Marathon Update

Marathon Newsletter October, 2010 Vol. 24, No. 1

Results are in!

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What's New...		Personal History
NEW YORK (October, 2010) -- Waves! The waves will be 30 minutes apart instead of 20; this will make things a lot easier at the start. My time last year was the best in five years, but still not satisfactory. This year, however, I've trained a lot harder, and expect to break 4:00 for the first time since 2003.		Dan's Past Marathons: 1987 -- 4:24:28 1988 -- 3:35:44 1989 -- 3:52:25 1990 -- 3:53:38 1991 -- 3:33:52 1992 -- 3:37:26 1993 -- 4:17:30 1994 -- 4:03:56 1995 -- 3:59:32 1996 -- 3:54:15 1997 -- 4:08:12 1998 -- 3:44:40 1999 -- 3:50:14 2000 -- 3:41:24 2001 -- 4:11:27 2002 -- 4:48:29 2003 -- 3:56:09 2004 -- 4:10:54 2005 -- 4:28:11 2006 -- 4:30:25 2007 -- 4:31:53 2008 -- 4:33:42 2009 -- 4:20:20 2010 -- ???????
Local TV coverage will once again be on WNBC (channel 4 in NYC) from 9:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Network TV coverage will be on NBC -- a two-hour tape-delay broadcast at 2:00 You can also watch the live webcast, at nbcsports.com. Here's a silly thing: On this day (keep looking until you see the silly)
What's Next?	Our Hero	What else?
It's back to the political trenches. Charter revision, campaign finance, and other city government reform efforts -- I'm on it. See more at GrassrootsNYC.		Gearing up for Marathon #25! This year is a tune-up for the big challenge -- if I can break 3:55 this year, then take another 20 minutes off next year, I'll qualify for Boston!

The famed "Happy Feet II" t-shirt is back again, because ... oh, why the heck not?

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