Becky Walter
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I want to congratulate everyone that was at the race, including the 69
year old guy in the 50+ race. And the guy who talked to me after
getting his butt kicked in the 30+ race that had never raced before.
And then there are all the kids who were there. Yes, I agree Nick had a
good race but so did the girl that finished 3rd in the 13 and under
race.
T
On Aug 16, 2004, at 6:55 PM, Damian wrote:
Unless I read the email wrong all this guy did was congratulate Nick
for being the first amateur Oregon racer in the state championships (a
great result (Oregon state U. bias)).? Where was the part that he put
up a fuss that warranted another "put on your own race?"
?
I recently posed a simple question and received several responses like
this.??Maybe it's just me, but I would like this list a lot more if we
didn't stone everyone who speaks an opinion that doesn't agree with
the masses.? If it is just me then I'm sure that I'll hear about it
about 2 minutes after I?send this.
?
Congratulations again to Nick for being the first non-pro?Oregon rider
at the?state crit!
?
damian
ps The race flier?does say?"2004 Oregon Criterium Championships,"
which would eliminate?riders from other states?taking gold, silver and
bronze.?
markjgi-@yahoo.com wrote:
1. Read the rules in advance, so you know the rules under which you
are playing.
If you want to play by different rules: A. Put on your own race. B.
suggest rule changes as allowed by OBRA rules (see 1.)
?
I think both Doug and Evan were paying OBRA dues when we were still
calling it OCA.
Steve Holland is an OBRA member, so is Roger Worthington (I think) he
lives in California. The race is an OBRA championship, that is how is
was advertised, those were the rules. Deal with it.
?
Mark Ginsberg
Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn <cmur-@obra.org> wrote:
Doug and Evan have been OBRA riders since they were cat 4's . Does
their
success preclude them from competing? I think not.
Troy does live in Washington but joins every year. They are the OBRA
championships. Period.
Candi
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I want to congratulate everyone that was at the race, including the 69
year old guy in the 50+ race. And the guy who talked to me after
getting his butt kicked in the 30+ race that had never raced before.
And then there are all the kids who were there. Yes, I agree Nick had
a good race but so did the girl that finished 3rd in the 13 and under
race.
T
On Aug 16, 2004, at 6:55 PM, Damian wrote:
<excerpt>Unless I read the email wrong all this guy did was
congratulate Nick for being the first amateur Oregon racer in the
state championships (a great result (Oregon state U. bias)).=A0 Where
was the part that he put up a fuss that warranted another "put on your
own race?"
=A0
I recently posed a simple question and received several responses like
this.=A0=A0Maybe it's just me, but I would like this list a lot more if =
we
didn't stone everyone who speaks an opinion that doesn't agree with
the masses.=A0 If it is just me then I'm sure that I'll hear about it
about 2 minutes after I=A0send this.
=A0
Congratulations again to Nick for being the first non-pro=A0Oregon rider
at the=A0state crit!
=A0
damian
ps The race flier=A0does say=A0"2004 Oregon Criterium Championships,"
which would eliminate=A0riders from other states=A0taking gold, silver =
and
bronze.=A0
<bold><italic>markjgi-@yahoo.com</italic></bold> wrote:
1. Read the rules in advance, so you know the rules under which you
are playing.
If you want to play by different rules: A. Put on your own race. B.
suggest rule changes as allowed by OBRA rules (see 1.)
=A0
I think both Doug and Evan were paying OBRA dues when we were still
calling it OCA.
Steve Holland is an OBRA member, so is Roger Worthington (I think) he
lives in California. The race is an OBRA championship, that is how is
was advertised, those were the rules. Deal with it.
=A0
Mark Ginsberg
<bold><italic>Candi Murray/Oregon Bicycle Racing Assn
<<cmur-@obra.org></italic></bold> wrote:
Doug and Evan have been OBRA riders since they were cat 4's . Does
their
success preclude them from competing? I think not.
Troy does live in Washington but joins every year. They are the OBRA
championships. Period.
Candi
<italic>Mark J. GinsbergAttorney At Law1001 SW 5th Ave., Ste.
1900Portland, OR 97204(503) 542-3000Fax (503) 295-3720
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