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blue

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Five

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No. They are not and never were related.
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A Lance Trek, it's a custom bike built by Lance Armstrong and his engineers.
Most recently- a Trek Madone

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Mr. Armstrong has described himself as "middle to left".

He's pro-choice, "not keen on guns", against the Iraq war, and for separation of church and state.

By standards of his home state of Texas, he would be considered a Democrat.

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Announced in September 2003, divorce completed in 2004

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American cancer survivor Lance Armstrong set a record when he won 7 Tours de France, from 1999-2005.

He has now been stripped of his titles and the record, due to the compelling evidence and his eventual confession to the systematic use of illegal performance enhancing drugs.

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Yes he has.

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Yes. He's done it!

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Charles Armstrong is a Consultant with Brulant, Inc. He specializes in Internet marketing and search engine optimization. His experience has allowed him to develop successful search engine results for clients. Charles has coordinated multi-channel ad campaigns, managed online content, directed new customer acquisition initiatives, and developed strategic ROI metrics during his tenure in the e-business consulting environment. Charles also has experience with landing page development, on-site search optimization, and competitive web site analytics. Organic search engine optimization-focused web site strategy, content development, competitive analysis, Pay-Per-Click, web site analytics, and link acquisition strategies for clients.

www.linkedin.com/in/cearmstrong

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He was diagnosed with cancer on october 2,1996 when he was 25 years old.

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His heart is stronger as well as being significantly larger. Per pump (stroke, beat), his trained heart can output a greater volume of blood than an untrained person (let's called the untrained person Joe Normal). So at rest, both Armstrong and Joe need to move the same volume of blood around per minute to keep everything oxygenated. Each beat of Armstrong's heart is going to move twice as much blood as a beat from Joe's. As a result, Armstrong's heart only needs to beat half as often to keep things oxygenated. How did this happen? Lots and lots of cardiovascular training. As the heart gets trained, it gets stronger and larger - it is a muscle, just like your biceps grow after multiple bicep curls in the gym. When Lance is sprinting as fast as he can, his heart is not pumping much more often than when a non-athlete is sprinting - but it's pumping out more blood per beat so he can go further and faster since his muscles can remain better oxygenation, produce less lactic acid and take longer to fatigue.

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During flat time trials Lance maintains a cadence of 100-115 rpm. He is using a lower gear than most other cyclists, but is pedaling faster than them. Rather than using leg power and sheer muscle strength (as did all the early competitive cyclists throughout the 1900s up until the time of Miguel "Big Mig" Indurain), Armstrong relies on superior cardio fitness to carry him through the mountains. Nowadays, the only cyclists who mash huge gears are the ones with very muscular legs, Jan Ullrich being a prime example.

Lances climbing cadence is different however around 80-85rpm, but up to 100rpm when attacking on a long solo breakaway when the gradient lessens during a climbing attack.

One reason why Jan and Lance were so exciting to watch together: they had such different styles-and so lance 'looked' faster than yan or any climbers, though he was only going marginally quicker than them...

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Answer

I tried to find your answer, but it seems to be somekind of big secret.

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Lance Armstrong has ridden in 13 Tours de France: 1993-96, 1999-2005, and 2009-10.

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Lance Armstrong changed our lives today because he helped raise so much money for the cancer awareness and made people believe that they can get through cancer and they can be strong.

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Hard to tell, depends on type of race. Is likely to be 40 km/h(abt 25 MPH) or more.

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Armstrong was a veteran aviator: he had flown 78 combat missions over Korea as a Navy fighter pilot.

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since he had testicular cancer, he has only one....too bad for him...

but he also had brain cancer.

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The steps might be:

*To establish the purposes and statutes of the foundation

*To decide its legal form

*To register it

To contact a company or lawyer experienced in foundations will be the best option

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Black socks on the bike. Very casual clothes off the bike; mainly shorts and t-shirts.

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