It's all kicking off in head trauma sports medicine

[sTeamTraen]

I have been causing trouble again.

[Holylol]

I have been causing trouble again.

Oh, I've seen some tweets from you recently with screenshots and a lot of colouring (yellow, pink, blue...). I was wondering if you were starting an art project.

[TimW]

I have been causing trouble again.

Btw early on you say I tweeted about this article on March 1, 2003.

[Gfamily]

I have been causing trouble again.

Btw early on you say I tweeted about this article on March 1, 2003.

Probably cut and pasted from an earlier blogpost.

[sTeamTraen]

I have been causing trouble again.

Btw early on you say I tweeted about this article on March 1, 2003.

Probably cut and pasted from an earlier blogpost.

Thanks, I fixed it. I recycled a few sentences within the piece too.

[Gfamily]

Today's Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/ ... -protocols

[sTeamTraen]

Steve Haake, who I guess is the "butterfly who flapped its wings" in the words of that Guardian piece, had written an excellent blog post about the timeline.

[sTeamTraen]

The story has now been covered in the failing New York Times.

Sadly, they didn't use the quote that I confirmed was OK with the journalist, in which I described McCrory's excuses as "egregious b.llsh.t".

[Grumble]

Given the crashes suffered by motorbike riders in MotoGP we need robust concussion protocols that we can trust. It’s not an impact sport like rugby, but when impacts happen they are severe.

Marc Marquez was ruled out of last weekend’s race after suffering his 4th crash, an enormous high side that he staggered away from. Over the winter he had double vision after crashing on a motocross bike. These are very much live issues in many sports.

[sTeamTraen]

The plot thickens... as my colleague James Heathers shows, the journal where most of this malarkey took place has been manipulating its impact factor for years.