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• - A non-profit organization that supports people in managing and surviving cancer. Includes lectures, a FAQ, a forum, and information about the Ride for the Roses, an annual fundraiser.
  
• - An excellent Lance Armstrong photo gallery from EuroCyclingNews.com. About a hundred photos of Lance from 1994 to Sydney Olympics 2000. If you are a Lance fan, you'll love this site.
  
• - Nike presents video journals of the Lance in the 2000 Tour de France, updates, and pre-tour training information.
  
• - A 1997 interview with Armstrong on the pages of the Testicular Cancer Resource Center. The cyclist talks about his fight with the disease.
  
• - Some pictures, a concise biography and commentary back up AskMen.com's "Man Of The Week" honors for Armstrong.
  
• - Americans have always ignored cycling and the Tour de France. This year, says TIME.com's Jessica Reaves, it's time to tune in.
  
• - The very newest photos of Lance and the US Postal Team at the 2001 Tucson Training Camp. The team is wearing the new uniforms for 2001, and showing off the new team members.
  
• - A tribute to Lance Armstrong - news, quotes, links, fan guestbook, mini poll. Check out the feature story, "All for the Love of Lance and the Posties".
  
• - Image galleries, bio, and related links.
  
• - While this is from last year, it is a very thorough astrological view about how the Stars influence this athletic star, if you are into astrology.
  
• - Features brief article on the cancer survivor, husband, father and cycling champion, along with past articles.
  
• - A 1997 interview with Armstrong just as the rider was beginning his cycling comeback after battle with cancer.