Posted
February 25th, 2006
Very interesting.
The study published in the major international scientific journal on blood science and medicine suggests International Olympic Committee (IOC) and World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) testing for Erythropoietin (Epo) is based on faked science………
……….Straightforward experimental protocol of the reported study leaves little doubt that the major urinary protein that WADA test visualizes with the ani-Epo […]
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Posted
February 24th, 2006
Here are the top ten from the TT in the Tour of California.
1 - Floyd Landis - 35.58.91
2 - David Zabriskie - 0.25.62
3 - Bobby Julich - 0.34.98
4 - George Hincapie - 0.55.04
5 - Nathan O’Neill - 0.56.83
6 - Fabian Cancellara - 1.02.28
7 - Vladimir Gusev - 1.02.84
8 - Hayden Roulston - 1.07.75
9 - Levi […]
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Posted
February 23rd, 2006
If Life Is A Designated Bicycle Lane, I Want To Ride It (All Night Long)
Cross posted with permission - By Jess at Ausculture.
As I was leaving a dear friend’s house this evening, formulating a plan of attack regarding the confusing network of trams I would need to catch home, I was offered use of a […]
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Posted
February 23rd, 2006
In todays Telegraph there’s a quick take by Rupert Guinness with Chris Sutton in the aftermath of a certain cycling incident on Brighton-le-Sands.
The Sydney-based cyclist said he was relishing a return to France, where riders are treated with reverence, after his frightening experience on a training ride on Sydney roads on Tuesday morning.
Sutton’s words show […]
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Posted
February 22nd, 2006
Via Martino’s Bike Lane Diary.
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Posted
February 22nd, 2006
News.com.au.
A MAN has been charged after allegedly trying to run down a group of cyclists in a road rage incident in Sydney’s south.
An argument broke out after the 50-year-old man almost hit a group of about 20 cyclists on General Holmes Drive in Brighton-Le-Sands shortly before 6am (AEDT) yesterday as he drove out of a […]
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Posted
February 21st, 2006
One of the things I’ve been toying with doing for Spinopsys is a subscribe via e-mail function in the side bar.
I don’t really want to do this because I wanted to keep the template looking clean and uncluttered, less being more and all that, and I also believe that RSS feeds are a far […]
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Posted
February 21st, 2006
Malcolm Farr in today’s Telegraph almost get’s it right. Still, he just can’t bring himself to say the P word.
A senior minister back from European consultations brings news of what’s worrying some of his overseas colleagues most. It isn’t bird flu, it isn’t an Iranian nuclear bomb, it’s not even terror attacks by totalitarian […]
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Posted
February 20th, 2006
It was a powerful and moving episode of Australian Story that was screened tonight on the ABC.
Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) women’s cycling coach Warren McDonald talks for the first time about the crash which killed one of his team members and injured five others……….
……….The injured riders also give detailed recollections about the crash to […]
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Posted
February 20th, 2006
Spurred on by a couple of little things, I’ve had some thoughts running through my mind about the online economy and cycling retail. I’ve been asking myself questions about how smaller bicycle retailers can get a slice of the online pie in ways other than through the usual and expensive route of establishing their own […]
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