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Sponsor of Cervelo Team proposes anti-doping measures
Last but not least: putting riders' salaries in conditional pension
funds: http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...-pensions/272/ Previous articles via http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...r-blogs/?tm=80 |
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Sponsor of Cervelo Team proposes anti-doping measures
A. Dumas Fred wrote:
Last but not least: putting riders' salaries in conditional pension funds: http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...-pensions/272/ Previous articles via http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...r-blogs/?tm=80 Excellent idea. He should also put his revenues in a conditional pension and liability fund to cover manufacturing defects. |
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Sponsor of Cervelo Team proposes anti-doping measures
On Jun 8, 3:59*pm, "Fred on a stick"
wrote: A. Dumas Fred wrote: Last but not least: putting riders' salaries in conditional pension funds: http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...cle/anti-dopin... Previous articles via http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...r-blogs/?tm=80 Excellent idea. He should also put his revenues in a conditional pension and liability fund to cover manufacturing defects. IMO, if this is what you have to do to create the illusion of a "clean" sport, let's just call it a day. Brad Anders |
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Sponsor of Cervelo Team proposes anti-doping measures
Fred on a stick wrote:
A. Dumas Fred wrote: Last but not least: putting riders' salaries in conditional pension funds: http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...-pensions/272/ Previous articles via http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...r-blogs/?tm=80 Excellent idea. He should also put his revenues in a conditional pension and liability fund to cover manufacturing defects. My rebuttal was that it would promote spiking bidons of fellow competitors because others testing positive would have an (almost) immediate financial benefit. |
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Sponsor of Cervelo Team proposes anti-doping measures
A. Dumas Fred wrote:
Fred on a stick wrote: A. Dumas Fred wrote: Last but not least: putting riders' salaries in conditional pension funds: http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...-pensions/272/ Previous articles via http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...r-blogs/?tm=80 Excellent idea. He should also put his revenues in a conditional pension and liability fund to cover manufacturing defects. My rebuttal was that it would promote spiking bidons of fellow competitors because others testing positive would have an (almost) immediate financial benefit. There could be some cool game theory about when during a competitor's career it would be best to spike his bidon. Hey, this is starting to look more interesting. |
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Sponsor of Cervelo Team proposes anti-doping measures
On Jun 8, 5:54*pm, "A. Dumas Fred" wrote:
Last but not least: putting riders' salaries in conditional pension funds:http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...cle/anti-dopin... Previous articles viahttp://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-blog/rider-blogs/?tm=80 White-out. Conflict of interest at the TdF with labs owned/operated by the race org. Google "Houston Crime Lab Scandal". It's only one of the many many many. If you are wrongfully, or even rightfully, accused, you need money to defend yourself. This is a "What will you think and do when they come for you" deal-- which of your rights do you want to give up in order to make the world safe? --D-y |
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Sponsor of Cervelo Team proposes anti-doping measures
On Tue, 8 Jun 2010 17:53:57 -0700 (PDT), --D-y
wrote: On Jun 8, 5:54*pm, "A. Dumas Fred" wrote: Last but not least: putting riders' salaries in conditional pension funds:http://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-bl...cle/anti-dopin... Previous articles viahttp://www.cervelo.com/en_us/news-blog/rider-blogs/?tm=80 White-out. Conflict of interest at the TdF with labs owned/operated by the race org. Google "Houston Crime Lab Scandal". It's only one of the many many many. If you are wrongfully, or even rightfully, accused, you need money to defend yourself. This is a "What will you think and do when they come for you" deal-- which of your rights do you want to give up in order to make the world safe? --D-y Besides, at what level is it going to be enforced? If it is an organizer versus rider thing with the teams in-between, its main impact will probably be the unionization of the riders and a beat down on the organizers eventually (say, like a strike on the second day of the Tour). They would have to get an exemption in the U.S. - you simply do not do that en masse, even to contract-based independent contractors. Ain't going to happen, so the U.S. would be an open area. So it would be a European thing... Any idea that could result in the Tour of California brought to you by legal drug dealers being the largest cycling event in the world is a very bad idea, even if the possibility is remote. Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels... |
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