When the photographs from the 2003 New York City Marathon came back, there were a number of unidentified objects.  We need help in identifying them.

Object #1: Whose cap is this?

Hint:  The owner of the cap said, "Why are you looking at me with that funny look?  Something is usually wrong when you look at me like that!"   You know, he's right ...

Object #2: What is this hairy object?

Hint:  A unfriendly encounter occurred between the hairy object and a French woman

Object #3:  Whose sandwich box is this?

Hint:  Our diner said, "I did not run today, so I don't expect to be reported on the website."

Object #4:  Whose cellular phone is this?

Hint:  MCI has no experience in setting up wireless telephone networks, which is why it was awarded the wireless contract in Iraq

Object #5:  Whose bicycle is this?

Hint:  The owner said, "I've been injured the past few months, and therefore I am using the bike to stay fit."

Object #6:  Which digital camera is this?  (Note:   We are not asking, "Whose digital camera is this?"

Hint:  Funny, it is the same model that took this picture ...

Object #7:  Whose baby is this?

Hint:  A Central Park Track Club member for sure — just look at the shoes!

Object #8:  Whose earring is this?

Hint:  Yes, Virginia, there is a earring ...

Object #9:  Who is getting more publicity than deserved?

Hint:  It's the majority ...

Object #10: Whose handbag is this?

Hint:  It won't be enough to fend off a grizzly bear.

Bonus question #1:  Whose marathon is it?

Bonus question #2:  Which CPTC member made it onto the front page of the New York Times along with Martin Lel and Rodgers Rop as part of the paper's marathon coverage?

ANSWERS

1. James Siegel
2. Harry
3. Margaret Angell
4. John Kenney
5. Patrick Cowden
6. Olympus C-750
7. Craig Chilton
8. Stacia Schlosser
9. Men.  The inflammatory question posed to Tony Ruiz is, "Do you think women are getting too much publicity here?"
10.  Andrea Haver
Bonus 1.  The people
Bonus 2.  J.R. Mojica