Road Cycling · Public discussion

Re: Modern Techniques in Results Interpretation

Started by Mike Gladu · · Last activity · 6 posts · 354 views

Thread navigation

Jump through the discussion

Go to the original post, the replies on this page, or the latest preserved contribution.

Thread details

What we know about this thread

Original section
Road Cycling
Published
30 March 2005
Last activity
30 March 2005
Original author
Mike Gladu
Posts
6
Discussion status
Public discussion
Total views
354
Views / 30 days
0

The navigation and discussion metadata provide context. Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Showing posts 1–6 of 6
Posts remain in their original chronological order.

Text size
  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Philip W. Moore said:

    Marty Northstein got tired of eating peanuts and decided to ride for
    Navigators in order to make more money. Who can blame him?

    He may be getting paid a regular salary, but he isn't making MORE than
    he did on the track.

    Mike G.
    -

  2. Mike,

    I only mean legally. Read my post: I said when the EDS well went dry he
    went elsewhere.

    -Philip

    "Mike Gladu" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Philip W. Moore said:

    Marty Northstein got tired of eating peanuts and decided to ride for
    Navigators in order to make more money. Who can blame him?

    He may be getting paid a regular salary, but he isn't making MORE than
    he did on the track.

    Mike G.
    -

  3. Philip W. Moore said:

    Mike,

    I only mean legally. Read my post: I said when the EDS well went dry


    he

    Quoted message said:

    went elsewhere.

    dumbass,

    like mike said he had a contract with EDS which had to be honoured -- i
    believe even after chenowth was canned. his contract was legal, what
    nick did wasn't.

    nobody in the free market would pay nothstein to preparre for the
    olympics what he was getting from EDS, he basically won the lottery.

  4. Philip W. Moore said:

    Mike,

    I only mean legally. Read my post: I said when the EDS well went dry


    he

    Quoted message said:

    went elsewhere.

    dumbass,

    like mike said he had a contract with EDS which had to be honoured -- i
    believe even after chenowth was canned. his contract was legal, what
    nick did wasn't.

    nobody in the free market would pay nothstein to preparre for the
    olympics what he was getting from EDS, he basically won the lottery.

  5. Amit,

    You are a learned man but are being a simpleton in this instance.
    Northstein was investigated. He would have been prosecuted had the
    Authorities been able to establish Northstein's knowledge of Chenowth's
    actions, regardless of the existence of a contract.

    I steadfastly believe Northstein was culpable. His contract was for far
    greater than its worth on the free market. Let's put it this way: If you
    agree to buy my relatively standard Chorus equipped Carrera for $100,000
    USD, that looks like I am just getting a lopsided bargain...unless there's
    evidence I know the money is coming from ill-gotten sources. In that
    instance, I can be an accessory to fraud.

    In my estimation, based upon actually reading about what went on during the
    investigation, Chenowth said "I did it all by myself" to protect Northstein.
    Just because somebody isn't charged doesn't mean they are innocent. It just
    means they are legally presumed innocent.

    Now, everything I say is with the caveat that this is just my opinion based
    upon what I read. You are free to disagree with me.

    -Philip

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Philip W. Moore said:

    Mike,

    I only mean legally. Read my post: I said when the EDS well went dry


    he

    Quoted message said:

    went elsewhere.

    dumbass,

    like mike said he had a contract with EDS which had to be honoured -- i
    believe even after chenowth was canned. his contract was legal, what
    nick did wasn't.

    nobody in the free market would pay nothstein to preparre for the
    olympics what he was getting from EDS, he basically won the lottery.

  6. Amit,

    You are a learned man but are being a simpleton in this instance.
    Northstein was investigated. He would have been prosecuted had the
    Authorities been able to establish Northstein's knowledge of Chenowth's
    actions, regardless of the existence of a contract.

    I steadfastly believe Northstein was culpable. His contract was for far
    greater than its worth on the free market. Let's put it this way: If you
    agree to buy my relatively standard Chorus equipped Carrera for $100,000
    USD, that looks like I am just getting a lopsided bargain...unless there's
    evidence I know the money is coming from ill-gotten sources. In that
    instance, I can be an accessory to fraud.

    In my estimation, based upon actually reading about what went on during the
    investigation, Chenowth said "I did it all by myself" to protect Northstein.
    Just because somebody isn't charged doesn't mean they are innocent. It just
    means they are legally presumed innocent.

    Now, everything I say is with the caveat that this is just my opinion based
    upon what I read. You are free to disagree with me.

    -Philip

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Philip W. Moore said:

    Mike,

    I only mean legally. Read my post: I said when the EDS well went dry


    he

    Quoted message said:

    went elsewhere.

    dumbass,

    like mike said he had a contract with EDS which had to be honoured -- i
    believe even after chenowth was canned. his contract was legal, what
    nick did wasn't.

    nobody in the free market would pay nothstein to preparre for the
    olympics what he was getting from EDS, he basically won the lottery.

Active in the last 60 minutes

Active in this thread

0 users · 0 guests ·0 bots ·0 total

No signed-in users are active right now.

No known search crawlers active right now.