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Madison Square Garden, 25.10.01 by Elizabeth G. (Brooklyn, NY)
Last night's show was AMAZING! U2, you guys definitely have the job for being the best band in the world! My very first U2 show and I LOVED IT! U2 are truly quite different than other artists who are popular among my age group, take this from someone who is a teen, U2 is special, their songs are truly healing.
After everything that happened here in New York I needed something comforting, U2 was the answer. They elevated the crowds and soothed our aching hearts something much needed during these troubled times.
"New York" was great, they showed some visuals of skyscrapers on 4 or 5 draped screens and the crowd went wild during this song. The most poignant moment was during "One" when on the screens they showed the names of some of the people who died on Sept.11. During this song one could see Bono's eyes well with tears and hear the hurt in his voice because of what happened that horrible day.
Bono made many references to New York and the crowds cheered him on. U2 definitely needs to be commended for the fact that they did not cancel any stops here in New York. This is one day I know I'll never forget. U2 truly heals the soul...They healed mine. I have found what I have been looking for, a group that heals people through their songs. Thank You Guys!
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This was my first U2 concert and it was worth 3 times of every penny spent on the tickets. The show was absolutely amazing. Poignant. Exciting. Cathartic, even. During these times in NYC, every New Yorker (whether "real" or in spirit) should get to see this show. And there was no better place for the Elevation tour to happen than at MSG. Energy was high the whole time, and I've never felt such unity within a crowd as I did that night. I've admittedly never been one to pay close attention to lyrics, but both the words and the spirit of the band felt like a giant hug around a city that's hurting. Standouts were Elevation, Where the Streets Have No Name, Pride, One (especially touching), and my new favorite - Kite. It didn't matter that this was almost a "greatest hits" concert, we all needed to be able to know when to sing along and raise fists in the air. It didn't matter that some moments might have been previously considered "cheesy"... we could all afford to feel closer to those around us. All that mattered was the music, and the joy, and the unity. What I found especially great was the number of fans leaving the concert who stopped by a firehouse near MSG to talk with the firefighters... the concert strengthened my respect and admiration for what all the heroes in the city have done. Never have I been more proud to be a New Yorker, and now I'm proud to call myself a U2 fan.
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A truly electric show as NYC was still reeling from the 9-11 attacks. "I WIll Follow" was tremendous as Bono repeated the refrain "New York lift me up on your shoulders" which still brings chills.
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Members of the anti-gun group Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, which aims to change gun laws, say they were meeting Saturday at the Blue Mesa Grill, a Dallas-area restaurant, when an open-carry gun advocacy group showed up in the parking lot.
After members of Open Carry Texas found out about the MDA meeting on Facebook, according to local reports, more than three dozen of Open Carry supporters pulled up to the parking lot and reportedly took guns out of their trunks.
There they stayed with their guns, some of them photographed kneeling, with their weapons out. Witnesses say the the open carry supporters eventually left after making their presence known.
MDA posted coverage of the confrontation on their Facebook page and released a statement calling the OCT members "gun bullies."
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In the liner notes for his 1978 album, Ambient 1: Music for Airports (Editions EG/Polydor), Brian Eno wrote that the music contained within "must be as ignorable as it is interesting." Though that watershed release launched a thousand new age imitators under the banner of ambient music, Eno's ambivalent criteria still holds as a descriptive litmus test for any music that only partially depends on focused engagement in order to be fully appreciated.
Or as Adam Wiltzie, one half of the dreamy instrumental duo Stars of the Lid, puts it: "There is a narcoleptic feeling that I want to get within each tune. If the piece doesn't make me fall asleep, then it's probably not finished."
Wiltzie and musical partner Brian McBride have taken their time refining their soporific version of Eno's barely there aesthetic, releasing just a handful of beatless, slow-burning full-lengths during the past decade. Coming six years after their epic sophomore Kranky release, The Tired Sounds of (2001), last year's And Their Refinement of the Decline (Kranky) proved to be another gentle juggernaut: treated violin, cello, and fog-horn brass provided tonal counterpoints to the clouds of diaphanous guitars over the course of two hours. Given that the duo tours even less frequently than they put out new material primarily due to the fact that Wiltzie and McBride now live on opposite sides of the Atlantic their April 15 stopover at the Independent is the equivalent of catching a passing comet with the naked eye.
Eno is an obvious touchstone, although Wiltzie responds somewhat begrudgingly on the phone from Brussels when I bring up the comparison. "I grew up listening to Eno's ambient works and whether I liked them or not they must have influenced me somewhat," he explains. "But influences and whether or not people hear this or that artist in our work can be like a strange beauty pageant where everyone has their personal favorites."
Granted, Eno's earlier ambient experiments on Music for Airports and Discreet Music (Editions EG, 1975) focused on creating systems that would self-generate infinite variations from prerecorded tape loops. SOTL is a far more compositionally oriented project, and many of Wiltzie's "personal favorites" are composers: Gavin Bryars, Arvo Part, Bernard Herrmann, and Alexandre Desplat. Their influence is clear. And Their Refinement sounds, well, refined compared to the rough-hewn compositions of earlier releases. On many tracks the strings and horns are upfront in the mix, and even then only lightly brushed with a wash of delay and soft EQ, while longer pieces, such as the 17-minute album closer, "December Hunting for Vegetarian Fuckface," are suites unto themselves.
"Maybe my classical music influences are showing more and more," Wiltzie suggests when I ask him about And Their Refinement's more delicate arrangements. "I also am on a lot less drugs than I used to be as a kid. Maybe I just have more clarity now," he laughs. "I'm just growing older, I guess."
What hasn't changed is the evocative power of SOTL's music, even as it tends to massage listeners into slumber. Perhaps it is the blank-canvas quality of ambient music that has made "cinematic" such an ubiquitous way to describe what's being heard (as prescient as ever, Eno's Music for Films [Editions EG, 1978] offered soundtracks for imaginary movies).
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With more and more people buying smartphones and the proliferation of training apps now available for them, it's never been so easy to accurately keep track of your training. Gone are the days when you kept track of your training in a notepad, with careful handwritten notes.
The latest generation of training apps makes it far easier to record and analyse your training, as well as setting goals and targets and reviewing previous performances. We've chosen 10 of the most popular apps so you can kick start 2013 with a digital thump.
And with smartphones now offering GPS maps and large colour screens, many cyclists are opting to use them in place of a dedicated cycle computer. Either mounted to the handlebars or safely stored in a jacket pocket, recording your ride on a smartphone is now common.
Garmin Fit
Garmin's Fit app allows you to use your iPhone or Android smartphone as a training tool. It can be used for various sports, and one you've finished it uploads your session to Garmin Connect. It costs 69p but Connect itself is free to use. Once there you get all the important data and there's useful functions like a calendar that totals your hours of riding each week, giving you an easy way of tracking your training progress.
Available for iPhone and Android.
This app functions as bike computer but can also store your route in Google maps, which can then be exported to social media networks like Twitter nad Facebook. A calendar makes it easy to see your recent rides at a glance and help to plan your next ride, and your favourite routes can be saved for future use.
The Athlete's Diary
You can easily keep track of training rides with graphs of the total distance and time accumulated with this app. Information is clearly presented with the main screen a log showing some of your latest rides, so you can see at a glance how training has been going. You can also search your recorded rides too. Data is manually entered, but there's an Autofill option for rapid entry. Only available for iPhone and costs $19.99.
This app lets you share and compare in a number of sports. As well as speed, distance, time, it works with compatible heart rate monitor straps and cadence modules. You can replay tracks on Google Maps, share with Facebook and Twitter friends, and export to the SportsTrack website. It only works with Android phones and costs £2.99.
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A popular choice for cyclists, as it stems from Joe Friel's TrainingBible series of books, Training Peaks is a very comprehensive training package that offers unlimited detail and control of your workout data. There's training plans that can be bought and downloaded, taking the guesswork out of training, and there's the novel Virtual Coach too. Works for Android, iPhone, iPod and iPad.
CoachMyRide, only available for the iPhone, lets you set goals and choose training sessions from a library of 105 included in the app. And for analysing sessions, Lionel Reynaurd is a professional cycling coach is available to offer feedback and share his knowledge. AS you progress in your training and you get fitter, the app easily adapts your training to suit.
Endomondo is a community based workout app that lets you challenge friends and analyse your training. A clean and clear display shows distance, speed and time when cycling, and you can customise what is show on the screen. Once you've done a ride you can upload to the website where you can create groups for your friends to share rides, and share through Facebook. With a Bluetooth heart rate strap you can add heart rate data to your training data. It's free and works across all platforms.
Described as the "Swiss army knife of GPS tracking and timing" Kinetic lets you organise your training sessions by activity or event. It can set goals and monitor your progress against a predicted finish time. Voice notifications chart your progress in real-time. Kinetic GPS Lite is free, while the full version is $3.99.
Rather than automatically logging your ride data, which is fine if you want to use your smartphone on the bike, Cychosis differs by requiring you to manually enter data from each ride. So you can leave your phone safely at home or not have the battery drained in 5 minutes by the constant GPS usage, and enter ride information form your cycle computer when you've finished your ride. And if you love your spreadsheets, you can export ride data to your computer.
One of the most popular apps is Strava, because of its unique feature of letting you compared times on 'segments' of road. Users can create segments themselves, and any person that has ridden along this segment is added to a leaderboard. So you can see who is fastest on your favourite climb for example. With a community revolving around this feature, it adds a competitive element to training on your own. A suite of power and heart rate analysis tools makes it a good option for those who want to take their training seriously. Available for iPhone and Android.
Already use Strava? Join road.cc's club and share your rides with us http://app.strava.com/clubs/road-cc
I've always used Endomondo, but switching to Strava for the trike, just because more people I know use it
posted by Gkam84 [7513 posts]
22nd December 2012 - 15:49
If you are using a Suunto HRM (with or without a Bikepod) the Movescount app is genius. It works with the online Movescount portal to give you a ton of geeky stats goodness. And it's all free. Works for any outdoor activity, not just cycling.
I rate it the same but different to Strava, and use both on iPhone at the same time.
posted by KiwiMike [152 posts]
22nd December 2012 - 16:29
"Gone are the days when you kept track of your training in a notepad, with careful handwritten notes." OH NO THEIR NOT!!!Although I have used a heart rate monitor since 1994 and a power meter since 2006 (Power Tap with related software on PC) I still keep a handwritten diary. I try hard to keep up to date, but have found being just behind the cutting edge is my comfort zone, perhaps in a couple of years an I phone will be on my Xmas list, I have only just got used to touch screens!
onward ever onward
posted by bikecellar [192 posts]
22nd December 2012 - 16:57
Anyone got any ideas for Windows Phone apps? I love my Windows Phone in terms of ease-of-use and all the games I want are on there - but not much in the way of cycling apps.
posted by Ghedebrav [624 posts]
22nd December 2012 - 17:34
I would also recommend My Fitness Pal. Its free. Picked up on it after a ref. in Cycling Weekly (am allowed to mention the comic on here?) Anyway very good at setting calorie intake required then tracking calories eaten & burnt during exercise. Helped me loose a stone without too much pain
which has got me pretty close to my ideal racing weight.
posted by Monsieur Velo [17 posts]
22nd December 2012 - 18:44
If you are a Strava addict I'd recommend Veloviewer which was written by one of my clubmates.
It analyses your results and you can even add a natty little summary to your Road.cc signature. (Like wot I have)
I think Ben who wrote it has also written a Strava app for Windows mobile.
posted by badback [209 posts]
23rd December 2012 - 6:56
If you are a Strava addict I'd recommend Veloviewer which was written by one of my clubmates.It analyses your results and you can even add a natty little summary to your Road.cc signature. (Like wot I have)
I think Ben who wrote it has also written a Strava app for Windows mobile.
That's a cool little app, thanks for the share, will take a closer look at it (as an occasional Strava user. Ahem...)
posted by David Arthur [955 posts]
23rd December 2012 - 13:49
Anyone got any ideas for Windows Phone apps? I love my Windows Phone in terms of ease-of-use and all the games I want are on there - but not much in the way of cycling apps.
I've found Sports Tracker to be good on Windows Phone. The web interface is pretty good at giving you all the data you need in a format that I find easier to analyse than Strava, though I always download a GPX file from Sports Tracker to upload to Strava (or I did, until I treated myself to a Garmin). The only problem I've had with it is that occasionally they'll have a server problem at the weekend, which has meant that I've not been able to view my ride until Monday. That's only happened a couple of times in a year of regular use though.
posted by lc1981 [40 posts]
23rd December 2012 - 14:34
YAY, I made the Road.cc club on Strava!
I keep emailing them to ask when club specific challenges will be introduced, and they've given me March as something to look forward to.
Sir Velo
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23rd December 2012 - 15:22
posted by Raleigh [1693 posts]
23rd December 2012 - 15:22
Also, how come my veloviewer comes off the end?
You need to edit the signature 'profile' so that the RH bits are left blank. (easier to do than explain - I'd be a very bad teacher).
posted by badback [209 posts]
23rd December 2012 - 17:42
Thank you lc1981, you've made my wife very happy with the Sports Tracker recommendation for Windows Phone. She'd been bemoaning the lack of an option for her otherwise lovely Nokia Lumia.
My recommendation for iPhone (there's Blackberry & Android options, too) is MapMyRide which has a very good interface for creating routes on a desk screen which can then be uploaded in various file formats for other smartphone apps or devices such as Garmin or Bryton
posted by nick_rearden [857 posts]
24th December 2012 - 9:24
Also, how come my veloviewer comes off the end?
i will try and explain, if you look at the veloviewer sig creator you can specify the number of columns and rows, change to three columns and it will fit.
posted by mrmo [501 posts]
25th December 2012 - 0:23
I would also recommend My Fitness Pal. Its free. Picked up on it after a ref. in Cycling Weekly (am allowed to mention the comic on here?) Anyway very good at setting calorie intake required then tracking calories eaten & burnt during exercise. Helped me loose a stone without too much pain
which has got me pretty close to my ideal racing weight.
Seconded. After about 8 weeks using the app for calorie tracking, I'm down 6 lbs with two more to go. It really hasn't been too hard!
posted by TheBigMong [218 posts]
26th December 2012 - 14:27
Thank you lc1981, you've made my wife very happy with the Sports Tracker recommendation for Windows Phone. She'd been bemoaning the lack of an option for her otherwise lovely Nokia Lumia.
I'm pleased to hear that. It served me well until I.could invest in a Garmin and I still use it as a backup on some rides.
posted by lc1981 [40 posts]
29th December 2012 - 16:05
Not sure which one to try now! Just got a new phone after years of having a Nokia with Sports Tracker but reluctant to go with that again as it crashed 1 out of 4 times I used it last year, usually on a longer ride of 3+ hours. Otherwise happy with the data it gives you.
Anyone got any recommendations? I only use it to track mileage from a long (slow) ride, i.e. charity rides, and occasionally download the results to Facebook. Otherwise all data is for my records only.
posted by Dread66 [8 posts]
8th January 2013 - 9:46
Looking for a bit of advice on which android app to use. I've been using MapMyRide (have it installed on my smartphone) as a training diary for 3 or 4 years, just mapping routes manually and transfer metrics from my cateye computer.
Since updating my smartphone, I now have a spare ant+ compatible samrtphone and would like to use an app to record distance, speed, cadence, hrm metrics etc. Unfortunately my phone contract doesn't offer enough of a data package to run GPS so I was wondering is it possible to use any of the apps with using the GPS tracking function.
Luckily enough I've a decent sense of direction so I am able to accurately map routes from memory when I return from training.
posted by stephen connor [16 posts]
8th January 2013 - 9:55
Its a crowded space and I cant see all these solutions surviving too long so I would be careful over which one you go for..
Strava appears to have the momentum, its the one I use and 100% of friends who cycle.
posted by NeilXDavis [81 posts]
8th January 2013 - 9:57
Heartily recommend Myfitnesspal, and Endomondo automatically adds your training to Myfitnesspal, so you just eat and train and it seamlessly records everything in one place
Live to ride, riding to live
posted by Updesh [9 posts]
8th January 2013 - 10:31
Can it be used with out GPS enabled on the phone (just as a basic computer with ant+), unfortunately in Ireland the phone companies have us at gun point when it comes to charging for mobile data.
Thanks for your hep.
posted by stephen connor [16 posts]
8th January 2013 - 22:20
Can it be used with out GPS enabled on the phone (just as a basic computer with ant+), unfortunately in Ireland the phone companies have us at gun point when it comes to charging for mobile data.Thanks for your hep.
GPS is separate from mobile data, your phone will only be receiving signals from the GPS satellites, not through the mobile network.
If you turn off mobile data on your phone before you set out on a ride that will stop any apps that try to 'helpfully' load any mapping etc which is the thing that would use your mobile data.
posted by imperator [18 posts]
9th January 2013 - 0:52
Sports Tracker is great, all the essential info on your phone and a more detailed analysis via the web.
Preset exercises, gps tracking and mapping, dashboard.
I love the smell of cleats (mexican accent, you do the jokes)
posted by paulfrank [73 posts]
30th January 2013 - 23:39
I agree with Bikecellar. Can't beat a wee notebook with handwritten mileage, routes, maintenance costs and dates.
posted by vbvb [55 posts]
8th February 2013 - 1:35
Great suggestions! I'd also recommend the app ActivityLog. It's much like apps like runkeeper but also, it's a great buddy when weight-training. Surely the most complete allround app for logging your training! It's also possible to add friends and compete with them!
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8th June 2013 - 15:44
I am using VeloPal app now for all my cycling rides. it is Free and has lots of features.
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Roderick Tataryn, DDS Tataryn Endodontics2700 S Southeast Blvd Ste 201, Spokane, WA | Directions
Neighborhoods: Rockwoods
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