Each week on my home page I feature one of the books we've published. This week it's "The Story of the Tour de France, 2020: The Tour During Covid-19, Better Late than Never". It's available as a Kindle eBook and as an audiobook .
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Each week on my home page I'm posting a picture of a winner of the Paris-Roubaix bike race, in year order. This week it's 1994 winner Andrei Tchmil.
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The project to watch all of Shakespeare's plays continues. I just finished the delightful "All Well that Ends Well". The photo is of the actor Baliol Holloway as the boastful character Parolles. On to Macbeth.
Each week on my home page I feature one of the books we've published. This week it's "The Story of the Tour de France. 2019: A year of new faces". It's available as a Kindle e Book or as an audiobook wonderfully voiced by ex-racer David Stanley.
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Each week on my home page I am posting a picture of a Paris-Roubaix winner, in year order. This week it's 1993 winner Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle, winning the second of his two consecutive victories. Duclos-Lassalle is the rider on the right.
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Moving along on the project to watch all of Shakespeare's plays, I just finished the dark and tragic "Timon of Athens". I'm with Herman Melville in believing this is among the most profound of Shakespeare's plays.
On to "All Well that Ends Well".
Each week on our home page we feature one of the books we've published. This week it's "The Story of the Tour de France, Vol 2, 1976 - 2018". It's available in print, Kindle eBook or Audiobook versions.
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I'm confused. Trump says the lawmakers who encourage service members to disobey unlawful order are traitors and should be punished with death. Didn't we hang a bunch of people in Nuremberg after World War 2 who said they were only following orders?
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Each week on my home page I post a picture of a Paris-Roubaix winner, in year order. This week it's 1992 winner Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle on his way to winning the first of his two Paris-Roubaix victories.
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Each week on my home page I feature one of the books we've published. This week it's "The Story of the Tour de France, Vol 1". It's available in print, Kindle eBook and audiobook versions. The audiobook is wonderfully voiced by ex-racer David Stanley.
https://t.co/uGdXVhKZvS
Moving along on the project to watch all of Shakespeare's plays, I just finished "Coriolanus". I thought it superb. Plus the performance by Irene Worth as Coriolanus' mother Volumnia might be the finest acting performance I have ever watched. On to "The Taming of the Shrew".
Each week on my home page I'm posting photo of a winner of Paris-Roubaix, in year order. This week it's 1991 winner Marc Madiot on his way to his second win in the race:
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Today in Belgium they ran the Flandriencross cyclocross race. I've posted complete results for both the men's & women's races. Still waiting for team reports.
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The project to watch all of Shakespeare's plays continues. I just finished "As You Like It". With nearly every line spoken you can feel the joy Shakespeare had to have felt as he wrote it. The picture is of Lawrence Olivier as Orlando in a 1936 film of the play.
Each week on my home page I'm posting a picture of a Paris-Roubaix winner, in year order. This week it's the photo finish of the 1990 edition with Eddie Planckaert just beating Steve Bauer.
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