James Madison's Rockeed McCarter and Maine's Steven Barker battle for a pass during second quarter action at Bridgeforth Stadium in Harrisonburg on Saturday. JMU won the game 22-14.
I covered the James Madison University and Maine football game in Harrisonburg today. It was not super exciting although Maine did come back and have a chance to win. I missed a couple of great shots which makes me a bit cranky, but sometimes that is the way it goes.
James Madison defensive tackle Ronnell Brown and defensive line assistant coach Isai Bradshaw celebrate following a bad snap by Maine on fourth down that resulted in JMU scoring a safety during second quarter action at Bridgeforth Stadium in Harrisonburg on Saturday.
JMU quarterback Justin Thorpe brushes aside a defender on his way to a touchdown during second quarter action against Maine on Saturday.
James Madison quarterback Justin Thorpe celebrates following his touchdown run in the secod quarter against Maine.
Mother Jones picked up my image of President Barack Obama hugging Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-AZ) during the State of the Union Address on Capitol Hill Tuesday night. Giffords made only her second return to the House chamber since she was shot in the head last January and just one day before she is to resign [...]
Covering the President’s State of the Union Address (SOTU) at the U.S. Capitol is pretty cool. The event is full of pomp and pageantry but it is also the worst case example of hurry up and wait. Because of the heightened security surrounding the 9:00 p.m. event, it is best to arrive early and before [...]
Hundreds of members of the "Occupy" movement from across the country participate in the Occupy Congress rally on Capitol Hill, calling on lawmakers to have a greater focus on alleviating income inequalities.
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