Wruck's 216-8 is a one inch improvement in his CL.
Kori Carter's 54.71 now is the WL in the 400H.
(BTW, I believe Moline's 54.98 is an IN SEASON PR for her....her faster times coming AFTER the NCAA last year!)
Also, Goule's 2:01.18 is, I believe, the OUTDOOR 800 WL.
The listed WL is from INdoors!!
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
I don't know if it's just me, or what, but I have the sense that some of the collegiate track & field websites are getting re-designed into badness. At the Oregon website, over the weekend, how to get results of the Pepsi Invitational was a complete mystery, and in this case it wasn't just me, as I heard the complaint even more vociferously from somebody else. If one clicked on the Schedule Link, and then Live Stats, the result was a message, "Live Stats will appear in a new popup window. Please disable your popup blocker for this site in order to view the Live Stats." Well, whether or not disabling a popup blocker actually worked (I didn't bother to try), no other collegiate results webpages I know of puts up this particular type of barrier to results. Eventually, Sunday, clicking on Top Stories and going to the one on the meet led to a results link hiding not too conspicuously underneath the photo. Picking the HTML option then led to a familiar Hy-Tek results setup, posing the obvious question: Why not have this link there obvious, to start with, on Saturday while the meet is going on? Like the Texas Relays, and a lot of others that use the Hy-Tek format? Then the Sun Angel results at the Arizona State website were problematic, although this is not much different from Arizona State historically. Usually one just has to wait. They're slow. Meanwhile, the Arizona website is now hard to decipher and navigate. It now has a subdued (seemingly grayed out) area that's actually clickable, even though it looks like it should not be. In a nutshell, harder to figure out than before. Finally, I searched for a good while for the whereabouts of the Clemson roster link before eventually finding it all the way at the bottom of their website. Everybody else in the U.S. collegiate scene has the roster link somewhere near the top.
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The best results pages are the ones that have links down the left side of the page that bring up results on the right side - WITHOUT having to navigate back and forth to the links page. Why can't all results pages be that way??!!
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Cody Branch has developed a nice mobile results interface for the meets he times. Give it a look-see at http://branchsportstech.com/2013_Meets/ ... de/Mobile/
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I had the same problem with the Pepsi results from Eugene!!
Never did figure it out....so just gave up and waited for T&FN to post the results!!
Ditto with 1 or 2 other meets I was trying to follow the results....Sun Angel in particular!!
(I notice CKuykendall mentions Sun Angel too!!)
Florida Relays was VERY easy!!
However, on NONE of them did I find the field events results presented as they happened...throw by throw, jump by jump!!
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
FL Relays used Delta Timing which doesn't post the results of an event until the event is completed. No heat by heat, throw by throw, jump by jump, etc.
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Hi I am Kayla Caldwell =) i know some of you have been asking who i am so here is your answer. i am a NCAA division II pole vaulter for Hillsdale College (which is one of the best academic schools in the country so that is probably why you havent heard much about sports from here lol) i am 21 i am graduating this year and going to train in arkansas with earl bell after i graduate. my pr before this past weekend was 4.25 and i am a 6 time All Amerian. if you are interested further you an find my facebook by looking up kayla caldwell hillsdale. God Bless =)
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Don't see these kinda posts very often... nice of you to take the time to clue us in Kayla... Best wishes in your PVing
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Mt. SAC confirmations posted...
A few names: Demus, Uceny, Moline, Rutherford, Kynard/Williams, Jeter, Nellum, a few Oregon girls, A. Eaton testing his pentathlon skills in the 200, and of course, Kayla Caldwell from Hillsdale College in the PV.
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Julian Wruck's 217-7 DT in Australia moves him to number four all time collegiate!!!
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Two big track meets today.
Utech Classic going on now at the National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica. MVP, Racers and some of the top high school and collegiate athletes taking part.
Chris Brown Classic in the Bahamas. Veronica Campbell, Justin Gatlin among other top athletes taking part.
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Any links to the results??
Or will YOU keep us informed??
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Live streaming of the Bahamas meet here
http://bahamasinvitational.com/z/index. ... ive-stream
I will post results of the Utech Classic meet as I get them.
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Some good collegiate marks to report:
At Sea Ray, Felisha Johnson got the longest OUTdoor SP of the year, with her 59-4 & 3/4.
At the "Battle of the Bayou" meet, Kim Duncan ran 22.82, but with a MINUS 0.4 wind!!
Anna Jelmini threw the discus 194-5.
Re: 2013 Outdoor Results
Natasha Hastings upset VCB in the 200, 23.13 to 23.18.
Can't get the live results, so am following the live blog.
No wind info as yet!!
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Vernon Norwood (South Plains) 45.56 at UTEP.
A. Merritt opens at Arkansas with a 13.23 (2.1)
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Merrit 20.34 over Gatlin 20.44 and Rodgers
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L Merritt beat Gatlin in the Bahamas, 20.34 to 20.44.
No wind info as yet.
Also, D Pinder was injured, and taken from the track in a wheelchair!!
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Gatlin 200?i heard this week that he would run 100, why finally he made 200, somebody know?¿
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Live results here (need to refresh browser), Excel format with no wind readings...
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Thank you!
But I've become sold on the live blog!
They're putting up brief interviews, and photos, and lots of "color" comments.
(NOT racial color....I meant them giving details....like the crowd reaction!!)
It's fun!
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Good results from the meet in Jamaica.
Olympic Bronze medalist Warren Weir won his 200m heat easily. Also, Kemar Bailey Cole won his heat.
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Lauryn Williams 11.13 (1.6) at Miami meet over A. Scott (different heat), at 29 years old, her best legal 100 since 2009.
and Josh Mance (unattached) at FSU meet w/ new outdoor WL at 45.43
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Yohan Blake getting ready to run the mens 100m against Kim Collins.
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Kirani James 44.72 in Bahamas meet.
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