By Angelina Stevens

In the past few months, I have re-ignited an old flame. As I write this article, I am filled with nervous excitement and anticipation, all topped with a thin layer of pure nervous fear. I have spent the last 3 months falling back in love with distance running and preparing for the New York City Marathon. I say preparing, rather than training, as there is much more involved than simply running several hundred miles. Getting over the mental and emotional blocks to allowing your body to run for several hours without stopping can take a lot of courage, confidence, and squashing the monkey-mind chatter that tells you that running 26.2 miles is an impossible, grueling task. It is also a bit humorous, that by the time you are reading this article, I will have conquered and exited the emotional marathon roller coaster with a new perspective and some great memories of traversing the five boroughs of the city.

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By Dianne Shaw

Judy Swasey is always on the run, whether it’s seeing patients at UNC Lineberger as a nurse practitioner or training close to 100 women to complete the Komen Race for the Cure. “Coach” Swasey will celebrate her 30^th year of running in 2011 and has been committed to giving back what she has gained from being a runner.

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By Joe Nuss

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The perfect interplay of engineering prowess and world-class design.  Manual transmission.  Fully loaded.  Unsurpassed Fuel Economy.  Sports Package Available... introducing the HYBRID HUMAN.

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