Archives for July 17th, 2004
Lance Armstrong destroys his rivals
A second consecutive knock-out blow by Lance Armstrong has simultaneously earned the American the 17th Tour stage win of his career, lifted the Texan to within 12 seconds of the yellow jersey - and all butremoved the last dregs of suspense in the race.
Barring the Italian Ivan Basso, again the only rider to handle the pressure imposed by Armstrong on the Tour’s second day in the Pyrenees, all of the American’s rivals were already left reeling five kilometres from the summit of the monster Plateau-de-Beille climb.
From there the only two questions remaining were whether Armstrong would once more hand Basso, a close friend, the stage, and whether the young Frenchman Thomas Voeckler would manage to cling on to the Tour lead for another day.
Negative Capability
What George W. Bush is not (according to him and his spokesperson)
Stewart’s Letter To Judge
A rather strange letter at that.
N. T. Wright & Evangelical Theology
via the Postmodern Theology mailing list.
Our Cabin Weblog- Recently listened to music
- David Gray – Be Mine October 19, 2008
- David Gray – December October 19, 2008
- David Gray – Knowhere October 19, 2008
- David Gray – Real Love October 19, 2008
- David Gray – Last Boat To America October 19, 2008
- Recently additions to my library
- Messy Faith: Daring to Live by Grace by A. J. Gregory October 28, 2008
- Rediscovering Church: The Story and Vision of Willow Creek Community Church by Lynne Hybels October 26, 2008
- The Teeth of the Tiger, A Novel by Tom Clancy October 26, 2008
- The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership: Follow Them and People Will Follow You by John C. Maxwell October 26, 2008
- The Sum of All Fears by Tom Clancy October 26, 2008
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