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New York City HALF Marathon I have won the lottery! The entry lottery for the NYC Half Marathon, presented by Nike, taking place July 27, 2008. I'll be among 15,000 ... Started by Cris Dopher	7	Aug 21 Reply by lina
NYM runs. In looking at the NYM entrant database for Team Boomer, I noticed many of us are from the Tri State area. How about, with Jerry’s permssi... Started by Gerard "GP" Pearlberg	0	Aug 6
FREE Law Dissertations Topics Related To Criminal, Family, Employment, Commercial etc… * Are you in a bit of a quandary over the proposed topic of your law dissertations? * Have you been mulling over a few ideas for the pas... Started by suzzane donald	0	Jun 9
New York City Marathon Who else is doing the NYC Marathon this November? Any particular training plans, or strategies for keeping the weight on while upping the... Started by Cris Dopher	1	May. 4, 2008 Reply by Jerry Cahill

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Thank you to all my Team Boomer team mates for the nice comments on my NYM '09 blog. I am happy that you enjoyed it.
Congratulations to everyone that completed their journey this past Sunday in New York, a journey that begun for us many months ago and ended in spectacular fashion in Central Park.
Thank you to the BEF and Team Boomer for providing us the platform to be able to raise money on behalf of a cure for Cystic Fibrosis.
I plan on continuing to train and race on behalf of Team Boomer and… Continue

Posted by Gerard "GP" Pearlberg on November 3, 2009 at 10:58am

Thursday run......

As training winds down for me and for all the runners running on Sunday in New York, today called for a 4 miler. Overcast, mid 50;s, wind out of the NE at about 10mph.. The plan was to run easy for the majority of the run with about mile at marathon effort- the conditions led to faster paces than I planned but the effort was very easy. 2 miles at 7 min pace followed by 2 miles at 6.15 pace.... Time now to stretch and relax. The run felt great and I am looking forward to Sunday. Today's run prett… Continue

Posted by Gerard "GP" Pearlberg on October 29, 2009 at 3:53pm