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Tech Tips: BMX Wheel Truing 37
Is your wheel bent? Brian gives you some hints on how to keep your BMX wheels running straight.
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93463 Michael_O'Grady http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/93463/avatar/c50_fb_picture_100002466474168.jpg?1335725384 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/Michael-OGrady,93463/all 04/29/12 2
Okay, i bought a wheel from a local bike shop and my spokes keep getting loose. am i not tightening them enough or what's the deal with that?
97031 NextGenesis88 http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/97031/avatar/c50_20121028_220505.jpg?1353893554 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/NextGenesis88,97031/all 08/05/12 2 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/NextGenesis88,97031/setup 12 475 29 7
are you tightening the wrong way? if you don't know how to true really it's best to have the shop do it correctly with all the right tools.
60545 Miller jr http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/60545/avatar/c50_101313580_1272011066.jpg?1293130407 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/Miller-jr,60545/all 04/23/10 1 33
i just learnt how to lace wheels its not as hard as it looks saved myself alot of money by doing it myself
65393 Dylan_Harrison http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/65393/avatar/c50_134414420_1279988335.jpg?1293141448 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/Dylan-Harrison,65393/all 07/24/10 1 1
what if your wheel is is like an egg shape but very minor
52402 tothemax http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/52402/avatar/c50_196699_185691861468325_100000825368233_355109_4400529_n.jpg?1305673463 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/tothemax,52402/all 10/19/09 9 11 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/tothemax,52402/setup 10 15 127 2 8
so do you just get a spoke wrench and pull on it a little? cuz my new wheel has a little wable to it
58229 manel http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/58229/avatar/c50_309030_10150820744835304_706510303_20985121_20491106_n.jpg?1325811012 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/manel,58229/all 02/26/10 1 2
good lessons try to film how to a lace a wheel plz
44620 nick macarthur http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/44620/avatar/c50_103570210_1269461602.jpg?1293100407 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/nick-macarthur,44620/all 05/22/09 10 29 6 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/nick-macarthur,44620/setup 3 6 14 1
wow my dumb ass never thought that i could leave the wheel on the bike i been fooling with my back wheel forever but this helped me fix it
43788 AbeCornell http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/43788/avatar/c50_86807930_1251750720.jpg?1293098331 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/AbeCornell,43788/all 05/02/09 6 6 1 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/AbeCornell,43788/setup 60 1
this isn't exactull the best video i wouldn't try it on your riding wheel first try it on an old one or watch someone do it in person thats how i learnt to true a wheel and how to build a wheel
37810 brad93 /images/default/avatar/c50.png http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/brad93,37810/all 12/24/08 62
tells you the basic concept, but leaves out alot. just by watching this you still won't be albe to fix your rim
33022 aznsbmx? http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/33022/avatar/c50_94986690_1270454493.jpg?1293076390 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/aznsbmx,33022/all 10/21/08 27 63 4351 223 8
omg i didnt noe it was this easy thanks brian
13039 bigd021191 http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/13039/avatar/c50_116077740_1232397462.jpg?1293044652 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/bigd021191,13039/all 12/19/07 14 4 43 2 3 274 1 4
haha my back wheel is rubin on both sides of the frame. its just about unrideable. i realy need a spoke wrintch. im ganna try this method first before i take it to my local shop
20488 narcotic_bmx /images/default/avatar/c50.png http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/narcotic-bmx,20488/all 05/23/08 2 2
mannnn i did exactly what b-k told me to do now i have a huuuuge jump in my wheel l>.< piiiissssssssssssss
42080 bIG pOKIE http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/42080/avatar/c50_108595600_1238187860.jpg?1293094413 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/bIG-pOKIE,42080/all 03/27/09 2 29 5
ight then ive been needin to do this nikka........hhahahah
21754 sarkumfromindonesia http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/21754/avatar/c50_630103228_1214230067.jpg?1293064279 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/sarkumfromindonesia,21754/all 06/19/08 25 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/sarkumfromindonesia,21754/setup 5 616 198 6 1
truing wheels in Indonesia is cheap, only cost you 15.000 rupiah or around 1,5 US dollars... but its good to know how to do it.... nice Info....
8483 foxrider18 http://p.vitalbmx.com/photos/users/8483/avatar/c50_89813600_1254185611.jpg?1293035227 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/foxrider18,8483/all 07/21/07 79 6 http://www.vitalbmx.com/community/foxrider18,8483/setup 6 68 3 972 4 5
Can't say how much I was going to spend to get this done for me! Thanks!!!


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New discovery yields a Singaporean favorite
My Sunday routine has consisted lately of badminton in the morning, church at noon, a late lunch at either Podium or anywhere in Megamall, followed by a nice quiet movie with cheese popcorn and a bottle of chilled water.
For my late lunch, I first walk through both malls and pass by the various dining places, including the fast-food area just to see which cuisine jumps out at me and looks like it will satisfy a craving.
At the confusing Megamall food court, I sometimes end up with a bangus belly from Reyes Barbecue, a palabok from Razon's, a veggie dish from Bodhi the vegetarian dining place, and a fresh buko juice from Louie's.
I have been to the basement level of Megamall for my siopao and mami fix at Masuki, a delicious sandwich place right across it with unusual fillings and a reasonable price to match, Yabu at the Atrium for the chicken version of this fantastic crispy Japanese concoction with a spicy curry sauce on the side, that Ramen place just right across Yabu, the Spam counter on the second floor and a few others.
Change in the routine
Last week, my routine changed after our driver took a two-week vacation to New York (in Cubao). I had to forego badminton to drive my mom to church. That was fine with me. I wanted to have a late lunch with my mom and her trusted aide, Edna. On the way to church, I tried to "brainwash" her into having Yabu for lunch. Out of the different dining places I suggested, Hainanese Chicken Rice was what she craved for. I knew just the place.
I pretended to ask what they wanted but knew very well they would make me choose. So I ordered Bak Kut Teh for Edna, Hainanese Chicken Rice for mom and Laksa.
Bak Kut Teh is a herb-scented soup with tender chunks of pork spareribs. This is like their version of sinigang. It is usually served with rice for breakfast in Singapore. Sarap. I tried the broth.
My mom's Hainanese Chicken Rice was also a winner. I loved the thick and sweetish soy sauce that comes with it plus the ginger and spicy sauce that you dab over the boneless chicken. (Stevie's Hainanese is still the best I've had in Manila. Also try his Vietnamese fresh spring rolls. Call 0906-5084155 or 8968940.)
Tasty 'Laksa'
I finally found my Laksa in Manila. Although it looked a lot smaller than the picture, the taste more than made up for it. The thick coconut sauce was mildly spicy with a slight taste of lemongrass and kaffir lime. It had prawns, fish cake, bean sprouts and the taste I've been looking for. Many have claimed a good Laksa but this version for me is up there. I loved it. I know I enjoyed it so much for a few days after the lunch, I was still thinking about it. When I like something, I have it for days on end. Next Sunday again.
On our way home, I treated my mom to a delicious Sebastian peanut butter bar which we initially agreed to share but never got to me.
I skipped my badminton and movie but I had a great time with my mentor and foodie adviser, Nora Daza!
Happy Eating!
Ang Mo Kio Singaporean Restaurant is at 3/F Podium, Mandaluyong City. Call 6967025
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This whole CIRCUS SHOW- between Kobe Bryant,Dwight Howard and Mr. Howards Sr., D Antoni", sensationalized by the press has certainly made money for the media but a loss for the Lakers and it's fans.
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MIAMI -- The dust certainly didn't settle after the Lakers eked out a win against the lowly Charlotte Bobcats, not when Dwight Howard's father injected himself into his son's awkward relationship with Kobe Bryant. The elder Howard said his son needed to sit down with Bryant to hash out their differences. He also said Coach Mike D'Antoni wasn't being assertive enough to handle the situation. Bryant's response? Enough already. "Honestly, I'm done talking about it. There's nothing to talk about. I'm done with it. There's nothing to discuss. It's silly," he said Saturday. Then he laughed, knowing the wild story lines that often accompanied the Lakers in his 17 NBA seasons. "It is what it is," he said. Then he continued, talking about the recent ESPNBoston.com report in which he was quoted as saying, "We dont have time for Howards shoulder to heal. We need some urgency." Bryant, on Saturday, repeated his belief that he wasn't needling Howard in that story. "It's really not that b...
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House, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 6 Sleeps
This waterfront home is located on Ninigret Pond on a private road with
breathtaking pond, ocean, and sunsets views. Block Island is visible from the
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It is meticulously maintained yet very relaxing and comfortable. The home has
three bedrooms with two full baths plus an out-side shower. It also offers an
eat-in kitchen, living room, pantry, laundry room and large outside deck.
The yard is large and includes a new circular stone patio with fire pit for
entertaining. To fully enjoy waterfront living, there is a beautiful newer
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Enjoy the pond activities on this picturesque salt pond. Swimming, kayaking windsurfing, clamming, fishing, crabing (permits required for fishing and shell fishing can be purchased at the local bait and tackle shop).
Very convenient to three local beaches, restaurants, local farm stands, bakery, ice cream, pharmacy, cinemas, and shopping.
Short drive to Newport, RI where you can enjoy great food, festivals, concerts, and visit the mansions.
Only a 30 minute drive to Point Judith to ride a ferry to Block Island or Martha's Vineyard for a day trip.
Only a 20 minute drive to Misquamicut Beach and enjoy the amusement park with the whole family, evening fireworks, and concerts
Gamble at Foxwoods or Mohegan Sun Casino, only 45 minute drive.
Visit popular sights in Connecticut only 45 minute drive to Mystic Seaport, Old Mystic, Mystic Aquarium, Groton Nuclear Submarine Base.
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- Weekly Rate: $1600 - $2700
Monthly Rate: $6400 - $10700
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- The home is fully furnished with all house ware appliances (no dishwasher) a blender, toaster, coffee maker, microwave, and water cooler. The eat-in kitchen seats six and has a cathedral ceiling, center island and ceiling fan. The living room boasts a large flat screen TV/DVD and home theatre sound system. Wifi and cable are also included throughout the home. The master bedroom has a king size bed and plenty of room for clothing. The large rear deck is furnished with dining and lounging furniture. The ground floor has two bedrooms (one full size bed in one room and two twin size beds in other room), full bathroom, laundry room and walk out to back yard. All bedrooms have ceiling fans and a clock, pillows, and blankets. Ironing board and iron. Large outside deck with deck furniture. Gas Grill and round stone fire pit with seating. Dock usage for guest's boat. Two kayaks with life jackets. Two bikes. Weekly curb-side trash pick up. Cleaning supplies and vaccum provided. Smoking permitted outside only. Guests provide their own Bed linens, bath and beach towels.


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As the DorobekInsider has been reporting, the government continues to have a difficult time generating greater trust from the public.
A new poll that the Center For American Progress just put out on what Americans want from government generally seems to make a case for that. The poll shows that 33 percent say they have "some" confidence, while 31 percent say "no, not at all."
Tim McManus is the Vice President of Education and Outreach for the Partnership for Public Service.
He says one finding the poll shows is that the public's lack of confidence may be more closely related to perceptions of performance than any ideology.
"They don't necessarily want a smaller government," says McManus. "They want an effective government."
But in order to get a more effective government, says McManus, the government needs to make sure it has good people.
A key finding that the poll illustrates is that the low confidence levels actually deter experienced and skilled workers from looking for government jobs.
"Based on our research, particularly with experienced workers, (the public sentiment) is actually a key driver of interest in working for the government," says McManus.
"We frequently have conversations about how do you get good people in, how do you keep the good people - this is really one of those uphill battles that government is going to have to continue to fight," says McManus.
As the poll indicates, most Americans don't believe that poor performance in the public sector is inevitable. They believe that government effectiveness can improve.
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But according to poll responses, Americans really do seem idealistic about change.
"I think this could be a little bit of a wakeup call to policy makers that Americans do care...and that they actually expect more - particularly in areas of energy, poverty and education," says McManus.
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PORTLAND, Ore. -- A federal judge has denied a request by the city of Portland for a change of venue in a civil rights lawsuit filed by the family of a mentally ill man who died in police custody.
The city was requesting a change of venue because authorities claim that Chasse's death was so controversial and the media coverage so inflammatory that there would be no way to get an unbiased jury pool from the 500,000 or so Willamette Valley registered voters.
This media coverage has been so overwhelming, inflammatory, negative and pervasive that the City defendants believe it has unduly influenced potential jurors in the greater Portland area and the Willamette Valley, reads a memorandum filed on behalf of Police Chief Rosie Sizer, Officer Christopher Humphreys, Officer Kyle Nice and TriMet.
U.S. District Judge Garr M. King denied the motion Tuesday, saying there was plenty of prejudicial publicity but the court and attorneys for both sides should be able to seat an impartial jury.
Chasse's family sued the city alleging that Portland Police used excessive force and failed to provide adequate medical care - thereby making the city liable for his death.
Chasse died in police custody Sept. 17, 2006 after police allegedy observed him urinating in public on an Old Town street. The mentally ill man suffered 16 fractured ribs, a punctured lung and at least 19 blows to the head during efforts to subdue him, according to an internal police investigation.
The city retained Paul Wotipka to analyze local media coverage in the three years since Chasse's death. Wotipka, an information specialist with a masters degree in librarianship, documented over 288 television news stories by KGW News and others, countless above-fold stories by the Oregonian and Willamette Week, and three blogs devoted to Chasse. Read: Affidavit
The city of Portland, in its motion, asserted that the media coverage was slanted against police and the officers involved. That bias would make it challenging for the city to get a fair shake, the motion claimed.
Last fall, Multnomah County settled out of court with Chasse family for nearly $1 million. The trial is currently set to begin June 1.


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US-based Dr. Ramineni Foundation will award the Vishista Puraskaaram
HYDERABAD: Veteran actress of yesteryears Anjali Devi and three others will be honoured with a `Vishishta Puraskaaram', a citation, momento and cash award of Rs. 25,000 by the Dr. Ramineni Foundation, USA.
Other winners
The other names include Professor and Head of Department of Cardiology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences K. Srinath Reddy, eminent academician I.V. Chalapathi Rao and Umar Alisha, a philanthropist of Sri Viswa Vignana Vidya Adhyatmika Peetham, Pithapuram.
The awards will be presented at a function here on October 12, said Convenor and film actor AVS and awards committee members Vedacharya Ramineni and V.V. Rao.
The awards were instituted by late Dr. Ramineni Ayyanna Chowdary eight years ago.
In addition, to this, `Pratibha Puraskaarams', were instituted four years ago to a boy and girl student who secure the highest marks in Class 10 from each mandal in Guntur district and Movva in Krishna district.
Accordingly, 61 students will receive the awards that include a gold medal, merit certificate and cash award of Rs. 3,000 each.
From this year, the Pratibha awards were extended to students getting the first, second and third highest marks in all Zilla Parishad High Schools in Guntur district, said Mr. Vedacharya Ramineni.


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He said that the top leadership of the commission acts as a team and is discharging its constitutional responsibilities with firmness and required promptitude. "The EC consists of three commissioners and Mr. Brahma is one of them. All decisions are taken collectively. The EC is a body where all three commissioners are equal. So, all our decisions are taken unanimously," Sampath said.
Samath's statement came a day after Brahma had admitted to their being a "communication gap" between Varanasi District Magistrate and returning officer Prajwal Yadav and the BJP over the issue of granting permission for a rally in the Muslim-dominant and congested Bemiyan area of Varanasi.
He also regretted the delay in disposing of the matter. "We deliberated for six hours on this," Sampath stated on Brahma's allegations.
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Backup Exec 2012 EFI System Partition
In our environment, I have 3 IBM server with uEFI BIOS.
One IBM server installed Backup Exec 2012. Then use this backup server to do system backup other 2 servers and local backup server itself.
When configuring backup job on local backup exec server, I cannot find "EFI system partition" in backup selection list but other 2 servers can find "EFI system partition" for backup.
Why it happen? How can I show "EFI system partition in the backup exec server. Is it necessary to backup EFI system partition for SDR backup?
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After un-selecting unlicensed trial option "Agent for VMware" and "Agent for Application and Database" and restart all Backup Exec services, the EFI system partition can be shown now.
Now I want to know whether it is necessary to backup this EFI system partition for SDR (Simplified Disaster Recovery).
If I were you, I would back up the uEFI partition. After all, it is rather small. See these documents


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Kamalākara was one of the most erudite and forward‐looking Indian astronomers who flourished in Varanasi during the seventeenth century. Belonging to Maharashtrian stock, and born in about 1610, Kamalākara came from a long unbroken line of astronomers, originally settled at the village of Godā on the northern banks of the river Godāvarī. Towards AD 1500, the family migrated to Varanasi and came to be regarded as reputed astronomers and astrologers. Kamalākara studied traditional Hindu astronomy under his elder brother Divākara, but extended the range of his studies to Islamic astronomy, particularly to the school of Ulugh Beg of Samarkand. He also studied Greek astronomy in Arabic and Persian translations, particularly with reference to the elements of physics from Aristotle, geometry from Euclid, and astronomy from Ptolemy. He wrote both original treatises and commentaries on his own works and those of others.
Kamalākara's most important work is the Siddhānta‐Tattvaviveka, written in A ...
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- Dvivedi, Sudhakara (1933) Gaṇaka Taraṅgiṇi: Lives of Hindu Astronomers. Jyotish Prakash Press, Benares
- Loha‐gola‐khaṇḍana of Ranganātha and Loha‐gola‐samarthana by Gadādhara. Ed. Mithalala Himmatarama Ojha. Varanasi: Sañcālaka, Anusandhāna Saṃsthāna, 1963.
- Pingree, David In: Gonda, Jan eds. (1981) Jyotiḥśāstra–Astral and Mathematical Literature. Otto Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden
- Siddhānta‐Tattvaviveka. A Treatise on Astronomy by Bhaṭṭa Kamalākara, with Śeṣavāsanā by the same author. Ed. Sudhakara Dube. Benares: Benares Sanskrit Series, 5 vols. 1880–1885: Revised by Muralidhara Jha, Benares: Krishna Das Gupta for Braj Bhusan Das & Co, 1924–1935.
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I have an nforce2 mb, and I'm trying to setup Solaris 10. My mb doesn't have the nvidia nic, but does have a 3com 3c905b chip. Can anyone point me in the direction of some information on how to set this up correctly? The hcl says the driver comes with the os, but, apparently, it wasn't detected during the install.
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System Specs: 1 gb Corsair XMS Ram, Athlon XP Mobile 2600+, FIC AU13 Motherboard, Nvidia 6600GT Agp, Soundstorm Audio, 3com 3c905b based Nic on motherboard.
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I don't know if there's an nvnet(4) driver for Sol10 as I've not been using it for that long. I do know that there's the ndiswrapper that was imported from FreeBSD. You might try the Windows NDIS drivers in Sol10. This probably isn't supported by nVidia nor Sun.
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Cade McNown threw two passes to the wrong-colored jerseys, slung two certain scoring passes that slipped through his receiver's fingertips and tossed his pregame meal in front of a crowd the size of Burbank.
To be sure, the UCLA senior quarterback has had better days. But he hasn't had many better dusks than the one that descended on the Rose Bowl Saturday shortly after McNown brought the No. 2-ranked Bruins' perfect season back from a near-death experience.
Chris Sailer's foot ultimately put UCLA over the top against Oregon, 41-38 in overtime. But make no mistake, McNown's guts were the difference in the showdown of the Pacific-10 premier offenses.
The nation's longest consecutive-game winning streak was stumbling toward that bright, white light that beckons the dying when McNown heaved a throw with just under three minutes remaining in regulation that traveled 61 yards in the air and landed like a feather in Danny Farmer's outstretched arms at the Oregon 5-yard line. Farmer took it in for what amounted to a 60-yard play from scrimmage to break a 31-all deadlock.
Less than two minutes later - all the time it took Oregon's Akili Smith to counter with an 11-play, 65-yard scoring drive - McNown heaved a 53-yard pass to backup quarterback Drew Bennett on the first breath of the Bruins' last gasp. In the stands 75,367 souls were waiting to exhale.
Perhaps all that pent-up breath made the air too heavy for Sailer, who inexplicably missed a 21-foot chip shot with 22 seconds remaining to force the extra stress test.
Of course McNown passed it with flying colors; never mind that he was battling an upset stomach and an upset-minded Oregon team that is so good it deserves to move into the top-10 despite the loss.
After the Bruins defense unflinchingly pushed the 11th-ranked Ducks offense backwards in its first series in overtime, McNown trotted out onto the field like he hadn't a worry in the world and told his teammates, ``Let's just get it in here, OK?''
Everyone nodded dutifully and no one got uptight that a 14-game unbeaten streak, a Pac-10 crown and a national title were riding on the next few plays. That's why McNown's teammates value him in a way no Heisman Trophy voter possibly could appreciate. When he's with them in the foxhole, it doesn't seem quite so claustrophobic and chilling.
``We knew,'' said offensive tackle Kris Farris, ``he was going to find a way to win the game for us.''
McNown did better than that. He arranged things so the Bruins (5-0, 3-0) could preserve their winning ways and at the same time save Sailer's self-confidence from the ledge it had crawled out on.
McNown handed off thrice to tailback Keith Brown and twice to fullback Craig Walendy to move the ball to the Oregon 6. It was Sailer's spotlight from there and he was basking in it after splitting the uprights with a 24-yard field goal.
``I have tremendous faith in Chris,'' said McNown.
Indeed, McNown possesses a spiritual center so sturdy he didn't even think to treat sophomore split end Brian Poli-Dixon like a leper after Poli-Dixon dropped a perfectly-thrown 40-yard strike on the Bruins' first series in the third quarter that would have broken the game open at 31-14.
``You can go ahead and say it. I dropped an easy ball,'' said Poli-Dixon, who also let a scoring opportunity slip through his hands in the fourth. ``I just wanted to get off the field. I was disgusted with myself.''
Late in the third McNown had a disgusting moment of his own, stopping in mid-bark to barf. He left the field for one play, only because the rules required him to, then returned to complete nine of his final 13 passes.
``Cade was very sick,'' said the Bruins' third-year head coach Bob Toledo. ``He was throwing up in the locker room. He was weak, but he made big plays.''
Those plays included a 43-yard strike to Poli-Dixon early in the fourth that set up the 2-yard run by Jermaine Lewis to tie the game at 31.
From remorse to redress. Poli-Dixon wasn't ashamed to admit that on this day Sailer wasn't the only one thanking McNown for second chances.
``It's really easy to jump on someone's back for what they did wrong but this team's not like that,'' Poli-Dixon said. ``I had a horrible game and Cade didn't rip me. He just kept telling me to shake it off. He's got a lot of heart and character.''
That's why McNown should get a lot of Heisman votes even though he has a good-but-not-God-like 54-percent completion rate and five interceptions to go with his 10 touchdowns. McNown threw for 395 yards Saturday, which is the fourth-best single-game passing performance in school history. But more impressively, he passed his confidence on to his teammates when they needed it most.
``With Cade, you've got to look past his stats,'' Farris said. ``Without Cade McNown we wouldn't win this football game. Without him, we'd be lucky to win three games this year. That's how important he is.''
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Cornell University junior Warren J. Schor died last Friday after contracting the swine flu, becoming the third college student nationally to die because of complications related to the virus, according to Inside Higher Education, an online source for college news.
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According to the official June 4th Microsoft Press release there would be an opportuity to sign up for a preview to Live Meeting 2007 by the "end of the month" on the main UC website.
It's now July 1 and still nothing but LM 2005 ??
Did we miss something - we are very excited about the new features because we are an existing LM 2005 customer ?
Here's some additional logistical info on the Preview Center. Check out our Video Tour on the UC site if you want to see the new release in action before the upgrade email arrives (http://www.microsoft.com/uc/products/hosted.mspx).
-What is it: The Preview Conference Center enables existing customers to create an organizer account so that they can evaluate the new version of Live Meeting in preparation for their conference centers to be upgraded from Live Meeting 2005.
-When will it be available: The Preview Conference Center will be available from July.
-How does a customer sign up: Existing Live Meeting customers (the administrators) will receive a series of email communications starting 6 weeks prior to their scheduled conference center upgrade to the 2007 version of Live Meeting. These communication will provide the customers with the necessary information to sign up for a preview account.
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Thank you very much for the explanation. We do consulting and are a Microsoft SI Partner in Silicon Valley and are experts in SharePoint, Office 2007, etc. We "try" to move customers from WebEx to LM as part of our solution, but the features in LM 2007 are critical to that effort.
As an existing LM 2005 customer, is there any way to participate in the Preview Conference Center "sooner" than the migration schedule which we have zero control over ?
The Microsoft PressPass release seemed to indicate beginning late June existing customers "could register" for a LM 2007 preview and you said above "- When will it be available: The Preview Conference Center will be available from July".
Thank you for replying - we are extremely excited about the new functionality of LM 2007 but just want to prevent any more clients moving to WebEx.
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It's been a week of not liking myself much. In part this is due to working on a self-assessment and peer feedback at work; this is not conducive to a good mood.
Friday was pretty good -- I had my first 1-on-1 since my boss got back from a month's vacation, and he was at least not discouraging. And when I stopped by my desk (I'm on loan to another group for a few months; this was my first week there) to pick up the power brick for my new laptop, I discovered that there was a party going on. Gin, hard cider, and an interesting new person went a long way toward improving my mood.
(Saturday was, of course, back to depressingly normal, and today's been discouraging. Especially since it included waking up at 3am. Does that count for Saturday? I'm going to say "Yes": the day doesn't start until I've had coffee.)
As I mentioned, I'm on loan to another group for a while. Same building I was in before our last move; closer to the bus stop. I tried working remotely, but a Windows laptop sucks for that. The HP EliteBook they gave me in trade is less capable on an objective basis, but it's running Ubuntu, which is a major win. Plus, it's about half the weight of my old Dell, and fits in my sling bag. So... also win.
Realized Wednesday night when I found myself doing dishes that I do dishes in order to feel useful. Being useful is one of the few ways I can reliably make myself feel less bad about myself, so I'll take it. And I can usually control it, which I suppose is why I take it so hard when I try to be useful, but fail. Like this afternoon.
Oh, and the new tech from Spinlife will be out tomorrow to work on Colleen's lift chairs, scooter, and power chair. It will probably take another visit, because the tech who came out over a month ago was an idiot. Spinlife will eat the difference in cost for extra visits and mis-ordered parts, hopefully without my having to hire a lawyer to shove it down their throats.
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From the Publisher"A searching and nuanced moral analysis. . . . Barnett carefully examines the U.N.'s institutional values and the ways in which decent international civil servants adhered to norms that repeatedly drew their attention away from the Rwandan crisis. . . . This insightful, balanced book reveals an unsettling paradox: in making choices it deemed moral, the U.N. tolerated the ultimate immorality of genocide."—Publishers Weekly, February 25, 2002
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"The bureaucratic culture within the UN . . . produced a common understanding of the organization's role in world politics. This vision was embodied in abstract concepts such as neutrality, impartially, and consent. . . . Applied to the Rwanda genocide, these benchmarks dictated inaction. As a result, many UN officials sincerely believed that standing idly by was not only correct but also the morally virtuous stance. A chilling work despite its pervasive academic jargon; recommended for all international affairs collections."—Library Journal, April 2002
"Michael Barnett offers a chilling explanation of why the UN froze while about 800,000 Tutsis and Hutu moderates were hacked to death in Rwanda in 1994. Mr. Barnett, a political officer in America's mission to the UN, blames an institutional culture which led the UN's well-intentioned staff to become entangled in conflicting interests and end up concluding that doing nothing was the proper way to proceed."—The Economist, May 2002
"This elegantly written book helps makes sense of the senseless: why the world, exemplified through the UN, stood by silently as hundreds of thousands of Rwandans were brutally murdered in the spring of 1994. . . Towering above all is Barnett's wedding of concise analysis, insider knowledge, ethical principles, moral outrage, the bureaucratic ethos in New York, misreadings of the situation on the ground, and a balanced attempt to assess blame. Highly recommended."—Choice, July 2002
"This is an unusual, thought-provoking and important book about the UN's response to the genocide in Rwanda. Barnett does not simply seek to document the monumental mistakes that were made and assign blame. He tries to explain those mistakes with reference to the structural characteristics of the UN, in particular the nature of the bureaucracy, and by recreating the universe of the Secretariat in terms of political constraint, moral concerns, and knowledge about Rwanda."—Astri Suhrke, Chr. Michelsen Institute, Norway. International Affairs, Vol. 78, No. 3, July 2002
"Michael Barnett provides insight into the problematic character of humanitarian diplomacy under current world conditions. Eyewitness to a Genocide is a highly sophisticated book that makes us rethink the role of the United Nations, enabling us to understand the operational ethics and geopolitical constraints that control this global organization supposedly dedicated to peace and justice."—Richard Falk, Princeton University
"Eyewitness to a Genocide is an important book on international ethics. Michael Barnett provides a superb analysis of bureaucratic decision making, of evil and how 'good' people contribute to its destructive force."—Howard Adelman, York University


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You asked for it, you got it. Netmail 5.3 was our most awesome release, but because we REALLY wanted to make your job simpler, we made it even better. So we recently made some sweet enhancements to Netmail 5.4 and will be showing them to you over the next few weeks as you get ready for the upcoming release.
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Every time we have a conversation about email migrations, the same questions come up. So, in this blog, I have captured the essence of these questions. Most of these questions are related to Netmail's unique migration methodology that allows large and small organizations to migrate in a weekend. Yes, this may sound impossible, but we actually routinely run email transformation projects this way.
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Netmail Inc., a leading provider of email migration software and services, today announced the launch of its free Netmail FastTrack Migration Program designed to ensure the fast, simple and successful email migration to Microsoft Office 365 from email systems like Google Gmail, Lotus Notes, Novell GroupWise, Zimbra and others.
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With respect to electronic record retention and destruction, healthcare organizations face tough choices and questions. They must be prepared for lawsuits and investigations, but they must also manage budgets and staff time responsibly.
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When it comes to enterprise systems, many organizations are mired in complexity. A large number of systems managed by a large number of people very often end up solving very simple enterprise problems. This happens in every enterprise system, and particularly in computer systems. We see this in CRM systems, too, where they are tied to email marketing, dashboarding, financial systems, visual mapping, interactive web-site... and more.
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Re-posted from Redmond Channel Partner.
The intentions are always good. Whether introduced through Microsoft to deliver a complex project or connecting through an International Association of Microsoft Channel Partners (IAMCP) meeting, most partner-to-partner relationships start with high hopes but don't deliver as expected.
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Netmail, a leading provider of email archiving, security, and storage management solutions for Microsoft Exchange and Novell GroupWise, today announced the appointment of Phil Van Etten as the company's new President and CEO. Pierre Chamberland, founder and former CEO, will continue to serve on the Board of Directors and assist with various elements of the company's growth.
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Today, Part 2 of our series on the R&D process at Netmail.
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Today, we're launching a short blog series on the development process at Netmail. We'll start by introducing our R&D process, then tell you all about our recent Dev Days.
I have always believed that the main asset of a software company is not the software itself, but the people who develop the software for the client. Of course, the Development Team is important in this process, but we don't talk a lot about them. Developers are weird people. We find a place at the back of the office, build a big wall, and sit behind it...
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Again, last week, we congratulated more colleagues that recently hit their three-month and one-year mark with Netmail, and who received their first issuance of shares. Netmail is 100% employee-owned and practices open-book management.
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Exchange On-Premise and Exchange Online have a solid number of built-in features, but there are plenty of reasons to look to third-party solutions for bolt-on enhancements. Clear examples where you might want to do this include the need for a monitoring solution, an archive solution and enhanced security. While there are many options available, one that is quite appealing both with regard to versatility and price-point is Netmail's Email Management Platform.
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"Time is passing fast, but we've grown a lot in 10 years at Netmail! Yes, time is passing so fast, I still clearly remember the first day when I stepped into the office and was interviewed by the team.
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Studly Adventurer
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Location: Llano Estacado - Cottle County
Oddometer: 661
TE610 Quiz - now with answer - HYD CLUTCH
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Husky Varmit screwed with this post 12-20-2009 at 08:49 PM
Baby steps...
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: Marion, MA
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Where's the clutch cable?
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Upward and onward!!
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Yup....looks like someone installed a Magura hydraulic clutch. I'd like to know which model they used,,,, what bike is was meant to be installed.
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Studly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2009
Location: Llano Estacado - Cottle County
Oddometer: 661
Close, but no cigar.....
George at UpTite Husky is finally shipping the kit. I don't know how many of them are actually out in the real world, but this was one of the first to actually go out as a finished product. And, yes, most if not all parts are Magura.
It is a pretty simple installation and a lot of design has apparently gone into the final product. It is smooth, pull weight is comparable to a new cable set-up, adjustment is pretty good, the bracket is a work of art and belongs on a tug boat or tractor and the hose is long enough to accommodate almost any high bars short of real ape-hangers.
First: do not even attempt to install this little goody w/o removing the airbox. Of course all the other foo-foo will have to go - seat, panels, tank, etc. Yeah, yeah, you can do it w/o taking the airbox off, but trust me you will end up taking it off after a few bouts of colorful expletives anyway so just go ahead and get it over with. I strongly suggest taking the boot off at the injector body instead of the back of the airbox. Again, you are going to do it anyway after multiple attempts to re-attach the airbox to the boot, so save the headache and do it to start with.While you are in there, replace those abortions that they call hose clamps on the boot - it's hard to believe that they could find such cheap garbage. (side note - if you forget to tighten the hose clamp on the boot, it is almost impossible to get to it after the tank is back in place - listen to the experience here!)
next post - the gotcha's
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If it is one of George's creations, I'm sure it is a work of art.
So much riding-so little time
Xcuvator screwed with this post 12-21-2009 at 08:57 AM
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Joined: Oct 2009
Location: Llano Estacado - Cottle County
Oddometer: 661
Some of the gotcha's
The biggest gotcha is that George is still working on the installation instructions and I am kinda 'jumping the gun' with some of this info. So, you are gonna be kinda 'flyin blind' on some of the details. But he knows I'm gonna talk about him and he has been around long enuff to realize that I'm not gonna rag on him w/o real reason.
And this kit doesn't deserve a lot of bad-mouthin' - in comparison to a whole lot of stuff I look at, this thing is pure art. For example, that bracket I mentioned in the first post is solid stainless steel and could quite literally serve as a lift bracket for the bike. That sucker ain't gonna flex at all!
Anyway, I am sure that the installation instructions will be out soon and some of us 'bleeding edge' adopters will be giving feedback on anything he may have overlooked.
Now to some of the gotcha's I found:
1. there is no provision for re-mounting your left mirror. George has a solution, but you will have to ask for it. Also, Paul over at Highway Dirtbikes is working on modding his fold-out mirrors so they will work on other manufacturers bark busters and I have great faith that he will have a saleable model VERY soon - so bug him about them, but nicely.
2. you will have to bypass the clutch interlock switch.
When you do this, there is NOTHING to prevent the bike from starting, in gear, with the clutch out! If you hit the starter button with the bike in first, key on and clutch out - it will probably move from it's present position. With or without you!! .... and Murphy guarantees that it will go directly to the most expensive object in the area.
3. my unit arrived with the choke lever matched to a different type of choke cable than is on the bike. The lever is too thin to accept the barrel on the end of the choke cable. Actually, the barrel is as long as the lever is thick. George is looking into this, but a little time with a grinder or file will modify the cable barrel down to a size that will fit in the lever.
4. the slave cylinder is not keyed to the bracket and will find it's own position. Mine rotated to where the banjo fitting and bleeder valve were hard against the mounting bracket. I radiused the side of the bracket a little with the grinder and then put a piece of 1/8 inch polyurethane between them as a cushion.
5. the hose from the slave banjo fitting was positioned where it tried to go right through the brake fluid reservoir. Simply loosen the banjo (just a little - you don't want to let the fluid leak out or get air in the system) and position the hose where you need it.
6. the 'freeplay' on the actuator rod from the slave cylinder is critical. I believe that most installations will need to be shimmed by placing washers between the bracket and slave cylinder. I am going to suggest to George that he include some with each kit. ( I know that doesn't make much sense, but it will when you see how it mounts and there are real installation instructions - and, no I didn't get a pic of that particular area)
(more with some pics later - out of time tonight)
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George is "The Man".
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Location: Llano Estacado - Cottle County
Oddometer: 661
But, yes, you are right, that fluid is pretty sorry. It is on the 'to do list' - right after new tires, new sprockets, new chain, different seat, etc, etc.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2009
Location: Llano Estacado - Cottle County
Oddometer: 661
Wrap up and pics
OK, I promised some more info and a couple of pics.
Let's start with the improved routing of the hydraulic hose vs the clutch cable. Forget all the hassle of keeping that old cable as straight as possible. The fluid in the hose doesn't bind up like a cable, so a lot more options are available. I put it as close to the motor as I could get it without worrying about melting it. The less there is hanging out in the breeze, the less that can get hung up. George is still looking for some little brackets to screw into the 6mm holes on the side of the engine, but tie wraps work for now.
I had to route the hose on the back side of the bar mount. Not the best arrangement, but the only way with the dashboard being on the front. If you have to bring yours up from behind the tank in the same way, I strongly suggest that you swing the bars completely to the stops both right and left. The hose will probably hang up on the milled relief on the back of the top triple clamp. The only option to prevent premature failure of the hose is to get out the grinder again (or the files) and radius the top clamp so that the mill cut isn't so sharp. If at all possible, bring the hose along the frame tube and out to the front of the triple clamp. This will help with the standing loop above the bars also.
Bypassing the clutch interlock.
This is the easiest part of the whole process. The wires from the lever switch have spade connectors on them that will slide into each other. Simply push one connector into the other from the back side. After I put them together, I put a couple of tie wraps over the existing rubber boot to keep out large boulders and low flying birds. Then stuff it up under the frame tube and tie wrap it in place so it can go back inplace when you sell the bike.
Last thing - that darned choke lever.
I didn't get any pics of this but everybody knows what the end of a cable looks like. (If you don't, you better let somebody else install this!!) The problem is that the barrel on the end of the cable is too long. You don't have to completely change it up, just remove about half of the barrel length between where the cable is staked in and the end of the barrel. It is a lot easier if you grind off the side that is hollow. As long as you stop before you get to where it is no longer hollow, it will not efect the staking of the cable. Then stick the side you ground down into the handle and let the other end stick out a little - it won't hurt anything.
So now you have a hydraulic clutch on your Husky. Gotta get that sucker back together in a hurry and test out the new toy - right?
Well, a couple of things to think about before you get too carried away.
First, be VERY certain that the free play at the clutch engagement arm (on the case) is about 3mm (approx 1/8 inch). If it is any more, you have to pull the slave cylinder and put some washers between it and the bracket (8mm, I think, but not sure).
Adjust the actuator at the lever and enjoy.
Oh yeah, the first time you get it fired up and ready to ride, it might not be a bad idea to be on the seat and pointed towards some flat dirt before you stomp on the shift lever - you know, just in case I forgot something.
Good luck, The Original Husky Varmit (AKA Old Texan)
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Location: Orange NSW Australia
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Questions regarding the Hydraulic Clutch Kit.
1. Can someone please advise on how to 'Adjust' the clutch with this kit?
I initially installed the kit bare, but the bike just wouldn't move with the bike in gear, and the clutch lever pulled.
So i installed some washers, between the brass bush and the bracket (about 6mm).
This made a fair bit of difference, but now the bike is 'hard' to push.
I'm cautious abut installing more, as there appears to be a fair bit of load on the clutch arm as it is with the kit installed?
2. What is the purpose of the Red adjuster at the clutch lever? Obviously, this is an adjustment, but is if affecting the stroke, or just the lever position?
3. How much 'pull' is there meant to be on the clutch actuator. It appears that the maximum i am getting is about 8mm. Is this correct, or does the system need bleeding etc?
4. The cluch lever appears hard to pull. i.e: about the same as the barnett cable i removed. Does this sound right, as i was expecting it to be almost nothing?
Thanks in advance
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On November 8, 2012, the SEC issued an order denying the motion to stay the effective date of the new rules. The SEC made clear that the rules will go into effect and that issuers affected by the rules will be required to comply the rules for fiscal years ending after September 30, 2013, with each annual report due no later than 150 days after the end of the resource extraction issuer's most recent fiscal year. Therefore, the earliest a resource extraction issuer will be required to report under the new rules is February 14, 2014.
The SEC's denial of the motion was based on the plaintiffs' failure to demonstrate that they would suffer "imminent, irreparable harm" if the rules went into effect. The SEC reasoned that, because the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has already expedited the plaintiffs' petition for review, it is likely the court will rule on the validity of the new rules by spring of 2013, almost a year before the first filings under the new resource extraction payment disclosure rules will be due. The plaintiffs argued they would be harmed by the following:
However, the SEC was not persuaded that any of these threats would be avoided by a stay of the effective date of the rules, as no issuer could possibly be required to report under the rules until spring 2014.
Finally, in a statement that may have implications on whether the plaintiffs will ultimately succeed in challenging the rules, the SEC concluded that the plaintiffs had failed to demonstrate a likelihood of success on the merits of the claims. Despite the arguments raised by the plaintiffs, the SEC maintained that the strength of the explanations set forth in the adopting release accompanying the rules relieved any concerns regarding the validity of the rules as passed.
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ApplianceGeneral Electric Refrigerator
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of ApplianceMore than 10 years
Screw drivers
I knew the switches for the ice / water had to be going bad, so I ordered the parts from PartSelect. (I've ordered from them several times) When they came, it took about 10 minutes and 6 philips head screws to get the job done. I didn't even pull the fridge out to turn off the water. Simply opened the door to keep me from inadvertently dispensing water. I'm sure it saved me over 100 dollars for a service call. EASY, EASY!!
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