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- 1. Urban Flood Risk Digital Symposium - UCI Water-PIRE
- 2. 3D Video Games and Memory - UC Irvine
- 3. UCI Film Screening: I Wonder What You Will Remember From September
- 4. IS THERE A MOTOR ON THE CONTADOR'S BIKE AT THE GIRO D'ITALIA?
Urban Flood Risk Digital Symposium - UCI Water-PIRE
PPT Slides: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/l1d3iavuaubry7e/AAC8fWGUNnpN2GJ0dtLr4g-sa?dl=0 Agenda: Extreme Events In Southeast Australia & Southern ...
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jorge amado
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on 18 Mar 2016
Kys nig nog
3D Video Games and Memory - UC Irvine
How do 3D video games affect memory? Craig Stark, UC Irvine neurobiology and behavior professor, and Dane Clemenson, postdoctoral scholar-fellow, talk ...
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Z Whoopie
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on 14 Dec 2015
i play a lot of video games
Ablequerq
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on 19 Dec 2015
+Z Whoopie Goooooood for you.
teubert2
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on 12 Dec 2015
FIRST!
I bet the dislike is from someone who has a wrong idea about video games...
Z Whoopie
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on 14 Dec 2015
+teubert2 lol
UCI Film Screening: I Wonder What You Will Remember From September
"Through the use of written and visual poetry combined with documentary techniques,Cecilia Cornejo creates works of non-fiction that bring a personal ...
IS THERE A MOTOR ON THE CONTADOR'S BIKE AT THE GIRO D'ITALIA?
How can we define the UCI control on the Alberto Contador bike (Giro d'Italia, Stage 18) to check if there is a motor in the frame (why non in the wheels) of is ...
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Phil Adams
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on 31 Jan 2016
1:10 - WTF? Whacking his SRM cranks like that would pretty much guarantee
killing them. At the very least, the calibration will be seriously screwed.
F Maz
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on 01 Feb 2016
+Phil Adams Usually they take and inspect the bike after the race.//www.businessinsider.com.au/officials-have-finally-caught-a-cyclist-using-a-hidden-motor-in-competition-2016-2
seanek9
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on 13 Jun 2015
Its not liked they only looked at his bike. This whole narrative among
cycling fanboys that "this is ridiculous" or "trying to damage cycling" was
exactly what the fanboys of the doping era used to say. Bikes with
concealed motors exist, that in not up for discussion, and knowing the
mentality among professional cyclists spot checks are the only way to
prevent them being used.
mike kunnecke
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on 02 Feb 2016
Now that the Xfiles is back maybe we'll see a episode about the Ebike industry framing a young woman to boost sales ; -)
parmijo
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on 01 Feb 2016
+F Maz Unfortunately it is finally here. hope the uci details the type of motor/battery implemented and how many additional watts were provided and how much the motor/battery weighed.
F Maz
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on 01 Feb 2016
+parmijo Yup, even in the pro, they caught one: //www.businessinsider.com.au/officials-have-finally-caught-a-cyclist-using-a-hidden-motor-in-competition-2016-2
stevefm fm
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on 05 Sep 2015
+parmijo A spanner and a small mallet are a lot cheaper than an x-ray scanner.
mike kunnecke
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on 24 Jun 2015
+seanek9 The reason it is "Ridiculous" is to be at all useful the battery would need to be the Size of Two Water Bottles.
parmijo
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on 13 Jun 2015
+seanek9 Sure they exist, but not in the pro peloton. Its impossible to prove a negative and it is up to the uci to prove that motors actually exist in pro bikes. To date, not a single case. The ridiculous thing here is that they take the crank/bottom bracket apart. You could easily pass the bike through a scanner which would image any motor. The motor can only exist in 2 places. 1. In the bottom bracket area to apply power to the crank spindle. 2. In the rear hub to directly power the rear axle. Both areas could be scanned in 30 seconds or less without any dissasembly.
4chan fever
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on 13 Jun 2015
+seanek9 Cyclists would never brake the rules......especially not Contador......LOL
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