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...revelations contained in ?Game of Shadows,? the book by San Francisco Chronicle reporters Mark Fainaru-Wada and Lance Williams excerpted in this week?s issue of Sports Illustrated, which provides the most detailed, damning account to date of Bonds? steroid use. We already knew he took designer steroids ?the Cream? and ?the Clear?-America, say hello to Clomid, a women?s infertility drug that Bonds allegedly ingested, which helps steroid users recover testosterone production. According to the book, Bonds was so reliant on performance-enhancing drugs that when personal trainer Greg Anderson told him that he did not need another...
...star player, allowed Anderson access to Bonds and their clubhouse. The authors also write that in 2002, the year Bonds led the Giants to the World Series and won his fifth MVP award, frequent three-week steroid binges, in which he injected growth hormone every other day, took the Cream and the Clear on the other days, and finished the cycle with Clomid, sparked his performance...
...Didn?t we already know Bonds took steroids? Sure. More than a year ago he admitted taking the Cream and the Clear to a grand jury in the federal case against BALCO, the shady Bay Area drug supplier. But he denied knowing they were performance-enhancing drugs. That claim was hard enough to believe then-now, it?s laughable. Fainaru-Wada and Williams, who covered the BALCO case for two years and broke the news of Bonds? original grand jury testimony, look like they?ve built a fairly airtight case, as they?ve based their account on interviews with more...
...their perspective. But it would be too bad if viewers decide the lesson of Black. White. is that it's safest not to talk about race at all. If the show teaches anything, it's that race is unignorably dyed into the American experience. And no amount of cold cream can wash...
...will be surrounded by doctors, lawyers, and investment bankers. But among his classmates, Pappas’ profession might be one of a kind. After a quarter-century in the computer industry, Pappas left the business in 1994 and, the following year, started Lizzy’s Ice Cream in nearby Waltham. Now, with a scooper in hand, Pappas returns to Harvard Square. “I just love to come back,” he said yesterday. Nestled between Starbucks and the restaurant Cambridge, 1 on Church Street, Pappas’ store will offer exotic homemade flavors until...