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On Sunday, June 18th, 2006 the family of Deputy Chief Raymond M. Downey welcomes you to join them in their Fifth Annual Deputy Chief Ray Downey “Forever Running” Memorial 5k Run/Walk to keep the memory of Chief Downey and all the victims of September 11th alive

Course: 5K (3.1 miles) fast & flat run thru Deer Park. Passes down D.C. Raymond M Downey Memorial Rd. USATF certified & sanctioned. L.I Track & Field Grand Prix Series Event. Water stations and splits every mile.

Pre-Registration: (postmarked by June 11) 5k Run/Walk: $15.00, Children grades K-12: $10.00. Attending event, unable to run/walk, but will participate in BBQ/Raffle and entitled to a T-Shirt/Gift Bag: $15.00.

Registration: Day of Race, 5K Run/Walk: $25.00 ( registration 8 to 9:30 a.m. Absolutely no registration after this time) Kids Fun Run, 12 & under NO FEE (registration: 8 to 9 a..m). Attending event, unable to run/walk, but will participate in BBQ/Raffle and entitled to a T-Shirt/Gift Bag: $25.00.

Ray Downey Awards: All Special Olympians, 1^st Overall ( Male & Female ), Top 3 Male & Females, Wheel Chair Participants, Ages 9 and under, 10-14, 15-19, 20-24, 25-29, 30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70 +. Top 5: Firefighters, Law Enforcement, & Military (Past or Current), Top Marine (USMC), Top Deer Park Residents, Fire Police Award : for Best Combined Time – Male & Female ( Open and Masters) of the Chief Ray Downey Race & David Lerner Associates L.I. Police Appreciation Race (June 8^th). Harry Ford Top FDNY SOC Member, Brian Fahey Top Firefighter, John & Michael Downing Best Combined Time – Father and Son, Father and Daughter.

Team Divisions Awards: ( No maximum participates/Minimum of 3 participates), School Division (grades K-12) Top 3 Male and Female, Open Division Top 3 Male and Female, FDNY Firehouse Team Top 5.

To register and to learn more go to: http://www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1310516

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#4101

From: "megabyzus" <megabyzus@...>
Date: Wed May 31, 2006 5:27 pm
Subject: Jay Challenge 2006

megabyzus

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Anyone doing the 2006 Jay and interested in pooling resources?  If so
contact me offline at megabyzus at hotmail dot com.

Thanks,

Mo

#4100

From: "Julia Leder" <yleder@...>
Date: Tue May 30, 2006 9:09 pm
Subject: regaine teammate

julka7

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Looking for a teammate for 24 hr regaine (rogaine relay) on June 24-25
upstate NY.
Not really planning on winning anything, and since it's a relay I
don't really care how good your nav is and how fast you are since
we're going to be out there one at a time.

http://cnyo.us.orienteering.org/2006/forms/regaineENTRY.doc

#4099

From: "Julia Leder" <yleder@...>
Date: Tue May 30, 2006 8:34 pm
Subject: Re: looking for a shoe recommendation for PQ

julka7

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I don't think you'll find a shoe like that, but these work really well
in combination with a gore-tex shoe to prevent the sand coming in:

http://www.joetrailman.com/

--- In NYARANEDG@yahoogroups.com, adebattiste@... wrote:
>
> Has anyone found an AR shoe that does not let Moab sand come through
the  top
> of the shoe?  I swear that stuff could work its way into a can of
beef  stew.
>
> Anna
>

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#4098

From: adebattiste@...
Date: Tue May 30, 2006 11:14 am
Subject: looking for a shoe recommendation for PQ

adebattiste@...

Has anyone found an AR shoe that does not let Moab sand come through the top of the shoe? I swear that stuff could work its way into a can of beef stew.

Anna

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#4097

From: "newyorkara" <chris@...>
Date: Sun May 28, 2006 12:37 am
Subject: 18' Jensen Ultra-Core Kevlar Canoe, only 39 lbs.

newyorkara

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Asking $1400, pickup in SI, NY.

Pictures can be seen on ebay (Item number: 4644522196).

Widths: max. width 34 1/8"
max. gunwale 33"
max. at 4" waterline 32 1/8"

Depths: Bow 17"
Center 12 1/2"
Stern 16"

Great boat.


Thanks,

cb

#4096

From: "smoothsean2003" <smoothsean2003@...>
Date: Fri May 26, 2006 2:46 pm
Subject: Looking for a 3rd for Longest Day June 10th

smoothsean2003

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Male and female racer looking for a third for the Longest Day.  Male
or female doesn't matter. Would prefer someone capable of middle of
the pack or better but really looking to do better than middle of the
pack.  Laid back and looking to have a good time no matter where we
finish.

please drop me a line at smoothsean2003@...

thanks
Sean

#4095

From: "JODI ZWICKY" <1sillyrabbit@...>
Date: Thu May 25, 2006 11:36 am
Subject: RE: [NYARA / Discussion] Digest Number 1179

sillyrabbit1...

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Anna,

We built our own paddle box for PQ, and it cost us about 20$. There is no sense investing several hundred dollars for something that is only probably going to be used at one event. Just use the dimensions on the mandatory list for size and it just says hard shell, so heck you could even use thin ply wood, we used a strong plexi glass type of material and riveted the pieces together.

Jodi Zwicky

Team Discovery/Powered by Velvet.org.nz

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#4094

From: adebattiste@...
Date: Tue May 23, 2006 1:58 pm
Subject: PQ paddle box

adebattiste@...

Did any PQ'ers out there find a hard shell paddle case from a source other than Triall3sports? They are sold out.

Anna

#4093

From: "tomflummerfelt" <tomflummerfelt@...>
Date: Tue May 23, 2006 12:43 pm
Subject: SAVE 15% on Orders Over $50 at ARequip.com. ENDS THIS FRIDAY!

tomflummerfelt

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You read it right...to celebrate our 3rd Anniversary, ARequip.com is
offering a sweet 15% discount on orders over $50.

Just use the PROMO CODE "3rdsale" during the checkout process to save
a kayak full of money. It applies to both sale and regularly priced
items (a couple exceptions). It doesn't, however, apply to past orders
or items listed as Out of Stock.

Don't wait too long...ARequip.com's SALE ENDS THIS FRIDAY, May 26.

Cheers,

Tom Flummerfelt
ARequip.com
Equipping Adventure Racers to Excel
www.arequip.com

#4092

From: ultadventurerace@...
Date: Fri May 19, 2006 9:16 am
Subject: Teammates needed for Ultimate Adirondacks

ultadventurerace@...

Fellow Racers,

There are several requests for teams that people have sent to us. SO.......if you are looking at forming a team, picking up that extra person, or looking to join on a team, let us know. The Ultimate Adirondacks are just over a month away June 24th and is shaping up to be a great race to start the Ultimate Series. The racers are a mixed breed, some newbies and vets, males and females, and even an international racer who will be in country / town for a few day and loves the 'dacks.

The Ultimate Adirondacks is the first of three in our 12 hour race series. Don't loose out in earning points for the series and our grand prize of entrance into a multiday international adventure race. Keep checking our updates page on our website www.ultimate-race.com for facts, info. and perhaps tips on our races.

Signing up for multiple races earns you discounted prices. The more you race with us the more you save. All NYARA, NEARA and GMARA teams also earn an additional 10% off their race fees.

Volunteers needed too!!! Not only are their teams out there looking for help but so is Ultimate Sports Association. Volunteering is a great way to learn about AR if you are new. An awesome way to be a part of something that gives back to the kids on our communities. And a vital part to Ultimate Races success. Check out our volunteer page at www.ultimate-race.com to learn more.

So sign up today for 1, 2, or all 3 races in the Ultimate Race Series. Or perhaps the 36 hour option is something you'd prefer. Let us know if you'd like to volunteer. Or tell us that you are looking to compete and we'll match you up with others with similar skills and talents. (no this is not Adventure Racing Match.com).

We look forward to seeing you out there .

Race On,

Marty

Ultimate Races

Expect the Unexpected

www.ultimate-race.com

802-786-0565

#4091

From: "jonnny_t" <jonnny_t@...>
Date: Tue May 16, 2006 7:09 pm
Subject: Re: Bike Night Light for Multi Day race

jonnny_t

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I've recently started using lights from DiNotte Lighting. For the
past few years at expedition events I've used some sort of LED based
lighting (Digital Nitehawks etc...) and have generally been quite
happy.

They offer 3W and 5W LED based lights that run on AA batteries. You
can use disposable types or rechargeables. Rechargeables with a
charger can be purchased from DiNotte as well.

The 5W light puts out 120 lumens. Similar to a 12-15 watt halogen in
their claims. And better looking light (in my opinion) than an old
15w Nite Rider light I have. Being dull by nature I took all my old
bike lights out to the garage one night just to compare. Other than
an old 25 watt halogen with one of those massive 2.5 hour burn time
water bottle batteries the DiNotte light was hands down the
brightest.

Pricing is very nice on the DiNotte. Under $199 gets you a 5W light,
a set of rechargeable AA's, charger and all the attachments.

They are miniscule. 210 grams w/ batteries.

Burn times. With one set of Lithiums one night and a set of
Rechargeables the next I was able to ride roughly from midnight to
sunrise each night at the recent Endorphin Fix. So, I think they may
be a bit conservative on the burn time estimates.

Jonathan Neely

--- In NYARANEDG@yahoogroups.com, "Mr. Adventurehead (aka Tom)"
<twagar@...> wrote:
>
> I currently use a Niterider 6v non-digital 10W system for night mt
bikes.
>  This has worked perfect for 24 hour races with only 6-8 hours of
night
> riding.  However I am prepping for multi day Expedition race and
was curious
> what others use for a possible 3 nights of mt biking.
>
> The lumens from my niterider is great but the rechargable NiMH pack
only
> lasts 2h 30m.  I could buy a water bottle style NiMH which might
get me
> 8 hours.  But at $80 each and the need for maybe 3 each that gets
expensive.
>  I even found some good online instructions to build your own
battery packs.
>
> What do other do?  Buy lots of expensive rechargables batteries?
Does anyone
> have any good luck with LED systems which use less batteries?
>
> Any advice would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Tom
> Adventureheads
>
> --------------------------------------------------
> ...pain is temporary...quitting lasts forever...
>
> Tom Wagar
> Founder AdventureHeads
> Western New Yorks Premiere Adventure Racing Club
>
> Sponsored by:
> E-Caps/Hammer endurance fuels and supplements
> LEKI trekking poles
> Montrail trail running shoes
> ARGear
>

#4090

From: "John Turner" <John@...>
Date: Tue May 16, 2006 5:07 pm
Subject: Re: Bike Night Light for Multi Day race

ratfacejt

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I have found that I can get three nights of light out of a
combination of a NR Moab light with a single battery and two Cateye
Opticube lights (or two Cateye EL-400s).

The key, of course, is carefully managing light use -- the Cateye's
use disposable batteries and have a long life so they can be used
whenever you don't have your main light on.  The Moab is only
used "as needed" on technical stuff.  With a team of three or four
riders, it's pretty easy to get by with only one or two of the
Moab's burning at any one time (usually the last rider in a group of
three or riders two and four in a four person team).

Another setup that gives even more light is using an ultrabright,
like the Moab, with one or two Cateye EL-500s.  A single Cateye EL-
500 works for me in virtually any conditions and two provide a ton
of light.

Our team recently did the White Rim Trail (103 mile non-technical
trail in Moab) as a night ride, and I estimate that I only used the
Moab light for 2 hours total.  (1/2 moon for about half the night
helped).

We also have some more info on lights on our website
(http://www.racingwithgiants.com) under the "Rookie Arena" tab -- Go
Rookie Arena>>Mt. Bike>>Lighting

best wishes,

John
http://www.racingwithgiants.com

--- In NYARANEDG@yahoogroups.com, "Mr. Adventurehead (aka Tom)"
<twagar@...> wrote:
>
> I currently use a Niterider 6v non-digital 10W system for night mt
bikes.
>  This has worked perfect for 24 hour races with only 6-8 hours of
night
> riding.  However I am prepping for multi day Expedition race and
was curious
> what others use for a possible 3 nights of mt biking.
>
> The lumens from my niterider is great but the rechargable NiMH
pack only
> lasts 2h 30m.  I could buy a water bottle style NiMH which might
get me
> 8 hours.  But at $80 each and the need for maybe 3 each that gets
expensive.
>  I even found some good online instructions to build your own
battery packs.
>
> What do other do?  Buy lots of expensive rechargables batteries?
Does anyone
> have any good luck with LED systems which use less batteries?
>
> Any advice would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Tom
> Adventureheads
>
> --------------------------------------------------
> ...pain is temporary...quitting lasts forever...
>
> Tom Wagar
> Founder AdventureHeads
> Western New Yorks Premiere Adventure Racing Club
>
> Sponsored by:
> E-Caps/Hammer endurance fuels and supplements
> LEKI trekking poles
> Montrail trail running shoes
> ARGear
>

#4089

From: "Mr. Adventurehead (aka Tom)" <twagar@...>
Date: Tue May 16, 2006 2:47 pm
Subject: Bike Night Light for Multi Day race

twagar11

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I currently use a Niterider 6v non-digital 10W system for night mt bikes.
  This has worked perfect for 24 hour races with only 6-8 hours of night
riding.  However I am prepping for multi day Expedition race and was curious
what others use for a possible 3 nights of mt biking.

The lumens from my niterider is great but the rechargable NiMH pack only
lasts 2h 30m.  I could buy a water bottle style NiMH which might get me
8 hours.  But at $80 each and the need for maybe 3 each that gets expensive.
  I even found some good online instructions to build your own battery packs.

What do other do?  Buy lots of expensive rechargables batteries?  Does anyone
have any good luck with LED systems which use less batteries?

Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Tom
Adventureheads

--------------------------------------------------
...pain is temporary...quitting lasts forever...

Tom Wagar
Founder AdventureHeads
Western New Yorks Premiere Adventure Racing Club

Sponsored by:
E-Caps/Hammer endurance fuels and supplements
LEKI trekking poles
Montrail trail running shoes
ARGear

#4088

From: Denise Mast <item4a@...>
Date: Tue May 16, 2006 5:22 am
Subject: Urban Bike-O this Sunday

item4a

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Join NYARA this Sunday, May 21st for its 3rd annual Urban Bike-O through New York City's parks, streets and hidden gems. Solos or teams of two will travel by bike to various locations throughout New York City in a quest to gather the most points. Maps and clue sheets will be handed out prior to the race and riders will travel to as many destinatons as possible to gather points before the 4 hour cut-off. Whoever reaches the finish line with the most points gathered wins!

This event is perfect for skilled riders as well as beginners that want to have fun while taking a tour of some of New York City's best kept secrets! The ride will end at a local watering hole where we can share our ride stories with food, drinks and laughs! Prizes will be awarded to the top team and top solo rider.

We will meet at the northern end of Union Square Park and the race starts at noon.

For more information visit http://www.nyara.org or contact denise@....

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#4087

From: "newyorkara" <christopher.ballou@...>
Date: Sun May 14, 2006 2:05 pm
Subject: Kevlar Canoe still left...

newyorkara

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The kayak has sold, but the kevlar canoe is still available.
If anyone wants the lightest canoe around shoot me an email or call.

Chris 347-869-4546
christopher.ballou@...

#4086

From: "newyorkara" <chris@...>
Date: Fri May 12, 2006 12:33 pm
Subject: Kevlar Canoe and Rotomolded kayak for Sale in Staten Island

newyorkara

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Hey All,

I'm selling my Kayak and Kevlar canoe, details below.


KAYAK: Current Designs Storm, roto-molded plastic (yellow)
Length 17'
Width 24"
Paid $1200, Selling for $500.

PS:  For an extra $250 I will include a $400 sailing rig from
Australia, 2 piece paddle, a $100 sailing kite, and 2 Thule kayak
mounts for your square bar thule system.


CANOE: (the one I raced in the 2 day tango, very fast and light
passed a dozen teams on the water)
Jensen V1-A, 18'6" Kevlar,® Ultra-light Core, only 29 lbs.
Paid: $2299, selling for $1100.

If one person buys both I will sell with a $100 discount.

Buyer pickup only, Interested?

Call 347-869-4546 or email christopher.ballou@...

Enjoy the racing season.

#4085

From: "Betsy Rosalen" <betsyrosalen@...>
Date: Wed May 10, 2006 2:46 am
Subject: Bicycle film festival

betsyrosalen

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Just wanted to give everybody a heads up that the bicycle film festival is this week. I have gone to two of the last three years and it's always tons of fun.

Here's a link to the details. http://www.bicyclefilmfestival.com/

#4084

From: "Gravity Play Sports" <groups06@...>
Date: Tue May 9, 2006 3:30 pm
Subject: Xstream Expedition Moab - Press Release

adventurexst...

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3^rd Annual Xstream Expedition Adventure Race Set to Return to Moab in October

10% discount to any team that doesn’t finish Primal Quest!

Durango, CO – MAY 9th, 2006

Gravity Play Sports will again host the 3^rd Annual Xstream Expedition Race in the magnificent Moab, Utah area in early October. The 250-300 mile expedition race is the most affordable expedition race of its caliber at only $395 per person. With 3+ days of new, nonstop adventures including rappels off of natural arches, trekking in the magnificent La Sal Mountain Range, and adventurous desert terrain for the mountain biking and kayaking sections, this mid-length expedition race is extraordinary! With the Aspens in full color and temperatures averaging 75 degrees in early October you will not find a better time to race in Moab! Over $10,000.00 in cash prizes are up for grabs.

The Moab area is an ideal place for a challenging expedition length adventure race given its rugged terrain, multi-sport options, world class mountain biking and natural beauty. Nestled in the beautiful Castleton Valley, Red Cliffs Adventure Lodge again serves as an ideal start & finish location for the 2006 Xstream Expedition race. The resort’s lush and expansive grounds make it a perfect place for a congregation of adventure racers and support staff.

Gravity Play Sports is excited to have Primal Quest and the television exposure that comes with such a large event highlight the adventure racing opportunities that teams racing in the Xstream Expedition have experienced in years past. With Primal Quest coming to the Moab area during the summer, adventure racers looking to experience the magnificent terrain and challenges featured in this year’s Primal Quest can compete in the Xstream Expedition Race in the fall. Any teams that missed out on gaining an entry into PQ can still sign up for the Xstream Expedition Race. Early registration is open until July 15^th. Additionally, any team that doesn’t complete Primal Quest will be eligible for a 10% discount in the 2006 Xstream Expedition Race. Call for details.

New for this year will be the unsupported option for the Xstream Expedition. See the website for details. The event will also be featuring the Checkpoint Tracker software so fans and family members at home can watch the race unfold on their computers and even get updates sent to their cell phones or pagers about their Team.

Sponsors of the 2006 Xstream Expedition Race include: AIRE, DEAN Bikes, Zorrel.com, Checkpointzero.com, Hammer Nutrition, Moab Area Travel Council, Red Cliffs Adventure Lodge, and Inside Outside Magazine.

###

For more information about the Gravity Play Sports AdventureXstream Adventure Race Series & Camps, visit www.GravityPlay.com or call 970.259.7771

For more information about Red Cliffs Adventure Lodge, visit www.redcliffslodge.com

#4083

From: "LaPar, Jody" <Jody.LaPar@...>
Date: Tue May 9, 2006 1:37 pm
Subject: RE: [NYARA / Discussion] Digest Number 1171

jody_lapar

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As I am a member of the CW-X team, these tights are available for men
and women's in both shorts and tights.  They have winter weight/
fleece-lined as well as summer weight.
Well worth the money esp. if you have poor circulation/ bad knees.


Jody

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Message 1
     From: "adebattiste@..." adebattiste@...
     Date: Mon May 8, 2006 8:44am(PDT)
Subject: light-colored tights

Some of you asked that I post whatever I found on this subject.  Looks
like
MandatoryGear.com is the best option.  Their "Cool Tights" can be
ordered in
different colors.  For women, Danskin also has some capri-length
tights, but
nothing for men.

Thanks to all who responded.

Anna

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Message 2
     From: "kirstenbegg@..." kirstenbegg@...
     Date: Mon May 8, 2006 10:56am(PDT)
Subject: Tights

Hoss -
They are CW-X - the tights with the panels that add muscular support
etc.
See: http://cw-x.com/ss/introduction
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#4082

From: kirstenbegg@...
Date: Mon May 8, 2006 5:41 pm
Subject: Tights

beggy06897

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Hoss -

They are CW-X - the tights with the panels that add muscular support etc.

See: http://cw-x.com/ss/introduction

#4081

From: adebattiste@...
Date: Mon May 8, 2006 11:44 am
Subject: light-colored tights

adebattiste@...

Some of you asked that I post whatever I found on this subject. Looks like MandatoryGear.com is the best option. Their "Cool Tights" can be ordered in different colors. For women, Danskin also has some capri-length tights, but nothing for men.

Thanks to all who responded.

Anna

#4080

From: adebattiste@...
Date: Mon May 8, 2006 10:31 am
Subject: Fwd: [NYARA / Discussion] NYARA/tights/Genesis sprint stories!

adebattiste@...

Whoops, sorry about that last post, it wasn't meant for the group.

On this one, I already checked Sierra Trading post. They have some tights in different colors, but I didn't find anything currently in stock that would work for either of us. I'm going to try Danskin now.

#4079

From: adebattiste@...
Date: Mon May 8, 2006 10:30 am
Subject: Re: [NYARA / Discussion] NYARA/tights/Genesis sprint stories!

adebattiste@...

#4078

From: Denise Mast <item4a@...>
Date: Mon May 8, 2006 8:32 am
Subject: Whet Wednesday With TANYC

item4a

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http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/TANYC_NEWSGROUP/message/2595

Join Triatholon Association of New York for Whet Wednesday this week at Fez in NYC for some socialization, imbibing and debate on whether who's tougher - adventure racers or triathletes (all in good fun, of course).

For more info, see the link below or go to TANYC's website at www.tanyc.org.

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#4077

From: Hugo Walker <hughbike@...>
Date: Sun May 7, 2006 9:55 pm
Subject: NYARA/tights/Genesis sprint stories!

hughbike

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www.sierratradingpost.com

Mine have some COOL vertical orange stripes too....(three in fact) got them at the world headquarters of RoadRunnerSports here in San Diego....

Danskin makes tights of all different colors (don't laugh- I STILL have my original pair

purchased just before the Odyssey 24 in 2001, my first AR)

has billions of deals on tights, colors vary...

how'd the Harriman race go yesterday?

(:^D hugo

Jonathan <adventurehoss@...> wrote:

KBUK what are the running tights you bought me for my
Bday? I think adidas. Anna, they are grey with a bit
of blue. They are wicked comfortable and made for
running.

--- adebattiste@... wrote:

> Has anyone ever seen full-length tights in a color
> other than black?
> Specifically I'm looking for a light color that
> would not be as hot for desert
> racing.
>
> If not, does anyone have ideas on a company that
> might do a custom job?
>
> Anna
>

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#4076

From: Jonathan <adventurehoss@...>
Date: Sun May 7, 2006 9:41 pm
Subject: Re: [NYARA / Discussion] AR clothing question

younghoss26

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KBUK what are the running tights you bought me for my
Bday? I think adidas. Anna, they are grey with a bit
of blue. They are wicked comfortable and made for
running.

--- adebattiste@... wrote:

> Has anyone ever seen full-length tights in a color
> other than black?
> Specifically I'm looking for a light color that
> would not be as hot for desert
> racing.
>
> If not, does anyone have ideas on a company that
> might do a custom  job?
>
> Anna
>

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#4075

From: kash@...
Date: Sun May 7, 2006 2:00 pm
Subject: Keith Ash is out of the office.

krashman111

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I will be out of the office starting 05/05/2006 and will not return until
05/08/2006.

I will respond to your message when I return or you can reach me at 302-547
9544.

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#4074

From: adebattiste@...
Date: Sun May 7, 2006 9:02 am
Subject: AR clothing question

adebattiste@...

Has anyone ever seen full-length tights in a color other than black? Specifically I'm looking for a light color that would not be as hot for desert racing.

If not, does anyone have ideas on a company that might do a custom job?

Anna

#4073

From: susiew@...
Date: Thu May 4, 2006 6:51 pm
Subject: Re: [NYARA / Discussion] EMS climbing school 50% off w/friend

susiew@...