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Sara Hall to race Dallas Marathon Half, Marathon course conversation Tuesday at Luke's
Sara Hall Sara Hall hopes to extend her half marathon winning streak to four when she races the Dec. 14 MetroPCS Dallas Marathon half.
Running for weight loss? Two helpful tips
Thinking of taking up running as a way to reduce or control your weight now that the holidays are here? Let me give you some advice based on what I've seen over many years.
Fetterman: Mavs, Rangers to compete in Dallas Marathon relay event, help in marketing efforts
Patrick Byerly, president of the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon, emphasized aligning the race's actions with its mission when he arrived in Dallas last fall.
Meb Keflezighi to join Ryan Hall as ambassador for Dallas Marathon, elites to face off in relay challenge pitting Dallas Mavericks vs. Texas Rangers
Meb Keflezighi will join Ryan Hall as another elite ambassador, participating in the Dec. 14 MetroPCS Dallas Marathon.
The two biggest reasons why you're running slower
Every dedicated runner I know laments the fact that as we age we get slower. Some are good-natured about it and accept it as fate. Other reactions run from surprised to bitterness. I do a bit of both, depending on what evide
Sheila Natho third overall at Las Vegas RNR 5K, area results
Dallas Sheila Natho placed third overall at the Rock 'n' Roll 55K in Las Vegas on Saturday night. Natho, 48, completed the 3.1-mile course in 20 minutes, 20 seconds. The overall women's winner and the runner up were 26 and 28 years old, respectively.
Marathon sell out, half and relays nearing limits
MetroPCS Dallas Marathon officials announced Friday that the Dec. 14 full marathon has sold out.
Why the different route for this year's Dallas Turkey Trot is 'cool'
"The folks we've taken out on the course have given us good reviews," said Eddie Dobbins, overseer of the Capital One Bank Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot.
Harry Hall's book signing at University of Dallas, This weekend's races
Dallas runner and author Harry Hall has a book signing event at 7 p.m. tonight at the University of Dallas, 1845 E. Northgate Drive in Irving.
Need something done? Ask Marcus Grunewald
You've heard the expression, "if you need to get something done, ask a busy person to do it," so maybe that's why the Road Runners Club of America tapped Marcus Grunewald as North Texas State Representative last week.
Dallas' Shaheen Sattar sets Rock Ledge Rumble 50K record, area race results
Shaheen Sattar set a course record at Saturday's Rock Ledge Rumble, finishing the 50K in 4 hours, 47 minutes, at Grapevine Lake.
Sidelined for several years by physical problems and burnout, 77-year-old Dallas runner back on track
James Thruston, a fixture in the Dallas running community for more than 35 years, has recently reemerged healthy and hopeful. Mental burnout and physical ailments had sidelined him for several years.
Rock 'n' Roll Dallas Half changes course, eliminates frustrating logistics
The 2015 Rock 'n' Roll Dallas Half will have a new look. The March 22 event will start and finish at American Airlines Center.
Take a bow Steve Johnson and Linda Wills! DRC Recap
The Dallas Running Club Half Marathon and FiveK just keeps getting better, and what makes it so attractive to area runners is its superb organization and dedicated volunteers.
Meshack Kirwa wins Dallas Running Club's half marathon days before 40th birthday
Cool, crisp temperatures greeted the 2,100 participants at Sunday's Dallas Running Club's half marathon and 5K.
Fetterman: Defending champion back to defend city's pride in Dallas Running Club Half Marathon
Sunday's Dallas Running Club Half Marathon provides top area runners such as Barnabus Kirui a platform to showcase their talents.
Logan Sherman wins Saturday's 13.1 Dallas half, third at Mavs Run This Town, Race results
Dallas' Logan Sherman and several area elite runners showed their versatility, racing in a 5K Thursday night and a Saturday morning half marathon.
Rick Perry to Kenneth Cooper: "You changed the world"
In Rick Perry's luncheon remarks at the Tyler Cup on Saturday he spoke of the growth in awareness in fitness and the value of preventive care in Texas and all across the country. And turning to Dr.
Fetterman: Earning qualifying time for Boston Marathon brings Richardson runner to tears
For 32 years, earning a Boston Marathon qualifying standard eluded Richardson's Bobalu Kaiser.On Saturday, he completed the Bank of America Chicago Marathon in 3 hours, 52 minutes, 3 seconds. He met the sub 3:55:00 standard for 60- 60 -64-year-old men.
Race results
Dallas' Barnabas Kirui finished first among more than 400 timed runners at Saturday's Komen Race for the Cure. Kirui completed the 5K that started and finished at NorthPark Center in 15 minutes, 38 seconds.
Komen emotion fuels a big win
When Jeanne Heartsill was hospitalized early this year her family stayed right by her side, staying every night with her at the Baylor ICU and taking turns sleeping at a nearby hotel.
Kona finishers, other weekend results
Conditions at Saturday's Ironman World Championship lived up to their challenging reputation, with choppy water for the swim, extreme winds on the bike and a hot, steamy run through the lava fields.
Run a great race lately? The volunteers made it happen
Of the hundreds of races I've run in my lifetime, the ones that stand out were those that were perfectly organized. Of course you never forget the ones that were messed up either. Mile markers off, timing doesn't work, bad course dire
Fetterman: Ironman championships allow competition between varying age groups
Like many Ironman World Championship participants, Frisco's Griff Long has eyed Kona as a long-term goal. He integrated his passion for health and fitness with his profession en route to Saturday's starting line.
Run benefits American Brain Tumor Association, Area race calendar
For Dallas' Stephanie Wulfe Epstein, Saturday's BT5K in Plano offers an opportunity to give back to the American Brain Tumor Association (ABTA).
Runner participation benefits local school children, other notes, weekend race results
Karl Huchthausen of Frisco won The Cowtown C.A.L.F. Run Saturday in Fort Worth in 17 minutes, 19 seconds. He was the first of nearly 1,000 runners in the 5K and 1-mile. Lauren Zabaleta, the women's winner, finished third overall in 19 minutes flat.
Running fads and diet books come and go
There are some laws in running that despite continued argument, remain immutable. One of them is that mileage volume is a key to running success.
Fetterman: MetroPCS Dallas Marathon officials give newly approved routes a try
MetroPCS Dallas Marathon officials showcased the 2014 marathon and half marathon courses by running the newly approved routes Thursday.
Barefoot Run raises awareness about shoes for children in need, This week's race calendar
Adam Traczek will be among approximately 300 runners participating in Saturday's Barefoot Run, benefiting Buckner International's Shoes for Orphan Souls. The event at Bachman Lake raises awareness about orphans and vulnerable children needing shoes.
Lauren Barnett Wins Again, race results
First-year Dallas pro triathlete Lauren Barnett captured her second Ironman 70.3 title at Sunday's Ironman 70.3 Augusta.
Luke's Big Run, Speedkidz, Nina Chow, Plano Pacers and Berliners!
Where did you race this weekend? Anywhere you wanted to.
Fetterman: When diagnosed with autoimmune disease, runner David Brumley achieves unrealistic expectations
Patience and persistence have enabled David Brumley to become an endurance athlete despite having a severely compromised immune system.
Impressive Ironman finish caps recovery for Amari Holmes
Dallas' Amari Holmes credits determination and an ability to listen with her strong finish at Saturday's inaugural Ironman Maryland.
Thumbs up for the Tour des Fleurs
As I was leaving Saturday's Tour des Fleurs after running the tenK, I saw Race Director Logan Burgess handing out the cash awards. I called to him and he gave me a thumbs up. I knew what that was about.
Barnabus Kirui repeats as TDF 20K champion
Barnabus Kirui and Elizabeth Eder Northern repeated Saturday as the Tours Des Fleurs men's and women's 20K champions.
Before the starting gun, the race is on for J.J. Kick and crew
As fall unfolds and temperatures cool, the workload increases for J.J. Kick and his Racing Systems operations teams.
This just in and other area running notes and news
Mark Followill, the TV play by play announcer for the Dallas Mavericks, FC Dallas and FOX College Football, will be the 2014 Last Man Running at the Dec. 14 MetroPCS Dallas Marathon.
Who won the Dash for Dignity?
If you have ever run a race in Las Colinas lately you know it's going to be a challenge. The streets are under construction, detours abound, and drivers seem to go wherever they feel like, at any speed and with no regard to whatever is around them.
Inaugural Women's College Tri season kicks off Saturday
Saturday's Triathlon at Pacific Grove in California will mark the start of the 2014 Exhibition Women's Collegiate Triathlon season, USA Triathlon announced Friday.
Fetterman: Dallas triathlete had a good read on her abilities
Dallas triathlete Ashley Johnson believed she could win her age group at Sunday's half Ironman world championships if she had a good day.
DRC Breakfast Bash was a smash
Next time you find yourself complaining about how race entry fees have escalated, think about joining the Dallas Running Club. For a modest annual member fee, you get 8 free races per year, plus discounts on other races. DRC is just a
Fetterman: Training partners among 30 area triathletes headed to Canada for Ironman 70.3 finale
Dallas triathlete Ashley Johnson and her training partner and friend, Lauren Barnett, are among nearly 30 area multisport athletes competing in Sunday's Ironman 70.3 World Championship in Mont-Tremblant, Quebec.
Dead Indians, Batman and great beer
What did I do this summer? Well, not much really. Ran a few races at Plano Pacers and Dallas Running Club, but otherwise just ran easy, hot miles to stay in shape. I missed the Plano Pacers Relay this past Saturday but that's because
Fetterman: While missing 50th birthday goal, local man impresses with 5:14 mile
Carrollton's Gerald Jackson celebrated his 50th birthday by running a 5-minute, 14-second mile. He invited friends and family to watch his effort early Sunday morning at a high school track in west Plano.
Dallas Mavericks to host October 5K
Runners and walkers will have a new Thursday night 5K option in October.
Running notebook: Locals stand out at Ironman Louisville; This week's race schedule
Arlington's Patrick Schuster enjoyed his best Ironman finish, placing sixth overall in 9 hours, 2 minutes, 46 seconds, on Sunday at Ironman Louisville.
Upcoming races and more
Summer is quickly coming to a close on the local race scene with Wednesday's Daylight To Darkness 5-mile run, starting at 7 p.m.
Gwen Jorgensen seeks excellence for herself, future generations
Gwen Jorgensen, the world's top-ranked woman triathlete, appears to be on top of her game.
Fetterman: Local runner, author chronicles exploits of forgotten group of 19th-century women runners in new book
Local runner and coach Harry Hall has spent the last decade researching the exploits of a forgotten group of professional endurance walkers from the late 19th century.
Texas law firm uses run relay for team building
Strasburger, a Texas-based law firm, will field two 12-person teams at the 2014 Hood To Coast Relay, which begins Friday. This will be the firm's fourth year to participate.
Races to consider this week
Tonight marks the finale of the annual Jogger 5K Summer Series. There are two race options in Fort Worth on Thursday and a lots of weekend options.
Local athletes podium at Arkansas Tri
Dallas dentist Melisa Christian and Highland Village's Nick Evans had strong showings Sunday in Arkansas at the DeGray Lake Sprint Triathlon, a 500-yard swim/16-mile bike/3.5-mile run.
Dr. Tyler Cooper President and CEO of Cooper Aerobics; Founder and father Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper remains Chairman
Dr. Tyler Cooper has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of Cooper Aerobics. He is the son of Dr. Kenneth H. Cooper, the founder of Cooper Aerobics in 1970. Dr. Kenneth Cooper will remain as Chairman of Cooper Aerobics.
Fetterman: Local pastor, runner 'has a passion for helping people'
Joe Bacon, a Grand Prairie pastor and runner, has begun his final season as a running coach for the local Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team in Training (TNT) program.
Fetterman: Ch. 11's Dunbar enters elite triathlon field in national championships
Doug Dunbar, news co-anchor for KTVT-TV (Ch. 11), will be among 5,700 athletes participating in this weekend's 2014 USA Triathlon Age Group National Championships in Milwaukee, Wis.
Fetterman: Number of area triathletes racing in elite divisions at USA Triathlon Youth & Junior National Championships is on the rise
Ten area triathletes will race Saturday in the elite divisions at the USA Triathlon Youth & Junior National Championships in West Chester, Ohio. That's nearly triple the number of area kids who have participated in past years.
Fetterman: Runner and her coach find inspiration from different places
Michelle Bussiere had never run more than an occasional 5K before this summer.
Area athletes deliver strong performances across the country
Dallas' Shaheen Sattar finished among the top 10 women at the Western States 100-mile Endurance Run in California last weekend, while Dallas-area triathletes William Huffman and Lauren Barnett captured bronze medals at races featuring strong pro fields.
Henry Ford believes you'll set a new PR and win!
Nearly 20 years ago when I got back into racing after a long layoff, I did a training run with Molly French, who lived in Coppell then. Molly had been a super cross-country runner with either UT or A&M. I forget which; same thing.
Fetterman: Dallas' Dawn Grunnagle hits Olympic Trials marathon standard with four seconds to spare
Dallas' Dawn Grunnagle achieved a long-term goal Saturday by qualifying for the 2016 Olympic Trials for the marathon.
Endurance Athlete prepares for solo Great Wall of China run
Endurance athlete Jason Lester enjoys pushing himself to the limit.
Dallas' pro Dawn Grunnagle qualifies for Olympic Trials in Marathon
For Dallas' Dawn Grunnagle, her marathon is ahead of her.
How a 40-year-old story about a Belmont horse should remind D-FW runners to 'listen to your body'
"An audible groan went up from the crowd of over 50,000 when the beautiful black filly's right foreleg shattered, and she was brought to a stop by her jockey Jacinto Vasquez."
Hitting age 75 doesn't slow down Richardson woman as she inspires colleagues
Richardson's Mary Kennard is enthused about turning 75 Friday. It means she's among the youngest and fastest runners in the 75- to 79-year-old age group.
High tech recovery tools let amateurs recover like the pros
Dallas marathoner Jayna Henstorf wanted to be on the starting line for April's Boston Marathon to show her resolve as a runner and former Boston-area resident.
Wounded Warrior has the "Secret Sauce" for success
I often wonder after running a given race what it was that made the race successful, or in some cases not so successful, and I think I've figured it out. The very best, most popular races always have three things in common:
Fetterman: Swim Across America event at Lake Ray Hubbard is perfect tuneup for Dallas athlete
For Dallas' Amy Assenmacher, Saturday's Swim Across America at Lake Ray Hubbard offers much more than an open-water endurance challenge.
National Running Day highlights
Officials with the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon used a drone camera to capture scenes from Wedbesdat;s MetroPCS Dallas Marathon Kickoff Run & Epic 80's Party at Winfrey Point. Click here to view.
MetroPCS Dallas Marathon registration now open
Registration for the 44th running of the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon, Half Marathon and five-person relays is now open. The marathon, set for Dec. 14, benefits Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.
Locals survive Escape From Alcatraz, weekend highlights
Dallas' Stephanie Bassin, 56, won her age group while Ashley Johnson, 33, and Michael Zinn, 67, placed second in their respective age groups.
So you got chicked? You got more coming!
One of the most exciting and inspiring moments in the Boston Marathon is the run past Wellesley College and all the screaming women cheering you on. In my first Boston in 1977 things were different from what you see today.
Athletes from 38 countries can qualify for 2016 Olympics at Irving's Pan American Triathlon Confederation championships
William Huffman remembers learning to draft on his first group bike ride on Las Colinas Boulevard.
Fetterman: Runner lacing up for firefighters; Oregon-to-N.Y. run will aid nonprofits for firemen, kin, research
Longtime Dallas-area runner Jeff Venable is preparing to run from Coos Bay, Ore., to Ground Zero in Manhattan, N.Y. He's using his 3,500-mile cross-country "Run for the Hoses" to raise money for firefighters.
Thrill of the Grill-It's a long story!
A few years ago I ran a fiveK in Las Colinas. I forget the name of the race, but I was feeling good that day and thought I would get under 24 minutes, something I hadn't done since recent major surgery.
Ride of Silence to be observed Wednesday across the World
The Dallas Ride of Silence will begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday at White Rock Lake to remember those injured or killed while cycling on public roadways.
Coppell Parks not ready for prime time racing
A strange thing happened last Saturday at Andy Brown Park in Coppell. About two hours before the start of the charity 5K benefiting the Coppell Special Olympics teams, a City of Coppell official drove into the parking lot, located the RunTime r
Run producer Lewis George passing Mellew Productions on to others
Richardson's Lewis George is no longer handling day-to-day operations for Mellew Productions.
Dallas Marathon kickoff event announced, weekend recap, advance
The MetroPCS Dallas Marathon will open 2014 race registration with a 4.4K fun run.
The best tip for improving your ultra performance
Some years ago when my son Travis was a senior at Cistercian, he was called to a meeting with his adviser and English teacher, Father Gregory Schweers.
Cedar Hill runner Mollenkopf using Luke's Lockers' meets to tune up for Portland Track Festival
Cedar Hill's Ingrid Mollenkopf, a 2016 U.S. Olympic Trials qualifier, is looking forward to the start of the Luke's Locker's All Comers Track meets, which begin Tuesday.
Katy 5K cancelled
Race officials cancelled Thursday's Michelob Ultra Katy 5K due to the weather. It marks the first time in the event's 16-year history that the race has been cancelled.
Jogger 5K Summer Series to start Wednesday
White Rock Racing's David Hartwig confirmed Wednesday that the annual Jogger 5K Summer Series will begin on Wednesday at Bachman Lake _ after wrangling with the Dallas Park and Recreation officials about the venue's availability.
Dallas selected to host 2016 RRCA Convention
The Road Runners Club of America (RRCA) announced Dallas will host the RRCA Annual Convention in March 2016.
After 25 years, upcoming Tuesday Night Track workout will be last for Dallas runner Chris Phelan
Dallas runner Chris Phelan had grown weary of solo speed workouts by the late '80s. He intuitively knew the benefits of group training long before they became commonplace.
I run; therefore I'm invincible!
I love following the heroic exploits of my fellow runners, some of them pretty tough guys. Run a fast marathon? I think you're pretty tough. Run an Ultra? Wow! Stick to a rigorous weekly training schedule? You're my hero.
U.S. Open Triathlon resurrected; Local runners talk about running Boston Marathon
The U.S. Open Triathlon has been resurrected.
Boston Marathon marked by heavy hearts, soaring spirits
The city and more than 32,000 runners roar back from the tragedy that marred last year's event.
Fetterman: Olympic gold medalist Frank Shorter a witness to destruction, resolve during Boston Marathon tragedy
Frank Shorter will resume a job left unfinished a year ago at the Boston Marathon.
Dallas' Lauren Barnett wins her 70.3 pro debut
Dallas' Lauren Barnett isn't one to sit idly on the sidelines.
Boston Marathon-Tomorrow's the big day
Oh, not to run the race of course. That's not until next Monday. But tomorrow may be even a bigger day, because tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the horror of last year's race.
Fetterman: Plano man, 76, has determination despite getting dire prognosis
Plano's Bill Vick was given three to five years to live when he was diagnosed with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis in 2011.
Celebrate White Rock Lake
White Rock Lake has long been a mecca for area runners and cyclists, who congregate dawn to dusk, looping the more than nine miles of trails around the lake. They're among the more than one million Dallas residents, who use the park annually.
What's the best course design? Give me out-and-back!
Point to point races are tough logistically because you have to transport the runners to the start (Boston Marathon, e.g.) or somehow drive them back if that's where they parked. Loop courses are tough because you have so much distance to prote
Fetterman: MetroPCS Dallas Marathon's make-up offer suits some
DEBBIE FETTERMAN / Special Contributor
2013 registrants will get discount for 2014 MetroPCS Dallas Marathon
By DEBBIE FETTERMAN / Special ContributorThe MetroPCS Dallas Marathon will offer a discount to 2013 registrants who sign up for the 2014 marathon, half marathon or relays. The special offer - valid through 11:59 p.m.
MetroPCS Dallas Marathon offers limited-time 2014 discounts to last year's registered runners
The MetroPCS Dallas Marathon will offer a discount to 2013 registrants who sign up for the 2014 marathon, half marathon or relays. The "special offer" _ valid through 11:59 p.m.
Boston Marathoners-Where will you put your stuff?
There's been a lot written over the years on how much faster you will run any given distance if you just carry less weight, and of course the slight advantages per mile are significant over the long distance of the marathon. Various experts and
Nearing 40, orchestra leader stays in tune with running career
Shepton High School orchestra director Joshua Thompson thinks his best running days are ahead of him.
Medtronic seeks running heroes-maybe you?
If you're a runner who has been diagnosed with a medical condition such as heart disease, diabetes, spinal or neurological, gastroenterology or urological disorders or chronic pain and are using a medical device or implant, you may qualify as one of Medt
Olympian breaks two masters records at Rock 'n' Roll Dallas Half Marathon
Olympic marathon bronze medalist Deena Kastor broke two American masters records en route to winning the women's title at Sunday's Rock 'n' Roll Dallas Half Marathon in 1 hour, 11 minutes, 57 seconds.
Dallas Marathon officials present Scottish Rite Hospital with check, despite race's cancellation in December
MetroPCS Dallas Marathon officials presented the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children with a check for $200,000 on Tuesday.
That Dash was a smash!
What is it you most value in a race? Want a fast course with lots of competition? How about a fun theme where you can dress up and laugh a lot? Or maybe you like to make sure your money goes to a good cause. It may
Victorious Dallas women saves partying for others, opts to win St. Paddy's Day Dash Down Greenville 5K instead
Some participate in the St. Paddy's Day Dash Down Greenville 5K to enjoy the festivities; others do it to push themselves to the edge.
New quiz! Guess this picture and win Feetures! socks
Did I get your attention? Now here's the deal. If there's one thing I know a lot of runners care for, it's a good race followed by an ice cold beverage. So here's your challenge.
Fetterman: Area runner's brush with death makes 15K win even sweeter
Roger Clifford knows he's lucky to be alive. That's what makes winning last month's Plano Pacers Bead Bash 15K even more rewarding.
The power of running
Mizuno Running commissioned the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School to investigate what would happen if everyone that could run _ approximately 270 million Americans _ did run.
Three-time Ironman champ Chris Lieto coming to town, Triathlon training program to kick off
Three-time Ironman champion Chris Lieto will be in town to share training insights with area triathletes on March 29th in conjunction with DFW Tri Club's Kick Off swim event.
City Council bans runners from wearing jackets tied around their waists
In a move designed to improve local visual aesthetics, the City Council today voted to ban all runners and walkers from wearing jackets tied around their waists.
William Huffman secures third at ITU event, weekend race results
Pro triathlete William Huffman started the season strong with a podium finish at Saturday's Clermont ITU Pan American Cup in Clermont, Fla. Huffman grew up in Colleyville and trains in South Bend, IN. He was the first American finisher.
Runner lucky to be alive much less "win a race flat out"
Roger Clifford knows he's lucky to be alive. That's what makes winning Saturday's Plano Pacers Bead Bash 15K even more rewarding.
Dallas Running Club to launch elite team
The Dallas Running Club plans to form an elite running team. Richardson's Enoch Nadler and DRC president Kyle Wills have spent the past several weeks developing the team guidelines.
How trail runners really feel when running a road ultra
On Sunday, I ran the Cowtown Ultra as a training run (yes there is something seriously wrong with you when you call a 50K a training run). My training called for back 20- and 30-mile runs for 100-mile trail race I am training for.
Dallas pro triathlete sidelined
Lauren Barnett had high hopes for Saturday's Latin American pro championships Ironman 70.3 Panama. Her training had been strong.
Fetterman: Cowtown initiative seeks to bolster elite field for Sunday's race; champ knows repeat unlikely
Keller's Craig Ottman enters Sunday's Cowtown Marathon as the defending marathon champion. He doesn't anticipate a repeat, but he is focused on breaking his course-record time of 2 hours, 36 minutes, 22 seconds.
Cigna Mayor's Race set for Saturday
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings and former Mayor Laura Miller will be at the American Airlines Center for Saturday's rescheduled Cigna Mayor's Race 5K and 1K, presented by Oncor.
Officials anticipate Cowtown marathon records will be broken
Here's an update about Sunday's Cowtown Marathon from Cowtown officials:
New Balance Fresh Foam 980, here's my take
"You're going to a party for a shoe?" my son asked. "They actually do that?"
Clinic to become certified USA Track & Field official
The USA Track & Field Southwestern Officials will be offering a clinic for anyone interested in becoming a certified USA Track & Field Official. The clinic also will serve as an opportunity for re-certification.
Racing in brand new shoes is unusual, but it works for local woman
While it goes against conventional wisdom, Dallas' Kathy Fountain will toe the starting line of Sunday's Austin Marathon in brand new shoes.
Austin Marathon brings back elite athlete program
After a five-year hiatus, Austin Marathon officials re-instituted a small prize purse with bonuses totaling $40,000, said Austin Marathon race founder and executive director John Conley said.
Boston Marathon quiz answers and Feetures! socks winners
Here are the rest of the answers from the Boston Marathon quiz. The scores are tallied and Feetures! will ship your socks this week.
Cooper Fitness Center "cream of the crop" again
Dallas' runner Kathy Fountain spends hours at the Cooper Fitness Center.
Boston Marathon quiz answers-Did you win some Feetures! socks?
We had a lot of entries from last week's Boston Marathon quiz, probably because I let you use Google and that Feetures! was kind enough to provide me plenty of pairs of socks to reward the top scores, even if not perfect. Thanks Feetures!
ASICS signs Dallas native Becky Wade
Recent Rice University graduate Becky Wade, an Ursuline standout and Dallas native, has joined ASICS America's elite team.
Marathon Olympic Trials site and date set
The City of Los Angeles edged the Chevron Houston Marathon in its bid to host the men's and women's 2016 U.S. Olympic Team Trials for the marathon.
Rock 'n' Roll Series officials announce support for local, international runners in time for Dallas Half kick off event
Competitor Group, Inc. announced plans to support elite athletes in 2014, internationally and locally.
Take Spareribs' Boston Marathon quiz and win a free pair of Feetures! socks
Last time I did a quiz here it was so hard that no one got all the answers, and I ended up giving out only one pair of socks. So this year I've made it easier and I'm going to award prizes at random.
What Boundaries? Ask Aaron Gigley
McKinney's Aaron Gigley knew instantly what he wanted to do when assigned a personal project to help the community last October.
LOL? It means you're gonna get a whippin'
When you hear the term LOL you probably think it means "Laugh Out Loud" as in online abbreviations. But I'm an old-timer and I recall that before we had the internet and online communication, LOL stood for one thing only: Little Old Lady.
Need a good course marshal? Hire me! Bold in the Cold recap
If there's one volunteer job I love, it's course marshal, and I'm bragging here that I'm pretty good at it. After all, anyone can stand there and point out the direction to the runners.
Marathon Kids sponsors another successful "Loop the Lake"
Who would think that anyone's idea of fun would be to get up very early on New Year's Eve and run around White Rock Lake? The run starts at 7, it's cold, dark and windy and it's not even a race.
Can you make any money putting on a race?
I often get mail from people who want to know if it's possible to make any money using a fiveK as a fundraiser for some worthy cause. I always tell them the same things:
Ultra runner to run 12 hours on treadmill for area's homeless
Longtime Dallas homeless advocate and ultra-marathoner Elysa Nelson will be combining her two passions on Wednesday.
Christians tell Coppell runners where to go!
Whenever there is a confluence of great ideas for a race, cemented together by an altruistic desire to do something great for others, you have the formula for a standout running event. This weekend there were two that I'd like to share with you.
Brandon Cumby to run first marathon Sunday
Dallas' Brandon Cumby was among the 20,000 runners, who had hoped to run last Sunday's MetroPCS Dallas Marathon, half or five person relay.
Goodwill a priority in wake of canceled marathons
Outreach and communication are critical in the aftermath of race cancellations, national race officials say. Three marathons were canceled last weekend and a fourth has been scrapped for Sunday, all because of safety concerns related to inclement weather.
Runners beware: It's cold!
Texas weather is schizophrenic - 80 degrees last week and today we're still freezing. This causes much angst and confusion in the running community.
Dallas Marathon Freeze and Whine party
"I have seen something else under the sun: The race is not to the swift or the battle to the strong, nor does food come to the wise or wealth to the brilliant or favor to the learned; but time and chance happen to them all." Ecclesiastes 9:11
Marathon officials defend decision, work to appease runners
As MetroPCS Dallas Marathon officials defended their decision to cancel Sunday's race because of safety concerns, they were trying Saturday to make things right with the runners."We've been working around the clock," marathon president Patrick Byerly sai
Answers to your marathon cancellation-related questions
Here are the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon's official responses to participants most frequently asked questions:
Dallas Marathon officials offer few answers after cancellation
A few runners still showed up at the empty convention hall where they were to have picked up bibs and packets.
3 days till the Dallas Marathon: 3 tips to prepare for a chilly run
Three days till the Dallas Marathon, half marathon and relay - if the ice is kept at bay, of course. Assuming the show will indeed go on, this is the time to decide what you'll be wearing.
"Twas the week before lottery
'Twas the week before lottery, when all through the lands, ultra runners were wondering about their 2014 plans.
West Dallas charity groups to cheer marathon runners
Nearly 30 charity teams will be cheering the MetroPCS Dallas Marathon, Half Marathon and Relay runners on Sunday.
Who won the 2013 Capital One Turkey Trot? Not who you think!
Last year after so many people complained about the management of the Capital One Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot, I offered some simple, but tough ideas on how to improve it. I took a pretty hard line with the race directors as well, as they work for
Chance to jump start training after Thanksgiving break
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It is under construction. Very old church, beautiful and lots of history. Must go there and attend mass.
Malate Church is located within the "red-light" district of Manila. Since this church is dedicated to Nuestra Señora de los Remedios (Our Lady of Remedies), the patroness of childbirth I think the location is fitting to remind people that abortion is a sin.
Most of the priests appear to be from Ireland, it is fun to hear the Irish accent among the Filipino. Beautiful old church. As far as I can tell, no aircon so keep that in mind.
Have monitors in which church-goers can follow the mass and pray along with the congregation. You have to go early for you to be able to be seated as the Church becomes packed.
Had to visit this church as we used to come here every Sunday way back 1980's when we lived in Malate with our late Grandmother.
Several schedule of Sunday Holy Mass. We attended a 6 o clock service. The celebrant is a foreigner but speaks fluent Tagalog. The church is undergoing renovations.
Church very close to sleazy nightlife area
Spend your time at Intramuros or Manila Bay
Poorly built run down church
This church is dedicated to Nuestra Señora de Remedios, the patroness of childbirth. A baroque style architecture that can be seen close to the Plaza Rajah Soliman facing Manila Bay.
The interior is elegant but not so big. The facade looks nice and should be restored looking the same. To look old is elegant not needed to be changed. Some...
Great history told on the front wall. With stood WWII and is there to touch. Open during the weekends to visit services on Sunday.
well again - not one of the best churches you would have seen but worth a look...
the church inside feels old and tired...
but the atmosphere is definitely peaceful...
Right opposite Manilla Bay is the location of this old church that dates back to the time of colonisation of the Philippines by the Spanish. The stone walls and facade are becoming blackened by time and the ambience inside reeks of past history.
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I'm not sure if you'd consider it the same experience, but I started the new school year during the first trimester with both of mine. Both were spring babies, and I taught the whole year. I did have pretty easy pregnancies. With my first daughter I was off two weeks and came back to finish the last week of school, do records, etc.
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I didn't student teach during my first trimester, but I did during my second (or was it third?)I was pretty big, anyway. It went fine - But I had an easy pregnancy. Actually, being pg really helped build up rapport with all the teachers in the building and honestly, probably because it was so easy, well, it accentuated my "sunnier" side it was a very happy and joyful time for me. I felt extra energy, although I will say that my first trimester hit me like a ton of bricks with fatigue.
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I think an Elisir that is played as though it were Pagliacci would definitely draw audiences who are tired of the same old museum-style operas. …Wait! Those are both museum style operas to begin with. Hm. OK. How about Elisir done as Pagliacci with closeted teenagers in online chat! Brilliant!
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armerjacquino, I'm aware of the fact that De Niese has already played (and attempted to sing) Adina, but not at the MET, and that's what I was referring to, because I guess this whole thread is about who should or should not replace Netrebko in the current "L'elisir" run at the MET.
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Good for her!
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Other nominees to jump in as Adina: Mocja Erdmann, Stephanie Blythe, Juan Diego Florez, Deborah Voigt, Judith Blegen, Ailyn Perez, Anthony Roth Costanzo, Maria Alejandres, Magdalena Montezuma, Danica Mastilovic, Hei Kyung Hong, Deborah Voigt, Roberta Peters, Karen Vourc'h, Angela Gheorghiu, Sonora Vaice and Eva Lind.
Lady Abbado says:
Angie's too busy banging her 26 year old dentist lover. She's more likely to volunteer as Juliet.
Lindoro Almaviva says:
Not if they keep the poison Aria….
vilbastarda says:
She's also crossing-over:
Lady Abbado says:
That's not Angela -- it's her evil twin.
pobrediablo says:
Another one?
Regina delle fate says:
operaassport says:
News flash: it's not physically possible for a woman to "bang" anything. The man does the banging. The woman is the banged.
Lady Abbado says:
As Georg Solti said, "she can do everything"…
PokeyGascon says:
I don't know, I can imagine Angela with a strap-on…. just saying.
Spen says:
Hahhaah wow.
perfidia says:
Simone Kermes! It has been staring at me in countless Parterre entries and comments.
FomalHaut says:
You forgot Maria Callas.
Cocky Kurwenal says:
I think Dulcamara will play to Schrott's strengths and that he is smart to say yes to roles like this that will suit his neither-baritone-nor-bass voice, without worrying about whether he's the star of the show or not.
turings says:
I thought he was good fun when I saw him in it last year – suitably swaggering!
Porgy Amor says:
I need a hand from someone a little stronger on classic Hollywood than I am.
In this production of Manon, Trebs has a different look in each scene.
Is she "supposed" to be a different Hollywood icon of the '50s in every scene? Or do some of the actresses bleed over from scene to scene?
What I've assumed:
Act 1: Hepburn
Act 2: Still Hepburn?
Act 3-1: Taylor.
Act 3-2: Still Taylor?
Act 4: Monroe.
Act 5: Bergman.
But I've seen references to Sophia Loren, Lana Turner, and Rosalind Russell in some reviews. I've never seen them all nailed down authoritatively.
Maybe I'm not supposed to sweat it; certainly the point is being made that this is a movie-obsessed Manon who models herself after the stars in '50s magazines and lives her life as if on camera. I'm just curious.
lucy brown says:
You think Schrott has gotten wind of the criticism he's been getting around here? Midweek, he started putting new pictures of himself with the kids on Facebook. Then, his status became a love letter to the people who shared the stage with him in L'Elisir…including the leading lady, of course.
RosinaLeckermaul says:
Well, they all seemed to be having a wonderful time on stage last night. Schrott gave Chuchman a giant hug after she received a prolonged, enthusiastic ovation. It was odd to have the handsome Schrott (done up to look a bit like Johnny Depp in his pirate films) as Dulcamara and a tubby baritone as Belcore.
Chuchman started out sounding a bit small for the Met (nerves?), but got better and better. Vargas was his usual reliable self, and Schott was delightful. I wish they could have a better conductor for this than Benini doing his usual efficient but soulless work.
This is the first time I have seen the Sher production. I don't understand why it has inspired such rage on parterre box. It's a solid traditional production, neither here nor there, not much different from the Merrill/O'Hearn production I grew up on, except Dulcamara doesn't come in via balloon. I've seen cleverer, more imaginative productions, but it was inoffensive. The principals last night looked like they had been rehearsed with considerable care.
Krunoslav says:
Rosina, fully 50% of the silly Bartshchina that people complained about was not done last night..
Poison Ivy says:
Hi Rosina, the original production last year had a lot of stage business that seems to have been eliminated:
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Danica Patrick is focused on the Indianapolis 500, despite the distractions
Danica Patrick is always a part of the headlines for any Indy Car race. She is a driving force in the sport and is a major reason for some fans to follow racing. Every year when the Indianapolis 500 comes around, Danica becomes an even more imposing figure. She seems to feel comfortable at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and always has a chance to make history by taking home the checkered flag.
"It's a big deal; this is always a big race," she said. "It never feels like there could be more pressure."
This year is no exception. Patrick came into the week in good shape and with high hopes. After a setback on qualifying day she had to wait until Bump Day to make the race. Even then, drama surrounded the Go Daddy team which was not able to make their first attempt after being pulled for an inspection failure.
It seemed that Patrick may have finally run out of luck at IMS when weather forced drivers off the track hours before the field would be set. Luckily, the skies cleared and Danica wasted no time getting onto the track and qualifying in row 9.
For many drivers that would be enough drama in the week leading up to the biggest race of the year, but the fun for Danica had just begun. Reports surfaced that Patrick would be leaving Indy Car next year to race full time on the NASCAR circuit. Patrick found out about the report from her husband and she was not pleased.
"That is not true at all, not at all," said Patrick. "I have no idea where that came from, but there is definitely no tentative deal."
Aside from the rumors and speculation that Danica had to address, there is also a race to worry about. Patrick is starting two spots farther back then last year and spoke about what she learned from that race which might help her on Sunday.
"The car was the most difficult to drive at the beginning of the race when there wasn't as much rubber down on the track," she said. "Given the fact that this is 500 miles, we can let it play out for a while and see how it goes."
Danica seems focused despite the swirling rumors of her departure and the endless media attention she has received. During media day, whispers around IMS seemed to focus on Danica and if she was actually going to leave Indy Car. Would she be able to succeed in NASCAR? Would Indy Car be able to succeed without her?
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Posted: 03/20/2008 - The BOIL WATER ADVISORY that was in effect down Route 451 from Coal Harbor Mountain to Campbell Creek Mountain has been lifted.
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Kronos Quartet and Laurie Anderson join their distinct personalities and musical styles in Scenes From My New Novel, a new work that combines text and music in a radical way tonight, February 1 and 2 at 8 p.m. in the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center's Kay Theatre. The Clarice Smith Center is one of several arts supporting organizations commissioning the work.
The artists will offer a Talk Back following tonight's February 1 performance.
About Scenes from My New Novel
Composed by Laurie Anderson, Scenes From My New Novel offers a riveting interplay between text and music. Through the use of the custom-built software program, Wordjam, instruments are able to initiate language within the piece. Additionally, the conflict between spoken and written text fractures the stories and creates a polyphonic structure. As Anderson articulates, "These are stories with tempos."
She also notes, "Much of the music is generated from software we designed for the viola. It creates harmonies and delays that are then interpreted and expanded by Kronos. Working with them, experiencing their exquisite musicianship, has been a thrill and a privilege.
About Laurie Anderson
Laurie Anderson is one of America's most renowned-and daring- creative pioneers. She is best known for her multimedia presentations and innovative use of technology. As writer, director, visual artist and vocalist, she has created groundbreaking works that span the worlds of art, theater, and experimental music.
Her recording career, launched by "O Superman" in 1981, includes the soundtrack to her feature film "Home of the Brave" and "Life on a String" (2001). Anderson's live shows range from simple spoken word to elaborate multi-media stage performances such as "Songs and Stories for Moby Dick" (1999). Anderson has published seven books and her visual work has been presented in major museums around the world.
She is currently artist in residence at CAP in UCLA in Los Angeles and EMPAC in Troy, New York. Anderson lives in New York City and most recently appeared at the Center in her solo work Delusion during the 2010-2011 season.
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Lauren Conrad made a big real estate leap, listing her $2.795 million Laguna home in January (which is still on the market) and upgrading to a stunning $8.5 million oceanfront home.
The 3-bedroom, 3-bedroom home is 2,910 square-feet and was built in 1937 but has been fully renovated to reflect the gorgeous neighborhood.
Conrad, 28, was the highest-paid cast member on MTV's 'The Hills', earning an annual salary of $2.5 million -- and she earned an extra $1.5 million through endorsements in 2008.
The biggest selling point of the home is the views! The oceanfront abode offers sunset views from most of the rooms in the house and expansive glimpse of the Pacific ocean.
An $8.5 million home might seem pricey for a reality TV star, but in 2010 Conrad was named the second highest-paid reality television personality -- behind Kim Kardashian!
In 2012 Conrad started dating former Something Corporate guitarist William Tell and the two announced their engagement in October, 2013. Reports of a wedding are slated for the fall of 2014.
The fully renovated house boasts a great mix of old-world charm and modernism, along with fully beamed ceilings and hardwood floors that add a nice touch to the décor.
In 2013 Conrad's 'The Hills' co-star, Kristin Cavallari, revealed how fake the reality TV show was.
"I had fake relationships, fake fights," the 26-year-old wife of Jay Cutler said on Bethenny Frankel's talk show.
"Here, I can tell you this I don't care anymore at this point it's been so many years. Brody Jenner at the time was dating Jayde Nicole, and if you don't know who these people are this is going to go right over your head."
While starring on 'The Hills' Conrad dated bad boy Jason Wahler, who in 2013 made a startling admission -- that during his lowest point he attempted suicide -- after battling six arrests, DUIs, fights and jail time.
Conrad's other Laguna home was listed in January for $2.795 million but was recently dropped $100,000 to $2.695 million.
Conrad's single-level home sits on nearly half an acre and offers dramatic views of the coastline that stretches from Santa Catalina Island to Los Angeles.
The bathrooms are brand new and modern and the new kitchen features high-end appliances.
Aside from making her mark as a reality TV star, Conrad is also a fashion designer, entrepreneur and author -- and also owns a Beverly Hills penthouse and home in Brentwood.
Lauren Conrad has moved back to her roots — from MTV's The Hills to a stunning $8.5 million oceanfront Laguna Beach home, and RadarOnline.com has all the photos and details.


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Columbia police looking for missing woman
Updated On: Nov 10 2013 11:19:23 PM CST
Columbia police said Friday they are looking for a missing woman, and she could be with a man who allegedly attacked her.
Cassandra Laronge, 27, was last seen October 26 leaving a home in the 100 block of Oak Street, where she was staying with a friend.
Christopher Mears, 35, is wanted in Callaway County on a felony warrant for assaulting Laronge. His bond is $50,000.
The last time anybody heard from Laronge was last Saturday, when she called an out-of-state relative. Officers have no reason to believe Laronge is under immediate danger or being held agaisnt her will.
Both Mears and Laronge could be using a 1996 Ford truck and pulling a camper trailer of unknown description. It has a Missouri license plate number of 3UT609.
Anybody with information is asked to call Columbia police at (573) 442-6131 or the anonymous Crime Stoppers line at (573) 875-TIPS.
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