Feel free to come out to Phoenix for the PF Chang's Rock & Roll marathon. I hear it's a record-setter for many people since the weather's almost always perfect, we're only about 1200' ASL, and it's pretty much totally flat, so there's no hills or anything to deal with. Not that I run marathons or anything. I came to learn at an early age that I have genetically inferior knee cartilage and I hit my limit with 10K's at which point I start having weeks of pain and funny noises coming from my knees. Oh well!

I'm still struggling to see what Hummer's tie to a marathon would be though. Are they trying to sell the notion that buying a Hummer somehow makes you an outdoorsy type that goes and does athletic things? I'm sure they're not mutually exclusive, but I rarely see Hummers being driven by people who work out anything more than their cel phone.