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The last team race of the year is a week from Sunday, on Dec. 9, at 9:30 am.

We will be gathering at Circles at 8 am. Steve (917-238-9447) and Elias (347-207-7406) are driving, so give them a call if you need a ride.

First come, first served.

John

#1244

From: "brooklyn_rrc" <balbos@...>
Date: Wed Nov 21, 2007 7:38 pm
Subject: Club Awards Dinner

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Annual holiday party and club awards ceremony:  Wednesday December 12,
7:30PM at the Knights of Columbus (10th Avenue off Prospect Park
Southwest).  Dinner, beer/soda to be followed by club awards,
$20/person.  RSVP to Steve (917.238.9447) by 12/8.

#1243

From: <john_shostrom@...>
Date: Tue Nov 20, 2007 6:16 pm
Subject: Thanksgiving run, 9 am

john_shostrom@...

Elias and I are gathering at 9 am on Turkey Day at the usual Saturday-Sunday
meeting place (15th & PPW, across from the movie theaters) for what we hope will
be a group run. Hope to see a few of you there to burn some calories.

John

#1242

From: Dave M <kosherdave@...>
Date: Sun Nov 18, 2007 9:28 pm
Subject: Re: Sunday 11/18 Race to Deliver

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Wow, thanks John, I did not think of it in terms of so many miles. As for my pace, I set out to do around 8:30 and was actually at 8:02 for the first 17 miles. At that point my garmin stopped keeping my pace and I felt like I kept constant until mile 20 and I slowed down quite a bit "before I had to", just to keep it safe.

I was going very strong thru the marathon mark (around 3:45- 3:50) and still after 4 hours.

After that I started to think I should slow it down some more because I was afraid I'd hit the wall. I think it was my last 6 or 8 miles that were the slowest, but I took people's advice, stayed hydrated, ate a lot, did not push too hard and thought of the remaining "laps" and not miles --that helped a lot! Only 4 more laps sounds a lot better than only 16 more miles!!

And John, special thanks to your words of encouragement and advice -- really help through the whole thing!

John Shostrom <john_shostrom@...> wrote:

I was thinking about you this weekend, Dave. I�m glad you made it through ok. It was quite a slog, I�ll bet. Was your pacing even?

Congratulations on finishing 63.4 miles of races in 2 weeks!

John

On 11/18/07 3:59 PM, "Dave M" <kosherdave@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hope everyone enjoyed their weekend runs/races. I wanted to let everyone know I survived my first ultramarathon. I ran the Knickerbocker 60K in central park. 9 monotonous laps. 37 miles.

My muscles don't hurt as much as they did after the ING marathon 2 weeks ago, but my knees and ankles are sore. Anyway, 5:54 was my time. I was shooting for under 6 hours, and I made it!



~Dave

Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@gmail.com> wrote:



I plan to do all three the others, this one is not feasible


On Nov 17, 2007 9:25 PM, stuart myer <stuartmyer@yahoo.com> wrote:






yep that's it.. I need 3 of those 4


Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@gmail.com> wrote:


wanting to get your 9 qualifiers before the end of the year? 4 qualifying races left.


On Nov 17, 2007 6:52 AM, stuartmyer < stuartmyer@yahoo.com> wrote:






I will be running the 4 miler tomorrow in Central Park, if anyone would
like a ride let me know.. I can swing by Circles at 8:15






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#1241

From: John Shostrom <john_shostrom@...>
Date: Sun Nov 18, 2007 9:17 pm
Subject: Re: Sunday 11/18 Race to Deliver

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I was thinking about you this weekend, Dave. I’m glad you made it through ok. It was quite a slog, I’ll bet. Was your pacing even?

Congratulations on finishing 63.4 miles of races in 2 weeks!

John

On 11/18/07 3:59 PM, "Dave M" <kosherdave@...> wrote:

Hope everyone enjoyed their weekend runs/races. I wanted to let everyone know I survived my first ultramarathon. I ran the Knickerbocker 60K in central park. 9 monotonous laps. 37 miles.

My muscles don't hurt as much as they did after the ING marathon 2 weeks ago, but my knees and ankles are sore. Anyway, 5:54 was my time. I was shooting for under 6 hours, and I made it!



~Dave

Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@...> wrote:



I plan to do all three the others, this one is not feasible


On Nov 17, 2007 9:25 PM, stuart myer <stuartmyer@...> wrote:






yep that's it.. I need 3 of those 4


Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@...> wrote:


wanting to get your 9 qualifiers before the end of the year? 4 qualifying races left.


On Nov 17, 2007 6:52 AM, stuartmyer < stuartmyer@...> wrote:






I will be running the 4 miler tomorrow in Central Park, if anyone would
like a ride let me know.. I can swing by Circles at 8:15






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#1240

From: Dave M <kosherdave@...>
Date: Sun Nov 18, 2007 8:59 pm
Subject: Re: Sunday 11/18 Race to Deliver

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Hope everyone enjoyed their weekend runs/races. I wanted to let everyone know I survived my first ultramarathon. I ran the Knickerbocker 60K in central park. 9 monotonous laps. 37 miles.

My muscles don't hurt as much as they did after the ING marathon 2 weeks ago, but my knees and ankles are sore. Anyway, 5:54 was my time. I was shooting for under 6 hours, and I made it!

~Dave

Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@...> wrote:

I plan to do all three the others, this one is not feasible

On Nov 17, 2007 9:25 PM, stuart myer <stuartmyer@yahoo.com> wrote:

yep that's it.. I need 3 of those 4

Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@gmail.com> wrote:

wanting to get your 9 qualifiers before the end of the year? 4 qualifying races left.

On Nov 17, 2007 6:52 AM, stuartmyer < stuartmyer@yahoo.com> wrote:

I will be running the 4 miler tomorrow in Central Park, if anyone would
like a ride let me know.. I can swing by Circles at 8:15

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#1239

From: "Geert Vansintjan" <geert.vansintjan@...>
Date: Sun Nov 18, 2007 3:51 am
Subject: Re: Sunday 11/18 Race to Deliver

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I plan to do all three the others, this one is not feasible

On Nov 17, 2007 9:25 PM, stuart myer <stuartmyer@...> wrote:

yep that's it.. I need 3 of those 4

Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@...> wrote:

wanting to get your 9 qualifiers before the end of the year? 4 qualifying races left.

On Nov 17, 2007 6:52 AM, stuartmyer < stuartmyer@...> wrote:

I will be running the 4 miler tomorrow in Central Park, if anyone would
like a ride let me know.. I can swing by Circles at 8:15

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#1238

From: stuart myer <stuartmyer@...>
Date: Sun Nov 18, 2007 2:25 am
Subject: Re: Sunday 11/18 Race to Deliver

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yep that's it.. I need 3 of those 4

Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@...> wrote:

wanting to get your 9 qualifiers before the end of the year? 4 qualifying races left.

On Nov 17, 2007 6:52 AM, stuartmyer <stuartmyer@yahoo.com> wrote:

I will be running the 4 miler tomorrow in Central Park, if anyone would
like a ride let me know.. I can swing by Circles at 8:15

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#1237

From: "Geert Vansintjan" <geert.vansintjan@...>
Date: Sat Nov 17, 2007 10:14 pm
Subject: Re: Sunday 11/18 Race to Deliver

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wanting to get your 9 qualifiers before the end of the year? 4 qualifying races left.

On Nov 17, 2007 6:52 AM, stuartmyer <stuartmyer@...> wrote:

I will be running the 4 miler tomorrow in Central Park, if anyone would
like a ride let me know.. I can swing by Circles at 8:15

#1236

From: "stuartmyer" <stuartmyer@...>
Date: Sat Nov 17, 2007 11:52 am
Subject: Sunday 11/18 Race to Deliver

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I will be running the 4 miler tomorrow in Central Park, if anyone would
like a ride let me know.. I can swing by Circles at 8:15

#1235

From: "brooklyn_rrc" <balbos@...>
Date: Sat Nov 17, 2007 3:45 am
Subject: Local Brooklyn Races

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December 1 - Peter Rabbit 3M(?) Cross Country
BRRC's annual right of winter - a fun and challenging
2 loop course around the ballfields and lawns of
Prospect Park.  Medals to the first 15 male and female
finishers.
Online registration
http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1493022

December 2 - Jingle Bell 3M Run
A new addition to the Brooklyn racing calendar!  This
Bay Ridge race goes along the Verazano bike path.
Online registration
http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=14913

We look forward to seeing you on the roads!

#1234

From: "brooklyn_rrc" <balbos@...>
Date: Thu Nov 15, 2007 6:33 pm
Subject: Female Endurance Athletes Seminar

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A morning of training techniques, nutrition and injury prevention
information geared to the female runner, cyclist and swimmer. This
is a networking opportunity for athletes in our area.  Business
cards are encouraged.
Date: Saturday, December 8, 2007
Time: 8 am � 12 pm
Place: The Center for Physical Therapy and Sports Rehabilitation
310 Madison Ave
Morristown, NJ 07960

RSVP: By November 30, 2007 973.683.2363

Registration is Required.


  Speakers

Joseph Rempson, MD
Medical Director for the Department of Rehabilitation and the
Concussion Clinic at Overlook Hospital

Dixie Douville RN, BSN, USATF Certified Coach
8x Boston Marathon Finisher and President of Pursuit of Wellness

Amy Rappaport
All-American Triathlete and USA Triathlon Level 1 Certified Coach.
2004 Lake Placid Iroman age group winner and 12 x Ironman top age
group finisher.

Pam Banks
Master Swim Coach and Master Swim Competitor

Barbara Reuven, PT
Advanced Certified Structural Integrationist and Swimmer/Triathlete

Joseph Patanella, PT, DPT
Manager of Program Development at the Atlantic Rehabilitation
Insitute, Multisport athlete in over 300 events including Eco
Challenges. CEO of Green Brook Racing LLC and USAT Certified Race
Director

Laura Fucci PT
Duathlete, Former National Ranked Competitive Power Lifter

#1233

From: John Shostrom <john_shostrom@...>
Date: Thu Nov 8, 2007 6:19 pm
Subject: Re: Knickerbocker 60K

john_shostrom@...

Dave:

I’ve run the Knick, in about 1997. I adopted a walk-run strategy, but I went out too fast and had a painful last 10 miles after a decent marathon effort (3:30 or so). I finished in 5:25, so that’s 115 minutes for the last 11 miles, not very good for a 3-hour marathoner.

Here are a few tips:

Go out very slowly, slower than regular jogging pace.

2. Walk regularly before you feel you need to, esp. during the drink stops and on the uphills. Your pace walking uphill is not that much slower than running uphill — use the downhills and flats for faster running.

3. Eat some real food if you can stomach it, as long as you don’t have to chew much — soft bananas, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, anything soft that you’re comfortable with.

4. Pack some extra clothes in your bag. You may want to change socks, shirts, etc., and you have access to your bag every 4 miles, if the setup is like it was when I ran it in the 1990s.

Good luck! Be patient, and try to buddy up with someone if you can. It’s a long haul (and boring!), and company helps.

John

On 11/7/07 4:09 PM, "Dave M" <kosherdave@...> wrote:

Hey runners,



Have any of you run (or planning to run) the NYRRC Knickerbocker 60K? I'm 85% convinced I should run this ultra November 17th.



Does anyone have any pointers on such a long race?



I feel really good after the marathon last weekend. Despite going out too fast, I still knocked a few minutes off from last year and did not have to walk at all.



I realized two things:

a. you really do need to save a lot for that last 6 miles. They were harder this year since I went out much harder than last year.

b. I should be running my half-marathons a lot faster. My half-way point was very close to my fastest half marathon!



I do plan to walk in the ultra if I decide to do it, maybe I'll walk at the water stops, I guess we'll see.



Anyway, if you have any advice about how to run the 60K, I'd love to hear it.



~Dave


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#1232

From: Dave M <kosherdave@...>
Date: Wed Nov 7, 2007 9:09 pm
Subject: Knickerbocker 60K

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Hey runners,

Have any of you run (or planning to run) the NYRRC Knickerbocker 60K? I'm 85% convinced I should run this ultra November 17th.

Does anyone have any pointers on such a long race?

I feel really good after the marathon last weekend. Despite going out too fast, I still knocked a few minutes off from last year and did not have to walk at all.

I realized two things:

a. you really do need to save a lot for that last 6 miles. They were harder this year since I went out much harder than last year.

b. I should be running my half-marathons a lot faster. My half-way point was very close to my fastest half marathon!

I do plan to walk in the ultra if I decide to do it, maybe I'll walk at the water stops, I guess we'll see.

Anyway, if you have any advice about how to run the 60K, I'd love to hear it.

~Dave

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#1231

From: Colleen Eren <atalanta26pt2@...>
Date: Mon Nov 5, 2007 11:54 am
Subject: Re: NYC Marathon results

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Impressive races from the BRRC, Congratulations to all who ran. Rest well !!!
~Colleen

Colleen Eren
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Amnesty International PADP Steering Committee

cell: 5168492363

fax: 5163527815

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~John Donne

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#1230

From: Elias <elias_94@...>
Date: Mon Nov 5, 2007 1:37 am
Subject: NYC Marathon results

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Congratulations to all BRRC marathoners on a superb
race!

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#1229

From: "Tony B" <tony.bourke@...>
Date: Tue Oct 30, 2007 6:28 pm
Subject: Re: Marathon start, number and color question

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Yeah, it's pretty easy to move up. There's plenty of time between when they get you there and when the race starts, like half an hour if I recall correctly. I think the positioning has something to do with the time you expect to complete the Marathon in. I put over 4 hours, so that's probably why I ended up in the back. 3 and change would probably get you up pretty close.

Hydration is tricky, as you don't want to underhydrate for the start of course, but you'll be standing around in cooler weather for half an hour, and you'll probably end up wizzing off the side of the Verrazano within the first mile. When I ran, about 20,000 people seemed to do just that.

Tony

On 10/29/07, Geert Vansintjan <geert.vansintjan@...> wrote:

I have 6600 blue or something. I remember from last year that you can move up some thousands without any problem when you are lining (massing) up.

There are seas of time if you take the bus to socialize with the other runners before the lining up starts.

Geert

On Oct 29, 2007 1:57 PM, Dave M <kosherdave@...> wrote:

Hey BRRC

I was looking at my marathon number (1763) and wondered if they do a seeding for the start based off of this. I don't remember what they did last year.

Anyway, I am hoping I have a pretty close-to-start number since I don't want to lose too much time up front.

Also, what staging area are people in this year?

I'm in green, which I see has some major construction, partly why I'm wondering if there is seeding for the start based off bib numbers.

Let me know what you think,

DM

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#1228

From: "Geert Vansintjan" <geert.vansintjan@...>
Date: Tue Oct 30, 2007 2:18 am
Subject: Re: Marathon start, number and color question

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I have 6600 blue or something. I remember from last year that you can move up some thousands without any problem when you are lining (massing) up.

There are seas of time if you take the bus to socialize with the other runners before the lining up starts.

Geert

On Oct 29, 2007 1:57 PM, Dave M <kosherdave@...> wrote:

Hey BRRC

I was looking at my marathon number (1763) and wondered if they do a seeding for the start based off of this. I don't remember what they did last year.

Anyway, I am hoping I have a pretty close-to-start number since I don't want to lose too much time up front.

Also, what staging area are people in this year?

I'm in green, which I see has some major construction, partly why I'm wondering if there is seeding for the start based off bib numbers.

Let me know what you think,

DM

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#1227

From: Brent Peterson <nycbrent@...>
Date: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:16 am
Subject: Re: Marathon start, number and color question

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Dave -

You are seeded in groups of 1,000 runners. Bibs 1 through 1,000 are blue and are in the first queue for the blue start. Bibs 1,001 through 2,000 are green and are in the first queue for the green start. I would imagine you'll be crossing the starting line within a half minute to minute of the starting gun. I believe the "Local Elite" runners are placed in a small queue directly in front of the green start line, but this only amounts to 100 or so runners (John Shostrom, Richard Gregory, Taylor Delhagen - they'll all be up there, along with other locals).

Tony - you're quite a ways back...it will be several minutes before you reach the start line.

Have fun - wish I could be there to cheer everyone on, but GOOD LUCK anyway! :)

Brent

----- Original Message ----
From: Dave M <kosherdave@...>
To: BrooklynRoadRunners@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, October 29, 2007 11:21:09 AM
Subject: Re: [BrooklynRoadRunners] Marathon start, number and color question

Cool we'll have to look for each other before the race in all the hours we have to hang out!! What's your anticipated pace? I ran it in 3:32 last year, and am shooting for 3:20 this year (we'll see!!).

Tony B <tony.bourke@ gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Dave,

I'm in green also, and my race number is 32,000 something.

Tony

On 10/29/07, Dave M < kosherdave@yahoo. com> wrote:

Hey BRRC

I was looking at my marathon number (1763) and wondered if they do a seeding for the start based off of this. I don't remember what they did last year.

Anyway, I am hoping I have a pretty close-to-start number since I don't want to lose too much time up front.

Also, what staging area are people in this year?

I'm in green, which I see has some major construction, partly why I'm wondering if there is seeding for the start based off bib numbers.

Let me know what you think,

DM

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#1226

From: Dave M <kosherdave@...>
Date: Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:21 pm
Subject: Re: Marathon start, number and color question

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Hi Dave,

I'm in green also, and my race number is 32,000 something.

Tony

On 10/29/07, Dave M < kosherdave@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hey BRRC

I was looking at my marathon number (1763) and wondered if they do a seeding for the start based off of this. I don't remember what they did last year.

Anyway, I am hoping I have a pretty close-to-start number since I don't want to lose too much time up front.

Also, what staging area are people in this year?

I'm in green, which I see has some major construction, partly why I'm wondering if there is seeding for the start based off bib numbers.

Let me know what you think,

DM

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#1225

From: Dave M <kosherdave@...>
Date: Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:21 pm
Subject: Re: Marathon start, number and color question

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Hi Dave,

I'm in green also, and my race number is 32,000 something.

Tony

On 10/29/07, Dave M < kosherdave@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hey BRRC

I was looking at my marathon number (1763) and wondered if they do a seeding for the start based off of this. I don't remember what they did last year.

Anyway, I am hoping I have a pretty close-to-start number since I don't want to lose too much time up front.

Also, what staging area are people in this year?

I'm in green, which I see has some major construction, partly why I'm wondering if there is seeding for the start based off bib numbers.

Let me know what you think,

DM

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#1224

From: "Tony B" <tony.bourke@...>
Date: Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:17 pm
Subject: Re: Marathon start, number and color question

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Hi Dave,

I'm in green also, and my race number is 32,000 something.

Tony

On 10/29/07, Dave M < kosherdave@...> wrote:

Hey BRRC

I was looking at my marathon number (1763) and wondered if they do a seeding for the start based off of this. I don't remember what they did last year.

Anyway, I am hoping I have a pretty close-to-start number since I don't want to lose too much time up front.

Also, what staging area are people in this year?

I'm in green, which I see has some major construction, partly why I'm wondering if there is seeding for the start based off bib numbers.

Let me know what you think,

DM
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#1223

From: Dave M <kosherdave@...>
Date: Mon Oct 29, 2007 5:57 pm
Subject: Marathon start, number and color question

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Hey BRRC

I was looking at my marathon number (1763) and wondered if they do a seeding for the start based off of this. I don't remember what they did last year.

Anyway, I am hoping I have a pretty close-to-start number since I don't want to lose too much time up front.

Also, what staging area are people in this year?

I'm in green, which I see has some major construction, partly why I'm wondering if there is seeding for the start based off bib numbers.

Let me know what you think,

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#1222

From: "Geert Vansintjan" <geert.vansintjan@...>
Date: Sun Oct 28, 2007 3:38 pm
Subject: posting news on the website

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If you are posting news on the website, Just create a new item instead of messing up old news. Please.

- nobody will notice what you have posted (being old news)
- the original news item becomes unintelligible.
- somebody else must clean up your mess.

example: there was a posting explaining everything on our bus (fully licenced to go to the start btw), something was added on a presentation and then somebody asks questions on the bus again, so nobody notices.

Take an example form the non-club members who manage to create very simple and nice announcements on their issues (ex. Mount sinai)

Geert

#1221

From: <john_shostrom@...>
Date: Fri Oct 26, 2007 7:28 pm
Subject: Pre-marathon dinner on Nov. 3, at 6 p.m.

john_shostrom@...

There will be the 3rd annual pre-marathon potluck dinner at the home of BRRC
stalwart Betsy Laganis (and husband Eric Zimiles) next Saturday night, Nov. 3,
at 6 p.m. at 501 17th Street, in the Ditmas Park/Midwood area of Brooklyn. It's
located between Dorchester and Ditmas, about midway between the Cortelyou and
Newkirk stops on the Q train, roughly a mile south of Prospect Park.

Betsy's phone number is 718-284-1009. The fare will be heavy on pasta, not
surprisingly, but drinks, desserts and salads may also be contributed. Betsy's
email is cc'd here.

Hope to see a lot of you there.

John

#1220

From: "Geert Vansintjan" <geert.vansintjan@...>
Date: Fri Oct 26, 2007 12:39 am
Subject: Pre-race eating

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I found this article on corbo-loading, mght be of interest...

http://www.teamintraining.org/currentparticipants/training/marathontraining/nutrition/theevolvingartofcarboloading/

Any comments?

Geert

#1219

From: "Ralph Yozzo" <fedex1@...>
Date: Thu Oct 25, 2007 2:58 pm
Subject: Fwd: Certified GoDaddy.com Renewal Notice

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Geert,

I'm not sure who handles this, but the domain name is expiring and needs to be renewed.

Everyone should all thank Iain and Geert and everyone involved in the website for the years of support.

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From: Elias <elias_94@...>
Date: Fri Oct 19, 2007 2:50 am
Subject: BRRC marathon transportation

elias_94@...

This year, the bridge will close to all inbound traffic
at 6am to limit traffic on the bridge due to ongoing
construction. Therefore, Steve Bonal has suggested
that the departure time from circles, will be at 5:30am.

For those of you taking the bus, the price is $15
for members & $20 for nonmembers. The bus
will depart from circles, (15th st & ppw) at 5:30am
sharp! There will be no pick up in Bay Ridge this
year..

Reminder that daylight savings ends on Sunday
November 4th, conveniently the day of the
marathon, so plan ahead!

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact
Steve directly, 917-238-9447.

Good luck!

Elias

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#1217

From: Elias <elias_94@...>
Date: Thu Oct 18, 2007 1:37 am
Subject: Re: Bus to Marathon

elias_94@...

Yes, there will be a BRRC bus, with pick ups in Park Slope & Bay Ridge.
More details to come in the next few days, once I've gotten our registration placard from the New York Road Runners.

Elias

Dave M <kosherdave@...> wrote:

Hey Everyone~

This may have been discussed already (I can't seem to find any old emails from this year saved in my running folders) but is the BRRC doing a bus from Circles Rest. to the NYC Marathon start again this year? I know it's still a couple of weeks away, but I hate to put anything off to the last minute.

Please let me know if there are plans. Do we need to RSVP with Steve again?

Thanks

Dave M

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