I think the last picture of the Charlotte stadium went to my textamerica blog but here's the latest update from my office window.
Tuesday, December 14, 2004
Saturday, December 04, 2004
Wednesday, August 04, 2004
Bono wears a yellow wristband too
I wondered if these things would stay popular after the Tour ended. I saw guy in Charlotte wearing one yesterday. I had put mine in a drawer...maybe I'll get it out and keep wearing it.
Yahoo! Sports - Cycling - ''Live Strong'' wristbands a hit among politicians, movie stars
Yahoo! Sports - Cycling - ''Live Strong'' wristbands a hit among politicians, movie stars
Thursday, July 29, 2004
Lance engaged?
Page Six: Today's NY Post reports on a rumor that Lance is engaged to Sheryl Crow:
"IS Lance Armstrong engaged to Sheryl Crow? The six-time Tour de France winner didn't object and neither did she when staffers at the Hotel de Crillon in Paris referred to his singing sweetie as his 'fiance.' Insiders at Crow's label, Interscope, said they had also heard the 'rumor' that Armstrong proposed after winning the world's top bicycle race. A rep for Crow uttered a terse 'no comment' when asked about the engagement. An assistant for Armstrong's rep also declined comment, as her boss was on a plane. Crow has told pals in the past she would like to have a child with Armstrong."
"IS Lance Armstrong engaged to Sheryl Crow? The six-time Tour de France winner didn't object and neither did she when staffers at the Hotel de Crillon in Paris referred to his singing sweetie as his 'fiance.' Insiders at Crow's label, Interscope, said they had also heard the 'rumor' that Armstrong proposed after winning the world's top bicycle race. A rep for Crow uttered a terse 'no comment' when asked about the engagement. An assistant for Armstrong's rep also declined comment, as her boss was on a plane. Crow has told pals in the past she would like to have a child with Armstrong."
Wednesday, July 28, 2004
Doping and Lance Armstrong
Former pro cyclists Andy Hampsten responds to Greg Lemond's accusations of doping in cycling. If this ever proves to be true about Lance Armstrong, it will be bad news for him and cycling.
Saturday's mailbag: An open letter from Andy Hampsten, and your responses
Saturday's mailbag: An open letter from Andy Hampsten, and your responses
Ralph's stamp
Ralph Lauren is to be honored with a stamp in Jamaica.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5496762/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5496762/
Ralph expands
The NY Post reports on Ralph Lauren's expansion of his 5th Ave apartment.
http://www.nypost.com/realestate/18201.htm
July 24, 2004 -- Lifestyle fashion guru Ralph Lauren, who became a
billionaire stitching polo players onto the garments of middle-class
shoppers, has expanded his clubby Carnegie Hill place.
Sources tell us the arbiter of argyle has just signed to buy a seven-room
prewar co-op with a $7.2 million price tag, adjacent to his sprawling
duplex apartment at 1107 Fifth Ave.
Sources say he will incorporate the three-bedroom, four-bath apartment -
with several rooms overlooking the Central Park reservoir - into his
present 8,000-square-foot residence.
Listing agents Kyle Blackmon and Amanda Young of Brown Harris Stevens had
no comment about the transaction.
Long before Bronx-born Ralph changed his name from Lifshitz to Lauren, it
was cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post and her second husband (out
of four), E.F. Hutton, who owned the original 54-room triplex penthouse in
1107 Fifth, a 14-story building completed in 1925.
The Huttons had first owned a large townhouse on that land - which Marjorie
had purchased from the Burden family several years earlier. They then sold
the house to a developer with the agreement that it would be razed to make
way for the apartment building, in which they'd get the top three floors.
The ridiculously rich Marjorie Post Hutton had the interiors of the
original Burden mansion fitted into their new penthouse.
Lauren's home collection also includes a 13,000-acre ranch in Colorado, a
240-acre estate in Bedford and homes in Jamaica and East Hampton.
http://www.nypost.com/realestate/18201.htm
July 24, 2004 -- Lifestyle fashion guru Ralph Lauren, who became a
billionaire stitching polo players onto the garments of middle-class
shoppers, has expanded his clubby Carnegie Hill place.
Sources tell us the arbiter of argyle has just signed to buy a seven-room
prewar co-op with a $7.2 million price tag, adjacent to his sprawling
duplex apartment at 1107 Fifth Ave.
Sources say he will incorporate the three-bedroom, four-bath apartment -
with several rooms overlooking the Central Park reservoir - into his
present 8,000-square-foot residence.
Listing agents Kyle Blackmon and Amanda Young of Brown Harris Stevens had
no comment about the transaction.
Long before Bronx-born Ralph changed his name from Lifshitz to Lauren, it
was cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post and her second husband (out
of four), E.F. Hutton, who owned the original 54-room triplex penthouse in
1107 Fifth, a 14-story building completed in 1925.
The Huttons had first owned a large townhouse on that land - which Marjorie
had purchased from the Burden family several years earlier. They then sold
the house to a developer with the agreement that it would be razed to make
way for the apartment building, in which they'd get the top three floors.
The ridiculously rich Marjorie Post Hutton had the interiors of the
original Burden mansion fitted into their new penthouse.
Lauren's home collection also includes a 13,000-acre ranch in Colorado, a
240-acre estate in Bedford and homes in Jamaica and East Hampton.
Tuesday, June 22, 2004
Fortune.com - Intro - The Real Story
Tommy the barber quoted in Fortune. I never knew how connected he really is. Fortune.com - Intro - The Real Story
Monday, June 21, 2004
WearYELLOW LiveSTRONG
Support the Lance Armstrong Foundation with this $1 yellow LiveStrong wristband. WearYELLOW LiveSTRONG
Send your jeans to LA
Denim Doctors in LA are said to be the masters of the invisible patch. Ralph Lauren is a customer. Noted in my black book.
Sunday, June 20, 2004
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