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For those of you living in the
Detroit area or looking for fall races in this area, here is a schedule of CC
runs on Belle Isle. The last two races will be determined by the date of
the Michigan High School State Finals. Will know in a couple of weeks the
exact dates of those two.
Dan Deyo
T&F is not the only sport
subjected to testing, as all pro athletes are subject to be tested, also.
I believe that since the IAAF is a non-governmental body, it is not subject to
the same laws that employers are subject. Since it is a private
organization & all countries choose to belong o
In a message dated
03/05/2001 1:03:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, barn.meow'[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With the approval of
a line of Biznizz president or
equal/higher /lower or
inferior -level Made-up executive, any employee may be
tested for the presence of ille
In a message dated 03/05/2001 4:07:26 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't belong to a Union ... and yes, Labor Laws protect me (and everyone
else) from a lot of things I would like to avoid. These laws (and lots of
others) also protect track and field athletes from tre
In a message dated 03/05/2001 3:59:29 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It is strange that nothing causes Marijuana or Cocaine to show up in your
urine or hair ... we only have false positives for drugs like Nandrolone,
Stanozolol, EPO, amphetamines, caffeine.
It's weird
we have 2 left in stock but they're going fast!
Doug Lynch
http://www.espikes.com
800-676-7463
- Original Message -
From: "Paul Nisius" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 1:38 PM
Subject: t-and-f: Track Spikes for High School Athlete
> I have a hi
If I
refuse to be tested in order to gain employment ... I will not gain
employment. The reason doesn't matter.
Sounds
a lot like what you wrote.
I
don't belong to a Union ... and yes, Labor Laws protect me (and everyone else)
from a lot of things I would like to avoid. These laws (an
-Original Message-From: Guy
Oekerman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 4:34
PMTo: Mcewen, Brian T; [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject:
RE: t-and-f: `Real' cheats prosper claims drugs chief
OK, Brian. I'll bite.
What constitutes "reasonable suspicion" for an
athl
In a message dated 03/05/2001 1:03:50 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With the approval of a line of business president or equal/higher-level
XX executive, any employee may be tested for the presence of illegal
drugs at any time when there is reasonable suspicion that t
Netters:
My
latest (as of 2 p.m. today) info from my Irish source is that the race course
which was to serve as the site for the World CC championships has been closed
due to the hoff and mouth outbreak which has now crossed the border from
Northern Ireland. It seems unlikely that i
I have a high school track athlete that would like to
buy a pair of Men's Nike Zoom JSC spikes, these are
the model designed, developed, and tested with Michael
Johnson.
We are beginning the track season in Minnesota on
Monday the 12th and my athlete really wants a pair of
these spikes. He is a
OK, Brian. I'll
bite.
What constitutes
"reasonable suspicion" for an athlete?
A Personal
Best?
A season-leading
mark?
An increase in
rankings of xxx percent?
Irrational
behavior (like clowning in front of a camera or punching a competitor in a hotel
lobby)?
I guess I'm
having trouble
Title: Race To Stop Global Warming, April 8th,
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Stopping climate change is the biggest environmental challenge
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Darrell wrote:
<<
Not so
... where I work I can be tested anytime without warning or reason, only with
reasonable suspicion.
From
our handbook:
Enforcement/Testing
All new employees
Does anyone know which top Americans will be running in Boston or London ...
or any of the other big marathons before May. I know there aren't really
"top" Americans in a world sense ... just the ones that are at the top in
the U.S.
K. Khannouchi has opted out of London, but Todd Williams seems
The charts summarize the number of athletes each country placed in the
world top-100 rankings for 2000 (plus ties) and the highest-ranked of
these. Since one or two placings may represent only exceptional
individuals, rather than national program strength, I've truncated the
lists to three placing
Ray F. Kring (1924-2001)
Memorial services are scheduled for 2 p.m. March 17 for Ray F. Kring, Santa
Maria at the Rancho Miranda, 2000 Cambridge Way, Santa Maria, California. A
private inurnment will be held at a later date.
Ray Kring, 76, passed away on Feb.16, 2001, after a 13-year battle w
Walt wrote:
>This was the first time that Maurice Greene has been on a track telecast
>since the Olympics. It was Larry Rawson and I who convinced the producer
>that
>it was journalistically correct to address the issue, let Maurice say his
>piece, and be done with it forever.
This may be the
Below are the corrected final NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Power
Rankings. There was an error in one school's point total that, in the case of
the men's rankings, affected the final outcome. I sincerely regret that this
occurred.
MEN
Rank Team Points Region
1. Nebraska-Kearney 152.6 N
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In a message dated 3/5/01 11:15:22 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>I'm think starters should tell athletes to stay in their lanes after they
>
>finish, in order to avoid contact with others in the race.
The problem is there are 2 sets of lanes past the finish - the continuation
of the straighta
According to the Irish Times they have put off for at least another day
if the meet will be held in Ireland, moved,or just cancelled for this
year.
One point to think of. Is a move almost impossible? Would many of the
stars be able to get visas changed to a new destination in time? In
many cou
In a message dated 3/5/01 5:49:37 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Athletes are told to stay in their lanes following races
I know that finish line officials will tell athletes to return in their lane,
but that is often too late.
I'm think starters should tell athletes to s
I think it is not possible to please the experts on this list and the
general population at the same time. The world of the track nut and the
average ESPN viewer is just not the same.
"You can please some of the people all of the time or all of the people some
of the time but you can't please all
Keith wrote:
>I watched the ESPN2 broadcast of the 200 meters from Atlanta today.
>Shawn Crawford stumbled at the finish and crashed into Coby Miller.
>Why don't we tell athletes to stay in their lane after a sprinting event?
>You also see this happen outdoors in the 100 and 200. Some runners st
Phil wrote:
>No kidding. I wasn't even watching today, being stuck on the road, but a
>few weeks ago I was reminded of this when I was watching one of the other
>participants to once again make his public "Mea Culpa".
>
>At this point, it's offensive. This reflects lazy interviewing, and shoddy
Dear netters,
The Puerto Rico Federation gives as a national shot put record
20.22m Cristopher Merced Irvine28 May 2000.
This mark has not been published by any track & field magazine.
Can someone please confirm (or deny) that mark? Thank you.
Winfried Kramer
Kohlrodweg 12
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Kurt Bray wrote:
"On today's telecast of the US Indoor Champs on ESPN2, for the umpteenth time
the interviewer confronted Maurice Greene about the post-race antics of the
US 4x100 team in Sydney. Once again Mo graciously did his best to explain,
apologize, and promise that it won't happen aga
Kurt wrote:
>On today's telecast of the US Indoor Champs on ESPN2, for the umpteenth
time
>the interviewer confronted Maurice Greene about the post-race antics of
the
>US 4x100 team in Sydney. Once again Mo graciously did his best to
explain,
>apologize, and promise that it won't happen again
So who
are you going to tell to stay in their lane? Crawford and Little leaned at
the line and were off balance when Crawford stumbled and body parts started
flailing. At that point all were in their own lanes. Crawford
and Little both took a tumble with Crawford hitting Miller. The
col
In a message dated 03/04/2001 09:44:42 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
True, but the difference is that sports is the only arena where drugs are
significantly performance enhancing. But guess what, if the athletes were
willing to form a union and take all the attendant ris
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