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Proud to Run

From a blog & Tweet I follow:

Hello and happy new week!

On Saturday, I ran the Proud to Run 10K race here in Chicago and it was a BEAUTIOUS day. It was my first time running this event, and I have to say that it was a lot of fun. It was very well organized, and I will plan on running the event again in the future!

I finished with a time of 44:04, and came in 5th in my age division! WOO HOO HOO!!!!!!!!!!
I admit, around mile 5 the bright sun was slowing me down a tad, but not enough to keep me out of the top 5! No way, no how! :)

It was great to see so many of my friends out there running the race as well.

Enjoy some pics below!

Dangling Carrots

World decathlon gallery

Jun 8th, 2009 by Jim Buzinski.

It’s becoming one of Outsports’ rites of late spring — the annual Hypo decathlon gallery, shot for us by Trackpic.net. This year’s winner was Michael Schrader, middle, being congratulated by fellow Germans Norman Muller, left, and Pascal Behrenbruch.

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Outgames in Copenhagen

David Walberg / National / Monday, May 25, 2009

At the end of July, tens of thousands of queers from every corner of the planet will descend on Copenhagen for the second World Outgames, a sports, culture and human rights extravaganza first held in Montreal three years ago.

This year’s festival brings a distinctly Danish twist to the proceedings, foregoing big arenas wherever possible and opening up the city’s beautiful parks, waterfronts, streets and public squares. “We try to get as far away from stadiums as possible and get a lot of activities out on the streets,” said Outgames’ CEO Uffe Elbaek, “It’s really something about human connections between people.”

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