>>Kurt, if you were to familiarize yourself with the board and all its
functions(you strike me as a pretty smart guy, so it wouldn't take you
long), I think you would find that your objections are not valid.<<
I have familiarized myself with it. That's how I know it's a big pain in the
butt. Wit
>The poor dear.
Here's a better description of the problem:
"I agree, Kurt. One has to spend a lot of time checking dozens of different
forum topics to get all the news and comments, then the next time one wishes to
check, you have to go through it all again. No way to easily see only what you
>...and does it better.
That's a matter of opinion. I preferred the old list, and I currently spend
very little time on the T&F News website because of the web-based format. I
can't stand all that clicking forward and backward and (sometimes slow) loading
of pages that involves. E-mail is quick
>>The succession of marks in the shot are especially disappointing.
The winning distance at Atlanta and Sydney was the same; otherwise,
each was less than in the previous Games and the Athens mark (19.59m)
was the poorest since 1964. What's happening in this event?<<
Better dope testing.
===
>>Meaning that a team that loses
a half a million is far more harmful than a small men's team that does
not draw much revenue but only costs one hundred thousand or less.<<
True enough, but the reason why football, even football that loses a half
million each year, is a net winner for many schools
The rule book requires that WRs must run according to, well, the rule book. If
you cheat, the record never happened. Do we consider Ben Johnson a "former" WR
holder? I sure don't.
Kurt Bray
"Tom Derd
>Kurt Bray still around?
Yeah, I'm still here. It depends hugely on how the specimens are stored. In
general, blood and drugs present in blood will last for many years if stored at
-80 degrees C. If it is stored in the -20 C freezer compartment of an ordinary
fridge, I would question the stabili
You can't compete with most banned substances in your system whether you have a
prescription or not. If that were the case everybody would get prescriptions
for steroids, many of which are legitimate pharmaceuticals.
The deal with Lance is that he took the EPO as a legitimate part of his cancer
t
There was some documentary evidence against Koch in the Stasi papers. There was
a letter in the files from Koch complaining to the sport authorities that
Barbel Wockel (whose father had connections to the DDR sports drug industry) was
getting bigger doses and access to newer/better dope than she
You ran against Eric Roberts? Did his sister Julia show up to cheer him
on?
Also, in high school (in Mississippi I believe) he wasn't known as Eric
Roberts. Roberts is the family stage name. Eric and Julia Roberts' real
last name is Moats.
Kurt Bray
Richard,
Try this:
http://www.kajakstandf.org/wr_progression/
Kurt
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Kurtis R. Bray, Ph.D.
Director of Development and Technical Center
Immunomics Operations
Beckman Coulter, Inc.
7330 Carroll Road
San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: (858) 621-4554
FAX: (858) 689-
>Which Suzy is this?
I guess if you had to ask, the message wasn't meant for you. ;-)
But as far as I know Suzy Favor-Hamilton is the only person in big time
track who goes by "Suzy". If someone had referred to simply "Hicham" would
you have reacted as indignantly?
Kurt (Bray)
David said:
>Edmonton Journal is reporting Michael Johnson is interested in competing
on
the US 4 x 400 relay team at the World Championships in Edmonton. I have
also
seen reports there will be a conference call this weekend among USATF folks
to decide whether to allow that, given that Michael
Fred opined:
>>>I think the reason is that people that live in the
soft climates are not grown "tough". Think about it. The great runners
(yes I know there are some exceptions, but the number is REAL small), Ryun
(Kansas-Hot and Cold), Mills (poor, Indian Reservation), Lindgren,
Prefontaine(Or
>What is interesting is they said that the disease is "not a danger to
humans". Why did they move the
>XC Championships then?
Because humans spread the disease to other areas by walking through
affected rural areas (such as a cross country course) and bringing the
virus home on their shoes
>1. The Men's 1500. How can the 1500 be won is such a slow time?
I'm in Marseille, France on business and got to watch that race live on TV.
And it was the usual story for a big championship: there was no rabbit, and
no one wanted to lead. Thus they jogged for half of the race or so, and
th
>>>As has been discussed on the list previously, the nature of stats in
baseball is different than in t&f. In baseball, it tends toward raw
numbers, not the "quality" of them. No wind readings to worry about or
length of home runs factored into the totals, batting averages<<<
Which, IMHO, is
>>>Speaking of long-lasting world records...
Is Jarmila Kratochvilova's 1:53.28 July 26 '83 WR at 800m - now at 17
years,
4 months and some days and counting - the longest-standing women's record
in
history? How many other records, besides Beamon's and Lee Evans', have
lasted longer?<<<
Coe's WR
Not sure how this story got by the list this long
http://www.sltrib.com/12092000/sports/52136.htm
Kurt Bray
The G.O.A.T. says:
"...People cheat to win in this
sport. In the times of the East German regime, it was about winning.
There
was very little money, especially going to the athlete.
People cheat to win. Money has been a result not a cause."
Correct. People would cheat to win, especially at
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