Hey Jay! Great Website. Greetings from Die Skilehrer
Denkmaschine 29.03.2007, 22:14 o'clock
Schöne Homepage! Freu\' mich schon auf aktuelle News!
fan from germany 26.03.2007, 00:07 o'clock
hello!
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fan from germany 26.03.2007, 00:05 o'clock
hello!
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Christel (the bringer of good wine and good spirits) and Claudi 23.03.2007, 14:11 o'clock
Hello Jay and Kristin, nice to meet you here. We definitely like and support your website, the photos and layout are excellent! We wish you all the best and hope that next year there will be a winning-Jay-photo amongst :)
if not we still love you...
And hopefully there will be a travel tip to our beautiful palatinate soon!!
Take care, Christel and Claudia
Hi Jay,
We enjoy keeping track of your successes on the world cup and hope you continue with your training and competing as we feel you have the potential to be on the podium. Your time will come. Good luck
Christopher Johnson 19.03.2007, 23:50 o'clock
Hello Jay! I\'m an old classmate from your high school days and a fellow Kasilofian or Kasilofite, or well, I too am from Kasilof. There\'s so much in life to occupy ones time that we have to make choices regarding the things we follow. Following sports has not made my list, so I haven\'t heard much about your biathlon career until now. And now you\'re on the last lap, so to speak. It sounds absolutely amazing. So many experience packed into one little website. I wish you the best of luck in your efforts working towards 2010.
When this chapter of you life does close, I think you need to become a politician or policy maker at least. You have some great philosophy about nutrition, doping, and the value of sports. Your experience and world perspective would make you a great leader. You have a great package to sell in terms of bolstering kids and young adults in making good choices that will yield positive effects in their lives and community. But don\'t think about what comes next. Instead, stay focused on 2010. Distractions are great life teachers, but often the lesson includes an aspect of loosing the original goal. Best of luck staying focused for a few more years!
With regard to nutrition, I would suggest that even non-athletes need to learn how to cook in order to make better nutritional choices. The rise in obesity in America is appalling--embarrassing really. Those who cook for themselves make better choices. And I\'m right there with your stance on eating like a vegetarian. Probably only athletes need to throw in a bit of meat, particularly organic, grass fed and free range types. It would behoove the rest of us to just eat the veggies. I even refrain from all dairy, but some fish, salmon in particular, I feel is an important brain food.
Anyway, I think your website is amazing. Thank you for taking the time to make it and share with the rest of us. If you ever make it down to the Dallas-Fort Worth area and need a place to hang your hat, you\'re always welcome to stay at my place.
Best wishes!
Rog the Dog 18.03.2007, 20:12 o'clock
The Jay... We are proud of your season. It started of a bit rocky, as we understood you were not healthy. It was great to wee you rebound and finish strong. Look forward to the coming training. Will you be training with the team? I think that would be great. Stay in touch. Hello to Kristin... Roger
