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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- The legal tussle over the costs of reforming the notoriously dangerous New Orleans jail is about to resume in a federal courtroom, where lawyers are expected to press the case that the sheriff doesn't need more money from the city to implement court-ordered improvements aimed at ending violence, poor security and inadequate health care.
A hearing set for Wednesday in U.S. District Judge Lance Africk's courtroom is a continuation of proceedings last month during which the city's lawyer in the case, Harry Rosenberg, questioned Sheriff Marlin Gusman for hours about jail expenses, including a roughly $1.7 million annual expense on outside legal fees for one firm -- an arrangement Gusman said has been in effect since before he was elected in 2004.
Jail reforms, expected by some estimates to cost as much as $22 million a year, are required under an agreement -- known as a consent decree -- that Gusman reached late last year with inmates' lawyers and the U.S. Justice Department. Africk approved the pact in June, over the objections, based on costs, from Mayor Mitch Landrieu's administration.
Gusman runs the jail, and the city provides funding. Landrieu has said the jail agreement, together with a separate court-backed reform plan for the Police Department, could result in the cash-strapped city having to cut services and lay off workers.
The administration has accused Gusman of mismanagement, bolstering its case with an inmate-made video that surfaced this year showing brazen drug use, gambling, beer drinking and the brandishing of a loaded handgun in a now-closed part of the jail complex. Inmates have testified about sexual assaults and beatings at the hands of guards or other inmates. Prisoner advocates have blamed two suicides in recent years on inadequate supervision of prisoners. Prison experts said treatment for mental or physical conditions was badly lacking and that violent inmates were often mixed in with vulnerable ones.
When a hearing on revenue and expenses in Gusman's office opened June 24, Rosenberg likened Gusman to the illusionist "behind the curtain" in "The Wizard of Oz," hiding details of his finances in what amounted to a veil of general expense and revenue categories.
Africk set a hearing for this Wednesday after making clear his irritation with the Sheriff's Office for failing -- until just before the June 24 hearing began -- to turn over projected revenue and expenditure figures for this year.
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On Thursday, Southern Poverty Law Center attorneys representing inmates joined the Justice Department in a motion saying the city has failed to provide financial documents pertaining to studies of staffing and financial needs at the jail. The attorneys say those documents are needed in advance of an Aug. 5 hearing. At that hearing, Africk -- after next week's hearings on the sheriff's finances -- is expected to consider how to fund the jail reform agreement. The city argued in a filing late Friday that the documents have actually been produced in earlier proceedings and called on Africk to deny the motion.
Funding matters are only part of the complex effort to reform the jail, formally known as Orleans Parish Prison.
In May, SPLC and Justice Department lawyers said the current design of a $145 million jail under construction in New Orleans -- a facility that Gusman has said will go a long way toward improving conditions for inmates -- won't meet requirements of the reform agreement.
In papers filed at U.S. District Court, they said the facility lacks space to separately house mentally or physically ill inmates, suicidal inmates, youthful offenders or others who must be separated from the general prisoner population. There is no provision for an infirmary or clinic, and design flaws will make direct supervision of inmates difficult, hampering efforts to curb violence, the lawyers argue.
In a later filing, Gusman's lawyers disputed those allegations, saying the prison is well-designed and will securely and safely house all prisoners. They also have noted, however, that a master plan for the prison includes eventual construction of another building for inmates with medical and mental health needs.
In a letter to Africk dated July 11, Gusman attorney Blake Arcuri said the city and Sheriff's Office are working on issues raised about the new jail and expect to be able to advise Africk by Aug. 1.
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Grey v1.1 Exe (Installer) now available at a local Moddb near you! Please note that this is an updated version as of 11/6/13. This update fixes a Steam-pipe...
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Grey watchers and mod players alike we are pleased to announce our next project we've been working on - Derayenic.
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wow this game looks amazing! is it a horror mod and does it contain multiplayer?
Thanks and the mod is only singleplayer.
Soo many awesome models, you also mentioned the mod will have cutscenes which are not in FPS view, wow, I'm very interested in this mod!
Will there be any scenes were your walking get knocked over and block with your pipe or whatever you have??? just a thought good work so far tho hope for some animated bits like above.
Yeah we have cutscenes in the mod, but not with fps view.
good to hear your still on it, keep the track! this could turn out to be great.
Cheers mate, i hope you will enjoy the mod when we finished it. : )
Ahh guys, there is a lot of problem with the source SDK now. Always backuping and ******** with the bugs slows me down a bit.
I just wanted to let you know. That this mod inspires me to keep my mod sabotage going. Keep up the great work!
Thanks mate, comments like this make this mod going too. I see you have some nice outdoor maps too, keep it up man. :)
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He may have lost but Randy put up one heck of a fight. This was one of the best fights I have seen in years. These massive tanks put on a great show for everyone.
Good fight. Lesnar's size and strength was the difference, I think. Randy could pin him against the cage but couldn't do much with him there, and Lesnar's punches did a lot of damage.


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Governor Rick Scott kicks off the legislative session with a State of the State address touting tax cuts and job creation. The state legislature starts by advancing a bill legalizing a form of medical marijuana and passing tougher sex predator laws.
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Israel Hernández-Llach was an 18-year-old award-winning artist when he was chased by Miami Beach police officers and tasered for tagging a shuttered McDonald's. He died soon after the electric probes delivered tens of thousands of volts into his chest.
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East Lansing, MI – East Lansing, MI (MPRN) - Governor Granholm was in Washington DC on Tuesday to lobby the Obama administration and Congress for more assistance for the Detroit carmakers.
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After a global tour as lead singer for The Wailers, a critically acclaimed album release, and features on motion picture soundtracks, Elan has established popularity for his unparalleled organic musical talents. Now on the verge of the releasing his second solo album "We Are," Elan is back on the road and back in the public eye. The entire album is acoustic, and is stripped down to genuinely showcase his voice paired with upbeat melodies that promote a "one love" feel.


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colin cowherd trashing cam on twitter
Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:07 PM
really just give me 30 minutes of airtime a day. i'd love to completely make poo up that sounds plausible to the misinformed masses and get rich doing it.
Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:11 PM
i only mention that because it seems like griffin should watch his dong if he's ever around cowherd.
Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:12 PM
. . .If I facepalmed any harder right now I wouldn't have a head left.
I utterly despise the stupid, ignorant, completely unfounded and irrational belief that anyone can "will" anything to happen in football. You know why it's such a popular sentiment amongst fans and stupid sportswriters? BECAUSE THEY DON'T UNDERSTAND THE GAME OF FOOTBALL.
You know why Luck got that TD at the end? Because the offensive coordinator called for four routes in the endzone and for Avery to leak underneath. All the people in the endzone drew all the defenders, Avery was left uncovered, Luck almost ran over the line of scrimmage before dumping it off to him, and he ran untouched into the end zone. That game was won by terrible defensive playcalling and a great offensive play call. Period. End of story.
On the flip side, we are the retarded defense that other QBs earn their comeback win credits on.
Cam's worst game as a pro was the Seattle nightmare, and that was one game he legitimately failed on a comeback drive by one-hopping the game-winning TD. But outside of that, he's had several games where he's scored last and the defense gives the lead up as time expires or with less than a minute on the clock. I can think of at least four games that would have counted as "game-winning" drives if the defense had done their goddamn jobs.
All this idiotic talk about "will" and "clutchness" and other nonsense is just lazy explanations for perfectly rational outcomes based on the situations, players and coaching involved. For example, I knew beyond a shadow of a doubt we were going to lose the Bears game less than two plays into the Bears last drive when Norman was targeted repeatedly and yet did not change his coverage. It was a mere formality at that point.
I'm tired of hearing about Luck, and I'm tired of so-called Panthers fans slamming our QB because the media has them believing the horseshit that Cam lacks something that the anointed ones like Luck has. The only thing Cam lacks is goddamn competent coaching staff.
Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:13 PM
also anybody else remember griffin punching the air and screaming like he'd just scored the go-ahead touchdown in the super bowl when the redskins were losing to us.
i only mention that because it seems like griffin should watch his dong if he's ever around cowherd.
just imagine if cam did that...
Posted 05 December 2012 - 03:22 PM
Everybody hates Cam
You hear that Cam? Besides, Cam struggled early on but now is playing much better.


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LOS ANGELES (May 5, 2010) High doses of antioxidant nutritional supplements, such as vitamins C and E, can increase genetic abnormalities in cells, which may predispose supplement-takers to developing cancer, according to a new study from the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute.
The study, led by Eduardo Marbn, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute, was published online today in the medical journal Stem Cells. The study also will appear in the journal's July printed edition.
Marbn and his team accidentally discovered the danger of excessive antioxidant doses while seeking a way to reduce the genetic abnormalities that occurred naturally when the scientists sought to multiply human cardiac stem cells.
Marbn stressed that the study's finding applies only to excessive nutritional supplements and not to foods that are rich in antioxidants, such as milk, oranges, blueberries and peanuts. In recent years, multiple studies have touted the benefits of foods rich in antioxidants.
"Taking one multivitamin daily is fine, but a lot of people take way too much because they think if a little is good, a lot must be better," said Marbn, who is also the Mark Siegel Family Professor at Cedars-Sinai. "That is just not the case. If you are taking 10 or 100 times the amount in a daily multivitamin, you may be predisposing your cells to developing cancer, therefore doing yourself more harm than good."
In laboratories, stem cells are often grown in a Petri dish culture than is composed of 20 percent oxygen, whereas cells growing inside human tissue are exposed to just 3 to 5 percent oxygen. But Marbn's team of researchers became frustrated because the higher concentration of oxygen in lab-grown stem cells resulted in 9 percent of the cells being rejected because of genetic abnormalities.
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Students Give Royal Performance
By Sabrina Ziegler, The Porterville Recorder, Calif.
Jul. 26–Actors, musicians, and staff from Tulare County schools presented the first showing of their summer musical theater production.
Porterville Unified School District and Tulare County Office of Education presented Rogers and Hammersteins "Once Upon a Matress," at the Frank "Buck" Shaffer auditorium, 7 p.m. Friday.
This is the program's third annual production. The production will play again at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday.
A 21-member cast, 16-member orchestra and stage crew unveiled the product of nearly three months of intensive rehearsal: a musical comedy that takes place in Medieval times, and is based loosely on an old tale called, "The Princess and the Pea."
Queen Aggravain — a stubborn mother who casts spells and constantly barks orders — puts high standards on the princess her son is allowed to marry.
But Prince Dauntless is eager to marry and becomes instantly attracted to Princess Winnifred when she makes her first entrance to their castle drenched in water after swimming the moat.
"Can I marry her, she swam the moat?" Dauntless repeatedly asks.
And his mother, of course, won't allow it. That is, unless the young princess manages to pass the queen's bizarre test: a test of sensitivity.
Place a pea beneath 20 mattresses, with a nightingale close by, cast a spell on the princess and advise her to come to bed the night after a long day. That was the set up. If she slept, she failed. But, if she refused to sleep — because she could feel the discomfort of the pea — then she was a real princess.
Sydney Laux, a 2008 graduate of Monache High School, was cast as Princess Winnifred. She played a step sister in last year's production of Rogers and Hammerstein's "Cinderella." A drama student since her freshman year, Laux is no stranger to the stage. She was all smiles five minutes before the curtain opened for the show to begin.
"I'm a little nervous. I'm really excited. I'm usually not nervous, but this time I am nervous because we have a lot more choreography than we did last year. I'm just really excited. I hope we all do well," she said.
The production features two acts and 18 songs. A 16-member pit orchestra plays each number while the young actors sing and dance above.
"It's a musical comedy. There's lot's of dialogue, beautiful songs, very upbeat, and lots of dancing," Director Joel Buringrud said.
This year, he hired a choreographer for the first time. "She gave an added touch to this year's musical. We made it a lot more fun and I was able to sit back," he said.
"Every year it's gotten better, more and more of the most talented students around. This year, I've been most impressed with — not only are the students talented, but very intelligent. They've been so good at adding their own creativity. It's been like a roller coaster and I've been able to sit back and enjoy the ride."
He said the cast and crew is a highly motivated group of students this year. And not only that, but diverse: ranging from ages 4 to 18. Most of the cast members are between 14 and 18.
The cast practiced about three hours, five days a week, throughout the majority of the summer, and five hours over the last couple of weeks, Buringrud said. They started rehearsing in May.
Participation in the production counts as a summer school course and earns students five units in stagecraft technology, through the Tulare County Office of Education.
Kourtney Andrighetto, the set and costume designer, said she enjoyed the show. "I think it's really nice to see all the students in the high schools working together. It's nice to see they all have the common interest in theater. I think it's a good experience. It's good to see them getting involved in the community," she said.
Buringrud said he feels proud of the kids and is honored to take part in directing the production each year.
"The great thing about musical theater is it's a conglomeration of visual arts. So much is involved. It's a thrilling experience for the kids because they get to see their final product. They get more than just an A from the teacher. They get a standing ovation," he said.
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Aside from the "I need to see my employees working" management-types, the future is looking exceptionally bright to followers of federal telework.
"The Federal government is in a telework perfect storm - it's a win for employees, managers, agencies, and the environment," said Cindy Auten, General Manager, Telework Exchange at a recent event with Lockheed Martin.
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"We believe that God has one perfect man already chosen for us; therefore we have no need to worry ourselves in searching for him. When the time is right, we know God will bring us together. In the mean time, we are not hiding in a closet avoiding all males, we are still living our lives, just without the pressure of having to have a boyfriend."
Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 7:32-35 that unmarried life makes it easier for us to focus on the most important thing in life - God.
Thank you for your dedication. I too have been sorrowed by the falls from grace. I heard you or superchick was crossing over? i don't know what that means exactly for you, but I pray the best for you. Here is a verse for your change into the secular world...Mattheww 6:44 "Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you." (Also Matthew 6:29..this is the work og God, and Luke 10:19...I give you power!)
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I have been reading about Barlow Girl, and watching their vids like CRazzy!
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I recently got their new Love & War cd:) I am so happy. It is SO amazing and i think my favorite of their cds
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2007
Location: Lewisville, NC
Oddometer: 378
Motorcycle to Maxi ?
I currently ride a 1985 BMW R80 and am considering buying a Maxi scooter but have some doubts about it being suitable for me.
I live in central NC. and ride the twisty bits a lot.
Today's run was three states and 300 miles of some really tight mountain roads. Aside from the heat whipping me, I am flat worn out from shifting , and throwing the bikes weight around.
I'm 68 and considered to be a very smooth rider ( been doing it a long time)
I still tour a bit , not as much as in the past, comfort is a big factor in my decision process.
A Burgman is high on my interest list along with maybe the BMW C650GT if they ever get here.
Who can shed some light on the usability of a Maxi in the tight twisty bits ?
How does the engine braking ( off throttle ) effect the machine ?
What about the cornering clearance ?
( all that plastic looks expensive if it gets scuffed up)
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: May 2009
Location: Collinsville Va
Oddometer: 1,717
Most any vehicle ridden at it's limits can bring a smile to your face. I think most scooters will reach their limits before your current BMW but they won't keep you from having a good time at a slightly slower pace. There is some getting use to the lack of engine braking on downhills, especially on gravel. You will find that proper entry speed achieved by pre corner braking is the key to keeping things smooth.
You sound like you have sporting intentions so you might want to add one of the sportier scooters, the Yamaha T-Max to your list. I've also read that the KYMCO GTI 300 can achieve decent lean angles.
2007 Daelim S-2 250, 2013 Piaggio BV350
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: Houston, TX/Breckenridge, CO
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Personally, I prefer the more upright seating position of the BV and other larger traditionally styled scooters over that of the maxiscoot Burgman, Majesty, Kymcos, the new BWM or Aprilia SRV 850 (also coming to the US later this year and on the Aprilia USA website already.)
Of all the scoots we've owned the Aprilia Scarabeo 500 is my #1 favorite for touring and riding the twisties. I've put thousands of miles on it riding the Twisted Sisters in Texas with my brother on his BMW and friends on various other big bikes (up to and including 1750cc bikes) and had no problems keeping up. Sure they could smoke me on a long straight road but who cares I can cruise all day at 85-88 mphs as I did crossing US 50 in Nevada or pop up around 100mph to pass if I need to do so (not that I've ever do such a thing:-) )
The Scarabeo seat is much more comfortable than the BV to me and the suspension feels a bit better but I've done 3,700-4,400 mile trips on both. I found the Burgman 400 to be much less comfortable after a 1,200 mile trip than either of the more upright ones on trips in excess for 3,000 miles. Others find the Burgmans more comfortable but if the cruiser position bothers you then I suspect you'd be better off with one of the more upright big wheel scoots. In town I prefer the Vespa GTS 250-300 but its 12" wheels may not suit you.
FWIW, if you aren't in California or New York you can remove the evap canister and gain a fair bit of storage room. I believe the new BV 350 has room for a full face and a 3/4 helmet under the seat if you remove the evap.
cdwise screwed with this post 07-18-2012 at 10:47 AM Reason: Added more info on BV 350.
Gnarly Adventurer
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Location: OK, USA
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Keep BMW until ...
IMO, which ever scoot you get, keep your BMW until you just dont ride it any more. Keep in mind that some of the scoots have the engine mounted to the rear swing arm and some have the engine mounted to the frame. For example I believe the Burgman 400 has the swing arm mounted engine and the Burgman 650 has a frame mounted engine. I dont owner either one but I would think this would have some effect on ride quality and handling.
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Beastly Adventurer
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Location: Huntsville, AL
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The riding position of most maxi scooters is more like a cruiser than the upright position of your BMW. You need to try it to see if it is comfortable for you.
The Burgman 650 is quite a bit heavier than your BMW.
Scooters don't have folding footpegs to warn you when you are running out of cornering clearance.
Personally, I prefer the smaller, lighter, more upright scooters. I recently did a 2100 mile, 8 state trip on my Aprilia Sport City 250. It was not too small, it was comfortable and it does great on twisty roads. I do a lot of my riding in the mountains of N. GA, WNC, and E. TN. Here's the link to my last ride report: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=803404
If you think a small scooter is too slow, check this out: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=694932
My recommendation would be to look at the Kymco GT300I and the new Piaggio BV350 if you want something to that will work well on twisty roads. If you are happy with the lounge chair riding position of the Maxi's then the T max would likely be your best choice.
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Add Burgman 400 and silver wing to your list of possibles. The burgman 400 has about the same performance envelope as a HD 883 sportster, but friendlier ergos and lots of storage. And better brakes, and way less vibration than the old solid mount sporties . The S'wing is slightly sportier, at least to me. There is a learning curve to scooters after transitioning from a bike, I'm finding, but the big scoot is certainly very capable.
You asked about engine braking; it's not a significant factor on the 400, but the more complex 650 has quite a bit, since it has a much fancier transmission that forces a "downshift" of sorts. The 400 and the S'wing have CVTs, which feel more like coasting when the throttle is backed off. I believe the big Kymco and Piaggio are also CVT. note that the CVT can be effectively re programmed by changing slider weights, an easy job, to alter power delivery. you're just gonna have to ride one. It's certainly an eye opener
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Gnarly Adventurer
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Location: Lewisville, NC
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From the responses so far it sounds like i need to find a way to do some fairly long test rides, if that's even remotely possible !
I stopped riding cruisers because the position hurt my low back .
The small wheels on the lesser sized scooters concern me .
If they are anything like the Lambretta's & Vespa's of old that would make them very spooky handling wise.
I do still ride fairly sporty in my old age, but have slowed down a lot in the last few years. Amazing at what you see when you knock off a few miles an hour and start to smell the flowers.
Beastly Adventurer
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My experience is that Japanese bike dealers generally don't allow test rides except for used bikes while European bike dealers generally do.
As for wheel sizes, my Aprilia has 15" wheels. The BV350 has 14"rear/16" front. The Kymco GT300I has 16" wheels. The Japanese Maxi Scooters have slightly smaller size wheels. Bigger scooters don't always have bigger wheels. There are some 150cc scooters with 16 inch wheels.
My Kymco Super 8 150 has 14" wheels and handles great except that it has limited cornering clearance.
One thing that I have found with my scooters is that it is so easy to stop and get off & on, that I do stop more often to check stuff out or take pictures.
Beastly Adventurer
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Location: Collinsville Va
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Something else to consider is weather the benefit of a flat floor means anything to you. I find a flat floor great for hauling things and will probably never own another scooter without one but I ride a scooter for more utilitarian purposes as opposed to sporting pleasure.
2007 Daelim S-2 250, 2013 Piaggio BV350
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2007
Location: Lewisville, NC
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I realize that as with all things " it's a compromise"
I am simple trying to find a way to keep riding as i get older. Some of the guys i ride with on a regular basis are a lot older than me and we all have the miriad of aging problems. They all ride bigger , faster and much heavier motorcycles than me. Frankly, they tend to ride faster than I prefer also.
I have always preferred something around 800cc, but have owned a Goldwing, an ST1300, a Road King, along with a bunch of others over the years.
I'll bet that any of the Maxi's/Scooters mentioned by the respondents to my questions will be ok . I just am not in a financial position to make a bad choice and then lose a ton selling it.
So in order of my priorities :
1. Comfort
2. Versatility/handling
3. Fuel economy
4. Weather protection
5. Dealer network/spares availability
6. and probably a few others that will come to mind
I appreciate all the responses.
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: West coast British Columbia
Oddometer: 607
I have found my SYM to require much less repair (almost none) than my bikes.
I owned a RT-80 for 10 years and the riding position of my scoot very much reminds me of my 84 BMW. If the Beemer is still good; why not keep it for the longer trips and get a nifty agile mid-size scoot for blitzing the twisties. There are deals to be had on noncurrent scooters. If money is really tight a used SYM HD 200 would be very inexpensive. I found that once I got used to my Citycom which didn't take long; my big bike has pretty much been gathering dust.
The handling on my scoot is outstanding. I often find myself cornering faster than I would have on my V-Strom 1000 without even trying.
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2007
Location: Lewisville, NC
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Pardon my ignorance , but what the heck is a SYM ?
Never heard of the brand, where do you find them , and what about parts/service ?
Studly Adventurer
Joined: Feb 2011
Oddometer: 603
SYM is a solid scooter with a good rep. The new distributor is Alliance PowerSports. They don't have all the scooters in their line up that Carter Brothers had but they are working on it.
More on SYM
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2010
Location: Houston, TX/Breckenridge, CO
Oddometer: 1,098
Same in Houston, I've seen snow 6 times in 24 years and it never lated more than a few hours. Another roughly a dozen days with ice on the road (once for 4 straight days which closed the schools for 3 of them driving parents nuts) but that's not much. Our Colorado scoots are stored in a garage with stabil and a trickle charger. One of the women near me in Colorado does store her m/c over the winter in a rented space but she stores other stuff there too since she has no garage or storage at her home for less than $100 a month. She pulls the battery and takes it inside her apartment.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Oct 2010
Oddometer: 332
No doubt the Burgman would be fine : and it is a known factor . . . likewise the T-Max (for sporty handling).
The as-yet-unproven BMW will offer high performance (plus price).
Same applies to the new Honda-700 scooter, which might [eventually] turn out to be the best, taking things overall.
I reckon there's a good possibility something slightly smaller & lighter might be more fun ~ as mentioned above, the big-wheel Kymco-300, Honda-300, and the new Beverley-350.
All have lots of power, provided you're happy to do most of your riding at less than 80 mph.
Pocket battleships, you might say.
(There are other 300's . . . but they are of the previous generation, and don't have quite the same level of power which a "downsizing" rider would hope to find.)
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Jazzscientia will endeavor to apply insights from various scientific disciplines to the vast array of musical expressions under the jazz rubric. Although there already are a number of projects that correlate various types of algorithms to musical composition," for example, ...the scientific study of jazz lags behind" according to Jacobson. At Jazzscientia," adds Holman, we could ascertain the relationship between Schrodinger's equation to jazz improvisation or publish the work of software designers that can create programs for artificial life that compose jazz --similar in scope to the work of Lee Spector, Bruce L. Jacob, as well as George Papadopoulos and Geraint Wiggins."
The initial venture of Jazzscientia will be the algorithmic expression of the totality of jazz. Rather than using something like genetic algorithms to compose music," as Jacobson states, the first work of Jazzscientia at AAJ will be to identify the very elemental aspects of jazz and create a mathematical expression of them. Thus, jazz will be visually and conceptually expressed through the beauty of mathematics." A multidisciplinary team of volunteers will be working on this particular endeavor with Dr. Scrotius Colganti on top, Head of the mathematics department at the University of Sicily and a veteran jazz radio programmer. It is expected to be completed by Summer 2006.
Jazzscientia, nonetheless, has already attracted its share of controversy. Dr. Chris Washburne, an ethnomusicologist and jazz artist, has called it a type of non-traditional scholarship of dubious value for jazz studies, particularly among its ethnic versions as it seems to be yet another Westernized attempt to co-opt, through scientific reductionism, an artistic expression from its non-Western sources." Bobby Sanabria, a percussionist and self-avowed lay scholar on Afro-Cuban music and Latin jazz affirms, The collective pulse and identity of ethnic music, relating to the people and history of any particular country, will be substituted for the personality and character function of the mathematical or digital composer, which, in this type of scientific examination, will be that of a White male scientist. Those of us who aren't White males scientific types are entitled to the unsullied expression of our musical heritage, technological or scientific issues aside." According to Dr. Emanuel Dufrasne, yet another ethnomusicologist and performer …even the ethnic microstructure aspects, that may be found in the scansion and rhythms of language, will be forever changed. The aforementioned mirror unique ways of movement, inflections that may be seen in dances, as well as in everyday behavior. Such rhythms and their associated microstructures have specific cognitive significance due to the emotional qualities and their cognitive substrates that they involve. Whether those can or should be exploited through this type of scientific analysis is another matter altogether."
Dr. Colganti, on the other hand, while sympathetic to such concerns, declares, quoting mathematician's Joel Spencer comments on the work of Paul Erdös, Mathematical truth is immutable; it lies outside physical reality… This is our belief; this is our core motivating force. Yet our attempts to describe this belief to our nonmathematical friends are akin to describing the Almighty to an atheist." He adds that two further studies at Jazzscientia, one that will analyze jazz from a memetical perspective and another incorporating generative principles of musical thought featuring the integration of microstructure with structure, inspired by the work of Manfred Clynes from the Music Research Center at the N.S.W. State Conservatorium of Music in Sydney, Australia, should allay the kind of ethnic and intellectual concerns that have risen against Jazzscientia."
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Farrell, Vivienne* and Scheepers, Rens* (2009) Party trust, control trust and 'blind' trust in business to consumer electronic commerce, IADIS International Journal on WWW/Internet, vol. 7, no. 2, pp. 94-108, IADIS, Amsterdam , The Netherlands [C1.1]
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Symantec Sued Over AV Auto-Renewals
Despite last year's settlement, a lawsuit accuses Symantec of charging credit cards without prior approval.
Last year the New York Attorney General's Office slapped a $375,000 fine on both McAfee and Symantec for renewing anti-virus subscriptions and auto-charging credit cards without prior customer approval. Both companies were found to have inadequately disclosed the auto-renew service to consumers, and were thus forced to pay the fines, change the disclosures, and provide electronic notification of subscription expiration.
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Now a New York man has filed a lawsuit suit against Symantec, claiming that the company auto-renewed his subscription and charged his credit card without prior approval. Kenneth Elan of Port Washington, New York filed the lawsuit on January 19 in a New York County court. According to Computerworld, Symantec was charged with deceptive business practices and unjust enrichment.
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-8zoemayne , February 8, 2010 7:13 PMbig set up i believe specifically mcafee creates all the viruses to keep themselves in business
Good, Trend Micro Pccillin does the same crap. They need to stop doing this crap. Pisses me off.
0dxwarlock , February 8, 2010 7:25 PMpeople still use the overbloated, and AOL of the AV world like Symantec and Mcafee?
5mhughes81 , February 8, 2010 7:38 PMIs Avira AntiVir, AVG or Avast not good enough for them because they are free?
1JohnnyLucky , February 8, 2010 7:39 PMFor some of the utilities I use I simply get messages reminding me that it is time to renew. The problem is I get too many of the exact same message for the exact same product. It is irritating.
1chulak , February 8, 2010 7:41 PMI would never buy any of these products. Seriously the whole anti-virus for profit industry is shady.
4chomlee , February 8, 2010 7:43 PMI hate auto renewal and think they should be made illegal.
What I hate more than auto renewal though is class action lawsuites. This guy is just in to set up a class action lawsuite so that thousands of people join in and they will each get 30 dollars or so but the lawyer can get up to about 50% of the entire take which could mean millions if enough people file.
0mdillenbeck , February 8, 2010 8:22 PMOpt In = good for the consumer
Opt Out = good for the business
Guess which one companies will choose if not regulated otherwise? (Unless, of course, customer outrage leads to a decline in profits...)
1l_mckeon , February 8, 2010 8:36 PMI think it's disgraceful that they are allowed to STORE the customer's card details without permission. This seems to be peculiarly American idea which greatly increases the chances of the customer's details being ripped of.
In Australia on-line vendors never see the credit card details; they get shunted through to the bank's web site for processing.
-2Snipergod87 , February 8, 2010 9:17 PMBusinesses have been doing this for years its called pay to play MMO's. You pay a monthly fee which is automatically charged every month for your convience which it is convient so you dont have to remeber to pay it again. Peoplejust complain because they forgot that they were going to be billed again
0cekasone , February 8, 2010 9:58 PMI'm a PC Tech at a local computer repair shop and we resell Norton Antivirus. To my knowledge, as long as a Norton Account is setup, they will notify you by email and alerts that the subscription is about to expire. You have the option to renew or just let it expire. The people that have their credit cards charge automatically must have bought the product online through Symantec. This lawsuit can go either way.
-1michaelahess , February 8, 2010 10:03 PMAnyone using a paid AV program deserves this, plain and simple.
0nukemaster , February 8, 2010 10:09 PMmetalmania31Good, Trend Micro Pccillin does the same crap. They need to stop doing this crap. Pisses me off.
Strange, I have NEVER had that, they start to ask you like a few weeks before to renew. I have NEVER had it auto renew.
-2cheepstuff , February 8, 2010 10:37 PMBS, this hasn't happened to me and i use Symantec's products. i think you have to apply for auto renewal for it to happen. Symantec should be required to peal off the auto renew charges off the credit cards of all the people 'afflicted' and discontinue their services on said peoples computers. the $375,000 in 'damages' for charging $30 on a reasonable service is all the evidence you need to tell that she doesn't really care about the problem, just how much she can profit from it.
0jsc , February 8, 2010 11:15 PMI also hate auto renew. But can you imagine the lawsuits if the companies, even with notification, stopped?
1pharge , February 8, 2010 11:27 PMThere is a reason why I always use those one time use credit card numbers (most of major credit card company have this kind of service).. so they have no way to renew anything without my approval.. unless they want to give it to me for free..;)
-1captaincharisma , February 9, 2010 1:34 AMwow people still use Norton anti virus?
-1cabose369 , February 9, 2010 1:45 AMmatter of time before this happened.... I heard people complain about this sooo much!
-1Anonymous , February 9, 2010 1:48 AMI got charged by Norton as well without my acknowledgment. I want to be part of this class action law suit.
So what if I purchase Norton's product online. I pay for 1 year subscription and that is it. Who give Norton the right to charge me for the next year?
After I was charged, I went to my Norton account. the website was not helpful at all.
-1Anonymous , February 9, 2010 2:16 AMWho uses this resource hogging crap? I dumped my av and firewall years ago. Virii and hacks are ancient history. Malware is the main threat and there are plenty of removal tools and tips for any problem incurred.
An occasional scan by Malwarebytes and any of several free spyware apps is all you need.
I have five kids and they all know how to avoid these things and what not to click on and I only occasionally have to clean up something.
I say trash the AV use windows protection if it makes you feel better but my experience is common sense works better then any norton or Mcafee piece of crap


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Pay rise for Home Team officers and sign-on bonuses for new recruits: MHA
SINGAPORE - The monthly wages of more than 18,000 Home Team officers will be raised between 5 and 12 per cent this month, said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in a statement on Wednesday.
Officers from the Singapore Police Force, Singapore Civil Defence Force, Singapore Prison Service and Central Narcotics Bureau, will enjoy a raise of between 10 and 12 per cent in their monthly pay, while those in the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority and others in the Home Team Specialist Scheme will get a 7 and 5 per cent raise respectively.
These agencies will also introduce sign-on bonuses: $10,000 for recruits who join the police as corporals; $30,000 for those who sign up as sergeants. Recruits who are eligible to sign up as sergeants in the Singapore Civil Defence Force, Singapore Prison Service and Central Narcotics Bureau will get $10,000, and those who join the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority will get $8,000.
The new recruits, however, will have to serve a bond of between two and three years, depending on their appointments in the Home Team, the ministry told The Straits Times.


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Saturday 23 May - 8:46 pm NZT
Updated at 7:55 am on 28 November 2011
The Labour party candidates in two of the closest-run election seats, Christchurch Central, and Waimakariri are refusing to accept defeat.
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