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(UPDATED COVERAGE, Feb. 4) The U.S. and Mexico have agreed to a plan that substantially raises prices for imported Mexican fresh tomatoes, but the association representing U.S. importers said the plan is unreasonable.
The Commerce Department announced the plan on Feb. 2. It sets different floor prices during summer and winter, and also specifies prices for open field/adapted environment and controlled environment production. The plan is not final; comments will be accepted on it until Feb. 11 at the Department of Commerce Import Administration website.
The Commerce Department will consider the comments and release a final version by March 4.
Despite widespread media coverage of a U.S.-Mexico trade war averted, however, the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas, which represents companies that import Mexican tomatoes, is critical of the details in the plan. The FPAA was not involved in the negotiations and president Lance Jungmeyer said it's not a reasonable solution.
Jungmeyer said many Nogales, Ariz., distributors were initially optimistic when learning Feb. 2 of the agreement maintaining suspension agreement. When more details were released, however, growing numbers of U.S. importers and distributors became worried about the effect of the size of the price increases on buyer and consumer demand.
"A price increase this high gives the U.S. industry more room to maneuver, it gives them plenty of room to sell at 10 cents (per pound) below that floor price all day and essentially keep Mexico out of the market," he said Feb. 4.
The Commerce Department news release on the agreement paints a different picture.
"I am pleased that we were able to come to an agreement on fresh tomato imports from Mexico that restores stability and confidence to the U.S. tomato market and meets the requirements of U.S. law," Francisco Sánchez, under secretary of commerce for international trade, said in a news release.
"The draft agreement raises reference prices substantially, in some cases more than double the current reference price for certain products, and accounts for changes that have occurred in the tomato market since the signing of the original agreement," he said in the release.
U.S. growers were unhappy with current floor prices for Mexican tomatoes and in 2012 requested the end of a suspension agreement that set those prices since 1996, stopping an anti-dumping investigation.
After being briefed on the deal by the Commerce Department officials, the Florida Tomato Exchange and Certified Greenhouse Farmers released a statement expressing "tentative support" for the revised suspension agreement.
"The agreement as it is currently structured is a step forward," said Reggie Brown, executive vice president of the Florida Tomato Exchange, Maitland, Fla. Brown said the agreement's higher prices validate the contention of U.S. growers that they have been dumped on for some period of time by Mexican tomato imports. "We still feel very strongly that the cost of production is essential to determining what the correct reference price should be and we look forward in the future for Commerce to obtain that information and adjust the reference prices on that basis."
Martin Ley, vice president of Nogales, Ariz.-based Del Campo Supreme Inc. and spokesman for a consortium of Mexican tomato growers who negotiated the suspension agreement, said in a statement that those growers offered substantial concessions in negotiations over the past year to preserve the suspension agreement.
"Even though no dumping or injury to the U.S. industry was demonstrated by our competitors, over the last year our growers worked with our government to overhaul the whole Mexican industry, broaden the coverage and develop tough enforcement schemes," Ley said in the statement.
Ley said the new floor prices will impose hardships on the Mexican industry, but growers hope the agreement will bring long-term benefits.
"Our compromises are expressions of trust and good faith, the essential ingredients to any bilateral trade relationship, and we look forward to similar expressions of cooperation and good will as we head into the comment period," he said in the statement.
The effective date of any final agreement is projected to be March 4, according to a fact sheet provided by the Commerce Department.
The new reference prices for open-field and adapted-environment tomatoes are 31 cents per pound in the winter and 24.58 cents per pound in the summer, according to the fact sheet. For controlled-environment tomatoes, the price for winter tomatoes is 41 cents per pound, while the summer price for controlled-environment tomatoes is 32.51 cents per pound.
The agreement defines controlled environment tomatoes "as tomatoes grown in a fully-enclosed permanent aluminum or fixed steel structure clad in glass, impermeable plastic, or polycarbonate using automated irrigation and climate control, including heating and ventilation capabilities, in an artificial medium using hydroponic methods."
Specialty loose tomatoes have a reference price of 45 cents per pound for the winter and 35.68 cents per pound in the summer. Specialty packed tomatoes have a reference price of 59 cents per pound in the winter and 46.79 cents per pound in the summer. The agreement defines specialty tomatoes as grape, cherry, heirloom and cocktail tomatoes.
Under the current suspension agreement, minimum prices for all imported Mexican tomatoes, whether field-, shadehouse- or greenhouse grown, are 21.6 cents per pound in the winter and 17.2 cents per pound in the summer, according to the Commerce Department.
In a Feb. 4 news release, Jungmeyer said the new floor prices would serve only what he called the "inefficient" Florida tomato industry.
"It will also be a thorn in the side of U.S.-Mexican relations for years to come," Jungmeyer said in the release.
The FPAA was not involved with the negotiations between the Commerce Department and Mexican growers. Mexican officials who signed the draft agreement include representatives of grower groups Confederation of Agriculture Associations of the State of Sinaloa, the Agricultural Council of Baja California, the Mexican Association of Protected Horticulture, the Sonora Regional Agricultural Union, and the National Confederation of Vegetable Producers.


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The generally older, Anglo and polite crowd at the town hall meeting at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Santa Fe on the night of Aug. 17 produced none of the sound bites of anti-government rage that have dominated national news coverage of the health care debate. Here, the anger found a different target.
"There are some days when health insurance companies seem like distant cousins of the mafia," Tyler Taylor, a physician in Los Alamos, told the audience.
On the campaign trail, President Barack Obama promised to take on big insurance companies and deliver "universal" health care, reportedly saying in 2007: "We can't afford another disappointing [reform] charade in 2008, 2009 and 2010…It's not only tiresome, it's wrong."
But since Obama took charge, Democrats have defined expectations downward.
"The goal is to have affordable insurance—that's the goal for any reform legislation we pass," Jude McCartin, spokeswoman for US Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D-NM, says.
Whatever "reform" turns out to mean, the White House argues the current situation is untenable, with serious consequences looming for public health and the economy. That may be especially true in New Mexico, which ranks toward the bottom of most comparative studies on access to health care.
Among all states, only Texas has a higher percentage of uninsured residents than New Mexico, according to a March study by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
The study also found New Mexico had a higher percentage of uninsured workers—28.1 percent—than any other state. The nationwide average was 18.4 percent.
The study compared data from 1995 and 2007, the last year for which comprehensive figures were available. Over that time, the rate of uninsured workers increased 8.5 percent—meaning, for whatever reason, 52,700 fewer New Mexico workers had health insurance.
Those figures predate the economic crash. Over the past year, thousands of New Mexicans have lost their jobs and the accompanying health insurance.
Even those who have kept their jobs and insurance now pay more. According to statistics compiled by the federal Department of Health and Human Services, health insurance premiums now cost New Mexicans more than double what they did nine years ago.
That increase is in line with the trends so far this year, according to Anne Sperling, employee benefits manager at Daniels Insurance in Santa Fe and board chairwoman of the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce. Sperling says premium costs have risen between 8 and 15 percent so far this year, depending on the insurance plan.
"It's very frustrating for employers. They're saying, 'We didn't even use the plan this year, and we're getting this increase?'" Sperling says.
While costs haven't yet risen to the point at which employers are dropping insurance coverage, Sperling says many companies are threatening to do just that. To compensate for rising premiums, Sperling says, local employers are laying off workers, reducing their hours and cutting the share paid toward employees' insurance premiums.
The rising costs "are putting us brokers into a real tailspin," Sperling says. "We don't have that much choice in New Mexico, as far as health care options. They're forcing us to get real creative."
Most New Mexico employers are too small to qualify for anything but off-the-shelf plans offered by the big insurance companies.
"There's no negotiation, really, to speak of, until you get to a group size of 50 or more employees," Sperling says. "The little groups don't have a prayer."
Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce CEO Simon Brackley says his members have not taken a formal position on the various reforms. But the national Chamber of Commerce—from which the local chamber recently split over a separate issue—has taken out television ads in states across the country attacking the "public option" health care plan favored by some Democrats. The public option would create a government-backed health insurance program to compete with private insurers, with the intent of lowering costs.
New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty Executive Director Kim Posich says fears over a government takeover of health care are misplaced; government already plays a huge role in the health care of many, if not most, New Mexicans.
"Right now, when you include Medicaid, the State Coverage Insurance program and Medicare, there's over 800,000 New Mexicans already covered by government health care," Posich says. "There's somewhere around 300,000 New Mexicans who are uninsured. That leaves fewer than 1 million with private insurance."
Sperling says the local chamber tried to arrange town hall meetings on health care with US Rep. Ben Luján, D-NM; US Sen. Tom Udall, D-NM; and Bingaman, but "lo and behold, they didn't have time."
That changed last week, when Luján's office accepted an invitation to the Aug. 17 health care meeting by the Unitarians.
Bingaman also has begun to schedule town halls around the state this month.
Approximately 360 people attended the town hall featuring Luján, Taylor and Health Action New Mexico Board President Lydia Pendley. All the panelists favor a public insurance option; so did most of the audience. The forum was significantly calmer than those that have been spotlighted around the country. But Luján spokesman Mark Nicastre says at forums in other parts of New Mexico, misinformation has taken more hold.
"We were in Clovis on Saturday, and some of the things you hear on Fox News did gain some traction," Nicastre says. However, he adds, Luján was able to persuade a few people that talk-show-fed fears of government-sponsored euthanasia and mental health concentration camps for conservatives are unfounded.
Nicastre says several thousand people have contacted Luján's office over the past month, the majority of whom support some kind of "reform."
But as a freshman, Luján's say in this debate is limited, especially next to Bingaman, who is one of three Democrats in a Senate "group of six" meeting outside of ordinary committee procedure to reach a compromise with Republicans.
Bingaman, a moderate, still supports a "public option" plan, even though the Obama administration has begun to back away from it. Leading Democrats now appear to be promoting a system of health care "co-ops," though it's unclear what that would mean. "There's not a single definition for it," McCartin says.
Under such a scheme, states might be able to form various consumer-owned cooperatives to either provide insurance or negotiate with existing insurers on behalf of members.
The Law and Poverty Center's Posich fears such a "reform" might amount to a person behind a desk handing out brochures.
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I attended last week's camp with Epizo Bangoura at Bent's Basin.
This was the first (and probably only) time the camp was held there. Normally, it happens at the Bundagen eco community near Coffs Harbour, but that venue wasn't available this year. Bent's Basin is a state conservation area with a large park, camp sites, and an education centre (basically a large hall) where we did our drumming and dancing.
Because Bent's Basin is twelve hour's drive from Brisbane, I wasn't planning to attend—too far to drive and, because of the camping-only accommodation, pretty much impossible to do by flying. Fortunately, Matt, a drumming mate of mine, rang a few days before the camp and offered to pick me up from Sydney airport and let me sleep in his van, so I decided to attend on short notice.
The camp ran from Monday to Thursday. Only four days this time instead of the usual seven, mostly due to the change of venue. (Quite a number of people had already bought tickets to the Bellingen Carnival, which was the weekend before the camp, anticipating that the camp would be held at Bundagen as usual. By the time they found out about the change of venue, they'd already paid their $250 for the (non-refundable) carnival tickets and therefore didn't attend the camp.) We ended up with about 17 dancers and 20 drummers, so attendance was still good. (On the first day, we had over 40 people attending.)
The camp went well, with Epizo teaching in his usual fun and challenging style. There were some hard-core warm-ups in particular that had quite a few people sweating. Epizo taught Sinte, Sofa, Fula Fare, Sorsonet, and Kuku, all with nice arrangements and breaks. The dancers learned Sofa, Fula Fare, Kuku, and Soko.
It was quite cold during the four days, so we kept the doors and windows of the hall shut during dance class. With nearly forty people dancing and a drumming in the room, the atmosphere quickly got a bit like a steam bath, with the windows fogging up. Unfortunately, at least one person in the room had arrived sick and managed to spread their particular brand of bronchitis to over half the people at the camp. Talk about sharing the love…
Despite this, we had a really good time. We did a performance at the end of the camp (mostly for ourselves, seeing that our audience was about fifteen people ) Overall, the camp was a success, although the venue wasn't ideal. The hall was about a 500m walk from the camping and eating area, and we did not have any real place to congregate where it was warm. Especially the first two nights, our socialising was curtailed by the cold. (Many people went to bed early to avoid getting even colder.) Next year, back at Bundagen, our social life should improve again because we have a proper community hall there to hang out, and it's warmer as well, being further north and at the coast.
Epizo's drumming, as always, was jaw-dropping. I consider him one of the best djembe players alive (never mind all the other instruments he plays). There are very few players in the world who can match his creativity and inventiveness as well as his technique and speed on the djembe.
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The New Mexico Supreme Court currently is deliberating whether to—as public defender Jeff Buckels put it in his May 12 oral argument—"finish off what the Legislature started" and completely end the death penalty.
House Bill 285, signed into law by Gov. Bill Richardson on March 18, was titled "Abolish the Death Penalty." This is a misnomer as the law only applies to crimes committed after July 1, 2009. Convicted murderers Timothy Allen and Robert Fry remain on death row, and accused killers, such as Michael Astorga, could still end up there.
The Supreme Court heard Astorga's case on May 12 before an audience of New Mexico's legal elite, as well as Astorga's family and that of his alleged victim, Bernalillo County Sheriff's Deputy James McGrane Jr. The hearing was a pre-trial or "interlocutory appeal," agreed to by both the defense and the prosecution.
"This is an issue that's being raised in every death penalty case and so we said, 'Let's get it up to the Supreme Court…so we don't have to do this 50,000 times,'" 2nd Judicial District Attorney Kari Brandenburg tells SFR.
Afterward, both sides agreed it's impossible to say which way the court will rule.
"I don't think they gave lots of room for predictions," University of New Mexico law professor James Ellis says.
At the crux of the debate are the results of the Capital Jury Project, a decade-long research project by the University of Albany, which concludes jurors on death penalty cases don't always follow instructions, often make up their minds before cases have concluded and are sometimes influenced by race.
"The grand point is that the reforms of the death penalty over the last few decades haven't removed the risk of arbitrariness," Buckels, on loan to the Astorga defense for the CJP challenge to the death penalty, tells SFR.
The five justices weren't only interested in data. Their concerns boiled down to three distinct quandaries.
Uniquely New Mexican
The Capital Jury Project conducted its research in 14 states; New Mexico wasn't one of them.
Consequently, a New Mexico State University sociologist testified in trial court, the survey is irrelevant. This point led Justice Charles Daniels, a former criminal defense attorney, to ask if there is something fundamentally different in the "brain synapses" of New Mexico jurors.
"We've shown that, in New Mexico [as opposed to Texas, Oklahoma or Florida], jurors rarely give the death penalty," Brandenburg, who was represented before the court by Assistant Attorney General Victoria Wilson, says.
Astorga's defense team agrees there's something unique about New Mexicans—an "intolerance to risk"—best exemplified by the recent repeal of the death penalty.
What the Legislature Said
In the fall of 2008, the sides filed their briefs but, by spring, the state had repealed the death penalty. This led Justice Richard Bosson to ask both sides, "What should we make of [that decision]?"
Buckels pointed to Richardson's statements that he had lost faith in the criminal justice system's ability to make life or death decisions.
"How is it that the system is better at it now than after July 1?" Buckels tells SFR. "I think there are very few people who can't just look at that oddity square in the face and say, 'This doesn't make any sense.'"
Nonetheless, Richardson has said he does not think Astorga should be let off the hook.
"There's really no statement on that from the Legislature," Rep. Gail Chasey, D-Bernalillo, HB 285's sponsor, says. "The Legislature did not make a point of not including Astorga."
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"If juries can't make these decisions, what decisions can they make?" Wilson asked the justices, implying that a ruling in Astorga's favor could jeopardize the constitutional right to a trial by jury.
Ellis says the US Supreme Court has long held that "death-eligible" juries are different than regular juries because of the "finality and irrevocability" of mistakes. In addition, death penalty opponents are always
Justice Patricio Serna ended the session with a caveat: "We are guaranteed a fair trial, not a perfect trial.


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The purpose is to investigate whether HIV and HIV medication can affect certain areas of brain function. This study will look at possible changes in brain function including memory, concentration and thought processes to see if there are any differences between the two doses of efavirenz used in the Encore1 study and also the level of efavirenz in the blood
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|The Neurocognitive Sub Study of Encore1:A Randomised, Double‐Blind, Placebo‐Controlled, Clinical Trial to Compare the Safety and Efficacy of Reduced Dose Efavirenz (EFV) With Standard Dose EFV Plus 2N(t)RTI in Antiretroviral‐naïve HIV‐Infected Individuals Over 96 Weeks A Randomised, Double-blind, Placebo-controlled, Clinical Trial to Compare the Safety and Efficacy of Reduced Dose Efavirenz (EFV) With Standard Dose EFV Plus Two Nucleotide Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (N(t)RTI) in Antiretroviral-naïve HIV-infected Individuals Over 96 Weeks
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- The primary endpoint is the comparison between of neurocognitive function in patients initiating sdEFV and 400EFV [ Time Frame: 48 weeks ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- The association between week 4 plasma EFV levels and change from baseline neurocognitive function to week 4 and 24. [ Time Frame: Week 24 ]
- To assess dynamic changes in neurocognitive function over the total duration of follow-up. [ Time Frame: 96 weeks ]
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|January 2012
|Study Completion Date:
|March 2013
|Primary Completion Date:
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|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Reduced dose Efavirenz arm
Patient's on main study that was randomised to receive TDF (300mg qd)/FTC (200mg qd) + EFV (400mg qd; 2 x 200mg + 1 x 200mg placebo qd).
Drug: Efavirenz
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- Recent (<6months ) head injury
- Current major depression or psychosis
- Current alcohol abuse
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2C9 Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inhibitors
Cytochrome P-450 CYP2C19 Inhibitors
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The U.S. Social Security Administration says that about 25% of younger workers (the SSA describes that group as "new entrants to the workforce") face a physical disability that can leave them on the sidelines sitting out work. Without disability insurance, that can mean going without a paycheck, or at least, getting a severely diminished one. Whether it's through lack of awareness or indifference, younger workers just aren't clamoring for disability insurance, even though the data show they need it. According to New York-based Guardian Life Insurance, just 35% of young adults have disability life insurance, even though 57% own general life insurance. Guardian, in its Life and Disability Insurance: What 20- and 30-Somethings Think survey, says that the younger generation does to a large degree believe they are at no big risk for illness or injury. Guardian says that 21% of 20- and 30-somethings who don't have any kind of insurance say they have no "physical risks" that would demand disability insurance. But the larger reason might have something to do with cost. Twenty-five percent of those young adults without insurance say the price tag associated with disability insurance is too high -- even though most plans clock in at about 1% of your total annual income for typical group plans. That means a 27-year-old earning $35,000 annually has to pay only $350 per year for disability insurance -- or less than $30 per month. That's a small price to pay, Guardian argues, to defend your income.
"It's difficult to convey the risks associated with disability -- especially to young people, who may feel they're invincible," offers Lawrence Hazzard, a group vice president at Berkshire Life, the disability insurance arm of Guardian. "The word 'disability' leads many to think of catastrophic injuries, but more often disability means having back problems, being temporarily sidelined as you recover from cancer or even battling depression. Being taken out of the workforce for one of these issues -- even for a relatively short time -- can have lifetime consequences without the proper income protection in place." But younger workers, especially those with pricey college loans to pay off, have to take that all-important first step, Hazzard says. "Workers need to take the initiative to protect that asset throughout their working lives, especially when you consider the tremendous investments they've made for the sake of gainful employment," he adds.
If you want to check your risks for becoming disabled, at any age, check the Council For Disability Awareness. The site has a calculator that measures your risks for disability and is well worth checking out.


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And if so has there ever been a Buddhist Exorcism that expelled the demon?
I'm just curious as to why Christianity is so full of them,
yet I have never heard of Buddhism ever having anything like it.
I always concluded that maybe Christianity had demons in it
already that's why it has had such a bloody history, I dunno.
Because I read this book, The Dark Side of Christian History:
On Yahoo Answers, anytime somebody asked about how to cast a demon out,
I would copy and paste this answer:
Buddhism has never had a case of demonic possession, or a need for Exorcisms, or problems with ghosts or demons, that should tell ya something. The cross thing-a-ma-jig doesn't work like people think it does, ya need something more powerful.
Acquire the Protection of the Buddha.
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Does any know anything about 'Digital Dream L'Espion Mini Digital Camera'. Is it worth buying one?
* Can you take as many pics u want as long as the cam is supported by a battery?
* What about the quality of its pics?
*Which battery does it take?
Thankyou! :)
I have reviewed one of these, they used to lose all details in internal memory when the battery was removed or ran down, I think this model was okay. However I would go for a known make with some optical zoom. To my mind anything with only Digital Zoom is a waste of time.
Lots of discontinued models about and for around £100 you should get a decent basic digital camera.
The battery as far as I remember was a single AA or was it AAA.
can u take more than 80pics??
in a word - no
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Seeing Perfect Visionary
Fourteen years is a long time for a major free route in Yosemite to go unrepeated. On October 3, Tommy Caldwell made the second free ascent of the Direct Northwest Face (VI 5.14a) of Half Dome, 14 years after Todd Skinner established the free version in 1993, and 20 days shy of the one-year anniversary of Skinner's untimely death. The long lag between ascents, however, was not due to disinterest.
"A lot of other people looked at it as a free route," Caldwell said. "I know Rob Miller went up there once. And then Alex [Huber] went up there and I think Dean [Potter] spent some time on it, too."
According to Caldwell, the line is stout. "The route was pretty full on," he said. "Old school Yosemite ratings, which means no gimmes. Most of the pitches felt just a bit harder than I was expecting until I joined the Regular route. I fell twice on the crux pitch, an incredibly sustained slab that was about 88 degrees for 150 feet. It took my full focus for almost an hour to send."
Skinner originally broke this crux 5.13d section into two pitches, numbers three and four. Caldwell, however, linked it all in one and says it is 5.14a.
Caldwell previously spent two days working the crux. Despite having never been above pitch four, he went for the complete ascent, leading every pitch and spending a full 24 hours on the route. His wife Beth Rodden jugged behind.
"There was one especially grassy part with bad gear," says Caldwell. "I spent half an hour pulling grass out of the crack. Dirt went in my eyes, in my shoes and filled my chalk bag and all over Beth. I never found good holds or gear and had to eventually just sack up and run it out. We only brought one rope, so I felt pressure to make it out that day."
Caldwell says he became interested in trying the Direct Northwest route as a tribute to Skinner.
"My experiences with Todd were always amazing. I think he often got a bad rap because he was a bit of a self-promoter. Around Yosemite that always leads to a lot of slander. I think some other top climbers of the day felt competitive and couldn't see past that. As usual, Todd's claim to have freed the Direct Northwest caused a storm of controversy. [One of Skinner's partners] said Todd hung long slings from the anchor on the crux pitch, clipped it from a low stance and never free climbed the last few feet. I wanted to see for myself if it was truly a free climb and I couldn't find a spot on the climb where [the alleged trick] would make any sense at all.
"In fact, on all the cruxes, the last 20 feet were quite easy compared to the climbing lower down. I was constantly impressed with this climb. It's barely there as a free climb and takes some super inobvious variations from the aid line. Most people even today would not have seen it as a free climb. I think Todd was a true free-climbing visionary, and he inspired me a lot."
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Alex and Thomas Huber are officially the fastest climbers of the Nose, El Capitan. They broke the speed record twice, first climbing the great granite proboscis in 2 hours 48 minutes 35 seconds on October 4, then again, with a time of 2:45:45 on October 8. How long will the record stand, and more important, do records such as this really matter?
The Australian climber Lee Cossey gave an incredible six-day effort on the sustained, scary route El Nino (5.13c) on El Cap. Cossey onsighted or flashed nearly every one of the route's 30 pitches. He fell once on three of seven 5.13 pitches, dispatching them second go.