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Watch: Tennessee Titans' Kenny Vaccaro has gender reveal mishap

Tennessee Titans safety Kenny Vaccaro will be welcoming his third child into the world and decided to share the news of the baby’s gender with a gender reveal video posted on social media on Mother’s Day.

The only problem was Vaccaro didn’t exactly set his son up for success with the powder and confetti cannon he used, as it was turned the wrong way.

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For everyone that doesn’t already know, we will be having another baby boy. We already knew that so we decided to do this just for fun. Of course I turned it the wrong way,” Vaccaro said.

Well, congratulations to the Vaccaro family on the incoming baby boy and we hope his son is doing OK after that shocking mishap.

The Titans safety is entering his third season with the team in 2020 and it’ll be his second campaign since signing a four-year, $26 million extension in 2019 that has been worth every penny.

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Johanna is a graduate of UW-Oshkosh and has 3+ years of Public Health experience- specifically in health education and prevention. In the summer of 2018- Johanna was a AHEC intern at the Fond du Lac County Health Department. Prior to taking on this position, Johanna worked in research with UW-Madison's School of Public Health. She hopes to take her experience from past positions and apply it to Tobacco Prevention and Control.


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The Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency shattered its own record by closing more than $751,000,000 in business development projects in 2007, it was reported today by Supervisor Kate Murray.

“Despite gloomy predictions for the national and local economy, the IDA’s accomplishments demonstrate continued economic prosperity throughout our communities and the confidence of investors in our township,” said Supervisor Murray

IDA Executive Director Fred Parola said his agency’s record led the way for IDAs across Long Island. “In addition to new projects which have started from scratch, we continue to experience a trend toward projects which renovate, expand, rehabilitate or refinance existing businesses or buildings.”

The Hempstead IDA assisted with the financing of 19 separate business projects, including hotels, office buildings, affordable and senior housing and community centers. Each will create or retain hundreds of permanent jobs and many will foster numerous construction jobs. The IDA offers a package of financial and tax benefits and incentives to attract new businesses to the town and to retain those already here.

Among the businesses assisted in 2007 was Verbena Partners, which acquired and is renovating a three-story, 39,000-square foot building on 1.2 acres in Floral Park. Total cost is $6.5 million.

Hempstead’s IDA also advanced housing initiatives that are consistent with Supervisor Murray’s vision of diverse housing opportunities. The IDA assisted with affordable homes as well as assisted living facilities. One featured affordable homes program, Parkside Garden Villas, consists of a $20.65 million development of 80 townhouses replete with a community center at 75 Laurel Avenue in Hempstead.

Further, CSH, a Lynbrook company, acquired and its renovating a 120-unit assisted living facility at 8 Freer Street, Lynbrook. The cost of the project is $28,000,000.

Serving residents is at the core of Kate Murray’s governmental mission. Accordingly, the Supervisor is excited that the IDA is facilitating a $15 million initiative with the community service agency, Circulo de Hispanidad. The project includes the acquisition of a one-acre site at 605 Peninsula Boulevard and construction of a 33,000 square foot community center. The facility will provide health and recreational services, youth programs, cultural activities and support for victims of domestic violence.

“I am delighted that the Hempstead IDA continues to outperform other similar agencies, facilitating a robust economy, creating meaningful jobs and serving the needs of our residents,” concluded Murray. “I want to thank IDA Executive Director Fred Parola and the entire Hempstead IDA board for all of the positive work they do for the businesses and neighbors in Americas largest township.”

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New Years Eve Moon

The moon in the afternoon sky as seen from the Indiana Dunes National lakeshore. A warm day for December 31 in northern Indiana.

Meramec Caverns

A nostalgic barn painted to advertise Meramec Caverns, a roadside attraction in Missouri. Between Dwight and Odell, Illinois, along historic RT66.

Ambler Becker Texaco

A roadside attraction along RT 66, the Ambler Becker Service Station in Dwight, Illinois has been preserved for travel buffs.
Sky Chief Pump
Complete with vintage gas pumps, and the hose cars used to roll over to ring the bell to signal the attendant, this station brings you back to the 40's. I wish they had vintage gas prices too.

Chicago Alton Station

Built in 1891, by the Chicago and Alton Railroad, this station still serves Dwight, Illinois' Amtrak customers between Chicago and St. Louis. These people were heading toward Chicago three days before Christmas.

Downtown Dwight, Illinois, near historic RT66

The Oughton Windmill

One of the most interesting windmills I've seen can be found in Dwight, Illinois, just off of historic Rt. 66. Built for pumping water on the Oughton Farm, this windmill was designed to be attractive as well as functional.
Dwight Windmill
Built in 1896, the windmill is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Rock Creek

A view of Rock Creek near the confluence with the Kankakee River. Both the Kankakee and Rock Creek flow through limestone canyons carved over the centuries by the waterways.

Buried Alive

Mt. Baldy is a living dune, meaning the winds move constantly blow the sand to the leeward side of the dune, causing it to "move" inland. Due to the traffic on the dune, grasses do not grow and therefore do not hold in the sands.

The dune is moving at a rate of about four feet a year, and in the process is burying the woods adjacent to the dune. The parking lot is also in the path, and may soon be buried as well.

Here's a photo of the dune in 2008. You'll notice the same trees, yet the evergreen is completely buried.
Shifting Sands

On the windward side of the dune, water erosion is also contributing to the movement. The Michigan City harbor piers are starving the beach for sand, so not much new sand is deposited on the beach. After storms, large logs are often uncovered along the dunes, probably buried for centuries under the sands.

The spring of 2011 marked the beginning of an attempt to save Mt. Baldy. Areas were roped off to prevent people from trampling grasses and eroding the sands. Let's hope these actions will help preserve Mt. Baldy for generations to come.

From the Seventh Floor

Holiday shoppers roam the Marshall Field building in search of the perfect Christmas gift at Macy's on State Street.

The Walnut Room Christmas Tree

Our annual trip to view the Walnut Room Christmas tree took place on Sunday. As usual, there were lines waiting to view the tree, and lots of people waiting to eat in the Walnut Room.

Since Macy's took over the State Street Marshall Field store, lots of things have changed, but this tree remains festive.

Louisville, Evening

On our return trip from our fossil hunt, we stopped back at the Ohio River for an evening view of the Louisville, Kentucky skyline. In what looks to be a recently rebuilt part of Clarksville, Indiana, a small park provided a great view of the city.

To get there, we drove through what must have been old flood walls and gates. They were missing the gates across the streets and sidewalks, but I'll bet they once protected the city from the floods of the Ohio River.

Joppa Missonary Baptist Church

Within the boundaries of Mammoth Cave lie the remnants of rural life before the park. Cemeteries and churches remain part of the landscape. The Joppa Missionary Baptist Church was founded in 1862, and the wooden church dates back to the turn of the last century.

The building had two doors in the front, one for men and one for women, and inside, the unwed (and perhaps wed) men and women often sat on opposite sides of the church.

Joppa Church Interior

Inside the church, a single wood burning stove provided warmth during services.

Warning: Road Ends At Water's Edge

Driving through Mammoth Cave National Park, you'll notice some beautiful terrain, and some interesting means of crossing the Green River. The Green River Ferry is one of two operating ferries in the park, and these two are some of the few operating rural ferries in existence today.

I can only imagine approaching this spot on a dark, icy night and not being able to stop before the water's edge.

Green River Ferry

Relocated to this site in 1934, the ferry provides transport to park visitors as well as local citizens. This crossing is the most direct route for citizens living north of the park to travel to points south of the park and vice versa.

The ferry is propelled by a waterwheel, much the same as old riverboats. Two overhead cables span the river - one on each side, about 20 feet above the water. Four smaller cables connect the boat to these overhead cables, keeping the ferry in line with the road and preventing it from floating downstream.

Each crossing takes approximately one minute from bank to bank. Two cars or one RV are able to ride at a time. Over 90,000 vehicles are transported across the river each year.

During high water periods, the ferries are shut down, forcing traffic to use alternate routes to get to the other side of Mammoth Cave National Park. These alternate routes add as much as 40 miles to the drive.

A recent study by the National Park Service has indicated that while some minor improvements to the approach of the Green River Ferry would improve service, the ferry itself posed "No significant impact" on the environment. So it seems, for the time being at least, a permanent bridge will not replace this small piece of history.

High Water on the Ohio

The recent rainfall in the area has raised the water level on the Ohio River, covering the acres of fossil beds at the Falls of the Ohio State Park. Built in 1868, the Ohio Falls Bridge spans this part of the river, leading to Louisville, Kentucky on the far side.

Ohio Falls Bridge

A cool, still December morning near the Ohio Falls Bridge. Also known as the Fourteenth Street Bridge, this mile-long steel truss railroad bridge was built across the Ohio River in 1868 between Louisville, Kentucky and Clarksville, Indiana.
From the Top of the Ohio Falls Bridge

Built by the Louisville Bridge and Iron Company, at it's peak, this bridge was used around 300 times a day in 1900. At the far end toward Louisville, Kentucky, a lift bridge allows boats and barges to pass beneath the bridge.

Exploring the Dolomite Canyon

The boys and I ventured into unknown territory today, into a small, dolomite canyon in a surprising location - smack dab in the middle of an urban area. I couldn't find too much information on the canyon, only a few vague descriptions and grainy photos of a location much easier to view. We walked a bit along the top of the canyon to find a good place to climb down. The canyon seemed about 40 feet deep in parts, and it was covered in slippery moss.

A few hundred yards away from this point is an easily accessible park where the creek flows into the Kankakee, River, where most people visit.

Out of the Shadows

Early morning at Mt. Baldy. Shadows cover much of the area between the dunes and the lake until the sun rises high enough in the sky.

Much of the dune is roped off in an attempt to preserve the dune from erosion. Let's hope it works and the ropes can be removed in a year or two. This dune is moving a few feet a year inland. At that rate, the parking lot will be covered in a few years!

Holland Holiday Open House

Each year, our holiday season begins with a trip to Holland, Michigan for the annual Holiday Open House. Downtown stores stay open late and offer visitors free refreshments, snacks and gift wrapping. It's a great time to visit shops we normally wouldn't even notice, and find some merchandise we can't live without.

Carolers, Santa Claus, luminaries and roasting chestnuts can all be found on Holland's 8th Street sidewalks.

Holiday Open House

It's generally pretty crowded - especially at the corner drug store where they serve beautifully made Christmas cookies.

Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire

Walking Hand in Hand

A crisp, November morning along the Lake Michigan shore. Kintzele Ditch meanders through recently eroded dunes creating an interesting path to the lake.

Finding a narrow portion of the stream, the family hops across the water to continue their walk on Central Beach.

The waves have really eroded the dunes this year.

The boys were following an old trail on the edge of a dune when Chris slipped backwards and fell about five feet down onto the next layer of sand. He then continued to slide backwards and down the next layer to the beach.

No one was harmed in the capturing of this image.

Amber Against Blue

Just before sunset, we headed out for a walk along the rural roads near the house. The golden hour provided the perfect, warm light for photographing the Fall colors of this open field.

The Glow of Chicago

A 10:00 pm view of Chicago from the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Over 40 miles away, Chicago illuminates the sky over Lake Michigan.

The air was relatively calm, so the clouds did not smear across the sky as I had hoped.

Stars Over the Lake

A late night, long exposure over the lake. The earth's movement can be seen in the elongated stars and the blur of the hazy moon. Looks like an airplane was flying very far away- seen at the top right of the image.

What interested me was the depth created by the artificial lights on shore. It's rather unusual in landscape photography to see light between objects.

Sickle Moon

A crescent moon, moments before disappearing beneath the horizon.

Across the Bridge

Autumn color at Matthiessen State Park near Utica, Illinois.

Morning at Kintzele Ditch

Strong light from the rising sun bathes the shifting sands of Central Beach on this windy morning. The grass seen in the foreground was five to six feet tall prior to the wind and waves; it's now buried deep under the sand.

Chellberg Windmill

The Chellberg Farm is part of the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. It's a far cry from sand dunes, but this historical farm is the setting for the Heritage Festival in the Fall and Maple Sugar Days in early Spring.

The original barn and windmill can still be seen in the field.

Apple Time

Dan was very excited to pick apples this year. He walked around the orchard to find the largest apples possible - as well as the smallest - just for fun.

October Kitesurfing

A warm, windy morning in mid October was the perfect day for dozens of kitesurfing enthusiasts to hit the waves along Michigan City's Washington Park Beach.

Gaining speed, the kitesurfers were able to jump over 20 feet above the waves.

October Kitesurfing

The beach was lined with surfers waiting their turns, as well as spectators gazing in amazement.

Beverly Shores Marsh

Arriving at the beach rather early for a Saturday, gave us the opportunity to explore some other areas of the National Lakeshore.

We pass by this marsh every time we head to the beach, but only stop now and then. In the summer, it's almost impossible to tolerate the biting flies, so it's best to hold off until Fall to explore this area.

Along the trails, lots of wildlife can be detected, along with some remnants of humans - an occasional brick or concrete lump. Must have been part of someone's property years ago. Now it's being reclaimed by nature.

Thousands of beetles grouped together on Indiana's Central Beach during a windy morning. My best guess is they were clinging to anything that would keep them dry and in place.

At first glance, the beetles appeared to be debris on the sand, but closer inspection proved it wrong.

Out for a Ride

A sunny and warm Fall day, perfect for a ride in the country. Rural LaPorte County, Indiana.

Dellwood Park West Butte

Remnants of mining can be found in a relatively new park in Lockport, Illinois. Called Dellwood Park West, it borders the Illinois and Michigan Canal.

Sunrise at St. James at Sag Bridge

Early morning view of the cemetery at St. James at Sag Bridge Catholic Church. It's the oldest Cathloic church in the Chicago Archdioceses, and incorrectly called "Monk's Castle" by high school kids who tell tales of mean monks.

No monks have ever lived here, and they certainly don't make trespassers kneel in salt or on broom sticks.

Morning Light and Color

My nephew Tom and I set out early Sunday morning to capture some shadows for his photography class. His work is all black and white, but I took advantage of the golden hour to catch some fall color.

A climb to the top of the tallest butte in Dellwood Park West gave us this view of the surrounding land.

Portions of the park were once used for mining and slag disposal from a nearby steel mill, while other parts were used for agriculture. It's an interesting place to visit.

October on Lock 2

Lock 2 of the Illinois and Michigan Canal on an early October Morning. The warm sunshine has given us one of the most colorful fall seasons in memory.

Fall Colors

Leaves are changing in northern Illinois. Unusually warm weather and unobstructed sunshine made for some great fall color.

Waves and Clouds

Two days of high wind gusts churned up Lake Michigan, creating waves exceeding 20 feet near the Indiana shore. Shoreline erosion was evident at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. The entrance to Central Beach was no longer a hill, but a 6 foot drop to the beach.

Fall Colors Begin

It seems too early for autumn, but the trees never lie.

Fall Rainbow

Following several days of light rain, the sun finally appeared in the late afternoon sky creating a striking rainbow behind the colorful, fall trees.

Annual Scarecrow Festival

The annual Wanatah, Indiana Scarecrow Festival marks the beginning of Fall each September with a parade, craft vendors, rides, food and fun.

Directly across the street from the festival, this house always decorates for the event.


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The Tom Schimmer Podcast

Hey everyone! I’m excited to announce the launch of The Tom Schimmer Podcast! It’s a podcast about learning, leadership, and a little bit about life.

Primarily, it’s a podcast that focuses on current topics in K-12 education. Each week, I will lean on my 30 years of experience to keep listeners informed on the prevailing stories dominating the conversations about teaching and learning.

This podcast will also focus on leadership by exploring how leaders in any field can truly engineer a culture of continued professional growth.

Occasionally, this podcast will explore the pursuit of success and happiness as it relates to any walk of life. Through a mix of segments I hope you will be well-equipped to meet the needs of learners regardless of what role you serve.

Segments each week will be:

1. Don’t @ Me: I will open each podcast with my commentary or perspective on a wide array of educational topics.

2. The Interview: I will invite experts on to discuss what’s current in their areas of expertise. I also hope to interview expert practitioners who might not be educational household names but who, nonetheless, are leaving their mark on education.

3. Assessment Corner: As many of you know my primary area of expertise is in assessment and grading, so while the podcast itself will focus on a range of topics and issues, Assessment Corner will be a main-stay each week. This will be an opportunity for you, the listeners, to send in questions (either by email or voice recording) that could be directly embedded into the podcast) for which I will provide some practical answers and sound advice on how to move forward.

4. In the News: I will highlight a few educational news stories from the previous week that I thought were noteworthy; maybe offer some perspective or opinion on those stories as well.

5. Tweets of the Week: I will bring you the social media posts from Twitter, Facebook, and/or Instagram that caught my attention.

The “Trailer” is now live on Podbean:

You can also listen/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, & Google.

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A Quick Chat With Ellie English of L.A. Witch

Words By Kat Jenson
Photo by Moni Haworth

Psychedelic, haunting, swirling, hazy, intoxicating; Los Angeles’ mellow-rock trio, L.A. Witch, have heard this all before, but “all this before” isn’t wrong. The moment the needle hits their self-titled debut, there’s a time warp to a familiar unknown. A sort of soothing propulsion into the dark that rides along endless miles — their brooding, reverb-drenched sounds kissing the warm, midnight air. Make no mistake, L.A. Witch knows a lot about driving. They are absolute road warriors and for the better part of the last three years have taken their slightly twisted version of SoCal surf to lands far and wide; perhaps this endless travel is why the ‘music-sounds-like-driving’ comparison works so well. Drummer Ellie English carved out a tiny chunk of her time to talk to us about touring, evolving and teeth brushing.

TT: Can you give a short synopsis of L.A. Witch; a tiny origin story, if you will.
EE: The girls started the band about six years ago, and I joined four years ago. I knew Sade from high school where we had another band together.

TT: What’s the biggest difference between your recorded music and your live set?
EE: I think we have a more energetic vibe when we play live. I personally like the live/raw sound better than the recordings.

TT: What’s one of the most important things you hope to accomplish with this band?
EE: We all really love traveling. We definitely hope to continue doing that. We’ve done a lot of U.S. tours and we’re currently on our third European tour. We will do another U.S. tour this October and then we go to Australia in November. As a whole , I think we just hope to inspire people and we want people to have fun when they come to see us or hear our music.

TT: How do you think L.A. Witch has evolved?
EE: I think we’ve all learned a lot from touring. It’s helped us grow musically because we’re playing every night, meeting new bands and hearing all different kinds of music. We’ve also grown a lot personally from these experiences, too.

TT: As far as inspirations are concerned, what do all the members of L.A. Witch agree upon?
EE: Black Sabbath.

TT: Do you remember the first song you learned to play on drums?
EE: “Fire” by Jimmy Hendrix Experience.

TT: In your opinion, what’s the finest example of recorded drums?
EE: I really love Carla Azar’s drumming on Autolux’s Future Perfect.

TT: You’re on the road and together a lot. What keeps things level/grounded during those long periods of time?
EE: Nothing really; Haha! You just gotta deal with things as they come.

TT: You’ve recently played dates with The Coathangers and Death Valley Girls. Is there a different vibe hitting the road with other female musicians?
EE: The Coathangers and Death Valley Girls were both really fun to tour with. We’ve toured with both guys and girls and I would say inevitably there are slight differences, but I’ve always enjoyed them equally.

TT: Do you ever talk shop with other drummers? What can/do you commiserate about with other female drummers/musicians?
EE: I do enjoy when I get to talk shop with other drummers. I love hearing about what they think of gear or something/someone new they’ve discovered.

TT: If you could impart some wisdom on someone whether related to the music industry or not, what would it be?
EE: Always brush your teeth before going to bed.

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Champion Tessa Barrett, Waverly, Pennsylvania senior sprinting to the tape
Champion Tessa Barrett, Waverly, Pennsylvania senior sprinting to the tape

San Diego, Ca. — It is all grist for the running mill, this Nike Cross Nationals versus Foot Locker Cross Country Championships debate:  Which high school championship is better? Which one will outlast the other?  Who wins?  Who loses?  Goodness me.  For as in all things running, it seems, the sport has found a way to engage in an internecine battle rather than work as one to take on the outside world which is where the real fight should be waged.

Of course, Nike and Foot Locker were once partners in the Foot Locker Championships until Nike departed to create Nike Team Nationals in 2004 after Foot Locker turned down the offer to add a team element in San Diego. The competition then really heated up when Nike introduced an individual championship and renamed its meet Nike Cross Nationals in 2007.

But whichever high school national cross country event you may prefer, NXN or Foot Locker, this much is true, the sport at the high school level has all the passion and energy that is missing at the professional level.  And one important reason is the built-in rooting that comes from a fan-base that is actually attached to the athletes they care so deeply about.

Meb Keflezighi's daughters, Sara and Yohana, rapt spectators, budding fans
Meb Keflezighi’s daughters, Sara and Yohana, rapt spectators, budding fans

As we all can recall, there is never a time in life when one’s passion runs as deep or is mined as pure as when first we give our heart and soul to “my” team.  This connection first emerges around the age of ten when hero worship enters a young fan’s consciousness and he/she becomes aware of the local pro or college team that his/her father or mother follows closely.

But it is upon entering high school that the attachment takes the deepest root, for this is truly my team — think Friday Night Lights.  From there college fandom forges loyalty into a lifelong bond.  How many college friends first dress their newborns in the jerseys and memorabilia of their alma maters?

Now look at running.  While this “my-school, my-team” sentiment is evident to a degree for cross country and track — given the history of the program and its level of excellence — with the lack of scholarships needed to field entire teams, the days of collegiate dual meets are long gone, and once runners, jumpers, and throwers graduate, any connection they have to something beyond themselves goes missing altogether. Instead it is every man jack for himself as they now perform for shoe company contracts.

Louis Colson, Thomas Edison HS senior, Alexandria, Va. - All out at Foot Locker 2013
Louis Colson, Thomas Edison HS senior, Alexandria, Va. – All out at Foot Locker 2013

Yet look at the running chat rooms today and see how deeply felt the passions run.  Read how venomous are the arguments for or against Nike or Foot Locker’s particular national high school cross country offerings.  Where is that passion for the pro side of the sport?  Perhaps it isn’t there because there remains no context, no linking element to join fans to anything beyond the individual athlete.

That said, club teams, once the mainstays of post-collegiate athletics, have begun the long climb back to relevance. This weekend’s USATF Club National Cross Country Championships in Bend, Oregon were very well attended, if not widely covered.

As part of its PR outreach USATF continuously touts the USA has having the greatest track team in the world. But then there never is any competition staged to prove the validity of the boast; only the Olympics and World Championships keep a tally of national medal hauls.  Yes, there is a USA versus The World format at the Penn Relays each spring, but that is a one-off meet at the beginning of the season that even includes double USA squads, one red, one blue. As such it doesn’t present the public with the binary choice  — Yankees versus Red Sox — necessary to develop a true rooting interest over a calendar span.

And the world-wide Diamond League track tour essentially stages individual competitions that attempt to break world records in every event at every meet, but never links one event to another in any sort of fan-friendly narrative.  As a result nobody actually wins a track meet. Instead numerous track and field events simply share a venue rather than a common purpose or goal.

John Dressel leads eventual champion Grant Fisher heading for home (courtesy
John Dressel leads eventual champion Grant Fisher heading for home

As it turned out, NXN had the better girl’s race in 2013 with Alexa Efraimson, Elise Cranny and Sarah Baxter duking it out for the best-in-the-nation status, while Foot Locker staged a more compelling boy’s competition between juniors Grant Fisher of Grand Blanc, Michigan and Colbert, Washington’s John Dressel who fought a bare-knuckles brawl over the final 800 meters.  Now if only those passions could be somehow harnessed and transferred to the pro game we might see the internet forums light up with the same level of energy and vitriol.  And wouldn’t that be a welcome change?

Say what else you will about the Foot Locker Cross Country Championships, it is without a doubt a wonderful reunion.  Of course, with only ten years of history behind it NXN can’t dig as deeply into the past as Foot Locker can with its 35-year legacy.  And while Nike brings in a large stable of its pro runners to mingle with and inspire the NXN teams and individuals in Portland, the combination of wintry weather and the scheduling of Foot Locker as the final high school cross country meet of the season keeps the NCAA coaches and previous year’s champions from joining the festivities.

Villanova's Marcus O'Sullivan taking in the action
Villanova’s Marcus O’Sullivan taking in the action

You couldn’t toss a wayward Frisbee at yesterday’s Foot Locker meet without hitting one of the many college coaches who had flown in from around the nation to take in the one-stop-shopping recruiting opportunity.  There was Marcus O’Sullivan from Villanova.  Next to him searching for a race program was Tennessee’s J.J. Clark.  After the meet Michigan’s Mike McQuire was chatting up one of the athletes and her mom.

Of course the balmy San Diego weather added immeasurably to their inclination to hang around Balboa Park and discuss the sport in all its facets.  And afterwards a number of coaches and old friends gathered at ex-UCLA Coach Bob Larsen’s Mission Beach condo for pizza and beers.

Post-race party at Coach Bob Larsen's beach-side condo
Post-race party at Coach Bob Larsen’s beach-side condo

Included in the bunch was Tulane’s Eric Peterson, who had been at UCLA for 16 years prior to taking the job with the Green Wave.  Also on hand was current UCLA assistant, Forest Braden, local Grossmont College women’s coach Robert Claesson (where Coach Larsen had begun before taking the UCLA reigns), and Pat Tyson, the head coach at Gonzaga, who was the roommate of Steve Prefontaine while at Oregon.  With so many old friends on hand, Pat called his former U. of O. coach Bill Dellinger to rub in the camaraderie and good cheer that Bill was missing up north.

Early 1970s Grossmont College squad
One of Coach Larsen’s early 1970s Grossmont College squads

After the pizzas were devoured, everyone crowded around the dining room table where Coach Larsen had laid out many old pictures that opened memory banks and loosened tongues, times that make such occasions a big part of why sport is the mortar that cements friendships for life.

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  1. Toni,

    Great perspective. Besides the one-off coach or parent, from a media perspective, high school runners and coaches provide easy access versus the restrictions College programs impose on media and the firewall that agents and brands try to protect instead of enhance at every opportunity. Every once in awhile that easy access can be troublesome but the experience gained is invaluable in so many different ways as it’s the building block approach to gaining that needed experience.

    I’ve been to quite a few Foot Locker Championships over the last 10 years and the field and media dilution because of NXN was quite evident this year.

    Foot Locker has a great history and over the years not a whole lot has changed in terms of format. Can the product continue to draw the national attention over time or does it too need to evolve?

    1. Having missed the last ten Foot Lockers due to a scheduling conflict with the Honolulu Marathon, I didn’t notice, but many people also said the crowd was smaller this year at Balboa Park than in the past.

  2. Where’s the tail and where’s the dog in this discussion? It’s long bothered me that running’s media (Flotrack, T&FN, Let’s Run) gives so much more coverage and pushes out so much more content about HS races than they do for pro events. Are they responding to the market’s demand, or are they shaping their readership’s perspective of what’s important in the sport? If we take them at their word that they are working to (re)build this sport in America, then the hierarchy of coverage should reflect the HS – college – pro progression that we not only see in every other sport, but that gives youth athletes something to aspire to. Media coverage of NXN or Footlocker is like an 8th grade graduation – you can’t shake the feeling that we’re telling these kids “Well, this is as good as it gets. You’re free to keep going and work hard, but don’t expect much more in the way of accolades.”

    1. That’s good insight, George. One problem in covering the pros is that every high school kid is an American (just about) who has decent media skills, a coach, parents, and a team back-story to tell. In other words, it’s richer media field to till. Once you get to the pros its an international mish-mash with fewer competitions in the USA, you have less access, fewer media savvy stars, and a less contextualized format. High school sports, therefore, are the lower hanging fruit.

  3. It doesn’t get anything like the widespread coverage of the H. S.
    championships, which means it is settled even further into the depths
    of the inner ring of running freaks, but Mike is right about the terrific
    competition of post-collegiate runners at the XC Club Nats. I’m very
    proud of our Blue Ridge N. C. ZAP team’s 2nd place.
    And, as an observation, just look how both entities thrived when Indy
    racing split into two warring factions.

    1. Leon,

      Congrats to the Zap team for its performance in Bend. Wouldn’t it be great if we could see “Zap” across the chest of top pros going up against other teams at the media covered events?

  4. Tony, you were at ground zero when clubs got overtaken by shoe company teams. Back in the day the GBTC and Liberty AC were the best distance clubs in the country for men and women. Then it all disappeared. Are we any better now? Coaches like Bill Squires, Sev, Bill Clark and John Babington produced a pipeline of talent. And got paid peanuts. I miss those days.

  5. The USATF Club Nats XC was awesome Saturday. Clubs slugged it out for bragging rights on a great course. Competition is alive!

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The God that I love and praise is the One who created everything we know of. He is powerful, intelligent, detail-oriented, big picture oriented, artistic, loving, gentle, humorous, and on and on, all wrapped up into One Being. He is Spirit, so He can exist everywhere, aiding all things and people at once. This boggles the mind. He is holy and pure, sinless, unable to be tempted or screw up at all. He is perfect, doing everything in exactly the right time for exactly the right reasons every time. He is faithful to accomplish His goals, fulfill His prophecies and provide help when we humbly ask. He is jealous for our worship and attention in a way that doesn’t mean He sins or is ugly but in the pure form of the word, meaning He knows He made us and expects us to k now it too. It is a fact that we are made by Him. So when we give homage and props to someone or something else, it is rightly offensive to Him. God constantly provides for us, knowing is better than we know ourselves and loving us more, he provides for our material needs, physical needs, emotional needs and spiritual needs through redemption by His Son, Jesus Christ. God does not forget necessarily but of we humbly ask Him to forgive us through His Son’s sacrifice and resurrection for us, He chooses to forgive and forget. We are not strong enough to forget but He can. God is fair and just. People call it “karma” but it is really God rewarding good with good and bad with bad at some point when it will serve the most to try to save your soul. God is compassionate and wants us all to be saved and be with Him forever, even after this short first life is over. We serve an amazing God, an awesome God.


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