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Mogadishu — The transitional parliament speaker Sheik Aden Mohamed Nor, better known as Madobe, Saturday held a press conference in Mogadishu and asked the international community to send foreign troops to Somalia within the following 24 hours.
The speaker of the parliament talked on other matters in his press conference in the capital, and demanded foreign troops from neighboring countries like Kenya, Djibouti, Ethiopia and Yemen, saying that the government's power is on the verge of being defeated by Islamist forces in the Somali capital.
Sheik Aden Madobe said that the decision was approved by the Somali parliamentarians, who agreed to ask the international community to send troops to protect and save the transitional government, adding that the existence of the TFG is at risk.
On the other hand Sheik Aden Madobe told reporters that the fighting against the government is led by a senior leader of Al-Qaeda who is from Pakistan.
He reiterated that neighboring countries will also be attacked and be in a danger if the transitional government is toppled, pointing out that the Somali government is an emergency situation.
The statement of the speaker comes when there is heavy fighting between the government soldiers and the Islamist forces in the north of Mogadishu.


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Not sure if my PM went thru. Email me or PM me. I've got one in Lafayette.by AciDBatH666 - Off Topic Discussion
Check your inbox.by AciDBatH666 - Off Topic Discussion
And sold!by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Getting rid of my dye stuff. I haven't dyed anything in a while, and I don't really intend to in the near future. I've got about 50 boxes of Rit powder, 3 pans, a squeeeeeeegeeeeeeee that I'll throw in, and some Lock & Lock containers. This is also on DGR.com Squeegee Containers 1X Large (2.6L/88oz/2.7Qt) - I kept my black in this big one 2X Medium (1.8L/60oz/1.9Qt) 4X Smallby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
That protocol is pretty much common knowledge. I've been a mod on an old Louisiana truck forum and that was the same thing we did. On my own personal forum I do the same. Everything is documented and KEPT documented in a Mod forum. The public no longer sees it so they don't even know. It's all about accountability. Doesn't matter how meaningless a post or thread is. You never just flat out deleteby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Lol. Yes Scumbag Steve is great. HAHAHHAby AciDBatH666 - Off Topic Discussion
When one person believes in something that doesn't exist, he's called delusional. When many people believe in something that doesn't exist, it's called religion.by AciDBatH666 - Off Topic Discussion
Jesus built my hotrod. LOLby AciDBatH666 - Off Topic Discussion
So if you're first in the class, in the "idiot class" as you put it, wouldn't that make you the smartest one in the group? I'm not following. Please elaborate so we can understand this "Whineacree" logic.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Then prove it. Don't come on here making claims that you can't back up. And my momma said I was the best moron? BAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA that's rich.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Quotewayneacree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I have personally lost some pretty big sponsors > due to the forum..thanks for trying though. LOL... Like, literally, LAUGH OUT LOUD. AHAHHAHA When you and Keith wah wah on the forums about losing "big" sponsors it reminds me of the Bankruptcy episode of The Office. Just saying I lost aby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
wayneacree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The PDGA does not have bible thumping hypocritical > idiots running their boards..so there is not much > banning to be made. > They(PDGA) believe in freedom and rights of > others. This forum is ran by the wrong > MINDSET......WELCOME TO natzi germany peeps. BAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
But it's funnier this way. LULby AciDBatH666 - SN Board of Directors
J, it's a weird mix. I've done various chemical mixes and had varied results. It's just something you'd have to really try out and experiment with. I've done a few brush on designs where I wanted colors fading from one to another and the dawn thing helped a bit. Sometimes it's just easier to mix a small amount of rit powder directly with acetone and brush that on. Just gotta be careful becauseby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
If you want a splatter mix that won't run, mix a little Dawn with a bit of acetone with your mixture. It'll allow you to paint it on if needed. Or at least you can drop it on in certain spots and not worry about it pooling up and running down the disc.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
BAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAH QuoteAcadiana Park Wheelie Police re: CROOK named Vic @ Jockey Lot Date: 2011-04-20, 2:34PM CDT So what if I'm a crook............... I will take every penny I can from people that are ignorant enough to buy and/or sell to me. Vicby AciDBatH666 - Off Topic Discussion
Good call on the Bodin re-ban. You see how there's less drama when there's no trolling around on here eh? Shows that the rules implemented are working. Good job BOD. :)by AciDBatH666 - SN Board of Directors
There's a reason the Wizard is the #1 on the DGR putter list.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
What exactly would you guys want to accomplish with revamping the site? New sections? New forums (HINT HINT)? Content? Keep in mind, with a content section, it would need fresh info uploaded and changed occasionally. While you might think it's an easy once a month task, or even less often, it's still a task that needs to be fulfilled... Meaning SOMEONE's got to do it and seek it out. But havby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
his web portfolio At least the disc golf related sites. He doesn't have my site listed because it's not DG related. Awesome guy, real quick to respond to emails when I have problems.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
I've got a guy that can give you an honest price. He hosts and initially set up my two websites, and my forum. He creates and hosts a bunch of dg sites. Give me a clear cut idea of what you'd like to do and I'll point him this direction and get a quote from him. You guys should really spend some SN $$ on it. I can't stand the layout of this forum. It just seems primitive to me.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
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Just a heads up, it was voted in to ban ALL smoking at the PDGA Pro and Worlds for 2011. Not sure if it'll carry over to regular tourneys. This is PDGA tho, not SN. Just fyi. QuotePDGA MOTION (Korver/Jenkins) Restrict smoking at the PDGA Pro and Am World Championships in 2011 in the same manner that alcohol is currently restricted. Yes: Andrews, Korver, Jenkins, Feldberg, Nesbitby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Eric Day Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hahaha if I'm adv in the eyes of Lafayette then > you guys really are ams lol Lol. Considering that Lafayette used to bring 90% of the adv division to every tournament in surrounding areas.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Yeah that's a bit far. Lemme know if you're at least interested and I'll get pics if so. You can work out something with people traveling to a tourney and getting it your direction if you'd like. Shipping aint cheap. These chains weigh a tonby AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Where are you located? I'm donating one this weekend at the Spring Fling here in Lafayette, LA. And I'm also looking to sell another. It's got a ton of chains on it, and stores nicely all tucked inside the basket.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Sunshine Jr. Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > HEY GILLIGAN YOU GUNNA BAN ME TOO ?!?!?! And this is why no one can take you seriously.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Call Keith Bodin. Since he's banned he's prolly lookin for some people to go trolling with. Maybe you can go chasing off TDs together?by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
Mrs. Sunshine Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mr. Dillon, > You are going to attack my husband when he is > unable to respond to you??? > > Thank you for representing Southern Nationals !! LAMEST ATTEMPT AT CONCEALING IDENTITY...... EVER.by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion
I'm not saying it's just you. But it's the trolls that post here bickering about every little detail. I don't think the SN ran off any TDs, they chose their own path. You've got the BoD having to micromanage way too much and if people keep complaining about petty stuff, it's going to go nowhere. Kind of like how it is now! Woooooo!by AciDBatH666 - General Discussion

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Back To The 90s This WeekJuly 6th, 2014 at 9:15 pm by Tiffany Savona WAVY under Weather
Hurricane Arthur moved out just in time for folks to enjoy the holiday weekend. I hope everyone had a safe and happy 4th of July. Highs on Saturday were around 80° and today we saw highs in the low to mid 80s. Average high this time of year is 87°. The heat and the humidity will make a big return this week starting tomorrow.
We are tracking a weak area of low pressure off the coast of Florida and Georgia that will move northeast during the day tomorrow. The low may get close enough to North Carolina to bring the Outer Banks a few showers tomorrow, but chances are only running around 20%-30%. The rest of the region will remain hot and dry with highs in the lower 90s. Winds will turn more southwesterly tomorrow, ushering in the warmer air to the south.
Tuesday will be the hottest day of the week with highs in the mid to upper 90s. Average high on Tuesday is 88°, while the record is 102° set back in 2012. A large upper level trough (big dip in the jetstream) will move east and bring a cold front closer to Hampton Roads by Wednesday afternoon, allowing for a few afternoon storms to develop.
This cold front will stall out across Hampton Roads Thursday and Friday bringing better rain and storm chances to the region. Some computer models are even hinting that the front may linger across the region this weekend. Right now I have a slight chance for rain on Saturday. If the front remains draped across the area this weekend, then rain chances will be going up on Saturday and Sunday.
Here is the link to Jeremy's latest blog on heat safety tips. Remember to take the heat seriously. Heat is the number one weather-related killer in the U.S. Stay cool this week!
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ACROSS the US, Native American tribes are asking museums to return thousands of sacred objects taken from their ancestors. But as curators comply, they are doing so with a warning - the objects may be covered in poisons, making them too dangerous to handle.
In the 1990s, federal law was amended to allow recognised tribes to reclaim objects of cultural significance. Many tribes have allowed museums to keep a large part of their collections, which often include human remains and ceramics, especially those that require special storage conditions and the attention of trained curators. But certain items they do want back.
For instance, David Hostler, a member of the 2250-strong Hoopa tribe in northern California, is using the act to reclaim around 4000 items, mostly clothing and jewellery that Hostler and other tribe members want to wear for traditional ceremonies and dances. So far, one institution, the Peabody Museum at ...
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Tax day is coming, which means that it is time for Patriot Day (April 16th) in Massachusetts and the Boston Marathon. And the Boston 2 Big Sur double. The two marathons (the Big Sur Marathon is April 29th) are 13 days apart this year, which gives us a little breathing room.
There are couple of differences this year. First off, this is the first year that our daughter will be in Boston at school, and I am looking forward to seeing her, her friends and team mates. She is a freshman at MIT, and she runs track. As a fun side note, we drove down to So Cal this weekend to see her where they had been training all week (Pomona College in Claremont, CA) and then we drove from Claremont to Westmont College (Santa Barbara, CA) to watch the track meet. The MIT track program typically travels somewhere warm for spring break to start training for outdoor track season and to run one meet, and we were thrilled that they came to So Cal. (As an even further aside, she was All NE regional in the 400M during the indoor season. Proud parent.)
The other difference is that I have been struggling with a knee injury and will not be "racing" either of the two marathons this year. I found out after the (somewhat crazy) CIM 2 Las Vegas double (two marathons in one day) that I had bruised my femur, where it faces the patella in the knee, and it has taken some time for the bruise to heal. The good news is that I have started cycling and will be competing in a couple of triathlons this summer (more to come on that), but I am not in "race shape". That means nothing fast, but I am still pretty hopefully that I can complete both marathons without too much pain and any a re-injury. I'm excited and looking forward to it.
The reason that any of this matters is that Forno Bravo has been fund-raising for the Christopher Reeve Foundation by taking advantage of my running for a number of years, and I am not slowing down.
You can sponsor me by buying on of the Forno Bravo eCookbooks for $10. Forno Bravo will match your donation and all proceeds go to the Reeve Foundation. I think there is a real connection between athletics and the Reeve Foundation, and many of us who are lucky enough and healthy enough to pursue our goals in athletic competition want to share our fortune with people who have to work much harder than we do just to get through their day. The Reeve Foundation does great work and I feel lucky to be associated with them.
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An unbelievable amount of my income is earmarked for video games this holiday season. I've started my purchasing before even Black Friday has reared its manic head. To that end, I've browsed some good deals and played some good games. If you want to get started with your holiday shopping or if you want some suggestions when you go out browsing, here are five games that won't disappoint.
Keep in mind that I haven't played enough of notable releases like Black Ops II, Assassin's Creed III or Halo 4 so my opinion on those games in thus far incomplete. As with everything in life, your mileage (and enjoyment) may vary.
Games That Won't Disappoint
Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (Review) (Amazon)
Last year's marquee action-adventure title is an easy one to recommend based on both price, longevity and fun gameplay. With split-screen co-op, a quality single player playground to run through, and some of the best voicing and 3D animations you'll see this generation, Uncharted 3 is a great value. The game should stay around the $19.99 USD mark for the entirety of the holiday season and beyond.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown (Review) (Amazon)
If you're the type of gamer who obsesses over strategy games and economy games then I wholeheartedly recommend the XCOM revival to you. Prices remain around the original $59.99 mark but Steam and Amazon download sell it for around ~49.99. Some people buy lots of games for the variety, while others buy just one game and milk it of its value before moving on. If you are the latter, XCOM has plenty of hours for you to enjoy. Just keep an eye on your clock, because it has a tendency to whittle away hours.
Darksiders II (Review) (Amazon)
This game has been steadily dropping in price since it first came out in August. Those looking for a great looking action-adventure title that doesn't pull punches when it comes to puzzle-solving and melee combat need not look any further. Look for a great deal on Darksiders II when you go out shopping. If you need a second or third game for your store's BOGO deal, let it be THQ's expansive action title.
We've followed Dishonored ever since those first brothel screenshots were released by Bethesda. It's been a hot ticket game for us at the office and we believe it remains a solid contender for your gaming dollar. Of note, though, is that while every game and its mother seems to have multiplayer capability helping increase its replayability and offset its price, Dishonored is a single player venture that doesn't quite offer more than one or two plays. While not exactly on-rails, it is a funneling experience.
If you want stealth gameplay that doesn't break your bank, opt for Mark of the Ninja on XBLA or Steam instead.
NBA 2K13 (Amazon)
I'm not one for basketball, in real life and on my screen. Weirdly enough, when I took advantage of Target's buy two, get one free deal, I opted to include NBA 2K13 in my purchase. I thought I would have to return it the next day but after taking the time to learn the game and creating my own player and running him through his paces, I've quietly become enamored with NBA 2K13 enough to hold off on playing other recent purchases like Assassin's Creed III and Dishonored. Even if you've only got a working knowledge of basketball, NBA 2K13 is really fun and quite addicting if you let it become so.
Notable Mentions
Borderlands 2 (Amazon)
Simply put, don't buy this game yet. If you've held off on Borderlands 2 so far then you can hold off a few months more until the Game of the Year Edition finally comes out. Then you can enjoy the game that millions of others have playtested before you while getting a chunk of free DLC for your patience. Looking at how deep the first Borderlands went in terms of price cuts, Borderlands 2 will likely follow suite.
Resident Evil 6 (Review) (Amazon – If you dare)
This is mentioned not because I endorse it but because I advise people steer clear of it.
Avoid this one like the plague it imagines. Shola, our Resident Evil 6 reviewer and long-time series fan wrote a lot of feature articles on this game alone, spanning the time from when he was hopeful to when he ultimately felt disappointed. See his recent body of work if you need a some solid reasons to pass up this game for something else.
I would say that the best thing about Resident Evil 6 is that it's price has been dropping quicker than other recently released titles. You can maybe get this for a steal around Christmas if you really want it.
Wreck-It Ralph
Go watch this movie with friends or family instead of buying a game. It feels like it was made just for gamers like us, regardless of whether you are a retro fan or not.


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Bianca Orellana a Library Assistant in our Kernersville Branch shares some of her favorite fantasy titles with us this month.
Would you like to drive your business to new levels of success? On Tuesday morning, July 21st from 9:00am-10:00am , business librarians Jody Lohman and Kathleen Wheeless will show you how to use Reference USA and other Library tools that will put your business into the fast lane.
With a variety of mobile apps, Forsyth County Public Library customers can take their library to go. Have an instant connection to your public library, no matter how demanding your life becomes or where it takes you. With these apps, you can download eBooks, audiobooks, music, videos, learn a new language or even do research for school, whenever and wherever it is convenient for you.
Ratio Architects presented the design for a new Central Library to the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners during their November 13th weekly briefing. The new building will have 103,000 square feet of flexible space and offer an on-site coffee bar.
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Effective Employee Discipline
Your disciplinary decisions are subject to rigorous scrutiny. As a result, anyone involved in formulating or implementing disciplinary decisions must have command of the principles of progressive discipline as well as a solid understanding of the best practices for administering discipline. At this workshop, experienced arbitrators and labor relations professionals will provide you with practical knowledge and insight about the discipline process. You will learn how to:
- Analyze discipline problems
- Conduct disciplinary interviews
- Prepare a disciplinary memorandum
- Respond effectively and appropriately to disciplinary problems
- Define and determine just cause
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- What is progressive discipline?
- Key points in handling disciplinary interviews
- An employee's right to union representation
- Guidelines for preparing warning notices
- Identifying and establishing a "past practice"
- How past practices affect the disciplinary process
- Criteria used by arbitrators in deciding discipline cases
- Guidance for handling excessive absenteeism and alcohol and drug abuse cases
- When an employer can discipline for off-duty or off-premises misconduct
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Labor relations, human resource, operations supervisors and managers involved in the administration of discipline
Open enrollment workshops can be taken individually or as part of a certificate in Contract Administration Studies or Collective Bargaining Studies. They are also available as Labor Relations Customized Programs for your organization.


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The Block Reader in Visual Culture
Block was a hugely influential journal in the developing fields of Visual and Cultural Studies. The journal's editors and contributors sought to further the critical tradition in art history, respond to the work of contemporary artists, and bring the concerns of new cultural and critical theory,...
Published April 4th 1996 by Routledge
Nature, Science, Culture
Series: FUTURES: New Perspectives for Cultural Analysis
We are living in an age when 'nature' seems to be on the brink of extinction yet, at the same time, 'nature' is becoming increasingly ubiquitous and unstable as a category for representation and debate.Futurenatural brings together leading theorists of culture and science to discuss the concept of...
Published March 21st 1996 by Routledge
Travellers' Tales
Narratives of Home and Displacement
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Mapping the Futures
Local Cultures, Global Change
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There are now new experiences of space and time; new tensions between globalism and regionalism, socialism and consumerism, reality and spectacle; new instabilities of value, meaning and identity - a dialectic between past and future. How are we to understand these? Mapping the Futures is the first...
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In Part 2, Chapter 2 of George Orwell's "1984", Julia feels in the pocket of her overalls and produces a small slab of chocolate. She breaks it in half and gives one of the pieces to Winston. She tells Winston she got it on the black market.
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You write characters so well here, and the description of the crime scene in the opening chapter, was so vivid, it was almost like being there. Iâm immediately inside Theo as he investigates and can feel everything he feels, from his disgust towards the house-elf death through Aurora Lestrangeâs sadness, and finally to his resignation and carefully controlled feelings towards Dennis Creeveyâs articles. This is a great and plausible Post-Hogwarts world youâve drawn here, with a thumping good mystery at its heart, so well done for that.
I like the way youâve written canon characters here. Susan and her OCD is a fabulous take on her. Iâm not sure she would be that in awe of Harry, mind you, because she had known him at Hogwarts and she does come from a renowned family herself. However, thatâs more of a personal observation than a criticism. Harry is a strength. Heâs obviously matured quickly, which heâd have to do, obviously, and I like the way he takes charge and makes his own mind up, which is very in keeping with the books. He gives people chances as well, which is so very in character.
OH, and just as I was really warming to an OC, you go and kill her! I loved Hattie Jones. I thought her ideas about the reconciliation within the magical world were wonderful and really the only way to prevent another war. Resentment breeds resentment, after all. Dennisâs continued persecution of Theo is getting me down, I must say. Iâm not entirely sure why he hates him so much. Yes, Theoâs father was a Death Eater, but Theo has been cleared. Is there other evidence we donât know about, or another reason for this hatred, I wonder?
One problem I do have with this world is that I havenât read your other canon for Theo. I know how you portray his character, having read several other drabbles and stories, but Iâm not au fait with this particular world. Whilst you do give the back story at certain points in the story, which means Iâm not totally confused, it does make me feel that this story is rather reliant on previous fics. This isnât really a weakness, as I will probably go back and read them, but it is something that prevents me from fully enjoying the story as I keep thinking there must be other explanations for Dennisâs behaviour, for example, or Helenaâs role in Theodoreâs life.
I do hope you finish this. The mystery is very good. It really did draw me in, especially the knowledge that the killer is obviously targeting Theo. âTick-Tock, Theodore Nottâ - that note sent shivers through me. Well done! ~Carole~


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The existence of molecules was still being disputed when Ludwig Boltzmann formulated his equation in 1872, but its ability to accurately predict gaseous behaviour won out over any philosophical objections. Physicists today use the equation to model gases in everything from nuclear power stations to galaxies, yet until now there was no guarantee that it would work correctly in every possible situation.
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My F800gs STALLS LIKE ITS RUNNING OUT OF GAS! PLEASE HELP!!
Hi Everyone,
I have a new F800gs that now has 350 miles on it. I have been having an issue with it stalling for the last few days. The first time it happened, my display showed about 65 miles range remaining, and it happened at low RPM. I started it back up and made my way to a gas station. On the way there, it cut out about 10 more times at various speeds and RPMshttp://f800riders.org/forum/images/smilies/eek.gif. When I got to the gas station, I put 2.5 gallons into it (full), and after a few minutes, it ran fine. No further issues.
Puzzled by this, I drained the tank down (with a pump) nearly to the point of the light coming on. It ran with no issues for about 20 miles.
I wondered if there may have been a clog in the air-inlet to the gas tank or something. I filled the tank back up, and did some more riding. I emailed the dealership to ask if there were any software updates or open items for my bike, and they said there were not. He said that I should try opening the gas tank if it happens again because there may be negative pressure there.
Today, when the tank got back down to about 65 miles range (again), the bike sputtered out (again). It had run perfectly for the entire tank of gas until that point. I opened the gas cap, closed it, and started it up again. The bike did run for about 3 miles but then had the same issue. From that point on, it didn't matter how much I opened the gas tank, it made no difference. I filled the tank back up to the top (3.2 gallons), and have run another 50 miles since then with no issues.
Does anyone have any idea what could be going on? I am skeptical about the vent tube to the gas tank being the issue because wouldn't opening the gas tank solve that? If that were the issue, would it run perfectly until the tank got down to 65 miles range? Please give me your thoughts.
If its at the point where it plays up at the moment, take it for a ride with the tank "open" but taped over. So it should not play up if the breather is actually blocked, but, I thought they where a pressurised system?
It could be that the valve in the cap has failed and does not allow the tank to adequately pressurise when the fuel quantity gets low. I could be completely off track but it might be worth a go? Sounds very odd. Best of luck and keep us posted when you find out what is causing it.
one of the reasons to buy a new bike is because of the warranty.
Take it back. Document everything.... twice
Mine has done this as well as eveyone I know who bought one before it snowed. To date, I have not heard the reason why.
Same here
Mine did this on the way to my 600 mi. service. I road it from Flagstaff to Tucson with one stop for gas. As I got close to Tucson the traffic slowed for the construction. The engine died as if I shut it off,Would not re-lite with the tire turning at 60mph in the fast lane. I pulled over and it restarted in neutral. This happened one more time on the freeway, and again at the exit. Then at every stop lite on the way to the shop. It finely would not restart. I got a free ride on a tow truck to the dealer that was waiting for me to show up after hours.They found me a room for the night( thanks John). The next a.m. I went to the shop,my bike was on the work stand. After completing the service the tech started in on the stalling. NO codes. They let the the bike sit running until the fan came on, it ran and ran. The tech went on a short ride, still running fine. They let it run an other 30 min. , Finally it stalls! The whole shop started to cheer. Ok lets bypass the charcoal canister. Restart.... runs fine, " this must be the problem", no sooner did he say that the thing dies. OK maybe that wasn't it. Let's check the relays. This one doesn't sound right. Change the relay, runs and runs.Cool I can make it back to Flagstaff before the snow sticks. It dies again. Only thing left is the fuel pump, not in stock. The dealer sets me up with a scooter to get home( thanks again John) and I got there just as the snow starts to stick.That was three weeks ago, and still no fuel pump. The service manager informed me on Friday that BMW has the pump on back order! with 40 inches of snow on the ground and more on the way it's not urgent, but what if I was traveling. The only thing the dealer can do is diagnose the problem and order parts. It seems that BMW keeps hamstringing their dealers, first the delay from March to Sept. now not backing them with parts. I got rid of a 950 Adv. because of this kind of BS. I hope this is the end and not the beginning.
Would yours run normally on a full tank of gas? If it were the fuel pump, would the fuel level matter?
I hope to hell that my local dealer can fix the problem. They don't get many of these bikes out here. I want to go armed with a list of possible causes to the issue.
Obviously this is just a guess, but I had a similar fault on a car in my shop once ... In that case the intake for the fuel pump had become detached from the pump. I don't know how your pump is positioned, but most FI pumps have a screen/filter on the intake side that sits at the lowest point in the tank. If the pump and strainer became separated, you could have fuel in the tank but it would not be drawn up because the pump is sucking air as it sits slightly higher in the tank. Obviously if this is the case, the symptoms will repeat at the same fuel level every time.
If it were a venting issue you could run with a low fuel level and the cap off and be fine...
From a diagnostic point of view, I'd be looking into whether it looses spark, fuel pressure or injector pulse when it dies, or perhaps some combination, but you'd be best to let the dealer sort it out I think. If their answers seem vague then try to takle it yourself.
charcoal canister.
Another 20 miles with no issues...keep your fingers crossed.
That explanation fails to explain the correlation of the problem with fuel level, but perhaps there is some tie in that is not obvious. It would seem unlikely that it is a cannister problem, but certainly possible. Cisco, are you sure the tech by-passed the cannister properly? Did you see him do it?
FWIW, I'm of the opinion that you didn't actually "correct the problem"...
Mine would cut out regardless of fuel level. I would be riding along under acceleration and the bike bike would just die. Pull in the clutch, hit the starter, and she fires right back up. Would be deadly going into a corner on a wet road, however.................. I've got 950 miles on my 800, and in that time it's cut out at least 5-6 times, all at different speeds / altitudes.
My riding partner has had the same problem. Dealer has no answers. :eek1
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The interior is almost completely original, except for the front portion of carpeting, which was replaced at some point in the car's 30-plus years of existence. The original diamond-tufted vinyl is still in place on the seats, center console, doors, and T-top. "All it needed was a good cleaning," says Hayes. "It has held up remarkably well."
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Oddly for a Motion car, this vehicle was never originally named by Rosen. After the car was complete, it became clear that a snappier handle than "1972 Motion Conversion Corvette" was needed. So, sticking close to his prior oceangoing themes of Maco, Manta, and Stinger, Rosen settled upon Moray GT.
In the past few months since the car has been completed, Hayes has made perhaps half a dozen half-hearted dragstrip passes, most of them in the low 13s at over 100 mph. His insurance underwriter understandably frowns on normal street usage, so most of the Moray's jaunts are limited to parades, shows, and Motion Supercar reunions.
Hayes was initially caught off guard by the uproar caused by the car. "It is amazing to me how a car like this will take you from being a nobody to having people calling you from all around the world. This car makes me feel like a celebrity." Enjoy the notoriety, Dan, as this car is bound to get you noticed for a long time to come.


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Did you know that seven out of eight past bowl games involving Boise State have come down to the last seconds of the game before being decided? There is no question, the Broncos have quickly become one of the most watched and eventful teams during the college football bowl season.
The dramatic finishes started in 2003 as TCU missed a field goal in the closing seconds of the Fort Worth Bowl that would have tied the game, and carried through the 2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl as Boise State held on for a 17-10 victory with an interception in the closing seconds and TCU driving for a potential game tying score.
In between those games, heart stopping moments against Louisville, Boston College and East Carolina have kept the hard core fan and even the casual observer locked to their seats till the final play. And, who can forget the now historic 2007 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, a game that changed the landscape of college football. Anchored by the "Hook and Ladder" to tie Oklahoma in the closing seconds of the game, and culminating with the "Statue Left" overtime two-point conversion, the Broncos stunned the Sooners and became the darlings of college football.
The 2011 season will mark Boise State's 12th bowl game since joining the Division I-A ranks in 1996 (now known as FBS). It will also mark the tenth straight season in which the Broncos have appeared in a bowl game. In that span, Boise State has been led by three different head coaches and met teams from the Big 12, ACC, Conference USA and the Mountain West Conference.
Boise State's first appearance came in 1999, when the Broncos won the Big West Conference and met Louisville in the Humanitarian Bowl. Performing on the biggest stage hasn't fazed the Broncos, with two BCS bowl wins in that span, capturing coveted Fiesta Bowl championships in 2007 and 2010. In all, Boise State has appeared in a different bowl game in seven of the past eight years, reflective of a program that has become a sought after commodity come bowl season and a television ratings dream.
Last year the Broncos easily handeled that Utah Utes, defeating them 26-3. Will drama unfold at the 2011 Maaco Bowl Las Vegas? The answer is simple, you better tune in to find out, and probably stay till the final seconds ticks off.
Below is Boise State's Bowl History.
1999 Humanitarian Bowl - Boise State 34, Louisville 31
Boise State MVP: Brock Forsey, Running Back
2000 Humanitarian Bowl - Boise State 38, UTEP 23
Boise State MVP: Bart Hendricks, Quarterback
2002 Humanitarian Bowl - #15 Boise State 34, Iowa State 16
Boise State MVP: Bobby Hammer, Defensive Tackle
2003 Fort Worth Bowl - #18 Boise State 34, #19 TCU 31
Boise State MVP: Ryan Dinwiddie, Quarterback
2004 Liberty Bowl - #8 Louisville 44, #10 Boise State 40
Boise State Offensive MVP: Jared Zabransky, Quarterback
Boise State Defensive MVP: Andy Avalos, Linebacker
2005 MPC Computers Bowl - #19 Boston College 27, Boise State 21
Boise State MVP: Jared Zabransky, Quarterback
2007 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl - #9 Boise State 43, #7 Oklahoma 42 (OT)
Boise State Offensive MVP: Jared Zabransky, Quarterback
Boise State Defensive MVP: Marty Tadman, Safety
2007 Hawai'i Bowl - East Carolina 41, #24 Boise State 38
Boise State MVP: Jeremy Avery, Running Back
2008 Poinsettia Bowl - #11 TCU 17, #9 Boise State 16
2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl - #6 Boise State 17, #4 TCU 10
Boise State Offensive MVP: Kyle Efaw, Tight End
Boise State Defensive MVP: Brandyn Thompson, Cornerback
2010 MAACO Bowl Las Vegas - #11 Boise State 26, #19 Utah 3
Boise State MVP: Kellen Moore, Quarterback


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Members of Parliament last Thursday passed into law the 2013 Sierra Leone Produce Marketing Act (as Repealed), a document that will pave the way for the Marketing Board to be dissolved.
Presenting the bill for approval, Chairman of the Legislative Committee, Hon. Ajibola Manly-Spaine, stated that they critically examined the legislative proposal clause-by-clause to ascertain the legal and constitutional implications contained therein, and later reported to the House in accordance with provisions of the Standing Orders.
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Hi Folks,
I wasn't planning on joining for a while, just planned on lurking in the background and doing research. However while looking for fire bricks I came accross these available in Melbourne and thought they may be usefull to someone on these Forums. (hope the link works)
350 LOT Fire Bricks fireplace Wood Oven Heat Proof A++ - eBay, Other Building Materials, Building Materials, DIY, Home. (end time 13-Dec-08 14:54:37 AEDST)
We are looking at building our Ovens some time down the track. In the mean time I plan to do as much research as possible.
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Hi Himzo. and another welcome aboard to a fellow Adelaidian.
Gee, we might be going for a record on this forum for sheer numbers.
What part of the Hills are you from. I am at Flagstaff Hill, Tim is at Woodside and Cooter at Norton Summit. So some possibly close to you.
Read and assk questions. Feel free to contact anyone specific but keep us informed of your intentions.
Yhe Melbourne firebricks look OK but will cost you plenty to either drive over to pick the up or get a transport company to collect.
Often you might get a removalist to collect back freight but if you get into strife, I have a contact who brings wrecked vehicles over and often has room for the odd palette.
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Hi Neil,
I'm at Crafers West, just off the freeway.
I have no intention of getting those bricks. I posted the link so that anybody in Melbourne that is a member of this Forum might be able to. It's not the cost, more the travel time involved that stops me getting them..
I haven't decided on the location of the Oven(s) as yet. We are still arguing over House plans, as we intend to rebuild. There is going to be an indoor one and an outdoor one. In the mean time I plan to try and learn as much as I can.
One question I have, ok two,
How do people cut their bricks?
Is there an equivalant of the Harbor Freight 10" saw in Aus?
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I found another link a while back that has some interstate suppliers for firebricks a little cheaper than locally, and some shipping companies with prices. Haven't called any of them but here it is in case it's useful!
Where in the hills are you?
Adelaide - Building Materials
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Hi Guys, Thanks for the welcome
I'm at Crafers West, just off the freeway.
At the moment I'm just doing research. I came accross those on Ebay and thought somebody on this Forum could use them. ( It's a bit of a pay back for all the information I gained while lurking )
I'm not ready for construction yet, Still trying to work out the right sight. We plan on re-building our house and want to have an WFO inside as well as one for outdoor entertainment.
At the moment, we have a very rough idea as to where to put the outdoor oven, but I want to plan it out properly, possibly as an outdoor Kitchen. It also means digging into the hillside, and I've done enough of that for one year.
I still have some other fairly major projects on the go which need to be completed before I start on the Oven.
TimF thanks for the link, took a quick glance, it looks usefull.
I plan to ask a lot of questions and look at as many project pages as I can over the next few months while I slowly build up my tools and supplies.
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welcome aboard
cutting bricks...ideally it would be nice to have a water cooled brick cutter,and afriend who had one would be a friend indeed
depending on how you construct there is a LOT of cutting spread out over many sessions which makes hiring one a pain in the bum and expensive
I have used a drop saw with a $30 diamond blade in it for the bulk of my Pompei and have been really impressed by the durability. Its really dusty and you need a proper respirator style dust mask ($60 from Bianco's)
I have also used a small 4 inch diamond blade in a hand held cutter a lot to do all the fine tuning
Look forward to watching your progress
cheers cooter
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I used a GMC 14" drop saw to cut my bricks. I did a slight modification by taping pads of the green nylon scourers over the intakes to block a bit of the brick dust. It is stunningly dusty and yes you will want goggles, ear muffs, a good respirator, and a shower cap wouldn't go astray I just used a carborundum blade (ended up needing 2) which was only $14 or so but I think a diamond blade would have been a better option. They seem to be $50 on ebay.
I also found a 5" angle grinder useful for the tricky bits, diamond blades for these are pretty cheap. When I was calling around I think mitre 10 at Mile End had some tile saws for a reasonable price - around 2-300 - but you would have to flip the brick to cut through. If I did it again I think I would get one anyway.
Having said all that I minimised my cutting by using a bolster for all of the dome bricks and would definitely recommend it.
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I was hopeing to avoid the dry cutting thing. I've been laying pavers around the place and the few cuts I've had to do, I did with an angle grinder. Let's just say I wound up looking like one of those mud men from tv documentaries.
Might see if I can figure out some sort of dust extraction, sort of like I have on my table saw..
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Dust extraction is so easy, just have a couple of small garden sprayers (you know, the type that has a very fin atomised mist spray, they use a lot less water as well) aimed either side of the blade, (preferably a diamond blade because they tend to produce much less dust than the friction masonry 3mm discs).
Just watch out that you don't squirt or spray water into the electrics of your saw or grinder.
Failing that, set up a rubbish bin behind the saw (where all the dust is going to be directed) and put your sprays into that, so that the dust passes through the spray. All the dust will be wet and fall as mud to the ground or rather into the bin!
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is a tool that requires skill to use. It's not a skill that I've ever acquired. I can make a mess of brick fragments in one sharp whap with this tool. I think it's like glass cutting: either you get it or you don't.
Bolster's an interesting word, by the way. Looking for the image, I came upon the fat part of a knife where it attaches to the handle, a railroad flat car, the ubiquitous pillow, a battleship, and a bunch of other things.
My geodesic oven project:
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AN OUTBREAK of deadly Ebola virus in west Africa has so far killed 174 people, and this week more cases were confirmed in Sierra Leone. And deep in the nearby forest many gorillas and chimps could also be dying of the virus.
This strain of Ebola has been spreading since 1995, killing thousands of gorillas and chimps. There is now hope: on Monday researchers announced that an experimental Ebola vaccine is safe and induces a strong immune response in captive chimps (PNAS, DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1316902111). The vaccine, based on a surface protein from the Ebola virus, had already been shown to protect monkeys.
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CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. The Boise State softball team hit the field for the first time in program history on Friday when they took on Illinois and James Madison at the Cathedral City Kickoff. The Broncos were unable to bring in a victory on the first day of competition as they lost 8-2 to Illinois and 9-1 James Madison.
Game 1 vs. Illinois
It didn't take long for Boise State (0-2) to pick up their first hit in history as junior Laeha Hill (2-for-3) led off the top half of the first with an infield single up the middle. The Broncos were on the fast track to their first run when junior Kelsey Perkins reached on an error to put runners on first and second with no outs. The Illini then turned a triple play to end the Broncos scoring threat.
It wasn't until the third inning until the first run crossed the plate. Illinois (1-0) took advantage of two Boise State errors by putting up four runs to take the early 4-0 lead. Illinois put up two more runs in the fourth to push the lead to 6-0.
The Broncos got on the board for the first time in the top of the fifth. Freshman Allie Crump led off the inning with a single as the Broncos had at least one hit in every inning. Junior Laurel Wyatt (1-for-3, 2 RBI) followed with a two-run homer to right center that closed the gap to 6-2. That was all the Broncos could muster as Illinois added to more in the sixth to make the final score 8-2.
Freshman Christina Capobianco immediately made her impact known on the team, going 3-for-3 with three singles. The Broncos outhit the Illini 9-8 in the game.
All three pitchers saw action in the loss. Freshman Aubray Zell (0-1) started for Boise State about tossed two shutout innings, striking out three batters. Zell retired one out in the third before giving way to Crump with two runners left on. Crump pitched 2.2 innings, giving up only one earned run while striking out two. Mandy Klein pitched the seventh for the Broncos, giving up two runs before retiring the Illini.
Game 2 vs. James Madison (6 innings)
The Broncos got off to a hot start once again in the top of the first inning against the Dukes. Hill led off the game with a double to right center that took a one-hop to the wall. Freshman Kellie Caplan laid down a sacrifice bunt to advance Hill to third. Capobianco (1-for3, 1 RBI) followed with her fourth straight hit to begin her college career and her first RBI to give the Broncos the early 1-0 lead.
From then on, it was all James Madison (1-0) as they took the lead with a three-run second. The Dukes loaded the bases and strung together three consecutive hits to take the 3-1 lead. It didn't stop there as they put up one more in the fourth, two in the fifth and three in the fifth on a three-run home run by Amber Kirk that invoked the eight run mercy rule and ended the game. The Dukes outhit the Broncos 8-4 in the game led by Kirk (1-for-4, 3 RBI) and Ashley Burnham (2-for-3, 2 RBI).
Boise State will look to earn its first ever victory tomorrow at the Cathedral City Kickoff. The Broncos will meet No. 17 Cal at 10 a.m. (PT) and Fordham at 3:30 pm (PT).


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