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  1. can anyone tell me if the race is being braodcast over the internet? it does
    suck that all we get outside of new york city is a lousy one hour highlight
    package. they need to bring this race back to full wall to wall coverage
    nationally like ABC once did and like espn does for the boston marathon

  2. Leafing through rec.running, I read dwjones45's message of 07 Nov 2004:

    Quoted message said:

    can anyone tell me if the race is being braodcast over the internet?
    it does suck that all we get outside of new york city is a lousy one
    hour highlight package. they need to bring this race back to full wall
    to wall coverage nationally like ABC once did and like espn does for
    the boston marathon

    I'm sure they've decided that there's not enough interest to attract big
    money sponsors. Money talks.

    The best you can do is get a mile-by-mile update at
    http://www.ingnycmarathon.org/raceday/mileby.php

    Phil M.

    --
    "What counts in battle is what you do once the pain sets in." -John Short,
    South African coach.

  3. Donovan hit 10k in 41'10.

    Anyone interested in following runners, go here
    http://www.ingnycmarathon.org/results/results.html

    and click "race tracker". You can follow up to 10 runners.

  4. Donovan hit 10k in 41'10.

    Anyone interested in following runners, go here
    http://www.ingnycmarathon.org/results/results.html

    and click "race tracker". You can follow up to 10 runners.

  5. steve common said:

    Donovan hit 10k in 41'10.

    Lance in 42:28
    Brian in 44:45
    Parker in 52:19

  6. steve common said:
    steve common said:

    Donovan hit 10k in 41'10.

    Lance in 42:28
    Brian in 44:45
    Parker in 52:19

    What PUNKS! My gawd, my granny can outrun that!

  7. steve common said:

    Donovan hit 10k in 41'10.

    Anyone interested in following runners, go here
    http://www.ingnycmarathon.org/results/results.html

    and click "race tracker". You can follow up to 10 runners.

    Not unless we know their numbers you moron!

  8. steve common said:
    steve common said:

    Donovan hit 10k in 41'10.

    Lance in 42:28
    Brian in 44:45
    Parker in 52:19

    Well folks, don't bother, I dropped out at mile 13, my legs were
    jelly, my tummy hurt, and I cried like a baby, so I dropped out rather
    than embarass myself any further.
    There's always next year!

    Donovan Rebbechi
    (sig file deleted in shame)

  9. Colonitis said:

    Not unless we know their numbers you moron!

    Type Rebbechi, Lancelot, Parker Race, Baresch like I did.

    If you want to follow someone whose name you don't know and whose bib
    you don't know, well...

  10. steve common said:
    Colonitis said:

    Not unless we know their numbers you moron!

    Type Rebbechi, Lancelot, Parker Race, Baresch like I did.

    If you want to follow someone whose name you don't know and whose bib
    you don't know, well...

    Well it doesn't matter now, because Donovan really DID drop out. I am
    shocked. Imagine that TBR actually being right for once in his life.
    Sorry Donnie ol chum, better luck next time!

  11. In article <[email hidden]>, steve common
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:
    Colonitis said:

    Not unless we know their numbers you moron!

    Type Rebbechi, Lancelot, Parker Race, Baresch like I did.

    If you want to follow someone whose name you don't know and whose bib
    you don't know, well...

    Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    Brian, and Parker!

    Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!
    --
    Mel Rimmer

  12. In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:


    Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    Brian, and Parker!

    Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Brian has just come in at 3:19:47 - fantastic. Just waiting for Lance
    and Parker now. Come on guys!

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, it was 2:58:42. Cut-and-
    pasted the wrong column.
    --
    Mel Rimmer

  13. In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:


    Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    Brian, and Parker!

    Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Brian has just come in at 3:19:47 - fantastic. Just waiting for Lance
    and Parker now. Come on guys!

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, it was 2:58:42. Cut-and-
    pasted the wrong column.

    And there's Lance in 3:30:10 - great run, Lance. Come on Parker!
    --
    Mel Rimmer

  14. Mel Rimmer said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, steve common
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:
    Colonitis said:

    Not unless we know their numbers you moron!

    Type Rebbechi, Lancelot, Parker Race, Baresch like I did.

    If you want to follow someone whose name you don't know and whose bib
    you don't know, well...

    Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    Brian, and Parker!

    Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Oops, I made a mistake, I see Donovan DNF. <sigh> What a wuss.

  15. Mel Rimmer said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:


    Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    Brian, and Parker!

    Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Brian has just come in at 3:19:47 - fantastic. Just waiting for Lance
    and Parker now. Come on guys!

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, he DNF at 2:58.34

    My mistake again. He DO at 2:58:34

    Mel

  16. In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:


    Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    Brian, and Parker!

    Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Brian has just come in at 3:19:47 - fantastic. Just waiting for Lance
    and Parker now. Come on guys!

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, it was 2:58:42. Cut-and-
    pasted the wrong column.

    And there's Lance in 3:30:10 - great run, Lance. Come on Parker!

    Parker's finally home in 4:05:51 - you had me on the edge of my seat for
    that last 20 minutes or so when I was expecting you back any time. Can't
    wait to hear your race report and everyone else's.

    Well I'm exhausted now after sitting watching a computer screen for the
    last hour or more following everyone's progress. I think I'll go and
    have a recovery drink and a few stretches, then sit in an ice bath for a
    while. Well done everyone in NY.
    --
    Mel Rimmer

  17. Mel Rimmer said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:


    Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    Brian, and Parker!

    Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Brian has just come in at 3:19:47 - fantastic. Just waiting for Lance
    and Parker now. Come on guys!

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, it was 2:58:42. Cut-and-
    pasted the wrong column.

    And there's Lance in 3:30:10 - great run, Lance. Come on Parker!

    OH NO! Parker crashed at mile 24. He was last seen entering a medical
    tent. Poor guy...

    Mel

  18. Mel Rimmer said:
    Mel Rimmer said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes
    >
    >Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    >Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    >Brian, and Parker!
    >
    >Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Brian has just come in at 3:19:47 - fantastic. Just waiting for Lance
    and Parker now. Come on guys!

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, it was 2:58:42. Cut-and-
    pasted the wrong column.

    And there's Lance in 3:30:10 - great run, Lance. Come on Parker!

    OH NO! Parker crashed at mile 24. He was last seen entering a medical
    tent. Poor guy...

    Mel

    Update: Parker Race passed away a few minutes ago. Undertraining did
    him in.
    RIP fellow runner!
    Mel

  19. Mel Rimmer said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, Mel Rimmer
    <[email hidden]> writes
    >
    >Thanks for the tip - I've been watching the tracker and just watched
    >Donovan's finish result come in: 2:58:31 Well done, Don! Come on Lance,
    >Brian, and Parker!
    >
    >Oh, and Paula Radcliffe won - yay!

    Brian has just come in at 3:19:47 - fantastic. Just waiting for Lance
    and Parker now. Come on guys!

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, it was 2:58:42. Cut-and-
    pasted the wrong column.

    And there's Lance in 3:30:10 - great run, Lance. Come on Parker!

    Parker's finally home in 4:05:51 - you had me on the edge of my seat for
    that last 20 minutes or so when I was expecting you back any time. Can't
    wait to hear your race report and everyone else's.

    Well I'm exhausted now after sitting watching a computer screen for the
    last hour or more following everyone's progress. I think I'll go and
    have a recovery drink and a few stretches, then sit in an ice bath for a
    while. Well done everyone in NY.

    P.S. I'll be naked, covered in soapy bubbles, my large heaving,
    perfectly formed breasts poking out. My lil friend "buzzy" will be
    busy working me over as I sip champagne.
    Ahhhhh....

    Mel Rimmer

  20. "Mel Rimmer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Oh and I reported Don's time slightly wrong, it was 2:58:42. Cut-and-
    pasted the wrong column.

    And there's Lance in 3:30:10 - great run, Lance. Come on Parker!

    Parker's finally home in 4:05:51 - you had me on the edge of my seat for
    that last 20 minutes or so when I was expecting you back any time. Can't
    wait to hear your race report and everyone else's.

    Well I'm exhausted now after sitting watching a computer screen for the
    last hour or more following everyone's progress. I think I'll go and
    have a recovery drink and a few stretches, then sit in an ice bath for a
    while. Well done everyone in NY.

    Yep. Congrats to all how took part today. What I want to know is how both
    Lance and Donovan managed to get within seconds of the start line! Donovan
    11 seconds and Lance only 6 seconds! Even Parker managed 53 seconds.

    Tim

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