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October 10, 2004
Millenium Park
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The faces on the Crown Fountain change every 13 minutes.
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The mothership (officially the "Cloud Gate") has landed.
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The Great Lawn and Pritzker Pavilion.
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The Pritzker Paviliion looks like it was designed by Frank Gehry, probably because it was designed by him.
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Not actually part of Millenium Park, but we wondered if it might be a hangout for runners.
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Mile 3
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Pacer John Yuda (43) in front; eventual winner Evan Ratto (KEN) (1) isn't far back.
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Constantina Tomescu-Dita (ROM) leads the women's race.
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Stuart Calderwood
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Stuart Calderwood
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Bob Holliday
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David Newcomb
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Mile 13
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Does that include Constantina Tomescu-Dita?
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The lead pack.
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Khalid Khannouchi (USA)
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Constantina Tomescu-Dita (ROM), still in the lead.
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Nuta Olaru (ROM) (112) and Svetlana Zakharova (101) (RUS), last year's winner, lead the chase pack.
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Marla Runyan (USA) |
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Jenny Spangler (USA)
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Stuart Calderwood
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Any race is easier when you have music.
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David Newcomb proves too fast for the photographer.
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Mile 26
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Constantina Tomescu-Dita (ROM), about to claim her first marathon victory.
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Joyce Chepchumba (KEN)
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Stuart Calderwood
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Stacy Creamer relays news of Stuart's race to an unknown party.
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David Newcomb
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Next time you feel bad at the end of a race, be glad you're not this man, who was forced to stop for several minutes before he could limp the last 385 yards of the race.
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Yes, that is a New Balance logo on that man's head. No, we don't know how much they paid him to wear it.
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