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The
Sept/Oct 2010
Newsletter of the Daytona Beachcombers Running Club |
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Welcome
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Welcome to the Daytona Beachcombers Running Club Newsletter, 'The Beach
Buzz'. This is your newsletter, your club, our community. We
welcome any and all contributions on running articles, your running stories,
experiences and training. We will have sections on Nutrition, diet,
recipes, runners profiles, race results and calendar. What would you
like to see in your newsletter? Let us know! Newsletter information must be submitted by the 15th of the month preceding the
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Palmer College Paint The Towne 5K
• November 7, 2010 • 8:00am |
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Mark your calendar now!
November 7, 2010
will mark the 5th annual
Palmer College Paint The Towne
5K, Toddler Trot, Kiddie Dash & Kids K,
all held at beautiful
Jackie
Robinson
Ballpark
on City
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We are so thankful and
appreciative to have the many
sponsors that have stepped
forward in support of our race.
Palmer College
is returning for
the fifth year as our primary sponsor. It is a pleasure to be involved with
Palmer
Chiropractic College
as
they continue to be
very involved in our community and with the Beachcombers.
The
Daytona Cubs
have again, opened up
'The Jack' to the Beachcombers for use for this event. We could not ask for a more beautiful venue nor nicer folks to be involved with.
Coldwell
Bankers
Expert
Realty Group
& The
Sullivan
Family
again are one of our major sponsors. The Sullivan family portrays the very epitome of family and running. They are the spirit, the heart and soul of running in our community and set a shining example to others.
Our pride continues to have
Brown & Brown,
Coastal Oncology,
Kathleen B. Doughney, M.D.,
and Halifax Health
to support a healthy lifestyle
at the Gold Sponsorship
level. We are very
proud to
welcome
John Roberts, John Roberts Associates
PA,
as a Silver
Sponsor. Southern
Paint
continues with us and will be
framing the art work for the awards.
Terry Davis
and staff at
Couchman Printing
are
a delight to work with in
preparation of the
brochure printing.
Bonefish Grill
will be providing all overall
winners and each age group
winner with a 'dinner for two'
gift certificate,
Spikes Athletic Footwear and Leanh's Chinese Restaurant
will
provide gift certificates to 2nd
& 3rd age group winners.
We are extremely pleased to
welcome
back
Paul Rice of Rice & Rose
Law
and
Jim Scott,
State Farm
as Silver
Sponsors.
Rick Campos, Empire Computing & Consulting
has moved up
to a Silver
Sponsor.
Returning
Bronze
Sponsors,
Brian Fredley of BPF
Design
Incorporated and
Lombardo Spradley & Klein,
for all your
CPA needs
and
Breslins
Reproduction
Services. |
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Palmer
College
Paint The
Towne will receive beautiful long sleeve T-s, the first of the season! Awesome awards, a gorgeous venue, flat, fast certified course, yummy food, live music and a fun atmosphere will make this an event you will not want to miss! If you are not running, please volunteer! Volunteering is the key to our success and it is really a lot of fun!
And, most important, please
support our sponsors that have
stepped forward in tough times
to support this race which benefits the Beachcombers Scholarship Program.
You will also have the
opportunity to meet some of our
2009-2010 Scholarship recipients. |
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For more information or a race brochure for
Palmer College Paint The Towne please visit
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New State
Rep
• Welcome
Todd
Neville
as RRCA
North
Florida
State Rep.
Todd
replaces
long-time
State Rep
Michael
Bowen who is
taking a
hiatus from
his
volunteer
duties as a
State Rep.
Michael has
done an
excellent
job in
keeping up
with and
informing
all the
North
Florida
running
clubs of the
RRCA and all
its
functions.
He will be
missed and
we look
forward to
his return.
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Most of you
probably already
know Todd
Neville.
Todd lives in
the St.
Augustine,
Florida and has been a longtime
active member of
the Ancient City
Road Runners
(the "ACRR"). He
was a six-term club president
and expanded
that service as
a board member
of the American
Association of Running Clubs
(merged with the RRCA in 2005)
and as the
Treasurer of the
RRCA in
2004-2005.
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He started his
running career
at 10 years of
age and has been
running
consistently
since then. The
highlight of his
running career
was when he ran
2:30:12 at the
2009 Chicago
Marathon after
placing 12th
overall and the
3rd American in
the 2008 San
Antonio Rock n
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Todd is an audit
partner of
Taylor, Wainio &
Neville, P. A. He also serves as the
Campaign Treasurer/Steering Committee Member
for Florida House of Representatives
District 20 member Bill Proctor. He is
treasurer of the St. Johns County Chamber of
Commerce and serves on several boards. |
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ARE YOU READY
FOR THE RACING SEASON? |
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September marks the
beginning of a
series of
organized
running events
in Central
Florida.
It is a great
time to lace up
your running
shoes after the
hot summer.
If you are not
already into a
'base' building
program you can
start one now.
These are miles
that are run
somewhere
between 60 to 75
percent of your
maximum heart
rate.
Build slow and
smart to stay
injury free. |
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During the racing season, you can
pick and choose from many well
organized races from 5K's to the
marathon. You may find a race
in your hometown or choose to travel
to Orlando to participate in one of
Track Shacks Grand Prix races or
north to Jacksonville. No
matter which direction you go, you
will find a well organized race run
on a certified course. Visit
www.daytonabeachcombers.com/calendarraces.htm
to choose a race. |
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And just as important
as your running, is your rest. REST
includes sleep and scheduled days off
from running. REST is intended as a
recovery from intense training. Sleep
allows your body to
repair itself from the rigors of
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Are you ready
for football?
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The racing
season and football season go together |
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Many of us are
looking forward
to the Football
season so I
thought I would share some
football quotes
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Football is only
a game. |
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1. 'Football is only
a game. Spiritual
things are eternal -
Nevertheless, Beat
Texas
Seen on a church
sign in
Arkansas prior to
the 1969 game. |
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2. 'After you
retire, there's only
one big event
left... And I ain't
ready for that.'
- Bobby Bowden /
Florida State |
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3. 'The man who
complains about the
way the ball bounces
is likely to be the
one who dropped it.'
- Lou Holtz /
Arkansas |
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4. 'When you win,
nothing hurts.'
- Joe Namath /
Alabama |
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5. 'Motivation is
simple.. You
eliminate those who
are not motivated.'
- Lou Holtz /
Arkansas |
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6. 'If you want to
walk the heavenly
streets of gold, you
gotta know the
password, 'Roll,
tide, roll!' - Bear
Bryant / Alabama |
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7. 'A school without
football is in
danger of
deteriorating into a
medieval study
hall.' - Frank
Leahy / Notre Dame |
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8. 'There's nothing
that cleanses your
soul like getting
the hell kicked out
of you.' - Woody
Hayes / Ohio State |
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9. 'I don't expect
to win enough games
to be put on NCAA
probation. I just
want to win enough
to warrant an
investigation.'
- Bob Devaney /
Nebraska |
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10. 'In
Alabama , an atheist
is someone who doesn't believe in Bear Bryant.'
- Wally Butts/Georgia |
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11. 'You can learn
more character on
the two-yard line
than anywhere else
in life.' Paul Dietzel/ LSU |
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12. When asked if
Fayetteville was the
end of the world.
'No, but you can see
it from here.' - Lou
Holtz / Arkansas
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13. 'I never graduated
from Iowa , I was only there for two terms -
Truman's and Eisenhower's.' - Alex Karras / Iowa |
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14. 'Son, you've got a
good engine, but your
hands aren't on the
steering wheel.' - Bobby
Bowden / Florida State |
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15. 'Football is not a
contact sport - it is a collision sport.. Dancing is
a contact sport.' -
Duffy Daugherty / Michigan State |
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16 'The only
qualifications for a
lineman are to be big
and dumb. To be a back,
you only have to be dumb.' - Knute Rockne /
Notre Dame |
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17. 'We live one day at
a time and scratch where
it itches.' -Darrell
Royal / Texas |
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18. 'Gentlemen, it is
better to have died a
small boy than to fumble
this football.' - Bobby
Dodd / Georgia Tech |
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Baseball is what we
were, football is what
we have become |
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20.
I may be dumb, but I'm
not stupid. -
Terry Bradshaw
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Pimiento Cheese
Make this crowd-pleaser
in minutes--but every
step counts, so no
fudging!
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Easy and
delicious for football parties! |
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1 1/2
cups mayonnaise (Hellman's
or Dukes |
1 cup
chopped pecans |
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1 (4 oz)
jar diced pimiento,
drained |
1 (8-oz)
block extra-sharp
Cheddar Cheese |
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1
teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce |
1 (8 oz)
block sharp Cheddar
Cheese |
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1 teaspoon
finely grated onion |
Celery sticks
and assorted crackers |
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1/4 teaspoon
ground red pepper |
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Make the mayo
mixture. In a large
bowl, stir together
mayonnaise, diced pimiento,
Worcestershire sauce, grated
onion and ground red pepper
until well blended. |
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Toast the
pecans. Toasting
brings out the rich flavor
of the nuts. Preheat
your oven to 350ْ
Bake pecans in a single
layer in a shallow pan 8 to
10 minutes or until toasted
and fragrant, stirring halfway through.
(stirring helps to ensure
even browning) |
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Shred the
cheese. Texture
matters. Using the
small side of a box grater,
finely shred extra-sharp
Cheddar cheese. Then
use the large side of the
grater to coarsely shred
Sharp Cheddar cheese.
Fresh cheese makes a
difference. |
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Stir.
Add pecans and shredded
cheeses to mayo mixture,
stirring until blended.
You can store it in the
refrigerator up to 1 week.
Serve with celery sticks and
assorted crackers, or make a
grilled pimiento cheese
sandwich in a skillet or
panini press. |
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Jeanie grew up in St.
James, NY which is on Long Island. She was 2nd. of
7 children. She moved to Florida in 1975 and
started working for Florida Power & Light in 1982. She
has two sons, two step sons and four granddaughters.
She finally got her little girls. Jeanie and
hubby, Ron Heaton, moved to Port Orange in 1999.
Ron retired a few years ago and now it's Jeanie's turn.
Jeanie started running
almost 30 years ago.
As kids the usual games
were played -
volleyball, skating,
baseball, dodge ball,
but no running. She mentioned to someone
at work she was running,
they talked her into a
5K and she was hooked.
She has made some good
friends along the way
and met some interesting
people. She
also has run into some pot
holes during this time.
Normally her running
gets sidelined about
summer time when storms
move in and work
interferes with her
schedule so she tries to
do her marathon training
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Jeanie had planned to run
the Cleveland Marathon in
May 2010. The marathon
fell on her 60th birthday
and she was in great shape.
She had done all her
training, completed all her
long runs and had one to go.
With 12 days left the
unthinkable happened!
A freak accident. A
missed step and severely
sprained ankle took her 'out
of the running' (literally)
A huge disappointment to
have to miss the marathon.
Recovery has been 12 long
weeks. Jeanie's a
tough gal so after a few
days of making Ron's
life miserable, she put
Cleveland in back of her and
has now focused on a
December marathon. |
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Jeanie has run 526 races in
her 30 years of running.
13 were marathons. She
ran the Inaugural Disney
Marathon in 1994 and 6
Disney's after that.
Jeanie's favorite marathon
was the Outer Banks OBX
Marathon. The run is
pretty low key and you don't
have to be in the corral
hours ahead of time, varied
terrain mostly flat,
coastal, scenic and
incredible community and
spectator support. Her
present goal is to run a
race in every State. She is
up to 16.
Jeanie's PR's include 5K -
22:06, 10K - 45:10, 1/2
marathon - 1:44:40 and
marathon 4:01.
In 1990 she was the 3rd.
female masters in the
Florida State Championship
5K and in 2008 she qualified
for Boston which was on her
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Volunteer: A
person who performs or
offers to perform a service
voluntarily.
Jeanie Burgess is
truly a volunteer. She
calls BEFORE she is
asked. She has
volunteered for RayZ
Awareness and Paint The
Towne every year and she
always calls ahead of time
to offer her services.
She is dependable, efficient
and fun to work with.
Some other things you may
not know about Jeanie.
She has traveled twice on
the back of a motorcycle to
Arkansas/Texas and back.
As long as she can
take her running shoes and
coffee pot it works for her |
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Your body slows
down around age 50 so take
advantage of your youth |
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Nobody cares about how fast or
slow you are running. Nobody
will remember your times but
you. The main thing is
that you are out there doing it.
To paraphrase Ron "it's not the
big whoop". |
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3. Be grateful just to be out there breathing the
fresh air (even if it's awfully hot and humid) You
really appreciate this when you are injured and cannot run. |
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4. Appreciate your training partners for putting up
with your tales of joys, woes and frequent bathroom stops on
long runs. |
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Johnny Zak |
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Emily Meyers |
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Jessica Marshall |
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Jim Kohrt |
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Kent Smith |
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Ellen Cain |
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Trish Kabus |
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Dillon Crews |
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Timothy Scanlon |
3 |
Howard Stanley |
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Janet Martin |
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Mark Acton |
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Anthony Crews |
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Sydney Levy |
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Kathie Johnson |
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Bret Bay |
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Carlos Andrade |
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Ron Allison |
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Leslie Urff |
12 |
Kit Doughney |
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Matt Marshall |
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Jake Rice |
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Bill Phillips |
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Todd Johnson |
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Joel Greenstein |
15 |
Vera Daniel |
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John
Nablo |
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Peter Rowe |
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Katy Ellis |
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Duncan Saylor |
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Nancy Heckler |
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Matt Hagler |
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Charles Norris |
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Carly Leonard |
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Jayson Davis |
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Mandy Campbell |
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Mariam Lemnouni |
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Ruth Kent |
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Trip Campbell |
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Marty Dineen |
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Molly Clark |
24 |
Autumn Henderson |
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Sindy Hild |
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New Age
Group? Trish
Kabus
turns 45 in September,
Kathy Johnson will be the
big 60 and move into the
60-64 age group and will be a
Senior Grandmasters, Duane
Conner moves into the
Masters division turning 40
on Sept. 28. In October,
Ellen Cain hits the big
50 & Marty Dineen
turns 25.
Congratulations and Happy Birthday
to all of you. |
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There's a new kid in town
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Dick's
Sporting Goods, located
at 2500 W.
International Speedway Blvd. in
Daytona, will have their Grand
Opening, Sunday, Sept. 5.
Beachcombers, show your
membership card to Customer
Service and receive special discount
coupons for shoes, apparel and
sporting goods items.
Welcome to Daytona |
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Paul Grise`
writes from Ontario that he
celebrated Canada Day, July 1, which
is comparable to our Independence
Day, with a family reunion. |
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Jim
Marshall is shown
with his 2nd place age group award
from Crime Stoppers 5K on July 4 in
Key West. Jim always
represents the Beachcombers well.
He then headed to
California for 10 days where he
visited his son, watched some
baseball, played golf on some of the
best golf courses in the US and ran
the Napa to Sonoma Wine Country 1/2
marathon on July 18. Great
post race party which included a
free wine glass and 20 wineries with
tasting after the race. The
race is now on Jim's 'top 10
favorites'.
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On his 58th
birthday, July 12, Jim had the
thrill of playing golf at Pebble
Beach. Great way to celebrate
his birthday.
He went to four
Mets games played in San Francisco
and topped it off with some Whale
Watching.
From Key West to
California - from a 5K to 1/2
marathon. Great summer.
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Family
History •
Cler Hudgins
two cousins from
Illinois discovered they had an 82 year
old sister they did not know about.
As family history's go, the answers may
never be known but
Cler
now has a 'new' cousin who, on her 80th
birthday, requested information about
her birth family. Two years later,
at the age of 82,
Cler
and her cousins from Illinois, traveled
to meet the family member. It
truly was a memorable occasion. |
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Darrel
Lamar
has spent
his summer back home in Michigan where he placed 2nd in the 10K in
the Corporate Relays. Still working through some knee and leg
problems he ran/walked a 5K and placed first.
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Celebrating her birthday in grand style,
Sue O'Malley
was the overall female winner at the
Bridge of Lions 5K in St. Augustine.
Sue also received $100.00 for her
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Beach Palooza Coming to Daytona
November 13, 2010
Beach Palooza
is a gnarly running event held on sandy
shores where paloozers get their feet
wet while tackling a series of radical
obstacles. As the sun sets, the stoked
crowd lets loose around a blazing
bonfire with a pig roast, beer and beach
tunes! Sounds like fun!
http://www.beachpalooza.com/
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Congratulations Carol Hansen Vessa
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After many years Carol
has finally graduated from Stetson
University with a degree in business
administration. Carol now works
for the Heart Association as Regional
Director. Good job Carol! |
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Greg Eisle,
Spikes Athletic Footwear
is
recovering nicely after voice box cancer
and treatments. We all wish Greg
the very best in his continued recovery. |
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2010 Rice &
Rose Sprint Triathlon |
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The Rice
& Rose Sprint Triathlon series consist
of three sprint triathlons during the
summer beginning with June 20th followed
by July 18, ending August 1.
Congratulations Beachcombers
who placed in the series:
Men's Division: John Dodd placed 8th ,
Paul Rice (12th) Brian Fredley (13)
Jimmie Wright (18), Paul Holyko (27)
Women's Division: Mallory Dunn
(7), Sharon Lay (10) |
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Boston Bound?
Jimmy Wyatt
is
interested in sharing a room.
15centz@gmail.com.
Jimmy has again accepted the challenge
of participating in The Disney World
Marathon 2011 for Parent Project
Muscular Dystrophy. If you can help
Jimmy in his fund raising efforts,
please visit |
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Marathon
Training?
Be the first to take part in the
inaugural
Run Crazy
Horse Half Marathon Sunday
October 3rd in Hill City, South Dakota!
A point to point course, you'll begin in
the shadow of Crazy Horse Memorial, a
mountain monument being molded to
replicate the Oglala Lakota warrior, Crazy Horse, in effort to preserve and
protect the culture, tradition and
living heritage of the North American
Indians. This USATF certified course is
largely downhill and will finish in
downtown Hill City, the heart of the
beautiful Black Hills. |
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Jerry Hiatt
is
recovering from foot surgery. He
will be back on the roads soon. |
Hugh Wilson
is back
in good form as shown here in the Maine
Senior Games. 60 races since Jan 1 and
ready for Paint The Towne. |
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FATHER
LOPEZ NAMES NEW SWIMMING COACH
Father Lopez Catholic High Principal Ted
Petrucianni announced the hiring of
Scott Bay as head coach of the men’s and
women’s swim teams.
Scott is an American Swimming Coaches
Association (ASCA) Level 5 coach,
placing him among the top 3% of the swim
coaches nationwide, and has been
actively coaching for over 20 years in
Age Group, Senior and Masters level swim
programs.
In addition to swim team
responsibilities, Scott is also teaching
Calculus, Geometry and Algebra at Lopez.
Coach Bay is the Masters Head Coach of
Daytona Beach Swimming, home club of
Ryan Lochte and 2008 Olympic trials
qualifier Kyle Deery. Masters swimmers
he currently coaches include world
record holders, national champions and All Americans who have swam to over 200
top ten United States Masters Swimming (USMS) finishes in the last six years. |
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Scott is also the current swimming chair of
the Florida Athletic Coaches Association (FACA)
and the current chair of the Florida High
School Athletic Association (FHSAA) Swimming
and Diving Advisory Committee as well as
being the coaches chair of the Florida Local
Masters Swimming Committee (LMSC) and a
member of the USMS Coaches Committee. |
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He earned his B.S. degree from the
University of Cincinnati and his Masters of
Education from Xavier University. Scott has
written numerous articles on technique and
training, is currently co-authoring the ASCA
Level One Coaches Certification curriculum
for Masters, and is a frequently featured
speaker at swimming clinics around the
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The
Beachcombers
welcome two
little ones.
Scott &
Nicole Meyer
welcomed their little girl on July 21. Campbell
Jane Meyer was a 'big' girl weighing 10
lbs. 3 oz., 21" long. And Mommy is so
tiny! Her two brothers, Tru (3 1/2)
and Lane (18mo) and so happy she is here.
Nancy
Snapp
became a
GrandMommy again. Lily Jean finally
arrived July 23. Nancy traveled to
Suwanee, Ga to be with daughter Dana and
family. Everyone is doing great and
Nancy was so happy to finally hold her
granddaughter. After a busy summer she
will be home the end of September.
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Rouge-Orleans 2011 •
You are invited to
attend
The Nation's newest
ultra-marathon and team relay, March 4-6,
2011.
The
Rouge-Orleans is a 100+ mile Ultra-Marathon
and Team Relay that starts in the capital
city of Baton Rouge and Finishes in Audubon
Park in New Orleans. Participants will run
on top of the levee and follow the mighty
Mississippi as it meanders its way 124 miles
down to New Orleans. Running alongside old
farms, plantations, sugarcane fields,
swamps, and of course the river will give
runners a chance to see Southern Landscapes
at their purest.
"Come to Run, Stay to Party" |
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• Save The
Dates •
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Feel The Heat 5K • Saturday, September 4,
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Palmer
College Paint The Towne •
Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010 |
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Beachcombers Annual Holiday Party
• Sunday, Dec. 12, 2010 |
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Our best wishes
to Mallory Dunn
as she steps
into her new job as Stetson's head coach of
the men's and women's cross country teams.
Mallory
currently is a competitive
triathlete, was a state champion in cross
country and track at Seabreeze and went on
to earn four varsity letters in cross
country and track at the University of
Florida from 2001 to 2005. She was
also named to the Southeastern Conference
Academic Honor Roll in her final three
seasons. She graduated in 2006 with a
BA in Architecture Design. She was an
assistant with Seabreeze's swim team in 2006
and an assistant for Flagler Palm Coast's
track & field team in 2008. Mallory is
currently a lifeguard and dispatcher for the
Volusia County Beach Patrol. She is
also a certified massage therapist after
having graduated from the Boulder (Colo.)
College of Massage Therapy.
Congratulations Mallory! |
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USATF Level I Coaching Education School is being offered
In South Florida this fall.
Date: October 1-3, 2010
Location: Florida Atlantic University – Boca Raton FL
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Tom Oxley Athletic Center
More Info:
www.usatf.org/groups/Coaches/education/schools/
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September 9, 2010
Thursday 6:00pm - 8:00pm
Where:
Gilly's Pub 44
1889 State Road 44
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168 |
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Help
us raise money for MS! Come out to Comedy Night starring The
Disgruntled Clown...thrown out of every circus in the world. The #1
underground comedian in America. A really BIG clown with an
attitude. (This show is NOT for kids) Tickets in advance are $15
each or can be purchased at the door for $20 each. Every
ticket sold is eligible for a door prize (even if you can’t be there
in person), which include…. (4) Plan B Cycling $100 Bike Tune Ups
$100 Blue Moon Yoga Gift Card (2) Aunt Catfish Gift Cards Cafe 101
Gift Card Oceanview Yoga 3 Class Card Avenues Salon Gift Card Harley
Davidson Gift Card And don't forget the 50/50 raffle! Our last
winner won $100 for his $5 ticket.not a bad investment! Get your
Comedy Night Tickets Soon! |
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Combo DVD Set: Running the Sahara +
Running America |
Combo set contains the following DVDs
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Film: Running the Sahara, Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 102 min. Film: Running America, Genre: Documentary,
Runtime: 86 min. |
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$10.00 Coupon
http://store.nehst.com/rts-ra-combo-dvd.html |
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"It's never crowded along the "extra mile". |
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There is nothing
that happens to any person but what was in his power to go through
with Marcus Aurelus |
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"With proper
motivation, that is, a good reason for wanting to do it, your mind
can overcome any sort of adversity." |
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Frank Stampfl
(coach to Roger Bannister among others) |
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If
experience were that important, we'd never have anyone walking
on the moon or going over Niagara Falls in a barrel. |
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Sparky
Anderson, Manager Cincinnati Reds & Detroit Tigers |
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Almost every
first-time marathoner says the same thing at the finish line:
"Never again." |
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Bob
Glover, The Runner's Handbook |
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It is true
that speed kills. In distance running, it kills anyone who
does not have it. |
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Brooks
Johnson |
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He does everything wrong but
win |
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Larry Snyder on Emil
Zatopek's running style |
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The marathon
is kind of like the Ph.D. of public fitness accomplishments.
There are very few times as an adult you can go out and do
something that's authentically difficult and be publicly lauded
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Marcy in
Cat Terwillger's "Marathon Woman" |
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Baby boomers
in general anad boomer distance runners in particular were heirs
both to the warrior mentality of their World War II veteran
fathers and the new consciousness of the 1960s and 70s.
Both was of thinking were essentially idealistic and challenged
us to adopt causes greater than ourselves. The marathon
served as an ideal outlet for both types of energy.
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Tom
Derderian |
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If you can
force your heart and nerve and sinew |
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To serve
your turn long after they are gone, |
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And so hold
on when there is nothing in you |
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Except the
Will which says to them "Hold on!" |
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Rudyard Kipling,
"If" |
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