January 24, 2020
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That after a fairly intrusive surgery in December 2019, the ileostomy bag that was applied has a tendency to catch on clothing resulting in a disaster of your innards being spilled onto yourself and anyone nearby. Ultimately, the solution is anti-anxiety medications and better adhesives.
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July 20, 2013
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OK, I know the Tour is 21 stages, but for all intents and purposes it ends when stage 20 finishes. So, here’s my top-10 recap for the 100th edition of the Tour de France. I welcome your thoughts and guest posts on any other cycling events or news around the […]
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July 14, 2013
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In some ways, I’ve been spoiled. I’ve attended four Tours de France in person. I’ve recorded and watched innumerable others on TV and online. This has been possible because I run my own business and my schedule is oft-times very flexible. Not this year. As you’ll notice, I’ve written only […]
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May 27, 2013
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It hit the social media airways – textways, I guess – before I saw it in the mainstream media. Another rider gets pulled from competition for doping. This time it wasn’t as prominent a name as Armstrong or Contador, but Danilo Di Luca was a career cyclist who had many […]
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October 21, 2012
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[View the story “Lance Armstrong Slips Off the Pedals” on Storify] Lance Armstrong Slips Off the Pedals A recap of the recent Lance Armstrong fallout and where things stand now from a number of folks in social media. Storified by Jeff Cutler · Sun, Oct 21 2012 05:20:10 Some donors […]
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July 1, 2012
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As I’ve told Bob a bunch of times on the BeanCast, the Tour de France is a promotional vehicle. Yes, it’s a sporting event (and one I hold near and dear to my heart), but it’s also a grand way for companies and brands to get their name out there […]
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