D-Queued said:That's appalling!
Appalling!
Are you preaching again? Citing off your degree?
Should we also take you at face value?
BTW, I looked it up on Google and got over 25 million links discussing whether a psychology degree a real science degree. But what do they know?
Here's a question for you, since you read the statistics book and everything.
What is the, I mean your, null hypothesis here?
Dave.
Catwhoorg said:8-Time U.S. Champ Mo Trafeh Retires After Being Found with EPO
(link)
Good riddance from the sport of road running
http://running.competitor.com/2014/06/news/u-s-25k-record-holder-mo-trafeh-caught-epo_106671As an elite runner, former U.S. Road Champion, and proud-USA representative, it is with great sadness that I announce my retirement. … Against my better judgment and after hours of discussions, I made an unwise decision to purchase EPO, a USOC banned substance, so that I could train in effort to return to my previous form. … I would like to publicly state that since 2008 I have been one of the most sought after targets in our sport and have never failed a drug test. I was stopped before I was able to use EPO, I never previously used EPO and if I had the financial resources to fight this case, I am confident that I would prevail.
Granville57 said:He must've consulted with Basso for this official statement:
http://running.competitor.com/2014/06/news/u-s-25k-record-holder-mo-trafeh-caught-epo_106671
Oh boy, he never failed a drug test. Wow.![]()
StyrbjornSterki said:MMA fighter Chael Sonnen has failed ANOTHER drug test. This time he was caught taking HGH, EPO and hCG.
I wrote in an earlier post in this thread that I was suspicious that EPO also had made its way to MMA because Vitor Belfort had an abnormal hematocrit on at least one lab analysis. It didn't take long for the other shoe to drop.
"Unfortunately Serena has been feeling unwell for the past few days and she just couldn't play to her potential today," Venus said in a statement.
Andynonomous said:Serena's "virus" looked a lot more like a drug high to me (although I am no expert).
She was already eliminated from the more prestigious draw (singles), and probably decided to party (as most athletes do when the pressure is off - just ask the Olympians what happens in the Olympic village when most of the events are completed). Serena supposedly went missing after her singles loss (her coach hadn't seen her in two days).
Of course the ITF COULD test her for recreational drugs after that match and catch her, but they wouldn't want any embarrassment.
luckyboy said:Serena Williams today..
Bizarre, exactly like the scenes in Space Jam where the players lost their talent.
Between the therapeutic-use exemption (TUE) granted Rodriguez in 2007 for testosterone and one in 2008 for Clomid, a drug used to help women get pregnant and men create more testosterone, baseball for two years sanctioned PED use by someone who turned out to be one of its most notorious PED users.
The sport's own rules almost certainly prompted it to authorize Rodriguez's PED use. When a person takes steroids, as Rodriguez did, it upsets the body's ability to produce testosterone naturally. Thus, Rodriguez actually having low testosterone, and presenting with a case of hypogonadism, was a plausible scenario. So, in a backward way, A-Rod's unauthorized use of PEDs may well have allowed him to get permission to use them.
nah, that is about 26% short.StyrbjornSterki said:Longtime MMA writer and newsman Greg Savage guesstimates 75% of MMA fighters are on PEDs.
The promoters of the (grappling-only) Metamoris 4 even don't seem too concerned about Sonnen's positives. He's still their headliner.
Almeisan said:In fact, he failed the IQ test.
That would be my guess. There seems to be a very lax approach to testing. Reminds me of cycling in the 90's. And with Dana White seeing dollar signs above all else, why tip over the cart?StyrbjornSterki said:Longtime MMA writer and newsman Greg Savage guesstimates 75% of MMA fighters are on PEDs.
Hey! I posted about that in his own thread!Merckx index said:Oh, this is rich. ARod had a TUE for testosterone before he got busted.
Alpe d'Huez said:That Serena video was hard to watch. Sure, call it a virus. She looked drunk or hungover to me. But who knows.My wife and I were trying to not to laugh too hard in front of our son who was buying some of the worst ' I just lost in the singles so let me act REALLY sick' so I can leave the stupid (and not nearly as lucrative) doubles match and go home and chill out.
Seriously, Serena, I could pound a fifth of Tequila and serve a tennis ball better than that afterwards. Keep your day job. Acting ain't in your future. OK, even giving you don't feel too well (which may be in dispute), what's really bothering you is you're out of the singles tournament so no point in hanging around.
Is there some EXTRA benefit for quitting on medical grounds? Or it just looks better that way to the ten people who don't think you aren't already a diva amongst divas?
And what of golf? Two weeks ago, on his return to competition after a back injury that required surgery, Tiger Woods was asked by Karen Crouse of The New York Times about the new sponsor on his golf bag. 'MusclePharm,' a dietary supplement company based in Denver, has been cited in the past for unauthorised use of certification marks.
"Would the MP on his bag make Woods a target for random testing on the PGA Tour?" But the former world No 1 just laughed. "I haven't been tested all year," he said.
