In January, 21-year-old Nick Van Strydonk of Tomahawk, Wisconsin, used a dramatic last-corner pass to earn more than $20,000 and have his name written into the history books by winning the 49th annual Eagle River World Championship Snowmobile Derby. While he may not be as familiar in snowmobiling pop culture as Tucker Hibbert or Levi LaVallee, Van Strydonk has been actively racing on ice oval tracks for 17 years — since he was 4 years old.
In the March issue of Snow Goer, we published excerpts from this interview. Here on snowgosite.wpengine.com, we present the full interview.
SNOW GOER: What causes you to get involved in snowmobiling in the first place?
NICK VAN STRYDONK: Dad and I were doing rentals when I was about four years old up in the Minocqua area, and we hopped in the truck and were on our way home after picking up some sleds up there and we looked across the lake and it looked like there were some little kids racing. So Dad swung in there and kind of looked around a little bit. We got the info and found out that, every weekend, parents brought their kids down, and after you pay your entry fee the kids get to run the sleds around all day. Each one was stock, so you just show up with your helmet and your gear on and you race for the day, and you'd go home with a goodie bag. We didn't really care about the trophies at that time, because the goodie bags were the tickets I guess.
The first weekend I went there we won the class and then went back the next weekend. Pretty soon Dad's got the gears running and trying to figure out how to make them go faster and moving up in the ranks. He started designing things, and it was pretty much history from there. … My family owns Erv's Sales & Service in Tomahawk, so I've been around snowmobiles all my life and started riding them when I was 3 and a half. Dad and I would go across the lake together, just putting around. Then we started racing and we get to do our passion together.
SG: With racing being so central to your winter, do you ever get a chance to just go trail riding?
NVS: I get a chance every now and then to trail ride, Dad and I get to go sometimes for a little bit. My girlfriend and I go quite a bit more than he and I do, but when we have snow, yeah, I like to go. I try to put 300 to 500 miles on (per season). I know a lot of guys that are into snowmobiling are going to say, "Well, that ain't nothing," but between being gone Thursday to Monday [racing] and then working during the week, we really don't have much time to go out and play.
SG: It seems like a lot of younger guys these days are drawn to the big air of snocross racing, but you've stuck with ovals. Why?
NVS: I did a little bit of both – there were times where I would race snocross and then turn around and run an oval race [on the same day]. I originally started out in motocross so that's why I kind of got interested in snocross, with the jumps and the turns and things like that. But I think Dad's and my passion is really in ovals. We knew that snocross would eventually lead to broken bones and not really being able to have a really good living standard toward the end of the career so we figured ovals was the better ticket.
SG: That said, certainly people can get seriously hurt in oval racing – it's certainly not for the weak-kneed either.
Nick Van Strydonk won the 49th annual Eagle River World Championship on this retro-colored Polaris Champ 440 sled.
NVS: No, between being scrunched over on the sled and getting minor bumps and bruises, what has happened the most is dinging up the knees and hitting them on the ice and things like that, and cramping from sitting in a [tight] position. But, a few years ago at Eagle River I ended up fracturing a vertebra in my neck and last year I broke my back and three ribs. It definitely takes its toll, but I like to say in oval racing, when you crash, you kind of do it all in one shot, like once a season. In snocross you can crash a couple times a week. We'd rather just get it all out of the way at once [laughs]. Yeah, it's definitely got some danger, and we know that when we strap the helmets on. Above all things, I just make sure I come out walking at the end of the day. That's pretty much the focus that all the riders have.
SG: For all the trail riders who have never raced or even been to a high-speed oval race like Eagle River, can you describe what it feels like to be flying down the straight away and then pinching the sled off in the turns?
NVS: The best way I can describe it, from a trail standpoint, is take your sled out on a lake, hold 'er wide open for maybe 300 yard or so, then try to turn, with slowing down and having a bunch of weight transfer from the back of the sled to the front. Your inside ski is going to want to raise or high-side, as we call it. Then you've got to fight to hold the sled down – it's 375-plus pounds, so my 135 pounds has to hold the sled down to get through the corner at 65-70 mph. That's probably the best way to describe it.
SG: So how does somebody get from driving a stock Kitty Cat to being the sport's World Champion at Eagle River? Tell us your path.
NVS: Like I said, I started out on Kitty Cats and eventually moved up from the stock Arctic Cat to Improved Kitty Cat, which was a little governor tweak here and there. We didn't have 120s when I started, so from there it grew to the[Kitty Cat] F-IIIs, which was a modified engine and a pipe and a stock Kitty Cat chassis. From there it was to full-blown F-1s, which is a modified chassis and the bottom end of the Kitty Cat [engine] but you had a whole bunch of improvements – the pipe and [engine mods] and everything that goes with it. That was pretty much the Champ class of the Kitty Cat racing world – the F-1. A lot of F-1s were designed to look like the old factory Arctic Cat race sleds or the RXL or whatever race sled of the day. Then from there we moved right into the 340s, ran those for a few years, and then into the Improved 440s or the Sprint class with USSA, starting with a 340 [class engine] with a pipe and a race chassis. From there you moved to Semi-Pro and Pro 600 [Sprint], which was a fan-cooled 600 with a race chassis. Then we moved to Semi-Pro Champ, which is a liquid-cooled 440 engine in that same race chassis, that's what the big guys are running – the only difference between the Semi-Pros and the Pros is the experience level. So we ran that a year and got the go-ahead to go do it in Pro. We ran in Pro and I ended up qualifying the first year for the World Championship [in 2009].
SG: So we were already on a Champ sled at age 17?
NVS: Yeah, we had to petition pretty hard for it. I don't want to sound like I'm tooting my horn here but the year before we ran Semi Pro Champ, we ran Sprint 600 with a 500 [class engine] and we had 32 wins and one loss, and the loss came from a fouled spark plug where I ended up taking second. So Dad and I, for the sake of staying on the learning curve, wanted to petition for getting into Semi-Pro Champ because we thought that was the best way to learn and be the best – by competing against them. Just winning all the time [in a lower class] wasn't allowing me to hone any skills or get any better, I was just running out front. We really wanted to help develop my driving ability.
NVS: I think I was seven, walking away from the Derby Track one night with Mom and Dad, and I looked up at them and said, 'I'm going to win that one day.' And, it took me 17 years to do it, but it was a dream come true, for the entire family.
SG: Coming into this year at Eagle River, you've got the chassis that your team built and the Larry Rugland Motorsports engine, are you pretty confident going into the weekend?
NVS: Yeah, I trained a lot – six months I trained for it, weight lifting and a bunch of cardio workouts and some Jujitsu just to work with muscle fatigue. I felt really good, had an awesome diet – lots of proteins and stuff like that for the muscles building. And then, just mentally, I tried to stay calm, I tried to just worry about what was going to happen as far as the racing. Just stay focused on the weekend and not lose my head at all during the week. And then the weekend rolled around and the team was just as excited as I was, so that took a lot of stress off my back, knowing that they were just as eager to get on the track as I was.
SG: So Thursday at Eagle River, you came in right away and set the fastest time in qualifying. Was that a surprise to you, or did you think you had the right setup to go for the poll position?
NVS: We were running fast but we weren't sure how fast, and how many of the other guys were just kind of laying low and getting a feel for the track. When we did go out [for the qualifying run] I didn't want to run a hard, hard lap, you know, I didn't want to go out and push it and break the sled or end up crashing in qualifying, so I just wanted to go out and put a decent lap down. Then I ended up doing that, and when I came in [off the track] I was kind of beating myself up and thinking, "Man, I could have run that harder. But, you know what, I'm still walking and talking and standing up straight and the sled's still running well. We'll just go back to the trailer and see what the times were." And then Dad came up and he hugged me and said, "Man, that was an awesome lap." The times came out and we were in the high 17s and we were like, "Wow, we only did that one other year, and that was the year that Matt and I were battling and they beat us in time trials by a couple thousandths of a second." We ended up holding it [this year] and then everybody kind of knew what we had and we knew what we could accomplish if things stayed in our favor.
SG: The Friday night show was particularly entertaining – you charged through the pack in some of the worst hanging snowdust I've ever seen at a track. How do you do that? Are you counting going down the straightaway, knowing how far away that corner is, or do you have some other method?
NVS: Especially at Eagle River it's rather easy to tell when the corners are coming up because it gets really bumpy going into the corners. And, honestly, you look at the guy's taillight in front of you and as soon as you see it disappear you know you've got to start turning. We're running LED taillights, and pretty much with LED lights, you can only see them straight-on when it's in front of you. If you're catching it at any extreme angle, you can't see it. So as soon as you see his light go away, you think, "OK, he's pitched his sled sideways." So then you start to make your turn and then, oh, there's that taillight again, so you can find your way out of the corner. But yeah, there have been races where you do the old foot tab on the tunnel or you try to find a constant rhythm of counting on the track – how many seconds you have on a straightaway. I don't like doing that because, in the heat of the moment, you're not always following the same line, and I've miscounted more than once. You just hope you get out front – that's about the only sure thing you can do in snowdust, try to be toward the front.
SG: So in the World Championship race itself, there were a lot of red flags, there was a mandatory break 10 laps in with a pitstop. Were you feeling confident throughout the race? How did it come together?
NVS: Yeah, I know when I was running behind Matt [in the first 10 laps] that he was running a good pace and I wanted to stay behind him. I started closing on him and there were a few times when I could have made a move but I didn't feel comfortable doing that – I didn't know if I'd end up crossing him up and have him end up crashing or if I'd end up taking us or both of us out of it. So my only intention for the first 10 laps was to sit up toward the front, stay out of the snowdust and stay out of the bumping and banging toward the back of the pack, and I accomplished that.
Then, about halfway through, I knew I had paced myself and I was in a good position, I wasn't breathing hard and I just had a real clear mind while I was doing it. I also got to learn his line a little bit, where he was running and where he couldn't run, and where I could run when he wasn't in the way. I think that helped a lot. Then we restarted, made a lap and then Travis [McDonald] went out [in a crash that caused a red flag and a restart]. When we restarted again I high sided [in one of the corner] and lost a spot and had to battle and come back and use a little extra effort to get back up toward the front. But I made it up there, but as soon as I did there was another accident and I got put back to third or fourth. Then, when they threw the green flag again, the sled kind of bogged down, it loaded up on the line and I didn't keep it clear. I dropped all the way back to second to last and ended up thinking, "Oh man, this team has worked so hard and it comes down to me not doing my job right." But I charged toward the front with a head of steam and made clean passes and ended up catching the leaders again. I was battling with P.J. [Wanderscheid] and Gary [Moyle] and I was thinking, "Many, we really still have a shot at this. Just drive the rails off of 'er and hold she holds up!" So with one lap left, I end up behind Matt [Schulz] and he made a hard run into corner one and washed out real hard, and that allowed me to make up a lot of ground and we were pretty even down the backstretch. And then he went into [corner] three really hard and washed out again, and I had found a line down low in turns three and four the lap before. I ended up making a clean pass and came out with enough speed to drag race to the finish line. And I was like, "Man, that was really close, I hope I won it." But then when I came around toward the pits there, the whole team was just jumping, so I knew we got it done.
SG: I happened to be standing near a lot of your crew on the tabletop jump in the infield when you came across and won it, and they just exploded. There were people crying, there were people hugging each other, just all sorts of raw emotion. It's maybe hard, for non race fans, to understand just what this means to people – to win a race like this after trying so hard, just how emotional it is. Can you describe what it means, to you but also to your team and family, what it means to reach this moment? What does it mean to all of you guys, to win the Eagle River World Championship?
NVS: It means everything. Every year, we don't really prepare for the season so much as you prepare for Eagle River. If there wasn't an Eagle River, I don't know how many teams would even do this. It's like the Daytona 500 of the snowmobile world. It is THE race that everybody prepares for. Maybe it's toward the beginning or middle of the season, but it's still THE race that everybody wants to win, regardless of what's before or after it. And, to win it, it has a sentimental value to it, it's the history that's behind it. It's about seeing your name on the Snow Goer Cup and being embedded in history forever so when you're 75 or 80 years old, if I'm lucky enough to make it that far, to hopefully bring the grandkids over and walk up and still see your name on the Cup with Jacques Villenueve and the Wahls and everybody else whose name is on that cup. To be able to walk over and say, "I did that." It's something that nobody will ever be able to take away from you.
SG: Beyond what it means to you, why do you think it was so emotional to your entire group that was there?
NVS: Our entire team is not just who shows up at the race track. Our team extends all the way back to the moms and the brothers and the sisters and the cousins – I mean, it's an entire family event. Every Tuesday night we have a dozen or more guys who show up at Erv's after hours and will start working on the sled. As soon as they get there, it's story telling and remembering what we've done in the past. I think my team eats, sleeps and breaths snowmobile racing. There isn't a weekend that goes by – winter, spring, summer or fall – that we're not thinking about racing again. To have that team behind me, it takes a lot of dedication from them all to do it. I think I'm blessed to have the dedication of the team that's behind me, and it's not just the team, it's the people who are then behind them. A lot of people on the team, they could be home with their wife or their kids but they are dedicated to spending time with us. I think we're really fortunate to have that kind of support for us.
SG: So you said you've thought about this since you were 7, but now that you've actually won the race, is it any different than you envisioned it?
NVS: Um, yeah, I mean, I always had dreams of doing it but the reality of it actually becoming an accomplishment for me and the team always seemed distant. Coming through the ranks, you know, when I was in the Kitty Cat world, I always looked up to guys like [1998 World Champion] Terry [Wahl] and Dustin [Wahl] and then it started being guys like P.J. [Wanderscheid] – I still remember the year I got my picture taken with P.J. when he won his first World Championship. Now to be running with those guys and people like Jacques [Villeneuve], it just seems too surreal to even be running with them. When it finally happened, it was just like this huge burden off the shoulders. It's a feeling that I don't think I could get from any other race or anything. It put the team on a high – we accomplished exactly what we set out to do, and that doesn't happen too often in motorsports racing of any kind.
SG: So what was the party like on Sunday night after the race? Did you all cut loose a little bit?
NVS: [Laughs] I let the boys cut loose a little bit – as far as I was concerned, we won the World Championship, but to cut loose didn't make much sense because we still had to race the next weekend. So I laid low and I had one Red Bull – that was the extent of my partying and then I could drive the boys home after that. They were pretty rough, but it was well deserved – they worked just as hard if not harder than I did. You know, I always joke with people, you know, people ask me questions [about the sled] and I don't know. They say, "Well, how can you NOT know, you're the driver," and I say, "Exactly. I just get on the sled and go in circles. They make it go fast." That's the hardest part of it all is tuning it. So it was a much-deserved party for them.
SG: So now you are the guy – and there was probably some 7-year-old kid who got done running his 120 class earlier in the weekend and he saw you win the World Championship. What advice would you give him, when he comes up to have his picture taken with you, just like when you had your picture taken with Terry Wahl or P.J. Wanderscheid?
NVS: Never stop. Always keep pushing. You can't have success without determination. Success comes from a combination of preparation and determination. Eat, sleep and breath your dreams, because you only get one shot at life so live it up to its fullest potential. Never give up, never let anybody talk you down. That's the philosophy I've always had. No matter what somebody else tells you from the outside, they are not in your shoes, they don't know what you are capable of. So you just keep pushing 110 percent and never give me.
SG: Let's give a plug to your sponsors.
NVS: Let's start with Polaris – they've been with us forever. And then Erv's Sales & Service, ACT, Stud Boy, FXR, 509, Amsoil, Duwayne Kreager Insurance, Walker Evans Racing, Stud Boy, Micro Belmont, Augie's Collectables, ABC Computers and Larry Rugland Motorsports.


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Hannah-Jones holds a Master of Arts in Mass Communication from the University of North Carolina and a Bachelor of Arts in History and African American Studies from the University of Notre Dame. Jones currently is the Knight Chair in Race and Journalism at Howard University's Cathy Hughes School of Communications.
The UHD President's Distinguished Lecture Series on Justice, Equity & Inclusion began in 2021 addressing topics such as health equity among communities of color, organizational diversity and the impact of climate change in Houston.
"The goal of the President's Distinguished Lecture Series is to discuss strategies to enhance justice, equity and inclusion among the citizens of our city, state and nation," President Blanchard said. "The insights of a scholar such as Nikole Hannah-Jones will enable us to accomplish this goal among our campus community members attending this event."
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Emphasis is provided to the emotions and senses which are expressed in the art form in romantic music. From the early 1900s, romantic music has been successful in setting up the mood for individuals to show their love and affection in front of others. The intuition of individual imagination and the power to express feelings of love is all shown with the help of this genre of music. The world also became more liberal after the introduction of romantic music as it generated the platforms for better experiences in sharing thoughts and feelings. These are the various reasons that can be beneficial in making the moods of the individuals lighter and calming the mind.
In today's world, romantic music is used in movies for depicting the love stories of two individuals mostly. The affection which is present among friends, family members and relatives all are expressed well with different variations in the romantic movies. Several poems which are written by famous poets are also recited among huge crowds with soft music playing in the background.
The love poems which are written to show the stories behind the star-struck lovers are also recited with the help of sad and soothing music. Classical romantic music further helps in creating the thoughts which are expressed by a person and further helps the listener to better understand what is being tried to be expressed. In the modern era of today's time, most romance has lost its meaning and people are often so busy with online dating and other digital forms of showing their affection to others. Therefore romantic music should be played and listened to and also can be used for showing all the emotions which are required to be shown and understood.
What are the Various Types of Romantic Music genres?
The genre of romantic music has various types such as virtuous piano, passionate songs, expansive symphonies, piano music, and dramatic operas. The giant piano is also used by individuals for sharing their thoughts and emotions in front of the people they have feelings for. Depending on the different situations and ambiance of the room, the romantic music is further played and chose by the individuals. The main types of romantic music include conservative, full and regional. All the songs which are composed in this genre are mostly related and come under any of the three different forms of music.
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CIM is a point to point course, from the Folsom dam to the state capital in Sacramento, along rolling terrain. It is considered to be a "fast course" but that is partly due to the fast field it attracts... It draws many elite marathoners who this year were looking for their last shot at an Olympic trials qualifying time. The race also has a high percentage of runners who end up BQ-ing (last year the percentage was around 22). They even have a BQ bell at the finish for folks to ring if they hit their BQ. There tends to be a longish line in the first hour or so to get to the bell.
Now this is not exactly a "Mickey Mouse" course. The first 17 miles have constant climbs and descents. There's about 300ft of inclines in the course but there also ends up being an overall net decline in the course of 300ft. That can give an advantage. Also, aiding a fast time is that there are very few turns on the course, the mile markers coincide with highway markers, there isn't a course correction factor (added for some of the larger races), a smooth pavement and it is very well organized (for instance there are 17 water/aid stations). There is also a relay component where teams of four split up the marathon.
The race course has a lot of similarity to Boston. An experienced CIM and Boston marathoner remarked that if you could organize the hills in Boston to your advantage you would end with with a course similar to CIM.
Last year, I had an almost perfect race at CIM, so when I saw an opportunity to signup for next year at a "re-run" price of $89, I jumped on it. In some respects running the course again would be a good apples-apples comparison of how my fitness had progressed or retrogressed in the last year.
I intended to run Chicago as my Fall race. Given that Chicago has had some bad weather days in the recent past I needed a back-up. This ended up being prophetic since Chicago did have sub-optimal conditions and I didn't run the race I wanted to.
Change my approach for tapering with less miles and more intensity. I was thinking back to advice from Jonathan. Given how crappy I felt in the taper for Chicago this made sense.
I would be going for broke. I knew there would be a chance that this would result in the wheels coming off and an ugly finish. The aggressive goals I had for myself were: 3:07, 3:03 and 2:59:59.
On race weekend Saturday, I retraced my steps from last year. I took the same flight and stayed at the same hotel.
I lucked out with a window exit seat on my southwest flight. I could not believe it was not taken. My legs definitely appreciated the extra leg space!
I met up with Allison for a "group" picture at the expo. Interestingly, the bibs numbers were assigned by last name. I had 1543 which did make the numerologist in me happy.
The only difference from last year was that I decided to stay off my legs longer and cooked my own food. My optimal source of carbs is rice. That always seems to be a challenge to find in restaurants! I had two full plates of rice at 4pm and 8:30pm.
My obsession with the weather forecast continued... I wanted it to be in the 40Fs so that I could be certain about wearing just shorts and Ts. There was rain in the forecast but hey I'm from Seattle :p It's ironic though that there was rain for five hours during the weekend - the time we'd be waiting for the shuttle and running! I came across "rain racing" guidelines about minimizing the amount of "seeping" clothing - bear skin was to be preferred to longs.
I had some fun conversations with a couple of other runners at the hotel - with the race director for the Wishbone race and organizer for TunnelLite and a guy from Switzerland.
I woke up to see the forecast of guaranteed rain transformed to a chance of showers. I remarked to myself - "This my friends is what we call a miracle of festivus!!"
Unlike last year I was not unduly perturbed about getting to the shuttle pickup point exactly at 5 am. Once I got there I sat in the host hotel instead of standing in the long lines. Soon there were multiple parallel lines for the shuttles. I got up joined one of them and was soon on my way.
I had an interesting conversation in the bus with someone who had run CIM multiple times but had not run it recently. I felt much better in the bus than I did last year. Perhaps that was to be taken as a warning sign.
Once I reached that start I hit the porta-potty lines. There were several porta-potties and I did not have to wait for long. You've got to love how things that matter are so well taken care of at CIM. It had started raining/drizzling so I joined several runners who took shelter by the shops near the start. After a bit I moved to a gas station to take shelter... Twenty minutes before the start, I shed my hoodie, dropped off my drop bag and made my way to the start. Then, it really started pouring! I found a tent near the start to hang out. Soon a bunch or runners joined me. I was so close to the start that I could see the lady who sang the national anthem. The start lineup is informal (without corrals) but organized. It was a luxury to be able to leave the dry tent only five minutes before the race started.
I had in my pocket Taz splits for a sub-3, which indicated that the first mile was to be the fastest mile in the race. I attempted to hit the split for the first mile. In hindsight this was wrong at many levels and unlike the way I run marathons. It would be the only Taz split I hit and the only time I looked at the Taz band.
I had begun to feel quite thirsty and the first water stop could not come soon enough! It started raining/pouring and would continue doing so till mile 8. It did not impact me while running but I would feel the blisters later in the race.
My legs felt tired while going up the inclines. I was not feeling as strong as I did last year and I began to notice my splits lagging last year's splits.
The first relay point which in some ways resembled a major exchange at Ragnar. It was awesome to see folks cheering as they waited for their teams. Jonathan called out my name... I would see him two more times on the course.
The 3:05 group had caught up with me. That was disappointing and demotivating. This was a repeat of Chicago but at least that did not happen till the half way point. I heard the 3:05 pace leaders promise their followers that they were right on pace.
I tried to keep the pace group in my sights but they were pulling away.
I was a couple of minutes behind my pace from last year and I was fading fast. There was quite a bit of support at the half way point. There would be a sign indicating that we had hit the "middle miles".
I had began to feel things falling apart physically - right calf and quad, left hamstring and blisters on my lower feet. It was perhaps due to a medley of things - not having recovered from last week's Seattle pacing effort, starting out too fast and deciding to run in "test" shoes.
They had an actual brick wall to run through just after mile 20. This was quite neat. Additionally amazing was a full marching band and lots of other people playing music, dancing, etc.
It was the turn of the 3:10 group to now pass me :( I had no chance of keeping up with them. I would also start to walk for the first time - I surrendered.
The signs indicated that we had hit the "final miles".
I had a lot of time to examine the overpass this year. I walked some and ran some... I was walking when I saw Jonathan. Embarrassed I smiled and jogged for a bit.
We began to see race photographers taking pictures. I tried to appear strong as I passed them but I was absolutely certain I wouldn't be ordering those this year.
I spent a lot of time running around a girl from Brooklyn. She was running at a slower pace but not stopping as much as I was. I was running faster than her when I was running. She offered words of encouragement to me. That seemed to propel me to get ahead of her.
The 3:15 pacer and a couple of runners with them had caught-up with me. I ran with them for about half mile and that helped me stop walking for a bit. It would have been nice to be able to have kept up with them to the finish but I could not do so mentally.
On the positive side I registered and had the time to see a lot more of the course this year. I admired the beautiful neighborhoods and mansions lining the streets.
My left hamstring was starting to lock. If we had to go another mile I probably would not have had the ability to run anymore (kind of like St George 2007).
The last turn for the different men's and women's finish... I was careful to avoid anyone in my finish line pics this year.
I think the contrast between the finish this year and last year could not have been more stark. I was on top of the world last year. This year I was feeling pretty low. I saw excited folks lining up to ring the BQ bell.
This marathon and perhaps this entire year was overshadowed by my race here last year. That was such a perfect race! I attempted to beat or match it all year. I did realize at times that my fitness was not at the same level yet I ran to beat last year's time. As a result I had a fade in Chicago and a more painful finish here. I used to be good at running marathons based on effort. That's what I need to get back to. A major factor was that I was about 10 pounds heavier than last year - a realization that running a lot is not a substitute for eating right.
Scanning through all my race results I noticed that this was my 7th fastest marathon in all. It was also my 40th marathon. At the end of the day, I am always thankful for the ability to finish a marathon - whatever the finish time. I know that this, running a marathon, is something I won't have the ability to do someday. That gratitude is magnified on reaching a milestone such as this - completing 40 marathons.
I won't be running CIM next year but I do expect to run it again at some point.
I've got sometime to reflect and come up with a game plan for Boston. I am sure I'll be motivated for redemption come Patriots day!


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Duckworth Addresses Cadets at Northern Illinois University's ROTC Commissioning Ceremony
DEKALB, IL - Combat Veteran and U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) addressed Northern Illinois University's (NIU) ROTC Battalion Commissioning Ceremony today as eight cadets took the oath to become U.S. Army officers. Duckworth, an alumna of NIU's ROTC program, highlighted the need to improve care and support for American servicemembers and Veterans. Audio of her speech is available here, a video clip is available here and a photo of the event is available here.
"It's an honor to be a part of NIU's ROTC commissioning ceremony as these cadets begin their journey as the next generation of Army officers," said Senator Duckworth. "I'm grateful for the time I spent in NIU's ROTC program and I'm proud to go to work every single day in the Senate to make sure our nation's military men and women receive the support they have earned."
Today's ceremony included the commissioning of Second Lt. Ally Lehman, NIU star basketball player and one of just 10 women selected nationally for the infantry in 2017. This year, only about 1 in 500 infantrymen are women.
Duckworth, a Purple Heart recipient, completed NIU's ROTC program in May of 1992 and went on to serve in the Reserve Forces for 23 years. She retired from military service in 2014 at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.


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For anyone who longs to experience some of the great movie musical moments again, "That's Entertainment" is a Godsend. For anyone who hasn't seen many, or any, of the great MGM musicals and wants to know what made them great, "That's Entertainment" is a revelation. Either way, it's an entertainment extravaganza that can't be beat, and it's easy to see why it was the surprise movie hit of 1974.
In fact, I remember the first time I saw it. I was sixteen, and I saw it at a matinee showing, with my Mother, at the now-defunct Cooper Theater in Denver, Colorado. I think what amazed us the most about the film was that, after almost every number, the audience burst into prolonged applause. You'd think it was a concert instead of a movie! But that's the appeal that these timeless musical moments have. You don't just watch this movie, you're PART of it.
As Frank Sinatra says at the outset of the film, "You can wait around and hope, but you'll never see the like of this again."
An affectionate tribute to the great movie musicals that became a great movie musical itself. See it! See it! See it!
During her narrative section, Liza Minnelli erroneously states that her mother, Judy Garland "once told me that MGM seemed obsessed with Shirley Temple. They even offered Fox Clark Gable and Jean Harlow just to obtain Temple for a picture Metro was preparing. But the deal fell through, so MGM went head with the picture and cast Momma in the role of Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz (1939)." In fact, Jean Harlow died before MGM began preparations for The Wizard of Oz.
Before Leo the Lion roars at the beginning, the words "Beginning our next 50 years" appear in the lion's traditional place in the MGM logo, which itself has been modified to indicate the company's golden anniversary.
Some TV prints extend Bing Crosby's segment by adding the musical number "True Love" from "High Society" (1956).


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"We are extremely pleased to partner with Risk Cooperative and Ridge Global to offer Secured2 and Microsoft customers indemnification against data loss. Our security combined with indemnification is a defining product for the entire data processing and cybersecurity industry. We can speak with utmost confidence that Secured2 protects your data from all threats including emerging threats like Quantum Computing!" said Daren Klum, CEO of Secured2 Corporation.
The Secured2, Risk Cooperative and Ridge Global partnership creates a bundled solution with Secured2s ground breaking data security encryption. Additional Microsoft Azure hosted products (Secured2 Depositbox, Secured2 Collaborate and Secured2 API) will also be released in Fall 2017.
Secured2 was recently named among the top 20 cyber security firms in the country by CIO Review Magazine and has been recently endorsed by the former head of FBI Cyber Crime Chief Scott Larson. Secured2 has also undergone customer vetting from large Universities, the banking industry, global medical solution providers and multi-national corporations.
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What is the plant-based Tara protein?
The leguminous plant produces pea-style pods containing seeds and can be used in food manufacturing.
Crystal Lindell
KEYWORDS Confectionery protein / Tara / Westec
One of the newest plant-based alternatives comes from the mountains of Peru — the Tara tree/shrub (Cesalpina spinosa).
This small, thorny leguminous plant produces pea-style pods containing seeds. Tara gum or Peruvian carob, as it is known, is transformed into usable protein by finely grinding these seeds into powder, which can range from white to yellowish in color.
Tara exhibits a slightly nutty flavor with a smooth texture. It is soluble in hot water and partially soluble in cold water. That makes it great to use in the baking and pasta-making industries and for use in a variety of confections, bars and similar snack foods. It also can be used as a vegetable-based meat substitutes because it "browns" nicely when heated. In addition it can be used in protein drinks and as a raw ingredient in isolated protein and amino acid extracts.
Tara contains 16 amino acids, including all nine (or eight, depending upon your school of thought) of the essential amino acids. It's also gluten-free; has no additives or preservatives; is non-GMO, vegan and kosher; is a source of dietary fiber; contains antioxidants and glucosilonates and is not a tree nut or derivative.
But its uses go beyond food. The Incas of Peru discovered a wide variety of uses for Tara that the local indigenous communities still employ today. Some of these uses include treating skin irritations and throat aches, as well as producing black dye for clothing and leather.
Westec Inc., a long-established agricultural seed company, based in Reno, Nevada, has recently begun importing Tara from a respected source in Peru. This responsibly- and sustainably-grown Tara is available as either conventional or certified-organic.
For further information and samples, contact Westec, Inc. directly.
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Travel South Yorkshire said bus services will be unable to serve the Acorn Estate, Stannington, while Greaves Lane is closed.
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I was in the CX F lounge last week which was pretty busy – until they called the Qantas flight!
Many premium airlines have cottoned on to the fact that lounges can be significant money spinners due to the cross-charging of other airlines for access (either on the basis of class travelled or elite status). This is just one of the reasons Cathay (among others) are investing so much money in lounges. In general, it is the third-party-contract lounges which get sniffy about allowing people in. Lounges owned and operated by an airline are often only too happy particularly if it is a high-quality lounge, unless capacity is really constrained.


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Lista de los campeones del Abierto de Australia de 1962:

Individual masculino

Rod Laver (AUS) d. Roy Emerson (AUS),  8–6, 0–6, 6–4, 6–4

Individual femenino

Margaret Court (AUS) d. Jan Lehane O'Neill (AUS),  6–0, 6–2

Dobles masculino

Roy Emerson/Neale Fraser (AUS)

Dobles femenino

Margaret Court (AUS)/Robyn Ebbern (AUS)

Dobles mixto

Lesley Turner Bowrey (AUS)/Fred Stolle (AUS)

Campeonato de Australia 1962


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Gordon New Brunswick, N. Here Miss Anthony arose again. The History of Woman Suffrage, which she co-edited, reported that one of the jurors said, "The verdict of guilty would not have been mine, could I have spoken, nor should I have been alone.
She was hung in effigy, and in Syracuse her image was dragged through the streets. Away from Quaker influences for the first time in her life, at the age of 26 she began to replace her plain clothing with more stylish dresses, and she quit using "thee" and other forms of speech traditionally used by Quakers.
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But the setting—gloomy, staid Salem, where in the s nineteen men and women were convicted of witchcraft and hanged—endowed the murder case with another layer of gothic intrigue. She also declared that even if he had allowed the jury to discuss the case, she still would have been denied her right to a trial by a jury of her peers because women were not allowed to be jurors.
A large part of his reputation rested on his passionate oratory on behalf of the accused. As Anthony had no husband, she was a feme sole and could freely sign contracts for convention halls, printed materials, etc.
Then, on May 14, Joseph Knapp Sr. When Stanton arrived at an important meeting in with her speech not yet written, Anthony insisted that Stanton stay in her hotel room until she had written it, and she placed a younger colleague outside her door to make sure she did so.
A law passed inhowever, excluded women from voting in that state. The inspectors were found guilty of violating the Enforcement Act of and fined. The second trial brought debate over the forensic evidence to the fore.
The Association drew up reports on working conditions and provided educational opportunities for working women. If Hunt had ordered her to be jailed until she paid the fine, Anthony could have taken her case to the Supreme Court.
In her letters, she said the project "makes me feel growly all the time District Court Judge Nathan K. The legal basis for the challenge would be the recently adopted Fourteenth Amendmentpart of which reads: Although it was more sensible than the traditional heavy dresses that dragged the ground, she reluctantly quit wearing it after a year because it gave her opponents the opportunity to focus on her apparel rather than her ideas.
Judge Hunt—The Court orders the prisoner to sit down. Anthony decided that women needed the vote so that politicians would listen to them. Anthony excelled at organizing, while Stanton had an aptitude for intellectual matters and writing.
Selden The other fourteen women who had voted and were subsequently arrested were: But this time the prosecution included the formal testimony of Dr. Sandersboth in The last volume, edited by Anthony and Ida Husted Harper, was published in Women won the right to vote in Wyoming in and in Utah in It overstates the role of Anthony and Stanton, and it understates or ignores the roles of Stone and other activists who did not fit into the historical narrative that Anthony and Stanton developed.
No one had made plaster casts of the incriminating footprints that Ward had carefully covered the morning of the murder. Henry Colman, an intimate friend of the White family.
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First round is for acceptance. I will argue that it was "Lethal Weapon" or "Die Hard" who launched the buddy cop genre, not "48 hours." I want con to make the argument that "48 Hours" launched the genre.
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48 Hours debuted 1982. LW in 1987; DH in 1988. 48 Hours proceeds them by an estimated 5-6 years therefore establishing two opposite characters in a cop drama/comedy/action film.
The reason 48 Hours isn't a buddy film is because of the racism and lack of respect that Jack Cates (played by Nick Nolte) has for Reggie Hammond (played by Eddie Murphy). And likewise, I also have reason to believe that Cates really disrespects his black boss, making him not just a racist but a fool who would put his own job at jeapordy.
What is a buddy film, you may ask? There has to be a level of respect. Mind you, it doesn't have to be a friendly relationship, but eventually it has to become friendship. Mind you, in Lethal Weapon, Riggs and Murtough coundn't fear each other more. Murtough wanted to retire and Riggs was suicidal because of the loss of his wife. However, even in the moments when there seemed to be a aversion for each other, they got along. When they are on their way to apprehend suspects at a cozy mansion (the one with the pool), they already get along, with Murtough laugh. Buddy cops are supposed to be pleasant. Partners having a good time, sharing jokes.
48 Hours is anything but a buddy movie. Cates treats Hammond with disrespect, calls him a "nigger" and a "spearchucker," even makes a messed up remark about how he didn't know that "darker people got foreign car jobs."
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In the beginning of the movie, in exchange for Hammond's favor and service of trying to help him get a criminal, named Ganz, Nolte refuses to let Hammond out of prison, and only does so, because that's how desperate he was
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The sequal to the movie isn't any more of a buddy film either. Cates cheats Hammond of his money, and Hammond hates Cates for a good reason. Nothing there has the making of a buddy film whatsoever. It's more depressing to watch sometimes.
For those reasons it couldn't have been that movie. "Die Hard" is more of a fairy tale with friendship than "Lethal Weapon." Bruce Willis' character is pals with Reginald Veljohnson's character, and has been.
But both are more buddy cop films than "48 Hours," which is more pitting an angry black man with a potential Klan member, and yes I mean what I say, as Cates acts like one throughout the entire film, and he's even worse in the second, because he's a snide backstabber who cheats people.
Your comment: "The reason 48 Hours isn't a buddy film is because of the racism and lack of respect that Jack Cates" is based on opinion not a general consensus of what a "buddy cop film" consist of.
Wikipedia states:
"A buddy cop film is a film with plots involving two people of very different and conflicting personalities who are forced to work together to solve a crime and/or defeat criminals, sometimes learning from each other in the process. The two are normally cops, but some films, such as 48 Hrs. (a cop and a con), that are not about two cops may still be referred to as buddy cop films."
Respectable critics say...
Matt's Movie Review:
"One of the first buddy action movies, 48 Hrs. laid the ground work for the sub-genre that was at its best during the 1980's." Umm, like Lethal Weapon.
Ebert wrote:
"What makes the movie special is how it's made. Nolte and Murphy are good, and their dialogue is good, too -- quirky and funny. ... Where [Walter] Hill [the director] grows in this movie is in his ability to create characters. In a lot of his earlier movies ("The Warriors," "The Driver," "The Long Riders," "Southern Comfort") he preferred men who were symbols, who represented things and so didn't have to be human. In "48 Hrs.," Nolte and Murphy are human, vulnerable, and touching. Also mean, violent, and chauvinistic."
Dave Kehlr (Chicago Review):
"All in all, a superior genre piece, if not the height of Hill's artistry."
More than 30 years ago 48 Hours was recognized as a buddy cop film by film critics and audiences. Thus predating LW by 5 years.
Actually according to this source: only my definition of buddy cop movie really is the accepted definition:
The operative word here is "may." It's never stated that movies that are not about two cops can be referred to as buddy cop movies, but only that maybe they could, which means the genereal consencious is that thost movies are usually about two cops working together, and in every true buddy cop movie there is also an ounce of respect. For this reason "48 Hours" can never really be a true buddy cop movie. It's too mean-spirited and vicious.
In most buddy cop movies, the partners are free people. Though it's understandible that Reggie is a criminal. Still, the way he treats Hammond repeatedly is as if they're not really partners. He even states in the beginning of the movie: "We ain't partners, we ain't brothers, and we ain't friends."
Now here's more on why "48 Hours" series isn't buddy cop: in the second movie, Cates is worse than he was in the first. He actually cheats Reggie of his money, against his will, with a smug arrogance.
No, no, no, sir. The operative wording is "the two are normally cops". which implies a buddy cop film isn't restricted to both lead characters being "police officers". They can be FBI agents or CIA agents as in "This Means War" which grossed a whopping $156,491,279. As long as one lead character is a "law enforcement agent" that is "teamed up" with someone "opposite" his/her character and the "two work together to stop a crime" it will be, may be, or is considered a "buddy cop film."
Your grievance that Cates is too disrespectful to Hammond is irrelevant to the heart of Cates's character and status. He is a redneck cop, so of course he's going to "dislike and disrespect a black convicted felon." Is it logical to assume that a redneck cop is going to cuddle a black felon, invite him over for Thanksgiving, and name a son after him? No. The character opposition made sense.
As Ebert stated in 2004 about 48Hrs: "The two men start out suspicious of each other in this movie and work up to a warm dislike. But eventually, grudgingly, a kind of respect starts to grow."
Citing Another 48 Hours is not relevant since your premise restricted the movies to LW, DH, and 48H, and not their franchises. It would be irrelevant to base this argument off your premise: that LW4 centered around an American superiority in its cliched representation of thuggish, martial artists Asian organization, therefore LW did not launch the buddy cop genre. That sir, would be a silly argument.
I forfeit. Damn, you beat me, pal. I need to fine tune my debates. hehe. You win!
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 Toke van Helmond, Bob Hanf 1894–1944, De Engelbewaarder, kwartaalschrift van de vrienden van het Amsterdamsch litterair Café De Engelbewaarder, nr. 24 (Amsterdam, 1982).
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