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A Stunning Hotel in a Convenient Location in the Centre of Coventry. The Hotel Provides Excellent Guest Care and Facilities in a New Contemporary Development. Located in a 17 Storey Landmark...
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I purchased this dryer a few weeks ago and enjoy using it....Clothes come out great!!
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Engaging Ethnography: Student Engagement as a Means for Creating Change
Article first published online: 19 MAR 2008
DOI: 10.1525/napa.2007.27.1.40
NAPA Bulletin
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Volume 27, Issue 1, pages 40–63, May 2007
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Hathaway, W. and Kuzin, J. (2007), Engaging Ethnography: Student Engagement as a Means for Creating Change. NAPA Bulletin, 27: 40–63. doi: 10.1525/napa.2007.27.1.40
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Our communities, particularly the poor and minority, are experiencing the destructive effects of neoliberal policies. Such policies dismantle social safety nets, locate causes of poverty and criminality in individual bodies and neighborhoods, and foster the privatized "free" market as the solution to our society's problems. Although government, at all levels, abandons the social welfare agenda, individual residents and neighborhoods are forced to assume further responsibility for managing and improving immiserated conditions. Dedicated residents, student volunteers, and service agency workers provide the only stop-gap between "making ends meet" and destitution (Edin and Lein 1997). This paper is an account of a summer youth program developed by two anthropology students, as a result of their long-term, politically engaged ethnographic work among community residents, and children and staff at a recreation center located in an ethnically diverse but minority and low-income concentrated neighborhood. Incorporating the aspects of experiential education, service-learning, community development and applied anthropology, we endeavored to demonstrate that a politicized anthropology was capable of doing more than just documenting the effects of structural violence, the dif.culties experienced by marginalized populations, and the effectiveness of personal agency. Through engaged ethnography and collaboration we helped create new knowledge and applications that have been useful and valued by the community and other researchers at the University of South Florida.


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Scott is a recent graduate of the University of Hawaii and previously worked for several local political figures including Assembly Ira Ruskin.
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Bravo, Scott. While the old fogies of my generation scoffed at the possibility of change, you jumped in and got to work. I'm sorry my generation is leaving yours such a mess, and I hope more of you 20 and 30 somethings succeed in your efforts to right the ship.
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Lifestyle and gardening expert P. Allen Smith shares his knowledge of garden design with a homeowner in Florida. Thais video is from season 11 of Allen's public television show, P. Allen Smith's Garden Home. We've been getting some really exciting design projects here in the studio, and some great photographs that you guys are sending to me for us to take a look at and come up with ways to improve the look. Now, today we've got a house in Florida from Lee. You can see it's a very beautiful house--classical. The proportions are really very good. And it's symmetrical. So why don't we get started with just a few ideas for framing this, and then we'll move into color, because Lee is very interested in color, and she mentions it gets really hot in Tampa. So why don't we start With just a few ideas? I think, lee, what I would do here is paint the color of this fence over here a dark green, so it sort of goes away. And then I think in terms of artifact, if we wanted to add something, a pair of plinths here, low plinths with a classical sort of urn in them where you could do some color in there would be really nice. From a planting standpoint, I would keep the balance going here. You have this live oak tree here. I would prune the lower limbs off and get it where at least you can walk under it, so you want to begin to train it where it will come up above the sidewalk where you can easily walk, and I would come over here at the same point and add another one of those live oaks ...Tags:
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Expansion Pack - Pocket PC, Compaq Ipaq, circa 2002 Reg. No: HT 2237 8
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- Expansion pack for Compaq iPAQ Pocket PC, circa 2002. It was originally purchased for the Museum Victoria Multimedia Manager as an organiser device but when he upgraded to a new machine was relegated to being a test machine for the development of hand held interfaces for the multimedia system. During this stage of its life it developed a problem which caused the display on the screen to become inverted.
This Compaq iPAQ is an early model made by Compaq which ran the Pocket PC 2002 operating system. The hardware specifications are a 200MHz StrongARM processor made by Intel, combined with 32MB RAM and 32MB ROM. It has a colour 200 x 300 pixel display and can be expanded by attaching a large plastic sleeve which can hold further expansion devices.
- Description:
- Moulded black plastic and metal extension pack, shaped to cradle Compaq Ipaq.
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- Donation from Museum Victoria Outreach, Technology and Information Management Division (OTIM), 2004
|30 mm (Height), 85 mm (Width), 139 mm (Length)
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|On label inside cradle: " Compaq Computer Corporation Assembled in Taiwan / [Text] / N119 / P/N / 17396-001 / SPS / 176315-001 / S/N: 4G0BDW36P272"
On back of cradle: "COMPAQ"
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|circa 2002
|Compaq Computer Co, Houston, Texas, United States of America, circa 2002
|Museum Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 2002-2004
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I (Tara Maginnis) and my shop head-sidekick Lorraine Pettit have just returned from our trip to The UK and other locations (San Francisco and Las Vegas). During our trip we met up with a bunch of folks who have heard of us through the Manifesto and did assorted activities with them. Here we will share our trip photos and some of what we learned and saw.
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Arizona Cardinals' defensive back Patrick Peterson was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week last Tuesday, following his two-interception performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 4.
Following the Cardinals' dominant defensive performance Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, there are a few Glendale-based candidates for the weekly award, which will be given out Wednesday.
Daryl Washington, Karlos Dansby and Calais Campbell all starred in the 22-6 win, each bringing outstanding play to the contest. Linebackers Washington and Dansby had nine and eight tackles respectively, and several for a loss, while each grabbing an interception and a pair of sacks.
But when head coach Bruce Arians was asked whose performance was best while a guest on the Dan Bickley Show with Vince Marotta, the performance of his defensive end won his personal defensive player of the week honors.
"If I had to pick, I'd probably go with Calais ," he said.
"Both linebackers had a whale of a game but when you have two sacks, one for a safety and two tackles for a loss, two quarterback hits and a forced fumble -- that's a pretty good stat line."
Campbell, meanwhile, lauded Washington's sensational performance following the game.
"D-Wash is special," he said. "He's the best linebacker in the game."
Though giving his vote to Campbell, Arians was clear that Washington's performance was outstanding during a different part of the interview.
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Washington was suspended for the first four weeks of the season, making Sunday's start his 2013 debut.
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Joined: Mar 2004
Location: Shoreline, WA
Oddometer: 9,121
"punk rocks what it's all about" - J. Strummer
So I sold my GS and went shopping for a G/S!
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Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Atlanta
Oddometer: 7,611
So, some thoughts off road....
Ok folks, I feel like a real shit for not taking video. I rode quite a it off road up in N GA yesterday with Nathan Mende of Boxerworks.....If your curious to google the roads we were on were: Duncan Ridge, Cooper Gap, Grassy Gap, W Wolf Creek. A bit of mud, big rocks, and lots of downed tree limbs.
This was worth the coin IMO off road. I feel so comfortable in the corners at speed on uneven and loose surfaces. I've never felt that on this bike. I felt like I could lay on the side of the tank in the corners. I took the BMW off road course a few years back, and any time I'm off road I begin my "turn" with weighting the peg in the direction of the turn, then body to the outside after the turn has begun, and all the weight on the outside peg, elbows up and out and turn the throttle like a door knob. It works and feels planted with the WPs up front. I wish I could communicate in suspension terms how "planted" I felt. It was almost like my tires were constantly pushing into the surface and getting the most traction possible in the situation.
So a big s up for the WP conversion. I couldn't afford it at the time, but the bike is much more enjoyable to ride off road. And bonus, unless Nathan was having a slow, mellow day, it made me much faster because I was up his ass and I usually can't get near him. Better suspension does make a better rider!!!!
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Bowling Green, Ky
Oddometer: 4,974
yeah, but Nathan probably has shit for suspension......I'm just sayin'
Dang I'd like to get the DRZ out a play with you guys, hard for me to find playmates here. At least on a regular basis.
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2003 Suzuki DRZ 400S (TAT Prep)
One More DRZ does the TAT (Ride Report)
Joined: Jul 2008
Location: Melbourne
Oddometer: 1,073
Finally took the new front end for a test ride today.
Pissing down with rain and very cold- not the best testing conditions for bitumen and a bald rear and full knobby motocross front tyre
anyway, it was good fun- It was not a serious test, as things are still quite literally cobbled together- but it was just a proof of concept sort of ride as a kind of reward.
Note the 'Öhlins Yellow' electrical tape holding things together After almost having to cut the last handgrip off that I slid halfway onto the new(old) throttle tube, I decided on a temporary grip- a rag wrapped around and electrical taped on
I have no headlight set up, nor front indicators so all I could do was run around my neighbourhood hitting speed bumps and testing the brakes and whatnot, hoping not to get in trouble by the 'boys in blue'
Initial thoughts are
I can't say I practiced turning much, but it hits bumps well.
With unshortened forks it is bloody tall- and I can see why people are leery of loosing any more turning circle. It is tough enough as is.
Aside from putting in new .6 kg springs, plus an Ohlins on the back sprung to my bike/weight, I haven't done any actual 'setting up' of the suspension- I haven't shortened forks (have just slid them up in the triples as far as I can) nor set front or rear sag, nor even fiddled with the reb/comp adjusters on front or rear. Hell, I haven't even changed nor checked the volume or weight of oil in the forks- there is some in there, that is about all I know.
Despite all this, and the problem described below, the suspension feels remarkably nice and if I had to I would happily take it for a ride in the dirt as is.
I couldn't hit a speed bump too fast- big hits seemed excellent. Undulations in the road seemed a little odd- more about that below.
Anyway, there is a lot to work out.
On old pads not yet bedded into this very lightly used 320mm rotor, the brakes are simply excellent. Given the knobby tyres and the wet, it probably isn't saying much, but I can lock up the front wheel with two fingers... a little too easily
I definitely won't be needing to upgrade anything brake related. I am happy.
My funky home-bungled caliper bracket(s) performed flawlessly. I did a lot of laps up and down my street hitting or riding the brakes and just watching the bracket and caliper assembly and disc the whole time and it is all solid as a rock.
I got the alignment right and by filing out the caliper bracket a little and rotating the caliper a little bit further around than stock (at more of an angle to the disc) I think I might have a teeny bit more rotor under the pads than Jenna's slick HE setup with the same disc. I'm sure it doesn't do a bit of difference though.
One thing that I am not happy with, and am a bit confused about, is around the first few inches of travel I am getting a bit of stiction. Basically around the whole area of travel from full extension- static sag- race sag and the bottom area of brake dive.
For example, If I hit the brakes I get some brake dive, then to some extent it just kind of stays down there. If I hit the throttle and lift the front a bit, then the forks extend again.
With static sag it is the same. Lock the front brake and push the bike forward and back and the suspension 'settles' in quite different spots.
Sticky stiction.
I suspect this is the primary reason that big hits feel good and small undulations in the road felt funny.
I'd expect a bit of stiction, but it just doesn't feel right.
I've goofed up a couple of times with the axle and spacers- I think I've got it right now but the stiction continues.
My front wheel came to me with the rotor side spacer that slips into the hub, but not other side spacer. I bought this separately but it seems to be the exact right fit.
here is the side with the rotor, with most of the spacer slid inside the hub
then here is the other side spacer- this is the one to replace the old speedo drive one (that originally came with this wheel but did not get sold with the wheel)
Is this how everyone elses with this wheel and axle looks?
Has anyone found the KTM tightening and torque procedure?
Whatever the case, as I have it now I am neither pushing out nor pulling in the fork tubes. The forks are sitting exactly where they want to sit with a moderate amount of torque on the axle (and after Jenna's warning, not too much torque at all on the pinch bolts). I think the wheel is spaced properly and my stiction is not caused by forcing the forks out of alignment.
Of course before jumping the gun and declaring a problem I need to go through these forks and change the oil and set the sag/preload and whatnot, maybe that alone will help, but any ideas on this stiction?
ontic screwed with this post 04-25-2012 at 04:22 AM
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So just thinking about your stiction problem, where is your rebound set? I have to get my welder back from Beater so I can make a tool to disassemble my other wp 50's and swipe the rebound needle. I'm just wondering if yours is bent like mine and stuck not allowing oil to flow. I've got 800cc in each leg of 7.5. I'll take some pics of my spacer set up, I know my wheel was not centered and I had to have a spacer made. Bike's lookin' good, Hans!!!
Joined: Jul 2008
Location: Melbourne
Oddometer: 1,073
Thanks Jenna,
good question.
Basically my adjusters were set 'somewhere in the middle'. I just went and put my adjuster knobs on them and clicked them both all the way out (-). While I felt the forks lighten up in the compression (at least) there was no difference in the way it settled and 'stuck' once they slowed down.
However, your questioning of the rebound adjuster setting may still be the answer. Here is what I am thinking...
When I removed my adjuster screws
and brazed in those extensions that allow my on-the-fly adjuster knobs
I had noticed that the rebound adjuster had fine ribbing on its blunt needle and seemed to be glued into something (the top of the rebound needle- or 'needle extension') with a clear loctite-like substance.
Here you can see it burned by the brazing
I never glued this back in, which would mean to my logic that the rebound needle extension is sitting right down the bottom and thus is at maximum rebound damping regardless of where I set the top adjuster screw.
I was planning to glue it back in, but just haven't gotten around to it yet, and didn't think of it until you mentioned it.
Theoretically, If there is no 'bleed shim' in the rebound shim stack then unless there was enough rebound force to flex the shims and allow oil through then it might be causing this stiction....?
Thus it feels good for me under heavy rebound but sticks up once the rebound force reduces?
at least that is my poor understanding of how I think these forks could work. I'd welcome some other thoughts from people with better suspension knowledge than me.
I'm also not quite sure if it is just settling/sticking in the position where it doesn't rebound enough- it seems to just as easily also settle and stick high as well as low.
About the oil volume- I seem to have read most write-ups talking about setting the oil as a height from the top rather than as an overall volume- I suppose this becomes particularly relevant with shortened forks. Are your forks shortened?
If we go with a volume, that works for full length forks, on shortened forks then the air cushion will be less and the suspension a little more harsh on small bumps (again, just my understanding).
I guess it doesn't matter how you get to what works, volume or height down from top- but I wonder what we should be aiming for when we read the instructions on and others advice on how much oil to put in to put in these forks? Should the volume of oil be the same regardless of fork length, or should we reduce the volume of oil along with the fork length and stick with the same air volume- or something in-between such as keep the same ratio of oil to air...
So many questions
and thanks for the compliments on the bike.
It has looked worse before, but there is much better to come and it looks pretty scrappy to me right now.
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Joined: Mar 2004
Location: Shoreline, WA
Oddometer: 9,121
Good point about oil volume with shortened forks, meaning less "headroom" for air.
Jenna's running 7.5wt and I have 10 in the comp and 15 in rebound. The choppyness or harshness over small bumps with the oil I have now is much more significant than when I had 5wt in.
I need to do some testing with the comp and rebound all the way out ride, screw one all the way in and ride the same loop, bring that one out and screw the other all the way in and determine how much adjustment and change I am seeing with the adjusters.
I am starting to think a re-valve is in order, but want to "test" more
"punk rocks what it's all about" - J. Strummer
So I sold my GS and went shopping for a G/S!
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Joined: Mar 2008
Location: Back in Seattle, FINALLY
Oddometer: 6,607
R80ST Gets The HPN Treatment
Seattle to TDF on an airhead
Current rides: HPN #834, '93 R100GSPD "red rocket", '73 R75/5 Toaster mongrel, '80 Ducati Pantah 500SL, '92 DR350, '67 Honda SS50, '80 Honda Chaly.
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Joined: Mar 2004
Location: Shoreline, WA
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"punk rocks what it's all about" - J. Strummer
So I sold my GS and went shopping for a G/S!
Adios Mexico
Joined: Mar 2008
Location: Back in Seattle, FINALLY
Oddometer: 6,607
R80ST Gets The HPN Treatment
Seattle to TDF on an airhead
Current rides: HPN #834, '93 R100GSPD "red rocket", '73 R75/5 Toaster mongrel, '80 Ducati Pantah 500SL, '92 DR350, '67 Honda SS50, '80 Honda Chaly.
Airhead Wrangler screwed with this post 04-25-2012 at 10:01 AM
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Location: Melbourne
Oddometer: 1,073
It gets a bit tricky trying to describe suspension stuff.
There is something (claimed within a lot of the reading I have done- not experience) about increasing the air volume increasing the 'plushness' of forks. Fork subtanks claim to be able to do this (increase plushness') while at the same time keeping your ability to not bottom out and take large hits (due to keeping a larger oil volume as well). That is sort of what I mean,
but I gotta run to work,
Johnny Lung
Joined: Dec 2004
Location: Moselle
Oddometer: 141
Brakes on
Got my brake parts today so its all a step nearer the first road test.
Went for a Venhill flexi all the way to the caliper. The tube is anchored to the leg by a couple of stainless clamps and "P" clips. Used a 75 degree banjo at the caliper end.
The line is anchored at the top triple with another "P" clip. Had to drill and tap the triple. This gives a good amount for the flex of the suspension.
Got to strip it down a good way though as I have forgotten to set the head races
Still, its forecast to be a shite, wet day on Saturday and it will give me something to do between MotoGP practice sessions...
Still waiting to hear from the suspension man...
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"punk rocks what it's all about" - J. Strummer
So I sold my GS and went shopping for a G/S!
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Location: Atlanta
Oddometer: 7,611
Just got home from a nice ride up in the mountains. I ran the bike through the paces, and every gnarly road I could think of. The main one I wanted to run was Flatland....that was the road that ate 2 head pipes. One of mine, and one of Brads. It prompted him to make those crazy 3lb bash plates!
It handled it like a champ soaking up every stinkin' rock I hit! But now my head bearings are toast, well they're very loose.! I cannot load them any more, I've whacked the shit out of my top clamp and they aren't getting any better. So looks like I'll be taking things apart tomorrow and regreasing and preloading tomorrow. I hope that's all it takes. Anybody got an ideas????
My method is loosen all top clamp pinch bolts (6), remove blind nut, and a dead blow "tap" on the top clamp. Nope, no better.
Joined: Oct 2004
Location: Shawangunks
Oddometer: 27,220
my experience is that the head bearings take a good while to stop moving after you take them apart. Lots of adjusting till they settle.
YOu dont really think they are shot, they are new with the fork swap, right?
Otherwise, of course you are not bottoming out anywhere or anything...
Unintentional psychokinesis.
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DIY Dim Sum: How to Make Authentic Soup Dumplings at Home
Making soup dumplings isn't hard. Okay, it kind of is. But this step-by-step video will teach you everything you need to know.
Pork Soup Dumplings
There's an art to eating soup dumplings: Nibble a bite, cautiously slurp the soup, then eat the rest. Check out the step-by-step process here and a video here.
Printed: May 2015 Servings: about 48 active: 3hrs total: 4 HR 30min
Test Kitchen
How to Roll, Fill, and Pleat Your Way to Homemade Chinese Soup Dumplings
Set aside a leisurely weekend to make a batch of soup dumplings and prepare for everyone you know to marvel at your handiwork.
Lentil Soup with Sausage and Mustard Greens
Any type of lentil will work in this weeknight soup. Or, substitute a couple cans of cannellini beans in their place.
Printed: April 2015 Servings: 6


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