approximately 8 replica rolex Pearlmaster White Gold watch miles of the 133-mile stretch

Courtesy of paul-simpson.org on Flickr.The third stage of this years Tour de France has riders spooked. Reuters reports that approximately 8 replica rolex Pearlmaster White Gold watch miles of the 133-mile stretch between Wanze and Arenberg-Porte de Hainaut are paved with potentially hazardous cobblestones. A host of Tour veterans, including those riders who have had a chance to train on the course, have voiced their concerns.Jens Voigt, a German rider preparing to embark on his 13th Tour outing, asked, The Tour de France is already a spectacle. Do we need to add this?Lance Armstrong, the self-proclaimed optimist and realist, tweeted of the cobblestones, Going.To.Be.Carnage.

The approach to the first section of cobbles, it will be full replica rolex President 18k & SS watch speed. I imagine there will be a crash, Jonathan Vaughters, a Team Garmin-Transitions manager, said. Someone will lose the race that day.--Riley BlantonThe Tour de France is only days away. Check out the video above, from Versus, about Lance Armstrongs chances for nabbing the yellow jersey again in 2010. Watch our blog for upcoming analyses of the Tour by The Spoke Word, and get more info in our July issue, which features Lance Armstrong, Floyd Landis, and the Six Rules of the Road. --Aileen Torres

NRDC put out this video on the spill featuring surfer Laird Hamilton and volleyball star Gabrielle Reece. The two recently visited the Gulf of Mexico and spoke about how they reacted to the damage. This is actually an oil flow. This isnt an oil spill.Laird replica rolex President 18k Gold watch Hamilton--Joe SpringjoespringThe winners of the 2010 Mountain Click Photo Competition at the ninth annual Teva Mountain Games were announced today, with winners in three categories:Performance, Vibe, and Mountain Magic.Amateur and professional photographers submitted photos for a chance at cash prizes and the opportunity for first-place winners to have their work published in the October issue of Outside magazine.