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They appear to enjoy the pinging and jetting rituals that go along with this sort of tom foolery.....
With all due respect and no offense meant, the difference, as observed by myself when my primary mount was a '79 YZ125 and my YZ490-mounted friend, is those of you that have a bike to ride it, versus those of us that enjoy having a relationship with our bikes.
Different strokes for different folks and all that.
For various reasons, I bought a "gas-and-go" dirt bike this year (well, gas-and-go by my skewed standards), and while I'm enjoying it immensely, I also have this empty spot that misses fiddling with my air-cooled YZ every time I rode it, the ringing of the fins, the unique handling and feel of the classic Monocross chassis, having a better "sense" of what the engine's doing based on how it responds to temperature and such, and so on.
I just feel like I can instantly recognize the same qualities in your friends, Foot dragger, because those of us so-afflicted know who we are and know one of our own. Odd ducks, to be sure.
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The IT's were much easier to live with than the YZ's. Yes they had heavier flywheels for more inertia and chug in the woods. Better spaced gearing for woods riding, and tuned for more low-end. That being said, they are NOT wimpy by any stretch of the imagination. The big bore IT's are absolute animals, they'll climb a tree if there's enough traction. They don't turn real well (long wheel base, heavy) but very ridable bikes...love 'em!
My problem is I've got a fair amount of seat time on a few different DTs (a '75 250, '78 400, and '74 125), a great deal of seat time on a couple different YZs ('79 125 and '83 490), and a significant interest in the ITs, but no seat time. I just don't have a reading on where the ITs slot in, as far as state of engine tune. No doubt the DTs, especially the 400s, are absolute tractors, but are the IT engines closer to the DT or YZ end of the spectrum? Do the IT490s still rip WFO, or are they a bit short of breath up there, like a DT? How badly would a same year, similar displacement YZ spank an IT in a drag race?
I'd bet that the steering geometry between same year YZs and ITs is the same, and I know plenty well what you mean my slow-turning. I like the stability the lazy geometry provides, and enjoy deliberately muscling the bikes around to make them turn (feeling fast while going slow!). There's nothing like railing the berms on a smooth, fast trail with the good old [non-linkage] Monocross rear suspension. Man, I wish I could swing getting into another old Yamaha, but I just can't justify it right now!
The YZ465s kind of stand out in some ways as the zenith of the YZ400-to-490 progression. Do the same '80-81 IT425/465 similarly stand out among ITs? Or, in other words, those of you who have had the opportunity to sample several ITs, which are your favourites?
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After two disappointing seasons under Infante, general manager Ron Wolf hired Mike Holmgren in 1992 as Green Bay's new head coach.
Every player on the roster was evaluated. Offensively, Holmgren was seeking players with the skills necessary to thrive in his West Coast offense.
"I wasn't the perfect fit for the West Coast, but Ron Wolf felt Jackie Harris and Ed West were good enough for us," West said. "I wasn't the most-talented guy, so I had to work harder than everyone else. Talk about someone who wanted perfection - that was coach Holmgren."
Wolf said West was more of a blocker than receiver, who "didn't exactly fit with what we were doing offensively."
"Ed was a great blocker, a tough guy, who was a competitor and got the most out of his ability," Wolf said. "He gave everything he had in practice; he gave everything he had on Sundays. You can't ask for anything more. He earned the respect of his teammates and guys admired him. It's a credit to him he had the success that he did - he earned it."
And what about that nickname?
"You know where it came from?" West asked. "Brett Favre. He said when I come to work I brought all the tools to get the job done."
The nickname also referred to his work ethic, toughness and blue-collar approach to his profession. West missed less than five games due to injury in 11 seasons in Green Bay. One constant, however, was the intense competition for a starting position.
"They always brought in guys, and I had to fight them off to keep my job," West said. "All I could do was outwork them."
West enjoyed playing with Favre and in the West Coast offense, although he wasn't a player noted for his receiving prowess.
"I was fortunate to play with a lot of great guys: Sterling Sharpe, James Lofton, Paul Coffman, Reggie White. You could see from Day 1 with Brett when he first came up that he was going to do something special.
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Indeed, the Green Bay team was on its way back to the playoffs and respectability, earning postseason berths in 1993-'94 that ended with losses in Dallas.
West benefited from Favre's ability to spread the ball to his array of receivers, recording some of his highest reception totals in his final two seasons with the Packers.
In a 9-7 1993 season, West caught 25 passes for 253 yards. A year later, he had a career-best 31 receptions for 377 yards and two touchdowns.
West was released after the 1994 season by Green Bay and later in training camp by the Indianapolis Colts, but he signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. He played two seasons with the Eagles before a final season in Atlanta.
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West, 50, is retired and living in Lawrenceville, Ga. He has had one knee replaced and the other will be in the next few years.
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"That would be a great honor," West said. "Hopefully, I don't have to kick the bucket before I'm in."
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How to watch the giant asteroid sail past Earth today
At its closest pass, the space rock will still be 100 times fainter than the dimmest star visible to naked-eye, so hop online to see asteroid 1998 QE2.
Fri, May 31, 2013 at 09:33 AM
The Virtual Telescope Project in Italy captured this view of the huge asteroid 1998 QE2 on May 30. (Photo: Gianluca Masi/Virtual Telescope Project)
A huge asteroid is set to cruise by Earth Friday, May 31, making its closest approach to our planet for at least the next two centuries.
Asteroid 1998 QE2 will come within 3.6 million miles (5.8 million kilometers) of Earth at 4:59 p.m. EDT (2059 GMT) Friday — about 15 times the distance from our planet to the moon.
There's no chance the 1.7-mile-wide (2.7 km) 1998 QE2 will hit us, researchers say. That's a good thing, because a strike by such a big space rock would cause catastrophic damage, potentially wiping out our species. [Potentially Dangerous Asteroids (Images)]
In general, scientists think any asteroid bigger than 0.6 miles, or 1 km, could end human civilization if it hit us. For comparison, the object that killed off the dinosaurs 65 million years ago is thought to have been about 6 miles (10 km) wide.
Asteroid 1998 QE2 won't put on a show for skywatchers. At its closest pass, the space rock will still be 100 times fainter than the dimmest star visible to naked-eye observers under clear and dark skies, experts say.
But several different organizations, including the Slooh Space Telescope and the Virtual Telescope Project, will broadcast live views of the near-Earth asteroid's close approach from professional-quality observatories around the world. You can watch their 1998 QE2 webcasts here at SPACE.com, starting at 4:30 p.m. EDT (2030 GMT).
"It will be fun to actually watch it change position," Astronomy magazine columnist Bob Berman, who will participate in Slooh's show, said in a statement. "As Slooh's Space Cameras image it directly [Friday] afternoon, we will all be reminded that asteroids of this size have changed the biosphere of our planet in the past, and even set the stage for the present dominion of humans."
Scientists are already watching 1998 QE2 closely, in an attempt to learn more about the asteroid's characteristics and orbit. A team of radio astronomers using NASA's Deep Space Network antenna at Goldstone, Calif., for example, just learned that the asteroid is actually a binary system, with a 2,000-foot-wide (600 m) moon circling the larger space rock.
Researchers plan to use the Goldstone facility as well as the huge Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico to watch 1998 QE2 through June 9, NASA officials said.
Asteroid 1998 QE2 was first spotted in August 1998 by astronomers working with MIT's Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research program in New Mexico. The space rock's name is not an homage to England's Queen Elizabeth II, or to the famous ocean liner. Rather, it's just the moniker assigned under the established alphanumeric scheme that lays out when asteroids are discovered.
The approaching 1998 QE2 is part of a near-Earth population that likely numbers in the millions. To date, just 10,000 of these relatively close-flying space rocks have been discovered.
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What I noticed is that a simple application (400fps+) will crash _immediately_ within 2 minutes every time. However perhaps not glxgears for some odd reason.
KDE GL screensavers, gl-117 or a spinning cube demo will all crash the system more reliably than playing a high end game/demo.
I ran a complicated demo using pixel/vertex shaders all night (26fps) at a huge res, no problem. I run gl-117 .. no textures, but 500fps - crash immedately. If I turn on forced 16 anti-alising I can't get it to crash!
Lower fps = survive longer. I tried my 6600GT in a friends comp, it ran doom 3 and crashed after 15 minutes. I ran a KDE GL screensaver and it crashed within 3 seconds.
This could be the reason not using AGP is more stable, since it's simply slower.. and nothing bad seems to happen if you force it to be slower. Q3A is the same thing - it has max fps at 90 - therefore it doesn't freeze. These crashes happen really fast when you're pushing the card at a simple task.
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Fewer than a third of all U.S. states have laws protecting people from discrimination based on sexual orientation, and only a handful prohibit discrimination based on a person's gender identity or expression. There are no federal protections for LGBT civil rights.
New England has been a leader in the journey toward LGBT civil rights. Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont all have laws prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation. Non-discrimination laws in Maine, Rhode Island, and Vermont also prohibit discrimination based on gender identity or expression.
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Antetokounmpos hope Bucks draft Giannis' brother Thanasis
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ST. FRANCIS, Wis. -- If Charles and Veronica Antetokounmpo had their way, Thanasis Antetokounmpo would join his brother, Giannis, as a member of the Milwaukee Bucks.
The older brother of Milwaukee's promising young forward will find out his fate this Thursday when he is expected to be picked during the second round of the NBA Draft.
"I think they're praying every night for me to be with the Bucks," Thanasis Antetokounmpo said of his parents.
Will their prayers be answered? Possibly. There's a real chance the Bucks could use one of their second-round picks on Thanasis, and it wouldn't be just to do the family a favor. After a year in the NBA's Developmental League, the eldest Antetokounmpo brother is drawing second-round interest from numerous teams.
"The guy has to be a legitimate prospect," Bucks director of scouting Billy McKinney said. "He's proven that he has improved his skill enough for us to take a look at him. But I'm sure there will be other teams that will be impressed with some of the things he can do athletically and feel they can help him refine his skills to help him become a complete player."
Aside from being five inches shorter than Giannis, Thanasis is a different type of player than his brother -- not nearly as skilled but stronger and more developed physically.
In 50 games for the Delaware 87ers in the D-League last season, the soon to be 22-year-old averaged 12.0 points, 4.3 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game. While being Giannis Antetokounmpo's brother may have helped a bit when it came to exposure, Thanasis is earning his own way into the NBA.
"It was a great experience," Thanasis said of playing in the D-League. "You play with guys who came from the draft and were sent down to the D-League, guys who were just in the NBA and they went back to the D-League, guys who wanted to make the NBA. It helped me adjust my first year in the States."
While Giannis is expected to develop into a consistent offensive threat, Thanasis' offensive game has a much lower ceiling. The expectation for him, at least off the bat, is to bring energy and use his size to excel on the defensive end of the floor.
"He just gets after you," McKinney said. "He's one of those guys, he guards you so close that when you go home at night, you've got to look around to see if he's still with you. He's pretty intense."
The Bucks hold three second-round picks (No. 31, No. 36 and No. 48) in Thursday's draft and have a variety of options and directions they can go with the selections. Milwaukee could use them all, package one or two of them in a trade or even take an international player and keep him overseas for the time being.
NBADraft.net and DraftExpress.com have Thanasis going No. 41 overall to Denver, and he certainly could be in play for the Bucks at No. 36 or No. 48 if he falls that far.
"It's not in my hands and it's not in my family's hands," Giannis said. "It's in the Bucks' hands. Anything the Bucks choose to do, I'll be happy with that, because I love the Bucks and I love being here. I think they're going to make the right choice."
"I know my brother is capable to play in this league. By his workouts every day, he's showing it. We'll see, you know?"
At 19 years old, Giannis is still understanding the business of basketball. He learned a bit about how the league works last season, when he watched teammates he respected and had become friends with get traded or bought out.
If Milwaukee drafted Thanasis, there's a chance -- albeit slight -- the Bucks would have to release or send him to the D-League if he didn't make the roster. That would be a cruel lesson for Giannis to have to experience, but McKinney said it won't factor into Milwaukee's decision-making process.
"Their way of thinking, coming from Greece, is a little different than players coming from the United States," McKinney said. "They have a little bit more of a global view of things and probably a better understanding of what it entails to be able to make a team."
With Giannis' parents and two younger brothers already living in Milwaukee, it makes sense why the family would love to see Thanasis get picked by the Bucks. The two brothers would love to be teammates again -- they played together on the Greek team Filathlitikos -- but understand it is out of their control.
"The Bucks gave us something; they got us a home here," Thanasis said. "They love my brother and they love our family. That's really important to us."
"I'm not going to lie. I want my brother on the team," Giannis said. "But bringing my brother here, people are going to start talking, 'He's only there because of Giannis.' I don't want to hear that. I know he's capable to play in this league."
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PC Pro's favourite tech products of 2011
We pick the ten products that most excited us in 2011
You can easily find out the best products to buy this Christmas – that's what the PC Pro A-List is for. But while we could spent a feature summarising the latest minor feature update that keeps product X on the top of its category, we'd rather focus on the products that actually excited us this year.
They may not have taken the awards, they may not even have had any impact beyond the walls of the PC Pro Labs, but these ten products all have that something special about them that got us talking in 2011.
Intel Sandy Bridge
It was the very first review of 2011 to appear on this website, and there's no doubt Sandy Bridge utterly dominated the PC and laptop markets for the entire year. It hauled processor performance up a notch, extended laptop battery life, and even gave us that rare thing: integrated graphics that could handle Full HD video and light gaming.
We're now used to seeing group tests where 100% of submitted systems run on Intel chips, and the frightening thing for rival AMD is that nothing it released in 2011 came within a mile of challenging Sandy Bridge. That gap is only going to widen when Ivy Bridge arrives.
Lexmark Genesis S815
We'll freely admit it wasn't the best all-in-one printer for quality or speed, but the sheer novelty of the amazing scanner in the Lexmark Genesis made it more interesting than any A-List device. Its physical design was totally different, created from scratch to be placed front of house for all to see rather than hidden away in a back room.
With an upright platen, a 4.3in touchscreen on the front complete with apps, and a 10-megapixel camera inside to capture "scans" in under a second, it was the all-in-one that everyone in the office wanted to play with. We're still not sure we'd buy one with our own money, but congratulations to Lexmark for somehow making printers interesting again.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer
The Motorola Xoom was the first Honeycomb tablet to arrive, but there's no doubt it was the Asus Eee Pad Transformer that lapped up all the attention. Not content with being a better Android tablet than the Xoom, it also achieved what Acer and Dell couldn't, and came up with a hybrid tablet/netbook design that actually worked. It's still one of the more popular tablets now, and the arrival of the quad-core Transformer Prime update will take Asus happily into 2012.
An honourable mention must go to the iPad 2, which didn't innovate a great deal on the original but remains the best all-round hardware and software combination on the market. And also to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, which proved so popular with both reviewers and shoppers that Apple tried to get it banned. Stock up the fridge and get yourself comfortable, as round two may kick off when the iPad 3 arrives next year.


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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities include conference space and a meeting room. This family-friendly hotel also offers an indoor pool, a nightclub, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Helen Fitzgeralds - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
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The ever-expanding regulatory state will drive Obamism. This, from a Wall Street Journal news alert:
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued a finding that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases pose a danger to the public, setting the stage for a battle over regulations that could have far-reaching impact on the U.S. economy.
Unless superceded by Congressional action, the EPA finding potentially could lead to a wave of regulations across the economy, putting stricter emissions limits on a wide range of enterprises from power plants and oil refineries to automobiles and cement makers.
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Time to do repair30 - 60 mins
Age of ApplianceLess than 1 year
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Turned off the refrigerator, removed the bottom drawer from refrigerator, then removed the glider bars for the drawer on the left side where the filter chamber is. Removed the filter and then removed the plastic peace guarding the filter chamber. Once that was all removed we removed the screws holding the filter base in place. Now that everything was exposed we removed the inlet and outlet lines from the filter base by pushing in the nobs inside the base and pulling the lines out with some slight elbow grease. After that we just proceeded in reverse. We plugged the filter in after the base was secure to make sure that the fix worked. The repair worked like a charm, was relatively simple and now our fridge is all better with water and ice without a large repair bill :o)
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Sweet corn, sweet bike, sweet adventure! Official poster for 2014. Specially designed for RAGBRAI XLII by Des Moines Register artist Mark Marturello. 24″ x 36″.
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Moving in the Spirit will perform Friday at Augusta Preparatory Day School to benefit Aimee Copeland.
An Appling man said he was kidnapped from his home and then beaten and shot by three men in Augusta.
Mistletoe State Park's Junior Ranger program attracts children to learn about outdoor activities.
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First place winners from Woodbridge Beavers (726) vs. Augusta Jewish Community Center (190) meet on June 5.
Freestyle: Girls 6 and under Avery Jacobsen (A), 39:90; boys 6 and under Jeremy Wall (W), 30.84; girls 7-8 Maddie Holcombe, (W), 28.
A recent email claiming some practices within school sports are racist seems unfounded.
The Lakeside Panthers competed in a 7-on-7 scrimmage Tuesday night in preparation for the Palmetto State Showdown Friday and Saturday.
The legacy of Martinez-Evans Little League founder George Hobbs lives on through his granddaughters.
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Hercules Parent Finds Bag Of Methamphetamine Among Daughter's Halloween Candy
A parent in Hercules made a startling discovery Monday when he found a small bag of methamphetamine among his daughter's Halloween candy, a police sergeant said.
Elderly Man Attacked By Teens In Hercules Park
An elderly man was attacked and robbed by two teenage suspects while walking in a Hercules park Tuesday morning, according to police.
6.0 Magnitude Bay Area Earthquake Caught On Tape
The 6.0 magnitude quake that struck the San Francisco Bay Area Sunday morning, triggering widespread power outages, gas line ruptures, water main breaks and severely damaging historic buildings in downtown Napa was caught on tape by many security cameras.
San Francisco Man Arrested For Alleged Craigslist Rental Scam With Recently Sold Hercules Home
A 21-year-old San Francisco man has been arrested for allegedly setting up a Craigslist rental scam for a Hercules home that was sold earlier this week, police said Wednesday.
2012 Hercules Murder, West Coast Crime Spree Suspect Accused Of Attempting Jail Escape
A man accused of slaying of a retired San Francisco Bay area schoolteacher attempted an escape from jail by trying to carve his way out of a cell window, Contra Costa County prosecutors said.
Man Escapes Before Train Hits His Car At Pinole Railroad Crossing
A man escaped injury Friday night after his car was struck by an Amtrak train near a Pinole railroad crossing.
Bullied Hercules Transgender Teen Jewlyes Gutierrez Among Grand Marshals At SF Pride Parade
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Protein structure visualization tools render images that allow the user to explore structural features of a protein. Context specific information relating to a particular protein or protein family is, however, not easily integrated and must be uploaded from databases or provided through manual curation of input files. Protein Engineers spend considerable time iteratively reviewing both literature and protein structure visualizations manually annotated with mutated residues. Meanwhile, text mining tools are increasingly used to extract specific units of raw text from scientific literature and have demonstrated the potential to support the activities of Protein Engineers.
The transfer of mutation specific raw-text annotations to protein structures requires integrated data processing pipelines that can co-ordinate information retrieval, information extraction, protein sequence retrieval, sequence alignment and mutant residue mapping. We describe the Mutation Miner pipeline designed for this purpose and present case study evaluations of the key steps in the process. Starting with literature about mutations made to protein families; haloalkane dehalogenase, bi-phenyl dioxygenase, and xylanase we enumerate relevant documents available for text mining analysis, the available electronic formats, and the number of mutations made to a given protein family. We review the efficiency of NLP driven protein sequence retrieval from databases and report on the effectiveness of Mutation Miner in mapping annotations to protein structure visualizations. We highlight the feasibility and practicability of the approach.
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- Mutation Mining—A Prospector's Tale
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Information Systems Frontiers
Volume 8, Issue 1 , pp 47-57
- Cover Date
- 2006-02-01
- 10.1007/s10796-006-6103-2
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- 1387-3326
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- 1572-9419
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Text mining
- Protein structure annotation
- Protein mutation
- Data mining
- Haloalkane dehalogenase
- Biphenyl dioxygenase
- Xylanase
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Christopher J. O. Baker (1)
- René Witte (2)
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