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We wanted to highlight and congratulate Dave Clarke, a long time Glastonbury Hartwell Soccer Club friend and advisor for his recent recognition. The Quinnipiac women's soccer head coach, Dave will be inducted to the Irish American Soccer Hall of Fame on Saturday, March 21, 2015 at the second annual awards banquet. His accomplishments are many on and off the field and we wanted to recognize this awesome honor being bestowed on him.
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We'd like to thank all the club members who came to the 2015 Annual meeting on March 15th. For those of you who missed the meeting you can view the presentation. If you have any questions please email
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Hartwell Scholarship applications are available to graduating seniors who have played, coached, refereed or otherwise supported the Hartwell and Glastonbury Communities. Details and application are available on the 2015 Scholarship Menu (on the left navigation bar) - Click Here to access.
In addition to our Hartwell Scholarship there is also a CJSA Central District scholarships available.
Deadline for both is April 1st.
Looking for something fun to do over April Vacation? Maybe a pre-season team bonding event? Well the Hartford Wolf Pack is having a Youth Soccer Night at their Saturday, April 11th game vs. Albany Devils.
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The club is offering a Spring Warm Up Camp during April vacation.
It will be a great experience to play with friends and get those much needed touches on the ball before the spring season. Soccer camp runs April 13-17.
Come and experience professional coaching, meet our new spring club trainers and learn while having fun. We have full and half day options, half day running from 9-12 and full day from 9-3. We also have a Pre K session from 9-10:30am.
All players receive a FREE ball and T-shirt from camp. Also players should remember to bring shin guards, soccer cleats, water, a healthy snack and lunch each day for the full day players.
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The trade union activist lived until the age of 93 and earned the 'most dangerous woman in America' tag thanks to her campaigning on behalf of workers.
Born in 1837, she emigrated to America after her family had survived the Great Famine.
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In Sierra Leone's Kailahun province, the world's largest Ebola outbreak continues to spread through remote villages. One of the few lines of defence comes from a treatment centre run by the charity Medicins sans Frontieres (MSF).
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"It's promising to see that the limited amount of things we can do is having such a major effect," says MSF's Dr Tim Jagatic. "We're bringing down the mortality rate significantly". About four out of 10 patients at the center will survive, he says. A huge improvement from the 10 percent survivial rate in previous outbreaks.
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"It's important for us to have touch points like this with consumers," Ross said. He'd like to see the event turn into a summer tour that stops in beach towns around the country.
Producing a festival like this is a small piece of Ross' job. He has profit and loss responsibility for the magazine, with a monthly circulation just over 100,000. After nine years of compounded 8 to 12 percent growth, he expects gross revenues to be flat to up slightly this year.
"That kind of growth is hard to sustain but it's still a very profitable business," he said.
Like others in the publishing industry, Surfing is also figuring out ways to broaden its reach in the digital age. It has a robust Web site and is adding e-mail blasts and digital newsletters.
I first met Ross at a few events during U.S. Open week in July. I was curious. How at 29 did he become publisher of a major magazine?
As for so many in the surf industry, friends he met on the waves as a teenager turned into business associates as a young adult. Those connections and relationships often lead to meaningful jobs.
Ross grew up surfing in Del Mar and met professional surfer Rob Machado at his local break. He also met the writers, photographers and filmmakers who captured Rob in action.
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"I've tried a couple of times to step away from surfing but it always pulls me back," he said. "Surfing always brings you back to who you are - your connections, your family."
His life now sounds much better than working on Wall Street. He wears shorts and T-shirts to work, brings his dog Sydney to the office and is out by 6:30 p.m. most nights. When he has to travel, it's usually to something cool like the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing in Hawaii.
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- Qualification CIPD Level 3 Foundation Award in HR Essentials
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If you're looking to formalise your skills, expand your knowledge, and progress in HR and recruitment, this foundation level Award is for you. It will give you the knowledge and skills to successfully contribute to the resourcing process.
This includes understanding the factors that affect an organisation's talent planning, recruitment and selection policy, identifying appropriate recruitment and selection methods, contributing to the interviewing process and understanding the importance of effective induction.
The CIPD Level 3 Foundation Award in Resourcing Talent can also be provided in-house. This is a cost-effective approach if you have a number of people who require training. You choose where and when you want our trainers to deliver. We can also tailor the programme to suit your precise organisation needs.
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This qualification is for you if you're a support-level HR practitioner/assistant involved in recruitment and selection activities, or a new manager with responsibility for recruitment and selection activities and decisions within your organisation. It's also suitable if you're aspiring to, or embarking on, a career in HR or resourcing talent and recruitment and selection.No prior knowledge of recruitment is needed.
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• attend the three-day course module, Recruitment, Selection and Resourcing Talent
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Recruitment, Selection and Resourcing Talent - Duration: 3 days
This course module provides an overview of the recruitment, selection and resourcing process, including preparing for and conducting interviews. The module also provides you with the essential tools for different recruitment and selection methods, explains the legal context of recruitment and selection, and how to select appropriate recruitment channels. The group discussions and role-plays will enable you to understand how best to construct job descriptions and person specifications, and ascertain suitably effective induction processes.
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A list of all active Football Coaches in European Football in the following leagues:
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Under each coach, a full list of every player who has ever played for said coach during his entire career and during which years and for what team they were together.
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I need to be able to simulate a slow storage device. I need to be able to configure/set the throughput of the device, and thus, simulate performance issues.
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This pile. Feeling oh so very wintery and appropriate for January. I'm not sure yet what it will become, but I think I'll spend some time this afternoon trying to figure it out!
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This pile. Feeling oh so very wintery and appropriate for January. I'm not sure yet what it will become, but I think I'll spend some time this afternoon trying to figure it out!
It's not often that I post a quilt top and then post the finished quilt in the next post, but I was motivated to get this one done. It's been pretty cold here, and all I could think about was draping myself with a corduroy quilt.
I quickly made up a simple backing out of Essex yarn dyed in black along with a bit of extra corduroy and a few other scrap pieces.
(not your typical quilting fabrics – corduroy, double gauze, linen and cotton scraps from old (and new!) dish towels, fabric from old clothing, and even the backside of the corduroy)
I opted for a really light weight batting, because even though I wanted this one to be extra warm, I still wanted to be able to reach for it even when it wasn't freezing out, and I wasn't looking for something too bulky. As you can see, I decided on simple horizontal lines for quilting – nothing fancy, because again, I just wanted to be laying under it! I used a gray Aurifil in 40 weight, which worked out well. Even though I don't usually love the look of light thread on a dark fabric, the stitches do kind of sink into the corduroy and the gray is a little less bright than white would have been.
You can see the great texture the corduroy provides here. And that black and white binding? Love it.
I'm happy to have this one as a last finish of 2014!
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I stumbled upon this image on pinterest the other day and immediately was wanting a quilt in the same colors. It seemed so wintery and comfy, and perfect for this time of year. I went searching for fabrics in similar colors, but couldn't really find the right shades of brown (this was my first pull, which I still quite like! maybe that will be the next quilt?), so from there I decided to veer towards a more greenish yellow with gray rather than the brown (#2).
Wouldn't you know – I found I didn't really have these colors in my quilting cotton stash either, but I did find the colors I was looking for in unlikely places — a large piece of baby wale gray corduroy that was earmarked long ago for a dress, some gray patterned double gauze remnants from a dress I made Hazel, a yellowy green JCrew button down I no longer wore, a few pieces of an old Orla Kiely dishtowel used long ago for a beach bag, yarn dyed gingham scraps from a Tova made ages ago, a new linen dishtowel I had liked too much to use, and a few other linen pieces along with some other coordinating prints.
I chopped them all up into pieces of various widths measuring 6″ tall and arranged them on the design wall. The gray corduroy became the background, and then I couldn't resist adding in various strips and random pieces here and there. It doesn't match my original vision at all, but I'm happy with how it turned out and I can't wait to see how this one feels with all the corduroy. I expect it will be quite warm and I think I'll love the mix of textures!
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Original post made by Frustrated Driver, Green Acres, on Dec 8, 2006
Where are the police when they are needed?
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a resident of Barron Park
on Dec 8, 2006 at 6:26 pm
At 6pm, the traffic going south on El Camino is backed up to Stanford Avenue. What a mess. I didn't make it down as far as Arastradero, but I just can't believe that the City and Caltrans would leave that intersection with just a stop sign.
a resident of Green Acres
on Dec 8, 2006 at 8:23 pm
I had to leave Greenacres I three times and opted to go down to ECR and cross over. I think it is only a miracle people were not killed. When the same thing happened last month at Page Mill I called the Police and asked them to come out to monitor the situation, as I thought it was very likely that there would be some serious accidents. Their response was " there are stop signs there; what is the problem". I was terrified when I went through, and that is saying something. I obviously chose routes after that that would take me another way (Alma to Charleston) and I opted for Maybell to Coulombe to come back after my first experience with the highly dangerous Arastradero/ECR intersection. Last time I went through there were blinking lights which in my mind just alerted people to the obvious.
a resident of Midtown
on Dec 8, 2006 at 11:46 pm
I also spent 40 minutes at 6 pm today getting from Page Mill through Charleston on El Camino.
We cannot expect our brilliant and competent police chief to figure out that there will be traffic jam after nightfall and during rush hour traffic at a major junction with traffic lights broken since morning. And I am sure she anyway couldn't spare a single officer to direct traffic since all the hundreds of them are fully busy with life and death situations and couldn't be spared to worry about such unimportant issue as thousands of cars stuck in the traffic for hours.
Is this the same police chief that wants us to trust her intelligence and common sense and have us give Tasers to her department???
How about firing her instead for gross incompetence? Any precinct sergeant would have done a better job than that!
a resident of East Palo Alto
on Dec 10, 2006 at 9:42 pm
Inept citizens...God forbid you have to spend an extra 15 minutes in traffic. What to do, the end of the world, it is all the police officer's fault, everyone of them in the department. All those home with their families on their days off should have been called in so that the complainers are not late for their $5 coffee at Pete's. Another example of shallowness on the part of some in PA. Get a clue!
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Candy of the 1940s is a World War II era program that will be held at the North Platte Public library March 14 and 16.
Library director Cecelia Lawrence will present the free hour-long program at noon Friday, March 14 as part of the Brown Bag series.
The program will be repeated at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 16. The program should be of special interest to those who can't get to programs on weekdays, Llibrary Spokeswoman Terri Johnson said.
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Attendees may be surprised to learn which candies were introduced during that decade. Many of the candies are still popular today, Johnson said.
The program is part of the library's celebration of Bob Greene's book, Once Upon a Town, which was chosen as the 2014 selection in the "One Book, One Nebraska" program.
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Namerikawa, Toyama
Location of Namerikawa in Toyama Prefecture
|Coordinates: 36°46′N 137°20′E / 36.767°N 137.333°ECoordinates: 36°46′N 137°20′E / 36.767°N 137.333°E
|Chūbu (Hokuriku)
|Toyama Prefecture
|• Mayor
|Masataka Ueda
|• Total
|54.61 km2 (21.09 sq mi)
|Population (2003)
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|620/km2 (1,600/sq mi)
|Time zone
|Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)
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|Jikei-machi 104, Namerikawa-shi, Toyama-ken
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Namerikawa (滑川市 Namerikawa-shi?) is a city located in Toyama Prefecture, Japan.
As of 2003, the city has an estimated population of 33,772 and a population density of 618.42 persons per km², The total area is 54.61 km².
The city was founded on March 1, 1954. Once a rural town in the Hayatsuki Delta overlooking Toyama bay, then prospering as an inn town on the Old Hokuriku Roadway, in recent years Namerikawa has become home to large enterprise and continues to develop as an industrial city.
Namerikawa is situated in the northeast part of Toyama Prefecture. It is bounded by Toyama Bay to the north, Hayatsuki River to the east, the city of Toyama to the west, and the lower reaches of the Kamiichi River to the south and southwest. The two rivers, Hayatsuki and Kamiichi, separate Namerikawa from the city of Uozu and the town of Kamiichi respectively.
The coast of Namerikawa is the habitat of the world famous glowing firefly squid (ほたるいか hotaru-ika?), which surface yearly in a phenomenon that has been designated a special natural monument. To promote firefly-squid-themed eco-tourism and education, the world's only firefly squid museum opened in March 1998.
Another mainstay of Namerikawa pride is deep seawater (深層水), which is collected at a depth of up to 300 meters from Toyama Bay. The water's special properties and mineral content make it popular as a health product. Namerikawa has a deep seawater spa, which differs from other Japanese hot springs and bath houses in that it uses salt water piped in directly from the sea.
Namerikawa is located 1 hour by air (via Toyama Airport), 3 hours by rail and 5 hours by car from Tokyo. Since March 2015, rail access is possible via Hokuriku Shinkansen high-speed train from nearby Toyama. The slower services of Hokuriku Expressway are also retained. Namerikawa is served by two train lines, the Toyama Chihō Railway Main Line (three stations) and the Ainokaze Toyama Railway line (six stations). Namerikawa Station is located near the town's highest concentration of commercial establishments.
Namerikawa is well known in the region as the home of Plant 3, a large supercenter type store that might remind American visitors of a Walmart - certainly rare for Japan. Plant 3 is one of five Plant stores in the Toyama/Niigata region, so numbered in ascending order according to size. People have been known to travel from over an hour a way to visit Plant 3 and shop. The store is, to some, better known than the town itself.
Sister cities[edit]
Namerikawa has several sister cities:
- Komoro, Nagano (1974)
- Toyokoro, Hokkaidō (1984)
- Nasushiobara, Tochigi (1996)
- Schaumburg,_Illinois, USA (1997)
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Media related to Namerikawa, Toyama at Wikimedia Commons
- Namerikawa City official website (Japanese)
- Namerikawa City official website (English)


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Exactly one year ago, legendary pianist and Shreveport native Van Cliburn died. Tonight in downtown Fort Worth, where the International Piano Competition named for him is held every four years, past winners will pay tribute by performing at a free, outdoor concert.
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The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival for Region VI gets underway Wednesday at the Strand Theatre in Shreveport. Six college productions were selected out of 46 eligible works.
Northwestern State University's Theatre and Dance department was selected to perform the comedy-thriller "The 39 Steps." Program coordinator, Scott Burrell, said it's a privilege to be a Kennedy Center finalist. But, the stakes are higher since the audience is comprised of about 900 students and faculty from colleges in the six-state area.
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Skateboarding icon Steve Olson is in the midst of a six-week artist residency with the Shreveport Regional Arts Council. The Los Angeles-based artist is crafting a "skateable sculpture" that will be installed in downtown's Shreveport Common.
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Louisiana's anti-bullying law has been in effect for a year. Nationwide, the number of bullying accusations has not only risen in schools, but also in sports and the workplace. The Shreveport Opera Express, the outreach program of the Shreveport Opera, has lent its powerful voice to the cause.
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Cottage | 3 bedrooms | sleeps 6
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WINNER of the TOURISM SWANSEA BAY 2012 AWARDS - "Best Self Catering Accommodation"
5 star luxury Victorian miners cottage set beside the tumbling Cwmshon river. Ideal location for both Brecon Beacons; Gower coast and Waterfall Country. Dedicated walkers drying room and secure bike store. Free WI-FI. Log burner. Peaceful location just 10 minutes off M4. Short breaks available - 22% discount for low occupancy.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Swansea 13 km
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|Nearest Amenities
|2 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Cardiff 74 km, Nearest railway: Neath 8 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Video player, CD player, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|King Beds (1), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 6, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
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The cottage has a private patio area with BBQ and garden furniture, secure bike lock up and outside washing facility and dedicated walkers drying room with boot racks and heater. We have a selection of adult and some children's bikes you are welcome to borrow free of charge. Private parking for two cars.
|Further details
We meet and greet you personally and welcome you with fresh flowers; our home made Welsh tea cake and our own honey and are always on hand for help or advice. We have all the tourist information, guide books and detailed maps you could possibly need as well as our own day trip itineraries we have prepared to help you make the most of your stay. Tell us your particular interests and we are delighted to help you plan your holiday. We welcome children and a high chair, travel cot, stair gate and bottle sterilizer are available.
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Southern Wales region
Pontardawe is nestled in the beautiful Swansea valley and offers a central location for all South Wales visitor attractions and superb walking; climbing, cycling, horse riding,golfing, surfing and adventure sports opportunities, being close to both the Brecon Beacons and the stunning Gower coastline. The National Showcave Centre for Wales; Carreg Cennan Castle; the National Botanic Gardens of Wales; Aberglasney Gardens; St. Fagans Welsh Folk Museum; Waterfall Country; Afan Mountain Biking Centre, Clyne Gardens; Big Pit National Coal Mining Museum, Llangennith Beach ( one of the 8 best surfing spots in the U.K.) are all within easy reach and whatever your interests, our visitors often say, that even two weeks in this beautiful, diverse and richly cultural area, is just not long enough to enjoy it all. Even in winter the magic is still there - you can enjoy deserted beaches and coastline walks with only the waves and seagulls for company. After exhilarating walking you can enjoy seriously good food in the many Swansea restaurants, then home to put your feet up in front of a roaring fire.
Pontardawe has lots of little shops as well as two supermarkets; several restaurants; a golf course( just over 6100 yards Par 70 with beautiful hilltop views); a swimming pool; gym; leisure centre, its own Theatre and Arts Centre, showing a wonderful variety of live entertainment - all are within a 2 minute drive or 10 - 15 minute walk of the cottage.
Ynysmeudwy ('water meadow of the hermit') lies at the foot of the Gurad mountain. You can roam freely on the many public footpaths that wind through the woods or across open farm and moorland on the mountain, with beautiful views down the Swansea Valley. On a clear day, Mumbles Head beckons invitingly from a sparkling sea.
The Swansea Canal is a 2 minute walk away and from there you can walk along the canal to Pontardawe - 15 minutes - sometimes spotting the rare and beautiful native Kingfisher. Nearby, the wide River Tawe wends its way down the valley to the sea and here you can picnic and sunbath at various points along the river; also cycle or walk on the easy track, often spotting magestic herons that fish along the river. The track is part of the Sustrans National Cycle Route network and stretches from Ystragynlais, further up the valley all the way (traffic free) to Swansea (16 kms) and from there along the seafront to the Victorian seaside village of Mumbles with its little boutique shops and eateries.
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9 Dec 2014
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A wonderful place to relax and unwind. Comfortable, cosy, and friendly. Fiona was very informative about places to visit and local knowledge and very friendly.… More
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12 Nov 2014
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Thank you so much for taking the time and trouble to share your views. You were wonderful guests and we very much look forward to welcoming you back some day. Warm regards Fiona
11 Nov 2014
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NH runners reclaim the day for themselves, city
Those who love to run long distances and those who love to watch folks run long distances grabbed the Boston Marathon and reclaimed it for themselves and for the city on Monday.
Some 32,000 runners in all covered the 26.2 miles from Hopkinton, Mass., to downtown Boston. Throngs of spectators showed up to cheer them on, taking back the Patriots Day celebration that was turned into a time of chaos and mourning by the finish-line bombings of a year ago.
Dannis was the second woman from New Hampshire to cross the finish line, in an impressive time of two hours, 44 minutes and 14 seconds.
"They talk about how there's nothing quite like the magic of the Boston Marathon and you feel that and hear that when you're out there," Dannis said. "It's really tangible. I haven't run it before it so I can't compare it to before, but the crowd kept you motivated and was lining the street for the whole 26.2."
"I was throwing my arms up and getting them going," she said. "People who ran were coming up afterward and saying they liked me being around them because I got the crowd going. I love the sport of running and it brings so much joy."
So, too, had Jack Savage of Middleton.
McIver and Semaio ran their first marathons.
Savage was running his fifth marathon overall and second Boston.
"Everyone was taking it more seriously, in part because of the regulations," he said. "There weren't the costumed runners. People weren't there to show off. I noticed everyone was incredibly well-behaved and real supportive the whole way."
"People can get irritated, but I didn't see any of that," he said. "It seemed like everyone that was there wanted to be there, not for selfish reasons but for their collective psyche ... It was like there was a determination to pull this off and make it a positive thing."
"It was probably the experience of a lifetime," McIver said Monday night from Boston. "Looking back it was awesome. We're walking to dinner right now and we're limping along and it's going to take 20 minutes to go a block, but everyone has their medals out and their orange jackets on and it's great. It was a lot of fun ... It was a great experience. Everyone was cheering and going crazy and it was Boston Strong everywhere."
Score one for consistency. Tom Peters, 61, of Francestown became a member of the Marathon's Quarter Century Club when he completed Monday's race in a time of 3:16:49. He has now finished 25 straight Bostons. Coming out of last year's race, there were 52 runners who had completed 25 or more straight marathons.
David Audet, 49, of Concord is in the club, too. Monday made it 27 straight for Audet. He finished in a time of 3:08:46.