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    What a glorious day; Lance Armstrong stripped of titles

    So what happens now with issues such as the SCA settlement? Can they go after him? Will they bother doing so? I read somewhere that Nike is sticking by him, for now.
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    Hope Solo

    Hope rides again.
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    Big George testified he and lance supplied each other with EPO

    Backpedalling? ghincapie ghincapie I can confirm to you I never spoke with "60 Minutes." I have no idea where they got their information.
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    Big George testified he and lance supplied each other with EPO

    I wonder if they're shooting a black and white commercial, with Mr Gunderson Snr asking Lance "What have you learned"?
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    Tyler Hamilton confessions/accusations

    Anyone know anything about this link? http://60unreliablesources.com It's linked from the facts4lance.com but it's 404'd. Site was registered on 18th May 2011. More to come from the Master of Disaster?
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    Tyler Hamilton confessions/accusations

    I don't get Lance's point. I'm with Chade on this one. Either Tyler's lying about all of this and therefore isn't a doper and keeps his medal. Or, Tyler's telling the truth, and forfeits his medal as he was doping all along. Lance's version is that he's a bitter doper and liar, but only...
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    The blurred lines of Livestrong - the spin bike sham

    Fort Worth-based RadioShack Corp. has donated $4.6 million to Austin-based Livestrong. Read more: RadioShack gives $4.6M to Livestrong | Dallas Business Journal Also worth noting that back in Oct, the CEO of RadioShack joined the Livestrong board. This gets murkier all the time, or is...
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    The role of Dr Don Catlin + His rsponse to SI Article on Lance Armstrong [merged]

    Dr. Don Catlin Responds to SI Article on Lance Armstrong Oustide magazine has posted a link from Catlin's Blog rebutting some of the evidence presented in the SI article. http://outside-blog.away.com/blog/2011/01/don-catlin-response-to-si-article-on-lance-armstrong.html The link to...
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    The Good that Lance has done.

    Sorry I don't see that happening. Lance may try to re-invent himself as an anti-hero, but Pantani represented something much more. The difference was the way they conducted themselves on and off the bike. I think that's why the tifosi look past his doping and embrace Pantani, for all his flaws...
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    The Good that Lance has done.

    It is a busy time for the fanboys. They need to follow their leader's advice. Lance says 'relax'.
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    The Good that Lance has done.

    Berzin, I agree. As an (alleged) doctor, my limitation is that I don't have any continuity of care with the patients I meet. Sometimes I get 5min with them, and never see them again. That's unfortunately the nature of anaesthesia in a tertiary public hospital. As you correctly say, the mainstay...
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    The Good that Lance has done.

    Still can't see his name, or LieStrong or LAF or any other permutation of his ego on the list of official donors. (As at 5pm Jan 25) Also from that quoted newspaper article: "Armstrong, the world's most recognised cyclist, said yesterday the whole world was watching the Queensland flood...
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    The Good that Lance has done.

    Berzin - no crap. I am a doctor. Link to my registration here, nothing to hide. The scenario I talked about has happened to me, on more than one occasion. People identify with his 'fight'. They like his quotes (probably all ghostwritten). If LA went away tomorrow the mortality from cancer...
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    The Good that Lance has done.

    I should clarify, from the 'awareness' perspective I don't think Lance has contributed anything over here (apart from that big yellow sign out the front of Flinders Med Centre - but that's another can of worms). I still don't know what Lance means by awareness - prevention? The people that I...
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    The Good that Lance has done.

    Lance seems to have legitimized the sport for a lot of middle aged men outside of Europe (I'm speaking here about my opinion from east coast Australia). Lance's attitude, accessibility (speaking English) and celebrity, made cycling more macho. We might have lagged a bit behind the trend here...