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Uploaded mine fine this morning (I use Chrome)... Loaded into Endomondo as well. Loaded stuff earlier this week onto Garmin Connect. No hassles anywhere

I've done this before in years gone by... speak to minion! He had a google docs setup running one year where people could capture their start groups in an online spreadsheet. Worked quite well

world peace.. one wheel size at a time

Did just that and saw just that this morning. They must have had some database issue...

I was also intrigued by it. Seems like he(Billy Joe Armstrong) is a member of a punk rock group (Green Day) ... never heard of him, but then punk rock ain't my scene

Seems like there are either some issues or recalculations happening on the Endomondo back end. Road challenge has only 7 participants, giving this message: Goal: Most km - Cycling (sport) Prize: TBA Total: 40177 km Start: Jan 1, 2012 12:00 AM End: Dec 31, 2012 12:00 AM Members: 76 You are participating but have not been ranked yet. Last updated: 2 hours ago

Belated congratulations to Carpet on her top 10 ladies finish in the 55km event!

Especially if 1. races are advertised as SAS friendly or what not, and then the results are never taken up into the seeding calculations 2. seeding calcs are difficult to simulate as published formulae are patently wrong/incomplete. 3. races are categorised incorrectly as road to keep them out of the calculations It kinda killed MTB events for me

Good one that! Pity about the others though...

Averages(Lap/3s/10s/30s etc) as %FTP? NP as %FTP? Only instant/current power as % of FTP

Hi Tank, Can you get the Edge 800 to display all power fields as a % of FTP?

Tell joylove2012 to start a thread. Potential suitors will line up for 'her'

Not many knows this, but you can exclude certain terms with a minus sign eg "-louis " to exclude louis from the search results Terms used: armstrong -louis -neil -joe -billie -neil -taylor -samaire cycling Not that big all of a sudden

If only I was ever just a normal horse, and not a racing donkey...

Not Racetec's issue. You should address it to the race organisers at the race office.

Where exactly were the tacks put out? I was on a Lab club ride on Saturday and we did not suffer any punctures in our group. Did see some road workers 'working' though....

How many people lost podium positions because of this?

Hopefully you were not redirected because you took to long or rode over mats elsewhere!

True that... but maybe that was him showing restraint. ag whatever.. Get the lynch mob and go torch PE!

I have a question around this: "When I stopped to open the gate". Where did she stop? on the pavement, or on the street surface? Also, what happened before she stopped. Nothing as she implies by not stating anything, or nothing because she was ignorant / non observant, or nothing as it is incriminating? Come on, give us the full story!

Truth? Helmet has a hard shell so it does not snag on something if you fall. Go-Pro/light/whatever on your helmet provides a snag point.... Whiplash etc?

Different governing body than cycling, or running for that matter. Another difference: In ITU (tri) events you are required to wear shoes when running, not so in IAAF (athletics) events.

I've got a shimmy on my torso and a shammy in my pants....?

Give me a choice between the dictionary and wikipedia... Dictionary all the way! Edit: Seems like a toss up between American English and British English... All the Americans can do is eat junk food and lose stupid wars. Sticking to the British thanks. At least their sit-coms are funny!

Is a shirt with no sleeves still a shirt, or is it a vest or a singlet? So by stating shirt or jersey are sleeves not automatically implied? EDIT.......................................: sin·glet /ˈsiNGglit/ A sleeveless garment worn under or instead of a shirt. Synonyms: undershirt - vest - undervest - shirt vest /vest/ A close-fitting waist-length garment, typically having no sleeves or collar and buttoning down the front. Synonyms: waistcoat - undershirt - singlet shirt /SHərt/ A garment for the upper body made of cloth, with a collar, sleeves, and buttons down the front. A similar garment of stretchable material with few or no buttons, typically worn as casual wear or for sports. Synonyms: blouse - chemise - shimmy jer·sey/ˈjərzē/ A knitted garment with long sleeves worn over the upper body. A distinctive shirt worn by a player or competitor in certain sports