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ND attorney general looking into second possible higher ed board open meeting violation
North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem is investigating a possible second violation of open meeting laws by the State Board of Higher Education after hearing accounts of a March 6 dinner meeting that contradict what he was told by a North Dakota University System official.By Ryan Johnson , April 23, 2013
ND Senate pushes ahead to dismantle State Board of Higher Education
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N.D. lawmakers drop proposal to change higher education structure
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Higher education budgets target tuition costs in Minnesota
The Legislature is focusing nearly $3 billion in higher education funding on keeping college costs as low as possible.April 08, 2013
Education leaders: universities important to local economies
The head of North Dakota Universities was in Grand Forks tonight to stress the importance of higher education on the local economy. Dr. Hamid Shirvani says universities are the engines of the economy.April 04, 2013
Shirvani complaints reach college accrediting agency
Former Valley City State University president Ellen Chaffee is requesting an investigation and possible sanctions by a higher education accreditation body over what she said are her "grave" concerns over the direction of North Dakota's State Board of Higher Education and Chancellor Hamid Shirvani.By Ryan Johnson , April 03, 2013
Skarphol: Accusations against Shirvani are baseless
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Changing in Order to Stay the Same: Pamunkey Indian Participation in the Market Economy During the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Bowes, John P., Eastern Kentucky University
Northern Indian Removal: An Unfamiliar History
Bruchac, Margaret M., University of Connecticut
At Wood's Edge: Documenting Wampum Loss and Recovery
Butler, Christopher N., University of Wisconsin, Madison
Initiated Into the West: Modernity and Secrecy in American Indian Freemasonry
Carpentier, Michael R., Cornell University
Representations of Authenticity: At the Intersection of Language Ideologies and Orthographies
Fisher, Andrew, College of William and Mary
Strongheart: The Life and Times of a Hollywood Indian
Giabiconi, Julie, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Buffalo River Dene Nation and Treaty No. 10: Ethnohistory of a Neglected Treaty
Guekguezian, Peter A., California State University, Fresno
Verbal Morphophonology in Chukchansi Yokuts
Hilton-Hagemann, Brandi L., University of Oklahoma
Agents of Sovereignty: A Political History of Wind River Indian Reservation Inhabitants, 1868–1982
Horsethief, Christopher, Gonzaga University
Researching Change in the Ktunaxa Language: Exploring Exogenous Factors and Identifying Endogenous Responses to Ktunaxa Ethnohistory
Johnson, Meredith, University of Wisconsin, Madison
Syntax of Potawatomi
Kisin, Eugenia, New York University
Indigenous Sovereignties, Non-Secular Modernities: The Market for Northwest Coast First Nations Art in Vancouver
Schlosser, Kolson, Clarkson University
Perspectives on Cultural Change and Diamond Mining Amongst the Inuit of Cambridge Bay, Nunavut
Smyth, Edward G., University of California, Santa Cruz
The Natchez Indians, 1682–1830s: A Native American Diaspora
Teasdale, Guillaume, University of Ottawa
The Detroit Indian Deeds of the Post-New France Era and the Growth of the Local French Agricultural Settlements
Toosarvandani, Maziar, University of California, Los Angeles
Nominalization and Temporal Relations in Northern Paiute
Wood, Rebecca J., University of Montana
Language Socialization and the Ideological Dilemmas Among the Salish
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- Blackburn Morrow, Jesse, University of Oregon
- Linguistic Restructuring of Umatilla Sahaptin
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- Phonological Variation in Gitksan
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- Will West Long-Ga-Du-Gi Project
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- The Light from Carissa Plains
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- Encoding Point of View: Evidentiality in Cheyenne
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- Identity, Race, and Power in the Contested American South
- Walker, Jessica A., University of Oklahoma
- Native Christianity Among the Absentee Shawnee
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- Great Lakes Algonquian Dress in Intercultural Relations, 1760-1930
- Akins, Damon B., University of Oklahoma
- Dispossession, Reclamation and Identity in the Southwest, 1848-1928
- Armoskaite, Solveiga, University of British Columbia
- Morphological Properties of Nehiyawewin Intransitive Predicates
- Bender, Margaret C., Wake Forest University
- Fatherhood among Oklahoma Kiowas, Comanches, Apaches and Chickasaws
- Birdwell, Tracey A., University of Delaware
- Cherokee and Christianity in the Early National Period
- Bisha, Tim, University of Western Ontario
- Power in First Nations Discourse
- Branam, Kelly M., Indiana University
- Political Change in Crow Country, 1948 to the Present
- Brown, Jason, University of British Columbia
- Tonal Phonology of Upriver Halkomelem
- Gills, Bradley J., Arizona State University
- American Indians in the Lumber Industry of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, 1850-1950
- Hahn, Milanne S., University of Texas
- The Studio Style of American Indian Painting
- Hele, Karl S., University of Winnipeg
- Sault Ste. Marie Borderlands, 1783-1883
- Hyman, Colette, Winona State University
- Surviving Relocation: Dakota Women at Santee, Nebraska
- Kiyosawa, Kaoru, Simon Fraser University
- Semantics of Halkomelem Relationals
- Leibowitz, Rachel, University of Illinois
- Landscape Legacy of the New Deal in the Navajo Nation Capital
- Leman, Wayne, University of Oregon
- Cheyenne Dictionary
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- Syntax of Questions in Menominee
- Milne, George E., University of Oklahoma
- Evolution of French and Indian Relations in the Lower Mississippi, 1700-1743
- Nicholas, Mark A., Lehigh University
- Seneca Quests for Power, 1780-1855
- Norcini, Marilyn J., University of Pennsylvania
- Oral Histories of the Santa Clara Pueblo Constitution
- Parmenter, Jon W., Cornell University
- Iroquois Politics and Society, 1675-1775
- Peterson, Tyler, University of British Columbia
- The Morphosyntax of Gitksan
- Pulley-Hudson, Angela, Yale University
- Indians, Slaves and Surveyors in the Alabama Borderlands, 1790-1820
- Reid, Gerald F., Sacred Heart University
- The Immigration Case of Paul Kanento Diabo, 1925
- Rivaya-Martinez, Joaquin, University of California, Los Angeles
- Captivity and Adoption among the Comanche, 1700-1875
- Robertson, Leslie A., University of British Columbia
- Communal Memory in Alert Bay, British Columbia
- Rushforth, Brett, Omohundro Institute
- Indian Slavery and Alliance in New France
- Stern, Jessica R., Johns Hopkins University
- Southeastern American Indian and Anglo-American Trade
- Treuer, Anton S., Bemidji State University
- Stillday Oral History Project
- Wetzel, Christopher D., University of California, Berkeley
- Potawatomi Bands and Imagining the Nation, 1830-2004
- Wojdak, Rachel, University of British Columbia
- Argument Structure of Nuu-chah-nulth Predicates
- Woo, Florence F., University of California, Santa Cruz
- Clause Structure in Nuuchahnulth
- Alderete, John D.
- Tahltan Stress: Phonetics and Phonology
- Barthmaier, Paul T.
- Lushootseed Discourse Data
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- Western Abenaki Discourse
- Craver, Amy J.
- Influence of Environmental Changes on Inupiaq Hunting
- Golla, Victor K.
- Inventory of Sapir's Nootka Work
- Hahn, Steven C.
- The Creek Confederacy, 1633-1763
- Herndon, Ruth W.
- The Narragansett People and Rhode Island Officials
- Holton, Gary M.
- Tanacross Language Documentation Project
- Ishii, Izumi
- Cherokee temperance Movement in the Nineteenth Century
- Keating, Neal B.
- Historical Anthropology of Onondaga Art
- Kosmider, Alexia
- Writings of Creek Writer Charles Gibson
- Maddra, Sam Ann
- The 1891-1892 Tour of Britain by Buffalo Bill
- Martin, Jack B.
- The Creek Texts of Mary Haas, vols. 16-22
- Medicine, Beatrice
- An Ethnohistory of the Wakpala Community
- Meya, Wilhelm K.
- Oglala Oral History and Winter Counts
- More, Anna H.
- An Edition of Alonso de Benavides' Memorial of 1634
- Nakayama, Toshihide
- Lexical Suffixes in Ahousaht Nuu-chah-nulth
- Ng, Eve C.
- Fieldwork on Passamaquoddy
- Nichols, David A.
- Indian Relations and American Political
- O'Neill, Sean P.
- Hupa Texts, and Comparative Work with Yurok and Karok
- Roy, Christopher A.
- Nineteenth-century Abenaki Fusion
- Schrager, Bradley S.
- Spanish and English Colonialism, 1660-1715
- Shuck, Sheri M.
- The Alabamas and Coushattas, 1500-1859
- Warren, Stephen A.
- Emergence of the Shawnee Nation
- Bender, Margaret
- Contemporary Usage of the Cherokee Syllabary
- Berman, Judith E.
- History of a Tlingit Family
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- Binding Effects in Plains Cree
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- Algonquian-Iroquoian Dreaming
- Brooks, James F.
- The Borderlands Community of New Mexico, 1780-1880
- Carter, William
- Cultural Clash in Early Texas, 1500-1800
- Den Ouden, Amy E.
- Political Mobilization among Native Populations in Eighteenth-century New England
- Ethridge, Robbie F.
- Benjamin Hawkins and the Creek Agency in the Eighteenth Century
- Green, Adriana G.
- Historic Development of Lakota Regalia, 1850-1920
- Jackson, Deborah D.
- Ojibwa Discursive Practices at Sault Saint Marie
- McDonough, Joyce M.
- Phonetics and Phonology of Navajo and Jicarilla Apache
- Meadows, William C.
- Southern Plains Military Societies, 1800 to the Present
- Melnar, Lynette R.
- Caddo Syntax
- Miller, Amy
- Plains Miwok Language
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- The Ahousaht Dialect of Nuuchahnulth
- Nichols, Lynn
- Zuni Primary and Secondary Suffixation
- Ono, Tsuyoshi
- Tachi Dialect of Yokuts
- Orser, Brenda I. L.
- Pharyngeal Resonants in Interior Salish, Spokane
- Price, Catherine
- History of the Pine Ridge Reservation, 1879-1934
- Silentman, Irene J.
- Intergenerational Study of Navajo Language Change
- Sistrunk, Sara
- Male-Female Speech in Lakhota
- Stenger, Mark R.
- Zuni Language in Informal Instruction
- Taff, Alice
- Aleut Morpheme Ordering
- Thorne, Tanis C.
- Ethnohistory of the Mission Indian Federation
- Thornton, Thomas F.
- Northern Tlingit Place Names
- Wagner, Sally Roesch
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20 Things I Hate About Amazon
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There are twenty things I hate about Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN).
- I hate that the media keeps reporting the reviews on the Kindle Fire HD tablet were "tepid." Read the actual reviews.
- I hate that astronomical P/E at 313.61. (Although the forward P/E is 109.56.)
- I hate that Wal-Mart won't carry Amazon products anymore. Cowards.
- I hate that I missed that move up from the $180's to $230 after the Q1 earnings last spring with sales up 34%.
- I hate that I have so many books on my Kindle that there'll never be enough time to read them. It's like the "The Twilight Zone" episode called "Time Enough at Last "where the bookish teller finally has enough time to read all the books he ever wanted after a nuclear war and then (spoiler alert!) breaks his reading glasses.
- I hate that my daughter ever heard of Amazon's Zappos' shoe and clothing store. Yes, so many shoes, so little money is how she justifies it .
- I hate that anyone can self-publish on Kindle. It's great for authors who receive a much higher percentage for their book sales but for the love of God, please hire a destitute English major to edit your book.
- I do hate that you have to pay extra to get ads taken off the new Fire.
- I hate that the next time I move I'll have 20 less boxes of books to schlep. Not.
- I hate that my daughter's college can't offer all her textbooks as e-books yet. At least I've saved over 50% by buying them on Amazon.
- I hate that I don't have to brave Wal-Mart on Black Friday. Again, NOT. I'm not the only one, e-commerce is expected to grow by double digits again this holiday season.
- I hate that next-day shipping isn't where I live yet. I can't wait!
- I hate that the new Fire has X-Ray for movies and TV shows. It's always so pleasant to have the actors' names and filmographies just on the tip of your tongue and remembering them two days later.
- I hate that Amazon allows me to indulge my latent agoraphobic tendencies. And now they have the nerve to deliver my groceries.
- I hate that every year Amazon announces it was the best holiday season ever. Let's ramp up the hyperbole a little—it was the most amazingest, superlativest, fanatsticest holiday season ever.
- I hate that CEO Jeff Bezos said the new Fire was the best tablet out there. Reporters called him crazy. Crazy like a fox, I'd say. A CEO should believe in his products.
- I hate the Amazon mission statement,"To be Earth's most customer-centric company." I think Pluto was already feeling left out and now this.
- I hate that Google's motto, "Don't be evil." is a little cooler. But Amazon's logo is right on the money.
- I hate that Amazon makes it easy for people to make money on Amazon in this no job growth economy.
- I hate that I know the UPS guy's name and not my librarian's. It used to be the other way around. I think that's sad but I can get any book I want from from Amazon whether it's actual paper or from the Kindle Store. I can even read for free from the Kindle Lending Library.
OK, you do realize this is tongue-in-cheek, I hope. I don't really hate Amazon. I actually think their foray into creating content in collaboration with Warner Brothers Pictures is very promising. The Amazon website is still the most visited website out there. And the reverse razor and blade model that CEO Bezos has repeatedly told the media is the Amazon strategy will lure people into buying content.
Yes, the P/E of Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) is much, much lower at 16.53 and Google Inc (NASDAQ: GOOG) at 21.76 is also but Cantor Fitzgerald just rated Amazon a buy. Right now, it's all about the tablet wars and the new Fire HD rated favorably against the Google Nexus 7 in reviews by major tech writers. In some cases they preferred the Fire for consuming film and book content to the iPad.
Sales of the Fire could be compromised by an iPad mini but only if Apple is willing to sacrifice margins to bring the price point down. If that happens however, share price could be affected adversely, to say the least. Otherwise I think the Fire will compete successfully against the Google tablet this holiday season.
Apple and Google both hit all-time highs on September 21. Then on September 24 Google went even higher while Apple sold off on less than expected iPhone 5 sales.
Actually, I like all three names but I think Amazon is at an earlier place in their growth trajectory than Google or Apple, thus the P/E dilemma. Like David Pogue of The New York Times wrote in his review of the Fire,"It's not a disappointment. It's really not!." I don't hate Amazon. I really don't!
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West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has confirmed the club want to sign Andy Carroll on a permanent deal.
13:00 » SkySports.comTony Pulis has reiterated that he does not see himself leaving Stoke City this summer.
13:00 » SkySports.comManchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson criticises City rivals over 'amazing' decision to sack boss Roberto Mancini.
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12:29 » SkySports.comSir Alex Ferguson is content to leave the problem of what to do about Wayne Rooney to new manager David Moyes.
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12:00 » SkySports.comManchester United great Ryan Giggs says incoming boss David Moyes will have the full backing of himself and the other senior players at the club.
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Shafer replaces his boss, Doug Marrone, who was named the head coach of the Buffalo Bills earlier this week.
In his time at SU, Shafer's defenses have ranked highly in several categories in the NCAA. When he took over in 2009, he helped improve a defense ranked 114th in the nation the year before to 37th. In addition to his time in Syracuse, Shafer has also coached at several other schools during his 22-year career, including Stanford and the University of Michigan.
Meanwhile, one of Shafer's first tasks could be finding a new offensive coordinator. The Buffalo News has reported that current offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett is heading to the Bills to work under Marrone in the same role. There's been no official comment on that move from the Bills or from Syracuse University.
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Jim Harbaugh, currently head coach of the San Francisco 49ers, was head coach at Stanford during Shafer's time there. He says, "Scott is hard working, enthusiastic and of high character. Great things will happen with Shafe. He and his family will continue the rich and great Syracuse tradition."
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The across-the-board cuts set to go into effect at the end of the week will hurt the economy, and they should be stopped. But if Congress insists on cutting anyone's salary, they should cut their own paychecks first.
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The unemployment rate stood at 8.1% in August, and economists surveyed by CNNMoney predict it remained there in September. The economy generally needs at least 150,000 jobs created each month, just to keep up with population growth.
Given weak economic forecasts for the foreseeable future, Prakken said he wouldn't be surprised to see the unemployment rate still above 8% a year from now.
ADP's report showed a glimmer of hope in the housing sector, as construction companies hired 10,000 workers -- the strongest gain since March, when unusual warm winter weather also boosted construction.
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45 Meetup Groups match "Motorcycle Riders" near San Ramon, CA
This meetup group is for female motorcycle riders who would like to have other females to ride with. Most of our meetups allow husbands, boyfriends, friends, or whoever along with the group unless a meetup states its for "women only". Our calender's activity depends on members to post a ride or event so please feel free to be active and post rides often! Our biggest goal is to give support to one another and especially to new riders who want to gain experience but not be alone on the road. We w …
"Calling all motorcycle riders!" The clouds have cleared. The sun is out! Let's hit the road while the weather is good! Looking for interested motorcycle riders to get out, enjoy this weather and ride! We have 2 - 3 excursions planned each month while the weather is permitting. So pull out your motorcycles, dust them off and LET'S RIDE!
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This is a group for women who just started riding motorcycles. My best friend and I just bought motorcycles and we are trying to get used to it. We love riding so far. But, we decided we wanted to start a Motorcycle group called Bay Area Lady Riders. Basically it would be a group of ladies ages 18-28 who will go on rides just for fun a couple times a week. Its basically like a social gathering but at the same time learning to ride together and becoming a family. We will start small going on litt …
Wanderlust; is a strong desire for or impulse to wander, or, in modern usage, to travel and to explore the world. (Wikipedia) This is a San Fransisco, East Bay Motorcycle Club for Everyone! Women, Men, Singles, Couples, anyone and everyone who love to ride, socialize and just have fun! YOU don't have to have a motorcycle to join the great club of Wanderlust (you just have to be over 21 years old :). We only have a few rules; Safety, Courtesy and Respect. Safety for yourself and your fellow rider …
I've met a lot of local sportbike riders. Without knocking So-cal... Nor-cal has some of the friendliest, helpful, and FASTEST riders around. I've decided to create this "MeetUP" group mainly to keep everyone informed of as many rides as I can. Several of you are already members of a variety of other groups. So, I'll do my best to keep the duplication to a minimum. Although an occasional ride will take us out to South Lake Tahoe or the Golden Gate Bridge, most of us prefer "twisty," back-road ri …
I started this group to meet like minded folks in the South Bay with the hopes of having more group riding opportunities. There are other rider groups that sponsor social events that may or may not have anything to do with riding. We will not do sponsored club rides, charity rides, poker runs, movie nights, bowling, karaoke, etc. This group's primary focus is the ride, the event or destination associated with the ride is secondary. Group riding itself creates the opportunity to socialize. A f …
First off, a new organizer does not mean anything. Simply means a new credit card has been used to pay the fee. (Thanks to Bryan for being the founder.) The purpose of this group remains the same. It is an open forum for folks around the Bay Area to organize rides and come together in unity. The Bay Area Motorcycle Riders Meetup Group (BAMR) is a way for motorcycle enthusiasts to plan rides together. It was created in the spirit of bringing motorcyclists of all ages and abilities together to exp …
Friends of SMR ('Friends' or 'FoSMR') is open to everyone who wants to enjoy the beautiful Bay Area on two wheels. It's a member run calendar to arrange events and rides with Friends who have a common passion - motorcycles! Any bike, any age (over 21 please), any where, any time - enjoy the pleasure of two wheels and sharing fun times with new Friends! Plan what you like - it's always better with Friends! Send an email with what you'd like to Host to firstname.lastname@example.com We'll guide you eve …
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We are a group of women riders looking for fellowship and friendship. We ride Harleys, but it really doesn't matter what you own. A typical ride for us is meeting for breakfast at one of the great local spots. From there we tend to prefer the windy, scenic trips that can take your breath away. We want women who are looking to meet up at least once a month or whenever the weather is nice enough to withstand a ride. A club is all about getting to know people who share common interests and can form …
Meet other singles with a shared passion to ride. One of the best ways to see our beautiful Bay Area is on a Motorcycle. Any bike, any age (over 21, please), any where, any time. Love to be a passenger..? Join SMR and find your knight on an iron horse. It's all about the love of the ride! PS: Yes, this group is just for people not in an exclusive relationship. You must be a member to join rides and events. Membership is free and the friendships are priceless! Double your fun and join ou …
This group is a fantastic way to experience the coastside. We are motorcycle riders that also incorporate hiking into our ride. We will ride the windy, often single-lane, coastal roads from Half Moon Bay to Pescadero and will stop off at one of the many State or County parks for a 60-90 min hike. We will ride short stretches of Hwy 1 and avoid interstates. Roads include Higgins Canyon, Lobitos Creek, Tunitas Creek, Hwy 84, Stage and Pescadero roads. We will usually meet at the Half Moon Bay Cof …
This is a group of motorcyclists who wish to go on loosely organized short, medium and long explorations in small groups. Totally informal rides for a small number of riders to explore the biways and hiways.
This meetup group is for motorcycle lovers in the San Francisco Bay Area to learn about cool events and happenings at the most talked about motorcycle repair cooperative around! Not only do we fix bikes, we do lots of other way cool stuff like art exhibits, book readings, classes, seminars - all motorcycle related and all meant to bring us together even more as a community. Come on down and meet your next-lane-neighbor at Addiction Motors.....
The members of the Four Corners Motorcycle Club enjoy short and long rides all around California. As with the four corners of the compass, all types of motorcycles and people are welcome. This club is for women and men who love to ride, socialize, and have fun. Safety, courtesy, respect, and a sense of adventure are the cornerstones. Where do YOU want to go? Our calendar is as exciting as the people who plan the rides! You post a ride, the event is yours to organize from start to finish. From ea …
We are a diverse set of sportbike riders from all over NoCal who want to share the passion of motorcycling, group rides and events. We welcome all levels of riders and bikes. We cover it all - San Francisco, Redding, Sacramento, Stocken, Modesto, San Jose, Fresno, Bakersfield, and all the Cities in between! Note: Because we cover all of NoCal, locations shown in the "site location" will vary.
Piston & Chain is first and foremost a motorcycle club. We gather in the evenings, use community tools to maintain (and improve!) our motorcycles. We also organize group rides and adventures. We favor all sorts of motorcycles, but have a soft spot for classic bikes of the 70's as well as Adventure and dirt bikes. Anyone may join our club. We are also a retailer. We sell curated products, endorsed by club members for the San Francisco motorcycle lifestyle. Come in and check us out!
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This is a group for anyone interested in old motorcycles, and Sunday rides. I started this group to have more excuses to ride my '55 Norton & to meet other enthusiasts who might enjoy a coastal and Skyline run. I've made it The last Sunday of every month so we all have time to put our bikes back together the first 3 weekends. Starting at Red's Java hut ( 30 Pier, San Francisco, CA 94105) I get their about 9:30, and leave @10:00 for Alice's Restaurant (17288 Skyline Boulevard, Woodside, CA 94062) …
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This group is for motorcycle cruisers who like to ride the scenic Northern California back-roads. Although most of the existing members ride Harleys, but other (i.e. metric) cruiser or touring bikes are also welcome. The goal of the group is to organize smaller group rides for better safety and more manageable & enjoyable day rides. Spouses or pillions are always welcome. So please join us and let's ride.
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Homoto is a queer and queer-friendly motorcycle club based in the San Francisco Bay Area. We have chapters in San Francisco and San Jose. Our rides are sport-focused with an emphasis on safety and camraderie. All two wheeled machines are welcome however. For more info: ride (at) homoto.us. Please mention interest in the San Jose Chapter Or visit the club online at http://sanjose.homoto.us/
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Ride with other local sport bike riders in the Bay Area. • Mostly sport bikes, but all bikes are welcome. • Routes go to all parts of the Bay Area and focus on the "twisty's." • Riding experience is highly recommended. (We are not a newbie friendly riding group, but anyone is allowed to join.) • Head to toe riding gear is preferred. • We also do track days, drag races, motorcycle camping, moto repair workshops, and attend motorcycle racing events. The founders of BAMG are also the owners of …
Your one stop for ALL Northern California motorcycle events and happenings. Local racing events, open houses, big store sales, BBQ's, movies, anything that has to do with motorcycles - but not group rides - will be posted here. Join up to get the latest news and meet other fanatics. Anyone can post an event! Don't be shy!
The ever popular Doc Wong (free) Riding Clinics have been going non-stop for the last 15 years and this Meetup Group is an extension of that. This is a community meeting place for all those who have attended or want to attend any of my Doc Wong (FREE) Motorcycle Riding Clinics. The purpose is to help you improve your riding and to create a Doc Wong Riding Clinic Community where we can share ideas, improve your riding and go on some awesome rides. Also, please note that while there may be only 10 …
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Looking for a younger group of Harley riders that can ride as a team.
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Hi! Welcome to Bay Area Women's Riding Group. Mainly sportbikes but all motorcycles are welcome as long as you want to Ride! Scooters are also welcome, as long as they're at least 250cc. This is a place for women to ride with no egos present or male testosterone to get in the way. Head-to-Toe gear is strongly preferred. And if you need gear, then ask me to help you find some. :D All skill levels welcome. We don't allow crashing - so please ride within your limits. We will never leave anyone behi …
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Women who like to belong to a close group, ride and fellowship. Not for women who are only looking for a ride. We are looking for women who are serious about motorcycle culture. No flakes wanted..
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This is for "chopper style" types of motorcycles. Can be modified VRODs or custom choppers, long as it has the style. Lets meet and ride!!
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American Sport Bike Night is a very informal gathering of Northern California Buell and Sport-bike enthusiasts who get together once each month to swap stories, exchange tech-tips, find out what is new in racing and street-bike technology and generally engage in Buellish behavior. All riders are welcome with all make and models represented. We are not a club. There are no membership dues or meeting fees and there's nothing to sign or fill-out.
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Meet other Bay Area Harley-Davidson enthusiasts and riders. You don't have to own a Harley, but you do have to love 'em and have a motorcycle that you can ride with us. All motorcycling friends are welcome. Meet, plan rides, and talk about our Harleys! This is a group for friendly, warm people who want to have fun on their bikes. Most rides start from the East Bay, (Danville area). If you are not in the East Bay area, you can always join us in Danville or on a point in the ride.
This is the place for folks that live in the SF Bay Area but like to go a long way on their motorcycle. 1000 miles in a day was a start, but we are always looking to go further and see the world.
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This is a group for folks who like to customize their bikes and trikes. I like V8s, V6s, Straight 6s, but also customized 4's twins and singles. Age of your bike/trike doesnt matter, but can you image a parking lot full of weird, colorful machines and folks that like to tinker?
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The purpose of this group will be to provide an opportunity for men and women in business, who also ride motorcycles, to meet and share business ideas and experiences and to enjoy the great sport of motorcycling. The group is in its earliest stages of formation, but as I see it at this time, it might have two meetings per month. One meeting would be a lunch meeting focused on business brainstorming, masterminding, sharing experiences of business successes and failures, networking, have a brief r …
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It's such a happy coincidence that I'm writing this post today, when it's the 6 month anniversary of this blog! Yippee! I know that's only a little milestone, but considering it was only 10 months ago when I was still thinking, "I can never start a beauty blog", please allow me to indulge myself in some self-love (the pat on the back kind, in case your mind was in the gutter)
To quote Amy, the adorable gal behind Things I Love, the MBBE is like a sorority. They have welcomed me into the group when I wasn't even a beauty blogger yet, and now I consider them as my close friends integral in my life.
It was beyond awesome that I was invited to the 2011 Melbourne Beauty Blogger Event – organised by Val of Ponikuta and held at Miss Fox on 12th November.
Miss Fox is a gorgeous salon in Melbourne CBD that offers a range of cosmetic, therapeutic and grooming services, great beauty products and event venue hire. They generously treated us MBBE gals to super yummy Pimms, cupcakes, luxury hand massages, manicures and makeovers. It was such an indulgent experience and I have already enquired about holding a hen's night for a soon-to-be married girlfriend.
After the pampering and a whole lot of chattering (and we are a talkative bunch!), we had the pleasure of listening to Kate Morris, the founder of Adore Beauty, about her journey as an entrepreneur who changed the landscape of the Australian beauty retail business. I have been a customer of Adore Beauty for many years, not just for the great array of brands but also their beauty services, online forum and product reviews.
The best thing is that Kate is that she is a makeup junkie who has a true passion for beauty, and the drive to make her dreams a reality. A serious case of girl crush here? You betcha!
Kate was so lovely she stayed for the entire event, and presented to us the prizes for the raffle draw and beauty quiz (I won an Illamasqua pack yay!)
We shared in the delight that was Jacie's win of Beauty Directory Star Beauty Writer (Online) of the Year Award for 2011 – presented by Passion Pop Lover AKA Kimmi of The Plastic Diaries.
We walked away with our arms full of goodies – provided by Miss Fox, Benefit, Lancome, Clinique, Kit Cosmetics, i.d. bareMinerals, Guinot, Illamasqua, YSL, Alpha-H, Dermalogica, Soap & Glory, KMS, Goldwell, POD Skincare, Estee Lauder, Bobbi Brown, Face of Australia and Prada fragrance.
In case you haven't realised my affection for the MBBE bunch, I have to declare that my favourite part of the event was the company – these ladies are inspiring, smart, loving and beautiful. We laughed so much together and will continue to support each other through all our endeavours – blogging and everything else
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