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"Performance Art" in Real Life
The idols are falling left and right. So one day I read that Lance Armstrong, the celebrated tour de France bicyclist,admitted to Oprah that he had been using banned, performance enhancing drugs. ...
Posted on 1/31/13 at 4:00 PM
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A cancer hero, fallen from grace
Two days after the news of Lance Armstrong's fall from grace, I'm still not sure what my reaction should be. Disappointment? Disgust? Outrage? Probably all three. Not because he cheated his way to t...
Posted on 10/19/12 at 11:19 AM
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See Neil Armstrong's crater on the moon
Neil Armstrong will always have a place on the moon alongside his fellow Apollo astronauts Michael Collins and Buzz Aldrin. Each has a crater in their name not far from the Apollo 11 landing site in...
Posted on 8/27/12 at 1:17 PM
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On the show: #991 Sport Class snowmobile of Adam Gajeski and #D1RT INEX Legend driver, Tony Brockhouse. Legend drivers Brian and Brady Petermann and Mariah & Casey Henriksen will also be on the show. ...
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US joins fraud lawsuit against Lance Armstrong

The Justice Department has joined a lawsuit against disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong that alleges the former, seven-time Tour de France champion concealed his use of performance-enhancing drugs and defrauded his long-time sponsor, the U.S. Postal Service.

February 22, 2013

Armstrong report includes 200 pages, 26 witnesses

Page after page of damning details.

By Eddie Pells, AP National Writer , October 11, 2012

Armstrong kept ties to questioned doctor

NEW YORK (AP) — A story in Sports Illustrated challenges Lance Armstrong’s statements that he cut ties to a controverisal Italian doctor and training adviser who has long been accused of helping cyclists cheat.

January 19, 2011

FDA ‘steroid cop’ quizzes Armstrong’s ex-teammates

BURLINGAME, Calif. (AP) — He’s been called high-minded, a trailblazing lawman and “America’s top steroid cop.”

August 10, 2010

Armstrongs to speak at Nazarene church

At 7 p.m. Tuesday, Scott and Emily Armstrong and their family from Cost Rica will be speaking at Jamestown First Church of the Nazarene, 1307 Sixth Ave. S.E. They will give a report on their missionary work. The community, especially children and teens, is invited to attend. A freewill offering will be taken for their work.

July 09, 2010

Armstrong fires back at Landis

Floyd Landis ignored desperate pleas from his sponsor to avoid a public fight with Lance Armstrong, according to e-mails the seven-time Tour de France champion released in trying to prove the disgraced cyclist has “zero credibility.”

May 22, 2010

Cycling: Armstrong denies new doping accusations

With the cycling season kicking into high gear, the strongest doping allegations yet against Lance Armstrong surfaced Thursday in a barrage of detailed messages from Floyd Landis, the disgraced rider and former teammate who finally confessed to years of cheating himself. In a series of e-mails sent to sponsors and sports officials, Landis alleged Armstrong not only joined him in doping but taught others how to beat the system and paid the former president of the International Cycling Union to keep a failed test quiet.

May 21, 2010

Contador rips Armstrong

MADRID (AP) — Alberto Contador and Lance Armstrong are sniping again after a fragile truce during the Tour de France. Contador, who secured his second Tour win on Sunday in Paris, said he had no admiration for the American as a person and tensions between the two had a negative effect on the Astana team. Armstrong, the seven-time champion who finished third in his first Tour since 2005, responded that Contador should “drop this drivel.”

July 29, 2009

Contador wraps up Tour de France crown

Contador wraps up Tour de France crown Lance Armstrong’s children were dressed in yellow. He was not. When the seven-time Tour de France champion returned to the Tour podium Sunday, his family was there. His fans were there. And so was rival and teammate Alberto Contador — wearing the coveted and hard-won yellow jersey.

July 27, 2009

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Armstrong in third after Tour time trial

Lance Armstrong finds himself in unfamiliar territory at this Tour de France — fighting just to remain among the top three riders. Accustomed to dominating his way to victory, the seven-time Tour winner had to settle for a 16th-place finish in Thursday’s time trial and a tenuous grip on third place.

July 24, 2009

Armstrong primed if Contador slips

Armstrong primed if Contador slips BOURG-SAINT-MAURICE, France (AP) — Lance Armstrong mustered one of his strongest showings yet at this Tour de France on Tuesday, a dazzling burst of acceleration from yesteryear that allowed him to keep second place. The seven-time champion was so buoyed by the performance that he suggested to The Associated Press he could still contend for the yellow jersey if teammate and race leader Alberto Contador has a “bad day.”

July 22, 2009

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Tour de France: Armstrong still in the hunt

Lance Armstrong is ready to climb again, ready to leave the pack at the Tour de France after days of flat riding that belonged to sprinters. After three days of sitting back in the main pack while others challenged for stage wins, the worst thing to happen to Armstrong was a small puncture to his back tire on Thursday’s 12th stage. Nicki Sorensen of Denmark won it, Rinaldo Nocentini of Italy kept the yellow jersey, and Armstrong’s tire was repaired within a flash.

July 17, 2009

Sprinter wins again

Sprinter wins again While Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador put aside their rivalry in Wednesday’s 11th stage of the Tour de France, Tyler Farrar almost became the first American rider to win a stage at this year’s race. Farrar was within half a bike length of catching British sprinter Mark Cavendish, who clinched his second consecutive win and fourth overall.

July 16, 2009

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Tour de France: Cavendish wins stage

Teammates Alberto Contador and Lance Armstrong remained second and third in the Tour de France after a technology-free day of riding in which Britain’s Mark Cavendish won the 10th stage. Organizers banned rider earpieces for Tuesday’s 121-mile route, forcing cyclists to devise tactics without radio instructions from team cars.

July 15, 2009

Tour de France: Cantador downplays Armstrong friction

Alberto Contador is playing down tensions between him and Lance Armstrong, a rivalry that has left a glaring unresolved issue at the Tour de France: Astana’s leadership remains in question while these former champions vie for the yellow jersey.

July 14, 2009

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