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100th Indianapolis 500 Nominated for Sports Event of the Year Award
March 21, 2017 Uncategorized No comments
The 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by PennGrade Motor Oil in 2016 was nominated for the Sports Event of the Year award to be presented at the 10th annual Sports Business Awards, the leading recognition for the North American sports industry.
Sports industry leaders will gather Wednesday evening, May 24 at the New York Marriott Marquis at Times Square for the ceremony, presented by Street and Smith's SportsBusiness Journal. This year's event features 87 nominees across 17 categories.
"The 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by PennGrade Motor Oil was an incredible success that created lifelong memories for our fans and generated significant momentum for the Verizon IndyCar Series," Hulman & Company CEO Mark Miles said. "We're grateful to the SportsBusiness Journal for its recognition of the hard work that went into years of planning and execution for this once-in-a-lifetime event."
This is the first time "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing" has been nominated for this esteemed award. Other 2016 nominees are the Copa America Centenario Knockout Round, Ryder Cup, World Series, Pilot Flying J Battle at Bristol and the World Cup of Hockey.
The 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500 was one of the most memorable and successful editions of the world's most prestigious race, which has been an American icon since the inaugural running in 1911.
IMS was completely sold out for an Indianapolis 500 Race Day for the first time, with a massive crowd witnessing Alexander Rossi become the first rookie winner of the race since 2001.
The facility, which opened in 1909, also underwent many significant physical improvements for spectators as part of the Project 100 program that culminated with the 100th Running.
SOURCE: Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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Little League champs named Watkins Glen grand marshals
September 1, 2016 Uncategorized No comments
Watkins Glen International will recognize the newly crowned Little League World Series champion Maine-Endwell (N.Y.) baseball team with players and coaches set to serve as grand marshals at Sunday's INDYCAR Grand Prix at The Glen.
A sparkling 24-0 season record was capped by five Little League World Series wins – including a 2-1 victory over South Korea in the final – making Maine-Endwell the first team from New York to win the title since 1964. The team also received the Jack Losch Little League World Series Team Sportsmanship Award, an honor voted on by peers at the tournament.
Watkins Glen also announced that Doug Allen, the in-house singer for the NHL's Buffalo Sabres, will perform the national anthems prior to Saturday's Indy Lights presented by Cooper Tires race and Sunday's Verizon IndyCar Series race. Also known as "Anthem Guy," Allen's enthusiastic deliveries of "O Canada" and "The Star Spangled Banner" have been thrilling thousands of Sabres fans more than 20 years.
SOURCE: INDYCAR
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RC Enerson confirmed for final two INDYCAR races with Coyne
Dale Coyne Racing confirmed that RC Enerson, who made his Verizon IndyCar Series debut in impressive fashion a month ago at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, will drive the team's No. 19 Boy Scouts of America Honda in the final two events of the season – this weekend's INDYCAR Grand Prix at The Glen and the Sept. 16-18 GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma.
Enerson was quick from the outset during the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio race weekend, posting the seventh-best lap in a pair of practice sessions and clocking the fastest race lap of any Honda driver, when he finished 19th after going a lap down midway through the event after he ran out of fuel coming into the pits.
The 19-year-old Floridian, who started this season in Indy Lights presented by Cooper Tires, is eager for the challenge of Watkins Glen International after testing on the 3.37-mile permanent road course Aug. 11.
"I think we have a good weekend ahead of us," Enerson said. "We were really quick in testing, we seem to have pretty good cars. We still need to work a little bit more, but we should be able to dial in the car in practice before qualifying and that should put us in a pretty good spot."
Watkins Glen is the site of the first Indy car win for Dale Coyne Racing, captured by the late Justin Wilson in 2009. Enerson will team with fellow Verizon IndyCar Series rookie Conor Daly there this weekend.
"I'm just looking forward to getting back in the car. I think the track layout is pretty cool, it has a bit of a Mid-Ohio taste to it almost because of all the elevation changes and a lot of high-speed, flowing corners. That new pavement that they have – I never got to drive on the old one – but apparently it has way more grip and I believe it because it's pretty intense how much speed you can carry into the corners and how much the car will actually take.
"I think my objective for the weekend is pretty much the same thing as Mid-Ohio, to pull as much experience as I can from this and do my best and see what kind of result I can bring home."
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Firestone 600 post-event infraction
INDYCAR announced the following post-event infraction from the conclusion of the Firestone 600, which was completed Aug. 27 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas:
• INDYCAR fined Schmidt Peterson Motorsports $20,000 and penalized the team 25 entrant and driver points after the No. 5 entry of James Hinchcliffe was found in violation of Rule 14.6.8.2.2 of the Verizon IndyCar Series rule book (domed skid wear) in post-race inspection.
"In our post-race analysis this week it was determined the skid plate on the No. 5 entry was worn and in violation of our rules," said Jay Frye, INDYCAR president of competition and operations. "This was both a performance advantage and a safety concern, as the domed portion of the skid had been ground down to the point it would have been ineffective."
Members may contest the imposition of the penalties pursuant to the procedures and timelines detailed in the review and appeal procedures of the Verizon IndyCar Series rulebook.
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2016 Firestone 600 Race Results
August 29, 2016 Uncategorized No comments
Results Saturday of the Firestone 600 Verizon IndyCar Series event on the 1.455-mile Texas Motor Speedway, with order of finish, starting position in parentheses, driver, aero kit-engine, laps completed and reason out (if any):
1. (13) Graham Rahal, Honda, 248, Running
2. (10) James Hinchcliffe, Honda, 248, Running
3. (8) Tony Kanaan, Chevrolet, 248, Running
4. (6) Simon Pagenaud, Chevrolet, 248, Running
5. (3) Helio Castroneves, Chevrolet, 248, Running
6. (15) Charlie Kimball, Chevrolet, 247, Running
7. (1) Carlos Munoz, Honda, 247, Running
8. (7) Will Power, Chevrolet, 247, Running
9. (17) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 246, Running
10. (18) Sebastien Bourdais, Chevrolet, 246, Running
11. (9) Alexander Rossi, Honda, 246, Running
12. (12) Marco Andretti, Honda, 245, Running
13. (11) Ryan Hunter-Reay, Honda, 245, Running
14. (22) Gabby Chaves, Honda, 245, Running
15. (19) Max Chilton, Chevrolet, 243, Running
16. (16) Mikhail Aleshin, Honda, 231, Contact
17. (20) Jack Hawksworth, Honda, 227, Contact
18. (14) Ed Carpenter, Chevrolet, 223, Contact
19. (2) Scott Dixon, Chevrolet, 211, Contact
20. (4) Takuma Sato, Honda, 160, Mechanical
21. (21) Conor Daly, Honda, 42, Contact
22. (5) Josef Newgarden, Chevrolet, 41, Contact
Race Statistics
Winner's average speed: 144.901
Time of Race: 02:29:24.8886
Margin of victory: 0.0080 of a second
Cautions: 5 for 53 laps
Lead changes: 14 among 8 drivers
Lap Leaders:
Munoz 1 – 37
Newgarden 38 – 39
Hunter-Reay 40
Hinchcliffe 41 – 74
Hunter-Reay 75 – 84
Hinchcliffe 85 – 120
Castroneves 121 – 126
Hinchcliffe 127 – 220
Carpenter 221
Castroneves 226
Kanaan 236
Rahal 248
Verizon IndyCar Series point standings: Pagenaud 529, Power 501, Kanaan 416, Castroneves 415, Newgarden 406, Dixon 397, Rahal 394, Hinchcliffe 392, Munoz 382, Kimball 361.
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Graham Rahal wins closest finish in Texas Motor Speedway history
Verizon IndyCar Series fans waited 76 days for the Firestone 600 to be completed at Texas Motor Speedway. It was definitely worth the wait.
Graham Rahal passed James Hinchcliffe coming out of the last turn of the last lap and held on for the win by 0.0080 of a second – the closest finish in the 20-year history of the 1.455-mile oval and the fifth-closest finish of any Indy car race in history.
"I didn't want to go through this year without a win," Rahal said. "On that last yellow, I was telling myself this could be my chance, you'd better get it done. We're just lucky it all worked out."
The nail-biting finish climaxed an evening of thrilling Verizon IndyCar Series racing as the event suspended by rain after 71 laps June 12 was completed under the lights at TMS. Eight drivers swapped the lead 14 times throughout the 248 laps (including the June portion), with Hinchcliffe setting the pace for 188 laps in the No. 5 Arrow Schmidt Peterson Motorsports Honda.
Hinchcliffe and Rahal led the field to the green flag on the final restart on Lap 240, with Helio Castroneves, Tony Kanaan and Simon Pagenaud the only other lead-lap cars giving chase. On fresher tires after making pit stops during the last caution period, championship leader Pagenaud and Kanaan each made bids for the lead that Hinchcliffe denied – often with the help of a push from behind by fellow Honda driver Rahal. At one point on Lap 244, the top four cars ran side by side.
On the final lap, Rahal ducked inside of Hinchcliffe in Turns 3 and 4 and pulled enough of an advantage to hold on by the narrowest of margins for his fourth career victory and first since winning at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in August 2015.
"I knew I was going to have to try to fake Hinch to the top side because there was only one way to actually clear him, which was to the bottom," said Rahal, the 14th driver to win an Indy car race by leading only the last lap and the first to do it since Hinchcliffe at Sao Paulo, Brazil, in 2013. "I was just very lucky it worked and I have to thank Hinch a lot because he gave me some good room at the bottom and it didn't end up in tears."
Hinchcliffe wasn't consoled by his best finish of the season and best since he won at NOLA Motorsports Park in April 2015.
"When we cleared Tony and it was just me and Graham coming down to the checkered, I thought the momentum is on the outside. I feel like I've kind of seen it here 10 times before in races in years past, and I thought we were still going to be able to do it.
"But, man, he rolled through the center of (Turns) 3 and 4 with a whole lot of speed. I hadn't been next to a car all night that cleared me that quickly. That was the time to make that move. It's just tough having a car like that and leading that many laps, but not the one that counted."
Kanaan wound up third, the 76th podium finish of his 19-year Indy car career (11th on the all-time list). Pagenaud finished fourth, upping his points advantage to 28 over teammate Will Power, who finished eighth, with two races remaining.
"Wow, that was exciting!" Pagenaud said. "I don't think I have any breath left. I thought we were going to get it, but when it went four wide I got touched and pushed me into (Hinchcliffe) and I had to back out of it or there was going to be a big wreck."
The race restarted with 20 of the 22 cars competing. Josef Newgarden and Conor Daly crashed on Lap 42 in June and were ruled ineligible for the completion because their cars could not have been repaired that day.
With the INDYCAR Grand Prix at The Glen (Sept. 4) and the GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma (Sept. 18) remaining on the schedule, nine drivers remain mathematically alive for the 2016 championship: Pagenaud, Power, Kanaan, Castroneves, Newgarden, Scott Dixon, Rahal, Hinchcliffe and Carlos Munoz.
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Win by Power at ABC Supply 500 tightens championship race
It's a whole new race for the 2016 Verizon IndyCar Series championship. By winning today's ABC Supply 500 at Pocono Raceway, Team Penske's Will Power claimed his fourth victory of the season and closed within 20 points of the top of the standings.
Power held off Verizon P1 Award pole winner Mikhail Aleshin by 1.1459 seconds on the 2.5-mile "Tricky Triangle" oval to also collect the 29th win of his Indy car career. It tied him with a pair of Team Penske greats for 11th on the all-time victory list – Rick Mears and Helio Castroneves.
"I love winning 500-mile races and this is one of the toughest ovals that we race on," said Power, whose other 500-mile victory came in the 2013 season finale at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, Calif.
The 200-lap race was delayed a day after heavy rain Sunday forced its postponement. Starting eighth, Power gradually moved his No. 12 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet to the front, not taking his first lead until Lap 64.
"The car started off really, really difficult to drive," said the 2014 Verizon IndyCar Series champion, who led 55 laps on the day, including the last 36. "We adjusted on it all day and, for the second half of the race, the car was just awesome."
Meanwhile, points leader Simon Pagenaud crashed out of the race on Lap 158 in the No. 22 Menards Team Penske Chevrolet, finishing 18th, and saw his cushion trimmed by 38 points with three races remaining on the 2016 schedule – the completion of the rain-suspended Firestone 600 at Texas Motor Speedway on Aug. 27, the INDYCAR Grand Prix at The Glen on Sept. 4 and the double-points GoPro Grand Prix of Sonoma on Sept. 18.
"We are chipping away at it and obviously there is still a lot to go," said Power, who sat out the season opener at St. Petersburg with an inner-ear infection but ran his string of finishing first or second to the last six completed races. "Now we will give it everything. We will give it everything because we really want to win this championship."
Runner-up Aleshin led a race-high and career-high 87 laps in equaling his career-best finish. The driver of the No. 7 SMP Racing Schmidt Peterson Honda shadowed Power over the closing 18 laps but couldn't make the pass for the lead.
"I'm very proud of my team and everyone who works on the SMP Racing car No. 7," said Aleshin, the first Russian driver to win an Indy car pole position. "They did a fantastic job today and it paid off. Will was just faster in the end and I couldn't do anything with him.
"When I was catching him, I almost put my car into the wall a couple of times but I still couldn't overtake him. He has a fair win, for sure, but I'm happy to be in second place because we had some difficult moments this race and this year, so this is a good position to move forward."
Ryan Hunter-Reay, winner of the 2015 ABC Supply 500, charged from last place on the starting grid to finish third. Hunter-Reay moved into the lead by Lap 49 and ran up front until an electronics malfunction in his No. 28 DHL Honda on Lap 163 dropped him a lap down. The Andretti Autosport driver got back on the lead lap during the last caution period and raced from 12th place to third over the final 20 laps.
"I had to come through the field twice and that is heartbreaking for us," Hunter-Reay said. "This is the type of year it has been, really heartbreaking. The No. 28 DHL Honda really deserved to be in contention for the win there at the end.
"I was going through Turn 2 and (the car) just shut off. I (power) cycled the car once and nothing happened, then I came into the pits and power cycled it again – turned it off, on – and then it refired and we were a lap down. I had to come through the field twice, but the car was a rocket ship. It's a shame."
2016 Indianapolis 500 winner Alexander Rossi, three-time Indy 500 winner Castroneves and Charlie Kimball were involved in a pit-lane incident on Lap 64. As Rossi was exiting his pit, his car made contact with Kimball, who was entering his pit. Rossi's car was launched over the top of Castroneves.
None of the drivers was injured. Kimball continued and finished 15th, while the contact ended the day for Castroneves and Rossi in 18th and 19th, respectively. Also uninjured was Takuma Sato, who crashed in Turn 1 on the opening lap and finished 22nd.
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2016 ABC Supply 500 Pocono Race Results
Results Monday of the ABC Supply 500 Verizon IndyCar Series event on the 2.5-mile Pocono Raceway, with order of finish, starting position in parentheses, driver, aero kit-engine, laps completed and reason out (if any):
2. (1) Mikhail Aleshin, Honda, 200, Running
3. (22) Ryan Hunter-Reay, Honda, 200, Running
4. (2) Josef Newgarden, Chevrolet, 200, Running
5. (18) Sebastien Bourdais, Chevrolet, 200, Running
6. (19) Scott Dixon, Chevrolet, 200, Running
10. (6) James Hinchcliffe, Honda, 200, Running
11. (11) Graham Rahal, Honda, 200, Running
14. (12) Jack Hawksworth, Honda, 200, Running
15. (16) Charlie Kimball, Chevrolet, 199, Running
16. (20) Conor Daly, Honda, 198, Running
17. (21) Pippa Mann, Honda, 197, Running
18. (14) Simon Pagenaud, Chevrolet, 157, Contact
19. (4) Helio Castroneves, Chevrolet, 63, Contact
20. (7) Alexander Rossi, Honda, 63, Contact
21. (10) Ed Carpenter, Chevrolet, 57, Mechanical
22. (3) Takuma Sato, Honda, 1, Contact
Winner's average speed: 180.198 mph
Time of Race: 2:46:28.9856
Margin of victory: 1.1459 seconds
Aleshin 1
Newgarden 2 – 10
Aleshin 11 -31
Rossi 32 – 33
Dixon 34 – 35
Bourdais 36 – 37
Aleshin 38 – 48
Newgarden 61
Power 64 – 65
Kanaan 96
Dixon 97
Aleshin 100 – 119
Hunter-Reay 120 – 122
Newgarden 123 – 125
Power 126 – 128
Pagenaud 129
Bourdais 157
Aleshin 164
Verizon IndyCar Series Point Standings: Pagenaud 497, Power 477, Newgarden 397, Dixon 386, Castroneves 384, Kanaan 380, Munoz 354, Hinchcliffe 349, Rahal 343, Kimball 333.
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Simon Pagenaud Wins 2016 Mid-Ohio, Continues on Championship Run
July 31, 2016 Uncategorized No comments
If there were any questions that Simon Pagenaud was feeling the pressure of the Verizon IndyCar Series title battle, the Team Penske driver answered them emphatically with an aggressive victory at today's Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio.
Pagenaud, in the No. 22 PPG Automotive Refinish Chevrolet, banged his way past teammate and primary championship contender Will Power for the deciding pass of the race and drove on to a 4.1620-second victory. Coupled with winning the Verizon P1 Award in qualifying Saturday, Pagenaud extended his championship advantage to 58 points over Power with 12 of 16 races completed.
"The car was really good today, so when it was time to push, it was easy to lay down some fast laps," said Pagenaud, who picked up his series-leading fourth win this season and eighth of his career. "The red Firestone tires were amazing today on the car. I just pushed as hard as we could and here we are. It's awesome, four wins this year."
Starting from pole, Pagenaud led only 17 laps through the first two-thirds of the 90-lap race – the 32nd Indy car event on the permanent road course since 1980 – due to teams' differing fuel strategies. Power, in the No. 12 Verizon Team Penske Chevrolet, even passed his teammate during a mid-race pit-stop sequence by staying on track two laps longer.
The decisive moment of the race came on a Lap 66 restart with Power running second and Pageanud third. Pagenaud made repeated bold overtaking maneuvers throughout the lap, with the two Penske cars making side-to-side contact several times until Pagenaud finally forced his way past Power exiting the 13th and final turn on the 2.258-mile circuit.
Pagenaud pulled away from Power and then waited out race leader Conor Daly, who had to stop for a splash of Sunoco E85R ethanol six laps shy of the finish.
"It was an awesome battle with Will there," Pagenaud said. "I knew that was my chance on that restart, it was time to go. It was a pretty interesting lap, fun driving like that. That's racing. It was fair, it was clean, it was hard racing."
Power, who collected his fifth straight top-two finish of the season, was mad at himself for not getting a good jump on the critical restart.
"I was sleeping on that restart and I regret that," Power admitted. "I should have been on it, then I got marbles on the tires. It was a good, clean battle. It was tough but it sucked finishing second, all the effort you put into that race.
"But Simon did a bloody good job and it's turning into a pretty good battle."
Carlos Munoz used a fuel-saving strategy to finish third in the No. 26 Andretti Autosport Honda, the Colombian's best showing since he placed second at the 100th Running of the Indianapolis 500 presented by PennGrade Motor Oil in May. Defending race winner Graham Rahal finished fourth in the No. 15 Steak 'n Shake Honda.
Pagenaud has totaled 484 points in the 12 completed races to 426 for Power. The Team Penske duo achieved some separation from several other contenders who had issues in the race.
Five-time Mid-Ohio winner and 2015 Verizon IndyCar Series champion Scott Dixon and two-time Mid-Ohio winner Helio Castroneves had contact on Lap 15, snapping Dixon's left front suspension and damaging Castroneves' left rear wheel guard. Castroneves ended up in 15th place and Dixon 22nd and last.
"I got alongside (Castroneves) and he kept edging me over until I just had nowhere to go," Dixon said. "I braked when I was alongside him and then he just turned in."
Josef Newgarden was forced to pit on Lap 22 to replace his entire rear wing assembly after contact with Power, finishing the race in 10th. Castroneves, Newgarden and Dixon now rank third through fifth in the point standings, but each has fallen more than 100 points in arrears of Pagenaud.
"It was tough day," Newgarden said. "I feel bad for my guys because I think we had a good car. Pagenaud and Power would have been tough today, but I think we were a podium car, for sure."
Daly, in the No. 18 Jonathan Byrd's Hospitality Honda, wound up in sixth place after the late splash-and-go. Mikhail Aleshin led a race-high 33 laps in the No. 7 SMP Racing Schmidt Peterson Honda, but made contact exiting his pit with Newgarden on Lap 62. Aleshin was penalized for making an improper pit exit and hitting Team Penske crewman Vance Welker (who was uninjured) and finished 17th.
"I was the fastest car on the track so obviously the car was pretty good," said Aleshin, who had led only four career laps prior to today. "I think the incident (with Newgarden) was unfortunate. … Sometimes these things happen in the race and we're ready to win, but we just got a little bit unlucky today."
The Verizon IndyCar Series returns to action for the ABC Supply 500 at Pocono Raceway on Aug. 21. Broadcast coverage of the 500-mile race on the 2.5-mile triangular oval begins at 3 p.m. ET on NBCSN and the Advance Auto Parts INDYCAR Radio Network.
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INDYCAR: 2016 Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Race Results
Results Sunday of the The Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio Verizon IndyCar Series event on the 2.258-mile Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, with order of finish, starting position in parentheses, driver, aero kit-engine, laps completed and reason out (if any):
1. (1) Simon Pagenaud, Chevrolet, 90, Running
2. (2) Will Power, Chevrolet, 90, Running
3. (15) Carlos Munoz, Honda, 90, Running
4. (6) Graham Rahal, Honda, 90, Running
5. (9) James Hinchcliffe, Honda, 90, Running
6. (22) Conor Daly, Honda, 90, Running
7. (19) Spencer Pigot, Chevrolet, 90, Running
8. (5) Charlie Kimball, Chevrolet, 90, Running
9. (20) Takuma Sato, Honda, 90, Running
10. (3) Josef Newgarden, Chevrolet, 90, Running
11. (8) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 90, Running
12. (14) Tony Kanaan, Chevrolet, 90, Running
13. (21) Marco Andretti, Honda, 90, Running
14. (12) Alexander Rossi, Honda, 90, Running
15. (7) Helio Castroneves, Chevrolet, 90, Running
16. (13) Max Chilton, Chevrolet, 90, Running
17. (10) Mikhail Aleshin, Honda, 90, Running
18. (4) Ryan Hunter-Reay, Honda, 90, Running
19. (18) RC Enerson, Honda, 89, Running
20. (16) Sebastien Bourdais, Chevrolet, 86, Off Course
21. (17) Jack Hawksworth, Honda, 60, Contact
22. (11) Scott Dixon, Chevrolet, 27, Mechanical
Lead changes: 7 among 5 drivers
Pagenaud 1 – 16
Montoya 17 – 25
Pagenaud 41
Daly 63 – 84
Pagenaud 85 – 90
Verizon IndyCar Series point standings: Pagenaud 484, Power 426, Castroneves 373, Newgarden 364, Dixon 357, Kanaan 357, Hinchcliffe 329, Munoz 328, Rahal 324, Kimball 318.
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How the Netherlands' Train System Works for the Visually Impaired
From apps that read what's on the signs to staff who meet you at the door, the country has built one of the world's most accessible railway networks.
By: Anne Pinto Rodrigues
"Anyone can go blind," says 51-year-old Rik Wouters. As a young man, Wouters could see perfectly fine. But about 25 years ago, his vision gradually worsened due to a progressive eye disease. Today, Wouters, who lives in the Dutch city of Leiden, is entirely blind and works as an advocate for the visually impaired. "It just happens to you," he says.
Wouters, who now uses sounds and smells to orient himself, is one of more than 320,000 Dutch people — about two percent of the population — who live with a visual impairment (defined as less than 0.5 vision clarity with available correction) in both eyes. But even as his sight deteriorated, Wouters has been able to keep navigating the Netherlands' vast rail system. Indeed, over the years it has evolved to accommodate people like him.
Rik Wouters, an advocate for the visually impaired, with his guide dog River, at a bus-stop. Photo courtesy: Rik Wouters
"In the Netherlands, the emphasis is on independence," says Wouters. To this end, Nederlandse Spoorwegen (NS), the country's railway operator, has created one of the world's most accessible rail networks for the visually impaired, supporting its riders on every step of the journey with an integrated system of assistance. "If you can be independent, that's the best thing," says Wouters.
Links in a chain
"I just want to go from point A to point B, from home, to the bus stop, to the train station, and so on," says Wouters, who relies on public transport to get to his advocacy meetings. "It's a chain. If all the connections work, then you are a winner."
This "chain" approach is what differentiates Holland's system from most. Whereas many transit networks make accommodations for the visually impaired, the Dutch system goes well beyond platform bumps and Braille signage. It effectively strings together an assisted end-to-end pathway that is by turns tactile, digital and, at times, hand-to-elbow human.
Before Wouters even leaves his home, he contacts the railway operator's 24-hour NS Travel Assistance service, which confirms that someone will be waiting to help him board or exit the train. The service, bookable by phone, website, or the NS app, is currently available at 170 of the country's 247 NS stations. "It's a matter of being prepared," he says. "[The travel assistants] are my eyes." According to NS spokesperson Anita Boonstra, the number of stations offering the Travel Assistance service will increase to 193 by December.
Once in the station, tactile features guide Wouters through the premises. Textured guidelines run from station entrances to key points like platforms, elevators and check-in / check-out gates. The process of checking in and out of stations is particularly tricky for the visually impaired, says Wouters. "In the bigger stations, you can exit only via the check-out gate. But smaller stations have a check-out pole and if you miss that, you lose money." To avoid this, he has subscribed to the OV-chip Plus card meant especially for people with visual impairment. This is a free add-on to the regular NS travel card and does not require him to check-in or out. With this add-on, train journeys are booked in advance by phone or online, and costs are automatically debited at the end of the month.
Textured guidelines at the entry to the platform direct travelers with visual impairment to the right or left. Photo: Anne Pinto-Rodrigues
On the digital side, the NS has developed several apps. The NS Perronwijzer (Platform Indicator) app was developed in collaboration with the Oogvereniging (Eye Association), and provides real-time train status updates in speech-activated mobiles by reading out what is written on the platform indicator. Another app, Travel Planner Xtra, lets the commuter know which side of the train she or he must disembark from.
Even with all of these apps and assistance, Wouters sometimes has to deal with challenging situations during his commute, like a train arriving on a different platform than earlier announced. "I cannot respond to that quickly," he says. "I could end up missing the train. That's frustrating." On other occasions, a delay or an unexpected stop or an unplanned transfer, means that he will miss his subsequent connections, which he describes as "draining."
One of NS's most recent introductions is the "1-Stap verder" (1-step further) service, introduced in 2019. At five major train stations, travelers can request an attendant to accompany them all the way to connecting public transport, taxi or pick-up location. And for those who aren't comfortable traveling independently, the NS offers a companion card allowing accompanying individuals to travel free of charge. (Guide dogs also travel free.)
Whenever Wouters is abroad, he tends to compare the train system of the country he is visiting with the Dutch railways. He was in Canada a couple of years ago, where the inter-city train frequency is not very good. "There's a train between Amsterdam and Rotterdam every 10 to 15 minutes," he says. "I'm really lucky that the frequency of inter-city trains is so high in the Netherlands."
Signs in Braille and relief on the railing of the stairs leading to the platform. L1 denotes Platform 1 on the left, R2 denotes Platform 2 on the right. Photo: Anne Pinto-Rodrigues
At the same time, Wouters thinks that the Netherlands still has a lot to learn from other countries with regards to treating people with special needs. "Here, it is up to your own initiative to ask for help," he says. "But if you cannot see where to find your help, then you have a problem." He is appreciative of London, where railway staff are available near the gates in the Underground. "They keep an eye on whether you are able to enter or exit the gate," he says.
Together with ProRail, the company that manages the Netherlands' railway network, the NS aims to make every train station in the country fully accessible by 2030. "The new trains that are coming in are increasingly accessible," says NS spokesperson Boonstra. For instance, the new train doors have retracting ramps to eliminate the gap between platform and train.
"Blind people are regular people," Wouters says. "It's important for the authorities to invest in public transport and services for the disabled. The infrastructure must be in place."
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Kane Tanaka has extended her record as the world's oldest person by celebrating her 117th birthday at a nursing home in the city of Fukuoka.
Tanaka marked her birthday, on Jan. 2, with a party Sunday together with staff and friends at the nursing home, television footage from local broadcaster TVQ Kyushu Broadcasting Co. showed.
"Tasty," she said with a smile as she took a bite from a slice of a big birthday cake. "I want some more."
Last year Tanaka was confirmed as the oldest living person, at 116 years and 66 days old as of March 9, according to Guinness World Records.
She was born prematurely in 1903 and married Hideo Tanaka in 1922, the organization said. The couple had four children and adopted a fifth.
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Environmentalists work hard to change the world. We wish to inspire others to care about environmental dangers, and alter structures of power that produce or intensify environmental problems. Buddhism offers us the chance to approach this work from the inside. Our inner lives, and the way we conduct ourselves day-to-day, and even moment-to-moment, become the route toward genuine environmental well-being. Buddhism enables us to see that how we engage environmental problems is intimately connected with any results we may bring about. Indeed, it suggests that the ways we live our lives in general—how we think, speak and act—fundamentally determine environmental affairs.
To environmentalists, this orientation should come as both a relief and inspiration. It is a relief in that it invites us to let go of the fruits of our actions. It says that we can invest ourselves fully in working on behalf of environmental protection, but not get hung up on the outcome of our efforts. For too long I have focused on the ends of actions as the measure of their worth. I've often wanted to know exactly how my labors would matter before I was willing to undertake them. This didn't stop me from carrying out small and large measures—for example, reducing my personal ecological footprint or lobbying my representatives—but I frequently justified such actions as a matter of moral gesturing rather than genuine environmental engagement .
Buddhism provides a deeper meaning to such actions. It suggests that environmental commitments—from the smallest personal efforts to the broadest political ones—are not simply seeds sowed in the service of environmental protection, but are the very essence of environmental well-being. That is, the environment is not simply something "out there" that needs to be fixed, but something also "in here" that invites us to live our lives animated by the energy of love, compassion, understanding and beauty. It is as if an inner ecology is at the heart of the outer ecology that we wish to protect.
I find this message inspiring because it implies that our environmental work is not a professional vocation, social obligation or casual concern but rather the work of our lives. How we place our feet on the ground, the ways we open or close our hearts, the extent of our generosity, and the sense of connection we feel toward the whole of life: these are the essential building blocks of environmental action. This means to me that we need not be experts in ecological science, engineering, environmental ethics, technological design, or nature literature to be ecological stewards. Rather, our environmental work begins and ends with stepping into our lives with all the mindfulness we can, and taking that mindfulness seriously.
When I am most deeply mindful, I feel the connection with my ancestors and progeny, and almost spontaneously work to protect life as a way of honoring my forebears and loving my children. When I am most deeply mindful, I viscerally experience ecological interdependence, and almost instinctively treat the more-than-human world with respect, love and concern.
The challenge, of course, is cultivating such mindfulness and letting it rip through us in a sustained way that honors such insight and action. Too often my awareness drifts; too often I forget. Too often, then, my environmental actions ebb in the haste of my occupations.
Buddhism is fundamentally about helping us to stay awake. It reminds us that our day-to-day thoughts, words and actions are not simply animations that spill out of us with little consequence, but rather represent the means by which we place our signature on our lives, and enable that signature to enhance love, goodness and care throughout the world. Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh calls this a "beautiful continuation." The beautiful continuation is that wider and broader sense that our actions matter because they are in a historical and cosmological stream that links us to the past, projects us into the future, and links us even more broadly with all of life—now, and forever. Transcending our lifetimes, the beautiful continuation places us in an almost infinite context that underlines the preciousness and significance of each moment. It also connects us to the wider-than-human world, and lets us know, at the deepest level, that we are not separate from, but intimately braided into, all that is.
Buddhism reminds us that environmental politics starts and ends at home—in the present moment.
From Thich Nhat Hanh, World We Have: A Buddhist Approach to Peace and Ecology:
When we look at an orange tree we see that season after season it spends its life producing beautiful green leaves, fragrant blossoms, and sweet oranges. These are the best things an orange tree can create and offer to the world. Human beings also make offerings to the world every moment of our daily lives, in the form of our thoughts, our speech and our actions. We may want to offer the world the best kinds of thought, speech, and action that we can—because they are our continuation, whether we want it to be so or not. We can use our time wisely, generate the energies of love, compassion, and understanding, say beautiful things, inspire, forgive, and act to protect and help the Earth and each other. In this way, we can ensure a beautiful continuation.
Paul Wapner is an Associate Professor and Director of the Global Environmental Politics program in the School of International Service at American University and the author of Living Through the End of Nature: The Future of American Environmentalism. This August, he will be leading a special summer program on Contemplative Environmental Studies in San Cristobal, NM (http://www.acmhe.org/ces.html).
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Safeway Open Betting Preview 2016
North Course, Silverado Resort & Spa, Napa Valley, California
Par 72 7,203 yards
We're hopefully going to see the return of a certain Mr Woods this week and I for one think it's great to have him back playing competitively again. The word on social media is that Tiger seems to be hitting the ball well in practice and is in tip top shape coming into this week. He is paired with Phil Mickelson for the first two rounds so it should make for some very interesting viewing.
Silverado Resort & Spa measures a lengthy 7,203 yards and has four par 3's, four par 5's and 10 par 4's. It was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr in the 1960's and was renovated by Johnny Miller in 2011. The fairways are tree lined with forgiving rough so missing the fairways here will not be a big deal. There are quite a lot of nice features around the course such as old Oak trees, elevation changes and water features and crossings. The greens are bent grass and are average size by PGA Tour standards and can get quite fast depending on weather conditions.
This will be the third time this course has hosted the tournament and judging by last year, length does not seem to be a huge advantage. Players that have accurate iron play and the ability to negotiate these tricky bent grass greens should go well here this week. Top stats to consider are par 4 and par 5 scoring, GIR, approach stats, SGTTG and SGP.
Paul Casey 12/1
Casey has to get a nod here based on the fact that he played superb throughout the FedExCup Playoffs. His good run of form began at the PGA Championship where he finished T10 and didn't shoot worse than a 69 throughout the tournament. He followed that with a T17 at The Travelers, second at The Deutsche Bank, second at The BMW and a solo fourth at The Tour Championship. Casey has shot a 70 or better in 11 of his last 12 rounds and could have the game that suits this course.
This is his first appearance here at Silverado but statistically he seem to fit the bill. He ranks 21st in SG off the tee, 11th in SG approaches to the green, second in GIR and seventh in SGTTG. After playing solidly throughout the playoffs Casey could be the man to beat here especially in a weakened field.
Emiliano Grillo 20/1
This man started with a bang last year and won this tournament in style beating Kevin Na on the second playoff hole. He has been playing some great golf over the last few months and comes into this with four top 15's in his last six starts. He had a good week at the PGA finishing T13 and followed that with a T8 in Rio at The Olympics, T2 at The Barclays and a respectable T10 in East Lake at The Tour Championship.
He played superb last year and shot 68,71,65,69 to post 15 under in total. Grillo also ticks a lot of statistical boxes ranking 28th in SG off the tee, 27th in GIR and 26th in birdie average. He comes here in great form and could have another good week.
Justin Thomas 25/1
Thomas came within a whisker of getting into the playoff with Grillo and Na last year but just came up one short. He had a good season and finished well with three top 10's in his last six tournaments. He played well at The Quicken Loans finishing T12 and didn't shoot worse than a 70 throughout the tournament. He followed that with a T3 at The Travelers which included a superb final round 62 to post 12 under par in total. Thomas then went on to play well in The Playoffs finishing T10 at The Barclays and a T6 at The Tour Championship shooting rounds of 68,71,69,67.
He played great here last year finishing T3 and was a bit unlucky not to finish better and make the playoff. Thomas is averaging just over 300 yards off the tee and ranks 17th in par 5 scoring and 20th in SG approaches to the green.
Jhonattan Vegas 50/1
The streaky Johnny Vegas had a good season and has been playing well since early July. After a T4 at the Barbasol, Vegas then went on to win the RBC Canadian Open after shooting a superb final round 64 to finish 12 under in total beating Dustin Johnson, Martin Laird and Jon Rahm by one stroke. He followed that with a T22 at The PGA, T22 at The Barclays, T24 at The BMW and a T24 at the Tour Championship. Vegas had a great week here last year opening with a 64 in round one and ended up finishing T10 on 11 under for the tournament.
He ranks 23rd in SG off the tee, 14th in driving distance, 10th in GIR and 24th in par 5 scoring. After a solid performance here last year and decent form towards the end of last season, Vegas is worth chancing here.
Paul Casey 1pt EW 12/1
Emiliano Grillo 0.5pts EW 20/1
Justin Thomas 0.5pts EW 25/1
Jhonattan Vegas 0.5pts EW 50/1
Total staked = 5 pts
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Deutsche Bank Championship Betting Preview 2016
Posted on August 30, 2016 by doublebogey6
Field: Top 100 in FedExCup Standings
TPC Boston, Norton, MA
This week the FedExCup Playoffs travel to TPC Boston where it has hosted this The Deutsche Bank since 2003. Its Labour Day weekend in The US so this tournament will go from Friday-Monday. It is a par 71 layout with three par 5's, four par 3's and 11 par 4's and has a tendency to give up very low scores. Previous winners include Rickie Fowler (2015), Chris Kirk (2014), Henrik Stenson (2013), Rory McIlroy (2012), Webb Simpson (2011) and Charley Hoffman (2010).
When you see the list of previous winners, it certainly indicates that the cream certainly rises to the top. The fairways here are quite wide and forgiving so accuracy off the tee is not essential here this week. The par 5 second and 18th will be reachable in two for most of the field and should offer up some early/late birdies.
Statswise scrambling, GIR and good putters have always been on top of the leaderboard here. The greens are wide and can offer players the opportunity to be aggressive so be on the lookout for guys with good GIR, par 4 scoring and strokes gained putting stats.
Jason Day 13/2
With five birdies in the first six holes of his second round Day looked in complete control. He then unfortunately undone all that good work by going bogey-double-bogey on 8,9 and 10. That being said they were the only real blemishes and he played well throughout the tournament finishing T4 only two strokes behind winner Patrick Reed. The Aussie has four top 10's in his last six events finishing T8 at the US Open, T3 at The WGC Bridgestone, second at The PGA and T4 last week in Bathpage. In his last 12 competitive rounds Day hasn't shot worse than a 70.
His form around TPC Boston is rock solid finishing 12th last year, seventh in 2014, 13th in 2013, third in 2011 and second in 2010. He ranks 15th in driving distance, first in SGP, 11th in SGTTG, fifth in par 4 scoring and third in par 5 scoring. With great current form and a near winner last week Day could go one better and win in style this week.
Patrick Reed 25/1
The young American really stepped up to the plate last week and got the job done in Bethpage with a great win. He has been knocking on the door a lot over the last few months with six top 15's and a win in his last 10 events. Most recently he had a good week at The Open finishing T12 and followed that with a T13 at The PGA, T11 at The Travelers, T11 in Rio, T22 at The Wyndham and a win last week at the Barclays.
Reed has played here three times in the past with his best finish coming last year when he finishing T4 for the week. Statswise he ranks sixth in SG around the green, fifth in scrambling, 29th in par 4 scoring and 12th in par 5 scoring. Reed is clearly playing very consistently and if he plays the way he did last week he should be right in the mix.
Adam Scott 25/1
Scott has been back showing some solid form over the last few weeks with six top 20's in his last eight starts. He finished T17 at the Wells Fargo and followed that with a T12 in Sawgrass, T18 at the US Open, T10 at the WGC Bridestone, T18 at The PGA and T4 last week at The Barclays. He recorded his first PGA Tour win here at TPC Boston back in 2003 so he has some great memories of this tournament. Following his win in '03 he finished fifth in 2010, eighth in 2011, seventh in 2012 and 16th in 2014.
Statswise he ranks first in both SGTTG and SG approaches to the green, 16th in GIR and 14th in par 4 scoring. After a great performance last week and a good record here, Scott could be one to watch here this week.
Brandt Snedeker 50/1
Ive decided to give Sneds another shot here at TPC Boston this week. He couldn't really get it going last week in Bethpage but he has been in decent form lately with four top 25's in his last four starts. He played well at The Wyndham finishing T3 which makes that his second top five in his last four starts for Snedeker. He has been showing some decent form lately finishing in a respectable T17 at The Dean and Deluca Invitational and followed that with a T21 at The Bridgestone, T22 at The Open Championship and a T5 at The RBC Canadian Open.
He has some great form at this course over the last few years finishing fifth in 2010, third in 2011 and sixth in 2012. Statswise Snedeker ranks 19th in SG around the green, 35th in SGP, 20th in scrambling and first in par 4 scoring.
The young Argentinian has been very impressive this season on The PGA Tour. He recorded his first PGA Tour win at The Frys.com Open last October and hasn't really put a foot wrong since. He has six top 15's in his last eight starts finishing T11 at Memorial, T14 at The WGC Bridgestone, T12 at The Open, T13 at the PGA, T8 in Rio and T2 last week at The Barclays.
This will be his first appearance here at TPC Boston looks to tick a lot of boxes. He ranks 26th in SG off the tee, 33rd in GIR and 16th in driving accuracy.
Jason Day 13/2 2pts EW
Patrick Reed 1pt EW 25/1
Adam Scott 1pt EW 25/1
Brandt Snedeker 1pt EW 50/1
Emiliano Grillo 1pt EW 50/1
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RBC Canadian Open Betting Preview 2016
Posted on July 19, 2016 by doublebogey6
Glen Abbey Golf Club, Oakville, Ontario
Last Week at Royal Troon –
Stenson Claims Claret Jug with Flawless 63
It was a superb battle between Henrik Stenson and Phil Mickelson in the final round of The Open Championship. They traded blows throughout the round with some accurate driving, superb iron play and great scrambling. Just when you thought one of them would drop a shot or two after a rare mistake, they would bounce back with in style. However it was Stenson who came out on top with four birdies in the last five holes that clinched the Claret Jug and gave us a nice 28/1 winner.
Glen Abbey hosts the RBC Canadian Open for the 28th time this year and was the first course Jack Nicklaus designed himself and first hosted Canada's National Championship in 1977. Most recently, this event took place here in 2004,2008,2009, 2013 and 2015 so it will be worth checking for players with good course history. It is located near Lake Ontario and has four par 5's, four par 3's and 10 par 4's and has nearly 100 bunkers and numerous water hazards. Three of the four par 5's are on the back nine (13,16,18) which are three of the easiest holes on the course and will offer up some birdies and possibly eagles on the way in.
The opening nine holes are quite flat and shouldn't be too much of a problem for the players to negotiate. However the back nine could be a little bit trickier with a distinguishing feature of the Glen Abbey course are the "Valley Holes", numbered 11 through 15. On number 11, a par 4, players tee off a cliff to a fairway that is approximately 60 feet below on the valley floor. The second shot must clear Sixteen Mile Creek to the green. Holes 12, 13 and 14 all use Sixteen Mile Creek as a hazard in one form or another. Number 15 is a short par 3 with a sharply-sloping green, after which players climb out of the valley to the 16th hole. The winning score on this course has been between 16 and 18 under over the last few years so expect plenty of birdies.
The defending champion Jason Day proved that hitting fairways off the tee is not essential around here. He ranked T72 for driving accuracy but was second in driving distance and ranked fourth in strokes gained putting last year so that gives us a clue what to look out for statswise here. Key areas of focus here are GIR, strokes gained tee to green, driving distance, par 5 scoring and strokes gained putting. This course is quite short for PGA Tour standards so players with a bit of length along with good putting, scrambling and accurate iron play are worth considering here.
Dustin Johnson 13/2
The World number two arrives in Canada after adding another top 10 finish to his season after finishing T9 at Royal Troon last week. He could have finished better last week in Troon but just didn't make enough putts on those slower than average greens. The American has been in superb form recently finishing fourth in Riviera, third in Houston, T4 in Augusta, T12 at The Byron Nelson, third in Memorial, fifth at the St. Jude and back to back wins in Oakmont and Firestone.
Johnson was second here in 2013 and comes here in better form this time around. He ranks second in driving distance, 26th in GIR, 39th in strokes gained putting, 22nd in par 5 scoring and leads par 4 scoring. Favourites have a good record here over the years and after playing with such dominance over the last few weeks, Johnson has to be the man to beat here.
Matt Kuchar 14/1
With the exception of the last two majors, Kuch has played great golf recently with five top 6's in his last seven starts. He had a great week in Sawgrass finishing T3 and followed that with a solo third at The Byron Nelson, T6 at The Dean and Deluca Invitational, T4 at Memorial and T3 in Firestone.
He has played great here in the past finishing second last year and seventh in 2013. Statswise he ranks 33d in GIR, 22nd in strokes gained putting, 28th in scrambling and fifth in par 4 scoring. Kuchar is without a doubt one of the most consistent players on tour and I expect him to go well here.
The Argentinian started the season in style with and recorded his first win on The PGA Tour at the Frys.com Open. Lately he has three top 15's in his last four starts and comes here on the back of a respectable T12 at The Open Championship in Royal Troon. He finished T17 at The Masters and followed that with a T11 at Memorial and a T14 at The WGC Bridgestone.
He played well here in Glen Abbey last year finishing in a respectable T22 for the tournament which included an opening round 64. He also ticks some statistical boxes here averaging just under 295 off the tee and ranks 30th in GIR and 34th in strokes gained off the tee. Grillo looks to have found some good form lately and could be one to watch here.
Colt Knost 50/1
Knost has been in fine form over the last few weeks with three top 5's and a top 20 in his last six starts. He played superb in Sawgrass finishing T3 which included an impressive 63 in round two. He followed that with a T4 at The Byron Nelson which included another 63 in round two, T18 at The St.Jude Classic and a solo third at the Barracuda Championship.
He started well here last year shooting 68,69 in the first two rounds but fell away over the weekend to finish T43. He leads driving accuracy hitting just under 75% of fairways off the tee and ranks 30th in strokes gained putting and 15th in scrambling. Knost is playing great golf lately and looks a very generous price this week.
William McGirt 50/1
The American won in Memorial a few weeks ago and played great golf throughout the tournament which included a superb third round 64. He has been playing well since mid-February finishing T20 at Riviera, T8 at The Honda and T9 at the RBC Heritage. He followed that with a T17 at The Wells Fargo, win in Memorial and a T7 at The WGC Bridgestone which included an opening round 64.
He has played well here in the past finishing T2 in 2013 shooting 69,67,68 over the weekend. He played here last year shooting 67,69,75,69 to finish T34, which would have been a lot better if it weren't for the third round 75. Statswise he ranks 31st in strokes gained tee to green, 26th in strokes gained putting, 30th in driving accuracy and 17th in par 4 scoring.
Dustin Johnson 3pts WIN 13/2
Matt Kuchar 1.5pts EW 14/1
Colt Knost 1pt EW 50/1
William McGirt 1pt EW 50/1
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We all know people love getting freebies. I do, I know that. Now you could put some kind of promotion on your site but it still will not drive them there why, because they do not know about your site. My suggestion would be to do a sweepstake. Now I know, we don't like giving things away for free but it will attract visitors and that is what you are looking for isn't it? It does not have to be anything expensive, believe me people are drawn to just about anything just so it is free. Find something you think you can part with. Try one of your less expensive items and put it on a sweepstakes website. These sites are totally free to the person hosting the sweep and you decide the rules. 10 days, 30 days, over 18yrs etc?
Remember draw them to your web site. When you fill out your form for the sweep, don't just say "Send and email and the winner will be drawn at random" Make them be redirected to your site, and then at that page in your site you can have a link to your email.
Now before you do that make sure your site is ready. Pick your item that you will be doing a sweep with. If that is the only one in stock, PLEASE make sure you take it off the catalog page. You don't want to have the item in both the catalog and sweep and find out one day low and behold someone else wants to buy that item and unless you can make another one in record time it's not very good customer service. The next thing is to make a page on your site just for the sweep item. Remember again, draw them to your site.
Set up a contest page. Make sure in that page you have a picture of the item and your rules of the contest as discussed earlier. Don't forget to put a link to your email, sweepers do not want to go hunting around your website to look for a contact page. If you have any other specials running, (example) 25% off your first order, or free shipping, try to include that in your contest page so they are aware you have specials running on stocked items. If they like your item and realize there are other specials they might want to shop while they are there.
Now find some system that will work for you on how you will handle the emails coming in. Can your server handle 500 emails? If not, maybe you should print or write down all the names every other day or so, that way it won't take much of your time each day.
All depending on the time of year (Christmas is best of course) and how long you host the sweep will depend on how many people will visit. I really don't suggest a sweep longer than 30 days.
Good Luck! Happy Sweeping! And many sales to come.
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Why did Eva Marie leave wrestling? |
Rachel Panenchko February 8, 2022 4 min read
The WWE has released details of the contract that Eva Marie signed with the company, which will see her leave wrestling at the end of this month. What are your thoughts on her departure?
"Eva Marie left wrestling" is a question that has been asked many times. She left because of the WWE's policy on women in wrestling, which was not fair to her and other female wrestlers.
She was suspended for 30 days on August 18 for breaking the company's wellness policy. Eva Marie said she tested positive for Adderall and had a prescription, but she filed the documentation after a WWE deadline. Eva Marie confirmed her separation from WWE on August 4, 2017.
Is Eva Marie still married in this way?
Natalie Eva Marie & Husband Jonathan Coyle is a British actor.: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know. (Natalie) Eva Marie and Jonathan Coyle is a British actor. first gave fans a glimpse into their married life on the reality show Total Divas. The two are no longer cast members and Marie no longer is a wrestler for the WWE.
Also, what is Eva Marie's net worth? Eva Marie has a net worth of $2 million dollars. She is a successful businesswoman in addition to earning money from her wrestling and acting careers.
What's more, where has Eva Marie gone?
Born Nelson, Natalie Marie, a future actress and fitness model, graduated from Cal State Fullerton with a business degree 34 years ago in Walnut Creek, California. After responding to a casting call, she received a developmental agreement with WWE in 2013. In 2017, she and WWE parted ways.
Natalie Eva Marie's nationality is unknown.
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Eva Marie, did you get divorced?
Eva Marie started eliminating WWE references from her social media profiles on February 10, 2017, as she began exploring hobbies outside of wrestling. She revealed in July that she will not return for the seventh season of Total Divas. Eva Marie confirmed her separation from WWE on August 4, 2017.
TJ and Nattie are still together, right?
Who is her husband? TJ Wilson and Natalya Neidhart met when he was just 12 years old, and the two have been friends ever since. They started dating in 2001 and married in 2013.
What is the name of Eva Marie's father?
Nelson, Barry
Is Lana WWE married or unmarried?
Rusev
Natalya's father is unknown.
Jim Neidhart is a well-known author.
What does WWE's Wellness Policy entail?
All performers "under contract to WWE who routinely provide in-ring services as a professional sports entertainment" must be tested, according to the Wellness Policy; however, part-time competitors are exempt.
When did Eva Marie tie the knot?
Wednesday, August 23, 2014 (Jonathan Coyle is a British actor.)
Is Natalya Neidhart Bret Hart's sister?
Through her mother, Neidhart is a member of the Hart wrestling family, making her the first third-generation female wrestler in the world. Her uncles Ross and Bruce Hart taught her how to fight in the Hart family dungeon.
Natalie Eva Marie's age is unknown.
35 years old (September 19, 1984)
Who is Eva Marie's husband?
Jonathan Coyle is a British actor.
m. 2014
Saint Eva Marie, is she still alive?
Saint Eva Marie
Born Newark, New Jersey, United States, July 4, 1924
active years 1945–present
Spouse(s) Hayden, Jeffrey ( m. 1951; died 2016)
Summer Rae, what happened to you?
Rae was picked to Raw in the 2016 WWE draft on July 19. However, owing to injuries, she was unable to work for the company. Rae was officially removed from her WWE contract on October 29, 2017, after more than a year of inactivity.
What is the value of the rock?
Dwayne Johnson, better known as the Rock, is the highest-paid actor in the world, earning $89.4 million between June 1, 2018 and June 1, 2019.
What is the true name of Eva Marie?
Nelson, Natalie Marie
Who is WWE's highest-paid wrestler?
The highest-paid WWE Superstars are Brock Lesnar and John Cena, according to Forbes. According to Forbes, WWE Universal champion Brock Lesnar topped the list of highest-paid wrestlers, earning $12 million in the 2016 fiscal year.
Is Paige still in the ring?
Saraya-Jade Bevis (born 17 August 1992) is a former professional wrestler and English professional wrestling star. Her ring name is Paige, and she is contracted to WWE.
Is Brock Lesnar still married to Sable?
She is well recognized for her time in the WWE. In 1996, she started working with WWE. She acquired a lot of fame as Sable. Sable is a sable animal (wrestler)
Spouse(s) Richardson, Wayne ( m. 1986; died 1991) Mero, Marc ( m. 1994; div. 2004) Brock Lesnar is a professional wrestler ( m. 2006)
Career as a professional wrestler
Name on the ring (s) Sable
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U16 Selects capture silver at provincials
By Emma Meldrum
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Published on: May 7, 2018 | Last Updated: May 7, 2018 7:07 AM EDT
Timmins U16 Selects were short nine points to capture the provincial title in Ottawa on April 29.
The Selects, who went into provincials ranked third, started the three-day tournament against Welland, ranked 7th.
Coach Jamie Lamothe said, "I knew we would be in tough against them, since they were such a well-coached team, and we had not yet played them this season.
"After a slow start, we eventually defeated them 50-43."
Next up was Oakville, ranked sixth. Lamothe described them as quick and aggressive, noting the Selects had beaten them by nine points last year.
"We were able to throw them off with our aggressive defence and great shooting," he said, with a final score of 42-29.
"In our third game, we were matched up with the second ranked team, London 86ers. We had split the season with them, both games being decided by single digits. The girls were very focused and excited for this game. We played with tremendous energy."
Lamothe said it was their best defensive game of the year, with a 52-34 final score.
The finals saw Timmins matched up with the fifth-ranked MUMBA (Markham Unionville Minor Basketball Association) team.
"They cruised their way to the finals, defeating their opponents by double digits. They had some great talent on their team," said Lamothe. "One player in particular was Carleen Wright, a provincial team all-star and a player for Bill Crothers, a team that competes in the OSBA (Ontario Scholastic Basketball Association). Wright is a 6'3 point guard. She is a tremendous talent."
Despite Selects point guard Jadyn Weltz having to sit out part of the first and all of the second quarter due to foul trouble, Timmins stuck with the plan and finished the half up one point.
"The girls battled hard in the third, and headed into the fourth down only one point," said Lamothe. "We struggled to hit shots in the fourth and didn't get the timely stops we needed. We shot the ball so well all weekend, but really had a hard time in the fourth quarter."
The Selects loss 48-39, with Weltz racking up 18 points, and teammates Amélie Bouchard and Mackenzie Benoit earning seven and six respectively.
Despite the loss in the finals, Lamothe is proud of his team, which is made up of students from Grade 8 to Grade 10. The coach said many teams had a roster of mostly Grade 10 students, compared to the Selects, who are majority Grade 9s.
"These girls worked hard, practising five days a week for the last six months. They've sacrificed a great deal to accomplish their goal of competing for a Division 1 championship.
"They did a great job of sharing the ball and playing defence at an elite level. They were extremely motivated and played with lots of energy and enthusiasm, something that we have preached all season."
Lamothe said his team played like Grade 12 athletes for most of the season.
"In the second half of our final, I felt like we played to our age. We had moments of frustration and panic. I told the girls all season that after each game, we need to win or learn, and after the finals, I think that is something we definitely need to learn from."
Player Kaitlyn Simard said they went into the year ranked 17th.
"We ended up ranked third overall going into provincials. That was the confidence booster we needed to compete."
Simard added, "I feel good about our year overall. We brought home a medal from every tournament."
Her teammate, Amélie Bouchard, said, "Everyone worked their butts off in practice, because we wanted to prove that we were the number one team, and not the third (place) team."
Bouchard said the final game was a tough one.
"We were only nine points away from being the best U16 team in Ontario," she said. "We put our hearts and sweat in that game, but so did our opponents, MUMBA. Losing is good sometimes. It makes you tougher and this loss only makes us stronger as a team."
Both Simard and Bouchard agreed that defensive plays cost them the game.
For Ally Burke, the highlight of provincials was beating the 86ers.
"We had a little rivalry with them this season, and going in we really wanted to prove we were the better team. We spent a lot of time in weeks prior developing a game plan to take away their strengths.
"Everyone did their job and executed that plan to perfection," said Burke. "The energy we had was crazy in that game, and we really came together and won as a team. It was so much fun to play like that."
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Enjoyed it, quite fun physics in my opinion, good that the game slows down when you're using power-ups.
However the game isn't very well explained, could do with a button at the main menu to explain what all the pick-ups do.
Could do with some further objectives other than just drive around for as long as possible too, like extra objectives to achieve in each level to gain bonus points etc.
It's pretty fun to be honest. My only issue with it is the controls on unity web, It would be better if it could be played with the arrow keys or wasd but other than that, cool game.