Sorry, MU seeks and is advised by those who are much better educated,
older
and authored.

On Mon, 27 Sep 2004 03:11:19 GMT, Sam wrote:

Then what would?

Being a scientist who makes his life's work in such fields and contributes
in their subspecialities for one.

A Ph.D wouldn't hurt either.

How about working under such people as David Martin, Dan
Bernadot, Randy Wilber, Mike Stone, Jay T Kearney..

That must have been very heavy, all those people on top of you.

Nah, I learned nothing
from them or the 18 months I spent working for the USOC or the last 5 years
with USA Cycling.

Then I suggest you quit.