Sat 4/17: The Capital Hospice 12K, originally scheduled for February 6th, will now be held April 17th. Link to the race website: http://www.dcroadrunners.org/sign-up/custis-12k.html?view=Events  James Scarborough has the forms to register, so please try to register ahead of time: jbs1968@comcast.net.  There will also be pre-race packet pickup the evening before, from 4-6PM approximately. 

Mon 5/31: Warrior Run.  Join the One Life Warrior Organization's Resiliency Run (http://www.onelifewarrior.org/resiliency-run-2010/) on the final leg of this 21 days/21 marathons event at the Arlington National Cemetary.  Contact Ms. Casey Olson for more information and to participate: 703-607-9727, Casey.Olson@us.army.mil. The Army is fighting a difficult battle with a significant increase in suicides.  Colonel Mosher has been speaking out about ways to push through the stress of deployments, injuries, wounds and other personal problems.  He is an avid runner from the Maine National Guard and has suffered personal setbacks.  He fought through them and lectures others on combatting stress and winning.  He uses distance running and marathons as an example.  His example is that a marathon race is run as an individual effort but it requires the assistance of many people.  A marathon runner cannot finish the race by his or her self.  They have to have the assistance of others in the beginning, during the race and at the end.