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Anyone run these Roms and offer a comparison? I am looking for stability and battery life, don't care about themes
Anyone run these Roms and offer a comparison? I am looking for stability and battery life, don't care about themes
Running Apex 2 Beta, no random reboots, all functionality works, and the deal-breaker for me is Facebook app integration with contacts.
Liberty 0.4 (haven't tried .5 yet) did not offer that level of functionality, and most other benefits of liberty can be found in the oc app, and liberty toolbox, so I have been sticking with Apex. As far as I could tell in my limited usage Liberty is also stable, and I do like the new replacement boot logo which has followed me to Apex and I have no problem keeping.
I also have been paying attention to the politics of charging people for betas and that has put a bad taste in my mouth for jrummy overall.
DROID X w/ Liberty GB 0.7 @ 1.15 ULV w/smartass governor
So with Apex, you can not sync FB contacts onto your phone?
Yeah, I updated to apex from liberty v.4 making sure to wipe data, cache, dalvik cache without issue following fabs instructions for that version. Think it was install kernel then part 1 in one clockwork session then reboot and download apps login etc. Reboot into cw and install part 2. No issues at all since. Apex runs awesome.
Droid X - Deodexed, Liguid Gingerbread 2.3, QuickClock Advanced balanced. Go Launcher and SwiftKey. Handcent SMS.
Thanks for the input!
I was coming from Apex2 alpha 2 and although I followed Fab's instructions, I was never able to get 3g data working. I could make calls/text but no data. My fix for this was to clear data/cache/davlik and install the TBH .591 rooted leak over what I already did, and from there I installed part 1 and 2 of the beta, and now everything's running peachy!
Oh, and titanium backup is highly recommended! I used it for the first time in this scenario, and I can't believe I never tried it before, the free version works perfectly.
DROID X w/ Liberty GB 0.7 @ 1.15 ULV w/smartass governor
So wait. Can this be used with Liberty? 'Cause I'm running Liberty v.05 right now, and the main thing I was missing was Facebook contact sync. I was going to switch to Apex mainly for that (and for fun) until the OTA hit. But if I can use this with Liberty, I'll just stay here until the OTA hits and then pick the best ROM using the official release.

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Steven E. Jones
Steven Earl Jones is an American physicist. Among scientists, Jones became known for his long research on muon-catalyzed fusion.[1][2][3] Otherwise, Jones is mostly known for cofounding Scholars for 9/11 Truth in 2005, then leaving and founding Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Justice in 2006, both concerned with the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center (WTC).[4][5] Jones has claimed that mere airplane crashes and fires could not have resulted in so rapid a fall of the WTC buildings, suggesting controlled demolition instead.[5][6] In late 2006, some time after Brigham Young University officials placed him on paid leave, Jones retired as professor emeritus.
Jones earned his bachelor's degree in physics, magna cum laude, from Brigham Young University in 1973, and his Ph.D. in physics from Vanderbilt University in 1978. Jones conducted his PhD research at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (from 1974 to 1977), and post-doctoral research at Cornell University and the Los Alamos Meson Physics Facility.[7]
Research interests and background[edit]
Jones conducted research at the Idaho National Laboratory, in Arco, Idaho where, from 1979 to 1985, he was a senior engineering specialist. He was principal investigator for experimental muon-catalyzed fusion from 1982 to 1991 for the U.S. Department of Energy, Division of Advanced Energy Projects. From 1990 to 1993, Jones studied deuterium based fusion in the context of condensed matter physics under U.S. Department of Energy and Electric Power Research Institute sponsorship. Jones also collaborated in experiments at other physics labs, including TRIUMF (Vancouver, British Columbia), KEK (Tsukuba, Japan), and the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory near Oxford University.[7]
Around 1985, Jones became interested in the anomalous concentration of helium-3 found in gases escaping from volcanoes. He hypothesized that high pressures in the Earth's interior might make fusion more likely, and began a series of experiments on what he referred to as piezofusion, or high-pressure fusion. To characterize the reactions, Jones designed and constructed a neutron counter that was capable of accurately measuring minuscule numbers of neutrons produced in his experiments. The counter indicated that a small amount of fusion was occurring. Jones claimed that the results indicate that fusion is at least possible, although the process was unlikely to be useful as an energy source.
Jones' interests extend to archaeometry, solar energy,[8][9] and, like numerous professors at BYU, archaeology and the Book of Mormon.[10] For example, he has sought radiocarbon dating evidence of the existence of pre-Columbian horses in the Americas,[11] though initial results have indicated the equine remains tested are modern in origin,[12] and has interpreted archaeological evidence from the ancient Mayans as supporting his faith's belief that Jesus Christ visited America.[13]
Muon-catalyzed fusion[edit]
In the mid-1980s, Jones and other BYU scientists worked on what he referred to as Cold Nuclear Fusion in a Scientific American article (the process is currently known as muon-catalyzed fusion to avoid confusion with the cold fusion concept proposed by Pons and Fleischman). Muon-catalyzed fusion was a field of some interest during the 1980s as a potential energy source; however, its low energy output appears to be unavoidable (because of alpha-muon sticking losses). Jones led a research team that, in 1986, achieved 150 fusions per muon (average), releasing over 2,600 MeV of fusion energy per muon, a record which still stands.[14]
Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann (Pons and Fleischmann or P&F) commenced their work at approximately the same time. Jones became aware of their work when they applied for research funding from the Department of Energy (DOE), after which the DOE forwarded their proposal to Jones for peer review. When Jones realized that their work was similar, he and P&F agreed to release their papers to Nature on the same day (March 24, 1989). However, P&F announced their results at a press event the day before. Jones faxed his paper to Nature.[15]
A New York Times article says that although peer reviewers were harshly critical of P&F's research, they did not apply such criticism to Jones' significantly more modest, theoretically supported findings. Although critics insisted that Jones's results were probably caused by experimental error,[16] the majority of the reviewing physicists claimed that he was a careful scientist. Later research and experiments have supported Jones' metallic "cold fusion" reports.[17]
World Trade Center destruction controversy[edit]
On September 22, 2005 Jones presented his views on the collapse of the World Trade Center towers and World Trade Center 7 at a BYU seminar attended by approximately 60 people. Jones claimed that a variety of evidence defies the mainstream collapse theory and favors controlled demolition, using nanothermite. The evidence Jones cited included the speed and symmetry of the collapses, and characteristics of dust jets. Additionally, Jones claims that he has identified grey/red flakes found in the dust as nanothermite traces. He has also claimed that the thermite reaction products (aluminium oxide and tiny iron spheres) were also found in the dust.[18] He called for further scientific investigation to test the controlled demolition theory and the release of all relevant data by the government.[19] Shortly after the seminar, Jones placed a research paper entitled "Why Indeed Did the WTC Buildings Collapse?" on his page in the Physics department website, noting that BYU had no responsibility for the paper.[20]
Jones subsequently defended the WTC research in lectures at Idaho State University, Utah Valley State College, University of Colorado at Boulder and University of Denver, the Utah Academy of Science, Sonoma State University, University of California at Berkeley, and the University of Texas at Austin.[21][22][23][24][25][26][27]
On September 7, 2006, Jones removed his paper from BYU's website at the request of administrators and was placed on paid leave.[28] The university cited its concern about the "increasingly speculative and accusatory nature" of Jones' work and that perhaps Jones' research had "not been published in appropriate scientific venues" as reasons for putting him under review. The review was to have been conducted at three levels: BYU administration, the College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and the Physics Department.[29] Jones' colleagues also defended Jones' 9/11 work to varying degrees,[30] and Project Censored lists his 9/11 research among the top mainstream media censored stories of 2007.[31]
Jones' placement on paid leave drew criticism from the American Association of University Professors and the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. Both organizations have long been critics of BYU's record on academic freedom.[32] Jones "welcomed the review" because he hoped it would "encourage people to read his paper for themselves," however the review was abandoned (contrary to Jones' request) when Jones elected to retire, effective January 1, 2007.[33]
Jones has been interviewed by mainstream news sources and has made a number of public appearances. Although Jones has urged caution in drawing conclusions,[34] some believe that his public comments have indicated a significant degree of certainty on the controlled demolition of the World Trade Center and the culpability of elements within the U.S. government.[35] In one interview, Jones asserted that the attacks were "an 'inside job', puppeteered by the neoconservatives in the White House to justify the occupation of oil-rich Arab countries, inflate military spending, and expand Israel."[36] His name is often mentioned in reporting about 9/11 conspiracy theories.[37]
Jones has published several papers suggesting that the World Trade Center was demolished with explosives, but his 2005 paper, "Why Indeed Did the WTC Buildings Collapse?" was his first paper on the topic and was considered controversial both for its content and its claims to scientific rigor.[38] Jones' early critics included members of BYU's engineering faculty;[39] shortly after he made his views public, the BYU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences and the faculty of structural engineering issued statements in which they distanced themselves from Jones' work. They noted that Jones' "hypotheses and interpretations of evidence were being questioned by scholars and practitioners," and expressed doubts on whether they had been "submitted to relevant scientific venues that would ensure rigorous technical peer review."[40]
Jones maintained that the paper was peer-reviewed prior to publication within a book "9/11 and American Empire: Intellectuals Speak Out" by D.R. Griffin.[41] The paper was published in the online "Journal of 9/11 Studies", a journal co-founded and co-edited by Jones for the purpose of "covering the whole of research related to 9/11/2001." The paper also appeared in a volume of essays edited by David Ray Griffin and Peter Dale Scott.[42]
In April 2008, Jones, along with four other authors, published a letter in The Bentham Open Civil Engineering Journal, titled, 'Fourteen Points of Agreement with Official Government Reports on the World Trade Center Destruction'.[43] In August 2008, Jones, along with Kevin Ryan and James Gourley, published a peer-reviewed article in The Environmentalist, titled, 'Environmental anomalies at the World Trade Center: Evidence for energetic materials'.[44]
In April 2009, Jones, along with Niels H. Harrit and 7 other authors published a paper in The Open Chemical Physics Journal, titled, 'Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe'.[45] The editor of the journal, Professor Marie-Paule Pileni, an expert in explosives and nano-technology,[46][47] resigned. She received an e-mail from the Danish science journal Videnskab asking for her professional assessment of the article's content.[48][49]
Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice[edit]
Jones was a founding member of Scholars for 9/11 Truth for approximately one year as co-chair with James H. Fetzer. From mid-November 2006 until the end of that year, Jones, Fetzer and a series of other researchers and individuals engaged in an open dispute about the direction the organization should take. Fetzer claimed that Jones wanted to suppress exotic weaponry theories about 9/11, specifically those of Judy Wood which suggested that the destruction of the WTC may have been caused by directed energy weapons.[50] Jones and others examined the claims — such as the hypothesis that mini-nukes were used on the WTC Towers — and delineated empirical reasons for rejecting them.[51]
In December 2006, Steven Jones and about 4/5ths of the members voted to leave the Scholars for 9/11 Truth organization[52] to establish Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice,.[53] While Jones is not a committee member of Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice, his work is supported and documented by the group. By April 2010, that organization had grown to over 800 members.[54]
Jones had been co-chair of Scholars for 9/11 Truth up until December 5, 2006. Following a dispute with co-chair James Fetzer over the direction the organization was taking, Jones resigned his membership and joined Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice.
Jones is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Jones has been described as "a devout Mormon."[38]
Jones is co-editor of Journal of 9/11 Studies.[55]
Recognition and awards[edit]
- 1968, David O. McKay Scholarship at BYU; National Merit Scholar[7]
- 1973-1978 Tuition Scholarship and Research Fellowship at Vanderbilt University
- 1989 Outstanding Young Scholar Award (BYU); Best of What's New for 1989 (Popular Science); Creativity Prize (Japanese Creativity Society)
- 1990 BYU Young Scholar Award; Annual Lecturer, BYU Chapter of Sigma Xi
- ^ Steven E Jones & Johann Rafelski, AIP Conference Proceedings, 181: Muon-catalyzed Fusion: Sanibel Island, FL 1988 (New York: American Institute of Physics, 1989).
- ^ George L Trigg, ed, Encyclopedia of Applied Physics, Volume 14: Physical Geology to Polymer Dynamics (New York: VCH Publishers, 1996), p 112: "Dr. Steven Jones of Brigham Young University, who had long studied muon-catalyzed fusion...".
- ^ Thomas F Gieryn, Cultural Boundaries of Science: Credibility on the Line (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1999), pp 198–99.
- ^ Stephen E Atkins, "Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Justice" pp 385–87, in S E Atkins, ed, The 9/11 Encyclopedia, 2nd edn (Santa Barbara CA: ABC-CLIO, 2011).
- ^ a b Anthony Summers & Robbyn Swan, The Eleventh Day: The Full Story of 9/11 (New York: Ballantine Books, 2011), p 99.
- ^ Peter Phillips & Mickey Huff w/ Project Censored, eds, Media Democracy in Action: Censored 2010: The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2008-09 (New York: Seven Stories Press, 2009), "Censored 2007 #18", pp 140–41.
- ^ a b c Brigham Young University: Steven E. Jones's CV
- ^ "Steven E. Jones' biography at BYU". Retrieved 2006-08-03.
- ^ "The Solar Funnel Cooker".
- ^ For the relationship between BYU and Mormon apologetics scholarship see generally John-Charles Duffy. "Defending the Kingdom, Rethinking the Faith: How Apologetics Is Reshaping Mormon Orthodoxy." Sunstone, May 2004, 22-55.
- ^ Anonymous. "Out of the Dust" in Journal of Book of Mormon Studies Volume 10 Issue 1.
- ^ Our Collective Responsibility: The Ethics and Practice of Archaeological Collections Stewardship, ed. S. Terry Childs, Washington, D. C.: Society for American Archaeology, 2004, pg. 30
- ^ Behold My Hands: Evidence for Christ's Visit in Ancient America, by Steven Jones, article claiming evidence that Jesus Christ visited the Americas (also here)
- ^ Jones, Steven Earl (1986). "Muon-catalysed fusion revisited". Nature. Nature Publishing Group. Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ Jones's manuscript on history of cold fusion at BYU, Ludwik Kowalski, March 5, 2004
- ^ Browne, Malcolm W. (1989). "Physicists Debunk Claim Of a New Kind of Fusion". Science (The New York Times). Retrieved 2006-07-14.
- ^ Czerski, K. and Huke, A. and Biller, A. and Heide, P. and Hoeft, M. and Ruprecht, G.; Huke, A.; Biller, A.; Heide, P.; Hoeft, M.; Ruprecht, G. (2001). "Enhancement of the electron screening effect for d+ d fusion reactions in metallic environments". Europhysics Letters (pdfBibcode:2001EL.....54..449C. doi:10.1209/epl/i2001-00265-7. "...the observed enhancement of the electron screening in metal targets can, in tendency, explain the small neutron production rates observed in the cold-fusion experiment of Jones [reference 1989 Nature paper]." ) (Europhysics Letters) 54 (4): 449–455, Volume 54, number 4. More than one of
specified (help) - ^ http://www.benthamscience.com/open/tocpj/articles/V002/7TOCPJ.htm?TOCPJ/2009/00000002/00000001/7TOCPJ.SGM
- ^ Jones, Steven E. "Why Indeed Did the WTC Buildings Collapse?". Retrieved 2008-09-09. "I presented my objections to the "official" theory at a seminar at BYU on September 22, 2005, to about 60 people. I also showed evidence and scientific arguments for the explosive demolition theory."
- ^ Jones, Steven E. "Why Indeed Did the WTC Buildings Collapse?". Archived from the original on 2005-11-24. Retrieved 2010-04-10.
- ^ Jones, Steven E (2006-09-22). "What Caused Not Two but Three World Trade Center Skyscrapers to COMPLETELY Collapse on 9/11/2001?" (pdf). Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ Jones, Steven E (2006-02-01). "9/11 Revisited: Scientific and Ethical Questions". Retrieved 2007-09-04.[dead link]
- ^ Riley, Michael (2006-10-29). "Backers hail 9/11 theorist's speech". Denver & The West (Denver Post). Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ Dean, Suzanne (2006-04-10). "Physicist says heat substance felled WTC". Deseret Morning News. Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ "Scholars For Truth Founder Is Keynote Speaker for Media Accountability Conference, Nov. 3 And 4". 2006-10-26. Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ "Analysis of the World Trade Center Destruction". Lifting the Fog: The Scientific Method Applied to the World Trade Center Disaster. 2006-11-11. Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ "The Twin Towers in scientific detail". Project for a New American Citizen: Rebuilding America's Senses. 2007-04-14. Retrieved 2007-09-04.[dead link]
- ^ Walch, Tad (2006-09-14). "BYU's Jones Denies Bias". Deseret News. Retrieved 2007-10-09.
- ^ McFarland, Sheena (2006-09-08). "BYU prof on paid leave for 9/11 theory". Salt Lake Tribune.
- ^ Walch, Tad (2006-09-18). "Three at BYU praise Jones". Deseret News. Retrieved 2007-09-03.
- ^ Kramer, John; David Abbott and Courtney Wilcox (2007). "Physicist Challenges Official 9-11 Story". Project Censored. Archived from the original on 2007-09-02. Retrieved 2007-09-03.
- ^ Walch, Tad (2006-09-14). "BYU action on Jones lamented". Deseret Morning News. Retrieved 2007-09-03.
- ^ Walch, Tad (2006-10-21). "BYU professor in dispute over 9/11 will retire: Jones had been placed on leave 6 weeks ago". Deseret Morning News. Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ Jones, Steven E (2006-07-18). "Answers to Objections and Questions" (PDF). Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ Narain, Jaya (2006-09-06). "Fury as academics claim 9/11 was 'inside job'". London Daily Mail. Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ Asquith, Christina (2006-09-05). "Who really blew up the twin towers?". Education Guardian Weekly (London: The Guardian). Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ Dwyer, Jim (2006-09-02). "U.S. Reports Seek to Counter Conspiracy Theories About 9/11". New York Times. Retrieved 2008-04-08.
- ^ a b Gravois, John (2006-06-23). "Professors of Paranoia?". The Chronicle of Higher Education 52 (42). p. A.10. Retrieved 2007-09-03. "Soon after Mr. Jones posted his paper online, the physics department at Brigham Young moved to distance itself from his work. The department released a statement saying that it was 'not convinced that his analyses and hypotheses have been submitted to relevant scientific venues that would ensure rigorous technical peer review.'"
- ^ Firmage, D. Allan (2006-04-09). "Refuting 9/11 Conspiracy Theory". Letter to the Editor. NetXNews (online edition of College Times, the Utah Valley State College student newspaper). Retrieved 2007-09-04.
- ^ McIlvain, Ryan (2005-12-05). "Censor rumors quelled". BYU NewsNet. Retrieved 2007-09-04. "Professor Jones's department and college administrators are not convinced that his analyses and hypotheses have been submitted to relevant scientific venues that would ensure rigorous technical peer review. The structural engineering faculty in the Fulton College of Engineering and Technology do not support the hypotheses of Professor Jones."
- ^ Tad Walch (2006-11-08). "BYU places '9/11 truth' professor on paid leave". Deseret News. Retrieved 2008-06-01.
- ^ Griffin, David Ray (ed.); Peter Dale Scott (ed.) (2006-08-23). 9/11 and American Empire: Intellectuals Speak Out, Vol 1. Olive Branch Press. p. 247 pages. ISBN 1-56656-659-2.
- ^ Jones, Steven E. "Fourteen Points of Agreement with Official Government Reports on the World Trade Center Destruction". Archived from the original on 2008-06-10. Retrieved 2008-04-23.
- ^ Jones, Steven E. "Environmental anomalies at the World Trade Center: evidence for energetic materials". Retrieved 2008-06-09.
- ^ Harrit, Niels H. "Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe". Retrieved 2010-10-11.
- ^ "Professor Marie-Paule Pileni". Laboratoire des Matériaux Mésoscopiques et Nanométriques. Université Pierre et Marie Curie. Retrieved 2009-09-14. "1990-1994: Société Nationale des Poudres et Explosifs, SNPE, France."
- ^ "Marie-Paule Pileni". Georgia Institute of Technology. Retrieved 2009-09-14.
- ^ Hoffmann, Thomas (April 28, 2009). "Chefredaktør skrider efter kontroversiel artikel om 9/11". Videnskab. Retrieved November 15, 2009. "Mailen får hende til med det samme at smække med døren til tidsskriftet."
- ^ Oder, Norman. "Hoax Article Accepted by "Peer-Reviewed" OA Bentham Journal". Retrieved 2011-01-01.
- ^ Fetzer, Jim. "An Open Letter about Steven Jones".
- ^ Jones, Steven E. (2006-09-28). "Hard Evidence Repudiates the Hypothesis that Mini-Nukes Were Used on the WTC Towers". Retrieved 2009-04-15.
- ^ "Scholars for 9/11 Truth 7 Justice: FAQ". Retrieved 2009-04-15.
- ^ Scholars for 9/11 Truth and Justice
- ^ Scholars for 9/11 Truth & Justice Members Page
- ^ Journal of 9/11 Studies
External links[edit]
- BYU energy research
- Brookings.com - 'Cold Fusion'
- The BYU Solar Funnel Cooker/Cooler and Solar Cooker on Project Gutenberg
- Physicist Challenges Official 9-11 Story - 'Top 25 Censored Stories of 2007,' Project Censored, Nov, 2006.
- Podcast of WTC demolition debate between engineer Leslie Robertson and physicist Steven Jones on KGNU radio, Oct. 26, 2006.
- Analysis of the World Trade Center Destruction by Steven Jones, video recording of the one day conference "Lifting the fog: the scientific method applied to the world trade center disaster" held at the University of California, Berkeley Campus, November 11, 2006.
Links covering Steven Jones' Cold Fusion research[edit]
- Infinite Energy Magazine article covering Cold Fusion with mention of Jones' contributions
- WIRED Magazine article covering Cold Fusion with mention of Jones' contributions
Links covering Steven Jones' 9/11 research[edit]
- Scholars For 9/11 Truth & Justice
- 'Why Indeed Did the WTC Buildings Collapse?' by Steven E. Jones
- 'Answers to Objections and Questions' PDF presentation by Steven E. Jones
- Gravois, John (2006). "A theory that just won't die". News. CanWest Interactive. Retrieved 2006-08-21.
- 'Fourteen Points of Agreement with Official Government Reports on the World Trade Center Destruction', by Steven E. Jones, Frank M. Legge, Kevin R. Ryan, Anthony F. Szamboti, & James R. Gourley. The Open Civil Engineering Journal, Volume 2, Issue 1, pp. 35–40.
- 'Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe', by Niels H. Harrit, Jeffrey Farrer, Steven E. Jones, Kevin R. Ryan, Frank M. Legge, Daniel Farnsworth, Gregg Roberts, James R. Gourley, Bradley R. Larsen. The Open Chemical Physics Journal, Volume 2, pp. 7–31.


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FUN FACTS The male is a brightly-colored mix of green, red, white and brown with a conspicuous crest. The female is a much more subtly-colored mix of brown and gray with an obvious white "tear drop" around and behind the eye. Wood ducks nest in tree cavities sometimes several feet high above the ground and readily use artificial nest boxes. CONSERVATION At the turn of the century, over hunting for its plumage and habitat loss forced it to the verge of extinction. Today the population is stable and they are very common in captivity. The Tennessee Aquarium has a pair in the Delta Country exhibit.
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``They always want to win,'' I said.
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``It may not be that dire,'' said Alice as she passed the fruit salad around the table. ``How many people do we know who are losing a home?''
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``You know your money is becoming worthless when the government sends it back to you,'' said Uncle Chet. ``And you know the Republicans can't be serious when they put up a retro-candidate like McCain. He makes Dole look like a fresh face.''
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``I think he should pick Edwards,'' said Alice. ``They're both good on health care and the war, and Edwards seems stronger than he was four years ago.''
``Edwards for attorney general,'' said Uncle Chet.
``How about Bill Richardson?'' asked Hon. ``He's experienced, progressive and he'd bring out the Hispanic vote. They might even win Texas.''
``That's my choice,'' said Uncle Chet. ``With the black vote and the Hispanic vote, we wouldn't even need a majority of the white vote to win the White House. But I think Obama will win the white vote when it's down to a two-man race: It's not rocket science when one guy's singing `bomb, bomb, bomb, bomb-bomb Iran,' and the other's offering you peace, solar energy and affordable health care.''
``I think we're forgetting the women's vote,'' said Alice. ``A lot of women were really hoping for Hillary and they're going to be disappointed in the Democrats, especially if McCain runs with Condoleezza.''
``Condoleezza would kill McCain,'' said Uncle Chet. ``He can't run with her, then try to claim he's different from Bush. Not happening, though I wish it would. Love to see it. Can you imagine a black on both sides? Then who would all those `hard-working' West Virginians have to vote for?''
``McCain could pick Romney,'' I suggested.
``Romney or Huckabee,'' said Hon.
``I think Huckabee would be stronger, especially in the south,'' said Alice.
``Obama and Richardson, versus McCain and Huckabee,'' I pondered.
``You're all wrong. He's running with Lieberman,'' said Uncle Chet. ``Who's at his side now, stoking fears of domestic terrorism? Joseph Lieberman. Who's traveling around with him, grabbing the microphone when he has a senior moment? Joseph Lieberman, the former Democrat and the biggest reason Gore lost eight years ago. All the `Joementum' is with the GOP this time, and we already know that's the kiss of death.''
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After surviving more than a decade of crack cocaine and alcohol addiction, the author latched onto a pack of friends who introduced him to bicycle touring—and reminded him that there are multiple forms of recovery
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I had already decided that I would stay on the bike no matter what.
After weeks of postponements and calendar conflicts and overtime work hours, I was finally in the saddle and pedaling. The dread I had felt about riding—or really about all the riding I wasn't doing—began to fizzle away as I set off on a training loop near Great Sacandaga Lake, in upstate New York.
It was early July, and I had set aside a few days to start preparing for a weeklong ride I was hosting a few weeks hence with a group of friends. I pedaled a circle around the top of the mountain near my cabin, just northeast of Saratoga on the first big rise of the Adirondacks. Then I dropped down a long, steep hill. There was only one way back up, so the real training would begin soon enough. First, though, I cruised over 20 miles of rollers on the shoreline that made for nice riding. My bike, pretty much custom-built with an elevated handlebar to accommodate my unique physiological quirks, was running smooth, and I was starting to feel okay. The rugged ascent loomed.
About that dread I'd been feeling: I know it probably sounds odd. Most people with this sort of vacation on the horizon spend days and nights dreaming about quality time in the saddle. And the last time I headed out on a bike tour with some of the same friends, to Colombia, I'd had one of the best weeks of my life. But I had trained hard for that one—the Andes have a way of getting your attention. This trip had snuck up on me.
Even with a decent amount of training, I'd be no threat to blow up a peloton. A 55-year-old with a complicated health history, I had dropped a few parts along the way. I have no gall bladder, no spleen, one kidney, and half a pancreas, partly because I had cancer and partly because doctors have permission to go most of the way toward killing you in order to save your life. Long-ago radiation treatments left me with a severely angled and constricted neck, which complicates my ability to see where I'm going. And in my younger days, I'd spent more time bent over a shot glass, an ashtray, or a cocaine-lined mirror than a handlebar. During my 20s, which is the prime of many cyclists' lives, I became one of those skeevy crackheads you try not to stare at when you come across them on the street.
David Carr enjoys a moment of repose in the Adirondacks. (JJ Sulin)
So, not the prototypical leader of a complicated cycling vacation, but here I was. Today's ascent back up the mountain would be ugly and wobbly, but I've done plenty of long climbs out of low places—so much so that I feel like the odds are in my favor when they're against me. It's familiar, comfortable even. I pulled over for water and to gather myself. But before I could unclip, I hit some sand and tipped over, pulling my arms in to protect myself. When I landed, my right arm cracked a rib underneath it.
I eventually got to my feet and looked up that hill with new eyes.
ADIRONDACK PARK, in spite of its proximity to the densely packed Northeast, is the largest protected area in the contiguous United States. At more than 6 million acres, it's bigger than Yellowstone, Yosemite, Glacier, the Grand Canyon, and Great Smoky Mountains national parks combined. It holds a relatively ancient place in the American narrative, with many roads dating to the Revolutionary War. There are soaring mountains, pretty lakes, and big wooded hollows—but it's not necessarily the first place you'd pick for a long-haul bike ride. Because any development arose from logging, the roads are few and far between and the towns are scattered. Unlike the nearby cycling paradise of Vermont, the Adirondacks make you earn every lunch, every cheap motel bed.
These logistical challenges were complicated by the fact that I had never planned a bike trip before. I entombed myself in a mound of road maps and cycling books and hammered away at Google until I eventually emerged with what seemed like a working itinerary—albeit one that was still partially based on hopeful guesses. My idea was to do a loop that made a necklace of various lakes, with the jewel of the High Peaks region in the middle: six days, about 300 miles total. Our ethos would be to go cheap and ride until something beautiful pulls us off our saddles.
Your vision of such trips may involve a posse of fit, like-minded people who double-check their maps, their equipment, and their plans, then hit the road. This would not be one of those.
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Fri, 2013-09-13 13:10
Fantastic story. The best I've read in Bicycling Mag in a long time. thanks for publishing. Give this guy Armstrong's medals. His is the opposite drug story.
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Thu, 2013-09-12 15:00
Great story, I can't say I have had the same struggles that you have, however, there is something about the repetitive nature of pedaling that silences all other stress in the world. The amount of focus I need to ride forces me to put aside everything else, however it is repetitive enough to let my mind wander. Thank you for sharing your story, it's inspired me to look into organizing a longer ride myself.
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Tue, 2013-09-10 15:32
This is a great story. Cycling has changed me and my life as well. I am a recovering person too, with almost 25 years of sobriety now. Cycling has helped me overcome many fears and taught me that I can accomplish anything. When I have been stressed it has soothed me, when I have been depressed, it has revived my joy and reminded me I am free. It has made me stronger in body, spirit and mind. It has created a community of like minded individuals who have welcomed me into the fold. It has provided a place where I can contribute and belong. I am grateful to have discovered the joy of cycling in my forties and that I have the physical ability to continue to share the joy of riding into my sixties. Long live the bike.
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Tue, 2013-09-10 12:14
So many sweet and refreshing bits. Thank you for your story.
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Fri, 2013-09-06 15:41
What, no comment? Well, we're dealing with a different target audience here, altogether. I remember biking when I was young, before the, um, complications. Damn good times. Before biking magazines. When you got on a bike and just rode. Sixty miles one-way. Mom and Dad wondering where I went. This reminded me of that. King Bastard of a story, Carr. Better than any NYT stuff. Put me back there. Write another book. Damn hell man, you've got to say you made it, to everyone else who made it and can read it. The UP stories.
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Hammock deals (share them if you find them)?
I have found on other camping/gear related forums that a thread for sales and deals that members find for equipment and want to share to be of great value...literally. Times are hard and finding a nice price spreads itself pretty far in its effect, specially when it is considered a "hobby" by family members, lol. And if anyone is even remotely like me, I still screw up OFTEN even after doing my "research" and have to do upgrades just as OFTEN.
I was wondering if it was within the rules and in the interest of other forum members (and of course the mods) to possibly put a sticky thread in the "for sale" section for sweet deals/coupons/sales they find when gear hunting? Not only will it help us save money it would also help keep this type of info centralized on the forum-less work for the mods during spring cleanings. And if this already exist and I'm missing it then could some kind soul point me in the general direction. Hmmm...i did find the "other vendors" section and that is sort of like it but it looks like its more of a place for vendors to post deals and to say thanks for the awesome work they do, not a place for us to share sales and such. I'll keep looking.
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Although I'm not sure if it is actually allowed by the rules people do at times post deals they find in the for sale forum.
It would be nice if there was a sub section in the for sale forum for things like that.
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+1 on this. I've gotten a lot of great deals, steals, and coupons off of our forum, but usually by accidentally running into it. I've missed a bunch too. It would be handy to have the sales, coupons and such in one area.
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I like this idea a lot, I found out about the golite 50% off sale through this site and was able to get a new pack and some clothes but I'm suprized I didn't miss the thread. I think it would be a great idea!
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I think it is an awesome idea. I have loved getting good deals on items I heard about on this forum. Noob's can definitely use a thread like that to get them started at a lower cost when possible.
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I have seen and posted notices in the "For Sale" section on great deals on other sites I have found on the web.
I am interested to see a Mod comment on this as these posts are FYI notices only and have no monetary gain for the poster (hopefully). I hope this is not deemed inappropriate as this is a great community builder. Mods- comments??
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I think a FYI-SALE! sticky would be a good idea as well.
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Time flies -- and there are few things that dramatize that fact as vividly for a pediatric physician as learning that a patient you've cared for practically all her life is getting ready to go off to college. I've known Molly since she was a sprightly three-year-old. Now she's a high school senior who will be heading to a university in the Boston area next fall.
When Molly's mom brought her by for a checkup recently, she asked my advice about protecting her daughter against two serious conditions that can affect teenagers -- both of which have received some frightening media attention over the past few years. One is meningococcal infection, which can strike suddenly and is sometimes fatal even in previously healthy teens. The other is a concern specifically for young women: HPV, or human papilloma virus, which can lead to cervical cancer.
For this edition of "Your Child's Health," I asked my colleague Samuel Katz, MD, a specialist in pediatric infectious diseases and chairman emeritus of Duke's Department of Pediatrics, to share his thoughts on teen vaccines. He weighed in not only on the concerns raised by Molly's mother, but on other immunizations that may be helpful for older children and adolescents, especially those who may have missed earlier shots or require additional protection.
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Parents most often think of immunizations for their children in the first 18 months of life and again when they enter school at age five or six. However, a new paradigm is emerging with a focus on teenagers or preteens. Three new vaccines have become available to help protect adolescent health. All have been endorsed by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American Academy of Family Physicians, and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The first, licensed earlier in 2005, is a newer, more effective product to prevent meningococcal infection. The three principal groups of organisms responsible for meningitis and severe bloodstream infections in this country are the meningococcus, the pneumococcus, and haemophilus influenza B. Very successful vaccines for the latter two have already been in use for several years; as a result, there has been a striking decrease in those infections. The only vaccine available for the meningococcus, however, has had only limited efficacy.
Two major age groups are most at risk for a meningococcal infection: infants and young children in the first several years of life, and teenagers -- particularly those who reside in college dormitories. Both Duke and the University of North Carolina have had instances of meningococcal infections among students. Ten percent of such infections may result in death, while others may cause devastating permanent effects such as mental retardation, loss of limbs, and skin scarring.
The vaccine is recommended at age 11 or 12, or at high school entry, as well as to entering college freshmen, especially those who will be living in dormitories, travelers to endemic countries, and any other high-risk groups. For those youngsters who receive meningococcal vaccine at age 11 or 12, a booster is recommended five years later as protection wanes. This is especially important for those who go on to college and live in dormitories.
The second of the new vaccines are designed to protect women against the human papillomaviruses (HPV), which are sexually transmitted. Why give this vaccine to teenagers? At least two types of HPV are responsible for more than 75 percent of cervical cancers, which are second only to breast cancer as the most frequent malignancy among women. The viruses cause precancerous changes in the cells lining the cervix of the uterus (which regular Pap tests are recommended to detect).
Studies show that the new HPV vaccines effectively prevent this persistent infection and, therefore, can be expected to dramatically reduce the incidence of cervical cancer. Because HPV transmission begins with the onset of sexual activity, it is logical that the vaccine be administered to young girls before they become sexually active.
In October 2011, HPV vaccine (the Gardasil product containing types 6, 11, 16, and 18) has been recommended also for young males, beginning at age 11-12 years. This is based on the increasing recognition that several of the serotypes in the vaccine protect against genital warts, and a number of significant male cancers -- penile, anal, and oropharyngeal. This is especially important for males who have sex with males.
A third infection for which we have immunized infants and children for many years is pertussis -- also known as whooping cough. It has recently become apparent that the current vaccines, which have been employed for more than half a century, protect only for five to 10 years. Most children receive their last injection prior to entering school so that 10 years later, as adolescents, they need a booster.
A special vaccine known as Tdap has been formulated to boost protection against diphtheria and tetanus as well as pertussis. Pertussis in adolescents or adults does not always feature the disease's characteristic "whoops" -- it may appear as only a chronic cough lasting more than two weeks and sometimes for several months. Such a booster not only protects the individual teenagers, but also avoids transmitting the bacterium to infants (siblings or those encountered outside the home) too young to have been fully vaccinated. These infants often become severely ill and may even die.
Although hepatitis B vaccination is recommended for infants shortly after birth and throughout the first six months of life, many youngsters reach school without ever having had their hepatitis immunization. Therefore, another aspect of teenage immunization may be a hepatitis "catch-up" at age 11-13 years if a youngster has not previously received a full course of hepatitis B vaccine. Similarly, some children may never have had their second dose of measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine; that, too, could be administered at an adolescent visit.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has encouraged families to have their children seen at around age 12 for health assessment and management of any problems. Such a visit is a perfect time at which to check on the need for these newer vaccines or for additional doses of the "old" ones. Many children see physicians or other health care workers for examinations prior to participation in sports, camping events, travel, applying to college, and so on. These visits provide a perfect opportunity to assess the need for any or all of the new vaccines and to initiate them at that time. The meningococcal vaccine and the pertussis vaccine require only a single injection. The papillomavirus vaccine, however, requires three, making it necessary to schedule additional visits beyond the initial one.
However these vaccines and schedules work out, the goal is to protect young people against serious, preventable diseases, to assist them in achieving maximum health benefits, and to prevent their spreading infection to others.
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