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Sweet Mini Trail's Baadasssss Ride
"As you know, you have to go to war with the Army you have, not the Army you want,"
Donald Rumsfeld
So with the former Secretary of Defense's line in mind, I set out to complete the TN, MS, and AR sections of the TAT on my most capable bike for the ride.
A 1970 Honda CL100K0 Scrambler.
Complete is probably a strong word here. I have been day-dreaming about riding the Trans America Trail since a friend sent me a link to the web site sometime around 2003. My daughter turned 3 in May 2007 and sometime that Summer I realized that I had barely thrown a leg over a bike since well before she was born. We had putted around the yard on mini bikes and there was one time that I had to use one of the bikes in an emergency, but mostly they had all sat with gas varnishing and tires flat-spotting.
I started "preparing" last fall by reading ride reports, ordering the maps and otherwise getting really pumped up, but not riding or working on motorcycles. Santa brought me a GPS, but I would need to learn mapquest, practice navigation by GPS, figure my mileage and average speed and try to figure how accurate my speedometer and odometer are.
Saturday February, 2 was 55 deg and Sunny and Sunday was supposed to be similar in temperature but a storm was expected to come in later. I spent a little of the warm Saturday afternoon changing oil, tightening spokes and trying to get the battery to take a charge.
I live in a rural area of a mostly rural Fayette Co. in West Tennessee. I planned a local route/track over rural roads that I figured would be like the ones encountered in the Tennessee sections of TAT. I tried to tie in a couple of roads that I knew were gravel and leave the rest to Mapquest. I have never been on most of these roads and would find that every road in City Navigator doesn't necessarily exist in dirt-world. I would need to gauge average speed, fuel consumption and fatigue in order to plan my TAT trip around it. The route is about 120 miles. I didn't get moving until around two so I knew I wouldn't finish the whole route by the time the Super Bowl started.
I rigged up this spring-loaded clamp to the handlebars and snapped the 60Csx inside smugly thinking about all the money I had saved by not buying a mount. I rode about a mile before I discovered that the GPS had turned itself off sometime during this odyssey. , I figured it was a fluke and turned it back on. I would repeat this a bunch throughout the afternoon.
In order to mimic a real TAT ride, I decided that I would stop every few minutes or miles and take pictures as if I was seeing something new and worthy of picture taking and not act like I am in a race to finish miles. (I was very ambitious at the begining of this process.) These shots are of the "frontier land" – town about .75 miles from my house. Our post office used to be in the "bank" building, but it was condemned a few years ago and the owner refused to make necessary repairs so it remains unused. It was a really cool, authentic old building despite the miles of unauthentic wheelchair ramps in front.
This building is (not surprisingly) an antique store. They are doing some repairs to the foundation and the sidewalk to it in this picture. Inside is the original post office window from the 19th century and a bunch of antiques (mostly old ash trays). It is only open a few weekends in the summer.
I cross the highway and turn the GPS on a few more times, I come across this fire tower I never knew was here. I've lived here 8 years, this thing is within 4 miles of my house.
I found this Gravel road riding last Fall and it was the only road I had intentionally mapped for this ride.
It's a pretty cool road and it was nice to be out here all alone.
The road ends here,
The GPS says go Left
This is what "Left" looks like:
I stayed here for a long time trying to figure out what to do. It looks like the road goes on, but there is a gate. There is a road sign, but a lot of driveways got blue road signs back when they got the "911" system here. It's on the GPS though, it has to be real! It does go on and it is a nice road.
I've seen better, but this is still a road right?
…and finally this;
Now the road isn't fenced and it's not posted, but it's looking less like a turnpike and more like Farm access every minute. I don't think I have been spotted, but if I get stuck in that, it will just be a matter of time. Plus it's February and barely 55° and I'm a big pussy who doesn't like to get wet and cold.
So I back-tracked and tried to find my way back to my path. It was frustrating because if I pulled the GPS out far enough to see around my blockage, I lost the detail required to follow these back roads. In the meantime, 4 cars went down that road that I was all "alone on" a few pictures up. Making my way around to pick up the trail on the other side I hear a "Clunk" and see this:
I had the screw out because the low beam burned out. I guess I didn't tighten it back good. You can see the custom GPS mount better in this picture.
There were two of these big ass zip ties on the side of the road where I stopped. I left one for the next guy whose headlight pops out.
Back on the trail trying to find the other end of that road that wasn't there and this has my attention:
I don't know where the bridge is so I push on hoping to pick up my trail before I get to it.
This picture is of the other end of that "road" from before. The line on the GPS matches up with this driveway, but there is nothing beyond it that looks anything like the path I gave up on.
That was the last picture I took on the ride. The Camera battery was dead. That was very poor planning on my part. I can justify it a little because the charger is out in the shed and it has been too cold for me to go out there. On the other hand, I have been thinking about taking this ride since fall.
So I rode on, but the GPS kept shutting off or saying "low battery". I remembered reading other trip reports about vibration affecting gps batteries, but I couldn't decide if vibration could cause all of these problems or if they were just dead because they were rechargables. I finally took the GPS off of the handlebars and just held it for the rest of the trip. It worked flawlessly after that, but I had to swing it from my arm on the strap or shift without the clutch and it made for a long day. Eventually it got very cold and very windy. I checked the time and let the GPS choose my route home. I got home just before the start of the Superbowl with a whopping 56 miles under my belt for 3 hours of effort.
Yellow is the intended route, blue is actual. My first attempt at GPS navigation.
Here are my notes after the trip:
Your cycle had a bell on it.
GB screwed with this post 04-06-2008 at 11:21 AM
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Oops thanks, I was using the "Waxy" skin so black worked for me.
Your cycle had a bell on it.
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Nice Pics !
I am interested in the aux gas can and mount, got a link or some info for it ??? Thanks.
Occasionally Unhinged.
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Your cycle had a bell on it.
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Fuel Tanks
That was from our vintage ride last year. We are leaving on the TAT western Section in a month. I will have a Koplin mounted on both sides of the DT400 this trip. Be carrying a total of 7 gallons of gas on the bike.
Should be posting soon
2007 - Vintage TAT - Ok, NM, Co
2008 - Vintage TAT - Ut, Nv, Or
2009 - Vintage TAT - NC, Tn, Ms, Ar
2010 - Unfinished Business Tour - TAT, CDR Shadow of the Rockies
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Location: West Tennessee
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Your cycle had a bell on it.
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: West Tennessee
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I looked the bike over the next weekend. Im not sure what to do with this shifter seal, it marks up the floor a little, but the oil level didnt drop.
There is also some seepage of oil somewhere up at the top of the head. Ill wait until its good and warm, then wash the bike real good and see if I can pinpoint from where it seeps.
Another casualty, the lock ring around the ignition switch had nearly vibrated off.
Your cycle had a bell on it.
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: West Tennessee
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February, 9 Ride
February, 9 Ride
With Batteries freshly charged and another day with temps near the 60s, I set out on a new route. The Camera insisted on having the date reset and I insisted it was 2006. Im atgatt except when I am not. I kept all of the helmet and jacket vents closed all day.
Dont forget to note the mileage.
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And take care of the GPS. In response to some advice in Laying Down Tracks, I put switch lube on the battery contacts, taped the batteries together and used part of the windshield mount to clamp the gps to the bars.
And Im off, back to the same gravel road as last week and posing next to the shortest stop sign in
Your cycle had a bell on it.
Joined: Jun 2007
Location: West Tennessee
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Back on the pavement, I began to hear something strange and pulled over to check it out. This nut was close to vibrating off and the ring around the exhaust was rattling something fierce.
I used the little wrench from the tool kit to tighten it up in a field by the road.
Here is another road to nowhere that shows up in mapquest. I followed it a long way until it looked like it was going right by some buildings and I chickened out, still not knowing what to do about them.
So I backtracked around it and the next road had this friendly welcome.
Here is the other end of that road, Ill come back and ride it one day.
And here is the coveted lake. The road actually did dead end here.
Another friendly sign:
When I come back to ride that other dirt road, Ill take this path around the levee too:
But today, I just dont have a hair on my ass and I move along. I did ride the paved road on the other side of the lake with a similar dead end sign and it wasnt a dead end. I will work that loop into future rides.
Another promising road just peters out into a field.
The worst part about this one is I rode right past someone washing a car about 100 before the road ended, I stopped, took this picture, turned around and headed back past them.
This is where that road would come out at the other end, between the fence and the tractor.
Here I missed my turn and am riding back towards it. I dont know what that tower does, but it is huge. I assume that the elevation is very high for them to put the tower there and it was real windy. My road is up there on the right and it does not disappoint.
Finally, a road that exists and goes somewhere. I met some kids riding 4-wheelers on this road going the other way. Most of them were even wearing helmets, the last two even waved.
No matter where I go out here and no matter how alone I feel, there is always a house or building or some sign of humanity in sight.
Another Gravel road that wasnt on my planned track, but I ducked down to take a leak.
Note the house in the distance.
There is no unclaimed land out here, no vast expanses of wood. Every acre has a house or a farm or a sign posted every 10 feet. The
Back on the trail and I seem to have hit paydirt.
It looks like a driveway, but there are no mailboxes or signs posted. It goes right past some houses, between some fields and even seems to go right through one.
Im grinning from ear to ear following this path with the approval of the GPS. I wish I had pictures, to document what happened next, but I think its understandable why I dont.
So I was following this path that takes me next to some woods and dumps me in someones back yard. I popped out of the trees and was about 5 away from a swing set. Im beginning to think that mapquest has tricked me again, but there is a gravel road just ahead and I pop on it going away from the house. I was putting too much faith into the GPS here because when I looked for confirmation it showed that I was not on the road and was headed in the wrong direction. I stopped and took note of the road and the gravel was much thicker and much whiter than most of the roads. It also wasnt very wide.
Once I figured out I was on a driveway and not the road Mapquest promised, I turned around like a dumbass and was met by a Mercedes SUV coming out after me. I stopped next to him left the bike running and my lid on and told him sorry for confusing his drive for a road and that I would be on my way. I looked at the GPS and pointed in the direction where the road should be and asked if it was ahead. He looked more confused than I felt and said What are you looking at to tell you all that? I told him it was in my GPS. (I feel like I lucked out here to get a wealthy guy with a ML320 instead of explaining to some Bubba that the internets told me to drive across his field). He told me the road wasnt there anymore. He had bought all of the property and petitioned to close the road. So thats what keeps happening to these roads! He asked where I was trying to get too and I told him it didnt much matter. A light went off in his head and I think it only occurred to him at this point that I was just wandering around and wasnt looking for him or his road at all. I apologized for interrupting and asked if the driveway would let me out and took off. The guys house didnt seem all that impressive to me, but his driveway was freaking awesome. It was probably more than half a mile through the woods and all big, thick, graded gravel. I do kind of wonder why he didnt just use the old road as a driveway, though. It was the same gravel road where I stopped to pee earlier.
It was very disappointing to discover that a lot of these promising roads were being absorbed by the farms that they serviced. I rode on to Ames Plantation which is an 18,000 acre farm, forest, hunt club, University research center and has a collection of local old stuff like old log buildings.
Oh well, heres a log building under restoration;
They have a big collection of old, restored log buildings here. Some are from the area and some have been moved from hundreds of miles away.
I headed South to
Its a strange little place that is well known for its speed traps and buildings
South of LaGrange is a vast conservancy area that has a few miles of connecting Gravel.
I was glad I stopped to check that water out before running through it, the narrowest part was deeper than my front axle.
With the sun setting, the air cooling and wind picking up, I thought it would be best to head for home and skip the rest of the track. I let the Garmin pick my route and it did a really good job.
Your cycle had a bell on it.
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Location: West Tennessee
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February, 17
The last two weekends in February are miserable cold or we have other obligations. I made up for not riding by installing some parts. I hate to spend too much money on this bike as I have committed to buy a new adventure bike and this may be the last hurrah for the old CL save for the occasional beer run. Nevertheless I did want to put on a new chain and try a taller gear to try to maintain a comfortable 55mph highway. I selected a 39T rear (the stock was 43) because that was the smallest option on the Honda fische.
Its smaller than I thought.
That shifter seal isnt getting any better.
It looks good with new hardware too.
It also got an expensive, new 6V headlight.
And I set about freshening up the bulbs in the Speedometer. I couldnt find enough 6v bulbs for this so the backlight got a 6v and the neutral light got a 12v, can you tell the difference?
All of my old Hondas eat up expensive unobtainable 6v tail light bulbs like cocktail onions at a Kennedy reception. I will use 2357s on the trial runs and the trip and switch to 6v if I travel at night. Here is a picture of tail light bulbs in case you dont know what they look like.
I thought I would also replace the missing nut from the exhaust flange, but the stud was gone. I pulled a stud out of an old head and was going to screw it in, but found the threads badly wallowed out.
Ill never get a time-sert or helicoil in there without removing the engine which just isnt in the cards. This will give me a little piece of mind even if it looks shitty.
I also stopped at the Cycle Gear while we were in town and bought a desperately needed battery for only $13.00. There was a sign that said the batteries had lifetime replacement without pro-rating, but there wasnt any paperwork in the box. I need to look into that because I am hard on motorcycle batteries.
While I am working on the bike, I am noting and segregating the tools I use so I can carry as few on the trip as possible. I use the tool-kit wrenches to break all the nuts free and tighten them back and add specialty tools or other sizes when necessary. The impact driver is a necessity for removing the side covers on old Hondas and requires the dead weight of a hammer. This hammer is aluminum, though and doesnt weigh much at all, less than the impact driver. It and the stainless steel vice-grips are medical instruments used in orthopedic surgery that I get from work.
Your cycle had a bell on it.
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MARCH 1 and 2, Weather is in the mid to upper 60s!
Saturday, my daughter wants to go for a ride with our new helmets and goggles and I cant figure out a good reason not to.
We rode around the 6 acres long enough to rack up 4 miles on the bike and nearly kill the dog who is trying to follow us.
One thing I realize when I see this picture is that I look like a real dipshit regardless of what I wear.
This puttering around was the first chance I got to try out the new gearing and it feels like it is really straining the engine and clutch. The bike feels very slow and rough and I slip the clutch a lot to make slow turns. I attribute that to the gearing, but at one point it died going down hill and I had a hard time bump starting it.
On Sunday I took a trip out to
Once I was finally gassed and on new roads, things began to look up;
The road was long and fun and all dirt. I was so excited about the find that I forgot to mark the Dirt section on my GPS so I could add it to my map of local gravel and dirt roads. When I realized it, I figured I would stop and mark it or go back to the beginning.
I tapped the brake pedal and oh what happened?
First : CLANK
Then this;
Im guessing that
1. I neglected to put the clip in the bolt for the rear brake stay
2. The nut fell off.
3. They stay fell off when I applied the brake
4. The hub rotated forward due to the brake being applied and
5. Forced the brake lever down.
6. The brake lever caught on the ground and
7. pulled the rod further forward eventually
8. Ripping the rod from the brake lever, pulling the nut to the end of the rod and wrapping the rod around the rear hub 3 times while I slowed it down with the front brake
Here is where I was:
From whence I came
Your cycle had a bell on it.
Slabbing it
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Pretty neat read, keep it coming.
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I pulled the bike tight enough to the inside of the curve and between either apex so that even Colin McRae would miss me if he happened by. I set out to look for lost parts briefly and found myself staring at a big F250 Diesel Crew Cab driven by a lady who was surprised to see me there. The wind was blowing so hard I never heard it coming.
I went back to get the tool kit, survey the damage and start working. I never bothered to check to see if I had cell phone service. I knew I was going to ride out and I hoped I would continue my trip, not limp home defeated.
The worst damage is to the pipe that the brake lever hinges on. If I had known more about how it was put together at the time I may have been able to salvage the brake for the rest of the ride.
This wasn't fun to unwind either.
Yes I used the crappy tool-kit tools again.
I searched around for raw materials. There were lots of beer cans and bottles, but not a lot of hardware or motorcycle parts. This Gatorade cap replaced the washer and nut and the Bungee cord from the exhaust was re-assigned to holding the brake stay at one end and the pull-rod at the other.
I was here about 30 minutes and aside from the truck, no other traffic passed while I worked. Just as I was getting my stuff back on to leave a yellow compact car drove by slowly with two shirtless white males probably in their early 20s at the helm. They seemed as out of place out here on this dirt road as the F-250 seemed at home. Almost as
out of place as me I guess.
I'm moving again, but with front brake only, so the gravel is slow going. The small rear sprocket gave up whatever compression braking I could expect from the 100cc engine. The road changes, but remains cool.
I can't imagine what this building is.
Why would it need that huge chimney?
Right across the street is a barn(?) with a cupola.
Oh man this road was so much fun and came just when I needed it as a car was bearing down on me when I got to it. The entrance was intimidating with "no trespassing signs" everywhere as if you weren't supposed to travel the road, but the signs only apply to the land on either sides. Both sides were well posted as it meandered between crop fields and wooded areas and ended up winding between some houses where people were surprised to see me.
The road ended here at a paved highway and for some reason this field was covered in sheets.
I took the road into
I made it to the state park and found the lake and secluded dock to enjoy my cold meal.
Those trucks had their windows down while parked. I guess this area is pretty safe.
The guy in the Mazda backing down the boat ramp came hauling ass into there, ground the gears in a hurry to back up, then sat on the ramp the whole time I was there. He's the guy I always used to get behind when I needed to launch a boat.
The battery was charged on the camera this time, but I forgot to put In the SD card. I was working with a very limited amount of memory built in to the camera. Another stupid oversight.
The park had gravel roads marked with little Jeep signs. Some were on mapquest and some were not. Some had little trails like this, but none of the ones I followed went very far from the gravel. It's just as well since this isn't the most ideal ride without a rear brake.
I followed the gravel roads for a long time, but there is a lot more to the park I was unable to explore. It got late and I was 40 miles from home, so I let Garmin choose my path home. I knew it would put me on the highway and I wanted to see how the new gearing held up.
It did terrible. Luckily the highway was 4-lane all the way because I had
I was very disappointed. I couldn't believe the gearing had hurt this thing so bad. I know I looked retarded in full tuck with my chin on the crossbar and my left hand on the fork going 45, but the wind was brutalizing me. A couple on a Goldwing trike passed me and neither one waved.
I finally made it to the town where I would take smaller highways home and relaxed into the 45 and 30mph speed limits. I passed a group of pirates and none of them waved. I spotted two guys on Sportsters ahead of me and they passed a small group of pirates and neither group waved. I decided that I wasn't going to wave at pirates anymore so I didn't when they passed me. I got on my highway and passed a lone guy on a cruiser who waved.
Total trip was 109 miles.
Home at last to survey the damage and start a parts list.
Dr. Pepper on the gas tank;
I managed to straighten the pipe that the brake lever is on with simple hand tools. I probably could have done it on the trail if I had understood how it worked.
Back inside, I added up the mileage and it revealed a problem
This is very revealing. The last two times I have checked mileage (over 3 years ago and in 2001) it was close to 100mpg. The hard starting, non-existent top end speed and stalling, combined with poor mileage with the tall gear spell some kind of a problem, hopefully a bad plug. It may be a couple of weeks before it will be can test this theory.
Your cycle had a bell on it.
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GLENDALE, Ariz. – They never really rip the uniform off you, when it's over. That is just an expression.
They just never give you a new one.
Garret Anderson is becoming an expert on the uncertain Christmas, the superfluous morning workout, the phone that doesn't have to be reset to "silent." In back-to-back winters he has seen most everyone else pack up for spring training before he does, primarily because there's no place to go.
"I started working out the first week of November," Anderson said Monday, in the fourth week in March, now actually competing for a job in the spring, for the first time in a long time.
"One of my friends said, control what you can. But I was getting to the point where I was going to stop working out. It's a lot to think about. One thing is that I'm not quite ready to walk away. Because if I walk away, I don't want to come back."
Anderson's distinguished 14-year ride with the Angels ended after the 2008 season. He had to wait until Feb. 24 for Atlanta to sign him, and that led to a bittersweet, and wet, 2009.
When that ended, Anderson stayed ready, at least physically, and the wait ended when the Dodgers called March 3. They guaranteed nothing. He'll make $550,000 if the Dodgers keep him, and he has the option to become a free agent if he doesn't. Two years ago Anderson made $12.6 million.
But at least Anderson's 2,501 hits, eighth among active players, have gotten him a uniform, even if it is 00. "They've got a lot of retired numbers here," Anderson explained, and Andre Ethier wears No. 16.
Otherwise, Jermaine Dye's phone hasn't rung yet. The vigil also continues for Gary Sheffield, Pedro Martinez, Carlos Delgado, John Smoltz and Jarrod Washburn.
To "retire on my own terms" is a grandiose fantasy that hardly anyone lives.
"It crosses your mind," Anderson said. "You think, this is it. The phone's not ringing. The interest isn't there. When all 30 (clubs) close the door, there's nowhere else to go."
The Dodgers' door is minimally open.
The fourth outfielder is Reed Johnson, the old Cal State Fullerton walk-on, so Anderson's real competition is Doug Mientkiewicz, as a lefty pinch-hitter. Anderson came into Monday's game with the Angels hitting .438, and he drove a ball off the top of the right-center wall off Joe Saunders.
He can handle intermittence, but only when it's close at home.
"Playing once or twice a week in another city wouldn't have been worth my while," said Anderson, whose three kids (13,11, 9) joined him for the summer in Atlanta.

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I'm trying to create a custom post type that does not have the "Add New" option. The idea is that the pages for this post type will be automatically generated. I have the custom post type working fine but how do I edit the capabilities to prevent the "Add New" option from appearing?
I think you possbly could use the capability_type parameter when you register a custom post type but im not too sure.
There is a show_ui and show_in_menu parameter when you register a custom post type. Not sure if you want to completely hide these, or make them editable once automatically generated.
I have been reading about the capabilites and capatility_type parameters but I can't get my head around them.
@fillerspace: I want users to be able to see and even edit the content from the admin dashboard once it has been generated but I do not want them to be able to create this type of content from scratch simply because there will be no need for them to. So I'm just looking for a way to remove the "Add New" buttons.
Not the most elegant solution, but it actually works. Please let me know if this helped.
function hide_add_new_custom_type()
global $submenu;
// replace my_type with the name of your post type
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Thanks for the try, weblusive. It's almost a fix as it removes the "Add New" link in the sidebar but using your method the "Add New" button on the page that lists all the posts is still there.
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According to Artsville's website, ASN (for short) is "a listening-room, dinner-and-a-show concert series featuring some of the country's top independent songwriters."
The series consists of three concerts, featuring Shannon Whitworth, Dylan Sneed, and Willy Porter. The concerts will take place this spring, in March (8), April (12), and May (10). The Midnight Rooster in downtown Hartsville will host the series, and will offer a special food and beverage menu for each event.
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First, a caveat: It's wayyyyy too soon to count out Ichiro Suzuki. Last year, he proved Seattle wrong; those people getting stoned at the Space Needle have to admit he had gas left in the tank. Maybe he'll do the same to his critics this year, as well.But let's hope it happens soon - as in, right now. If he doesn't spring to life, we've got problems. Because when the Grandyman finally can, he's going to take an outfield position from someone - that is, unless we see another injury - and it would be Ichiro going to the bench, and I don't think he'll like it.Ichiro's on-base percentage currently stands at .266. In other words, if a guy is batting just .270 - he's ahead of Ichiro already - not counting the walks. It's the lowest on-base percentage among Yankee starters - (assuming we can agree that Jason Nix is not a starter) - and his four walks thus far amount to half of what the feared slugger Francisco Cervelli has attained. The red hot Eduardo Nunez - batting .174 - has an OBP of ...
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NEW YORK, Feb. 12, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Believe it or not, the anti-aging benefits of this "Wonder Hormone" were first touted in the scientific literature clear back in 1991. In 2006, 60 Minutes ran a story singing its praises. Magazines have been hinting about it for years. And the lineup of A-list celebrities, athletes, and high-powered Wall Streeters who've become "devotees" has exploded! So why does everyone keep talking about this "Wonder Hormone" like it was just discovered yesterday?
According to experts at SanMedica International(TM), that question can be answered in one word: AGING! "People everywhere have finally stopped pretending that they're okay with growing old gracefully, and they're joining the ranks of the rich and famous in fighting like hell to hang on to their youth," says Chantelle Daines, spokesperson for SanMedica. Maybe that's why, in its "Anti-aging Special" issue, Allure magazine highlighted this "Fountain of Youth" as its 2013 shout out. What is it? It's human growth hormone, or hGH.
Why all the fuss about hGH? Simple. hGH disciples… and to many, hGH therapy is truly a religious experience… believe hGH can help reduce body fat, increase lean muscle mass, boost mood, heighten sex drive, give them plenty of energy, get rid of wrinkles and tighten saggy skin… making them look and feel decades, not years, but decades younger. There's no doubt about it; in our current fast-paced, "youth-oriented" culture, hGH therapy is finally going mainstream.
But what about all the controversy surrounding hGH? It isn't so much over whether or not hGH plays an essential role in our health and aging (virtually everyone already agrees on that). Instead, the controversy lies in the best way to maintain our body's supply of human growth hormone. Until recently, most felt the best way was through expensive prescription injections (costs can run as high as $1500 per month). However, some experts argue against the use of these synthetic injections, because they fear introducing synthetic hGH into the body may upset natural hGH production.
Because of these concerns, researchers have spent the last thirty years searching for a reliable, clinically proven way to promote pituitary health, thereby increasing human growth hormone levels naturally. So it's no surprise that when an oral compound capable of increasing mean, endogenous, bioactive, serum (blood) growth hormone levels… by 682%… was first presented at the prestigious Obesity Society's Scientific Meeting in San Antonio, Texas, it created a serous stir. When it appeared at The Academy of Women's Health's 21st Annual Congress in Washington, D.C., the 9th World Congress of Cosmetic Dermatology held in Athens, Greece, and then again at the most recent meeting of the Obesity Society in Atlanta, Georgia, the scientific community was forced to take notice.
The formula that was the subject of these research findings is now being sold by SanMedica International under the trade name SeroVital®-hgh. And when Dr. Oz disclosed that "a recent study [on SeroVital-hgh] showed patients given a special blend of amino acids saw their hGH levels spike more than 6 times…" and added, "I have been searching for this from the day we started the show. I've been looking for ways of increasing hGH naturally because I don't like getting the injections," you can imagine the frenzy he created. Before long, SanMedica was having trouble keeping SeroVital – with its highly specialized, patented amino acid formula – in stock. It went from underground sensation to full-blown phenomenon. Even the United States Patent Office has added to the SeroVital explosion by issuing U.S. Pat. No. 8,551,542 protecting the SeroVital formula from imitators.
Thanks to the release of SeroVital, the hGH revolution is exploding. Now that there's an easy-to-swallow capsule that can raise growth hormone naturally, an awful lot of people have stopped asking if they should be increasing their hGH levels and started asking which hGH-boosting option is right for them. Still, some skeptics are saying SeroVital sounds too good to be true. So is there a catch? Well, there are three. First, as with hGH injections, SeroVital-hgh is not a "magic bullet" but one part of a healthy lifestyle choice including a sensible diet and exercise regimen. And, just like hGH injections, you have to remember to renew your monthly supply.
Second, you have to take SeroVital-hgh on an empty stomach. That means you either have to take it first thing in the morning and then not eat anything for two hours, or take it at night, at least two hours after your last meal… before you go to bed.
And last but not least, while SeroVital-hgh is far less expensive than prescription hGH injections, it's still not cheap… SeroVital will cost you about $100 a month. But is it worth it? To most people, anything that may reduce wrinkles, tighten saggy skin, decrease body fat, increase lean muscle mass, strengthen bones, and boost mood, while giving you plenty of energy and improving sex drive, is a no-brainer. However, make no mistake about it, the "established" medical community would say its benefits are largely anecdotal, with research that's preliminary. But there's no denying that something that has a chance of making you look and feel decades, not years, but DECADES younger, is… at the very least… irresistible.
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HOUSTON-- The man who successfully pushed a city charter amendment barring benefits for the same-sex partners of Houston city employees in 2001 has launched a wave of campaign fliers that attack an openly gay candidate in the race for mayor.
Dave Wilson, an electrician who has spent years pestering incumbent politiciansof both parties, has turned his sights on Houston Controller Annise Parker. He says that Parkershould not be mayor because homosexual behavior leads to extinction.
Wilson says he is mailing the fliers to 35,000 Houston voters who cast ballots both in the November mayoral election and in the 2008 Republican presidential primary. I'd like to energize the conservative Christian base in Houston, and get them to vote, he said.
In the flier, Wilson says Ihave nothing but compassion, respect, and sensitivity towards those trapped in homosexual behavior. I have family members and friends who have been ensnarled in this behavior, and I know something of the incredible pain and sorrow it has brought to them and their families.
The flier features a photo of Parker standing beside her longtime partner at a swearing-in ceremony after Parker had been elected as the city's Controller six years ago. Over the photo is a headline that asks Is this the image Houston wants to portray?
Idon't see a good family, a Christian family, one man, one woman, Wilson said. It's a picture of her and her mate being sworn in in public and that's the image I have a problem with.
11 News asked Wilson what he believes is wrong with the city having an openly gay mayor. The openly gay lifestyle leads to extinction, he said. You can't reproduce.
Parker, who has adopted two children, has been open about her sexual orientation throughout her twelve years as an elected official. In previous interviews, she called it one of many data points that Houston voters can use to judge her as a candidate. She did not want to discuss the flyer with 11 News today, and directed our questions to campaign manager AdamHarris.
He said he believes Parker's opponent, former city attorneyGene Locke, is behind the flyer.
It's really sad that Gene Locke went and met with folks like this in secret and at the same time was telling people on the other side of town that he was in favor of civil unions and same-sex benefits, Harris said. It's hypocrisy at its worst, and Gene Locke should be ashamed.
Harris was referring to a meeting that Locke had last month with conservative activist Dr. Steven Hotze. Even though 11 News could find no connection between Hotze and Wilson's flyer, Harris said that whether Locke met with this guy or not, he got this started, and he owes Houston an apology.
Kim Devlin, a senior advisor to the Locke campaign,saidLocke and Hotze met once at Hotze's request, and that after the meeting, Hotze endorsed Roy Morales in the race for mayor.
It's really sad that Annise Parker insists on running her campaign based on lies and attacks rather than the facts and the issues, Devlin said. Gene Locke has never had a 'secret' meeting during this campaign and the hypocrisy is that Annise Parker knows that. As a former civil rights leader, Gene Locke knows all too well the politics of hate and discrimination. It is evident that Gene Locke is the only candidate for mayor who is committed to running this race on the issues, not on personal attacks.
Wilson said that he has not coordinated with anyone to produce his flyer. If you knew me well, you wouldn't be asking that question, he said. This is all Dave Wilson.


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Updated: 02/23/2012 - Strong storms rolled across many KBTX viewing areas early Saturday morning, dropping as much as two inches -- and up to 12 inches in some areas -- of rain.
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Updated: 04/18/2009 - A friday night fire in a Bryan hotel had moms and dads in town for Texas A&M University's Parents Weekend, evacuating.
Posted: 04/17/2009 - Fifty local men strapped on their aprons and grabbed their spatulas Friday night for an annual fundraiser.
Updated: 04/18/2009 - The storm that blew through took part of the Hartz Chicken roof with it, leaving a gutter and shingles in the parking lot.
Updated: 04/17/2009 - An elderly couple was injured in a Friday afternoon collision in College Station.
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Posted: 04/17/2009 - A former A&M Consolidated student is accused of setting a College Station house on fire because he was upset over a girl.
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Detecting industrial pollution could be an effective approach to finding ET
July 31, 2014
According to researchers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA), we might soon be able to detect hints of technologically advanced alien civilizations by measuring high levels of polluting gases in the atmospheres of distant exoplanets. The approach should become viable soon after the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is launched in late 2018.
The new and more powerful space telescopes set to replace Hubble in the coming years will be able to uncover new details on very small and very distant celestial objects throughout the universe. In particular, the JWST will make observations mainly in the infrared spectrum, which is ideal for targeting exoplanets and, through spectral observations, even pinpoint which planets might be (to the best of our knowledge) the best candidates for hosting extraterrestrial life.
Using the limited data at our disposal, scientists have recently speculated that as many as one hundred million exoplanets in our galaxy alone may host complex forms of life. But if life does indeed exist outside of Earth, how could we tell from a distance whether it is a primordial bacterial form or a highly advanced technological civilization?
Researchers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have suggested a possible method to do just that. In a recently published study, they have concluded that the JWST will be able to spot the fingerprints of specific atmospheric pollutants which, if found in meaningful concentrations, would reliably indicate the presence of a technologically advanced civilization.
Though seemingly far-fetched, the authors argue that this approach has merit. We expect the atmosphere of life-bearing planets to contain oxygen and methane in abundance, but their detection would not be a conclusive sign of intelligent life. By contrast, some chemicals causing atmospheric pollution are purely artificial and so, according to the scientists, they should be interpreted as a reliable sign that technologically advanced little (not-so-) green men are close-by.
Harvard student Henry Lin and professor Avi Loeb estimate that the JWST should be able to detect tetrafluoromethane (CF4 and trichlorofluoromethane (Ccl3F), two types of chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), if they are present in concentrations approximately ten times higher than on Earth. These two chemicals are found in aerosols and chemical solvents and have been known to cause the thinning of the ozone layer in our own atmosphere.
"It is ironic that high concentrations of molecules with high global warming potential (GWP), the worst-case scenario for Earth's climate, is the optimal scenario for detecting an alien civilization, as GWP increases with stronger infrared absorption and longer atmospheric lifetime," say the authors.
But the researchers note that the molecules could also be there not as harming and unwanted pollution, but also, and perhaps more likely, as a way to terraform a planet on the edge of the habitable zone.
"Targeting pollutants like CFCs is ideal, as they are only produced in significant quantities by anthropogenic activities," say the authors. Moreover, the gases could remain in the atmosphere for tens of thousands of years, which increases our chances to spot such a planet even if the civilization had annihilated itself.
Unfortunately, the JWST will only be powerful enough to detect such pollutants on Earth-like planets orbiting white dwarf stars, which are incredibly dense stellar remnants of Sun-like mass and Earth-like size. However, these systems would be an interesting place to look for life, since we have already found a number of promising exoplanets in similar environments.
With JWST, a few hours of integration time will be enough to detect Earth-like levels of water vapor, molecular oxygen, carbon dioxide and other generic biosignatures on planets orbiting a white dwarf; beyond that, observing the same planet for up to 1.7 days will be enough to detect the two CFCs in concentrations of 750 parts per trillion, or 10 times greater than on Earth.
Though admittedly a long shot, this method is more easily achievable than other approaches that have been advanced in recent years, such as looking for city lights, which would demand optics well outside our current capabilities (you'd need a mirror 100 times larger than Hubble's just to detect lights on the planetary system closest to our own). It also doesn't rely on the alien civilization having already found us, as is the case with the more "conventional" method of scouring the electromagnetic spectrum for alien transmissions.
The new method should already become viable for white dwarf systems in five years' time as the JWST goes online. After that, we will most likely be able to expand our search to Earth-like planets orbiting Sun-like stars with the very next generation of space telescopes.
A paper describing the advance appears in The Astrophysical Journal.
This assumes they are as stupid and short sighted a species as we are. Not necessarily a good assumption!Max Kennedy
Yet based on how we have treated earth it would not be an indication of intelligent life.Warren Roberts
As suggested by the 2 posters above me - If they are that intelligent they should have solved the pollution problems by the time their light reaches us! If they have not, they have probably perished!The Skud
If I time this post correctly, I can be the fourth horseman of the apocalypse by saying that I agree with the first three posters above.Mel Tisdale
There's something weirdly humorous about this article. I suppose on the Bell curve of ET intelligence scattered across a speculated 100 million exoplanets, at least half of them would be of "below average" intelligence. I suppose that there could be many dwarf or small yellow stars with tiny planets which could harbor dumb little ETs who have polluted their own little worlds. I could also imagine those ETs looking through a telescope at us and declaring that they may have found their lost brothers. Using the limited data at my disposal, I speculate that there could be 50 million planets(lower half of the Bell curve) like that in our galaxy alone. Aren't statistics wonderful? It would seem that we have gotten speculation down to a real science. To save time and money, let's consider the problem solved and move on.Bob
That sounds like a good way to start... but what if the aliens are smart like the French who produce 80% of their electricity with nuclear power plants? LOLKevin James
might also be how the Aliens know not to bother with this place... :)Michiel Mitchell


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Meaning and name origin
Jenene \j(e)-ne-ne\ as a girl's name is of English origin. Jenene is a variant of Jenny (English): originally a pet form of Jean in the Middle Ages; now used as a short form of Jennifer.
Jenene has 2 variant forms: Jeneen, Jennyann.
Jenene is not a popular first name for females and an equally uncommon surname or last name for all people (2000 U.S. Census).
Displayed below is a comparison of the popularity of the girl name Jenene and its variant forms. The only variation form ranked in the Top 1000/100 is Jenny. (2015 statistics).
Similar Names
Jenene is also pronounced similarly to Geneene, Janeane, Janene, Janine, Jeanene, Jeanine, Jenine and Jennine. Other suggested similar baby names are Jenee, Jenina and Jenne. These names tend to be more commonly used than Jenene.
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