Hey Grotey Baby,
I've a freshman walker here in Ireland who can run
4:12 mile.
Sean
--- Ryan Grote [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Only that another kid from NJ, freshman from
Parsipanny Hills named Jeremy
Zagorski, set a Morris County frosh record in the
1600 this year of 4:16 and
change. Bet
Wow David,
You mean you can count and run at the same time
Then again maybe not seeing as you dropped out... :)
Sean
--- david honea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3200
Schneider9:12.42 - checking splits written on
his hand every lap,
totally unpressed
This race is only eight laps
Actually it was NOT gossip. The guy tested positive.
Sean
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was merely commenting on an article that I came
across on the web since
it had not been mentioned on the list. If it is a
crime on this mailing
list to mention any NEW news then I am guilty and
DMC,
Read what I wrote again.
Its NOT gossip; the guy tested positive. Thats all I
said or were you just too quick with the ol typing
fingers?. :)
Its great when all I have to do is cut and paste... :)
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean,
Read what I wrote again. This was never an issue
Hey,
By the way,why so touchy about discussing a guy that
tested positive
Sean
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sean,
Read what I wrote again. This was never an issue of
whether or not they
tested positive. Didn't you read where I said when
the information was
released, or the previous
WOW,
This does annoy you doesn't it. Repeating my assertion
that there was NO gossip involved. The only person
making simple things complicated is you constructing a
major conspiracy out of a simple post. Wait until
there is evidence of a person gossiping before
accusing someone of gossip just as
maybe UO's concern was the suggestion on the list that
a particular list member should be taken out and
beaten to a pulp. If that was the reason for
reprimanding the list, I agree wholeheartedly.
Sean
--- malmo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Malmo,
So Jon knows nothing about running but knows something
about training for running (double negative). As for
pontification, your post seems to fit that bill quite
well.
As usual, the truth probably lies somewhere between
the two extremes. I know both types of Kenyan
athletes. The ones
The list moderator has reprimanded people on here for
repetitive posts, and for posting "I agree" posts, but
failed to take action when specific threats were
posted. Now he lets this go.
I don't think suggesting someone should "be beaten to
a bloody pulp" should be let go. U of O will surely be
The list moderator has reprimanded people on here for
repetitive posts, and for posting "I agree" posts, but
failed to take action when specific threats were
posted. Now he lets this go.
Sean
--- Donald Mcfarlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize in advance for responding to such an
obvious
DGS,
The only thing I take issue with is your assertion
that no one can get what they need from food alone.
This is patently not true. Sure it may be more
convenient and even necessary in some cases to take
supplements but it is very possible( a lot of people
including top athletes, do it) to get
Hi Darrell,
First of all I never suggested and am not suggesting
that supplement users are cheats. What I am saying is
that yes many many people get everything they need
without using supplements. People do eat fresh foods,
they love fresh foods. Yes the people who eat junk
need supplements to
Brian,
Remember what you said to CPoTaF?
What about "junior-medallist."
Sean
--- "Mcewen, Brian T" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve said:
On the topic of results in newspapers from
Derderian's earlier post, I
suggest that the problem is not so much pre-event
publicity nor submitting
Brian,
As you are so interested in people's spelling why not
look at your own.
You said:
Check into the spellcheck thing, it really works (it
can wipe out some of
that pesky "ignorace").
I'm not a great speller but there are at least two
errors in that small sentence.
Sean
---
I agree except for the little point that Brian's own
posts are littered with errors as well.
Sean
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why should Jon care about what Brian thinks about
his spell check ability,
his grammar, his punctuation, or anything of that
matter? This is not English
class nor
Why try to eliminate false starts??? Its all part of
the sport:- people trying to get as fast out of the
blocks as possible...there are bound to be mistakes.
Sean
--- "Wayne T. Armbrust" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (whoever that is) wrote:
I read, but very rarely
Justin Clouder wrote:
There are very very few
reactions in the 0.1 to 0.12 range, if any. There
has never been evidence of
any athlete, even you Mr Drummond, being able to
react faster than 0.1.
At some point in the past someone could have written
the following:
"There are very very few
Dear Brian,
You said, in quite a nasty way,
-
"And who is Michael Jordon? Is he France's answer to
America's Michael
Jor-DAN? Don't say typos happen ... the "A" to the
"O" is a lot of real estate. Best way to boost your
perceived IQ:
CHOOSE :
Brian,
Maybe you should use the spellcheck thing your self.
Sean
--- "Mcewen, Brian T" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No part of my massage was sarcastic. I was really
serious about the
spellcheck thing. It works. It will make you
appear much smarter.
You said:
Get serious, our "big
Ed,
The reported case is in the North of Ireland NOT in
the republic.
Sean
--- Ed Grant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Netters:
Is it "hoof and mouth" or "foot and mouth?"
All through a rather lengthy life, I had
thought the first was the proper name for the
disease which
Hi Wayne,
Maybe she didn't believe she could do well in either
and decided to use the WIC as a hard training session
for the WCC Championships? I not sure if I'd go along
with that theory but someone I know who is close to
Sonia said something along those lines PRIOR to the
WIC.
Sean
--- "Wayne
Taken from Irish Examiner.
She defended the decision to run both events saying it
was because she wanted some extra races.
I just have not run that many races. I wanted to get
out there and run some races, she said.
I felt last year when I went to the world cross
country in Vilamoura I was
Mark Carroll has pulled out of the World Cross COuntry
Championships. He said that it was never really in his
plans but that he would run it because it was being
held in Ireland.
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Hi,
Just to clarify the situation. There is as of Tuesday
6 March 11:03 am GMT no Foot and Mouth Cases confirmed
in the Republic of Ireland. There is one case
confirmed in Northern Ireland, which was imported from
the UK. The Irish Government and its' Department of
Agriculture is treating the
Actually outsiders do understand. The same thing
happened here in Ireland about 20 years ago. I can
remember it happening. It didn't damage the sport in
any way shape or form. The knub of the issue is that
the vast majority of fans are not statisticians and
would not be able to tell you if a
Also kinda on subject.
I worked as an electrician in the US for a while and I
used to send my helpers to measure conduit, trunking
etc. One of the guys had difficulty, coming back with
stuff like 5 foot 3 inches and one small mark past the
3rd big mark. So I gave him my metric only tape
measure
What about this???
"standard-only tae measure."
Brian, is English a foreign language you rarely
use? What is a "standard-only tae measure"?
Point being, typos often happen. :)
Sean
--- "Mcewen, Brian T" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I apologize for posting this twice but it makes
little sense
Again, well said. I agree totally
Sean
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 2/20/01 7:24:21 PM Pacific
Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But why do we have to make the fans do conversions
at all? Why not just
speak their language to them in the first place?
Can
Hey that might not be too far fetched. It has happened
in other sports. What used to be a "50" "yards"
converted to a "45" meters in Gaelic Football and was
accepted totally within 5 years.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't wait to be watching a National Football
League telecast some Sunday
Hi Joseph,
Unfortunately its not that simple. If everything went
right back to imperial measurements there would not be
any noticeable improvement in the situation.
sean
--- Joseph Donahue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This 'measuring discussion comes up often and
while we argue the
'purity'
Hi Joseph,
Now this one is closer to the mark than just reverting
to feet and inches.
Sean
--- Joseph Donahue [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You guys woke me up. The list just hit me at
the right time while
I suffer withdrawals from my school kids on February
break. My essay was
long but it
I agree whole heartedly
--- Conway Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree ... We should be competing at distances that
qualify internationally
for races ...
While I understand that the genereal public in the
United States relates
better to the mile, individuals go to track meets
not to
al Message ---
From: sean other [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2/13/01 11:48:57 AM
Yes but you said "stop the damn stretching". I'd
say
better advice is learn how to stretch properly.
--- malmo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think we
Don't stop stretching. Just learn how to stretch
properly.
--- malmo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think we're arguing the same point. A lion (or any
preditor,
for that matter) stretches for JUST A MOMENT -- no
more.
Humans, on the other hand, stretch for no reason at
all, and
use all
Some fantastic performances at AAA Indoor
Championships at the weekend.
3000m Walk: 1, R Hefferan (Ireland) 11-19.27; 2, A
Drake (Coventry)
12-02.24; 3, J Costin (Ireland) 12-07.05.
3000m Walk: 1, G O'Sullivan (Ireland) 12-23.45 (Irish
record CBP); 2,
S
Tonks (Bromsgrove) 14-02.55; 3, N
In gaelic foorball you have to bounce the ball as
well.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/18/01 4:52:41 AM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
let’s remove the rule about bouncing the
basketball (how
silly can you get? surely the goal would be best
served by letting the
player
He was selected by the majority in a firt past the
post system. Thats what athletics is all about isn't
it?
Mike
--- "P. N. Heidenstrom" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 00:54:21 -
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Netters
"What can I say?
"The British publication
Hi Ed and Dana,
I think you misunderstand my reason for asking. I am a
walker, not a very good one, but I know several
walkers who have awesome running times. One guy who
although he's an international walker wouldn't be an
Olympic medal contender has ran sub 29:30 for 10k
track off walking
Would it be possible for the walkers on the list to
post their 10k (running ) prs. Also their 1/2
Marathon, and Marathon times.
Might open a few eyes.
sean
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