AMAA runs Boston!Hydration hydration /hy·dra·tion/ (hi-dra´shun) the absorption of or combination with water. hy·dra·tion n. 1. The addition of water to a chemical molecule without hydrolysis. 2. in a marathon Marathon (mâr`əthŏn), village and plain, ancient Greece, 20 mi (32 km) NE of Athens. Here the Athenians and Plataeans under Miltiades defeated a Persian army in 490 B.C. (see Persian Wars). . That certainly was topic #1 for all runners runners a defective gait in foxhounds in which affected animals are unable to gallop or jump fences. , not just the AMAA AMAA Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937 AMAA American Medical Athletic Association AMAA American Maine-Anjou Association AMAA Afghan Medical Association of America AMAA Armenian Missionary Association of America, Inc. runners. Two days prior to the Boston Marathon Boston marathon famous 26-mile race held annually for long-distance runners. [Am. Pop. Culture: Misc.] See : Endurance [R], AMAA symposium symposium In ancient Greece, an aristocratic banquet at which men met to discuss philosophical and political issues and recite poetry. It began as a warrior feast. Rooms were designed specifically for the proceedings. attendees heard prominent panelists present findings on triggers for hyponatremia Hyponatremia Definition The normal concentration of sodium in the blood plasma is 136-145 mM. Hyponatremia occurs when sodium falls below 130 mM. Plasma sodium levels of 125 mM or less are dangerous and can result in seizures and coma. during events such as marathons. When marathon Monday Monday: see week. arrived, seasonally warm ("hot" say the runners) weather prevailed and staying hydrated hy·drat·ed adj. Chemically combined with water, especially existing in the form of a hydrate. Adj. 1. hydrated - containing combined water (especially water of crystallization as in a hydrate) hydrous became a significant issue. It was reported that incidents of near-fatal hyponatremia did occur, with some cases not presenting until post-race (a future AMAA Journal will address these findings). The Boston Athletic Association The Boston Athletic Association is a non-profit, organized sports association for the city of Boston, Massachusetts. It hosts such events as the world-renowned Boston Marathon. reported that this year's marathon participants ran in the hottest temperatures since 1987. That particularly warm day is still a recent memory for me as that was one of my official trips to run the Boston Marathon[R]. I learned first-hand first-hand Adjective obtained directly from the original source Adverb 1. directly from the original source 2. that sunscreen sunscreen /sun·screen/ (-skren) a substance applied to the skin to protect it from the effects of the sun's rays. sun·screen n. on your neck and backside BACKSIDE, estates. In England this term was formerly used in conveyances and even in pleadings, and is still, adhered to with reference to ancient descriptions in deeds, in continuing the transfer of the same. property. are essential for "survival" on a warm, sunny marathon day. In 2004, despite excessively high temperatures, AMAA members still managed to reach the finish line, although many reported that they had "disappointing finish times." We're we're Contraction of we are. we're we are just glad they survived the heat! [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] We applaud everyone who officially--and unofficially--completed the 108th Boston Marathon[R]. Special congratulations to AMAA Board member Mark Courtney Courtney (also Courteney or Courtenay) is a common given name, derived from an English surname. Surname origin This distinguished name is of Norman, Old French origin, introduced into England after the Norman Conquest of 1066. who joined the prestigious "25 consecutive Boston Marathon Club." Mark was also our first finisher (again) in 2004. We hope to see you in April 2005 on a much cooler day! (The following list includes official chip times of members who ran with AMAA numbers, as well as people who attended the symposium and ran with their own qualifying numbers. We apologize in advance for anyone who has been omitted from the list. Times were taken from the B.A.A. Web site.) FIRST LAST FINISH NAME NAME TIME Bob Ajello 5:06:30 Larry Armstrong 4:22:20 Victor Arroyo 5:17:10 William Bachica 4:58:53 Michael Beehner 5:44:47 Kathleen Biggins 4:40:39 Brenda Biggins 4:40:39 Robert Boyd 5:22:54 Fred Brennan, Jr. 5:58:00 Barbara Burger 5:10:24 Mary Cady 5:24:56 Dana Caledonia 4:35:00 Jerry Caruso 4:03:19 Margaret Cawkwell 4:09:17 Firas Chazli 4:33:57 Moses Christian 5:58:00 Charles Clark 5:25:05 Nicole Clark 3:10:44 Sam Clark 5:01:00 Steven Coffman 4:15:40 Gary Coleman 4:49:23 Christopher Coleman 5:36:04 Ruben Contreras 3:42:27 Peter Cook, Jr. 5:24:42 Edwin Cook 3:31:50 Richard Cooper 4:19:45 Craig Cornwall 3:42:59 S. Mark Courtney 2:55:12 Israel Coutin 6:15:00 Gerry Craigen 4:20:08 Patrick Davis 4:08:06 Barry Davis 6:11:28 Andrea Dayko 5:37:50 John delCharco 4:43:20 Larry DeNino 4:55:36 Michael Doherty 5:19:38 Steve Donchey 4:19:35 Robert Donnelly 4:55:51 David Dozier 4:59:21 Gregory Dowbak 5:27:11 Peter Dubbeld 4:35:46 Ronald Dubin 5:52:10 Imme Dyson 5:25:52 Ron Eaker 4:46:16 John Eichelberger 4:01:51 Mark Elderbrock 3:51:40 Scott Erickson 4:08:54 Rebecca Estes 5:43:52 Mark Evans 5:23:24 John Ferguson 3:11:41 Cathy Fieseler 4:47:58 Eric Flint 4:36:25 Jay Foonberg 5:50:12 Gary Forcier 4:57:39 Martin Fritzhand 3:38:29 Wade Gaasch 4:01:06 Barbara Geater 5:52:55 John Genrich 5:40:00 Daniel German 3:57:57 John Gerrein 4:47:47 Eric Gierke 3:46:00 Megan Greco 4:33:39 Thomas Gross 3:54:43 James Grua 4:32:08 Steven Grufferman 3:55:15 David Guillaume 5:01:36 Theresa Guise 4:23:42 Steve Hadzima 4:29:04 Thomas Hallee 7:07:17 Jack Hasson 4:32:08 David Hays 4:53:30 George Henry 4:39:28 Tom Holland 3:27:51 Bonnie Hooper 5:19:45 William Hooper 5:19:45 Douglas Husmann 4:38:35 Anthony Jackson 4:44:53 Richard Jacques 4:20:01 Robert Janigian 4:43:27 Patrick Jenkins, Jr. 3:51:44 Michael Johnstone 4:27:05 Jennifer Jones 5:20:56 Brad Jones 5:09:30 Paul Kalkut 4:49:38 Martin Kaplan 5:14:04 Allan Katz 4:07:09 Dennis Keating 5:17:51 Jack Kelly 5:34:02 Pamela Kennedy 4:20:02 A Paul King 5:09:39 Erica Klaus 4:53:55 Gary Knackmuhs 4:04:01 Mike Krahn 4:53:15 Allen Kuhn 3:46:14 Judith Lacourse 5:17:18 James LaManna 5:30:46 John LaManna, Jr. 6:29:40 Lucy Larson 5:34:49 J. Mark Lawson 4:25:01 Raymond Lee 4:56:37 Lloyd Lense 4:09:00 John Levey 3:44:03 Paul Levy 5:49:58 William Lewis 4:24:16 Brian Loeppky 4:31:28 Susan Love 5:41:35 Andrew Lovy 6:54:57 Ronald Marianetti 5:55:18 Franklin Mason 5:13:00 Dennis Mayeaux 4:29:04 James McCallum 5:48:48 George McKnight 5:05:16 Laura Ment 5:47:03 George Merritt 5:33:26 Elizabeth Miller 4:11:44 Stephen Milt 4:56:05 Michele Morris 4:15:00 Steve Morrow 6:32:05 Joseph Moyer 5:46:16 Brian Nash 3:58:46 Robert Niedbala 4:15:58 Frank Ognibene 5:02:23 James Olney 4:29:14 Kristian Olson 4:12:30 Patrick O'Toole 4:46:34 Samuel Paris 5:47:38 Paul Paterson 4:18:15 Dominador Perido, Jr. 5:52:00 Neal Perlmutter 4:45:59 Scott Phillips 3:32:53 Lynn Pitson 3:39:20 Gary Price 6:08:00 Chris Prior 4:25:52 James Puklin 5:33:26 John Purcell 4:29:30 David Reichwage 4:10:36 Gina Reilly 5:31:26 Andrew Riemer 3:34:50 Joseph Riggio 4:09:44 Elizabeth Riggs 4:04:14 Leonard Rodin 4:09:57 Jonathan Russo 4:47:41 Ralph Rydell 4:14:10 Anthony Scarcella 5:22:08 Scott Schafer 3:46:08 Walter Schrading 3:54:26 Martin Schear 5:20:48 Susan Schear 5:58:00 Herbert Scherzer 3:46:01 Edward Schulte 4:36:09 William Schwartz 5:43:42 Allan Shustack 5:11:26 Jaye Shyken 6:03:11 Scott Silvestry 4:25:14 Thomas Sinsky 3:41:27 Christine Sinsky 3:58:36 Howard Sklarek 3:50:01 Frank Slachman 4:48:51 Jerry Smith 4:47:05 Nancy Smith 4:12:00 Sulpicio Soriano 4:58:34 Joseph Stavas 3:57:37 Keith Stephenson 4:17:55 Mike Tonti 4:36:16 M. James Torrence 4:55:16 Frank Trabold 4:36:17 Matt Underwood 3:20:15 Joseph Valerio 3:36:48 Joseph Verdirame 4:44:28 Jack Weaver 4:02:55 Joseph Weigel 4:15:28 Martin Weiss 5:16:19 Thomas Wells 3:55:50 Thomas White 5:22:09 Kimberly White 3:48:13 Bruce Wilk 5:14:47 Larry Williamson 5:34:53 Jack Winters 5:08:18 Douglas Wolf 4:11:37 James Ziccardi 5:48:29 |
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