t-and-f: Acceleration

I assume that by now everybody as seen the article on page 21 of the December 2000 issue of Physics World. The author of the article is Don Page (no "i") from the University of Alberta. He discusses the relationship between the expansion of the universe and the development of Olympic sprin

t-and-f: Need info on new masters world records

Y ask Y: In updating my Web site's records section, I queried Peter Matthews in Britain, the legendary trackstat nut. In addition to confirming world veterans records for Regina Javobs, Merlene Ottey and Heike Drechsler -- well-known and publicized performances -- Peter sent me first word of t

RE: t-and-f: German women

gh wrote: < Using the Entine yardstick, Munich winners like Kip Keino, Lasse Viren, Rod Milburn and Viktor Saneyev were also doo-doo because they don't rate highly on today's all-time lists. > Viren is white and has no East African ancestry... therefore, like Borzov he cannot "overcome"

t-and-f: Walks

Hi again, Firstly apologies. I did not know that Palle Lassen had died. Secondly could you describe the "floating gait"you say "is hard to mistake". Thirdly, the change has taken place,it is now part of the rules. ie "... no visible (to thehuman eye) loss of contact occurs." (Rule 150, sect

Re: t-and-f: German women

In a message dated Mon, 18 Dec 2000 4:05:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Wayne T. Armbrust" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: << \Another example of less than sterling scholarship by Mr. Entine.>> Yes, in condemning Valeriy Borzov to the scrap heap of history, Entine once again shows that he is inca

t-and-f: interesting article on changes in the walks

Hi P.N.,   It is very difficult to argue a point when terms “bleat” and “c**p are being used, and the argument cites numerous private or off the record statements from third parties to bolster your case. I have had numerous “off the record conversations” with people which contradict your

Re: t-and-f: East Germany - reluctantly...

In a message dated 12/18/00 7:58:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >For those who kept sexual score at the time (both men and women), it was >quite an achievement to get an East German notch on your belt. Considering the side effects some of the DDR women experienced later, maybe it should have

Re: t-and-f: interesting article on changes in the walks

At 07:02 00.12.18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >(1) This is not true. [i.e. that the first 18 finishers in >the Sydney 50k were breaking contact at every stride coming >into the stadium.] It is futile to bleat "not true". It is on tape. Go and look at it. >(2) Again you are wrong. The "cause"