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Vanessa Carlton => General Vanessa Carlton Discussion => Topic started by: joann on November 06, 2005, 10:13:32 am
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One of the greatest things about autumn in NYC.
NBC TV just ran a little Vanessa profile/interview, not her acutally running the race, a pre-recorded thingy.
Very nice!
Good luck V! I'll be looking for your time in the Times tomorrow.
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OMG I JUST SAW THAT
pretty cool...
they didnt' show a shot of her running..thesimply said she was IN THE CROWDS
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Sweet!
Anyone managed to capture that?
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SHe just finished!!!!!!!!
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what was her time?
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there were two articles all about v in todays news papers...the post and soemthing else, i forget
but anyway...it said that she was busy with a teen vogue photo shoot...
be on the look out
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If you go to the NYC marathon offical site you can search for the name of any runner, and get their splits, and finish time. :D
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v46/acrimsonmelody/NYCm2.jpg)
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v46/acrimsonmelody/NYCm1.jpg)
OK IT WORKS NOW.
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Go Nessa!!!!!!!!!
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i watched a little of the beginning but missed the rest.
hope someone was able to tape the V part :)
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oooh awesome.
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her final stats? this is what was posted...
Name Vanessa Carlton
10K split 56:54
Half-m split 1:58:03
20-mile split 3:01:20
Pace per mile 9:01
Est. finish time* -
Finish time 3:56:59
Net time 3:56:20
Place 7487
Gender place 1345
Age place 360
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Is that good? 7,487/????
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Dunno... About 39000 ran... Also... on her page, it says she came in 7487 but on the list it says 7488
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Is that good?
YES.
In a word, ANY marathon finish is good. Remember, this is a race that the first guy who ever did it DIED at the finish.
Unless you've trained, the average person would never finish one either.
Running a marathon isn't about winning unless you are likely born in Kenya and raised from a kid to win these. Simply finishing them is the goal, and she placed pretty well in the pack.
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Remember, this is a race that the first guy who ever did it DIED at the finish.
umm...Gary Muhrcke won the first ever NYC marathon back in 1970
he then competed in 1973, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1994 and 1999
so yeah...he didn't die at the finish line.
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umm...Gary Muhrcke won the first ever NYC marathon back in 1970
he then competed in 1973, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1994 and 1999
so yeah...he didn't die at the finish line.
Phidippides did. :wink:
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WOW!!! THIS IS AMAZING!!!! CONGRATS NESSA!!!!
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umm...Gary Muhrcke won the first ever NYC marathon back in 1970
he then competed in 1973, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1994 and 1999
so yeah...he didn't die at the finish line.
Phidippides did. :wink:
ahh yes, but:
1) he wasn't running a "race" for sport/leisure
b) The terrain was rocky hills and shit...that dude didn't stand a chance.
:wink:
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Phidippides did.
Glad someone here knows some history. ;)
Yes, thats the guy I was refering to.
And BTW, they still run the original marathon route today, although on better roads. ;)
And do a google search on "marathon deaths" and you can see that its still not the safest sport out there. If you go in untrained (as most of us are), you can severely hurt or kill yourself. My point stands, simply finishing a marathon is a huge milestone in and of itself. And V finished closer to the front of the pack than the back, which says something too.
FYI, there were 2733 women age 20-29 in the marathon, and she placed 360 in that field. She kicked some ass.
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^ there's no argument there. something like this requires training.
V had an olympic trainer for it
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Go Nessa!!!!
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9 minutes a mile? Holy crap that is good.
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That's pretty good.
I almost forgot about this until I saw a blurb in SI about the guy who won and instantly thought, "I wonder how Vanessa did."
I may not be around all that much anymore, but I'm still a NESSAholic at heart :lol:.