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Engine guard and skid-plate reinforcement - BMW.
Fairing guard - Touratech.
The Touratech Zega-Pro frame double-duties as crash protection for the rear.
Radiator guards- Touratech: on my last serious off-road trip I heard rocks hitting it - I'm glad the rocks were hitting the guards instead of the radiator!
The new aluminum guards are lighter than the useless plastic frames that it replace, but they do rattle sometimes.
Headlight guard- Touratech
Rear brake cylinder guard - Touratech
Rear brake reservoir guard - Touratech
Folding gear-shifter- Touratech: On my last trip the whole lever bent inward twice! This shows how much it is important to have that play
plus the flexible lever. Otherwise it would have broke.
After getting the wide PivotPegz the clearance was too tight, so I had to get the adjustable shift lever from Touratech. It works great.
Larger foot-print for the kick-stand - Touratech: Helps keep the bike from sinking into soft surfaces. I actually got longer screws and extra nuts from HD that gave the side-stand an extra 1/2" lift.
Rox handlebar raisers: A MUST have even if you don't ride off-road. It lets you stand up more comfortably off-road, and on the road it is more ergonomic.
PivotPegz: Help alleviate fatigue and very comfortable when standing for hours on the pegs. The pivoting function makes shifting and breaking more seamless.
LED Driving Light - Rigid Industries: I installed the larger version on my 1200GS and I loved them so much that I added this small one
to the Sertao. The LEDs are indestructible, last for 50,000 hours, light, and draw 1/4th of the power HID lights do. I installed
only one to keep the weight down and keep the current draw low.
Instead of using the bulky switch that was supplied with the LED light I purchased and installed a rugged PIAA switch - much better!
Front daytime running lights - Skene Design Photon Blasters. The LEDs are bright and flicker constantly making it impossible for oncoming traffic to ignore you.
Skene Design P3 running/brake lights. Same as the front but red. They flicker constantly, and when the brake is applied they flash three times and then stay bright. They are programmable.
GPS mount from Touratech: Places the GPS right in your face and provides a bit more support to the windshield.
Fuse-box connected to "ignition on" state - Twisted Throttle: I connect the GPS, aux-lights, heated-gear and audio amp to it.
It ensures that no devices are running when the ignition is off. I love the compact design and the fact that the relay is built into the box.
It helps keeping the installation neat and saves space.
AmpliRider: I ride with earplugs, and I have small speakers in the helmet connected to the amp. This way I can crank the volume up higher than the devices can produce and hear it well. It has 3 inputs.
I used velcro for the AmpliRider volume control and attached it to the side cover when in use, and this is where I connect the helmet speakers and the audio source via a coiled cable.
Additional PIAA horn: After a few times that I had to alert destructed drivers from drifting into my lane (and was embarrassed by the way the ineffective wimpy moped original horn sounded) I decided to add this PIAA 76500 500Hz Sports Horn with Weather Resistant Cover. The two horns together sound great and do get the proper attention when needed. There aren't too many places it could fit, and this one worked well. It is secured to fairing-guard bar screw and doesn't block anything.
ADVMonster Volt-Meter: Loading all of the lights and accessories on this little guy made me want to monitor the battery charge live at all times. This great device that is fully weather-proof, light and low costing shows me the charging voltage and the battery level in real time, without being to bright at night. $25 at: http://stores.intuitwebsites.com/hstrial-QualiRegResou/-strse-23/Waterproof-Digital-Voltmeter/Detail.bok
Highway Pegs! After deciding that the Sertao is going to be my only bike I sold my 2005 R1200GS. This means that I needed to make the Sertao comfortable for long trips as well. I got these $15 pegs at Amazon. They are very light, but needed some spacers to reduce the 1-1/4" opening to the 3/4" diameter of the bike's crash-bars. I know they look funny, but who cares? My legs will thank me.
Kaoko throttle lock: Same reason as above - long trips on the highway. It takes 2 minutes to install and makes a whole lot of difference on long slab stretches, or when you need to use your right hand for something.
Extra fuel storage (and why is the gas tank so small?): On a recent off-road trip I got low on gas, and I had to leave the trail to go and fill up. I don't want to be constantly worrying about running out of fuel. Therefore, I decided to insert the MSR fuel bottle inside the courier that is attached to the frame and not on the back of the panniers for two reasons: 1- it is inside a generic container and not screaming "free fuel". 2- It is attached to the frame so I have it when I ride without the panniers.
Cee Bailey's Tall (18") Windshield: On long highway trips there's no other option.
Motech Center Stand: I held up on this because of the price and the weight, but I finally got it because it makes maintenance much easier and it helps when I pack the bike like a mule
This is why it is nice to have a center-stand:
Why do I need all of these guards? Because I actually use them!


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Light Grenades - Incubus
- Summary: The California alt-metal band returns with its first album in nearly three years.
- Record Label: Sony
- Genre(s): Rock, Alternative, Metal
- More Details and Credits »
Score distribution:
Positive: 7 out of 13
Mixed: 6 out of 13
Negative: 0 out of 13
Equally adept at rave-ups and ballads, Incubus even make their unexpected forays into space-rock work. [1 Dec 2006, p.82]
On Light Grenades, they are a tightly focused, purposeful band, shifting moods and textures at the drop of a dime, proving that they have become a rare thing: a modern heavy rock band that actually grows and improves with each album.
"Light Grenades" refines the band's attack modes: melodic and muscular, gentle and intense.
At its worst, Light Grenades is a little scattered, but when it's good, Incubus sound only like their hard-rocking sentimental selves.
The music's intricacies become less impressive when so many of them are directly lifted from far better songs. [27 Nov 2006]
Score distribution:
Positive: 46 out of 61
Mixed: 8 out of 61
Negative: 7 out of 61
AndyC.Mar 29, 2008Great album! bit different then the other albums but still so great.
JaceyBDec 5, 2006over time, people will see the importance of the musical output of this band....they get wrongly criticized and lumped in with shitty bands....go see them play this music live, it will blow your mind how great they sound...this album is just a continuation of their quest to make interesting and beautiful music...… Expand
GracePJan 25, 2007I love this album. I consider it their best effort. I'm actually really surprised to read so many negative reviews about it. I think that this album is very creative, and that's all you can ask for as a listener from any musical artist that you enjoy listening to. There seemed to be a large portion of this album that was centered around Brandon Boyd's relationship problems and heartaches, and apparently, it degenerates the material in some listener's views. I think it makes it more personal and meaningful. But, to each his own...… Expand
ChrisNDec 16, 2006After a few listens, this album has become one of my favorites from Incubus. The music seems to flow more easily, like they didn't try so hard this time around. That's a good thing for them. The lyrics are still a little ridiculous at times, but that's nothing new. I recommend Anna Molly, Oil and Water, and Rogues.… Expand
LUKEB.Aug 13, 2008Another great cd by a great band, vocals are as good as ever. A new sound that needs a bit of time to grow on you, and when it does you will love "Anna Molly". well done.… Expand
DeclanMJan 17, 2007it has some good songs possilby 5 the rest is bad for incubus that is shame as morning view doesnt have 1 bad song on it
stevecJan 4, 2007worst music i heard
|Led Zeppelin IV [Remastered] - Led Zeppelin
|The Velvet Underground [45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition] - The Velvet Underground
|The Basement Tapes Complete: The Bootleg Series Vol. 11 - Bob Dylan
|Houses of the Holy [Remastered] - Led Zeppelin
|Led Zeppelin III [Remastered] - Led Zeppelin
|Led Zeppelin I [Remastered] - Led Zeppelin
|Led Zeppelin II [Remastered] - Led Zeppelin
|1992-1998 [Box Set] - Bedhead
|Start Together [Box Set] - Sleater-Kinney
|Offering: Live at Temple University - John Coltrane
|Soul Mining (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) [Box Set] - The The
|From Parts Unknown - Every Time I Die
|RTJ2 - Run the Jewels
|In the Orbit of Ra - Sun Ra & His Arkestra
|Cadillactica - Big K.R.I.T.
|Superunknown [Deluxe Edition] - Soundgarden
|Anthology [Box Set] - The Clean
|Face the Music [Box Set] - Nils Lofgren
|Alpha Mike Foxtrot: Rare Tracks 1994-2014 - Wilco
|You're Dead! - Flying Lotus

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Jan 10, 2009
10 a.m. - lunchtime
We will walk for about five leisurely miles on scenic trails with views of the Tolomato River, marshes and forests. Please meet at 10.00 a.m. at the trail head for the Guana trails which is about 200 yards beyond the dam.
The entrance to Guana (Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Reserve) and the dam is on the west side of AIA approximately 17 miles south of J. Turner Butler Boulevard. The entrance is just north of the Gate service station on AIA. There is a $3 entrance fee to Guana if you don't have a pass. There is no need to make reservations. Please bring lunch if you can stay for lunch. Children are welcome.
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6 Gang Members Charged in Racketeering, Corruption
Published August 3rd, 2013
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - A criminal gang that was terrorizing a Jacksonville community has been dismantled.
The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and the State Attorney's Office announced on Friday the indictment and sentencing of six members of the Grand Park Gang on Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations charges, also known as RICO.
Sheriff John Rutherford said the gang "was terrorizing an entire community." The arrests were made after an 18-month investigation. More than a dozen firearms were confiscated.
The members of the gang face 77 felonies and 65 misdemeanors that include violating racketeering laws, dealing in stolen property and drug charges.
This case marks the second major RICO case for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
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You're going to be hearing a lot about 50th anniversaries this year.PBS's American Experience has a two-hour program called 1964 that premiered last week. It includes such milestones as Barry Goldwater's presidential campaign, which though unsuccessful set the stage for a conservative political revival; the passage of a landmark civil-rights law and the conflicts around it; the Tonkin Gulf resolution pushing the U.S. more into war in Vietnam; a young boxer named Cassius Clay becoming heavyweight champion (and changing his name to Muhammad Ali); the anthemic pop song Dancing in the Streets; the escapism of Frankie-and-Annette movies; the debut of the Ford Mustang; and the Beatles' arrival in America.The Beatles will also be celebrated on CBS, which has announced a two-hour February special marking the Fab Four's first appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show on Feb. 9 and 16, 1964.I await prolonged tributes to the Pop-Tart, which also dates to 1964, and the TV show Jeopardy!, which turns 50 in March. You know you're getting old if playing "Jeopardy!" at home started with deciding who would be Art.The events being marked are important historically, culturally or both — and one can make the argument that 1964 signaled huge change. Indeed, the PBS program notes that both Bob Dylan's The Times They Are A-Changin'" and Sam Cooke's A Change Is Gonna Come date to that year. Change, according to Cooke biographer Daniel Wolff, was a reaction to another Dylan song, Blowin' in the Wind, which had been a hit for Peter, Paul & Mary in 1963. Cooke performed Change on The Tonight Show just days before the Beatles appeared on Sullivan. Cooke did not live to the end of 1964, shot in a controversial motel incident in December, not long before Change was released as a single.See what happens when you drift onto Memory Lane?At least, what happens if you are old enough to remember the Beatles on Sullivan or that Art Fleming was the first host of Jeopardy! I'm old enough for both those things and more. But turn to someone younger and ask him if he even knows who Ed Sullivan was.My colleague Malcolm Abram argues that the focus on '64 is at least partly a result of baby boomers' skill at navel-gazing. A similar argument could have been made last year, when the air was full of 50th-anniversary contemplations of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. While, again, there were historical implications, there was also the underlying assumption that it mattered emotionally to boomers and those older, who could remember when and where they heard the news of the assassination.But our age determines some of what matters to us — how much we care that 2014 is 70 years after D-Day, or that Playboy magazine is celebrating its 60th birthday.For younger folks, the events already mentioned are just history lessons. So are the Beatles, really, to anyone who doesn't remember being told to get a haircut, let alone that a band could be considered radical even when all its members wore jackets and ties.Consider some other occasions with anniversaries this year. Revisiting Jeopardy!, for one, it was 30 years ago that Alex Trebek became host, the subject of Saturday Night Live parodies, and the only star of the show that a generation has known firsthand.It was also 30 years ago that Ronald Reagan further cemented his place in American history with a landslide election win over Walter Mondale. Reagan also name-dropped Bruce Springsteen, who in 1984 was riding a series of hits from his Born in the U.S.A. album. Reagan, apparently alluding to the album's title track, saw a message of hope akin to his own "Morning in America" campaign ad. 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Does HIV Cause Painful Urination
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Joint pain/Urination problems/Rising VLDear Dr. Henry: As a follow-up on my current condition, my recent blood counts changed from CD4 254 to 266, and Viral Load 70 to 1,300. I was also having trouble controlling my cholestrol and triglycerides--cholestrol is now at 249, and my...
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University of Minnesota, School of MedicineIt would be somewhat unusual for Lexiva/ritonavir to cause joint problems just in the knees. I would get a rheumatlogist to evaluate your knees. Neurontin can be helpful for neuropathy but most patients require a must higher dose (i.e. up to 3600... Read more »
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With the wonderful announcement of the Resident Evil REmake port for non Nintendo consoles for the first time ever I decided I'd use my hype for the game and genre towards something fun and sorta productive. Sorta.
So I'm introducing a new oldschool survival horror focused facebook group community called Survival Horror Enthusiasts.
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Interest in contemplative practices has burgeoned in recent years as research suggests that meditation practice may have significant effects on health and well-being. Scientists in diverse fields are pointing out the importance of compassion for human happiness and well-being. Primatologist Frans de Waal, for example, has surveyed a growing body of empirical evidence to argue that our common perception of human nature as a self-centered drive for individual survival is largely distorted, if not altogether wrong. Rather, the roots of empathy, compassion and morality run deep in our evolutionary history. Developmental psychologists have also noted that humans are "wired for connectivity", and in fact have a powerful need for affiliation from infancy on. Further, work in social neuroscience has shown that perceived social isolation is a risk factor for poor cognitive performance and executive functioning, increased depressive thoughts, and in increased sensitivity to social threats. Taken together, this research suggests that practices that enhance our sense of connectivity with others, such as compassion training, might show positive effects on our physical and mental health, and emerging data is lending support to this view.
To view a talk by Dr. Charles Raison on the need for cultivating compassion, click here.
Cognitively-Based Compassion Training is a systematic method for gradually training the mind until compassion becomes a spontaneous response. Dr. Lobsang Tenzin Negi, director of the Emory-Tibet Partnership and a former Buddhist monk, originally created CBCT as a response to increasing mental distress in Emory College students as evidenced by several suicides during the 2003-2004 academic year.
Drawing from the Tibetan Buddhist lojong tradition—a set of meditative practices that are designed to bring about 'thought transformation'— Dr. Negi, with the assistance of Teri Sivilli, rendered this mind-training methodology into a contemporary form appropriate for use by individuals of any, or no, faith tradition.
Based on the understanding that self-centered thinking and behavior cause suffering for self and others, while other-centered thoughts, emotions, and behaviors ultimately benefit all, CBCT works to promote a deep sense of endearment for others. Compassion is fostered through a process that begins with the stabilization of the practitioner's mental activity, and then progresses to the cultivation of a sense of closeness or connectedness to others, and the recognition of the causes of suffering.
The fundamental premise—that compassion is a trait that can be developed and expanded, and that its practice benefits both self and society—is a view expressed by great thinkers from Charles Darwin to Albert Einstein to the 14th Dalai Lama. And now scientific research is demonstrating what a wide variety of religious and wisdom traditions have held for centuries: that the practice of compassion yields tangible benefits.
For more information about CBCT or enrolling in one of our Foundation Courses or CBCT Teacher Certification Program, please visit our Course Offerings or our Teacher Certification page.
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Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi, Ph.D., is the founder and spiritual director of Drepung Loseling Monastery, Inc., in Atlanta, GA, and a Senior Lecturer in Emory University's Department of Religion. He also serves as Director of the Emory-Tibet Partnership, a multi-dimensional initiative founded in 1998 to bring together the foremost contributions of the Western scholastic tradition and the Tibetan Buddhist sciences of mind and healing. In this capacity, he serves as Co-Director of both the Emory-Tibet Science Initiative and the Emory Collaborative for Contemplative Studies. He also developed Cognitively-Based Compassion Training (CBCT), a compassion meditation program that is currently utilized in a number of research studies, including an NIH-funded study examining the efficacy of compassion meditation on the experience of depression.
Dr. Negi, a former monk, was born in Kinnaur, a small Himalayan kingdom adjoining Tibet. He began his monastic training at The Institute of Buddhist Dialectics and continued his education at Drepung Loseling Monastery in south India, where he received his Geshe Lharampa degree, the highest academic degree granted in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, in 1994. Dr. Negi completed his Ph.D. at Emory University in 1999; his interdisciplinary dissertation centered on traditional Buddhist and contemporary Western approaches to emotions and their impact on wellness.
Timothy Harrison is the Assistant Director of Teacher Training for Cognitively-Based Compassion Training (CBCT).
Timothy Harrison joined the ETP staff as Assistant Director for Cognitively-Based Compassion Training in 2013. In this capacity, he coordinates the expanding CBCT Teacher Certification program as well as the provision of CBCT for research studies – most recently including studies involving breast cancer survivors (University of Arizona, Tuscon), PTSD sufferers (Atlanta VA Center), HIV patients (Grady Clinic), and NICU nurses (Children's Healthcare of Atlanta).
Tim teaches CBCT courses to students at the Emory School of Medicine as well as to undergraduates through Emory's Counseling and Psychological Services. He also works with several of our community outreach programs, offering CBCT to incarcerated individuals, adolescent foster children, and young victims of domestic violence.
Having studied architectural history and engineering at Duke University, and then architecture at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Tim thrived as an Atlanta architect for 20 years both in practice and as visiting professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Alongside his professional journey, he studied and practiced several forms of meditation (including lo jong and Zen) and saw these practices as deeply beneficial on a personal level. He was unaware there could be a way to share these benefits more broadly, until coming across CBCT in 2010.
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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Something Wicked This Way Comes.... but there was Joy in the Morning.
Then I heard a clicking kind of buzzing ... looked down I saw a grasshopper land on the grass in front of me. It was black and medium sized. I tried to lean quietly over and take a picture. This is what I photographed.
I had my eyes closed.
I was communing .
But it did fly in and I heard its characteristic sound. It says, as I read my field guide, that this "music making" serves as a form of warning, a way to establish territory, or a move in courtship. I like to think he spotted me and decided to be friendly on this beautiful day. After all I was standing still and this little guy flew to me. Their Habitat are grasslands and woods with Live Oaks. That's us.... lots of grass and oaks. It's hard to say exactly what kind of grasshopper it was because in North America alone there are over 1000 species.
I took four photos before it flew away to something more interesting and I continued on down the trail toward the house.
The wind was picking up and the sun disappeared. When I passed the goats they seemed restless and were heading for the goat house.
I went in and fixed dinner. The Prospector said something about the weather on TV. There was a "cell" moving over Amador county. They were spot on. We had finished dinner and watched Jeopardy. I let the dogs outside and they ran around peeing on everything and chasing each other. The sky got darker and more ominous and then we heard rumbles from across the river canyon. The sun was trying hard to leave a last impression on us.
I called the boys in and taking one last photo from the porch...
We watch this storm hit. First the wind, then the thunder and lightening, and then the hail. Huge pieces of hail that fell, plummeling my flower garden, battering the roof and scaring the dog boys under our bed. Cutter would bark at the thunder every time it hit. I just stood there watching my Iris, hoping for a miracle.
The storm knocked out the TV and the computer. We ended up reading for about an hour until the storm blew itself out and move east where it became snow for all the worn out folks up country and into the Sierras. It was a slow moving storm that planted itself at about the 3000 ft. level for quite a while. We watched it leave and saw the ragged bottoms of the clouds that has just gone over us. We had been told that "ragged bottoms" are the strange rough underside of a very large cloud that produces Tornadoes. It definitely looked like what a blogging friend in the Midwest calls a "bad cloud". We don't get Tornadoes up here but we have had a few in the Valley recently.
I watched that cloud for a long time. I think I kind of understand what it must feel like to know that something horrible would come down out of the clouds and do great damage to a town or community. Tornadoes are monsters, dark and sinister wind, exposing life to fearful disaster and pain. I can't imagine what it must be like to see one come out of a dark cloud. I'm sure that it's one of nature's most frightening events.
This cloud moved on... and by evening it was dark and quiet.
I heard rain late in the night. As I lay there, save and protected. I felt thankful for this sanctuary that I call home and the protection it effort us here in the California foothills. I said a thank you prayer before I fell back to sleep.
I won't always be so safe. Something wicked eventually comes, but we live each day with hope that there will be Joy in the Morning.
This post was for Karen Deborah and all of those that suffer from chronic pain and depression. We all suffer "storms" in our life. For some it's more difficult than others. This is a kind of a prayer for those who weather each day with fortitude and grace.
(My Iris survived the hailstorm. They are a bit ragged but they are fine. )
7 comments:
- jojo said...
That was a beautiful post and I know just how much KD will understand and appreciate it. You have such a wonderful, gentle way with words Farmlady and I for one am glad our blog paths have crossed. take care dear one..;j
- April 21, 2011 at 4:59 PM
- Grandma Yellow Hair said...
Like JoJo says you do have a wonderful way with words. I enjoyed my visit here tonight very much.
Just came by to wish you a Happy Easter.
- April 21, 2011 at 9:00 PM
- Madeline's Album said...
Another beautiful post. All the photos are great. I am glad your flowers survived the hail storm. We are been having a lot of severe weather here in Alabama many tornadoes have done a lot of damage to many towns. Thankfully we have been spared (only rain, wind and hail here). Have a blessed day. I love your new header. Madeline
- April 22, 2011 at 4:25 AM
- Karen Deborah said...
How did I almost miss this? your brought tears to my eyes. You did see the "bad" clouds. I was thinking while watching the series of pictures that it looked like one of our storms not typical of California at all.
WE had quarter sized hail too, and inch and a half of rain fell in one hour yesterday. The garden is half planted can't get the dirt right in between rains. I was so surprised to see my name and the sweet sentiments that you wrote. You do have a lovely way with words and pictures and I thank you sweet friend.
- April 22, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- Kerry O'Gorman said...
It seems that the bad times only magnify what could be and what it feels like to be safe and sound. I too always feel grateful when storms pass, be they great or small. What a beautifully written post...lovely skies as well (i love all manners of clouds!), although I wouldn't want to see a 'bad cloud' coming up my drive!
- April 22, 2011 at 12:24 PM
- Chef E said...
Great post Mrs. C., I will consider it for me as well...I am sick again from asthma and have had some depression hit too...not as bad as my mom who suffered so many years, but I see your photos and I can breathe so much better...ahhhh
Oh btw, I wrote a story for my new book and the star is named Carlton Pembroke! heh I will send it your way and see what you think! I used a few other elements from you blog too :)
- April 22, 2011 at 4:30 PM
- Pauline said...
I was glad to get to the end and hear you and your iris survived the storm. The sky looked so threatening.
I'm also fascinated by the black grasshopper, I've never seen a black one, didn't know they existed!
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By Matthew Birt -
09 May 2013 10:05
Ben Spies has admitted rushing his return from a serious right shoulder injury after the Ignite Ducati rider missed last weekend's Jerez race and will also be missing for the forthcoming French round in Le Mans.
The Texan has struggled to regain 100% fitness and strength after he suffered serious muscle damage in his right shoulder following a heavy crash in a rain-hit Sepang race in Malaysia last October.
Spies spoke exclusively to MCN from his home in Dallas to give an update on his rehabilitation.
What kept you out of Jerez?"I've got a problem with my pectoral muscle where it connects into the soft tissue in the shoulder. It takes time to heal and the doctor didn't want me to ride to give myself time to recover with the shoulder too.
"I probably wouldn't have hurt my pectoral muscle if my shoulder had been 100% but the problem is I've lost so much muscle off my back that it's been hard to rehab.
"Right at the point when the shoulder was ready to start rehab I was flying to Malaysia for testing and to Italy for the launch and then Jerez for the test.
"Since the shoulder has been good enough I've had to travel or race and I had to skip over a bunch of rehab and it caught up with me."
What rehab are you doing?"Four or five days a week for three hours I go to a clinic. It is very good because when you lose so much muscle off a certain area and you start to do a workout you'll compensate and use other parts of your body.
"But when you have somebody there that is working specifically with you, as soon as you try and cheat or compensate they bring you back and make you work that muscle that's weak."
It is almost seven months since the initial crash, so when do you think you will be 100%?"Talking with the doctors they think I'm suffering because I came back too soon and their opinion was that it was a six to eight month recovery from the surgery.
"Being 100% might not be until a little bit after Mugello. But I need to do the rehab to try and have a good middle and end of season rather than just riding and being sore and constantly setting myself back."
Do you feel you came back too soon?"I am not afraid to admit that I did come back too soon but I had good reason to do it. I'm in a new team and I was trying to get used to the bike. But coming back as soon as I did definitely prolonged the rehab and I shouldn't have done both Malaysia tests and instead done the concentrated rehab instead of flying everywhere.
"Now I'm suffering but it was a catch 22. I was trying to do everything I could for the team and myself to be out on the bike. But trying to keep everybody else happy was the mistake I made."
When are you hoping to be back in action?"My goal is to get back on the bike as soon as I can. Now every couple of sessions of rehab I can notice the difference but where my right shoulder is compared to my left shoulder, it is still a long way off.
"If somebody takes a pic of my shoulder it is only two-thirds of the size of the other one but that has to be built back up slowly and I'm doing everything I can to do that.
"When I come back I want to be 100% and not just riding around. This time I'm going to listen and come back and be able to ride at 100%."
How frustrating has it been so far this year not being able to give 100%?"At the first two races I have not been 100% and I've not been able to ride at 100%. We need to do this in order to get back to where I need to be and not just go out there for the sake of being out there and on the grid.
"I need to be out there getting results and doing the best I can for Ducati and the team and I'm looking at it for a better middle and end of the year and also 2014 rather than coming back and struggling through for no good reason.
"I want to get back on the bike and not have problems with my shoulder. I want to come back to ride and not worry about anything else."
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What are you talking about Wosi?
12 May 2013 23:06
12 May 2013 19:46
This one ...
"Rossi on his debut was as fast as Stoner on that bike after 4 years."
Hahahaha. That's just too much. I'm pretty sure that most of the yellow fangirls would be embarrassed by that one.
Anyway ... even if that was remotely plausible (hahahaahaha) ... what you're saying was that he inherited a fast bike which he developed into the ground? It seems we have finally found common ground.
12 May 2013 10:23
You cock..
What you one-eyed fanboys seem to forget, is that Ducati were on the slide long before Rossi got there AND the competition raised the bar while they went backwards.
All the riders, including your beloved Stoner who actually begged for the bike that started the downward spiral, have complained about the same issues.
The ALU frame has improved the bike, otherwise they'd have dug the Monocoque out and be using that.
The problem is that fkin old desmo lump. They will not redesign the motor and are compromised. They built a frame to go around the engine.
All the problems identified by Rossi and Burgess are still being worked on and have been confirmed by the new riders. Dovi & Hayden have brought nothing new to the table.
Don't forget, Rossi on his debut was as fast as Stoner on that bike after 4 years.
Talent?..What the fk did Stoner win before he jumped on the best bike in 2007, then took it backwards..then did the same at Honda?
12 May 2013 09:40
Because Rossi was so much more competitive once they ditched the CF monocoque?
Rossi insisted that they ditch the frame technology but it had no effect on the steering problems and his rubbish performance on the bike.
If the technology isn't where it should be, it's Rossi's fault for wasting development dollars and effort trying to change the bike because his talent wasn't up to riding it.
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Gourmet coffee and skilled baristas may raise coffee prices but we still need them for the perfect cup. Here are some of your baristas' secrets.By Jennifer Steil
Gourmet coffee and skilled baristas may raise coffee prices but we still need them for the perfect cup. Here are some of your baristas' secrets.By Jennifer Steil
Iced venti does in fact contain 3, yes THREE, shots. We read into our customer's requests and needs and we let them know how many shots are in the requested drink. There aren't any secrets.
Wow, the ADS on this website are so fxxxking annoying. My God.
…or 5
I dont know any baristas who abide by number 3…
Most of this was very fair, but I just wanted to correct a couple details:
2* – Starbucks has a 2,2,3 system for the no. of shots in your drink meaning in a venti, you do get an extra shot (2,3,4 system for americanos).
5* – Barista school isn't a thing in the UK, and even in America not something all Starbucks employees attend as part of their training, most of training is learned through hands on experience in-store.
10* – A lot of arguments being made about tips – as a Barista, I appreciate receiving tips as it's reassuring me that I'm doing a good job. But even so you don't have to tip, and it shouldn't ever be expected.
12* – At Starbucks if you order an espresso macchiato – you will receive exactly that, espresso with a little marking of milk, no sugar or anything else added. Not to be confused with a caramel macchiato.
And to clarify a couple details for commenters:
In a time where companies are trying to cut costs table-service isn't given in most coffee shops as it's an extra that's not really needed when customers could wait a minute or two at the bar. But despite this – drinks and food are still brought to tables in Dundee, and when quiet in Elgin and Some Aberdeen stores.
No machine as of yet can beat one of our hand-made beverages
I'd also like to add, for anyone who's never been to a coffee shop before – you can't be expected to understand the difference between what we sell and what you'll find at a 7/11 or even at McDonalds.
And finally, a thank you to everyone who has gone through my long rant. Any questions – I'm happy to help
the perfect shot is 27 – 29 seconds, 26 seconds would be a ristretto , a 19-22 second shot would be under extracted and robbing a customer.
No, they don't. Not anymore. My fiance started working there a few months ago. She has never pulled a shot from anywhere, and she never left to "go to school".
Starbucks can't afford to send us to a school for two weeks. All four starbucks stores I've worked in have had high employee turnover. I've never talked to anyone that was sent to a "special school" even our managers and coffee masters are trained in store
Also, if you're rude to the barista, they have the power to give you decaf. I did that to EVERY rude person when I worked in a coffeehouse.


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Report: Cardinals offer for Alex Smith 'weak'
The Arizona Cardinals, or any other NFL team for that matter, can't complete a trade until the league year officially starts March 12.
But that doesn't stop trade speculation from happening.
Tuesday, Ian Rapoport of NFL.com reported that the Cardinals, who are seeking help at quarterback, would express interest in 49ers signal caller Alex Smith.
Jason LaCanfora of CBS Sports has taken that report one step further Wednesday morning, via Twitter.
The Alex Smith trade is not with Arizona, to be clear again. The Cards offer was weak. 49ers told people its not AZ. KC remains likely team— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) February 27, 2013
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This recipe is the epitome of simplicity reigns supreme. In my opinion this tastes better than any sorbet you can buy. Tinned Black Doris plums are intensely flavoured; tart and sweet, however you can use stewed fresh plums too.
canned black doris plums 1 x 850g can, juice reserved
gin 50ml (2 shots)
Cut plums in half and remove stones. Place plums in a dish or container, or lay on a tray lined with baking paper, and freeze overnight until hard. Place frozen plums in a food processor with gin and a couple of tablespoons of the reserved plum juice, blend until smooth. Return to container and freeze until hard.
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Brasserie Cassis
- Address:
387 South Oyster Bay Road
Plainview, NY 11803Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
FrenchPrice: $31 to $50
Brasserie Cassis
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://brasseriecassis.com/
- Phone: (516) 653-0090
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Saturday - Sunday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm;
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm;
Dinner: Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm,
Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm,
Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary French / American, French, Contemporary French
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: We customize party menus according to our guests needs and can accommodate large parties during off peak dinning hours.
Getting there
- Cross Street: Woodbury Rd
- Public Transit: 2 mile drive from the Hicksville LIRR Train Station and 3 miles from the Syosset LIRR Train Station
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Being that we are located in The Plainview Centre with a vast private parking lot our customers can find a parking spot with ease. We also have two handicap parking spots directly in front of our entrance.
A word from Brasserie Cassis
Nestled in Plainview is a truly authentic gem of a restaurant. Enjoy French bistro food from classic favorites to modern takes in our beautiful dining room. Come see why so many say we are the best neighborhood and destination restaurant on Long Island for authentic French cuisine!Continued
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Brasserie Cassis reviews from OpenTable diners
75 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.1
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (51)fit for foodies (29)special occasion (19)vibrant bar scene (15)good for groups (14)great for brunch (13)great for lunch (11)romantic (11)great for outdoor dining (9)hot spot (7)notable wine list (6)kid-friendly (3)Show More
- musselsdeb59Dined on 11/21/2014You would expect delicious mussels at a place with this name-- and they do not disappoint!! I would love to try some of the other varieties- but I always get the one with chorizo....it is sooo good I have yet to take the chance on something else!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Must have been an "off night"OpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 11/8/2014Usually love this restaurant, but we must have hit an "off night." The hostess was perfunctory, as was our server. The food was not up to its usual standards. We were disappointed but will certainly give it another try.Special Features:
- Disappointing foodjackthetravellerDined on 11/8/2014We went there to celebrate a major birthday expecting great food based on the reviews in this site but found just OK food and noise level on a saturday night that was unberarable More specific, escargots were tasty, frog legs were below average and they were tasteless and swimming in oil. Filet Mignon and Seabass were good. Service was slow or at least our waitress was.
- Donna TydCellobassmomDined on 11/8/2014Excellent service and food. The short ribs and salmon were fantastic. Will definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood eatery.PlainviewLouDined on 11/7/2014Good food and prompt,courteous service. Will definitely make return trips.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent foodLuvtoeatDined on 11/7/2014Service and food was very good however the noise level was high difficult to have a conversation across the tableSpecial Features:
- Svc not up to par but food's delishRobbyleeVIPDined on 11/5/2014We've been coming here for years - sadly, service has been declining especially as concerns the busboy (@ least the 1 @ our table). He made it clear he resented having to fill water glasses frequently & when 3 of us took food home, he combined 2 different people's meals & told us to separate it ourselves! Really?! Some serious training needs to happen, IMHO.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious food great serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/3/2014Polite waitstaff non intrusive but catering to every detail of your meal. Best salmon I have ever had, perfect portion not too much but just enough to be satisfied. House chardonnay was excellent crisp and not too sweet. I will definitely be attending again on a frequent basis!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chase's Docteur DadNeilVIPDined on 10/26/2014Tres bien! Very good French bistro with fresh and authentic bistro food. Wait staff always helpful with suggestion of dishes or wines. Definitely well return!-- C'est excellente!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nice dining experienceShaferHillsideSelectDined on 10/25/2014Had the lamb chops, which were excellent, with the exception of one that was rather tough. My wife had the sole, which I tried and was delicious. Both were good sized portions. Service was excellent. Would like to see a more extensive wine list, but that being said, the glass of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah/Grenace I had were more than acceptable. Picky about my food, and my wine, I will return here.Special Features:
- Noisy but food is still quite good!RobbyleeVIPDined on 10/18/2014We were 2 couples on a Saturday evening. We've all been here before & once again enjoyed our meals. We had the French onion soup, escargot & crab & endive salad as appetizers. The entrees consisted of trout, short rib dinner, butterflied, breaded & pan fried pork chop & a seared salmon. Dessert was ½ good - the cobbler was delicious but the lemon tart was weak. We are not a table of big drinkers & only 1 of us had a Martini. We all had wine but some like red wine while others white so we opted for by the glass. They have a decent selection & each choice was good. Still a place we are comfortable recommending…enjoy!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/17/2014felt little rushed to finish the dinner instead of having the time to enjoy itSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent diningereptekDined on 9/28/2014Food was excellent. This restaurant has become a favorite for quality and consistency. The Mussels in white wine are especially great appetizer. Everything that we ordered was well prepared. Service was very friendly and prompt. I would highly recommend for special occasions.Special Features:
- Amazing foodTruefoodieDined on 9/27/2014This was the first time I was here and o csn not wait to return. From appetizer to dessert the entire meal wax wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Much too noisyGotnerveDined on 9/27/2014Food was decent enough but the noise level made it impossible to have a conversation across the table. Service was attentive but extremely rushed despite many open tables the night we dined. It might be a better choice for lunch.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good neighborhood spotFoodie13VIPDined on 9/27/2014We eat here weekly! Great service. Good bartenders. Consistently good food. Thursday Happy Hour bar scene with live music. Love sitting outside when the weather is good. Ryan the maître de is the best!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place for dinnerRestaurantbucketlistDined on 9/26/2014Been visiting this place for a few years but for special occasions as it is far from were we live. The food and service is always on point. The hanger steak was juicy and tender, mussels in Pernod sauce was yummy, the salmon and sea bass dishes flavorful. If you are not afraid to eat raw meat..try the steak tartar with the wonderful crusty bread the give youSpecial Features:
- Rob55VIPDined on 9/26/2014Good food- a little pricey for a neighborhood bistro-Special Features:
- food was deliciousReservationsDined on 9/26/2014Went to dinner early so the restaurant was quiet - saw other diners with children and the restaurant could accommodate their needs. The bread, pate and the main courses were delicious - the chef could give a little more potatoes and vegetable - not an expensive item to be more generous with. The décor was very "French" but not overdone. Would definitely recommend and go back again for a special occasion.Special Features:
- sep 21 - paellaphotoman21Dined on 9/21/2014As a wedding and event photographer I photographed a party for a client at Cassis in Plainview. I was immediately struck by the great 'bistro' decor and warm and friendly 'feel' the restaurant had. I returned with my wife on our wedding anniversary and we had the tastiest paella that we've eaten in years, which is the daily special on Sundays. We plan or returning on a Monday night for their special menu featuring several mussel selections. A great dining experience, and I highly recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/21/2014Service was attentive but not that friendly. A smile and friendly banter would go a long way.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice local restauranthappypeepsDined on 9/19/2014Food is quite good! Unfortunately it is so noisy that even the waiter couldn't hear our food request. But I still highly recommend it as the food is really good and the staff is very nice.Special Features:
- Loved itFarfromhomeDined on 9/18/2014We were visiting from Australia and in Farmingdale for two weeks. It was my birthday and I dispaired of finding somewhere nice to eat. Hen we found Brasserie Cassis. The food was outstanding. So good we offered to kiss the (clearly classically trained) chef. I highly recommend your establishment to any lover of fine French cuisine. Tre bien!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014Cassis is one of our favorites. My husband and I go often and my married kids go too!! We all had fish as our entrée, except my twin grandsons who are eight and had the delicious burger. Everyone raved about their meal. We had the mussels as an appetizer and are always tender and well seasoned. We be there again this Friday evening.Special Features:
- FRENCH DELITEFINEDINERDined on 9/8/2014FOOD WAS VERY GOOD BUT THE PORTIONS WERE QUITE SMALL. DESSERTS WERE JUST O.K. SAT IN A BOOTH NEXT TO BAR AND HAD LOUD YOUNG GIRL DRINKING AND YAPPING!!!! OTHERWISE VERY NICE AND YES WE WOULD EAT THERE AGAIN BUT I DO WISH THEY WOULD GIVE LARGER PORTIONSSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- deliciousdeb59Dined on 9/5/2014It is in a strip mall... once you get over that, it is worth it!! The mussels were amazing...with chorizo, not too spicy, just enough added umph. My husband had the steak and forced himself to save some for "lunch tomorrow"- our waiter recommended how to prepare it Au jus...my daughter ate it and wants us to go back again so she can have the leftovers!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great bistroLuvtoeatVIPDined on 8/16/2014We always have the standards when we go to a Cassis restaurant. They have the best onion soup and mussels. We added fries this time which were outstanding . I had a fish special which was great. My only disappoint was a tasteless salad.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently great food and serviceEdka631Dined on 8/15/2014My wife and I have been to that place on many occasions...with friends or just two of us. I have to say that this is our favorite place on Long Island. The food quality, wines, service, the ambience makes you enjoy every moment you spend in the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood spot!Foodie13VIPDined on 8/14/2014Consistently good food and service. The herb salmon is amazing!! And the mussels are always a great alternative for a lighter bite. Live music on Thursday nights starting at 7 adds to their upbeat Happy Hour.Special Features:
- Great KitchenScottNDined on 8/13/2014Besty lamb chops I ever ate, cooked to perfection. Saffron Herb Mussels were fantastic. Steak Tatare is wonderfully prepared. Five Star kitchen. Wait staff was having an off night.Special Features:
- Consistently good foodDiWaltDined on 8/4/2014My husband and I have dined here several times lovely atmosphere and good us very good. Staff is always pleasant. Overall a great choice in Plainview area. By the way. Our waiter on this visit was exceptionally attentive and pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brunch in FrenchDianeDined on 8/3/2014Second time here, first time for brunch. Omelette's were great. Lots of food. Service very attentive (even too attentive at one point). Dessert was unique-petit madeleines.Special Features:
- Good food-Svc beyond disappointing!RobbyleeVIPDined on 8/2/2014Arrived @ 4:35 Sat. thinking we could enjoy glass of wine @ bar & then have early dinner. Hostess had just turned 2 customers away b4 us & told us we needed 2 come back in 15 mins! Noticed a man was drinking beer @ bar & asked can't we have a glass of wine @ bar or @ outside table? "No"! We came back, were seated outside & barely saw our rude waiter. Busboy was more attentive than waiter & he wasn't present too often either! Asked for ck & told hostess how bad svc was. Mgr was standing nearby, must have overheard the comment but didn't spk 2 us in this empty restaurant! While 2 glasses of wine weren't chrg'd, we're not certain if it was an oversight or an accommodation for lousy svc starting w/hostess. No sense of urgency to 2 serve :-(
- ServiceaddyDined on 8/1/2014The food was very good. We had a variety of meals. The mussels were delicious, the sea bass was excellent and the duck was perfect. The salad cassis was a bit sour and the cheese was in big lumps. The service was very disappointing. The busboys kept crossing in front of me when they were placing items to one of our dining companions who was seated to my left. I told the waitress about it, and she said she would talk to the busboy, but then a different busboy came and did the same thing! My husband and I both asked him not to cross in front of me. It was disconcerting and rude. I've have been at this restaurant several times, and this is the first time this happened, but I was embarrassed in front of my guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 117 reviews are from the Brasserie Cassis reviews archive.
- CackyDined on 7/24/2014Food was excellent...atmosphere was pleasant... First time at this restaurant and was very enjoyableSpecial Features:
- good local placethe4ofusVIPDined on 7/23/2014I went in with no expectations. It was just a convenient place for us to meet up with some friends and have dinner. I ordered the fish special and it was great. Service was friendly and good. Reasonable prices. Worth a tripSpecial Features:
- Great French FoodMark4VIPDined on 7/19/2014Everything I eat there tastes great. The escargot is too die 4.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a good experienceRpfaDined on 7/16/2014I've been to this restaurant numerous times for personal and business meals and I've always enjoyed the experience.Special Features:
- Will be backClementineDined on 7/9/2014Enjoyed our outdoor dining and service. Standouts were steak tartare and musselsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- frenchfoodieDined on 7/4/2014I have never been disappointed and really appreciate fine dining so close to home.Special Features:


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