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- 02-04-2013, 10:22 PM Thread Author #1
Battery drain
Has anyone been experiencing a decrease in their battery life? My phone used to be around 50% at this time. I could have the thing last well into a second day but now if I use it any heavier it dies. Thoughts?
Re: Battery drain
After having a few problems with my RMHD, I opted to do a factory reset and am now experiencing a decrease in battery life. This was about 2 days ago and have noticed a huge difference. I'm not sure what it could be but I am only using a few apps and Apex as my default Launcher. Prior to the reset, I was using Nova Prime and was getting about 2 days of battery strength. I hope it isn't Apex Launcher that is causing this problem. Prior to this, I would have a battery percentage of 75 after a whole day and now after 8 hours, I am down to under 50%.
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What's your screen on time?
Do you have a good 4g connection all the time?
Are you on Jelly Bean? If so, have you factory reset?
Do you have location history enabled in Google Maps settings?
Also, consider some battery info apps to find out what's eating the battery...I think one is GSam, and there are others out there. - 02-05-2013, 08:23 AM Thread Author #4
Re: Battery drain
I'm on jelly bean, haven't done a factory reset, I have a good 4g connection in 90% of the places that I'm at, when I'm at home I'm on WiFi and I'm using Nova Launcher. Can't quite figure it out, I think it might be Tasker but it shouldn't be. All I have setup is when I'm near work/home (based off cell towers) to connect to WiFi and silence my phone. I just setup SmartActions to turn off my GPS when my screen is off, I'm sure that'll help but I've never used Smart Actions.
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Re: Battery drain
Download and install GSAM battery monitor. That will help you get a handle on what is eating battery.
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Re: Battery drain
It seems to be all my screen and 1 app that used a significant amount but that's because I was listening to a podcast on it on the drive into work. It's all the screen, what have you guys got your screens setup to run as?
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Re: Battery drain
I usually set my screen brightness to 25%. I'll jack it up to 75% when watching videos but then turn it back down immediately after. I use this widget by Curve Fish. Makes it really easy to switch and you're always aware of brightness.
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This article was originally published in News at SEI on: January 1, 2007
U.S. military agencies depend on accurate information to determine quickly where, when, and how to respond to threats. A complex array of data, fed from a variety of sources, must be automatically shared, analyzed, and filtered. Only then can the military receive the precise details needed to make rapid, informed decisions.
The U.S. Army is refining its net-centric capabilities, an effort that has been supported by the SEI. Since 1985, the SEI's research has refined and improved many of the software-intensive systems that support an extensive U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) IT infrastructure, which must allow underlying systems and applications to work together flawlessly.
The SEI works with the DoD and others to improve the systems that support everything from logistics and acquisitions to day-to-day business operations and net-centric battlefield management.
Now the SEI is transferring its battle-hardened expertise to health care.
"We were struck by the interesting similarities in some health-care situations and some military situations," says Suzanne Garcia, a senior member of the SEI's technical staff. "Logistics management offers one example. Getting supplies, parts, and people to the right place at the right time within a military context correlates to the logistics challenges that large health systems with multiple facilities, departments, and medical disciplines also face."
Another similarity relates directly to battlefield management.
"Just as a war fighter bases decisions on complex data that are fed from multiple sources, an emergency-room or intensive-care clinician also makes rapid patient-care decisions based on complex data that are fed from multiple sources," says Garcia.
The DoD saw improvement when it began to tear down communication barriers among its IT systems; likewise, improved communication is a key challenge for the health care industry. How can the IT systems that support doctors, nurses, emergency-room clinicians, laboratories, insurance providers, and patients provide real-time access to accurate and complete patient data?
That's where the SEI enters the picture.
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Interoperability—The power of the Internet has dramatically improved interoperability across the military. The SEI has helped the DoD and other organizations use the Internet, among other tools, to rapidly transfer and share information among IT systems that previously had not been able to communicate.
"The question is, how do we apply these interoperability principles to health care?" says Forrester. "How do we ensure that an intensive-care clinician is able to access the same test results during a weekend emergency as that patient's doctor would during a standard office visit?"
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"In health care, all the stakeholders of an IT system, especially the end users, need to have a strong voice early in the development process, and throughout that process, to help identify and address interoperability issues," says Garcia. "Likewise, clinical users of health-care systems must be actively involved with the vendors and IT personnel who are making decisions about their systems. This helps ensure that the systems are not overly constrained—that interoperability will be more easily accomplished as new systems are added in the future."
Security—In the military, preventing information from getting into the wrong hands could be a matter of life or death. As health-care providers begin to make medical records widely available over the Internet, one challengeis to protect data from malicious users while allowing legitimate users quick and easy access.
"Standards such as the HIPAA Privacy Rule mandate that entities receiving health care information from consumers adequately protect the data," says Garcia. The HIPAA Privacy Rule is a regulation of the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). "The SEI has developed techniques for assessing security risks for the DoD that are helping to identify and mitigate weaknesses within the health-care domain. The early pilots of security risk assessment were performed in the DoD health system environment."
Adoption—One of the larger challenges with technology in any domain is not the technology itself, but getting stakeholders to apply it and use it. Working with the DoD and its suppliers, the SEI developed a set of techniques that support comprehensive organizational change when adopting new processes and technologies.
"The SEI has a strong history and experience in understanding the adoption of new practices, such as using a new logistics-management tool or using a new protocol for making decisions of a particular type," says Garcia. "Our adoption techniques apply equally well to clinicians adopting a new electronic medical-record system or a logistics specialist adopting a new commercial scheduling package for vehicle-maintenance management."
Adoption challenges are similar among domains, and the SEI has identified some of the acute challenges in health care. "For example, in every domain, our adoption processes must account for the fact staff members have competing commitments for their time," says Forrester. "In health care, it's hard for doctors, nurses, or lab technicians to justify setting aside the time to learn a new software application when patient-care activities are waiting for their attention."
When possible, the SEI looks for opportunities to mitigate such a challenge in ways that are specific to that context. One of the challenges in electronic medical record systems is how to represent the tremendous amount of information that is present in a patient's chart. Some users want to see the electronic format mimic the paper chart they are already familiar with—but this may introduce problems and miss opportunities. So should the electronic system try to mimic a paper chart to win over some users, or should it try to find ways to represent the information that take advantage of computer-user interface strengths that go beyond the paper-chart approach? "We've found that, predictably, some clinicians adapt most easily to an electronic record that mimics a paper chart, and others adapt fairly easily to novel information designs," says Garcia. "One of our adoption techniques can help organizations determine which approach is likely to be most successful with their clinicians."
During the past 20 years, the SEI has served as a neutral advocate of the best software engineering practices—an objective voice that has helped the DoD establish parameters and standards that get a wide variety of stakeholders to improve their results in acquiring, developing, and operating IT systems. The SEI and DoD are currently working for dramatic improvement in interoperability across diverse IT systems in DoD and industry.
Today, health care faces similar challenges—it also requires a neutral advocate to get all the stakeholders in concert. "The process of incorporating and adopting new ideas around health-care challenges will not only help deliver robust practices to the health care community," says Garcia, "but it will help us further enrich our understanding of a broad range of issues that we can then transfer back to the DoD and the other domains we support."
The International Process Research Consortium (IPRC) is dedicated to projecting future needs and trends in process research over the longer term (five to 10 years in the future). IPRC members include internationally recognized experts from all over the world as well as organizations in such divergent domains as manufacturing, consulting, research and health care. During the first week of November 2006, the SEI led an IPRC workshop among health care stakeholders to address the unique process needs and challenges faced by the health care domain.
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I think this article is about the horrors of Gulag. It actually focuses on the concentration camp that it has been, more so than the leader article on Solzhenitsyn, which ties in with the role of the intellectual in time and space. This is why I see it practical as a complement of that leader, where Gulag was the centre of the debate in the comments section, but for a small time. The sentence that I agreed with the most is "(t)he horrors of the Gulag ought to be as well known as Auschwitz, but they aren't." If they were written one thousand times in a row, or if they would fill cover-to-cover a special issue of the journal that would not be enough. (Or maybe evidence should be brought up to cover all the ignominy, since a conviction is not built up on slogans of the kind "two feet bad, four feet good".) Communism is the other facet of the XXth century totalitarianism, in all its horror, but it did not benefit of a Nuremberg trial, and its concentration camps were not shown in a film like The Judgement at Nuremberg. Whenever this is attempted, someone says that one shouldn't discourage the believers in a better world, etc. (as Sartre put it, one should not discourage Billancourt, a Parisian suburb which would regularly turn in Communist MP's for the French parliament), or one cannot do an omelette without breaking the eggs.
As a student of the Soviet Union, I myself had only the vaguest idea of the American civilians that disappeared in the 1930s (and I am still more than a little unsure of the numbers); I was totally unaware of the military POWs who were dispatched to the Camps. Obviously we cannot blindly apply our 21st-century standards... but this was only seven decades ago, right? Epistemologically speaking, it's always important to remember these things so as not to repeat them -- HOW not to repeat them is largely a matter of judgment but remembering the history remains the first step.
Yeah like peter and nick kind of point out, this article reads more like an ad for the book than a piece of news. It is almost half written to the point where I'm asking myself questions I know I can only answer if I read the book. I guess somebody's gotta pay the bills.
Interesting story and not entirely unknown, by the way. Just a reminder to some of the commentators here: It is misleading to consider the USA in the 30s and 40s with eyes from the 2000s. Isolationism was very much du jour, so if people chose to go live elsewhere, well it was "So long, Jack!"
The same applies to a lot of the foreign policy of the times, which was tinged with Realpolitik. Yalta was a sort of marriage of convenience, and the USA and GB did need to distract the Wehrmacht. It's so easy to sit in the comfort of the 21st Century and pretend Yalta was some great conspiracy by the State Department to sell out Eastern Europe. Especially when many hoped (and the media of the 30s express this, I researched it as a student) that in the 30s, Hitler would inevitably clash with Stalin and the two totalitarian nations would somehow blow each other up. Along with the Americans who had gone to find prosperity in the USSR and then vanished, there came a cavalierness towards other peoples.
@Ashh82: I had a good giggle: I think you mean that psycho opportunist Joe McCarthy, a Rush Limbaugh before his time, right? Eugene McCarthy is the peacenik Congressman, Senator and one-time presidential candidate.
Iideal wrote:August 09, 2008 03:15Good points Peter6, but having read The Economist for the last decade. I'd say that anything that shows America in a good light will be suppressed or unresearched. At least they have stopped wondering out loud when the US economy will crater after having gotten it wrong every year since I've been reading it.***************Is there anybody satisfied with the Economist? Whenever the Economist publishes something, hordes of Russians, South Africans and Indians descend in force on the comments section and the rage is going on for days. Now it's America. What happened to you, guys?
Sir, The current thinking on Global warming is the product of thousands of scientists studying millions of pieces of data in an attempt to document and understand certain phenomena (Eg: worldwide, synchronous ice melting).It is not, not, not and again NOT, comparable to the reign of terror perpetrated by Stalin and his cohorts upon the people of Soviet Union, the countries of the Warsaw pact and everywhere else from Finland to Japan which felt the wrath of of Soviet occupation. The mere fact that you can post your comments on an internet forum, without fear of reprisal proves just how far off you are.
"History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awake." - James Joyce
I agree that most if not all countries have committed atrocities and/or allowed them to happen. However, that sad fact does not absolve each of them on the grounds that every other one did it, too.
I've always found the atrocities committed by Stalin's forces to be particularly appalling. The prolonged period over which they occurred, the huge numbers of people destroyed, the fact that so many were his own people in addition to foreigners, the near-complete extermination of several ethnic groups, the slaughter of the communist partisans in the Spanish Civil War, the Katyn massacre, even killing his own soldiers simply because they became POWs or were exposed to Westerners - the list goes on and on. It's difficult to retain faith in the goodness of humanity or the existence of a just God in the face of such overwhelming horror, and the fact that it all really happened.
To equate anything Bush or Gore have done with those incidents is despicable and an insult to the uncounted millions who died.
Boris Yeltsin raised the matter of American captives still alive in Russia in his speech to Congress and offered assistance in tracking them down. Nothing appears to have eventuated. Time and the fevers ... everything will be brushed under.
The American Gulag is alive and well in the form of the Anthrogenic Global Warming heterodoxy. The researcher who dare speak his mind, or show Hanson to not be wearing any clothes, is banished to virtual Siberia. Citizens who raise counter arguments are pummelled by Chief Inquisitor, Albert Gore -- Peace Prize in hand -- as he labels intellectual opponents the equivalent of Holocaust Deniers. In the last 50 years of science, never has so much politics over shadowed honest research, and never have so many been cowered by the threat of the Gulag.
Yet, those who built it remain free and in power.
muggeridge - Only a person of with an tightly closed mind could read the proceeding article and jump to a diatribe against Bush. Your kind are a pull-string doll uttering perhaps four variants of "Hate Bush" with each cathartic release.Skeletons in closets? The history of the Soviet Union is a skeleton grown so large that it has bust the walls of its closet and stands astride the house. While America's several infantile skeletons dance along the eves and across the porch to the music of our domestic politburo.
I will read this book.This hidden history seems to justify the suspicions of the much hated Eugene McCarthy. How could one know about this and not be certine that much of the American government was compromised Soviet-philes or outright spies.The Yalta agreement also seems to be another suspicious event in American history, where the US State department so completely sold out to the Soviets that it seems impossible that they intended to represent the interest of Americans.
America has a dark side...just like Britain. We all have skeletons in the cupboard. Some subjects are off-limits in the western media today. Trying to fathom American foreign policy in the middle east is a non-starter because of the hip connection with Israel. Israel is determined to seek out and destroy any obstruction; even if WW3 ensues. Iran waits for the next threat from the US-UK/ISRAELI axis of pre-emptive wars...shocking and awful...thats our world today after the Bush era draws to a climatic end. Nuclear fireworks display scheduled...satisfaction guaranteed for the winners; if any.
Peter6, why don't you just go and buy the book, for crying out loud!
Good points Peter6, but having read The Economist for the last decade. I'd say that anything that shows America in a good light will be suppressed or unresearched. At least they have stopped wondering out loud when the US economy will crater after having gotten it wrong every year since I've been reading it.
Not a comment, more a question. Your article omits to mention numbers. Are we talking dozens of emigrants from the US to the USSR? Thousands? Millions? There is a big difference between how a handful of weirdos are perceived and, say, 10,000 or more men with families and children. Indeed, did any women flee the depression in search of a more enlightened and enfranchised life? You do not mention.
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Can someone from Riot take a look at this?
You are NOT to be banned/reported for weird builds at all. It's stated in black and white in the Tribunal. This is just showing us that the Tribunal is broken and needs to be removed ASAP if they want any new players AT ALL to play this game. The Tribunal WILL be the fall of Riot Games.
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when you give this type of community a little power what else can be expected. SUPER FAIL!
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So when Phillips prepared the tape of last year's preseason game with the Raiders, he proceeded with caution when it came to a certain catch over the middle made by Jason Witten. It just so happened to be the one that Witten got hit awkwardly in the midsection, causing a lacerated spleen injury that instantly put his season in jeopardy.
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But even though it turned out to be a storybook season for Witten individually, the play itself was thought about again as the Cowboys return to the scene Friday night for another preseason game with the Raiders at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum.
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The Cowboys play in Oakland Friday, which is where they played their first preseason game last year, and where star tight end Jason Witten got seriously injured.
Witten got hit after catching a short pass and was later diagnosed with a lacerated spleen.
During his daily press conference, Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett was asked about the injury from nearly a year ago.
"We stood right outside that cafeteria, about three minutes after he heard the news about what it actually was," said Garrett. "And he said, 'I'm playing in that Giants game.'
"I kind of looked at him and said, OK what are you going to do in the next couple weeks? (Witten said) 'I have to be motionless in my bed for two weeks.'
"I was like, huh, this will be interesting timing. But he's just an amazing guy."
Of course, Witten did make it back in time to play in the regular season opener against the New York Giants.
"Forget 110 catches, forget 8-time Pro Bowl, forget all that stuff," said Garrett. "When you tell the Witten story, I start with that one."
Playing in Oakland means playing on dirt, at least some of the time.
The Raiders play in O.co Coliseum, which they share with the Oakland A's. That means some plays begin on the infield dirt.
"I guess it's one of the last fields that has the dirt infield, and you just gotta' deal with it," Garrett said. "Reminds you of the old days."
In fact, the Coliseum is the last stadium to have MLB and NFL played there.
It used to be common. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia (among others) had those cookie-cutter stadiums born in the late 1960s and early 70s, stadiums designed specifically to be home to both baseball and football teams. Those stadiums had the rock-hard AstroTurf that was hard on athletes, but easy to maintain.
Cleveland's old Municipal Stadium had both the Browns and Indians play there until Jacobs Field (now Progressive Field) opened in 1994. Candlestick Park hosted both the 49ers and Giants from 1971 until 2000.
Very recently, the Dolphins and Marlins in Miami shared Sun Life Stadium, but that stopped when the baseball team moved to their new downtown stadium in 2012.
So playing in Oakland is truly unique now.
"The approach is to remind them to get out there early, get your shoes right," said Garrett. "Don't let equipment beat you.


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I am a tax paying citizen, business owner, combat veteran and law abiding gun owner. I am sick of seeing the media portray guns as evil killing machines. Guns are nothing more than tools. Tools for many uses. Some of which are target shooting, hunting and the most important, self defense/home defense.
I have owned many guns over the years, including an AR15. Not one of them ever harmed anyone. Not one of them had any volition of it's own. They are inanimate objects subject to my use. They do not control themselves. They do not control me.
In a recent report by Mother Jones it was stated that there has not been a single instance of a gun being used by a citizen to stop a mass killing. This is a case of letting the statistics lie for you. By their(Mother Jones) definition, a mass killing involves four or more deaths. And by that definition, their statement is correct. What they do not want you to hear is that in many reported instances possible mass killings have been thwarted by individuals legally carrying a fire arm.
Here are a few such cases:
On Dec. 11, 2012 a man took his own life after shooting two others in a mall in Clackamas, Ore. He took his own life after Nick Meli, a concealed carry holder drew his concealed hand gun in an effort to challenge the killer.
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– Winnemucca, Nev., 2008: Ernesto Villagomez opens fire in a crowded restaurant; concealed carry permit-holder shoots him dead. Total dead: Two. (I'm excluding the shooters' deaths in these examples.)
– Appalachian School of Law, 2002: Crazed immigrant shoots the dean and a professor, then begins shooting students; as he goes for more ammunition, two armed students point their guns at him, allowing a third to tackle him. Total dead: Three.
– Santee, Calif., 2001: Student begins shooting his classmates — as well as the "trained campus supervisor"; an off-duty cop who happened to be bringing his daughter to school that day points his gun at the shooter, holding him until more police arrive. Total dead: Two.
– Pearl High School, Mississippi, 1997: After shooting several people at his high school, student heads for the junior high school; assistant principal Joel Myrick retrieves a .45 pistol from his car and points it at the gunman's head, ending the murder spree. Total dead: Two.
– Edinboro, Pa., 1998: A student shoots up a junior high school dance being held at a restaurant; restaurant owner pulls out his shotgun and stops the gunman. Total dead: One.
It would have been much more accurate had Mother Jones said that there have been absolutely zero documented cases of a homicidal maniac being deterred from killing by a "Gun Free Zone".
Any of the above cases would have likely had much higher death tolls if the killers had not been confronted by armed citizens. Remember this, "When seconds count, the police are minutes away." This is not a criticism of law enforcement. It is the simple truth. Police cannot be everywhere all the time and the Supreme Court has ruled the law enforcement officers have no duty to protect or defend. Their duty is to apprehend and detain criminals.
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The theme was "Never Give Up" and for the 24 graduates of the Massasoit Gateway to College program this has been their mantra. For a variety of reasons, these students ranging in age from 16 to 20 years old have dropped out of school or had one foot out the door when they decided to change their path. They are a diverse group of young people who have faced many challenges. Samantha Jacobs was selected as the student speaker for the Gateway Class of 2013. "I was bullied in high school and faced many obstacles, but my guidance counselor worked hard to help me find this alternative. I am getting my high school diploma and will have my associate's degree a year before my high school peers. I plan to continue my education and transfer to a four-year school," she said. Donned in caps and gowns, the color of their hometown high school, the students marched in to a packed room of family and friends cheering, clapping and celebrating their achievement. This achievement was obtaining their high school diploma while also earning college credits as they move forward in their educational journey.
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Zensursula is the online nickname given to Ursula von der Leyen, the former German Minister for Family Affairs who came under media scrutiny in 2009 for her strong advocacy of censorship laws against online content that may be deemed "inappropriate" by the federal government, especially on the issue of child pornography.
In January 2009, Germany's Federal Ministry of Family Affairs launched the first government initiative towards more strict censorship of child pornography on the Internet. Formally known as the Access Impediment Act, it was drafted under the leadership of the Family Affairs minister Ursula von der Leyen[1], one of the staunchest advocates of Internet censorship in the federal government.
The Act proposed a mandatory blockage of online child pornography by Internet service providers through a blacklist of illegal websites maintained by the Federal Criminal Police Office of Germany (BKA). In the following days, the legislative proposal sparked a political debate among German Internet users about whether the state may or should have an infrastructure to censor the internet.
While the initiative was mostly geared towards taboo topics like terrorism and child pornography, the scope of online debate became focused on general censorship of content on the web. Due to her vocal support of the censorship laws, the critics dubbed the Family Affairs minister "Zensursula," a portmanteau of the German word "Zensur" (Censorship) and her first name "Ursula." The nickname quickly gave way to a slew of parodies including original songs and remixes.
From the debate and news media coverage also emerged a catchphrase "Das Internet darf kein rechtsfreier Raum sein,"[3] which means "the Internet must not be a lawless territory." The slogan was initially adopted by advocates of internet censorship, but gradually became re-appropriated by the detractors with a layer of irony.
Another point of controversy and public ridicule arose from a particular clause[4] which would require Internet service providers in Germany to display "stop" signs on the browser when Internet users try to access child pornography sites. Critics argued that such measure would be ineffective in preventing the spread of child porn, given that such taboo materials are rarely traded on open websites, but via peer-to-peer protocols. Soon, various images and videos featuring stop sign parodies and Ursula von der Leyen began to surface on the German web.
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Throughout June 2009, a series of protests were held throughout Berlin, Hamburg and rest of the country, which drew participation from various circles of digital rights activism including German Anonymous and members of the Pirate Party.
Legislation in Germany
In February 2010, a federal law was passed regarding internet censorship of child pornography access and distribution. As a result of the German Elections in September 2009 and the coalition talks between CDU and FDP, the enacted law was adjusted to focus on deleting illegal sites instead of blocking the users access.
Derivative: Censilia
As Germany tried to find a balance on this issue topic, the European Parliament also drafted a similar Union-wide access impediment act under the leadership of the Swedish politician Cecilia Malmström.[6] Since taking the office of European Commissioner for Home Affairs in February 2010, Malmström has proposed stronger sanctions against the spread of child pornography by enforcing member states to block access to child pornography on the Internet. The proposal drew similar criticisms from the opposition, as well as earning her the nickname Censilia as a follow-up of Zensursula.
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Researchers don't always get it right, and Ancel Keys is a case in point.
When it comes to the business of health care, Minnesota has no shortage of self-esteem.
Taking stock of our gleaming hospitals, medical research and heart device companies, we stand convinced that Minnesota has helped to make America healthier and its health care system more effective.
But boosterism can leave us blind to the ways in which, when it comes to heart disease, Minnesota has done quite a bit to mess things up.
In fact, one could argue that Minnesota-based research has its fingerprints on the most damaging wrong turn ever taken in how we think about cardiovascular illness, a mistake that continues to cost our nation in sickness and in dollars, and one for which health authorities remain too embarrassed, confused, blinded by ideology or loyalty to tribe to concede.
We told the world that heart disease is caused by elevated cholesterol and that reducing saturated fat in the diet reduces this risk. That led the country to embrace the lowering of cholesterol with medications.
All of those assumptions have proven themselves to be either overstated, oversimplified or wrong, and that has led us astray. Would it be too much for the leading cardiologists in our community to admit as much?
"It was also nearly 60 years ago," as Dr. Daniel J. Garry extolled on these pages ("Treating heart disease at the U: A story of steady innovations," April 14), "that University of Minnesota scientists -- Dr. Ancel Keys along with Drs. Francisco Grande and Joseph Anderson -- defined the relationship between dietary fat and serum cholesterol, which linked cholesterol to heart disease."
Garry went on to praise the creation of cholesterol-lowering drugs that stemmed from Keys' work.
Keys constructed his hypothesis after studying the diets and heart disease in countries across the globe.
But his research left out nations with data that did not match the hypothesis, and even within the data he published, populations existed in which diet and heart disease were wildly out of synch with his model.
By 1970, an English researcher named John Yudkin would argue that sugar in the diet was the cause of heart disease in wealthy nations, but Keys, sensing that his theory was suddenly vulnerable to reconsideration, aggressively led the charge to have that research discredited.
Today, the low-fat advice that ensued from Keys' research is seen as having had a blowback. It caused a rise in our consumption of refined carbohydrates and added sugars, thereby causing metabolic syndrome characterized by a rise in triglycerides and a lowering of HDL, or good cholesterol.
Statins lower LDL, or "bad cholesterol," and thanks to Keys, the lowering of LDL has become "the primary focus of preventive medicine in the United States," in the words of Dr. John Abramson, author of "Overdosed America."
In the last 10 years, Americans have spent $144 billion on statins in this country, and as of 2006, often with the help of a Medicare drug benefit paid for on the national credit card.
One wonders if the seniors who make up so much of the Tea Party movement realize the billions they have added to the debt with their Lipitor.
Garry extolled the ability of statins to reduce heart attacks by 60 percent, but did not mention that this is a relative benefit -- in the healthy, you have to give the drug to thousands of people to prevent a small number of episodes.
For those with no heart disease, the drugs do not extend life at all. Moreover, where heart disease exists, the effectiveness of statins may have little to do with their ability to lower LDL cholesterol but rather with their ability to reduce inflammation.
Finally, if statins do work by way of lowering LDL, they make for a sloppy drug: LDL comes in large and small varieties, and only the smaller forms are implicated in heart disease. (And they are raised by carbohydrates in the diet, not fat -- another Keys error.)
According to a study published last year in the Texas Heart Institute Journal, while they reduce all forms of LDL, statins end up increasing the percentage of smaller forms. In other words, they are an expensive class of drugs that helps a few, by targeting the wrong compound.
"Truly, cardiovascular research is one of Minnesota's inspiring success stories," Dr. Garry concluded, and when it comes to surgical interventions, that may indeed be the case.
But when it comes to ideas about diet and health, perhaps the university's new cardiology center could take some advice from a recent article by David Freedman in the Atlantic Monthly about the frequency of errors in scientific research.
"We could solve much of the wrongness problem," Freedman writes, "if the world simply stopped expecting scientists to be right. That's because being wrong in science is fine, and even necessary -- as long as scientists recognize that they blew it, report their mistake openly instead of disguising it as a success, and then move on to the next thing, until they come up with the very occasional genuine breakthrough."
Paul John Scott is a health and fitness writer whose work has appeared in Men's Health, the New York Times and Details. He lives in Rochester.
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