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Sarah Kurts was elected to the Board of Directors in February 2011; she is chair of the Research Committee and also serves on the Advocacy and Scientific Advisory Committees. Kurts has been a Foundation member since 2007 and a volunteer since 2008. She formed the Denver Psoriasis Support Network and was its leader until 2010; Kurts served as the chair of the Walk to Cure Psoriasis in Denver in 2009 and 2010. She is a certified dermatology physician assistant in Colorado. She is married and resides in Denver with her husband.
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Title | Oral history with Mr. James Madison Johnson |
Description | Oral history.; Mr. James Madison Johnson was born on March 17, 1955, in Laurel, Mississippi. During his childhood, he lived in George County, Lucedale, Leaf, and McLain, Mississippi. Mr. Johnson attended college at Mississippi Valley State, Jefferson Davis Junior College, and The University of Southern Mississippi, where he earned a bachelor's degree in science. Additionally, he served his country in the United States Navy both full-time for several years and currently in the reserves, bringing his total years in the U.S. Navy to seventeen years. Mr. Johnson acquired real estate and built his own business, Johnson Properties, as well as working as a teacher and coach. |
Collection | Community Bridges Oral History Project. |
Date of interview | 4 June 2000 |
Interviewer | Henderson, William. |
Coverage (time period) | 1955-2000 |
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Get your team together and get ready to have a ball Saturday at the Northeast Disaster Relief Ragball Tournament and it is for a good cause too.
While players take swings at large ragballs, teammates cheer them on, and onlookers sip Gatorade and eat Frito pie, there could be a disaster occurring somewhere else.
Read the full story in Tuesday's print edition of the Enterprise.


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Airport commission nixes one possible courthouse site
The Plumas County Airport Land Use Commission (ALUC) unanimously approved a letter strongly recommending against the state building on one of the proposed new courthouse sites at a meeting Tuesday, Feb. 22.
The commission received correspondence from the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) indicating the top three sites being considered: the Crescent site, practically right across Highway 70 from Gansner Field airport; the Waters site, located behind Chevron and adjacent to Dellinger Pond; and the Dame Shirley Plaza site.
ALUC Chairman George Terhune told his fellow commissioners the state was just looking for comments for now, but a formal application would almost certainly come before their board in the future.
He said the letter reported the Crescent site was in "probably the second most restrictive zone" in terms of areas affected by an airport.
Terhune explained that zone called for limiting "uses that would be high occupancy."
He added that the AOC's preliminary plans called for 135 parking spaces.
"I suppose that qualifies for a fairly high density use," he added with a chuckle.
The chairman said the other two sites were in "the least limiting of the zones," which "prohibit only outdoor stadiums and similar uses of very high intensities."
"In my view the proposed uses are not in that class," Terhune concluded.
He elaborated on the point, explaining Gansner Field had a "relatively low level of activity," comprised mostly of small aircraft.
Terhune added that none of the preferred traffic patterns, takeoff directions or landing directions put the planes over the other two sites.
He said the letter concluded, "Based on the above factors we must strongly recommend against the Crescent Site but find no objection and no significant difference between the other two sites.
"While the Waters site is closer to the airport than the Dame Shirley site the very low level of hazard or noise at either site results in no significant difference of exposure.
"There is arguably a difference but it's so minor in context as to not be a decisive factor."
Terhune added, "It would probably be very unlikely," that the commission would approve a project like a new courthouse on the Crescent site.
Planning Director Randy Wilson told the commissioners they were likely the only group involved with county planning that would have any say in the project, as the state was able to ignore county zoning completely.
The director said he didn't even think the building would have to go through the local building permit process.
"Is there any reciprocity in that, so that we can ignore state regulations?" Commissioner B.J. Pearson asked with a laugh.
Pearson also commented that he thought the Waters site was a wetlands.
"You can also tell that I purposefully avoided too much of a comparison between the two remaining. Didn't want to get into the politics," Terhune responded.
Pearson and the other commissioners agreed and gave the letter their blessing.


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Ryan had one year remaining on a deal he reworked in 2010, worth about $3 million annually. Ryan's new contract keeps him in New York at least through the 2016 season, according to ESPN.
Ryan, 51, has gone 42-38 since his arrival to New York in 2009, not including a 4-2 record in the postseason. Ryan made the AFC Championship in his first two seasons but he failed to take the Jets to the playoffs in the past three seasons.
After the Jets' final game when they beat the Miami Dolphins to finish 8-8, team owner Woody Johnson announced he was bringing back Ryan for the 2014 season.


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Saturday, November 23, 2013 - Sunday, November 24, 2013
High School Auditions and Interviews for Theater
Have a passion for Theater? Then join us!
Occidental College is offering an OPTIONAL audition/interview and workshop for prospective theater majors and minors.
We are looking for actors, directors, playwrights, designers, stage managers, technicians, and narrative filmmakers. Interested students will have the opportunity to meet and work with faculty members and will get firsthand experience of life at Oxy.
Starting at 12:30pm, participants will spend the afternoon in workshops, interviews and auditions, followed by dinner on campus and complimentary tickets to our production of Steven Berkoff's AGAMEMNON, directed by Edgerton Guest Director Roger Guenveur Smith and designed by Oxy faculty, staff and students. The play will be staged in our beautiful Keck Theater.
Interested students must reserve a place no later than Wednesday, November 20, by contacting Diane Hernandez in the Office of Admission at (800) 825-5262, x3267. Please specify whether you will participate in the a) acting, b) design, and/or c) playwright audition/interviews. Space is limited to 40 participants.
A limited number of overnight stays may be accommodated. To discuss availability, please contact the overnight coordinator at 323-259-2662.
Specific questions regarding the nature of the auditions or interviews should be directed to the Theater Department at (323) 259-2771. Guidelines for the audition can be found on our website.
Sunday, November 24, 2013
Written by Steven Berkoff
Directed by Edgerton Guest Artist Roger Guenveur Smith
With sound and projections by Culley Guest artist Marc Anthony Thompson.
Adapted from Aeschylus' great tragedy, this play is about heat and battle, fatigue, the marathon and the obscenity of modern and future wars.
AGAMEMNON performs November 21-23 at 7:30pm and November 24 at 2:00pm.
Sunday, November 24, 2013 - Monday, November 25, 2013
Written by Steven Berkoff
Directed by Edgerton Guest Artist Roger Guenveur Smith
With sound and projections by Culley Guest artist Marc Anthony Thompson.
Adapted from Aeschylus' great tragedy, this play is about heat and battle, fatigue, the marathon and the obscenity of modern and future wars.
AGAMEMNON also performs November 21-23 at 7:30pm.
Sunday, November 24, 2013
College Concert and Jazz Band
Come enjoy an night of both classical and jazz music by the Cal Tech-Oxy Concert Band and Oxy Jazz Band.
The Cal Tech-Occidental Concert Band will be guest conducted by world-renowned composer Frank Ticheli and will be playing a selection of his compositions. The Occidental Jazz Band will also be performing, under the direction of new jazz director Shawn Constantino, and Pasadena's Blair High School Concert Band directed by Michael Birnbryer.
Monday, November 25, 2013
AATP Potluck
Join the AATP for their annual potluck, and enjoy a fresh meal prepared by the e-board.
The delicious menu will feature turon (banana lumpia), sushi, and more. Help support the volunteer group by attending their fundraiser!
Join the facebook page for this event https://www.facebook.com/#!/
Monday, November 25, 2013
The Elementals
Written and directed by Marisha Thakker '14
The Elementals is a site-specific, sustainable piece of theater written and directed by Marisha Thakker '14. It follows the story of four characters through their lives and their battle for survival, and will be performed on the ACG South Patio.


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The Saarinen Dining Table is aptly described as having graceful curves and polished surfaces. And with a pedestal base beyond compare it is slight, modern, and impossibly elegant. Created by (you guessed it) Eero Saarinen, this is the ultimate distillation of a kitchen or dining room table. Perfectly round, perfectly symmetrical, and perfectly modern, it's a classic piece from an all time great designer.
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The Eero Saarinen Dining Table is - first and foremost - a pure table. It is the work of an essentialist who boiled concepts and functions down to their basic attributes. The Saarinen Dining Table is an effectively beautiful structure, but never a showy or unnecessary one. From Saarinen himself: "The underside of typical chairs and tables makes a confusing, unrestful world. I wanted to clear up the slum of legs." To accomplish this, the Saarinen Dining Table is on a pedestal, unencumbered by the "slum of legs," and easy to use for the whole family.
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- Overall dimensions: 28.25" h x 54" diameter
- Seats up to 6
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- Black and white bases have a Rilsan finish
- Platinum base has a polyurethane enameled, clear satin finish
- Top is marble, laminate, or wood, according to your choice
- Some assembly required
Care and maintenance:
It is strongly recommended that placemats be employed when using the table. As with any piece of furniture, we recommend that you use adequate heat protection when placing hot dishes on your table.
This table has a metal base. Lift table when moving it or place floor-protecting pads on the bottom of the base to ensure that your floor is not marked or damaged.
The Saarinen Dining Table also comes in the following sizes:
36" Wide Round Table
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96" Wide Oval Table
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Materials:The Saarinen Dining Table has a marble, laminate, or wood top along with a cast aluminum or platinum base. Black and white bases are coated in a tough Rilsan finish.
28.25" h x 54" w
Coated vs. Natural Marble:
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Major Section: EVENTS
Examples: (defun-sk exists-x-p0-and-q0 (y z) (exists x (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))))(defun-sk exists-x-p0-and-q0 (y z) ; equivalent to the above (exists (x) (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))))
(defun-sk forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 (z) (forall (x y) (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))))
is the symbol you wish to define and is a new symbolic
name (see name), (var1 ... varn)
is its list of formal
parameters (see name), and body
is its body, which must be
quantified as described below. The &key
argument doc
is an optional
documentation string to be associated with fn
; for a description
of its form, see doc-string. In the case that n
is 1, the list
may be replaced by simply var1
. The other arguments are
explained below.
For a simple example, see defun-sk-example. For a more elaborate example,
see Tutorial4-Defun-Sk-Example. Also see quantifiers for an example
illustrating how the use of recursion, rather than explicit quantification
with defun-sk
, may be preferable.
Below we describe the defun-sk
event precisely. First, let us
consider the examples above. The first example, again, is:
(defun-sk exists-x-p0-and-q0 (y z) (exists x (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))))It is intended to represent the predicate with formal parameters
and z
that holds when for some x
, (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))
holds. In fact defun-sk
is a macro that adds the following two
events, as shown just below. The first event guarantees that if
this new predicate holds of y
and z
, then the term shown,
(exists-x-p0-and-q0-witness y z)
, is an example of the x
that is
therefore supposed to exist. (Intuitively, we are axiomatizing
to pick a witness if there is one.)
Conversely, the second event below guarantees that if there is any
for which the term in question holds, then the new predicate does
indeed hold of y
and z
(defun exists-x-p0-and-q0 (y z) (declare (xargs :non-executable t)) (let ((x (exists-x-p0-and-q0-witness y z))) (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z)))) (defthm exists-x-p0-and-q0-suff (implies (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z)) (exists-x-p0-and-q0 y z)))Now let us look at the third example from the introduction above:
(defun-sk forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 (z) (forall (x y) (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))))The intention is to introduce a new predicate
(forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 z)
which states that the indicated conjunction
holds of all x
and all y
together with the given z
. This time, the
axioms introduced are as shown below. The first event guarantees
that if the application of function forall-x-y-p0-and-q0-witness
picks out values x
and y
for which the given term
(and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))
holds, then the new predicate
holds of z
. Conversely, the (contrapositive
of) the second axiom guarantees that if the new predicate holds of
, then the given term holds for all choices of x
and y
(and that
same z
(defun forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 (z) (declare (xargs :non-executable t)) (mv-let (x y) (forall-x-y-p0-and-q0-witness z) (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z)))) (defthm forall-x-y-p0-and-q0-necc (implies (not (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))) (not (forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 z))))The examples above suggest the critical property of
: it
indeed does introduce the quantified notions that it claims to
Notice that the defthm
event just above, forall-x-y-p0-and-q0-necc
may not be of optimal form as a rewrite rule. Users sometimes find that when
the quantifier is forall
, it is useful to state this rule in a form where
the new quantified predicate is a hypothesis instead. In this case that form
would be as follows:
(defthm forall-x-y-p0-and-q0-necc (implies (forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 z) (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))))ACL2 will turn this into one
rule for each conjunct,
(p0 x y z)
and (q0 x y z)
, with hypothesis
(forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 z)
in each case. In order to get this effect, use
:rewrite :direct
, in this case as follows.
(defun-sk forall-x-y-p0-and-q0 (z) (forall (x y) (and (p0 x y z) (q0 x y z))) :rewrite :direct)
We now turn to a detailed description defun-sk
, starting with a
discussion of its arguments as shown in the "General Form" above.
The third argument, body
, must be of the form
(Q bound-vars term)where:
is the symbol forall
or exists
(in the "ACL2"
package), bound-vars
is a variable or true list of variables
disjoint from (var1 ... varn)
and not including state
, and
is a term. The case that bound-vars
is a single variable
is treated exactly the same as the case that bound-vars
The result of this event is to introduce a ``Skolem function,'' whose name is
the keyword argument skolem-name
if that is supplied, and otherwise is
the result of modifying fn
by suffixing "-WITNESS" to its name. The
following definition and one of the following two theorems (as indicated) are
introduced for skolem-name
and fn
in the case that bound-vars
(see above) is a single variable v
. The name of the defthm
may be supplied as the value of the keyword argument :thm-name
; if it is
not supplied, then it is the result of modifying fn
by suffixing
"-SUFF" to its name in the case that the quantifier is exists
, and
"-NECC" in the case that the quantifier is forall
(defun fn (var1 ... varn) (declare (xargs :non-executable t)) (let ((v (skolem-name var1 ... varn))) term))(defthm fn-suff ;in case the quantifier is EXISTS (implies term (fn var1 ... varn)))
(defthm fn-necc ;in case the quantifier is FORALL (implies (not term) (not (fn var1 ... varn))))
In the forall
case, however, the keyword pair :rewrite :direct
may be
supplied after the body of the defun-sk
form, in which case the
contrapositive of the above form is used instead:
(defthm fn-necc ;in case the quantifier is FORALL (implies (fn var1 ... varn) term))This is often a better choice for the "-NECC" rule, provided ACL2 can parse
as a :
rule. A second possible value of the
argument of defun-sk
is :default
, which gives the same
behavior as when :rewrite
is omitted. Otherwise, the value of
should be the term to use as the body of the fn-necc
shown above; ACL2 will attempt to do the requisite proof in this case. If
that term is weaker than the default, the properties introduced by
may of course be weaker than they would be otherwise. Finally,
note that the :rewrite
keyword argument for defun-sk
only makes sense
if the quantifier is forall
; it is thus illegal if the quantifier is
. Enough said about :rewrite
In the case that bound-vars
is a list of at least two variables, say
(bv1 ... bvk)
, the definition above (with no keywords) is the following
instead, but the theorem remains unchanged.
(defun fn (var1 ... varn) (declare (xargs :non-executable t)) (mv-let (bv1 ... bvk) (skolem-name var1 ... varn) term))
In order to emphasize that the last element of the list, body
, is a
term, defun-sk
checks that the symbols forall
and exists
not appear anywhere in it. However, on rare occasions one might
deliberately choose to violate this convention, presumably because
or exists
is being used as a variable or because a
macro call will be eliminating ``calls of'' forall
and exists
In these cases, the keyword argument quant-ok
may be supplied a
value. Then defun-sk
will permit forall
in the body, but it will still cause an error if there is
a real attempt to use these symbols as quantifiers.
Note the form (declare (xargs :non-executable t))
that appears in each
above. These forms disable certain checks that are required for
execution, in particular the single-threaded use of stobj
s. However,
there is a price: calls of these defined functions cannot be evaluated.
Normally that is not a problem, since these notions involve quantifiers. But
you are welcome to replace this declare
form with your own, as follows:
if you supply a list of declare
forms to keyword argument
, these will become the declare forms in the generated
is a macro implemented using defchoose
, and hence should
only be executed in defun-mode :
; see defun-mode and
see defchoose.
If you find that the rewrite rules introduced with a particular use of
are not ideal, even when using the :rewrite
discussed above (in the forall
case), then at least two reasonable
courses of action are available for you. Perhaps the best option is to prove
the rewrite
rules you want. If you see a pattern for creating rewrite
rules from your defun-sk
events, you might want to write a macro that
executes a defun-sk
followed by one or more defthm
events. Another
option is to write your own variant of the defun-sk
macro, say,
, for example by modifying a copy of the definition of
from the ACL2 sources.
If you want to represent nested quantifiers, you can use more than one
event. For example, in order to represent
(forall x (exists y (p x y z)))you can use
twice, for example as follows.
(defun-sk exists-y-p (x z) (exists y (p x y z)))(defun-sk forall-x-exists-y-p (z) (forall x (exists-y-p x z)))
Some distracting and unimportant warnings are inhibited during
Note that this way of implementing quantifiers is not a new idea. Hilbert
was certainly aware of it 60 years ago! Also
see conservativity-of-defchoose for a technical argument that justifies the
logical conservativity of the defchoose
event in the sense of the paper
by Kaufmann and Moore entitled ``Structured Theory Development for a
Mechanized Logic'' (Journal of Automated Reasoning 26, no. 2 (2001),
pp. 161-203).


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re: when does the "he's a Mormon" whisper campaign start? Posted by USMCTiger03 on 10/9 at 12:23 am to trackfan For a Christian, Wright sure does have a hard-on for muslim racist Farrakhan... This post was edited on 10/9 at 12:24 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by PRK on 10/9 at 12:26 am to RTR America quote: Obama is looking fine in swing states. No point was missed; you denied that America was trending towards irreligiosity, and I provided evidence to the contrary. No need to apologize for those of us "turning our backs on religion". No mythological deity will be striking us down anytime soon. Reply Back to Top |
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Sequestration will not happen. President Barack Obama made this assertion Monday night during the third and final presidential debate in Boca Raton, Fla.
"The sequester is not something that I proposed," Obama said, of the $1.2 trillion in automatic budget cuts set to kick in on Jan. 2. "It's something that Congress has proposed. It will not happen. The budget that we're talking about is not reducing our military spending. It's maintaining it."
Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney used the debate to outline their different approaches to reducing federal spending.
"We're going to cut about 5 percent of the discretionary budget excluding military," Romney said.
The former Massachusetts governor said he would balance the budget within eight to 10 years by reducing spending on a number of programs.
"Number one I get rid of is 'Obamacare,'" he said. "There are a number of things that sound good but, frankly, we just can't afford them. And that one doesn't sound good, and it's not affordable, so I get rid of that one from day one; to the extent humanly possible, we get that out. We take program after program that we don't absolutely have to have and we get rid of them."
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President Obama challenged his opponent's call to cut $5 trillion by closing loopholes and deductions while asking for an additional $2 trillion on defense spending.
"Our military spending has gone up every single year that I've been in office," Obama said. "We spend more on our military than the next 10 countries combined — China, Russia, France, the United Kingdom — you name it, next 10. And what I did was work with our Joint Chiefs of Staff to think about what are we going to need in the future to make sure that we are safe? And that's the budget that we've put forward."
To make his point, Romney described how the Navy — which he said was smaller now than at anytime since 1917 — would be further reduced if sequestration were allowed to occur.
"This, in my view, is the highest responsibility of the president of the United States, which is to maintain the safety of the American people," he said. "And I will not cut our military budget by a trillion dollars, which is the combination of the budget cuts that the president has as well as the sequestration cuts."
In response, Obama said sequestration would not happen and that he would maintain military spending based on the needs of the Defense Department.
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Parrott wrote:Who was that bloke with the bunnyhop
guardini apparently
2012 Giro d'ItaliaRe: 2012 Giro d'Italia
guardini apparently
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Thanks, I'll know him as "Guardini of the bunnyhop" now.
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He is an exciting rider. Dominating the sprints in the Tour of Lankawi. And one in Qatar or Oman from memory. He sprints like Cav. The expectation was that he would be like Cav after the similar record in Asia. But it doesn't seem to have quite happened unfortunately. But now he both sprints and bunny hops like Cav (remember Cav's bunny hop finish at the TDF.) Indeed he went one better and bunnyhopped over Cav!
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Wasn't that at Vuelta last year as he was crossing the line for a win ? I have that pic as a screen saver
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Elia Favilli of Farnese Vini. Initially reported as Guardini but corrected; he was also behind his teammate and the results show Guardini crossed the line first.
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaSeems to be a lot of clouding the forum with facts and spoiling the fun
TTT - Verona. Flat plus technical and of course an awesome place to start. Barracuda, Sky, Orica, Liquigas, the Shack, don't care after that.
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaGossys placings in stages 2 & 3 now finally earn him some WT points (24 so far). Puts him about 52nd/53rd.
Hopefully he can get some more tonight. How are TTT points allocated - do each of the team members get the points ? Or is it the first one across the line ?
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What? No Euskatel? Certified Brand Snob
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Guardini, is back to Guardini then thanks
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They will crash at the first blow of wind or the first tight corner. Whichever comes first.
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+1 seems like he's allowed to continue - i thought he had to finish the stage to continue the race, so leaving in an ambo would have meant he's out of the race
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I wondered about that too. I read something somewhere about him being driven over the line in the ambo, but I've no idea how that would affect things.
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaApparently he got over then line then went straight in the ambo.
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Funny competition for last though, given Ferrari's relegation.
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaSo does GreenEdge have a chance to take the Maglia Rosa tonight? have to finish 14 seconds faster than Sky and be 10 seconds quicker than Garmin an 23 seconds faster than BMC not a impossibility
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Garmin will be very hard to beat. Don't think they (Orica that is) have a chance.
Re: 2012 Giro d'Italiajust wondering why Matt Lloyd isnt riding the Giro this year? Is it his collar bone injury from a couple of months ago? I checked his website and the Lampre website, not much info. I think he is such an interesting dude, would love to see him racing well again.
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaSeems like Garmin roade a great TTT, but OGE didn't do too bad considering, especially seeing as they beat Sky & BMC.
Stage 5 will be interesting. Wonder if Cav is suffering from his fall on Stage 3 - from the telecast, he lost a bit of bark !!
Re: 2012 Giro d'Italiagreat save by Tuft
**this only applies on flat stages - they were talking about it during last night's stage
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaSat-Sun are 2 good stages, classic European racing with up and down all day and then a small(ish) climb at the end. Problem is though, the way they race these days, the leaders will be fresh as cucumbers and even then they may decide it's too early to dig deep. Give us Hinault, Lemond and Fignon again please
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaAnother second for Gossy.
Oh well, at least he has one win, and maybe the next two stages will see him extend his lead a bit in the points jersey comp. Looking fwd to the telecast tonight and tomorrow !!!
Re: 2012 Giro d'ItaliaSky got it right last night, Greenedge the night before. Their speed is very similar so it seems to come down to which team positions their man better. Few lumpy days coming up which can favour Gossy. Also tipping J Rod to take a stage.
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