One of the longest on-line articles I've seen on Armstong. You've probably
heard it all before, but fwiw:
http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?020715fa_fact1
Some decent factoids and training numbers.
jj
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Jet said:
One of the longest on-line articles I've seen on Armstong. You've probably
heard it all before, but fwiw:http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?020715fa_fact1
Some decent factoids and training numbers.
And only three years old.
DR
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Jet said:
One of the longest on-line articles I've seen on Armstong. You've
probably
heard it all before, but fwiw:http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?020715fa_fact1
Some decent factoids and training numbers.
And only three years old.
And not from the Times. Still, pretty interesting.
Michael
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"Jet" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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One of the longest on-line articles I've seen on Armstong. You've probably
heard it all before, but fwiw:http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?020715fa_fact1
Some decent factoids and training numbers.
jj
It reads like a Train Right press release.
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"Jet" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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One of the longest on-line articles I've seen on Armstong. You've probably
heard it all before, but fwiw:http://www.newyorker.com/fact/content/?020715fa_fact1
Some decent factoids and training numbers.
jj
Armstrong doesn't enter races like the Dauphiné to win (though often enough
he does); he enters to test his legs in preparation for a greater goalSays it all really !
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Graham a écrit :
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Armstrong doesn't enter races like the Dauphiné to win (though often enough
he does); he enters to test his legs in preparation for a greater goalDoes anyone realise why it's called the Dauphine Libere? It's because
you guys saved our ass in WWII.-ilan
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Whose asses are you talking about? I thought you were Canadian, right?
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news:[email hidden]...Graham a écrit :
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Armstrong doesn't enter races like the Dauphiné to win (though often
enough
he does); he enters to test his legs in preparation for a greater goalDoes anyone realise why it's called the Dauphine Libere? It's because
you guys saved our ass in WWII.-ilan
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I was born in France, live in France and am a French citizen.
That Canadian thing was just a phase I was going through.-ilan
alex a écrit :
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Whose asses are you talking about? I thought you were Canadian, right?
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Armstrong doesn't enter races like the Dauphiné to win (though often
enough
he does); he enters to test his legs in preparation for a greater goalDoes anyone realise why it's called the Dauphine Libere? It's because
you guys saved our ass in WWII.-ilan
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