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Personal Records

1 mile - 7:20 - October 11, 2008 - St Clement Long Stride - Jamaica, NY
5k - 25:35 - June 1, 2008 - FPYC 25 Furlongs (5k) Race - Floral Park, NY
4 miles - 33:32 - December 3, 2006 - Fly With the Owls 4 mile Run - Lynbrook, NY
5 miles - 42:50 - Apr 27, 2008 - Alley Pond 5 Mile Challenge - Alley Pond Park, Queens, NY
10k - 55:11 - May 19, 2007 - Healthy Kidney 10k - Central Park, NY
15k - 1:39.28 - March 11, 2007 - Colon Cancer Challenge 15k - Central Park, NY
10 miles - 1:38.28 - May 25, 2008 - Long Beach Trophy Run 10M - Long Beach, NY
Half Marathon - 2:05.48 - July 27, 2008 - NYC Half Marathon - New York, NY

2009 Races

Feb 21 - GLIRC 3 x 2 Trail Relay - 17:20 for my 2 mile leg
Mar 1 - Coogan's Salsa, Blues & Shamrocks 5k - 26:29
Mar 15 - John Corrigan 4 x 2 Relay - 16:21 for my 2 mile leg
Apr 11 - Scotland Homecoming 10k - 56:37
Apr 26 - Alley Pond 5 Mile Challenge - 47:44
May 16 - Healthy Kidney 10k - 57:13
May 27 - LIRRC Summer Series 5k - 27:17 - 1st in Age
May 30 - Japan Day 4M - 35:28
June 7 - Mini 10k - 57:31
June 10 - LIRRC Summer Series 5k - 26:57 - 3rd in Age
June 24 - LIRRC Summer Series 5k - 27:18
July 1 - LIRRC Summer Series 5k - 27:30 - 1st in Age
July 4 - Oakdale Firecracker 5k - 26:28
July 5 - Massapequa Firecracker 5k - 26:42
Aug 16 - NYC Half Marathon - 2:07:58
Aug 26 - LIRRC Summer Series 5k - 27:32
Sept 12 - Ocean to Sound 50M Relay - 5th leg - 55:56
Oct 4 - P.O. Gary Farley 5k - 27:16
Oct 11 - Get to the Point 5k - 26:46
Oct 25 - Totten Trot 5k - 27:09
Nov 8 - Blazing Trails 4-Autism 4M - 36:16
Nov 15 - Mineola Mustang 5k - 27:34
Nov 22 - Great Prostate Cancer Challenge 5k - 27:29 - 3rd in Age
Nov 27 - Run Your Turkey Off 4k - 20:56 - 2nd in Age
Dec 5 - Seaford Hot Chocolate 5k - 27:15
Dec 13 - TRRC Couples Race - 1st leg - 18:21, team: 32:41
Dec 19 - Ho Ho Ho Holiday 5k - 28:11

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Wednesday, December 29, 2004

Your help is needed

The devestation in South East Asia is tremendous. I am feeling so helpless. If you want to do something, no matter how small, get thee to the SEA-EAT blog This blog has been constructed as a clearinghouse of news, relief organizations, contacts to find the missing and anything else related to the Tsunami that someone thinks to put there. Donate supplies, money or your time. They're looking for techies to help the websites stay current and also to construct a 'Wiki'. The effort is international, so everyone can give something.

posted by DebbieJRT @ 11:11 PM

1 Comments:

At 12/30/2004 7:25 PM, Nicole Valentine said…

I just donated a hefty sum (no yarn buying for a few months) to Save the Children's relief efforts. I know Amazon is making it really easy to donate to the Red Cross through their site as well.