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Probably the greatest challenge facing municipalities in South Africa is that of asset management: the effective and methodical recording of all accumulated assets with a view to managing them today and maintaining them for the future in the most cost-effective manner possible.
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Is a 1996 bmw r1100gs to old?
Hi, I am looking at upgrading my current ride (2006 dr650 great bike) but now am looking at a 1996 bmw r1100gs with about 24,000 miles in like new condition and has all maintenance records as well. I have read how good, reliable and versital these bikes are, but my only concern is that it is 17 years old. This would be my first BMW and I really like the bike. Would that be a reasonable concern? I am not trying to start any debates, I would just like to hear from some of you out there. Thanks!
Are you mechanically inclined to make some upgrades such as replacing the original brake hoses with braided ones?
At that age it should have new brake hoses and the oil level window should have been replaced. If it's been ridden regularly and the price is right I'd go for it. The 1100s are pretty nice.
Yes I am mechanically inclined to an extent, I am very familiar with air cooled VW's and these engines do have a similarity to them. The bike has not been sitting just ridden short distances. My concern was all the rubber seals starting to crack( if there are any). Braided brake lines would be a great improvement,Thanks
If the bike has been ridden regularly then the seals less likely to have dried out. The oil sight glass can fail through age as much as heat cycles. If it were me I replace it at the next oil change as a preventive measure. I'd also replace the brake lines like I said before. 17 years is too old. I think that the steel braided from Cycle Brakes or where ever are cheaper and better than stock from BMW.
My (new to me) 1100GS has 125K miles and runs as well as my old (sold) 1150GS with 25K on it.
I echo the concerns about sitting....it can be more detrimental to sit and have various things dry/crack/clog than a bike to be run and well serviced.
Mine came with complete service history and the PO spent many thousands of dollars on servicing (it looks like he didn't touch the bike himself).
Age isn't really the issue....its more about the care shown the bike.
What is the asking price?
Thanks for the replies! Yes, I Have rebuilt a few vw engines and been working on them for about 25 years. Motorcycles though are a little different though. I do hope I am not wrenching on it all the time though (besides routine maintenance).
New here but since I have a similar experience I thought I'd post. I recently received a '95 1100GS with 20K miles, original owner, dealer serviced, all records, etc. The only difference is that my example sat idle for the last five years.
There's more information on these bikes in this forum than you can imagine and I won't attempt to duplicate it here. If you do some research you will find that there are some "common" problems to which our models are prone - having said that, my example has none of those problems. It did have seized pistons in the brake calipers, but a strip and rebuild solved that and now they are as good as new. The external fuel lines were not great after 18 years, but they were functional and probably would have lasted quite a few more years. The internal fuel lines, which have a bad reputation for deteriorating were as new on my bike (and yes, I did split them to check after I replaced them). The original fuel filter and fuel pump were perfect. As a matter of course I've replaced all the hoses and o-rings, including the brake lines, and all the originals were good.
The condition of these bikes seems to be the luck-of-the-draw. I would certainly replace anything made of rubber whether it looks like it needs it or not - after all, the stuff is almost two decades old. If your bike still has the plastic tank (as mine did) you will definitely need to replace it with a metal one - figure on $500.00 if that's the case. The only thing holding gasoline in my tank was the white paint and it was not doing a very good job.....
These bikes are very easy to work on, sometimes time consuming, but not difficult. Get a good shop manual and have at it. If the bike you are considering is in good condition I think you should be very happy with your choice.
Good Luck
Pull the trigger, these things are solid. My 96 1100gs just turned 95K miles yesterday, wouldnt think of it as anywhere near used up. Yeah Ive replaced some parts along the way, but I dont own a single piece of equipment or vehicle that I havent done at least something to. If you want more peace of mind, look up inmate Hank , he has a 1995 1100GS with almost 500,000 miles.
I just traded in my 95 1100 to get back on a sportbike again and when I traded her in it was running like a champ. When I picked her up over a year ago, she ran good, but not great. I had just had to do the basic's and give her a new starter, some repairs here and there and a general once over. After that, I would of rode her to Alaska and back, without any hesitation.
As long as its been looked after I would do it.
As KShow states, "pull the trigger"! I own a 1995 r1100rsl, though not a GS, it is a very solid bike! Just over 38k now it's not even broken in yet!:clap
There are plenty of lip seals in the power train on your bike. Engine seals can be preserved with a good engine oil with the proper additives. As you are likely aware, heat, oxidizers and acids are the enemy of seals so, select an engine oil with a high TBN.
Fresh fluids all 'round not that the bike needs it but to check and see if there is any debris anywhere it doesn't belong. The transmission and FD oils should look and smell fresh with a slight sulfur odor.
A well cared for boxer BMW of that age is no more a risk than a younger bike. Its the care and the way it was ridden that counts.
Those bikes run forever.
Look here.
I have a 1999 R1100GS and 110.000 miles in the clock. No problems at all.
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This year has seen a veritable explosion of DAW controllers hitting the market, including the popular Tascam US-420 or the Mackie HUI and Baby HUI controllers. While these do a fantastic job of integrating their form with your DAW's function, there may be times when your budget or space prohibits you from adding yet another piece of gear. But have no fear - you're keyboard controller most likely has hidden powers that let you tap into your DAWs brain and make it do the unexpected.
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This project builds a stable supply chain in Mozambique with a focus on last-mile support for remote communities to supply vaccines and medicines to address HIV/AIDS and malaria, among other diseases.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Mothers often walk for days to take their children to a health clinic only to find out that the clinics are out of vaccines, and have little information as to when they will be restocked. As a result, millions of children die each year from diseases that vaccines and medeicines could have prevented. The program provides a distribution system to ensure those who live in the most remote areas of Mozambique will not be forgotten.
How will this project solve this problem?
This program supports distribution of medical supplies to remote villages in Mozambique. We also provide training of healthcare workers on vaccine and medical supply management.
Potential Long Term Impact
Based on a highly successful pilot project that raised vaccine coverage rates from 68% to 94%, and reduction of stock outs from 80% to 1%, VillageReach is launching a national expansion of its last-mile health system strengthening system.
Funding Information
This project has been retired and is no longer accepting donations.
Additional Documentation
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).


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Opera 6.03 for Linux is reportedly vulnerable to a denial of service. This occurs when Opera is used with an HTTPS proxy. If the certificate for a website is accepted before the HTTP connection to the site has been started, Opera will fail.
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Love the roof, been a Redi card member forever and this Roof is very good. Most don't have breakfast but this one does, not a large offering but adequate and a nice touch. Very friendly staff and I've stayed here many times and will continue when I'm in the area. This trip was both business and pleasure and redroof is very comfortable. I do wish there were more Roof's out there, small chain.
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Recipe by Nicole
"Guacamole with a fruity twist. This dip is also great with mangoes in place of the peaches."
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avocado - peeled, pitted, and diced
1 1/2 teaspoons
minced red onion
1 teaspoon
minced seeded serrano chile
red grapes, halved
1/2 cup
fresh diced peaches
salt to taste
2 tablespoons
pomegranate seeds
Really good twist on a classic dish. I ran out of grapes and improvised with plums, worked just as good.
I adore guacamole so I've tried it with mangoes in the past. But I never thought of adding peaches, plums, or pomegranate. This is one of my new favorites!
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Loved the grapes! They added a lot to the normal guacamole.
Delicious! I used mango in place of the peaches and added a bit more onion than called for (didn't measure). The combo of the creamy, spicy, salty and sweet is one that I love! I will def be making this again~YUM! Thanks for sharing. :)
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Smart grid customer engagement: Lessons from Denmark
Quick Take: I have always been suspicious of claims that electric power customers are motivated solely by costs. Yes, money is important to all but the most affluent customers. But many other factors come into play when consumers make energy choices, as this recent Danish pilot demonstrates.- By Jesse Berst
On the Danish island of Bornholm, the Ecogrid EU smart grid demonstration project is providing valuable lessons in how utilities can better engage customers.
The pilot involves smart meters, sensors, appliance controllers and a communications network. To persuade residents to participate, the project managers had to learn how to clearly articulate the benefits of a smart grid to end-users. At the same time, they had to manage expectations.
This particular pilot uses to web portals. One tracks energy usage and predicts future bills. The other lets participants control setpoints and actions for home appliances. The pilot is testing how price signals affect behavior.
But dynamic pricing is challenging in Denmark, where energy costs are comprised mostly of fixed components (including taxes). The actual energy consumption accounts for only 20% of the typical bill. As a result, even when customers reduce their energy use, they may not save much money.
Money isn't everything
But this Danish pilot discovered that money is not the only motivator. Many end-users wanted access to better home technology. For instance, it can be easier to control the temperature of individual rooms via the web portal than via the cryptic interface of a typical thermostat. In addition, customers can use the portal to remotely monitor home conditions.
For further information about the EuroGrid EU project, you can access a free webinar archived online. Integrating Information Technology with Operational Technology in the Smart Grid: The EcoGrid EU Launch
Jesse Berst is the founder and Chief Analyst of SGN and Chairman of the Smart Cities Council, an industry coalition.


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PROCTOR John J. Valente (JJV), 70, of Proctor passed away Wednesday morning, March 19, 2014, at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
He was born in Valle, Province of Avellino, Italy, January 3, 1944, the son of Vito and Nicoletta (Miele) Valente.
After an early education in Italy, Johns family moved to Rutland where he attended Mount St. Joseph Academy, and graduated with the class of 1962. He graduated from Champlain College in Burlington, VT, in 1965 with an accounting degree.
On January 22, 1966, he married Jane (Mazut) Valente of Proctor. They had three daughters. John was a loving and devoted husband and father for 48 years. He was hard working and always put his family first.
John enjoyed golfing. He was a member and sat on the board of directors at the Proctor-Pittsford Country Club for 33 years. He also enjoyed traveling and spending time with his family. He was a pillar of strength to many people and touched many peoples lives. John will best be remembered for his wonderful sense of humor and ability to tell a joke, while laughing through the punch line. When John first arrived in Rutland from Italy, he worked at the Midway Diner as a dishwasher and moved up to a cook and eventually a partner in 1988. The patrons and employees of the Midway Diner were very dear to his heart. They were like family.
Surviving is his wife, Jane of Proctor. He is also survived by a daughter, Nicolette Lash and granddaughter, Sylvia Lash of East Middlebury; a daughter, Lisa Blanchard and her husband, Ray, and grandchildren, John, Caroline, and Gabriela of Middletown Springs; and a daughter, Maribeth Valente, and grandchildren, Jazmin and Spencer of Proctor; one brother, Pasquale Valente of Falciano, Italy; three sisters, Filomena Valente of Rutland Town, Lucia Spallieri of Rutland and Angela Lettiere of Naples, FL; and several nieces and nephews.
Visiting hours will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, at Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland.
Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 26, at Christ the King Church in Rutland.
A reception will follow and a private burial will be at a later date.
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By air to Asker
Getting to Asker by aeroplane isn't really an option, but close:
At Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL), take the Airport Exress train to Asker. Every second departure goes to Asker, the end of the line for the Airport Express. It takes 50 minutes from the airport.
The cost: Oslo-Asker by Airport Express train is 190 NOK if you use a card machine, NOK 200 if paying cash, the regular train options are cheaper, but crowded during rush hours and a dearth of lugage space. Somewhat slower, too, but that's not so much of an argument.
The cheaper option is thus to take the regular through trains to/from the airport on the Larvik/Skien - Lillehammer route. By other trains than these you will need to change at Oslo Central station.
Getting to Asker from Torp airport/Sandefjord is probably best by the Torp-Oslo airport bus - it will stop at Asker bus/railway station if you ask. But you can also hop on the train via the NSB shuttle to Torp Station from the Torp Airport.
Note that there is not an airport bus service from Asker to OSL. The nearest airport bus stop is Bekkestua in Bærum municipality, so if in eastern Asker it makes sense to get on there.
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Christmas bus discounts!
During all weekends leading up to Christmas, the local buses in Asker and Baerum municipalities are discounted to NOK 10 per adult and NOK 5 per child one way to/from Sandvika (main shopping area) in an effort to limit private car driving and ease road transportation.
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- Road Trip
Getting here/away by charter aeroplane
You can charter a seaplane and other types of planes, too, to get to or from the Asker area fast. The seaplane harobur is located in the neigbouring municipality of Bærum, at the old Oslo airport Fornebu - Rolvstangen sea plane harbour.
You got to have some pocket money to be able to do this, though...
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Distances to/from Asker within Norway
Oslo-Asker 35 km
Bergen-Asker 4972 km
Lillehammer-Asker 215 km
Stavanger-Asker 430 km
Nordkapp-Asker 2.126 km
Molde-Asker 497 km
Swedish border-Asker 110 km
Tromsø-Asker 1.655 km
Vardø-Asker 2.597 km
Trondheim-Asker 518 km
Russian border.Asker 2.450 km
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Distances to Asker from abroad
Amsterdam-Asker 1.395 km
Athens-Asker 3.470 km
Barcelona-Asker 2.745 km
Frankfurt-Asker 1.445 km
Copenhagen-Asker 635 km
London-Asker 1.945 km
Milano-Asker 2.155 km
Paris-Asker 1.365 km
Stockholm-Asker 565 km
Rome-Asker 2.635 km
Warzawa-Asker 1.515 km
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Asker train station
Asker train station has recently been renewed and refurbished. It is now a practical station with easy access by bus, foot, taxi and car.
The station is located at the convergence of the Moss-Spikkestad line, the Kongsberg-Eidsvoll line, Drammen-Ås suburban line, Lillehammer-Skine line, Oslo-Bergen and Oslo-Stavanger lines. The airport Express train departs from track no 5.
The stations is well integrated with bus and taxi stations.
There is an underpass with esoteric lighting and music arts, and a steep inconvenient overpass to the tracks.
The station ticket offices close early and generally expect limited services from here. Board trains directly if it is closed.
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Oslo-Asker access by train
There are frequent train connections between Asker and Oslo. You can basically go to the station and expect that within half an hour there will be a train. However, late at night the frequency is more limited so check out your options beforehand.
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Special shipping, cargo needs?
AS Nesodden-Bundefjord Dampskibsselskap can assist you in takeing care of odd shipping orders, whether cargo or passengers. They do regular passenger shipping on the Oslo Fjord, but can do a host of other maritime-related things, too.
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- Cruise
Excellent taxi service
Asker shares a taxi service with the neighbouring community Bærum, thus Asker & Bærum Taxi.
Their service is excellent and they beat Oslo taxi both on service and price. If taking a taxi from the airport to Asker (or even Oslo), Asker & Bærum taxi is cheaper by about 20%.
A taxi from the airport to Asker nevertheless comes to about NOK 900; about 1200 Sundays.. Between three persons and luggage it's still a better deal than the airport express train if you consider the door-to door option.
A VT commentor notified me that their personal handling and English was poor. I have not come across this, but I'd like to mention it.
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Oslo-Asker by boat
In the mornings and afternoons on workdays there are a few scheduled boat departures from Oslo's Aker Brygge pier to Slemmestad and Vollen in Asker and return.
From Aker Brygge/Oslo: 06:45, 07:50, 15:10, 16:20, 17:30.
From Vollen: 06:15, 07:20, 08:25, 15:35, 16:45
These catamaran rides are really fast and at 25 minutes they are faster than all other transport options to Asker (south). They are ideal if you want to go fishing for sea trout, walk the coastal trail, visit antique shops that seem to proliferate here, or during summers, find a beach and go picniking and bathing.
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Ambling to Asker by boat
During summers you can catch the boats from Aker Brygge (Oslo), route No 256 to Vollen and Slemmestad, and route 711 Sandvika - Vestfjord islands to Holmen Quay.
The first one has been awarded another VT Asker transportation tip, the second is a summer weekends-only recreational route that visits islands and drops and pick up people cantering between the islands. They run Friday-Sundays from about 20th June to about 20th August. If you miss your boat you may have to swim or if on the mainland... catch a bus or a local train back to Oslo - or Asker. Details for the season available at Trafikanten.
Boats named Rigmor and Rigfar run route 711 Sandvika-Holmen with drop-off/pick up points at Borøya, Brønnøya, Ostøya and Langåra islands.
- Eco-Tourism
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Boat shedule 2005 to the islands of WEestern Oslo
Dep. from Sandvika Fridays 20 May -19 June:
16:30, taking in all the islands to Langåra and back again.
Saturday and Sundays 20 May - 19 June: 10:00 (Borøya only), 10:30, 13:30, 16:30.
23 June-21 August:
Dep from Sandvika: all days: 10:00 (Borøya only), 10:30, 13:30, 16:30. Fridays additional: 18:00. Sundays additional: 09:00 (some islands exempted), 18:30. The last boat arrives back in Sandvika 18:00 (all days), and on Sundays 20:00.
There are some early and late season scheduled departures, too, check web site for this.
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PHT Morning Skate: Bad teams getting worse by the day
Nov 24, 2011, 7:07 AM EDT
PHT's Morning Skate takes a look around the world of hockey to see what's happening and what we'll be talking about around the NHL world and beyond.
Yup, the Islanders wore their third jerseys last night and no, it didn't help them beat the Flyers. They at least played a little bit better than they have been losing in overtime. (CSNPhilly)
Speaking of bad teams, Adrian Dater of The Denver News is pretty sure he's covering one in the Colorado Avalanche. (All Things Avs)
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Antti Niemi pulled out all the stops shutting out his former Chicago teammates in a 1-0 Sharks win. (CSNBayArea)
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- bcisleman - Nov 24, 2011 at 10:36 AM
The Islanders were CONSIDERABLY better last night and should have won in large part due to a fine performance by Kyle Okposo who seems to have awoken from hibernation. They were betrayed by a terrible performance from Rick DiPietro who can no longer be considered an NHL goalie. Cappy was killed by many for sitting him in favor of prospect Anders Nilsson but the fact is that RDP has been the fourth best of the four goalies the NYI have iced this season. NYI need to Redden RDP.
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What very strange thing do we see if we look at the standings?? We see that, while, yes, there is a long, long way to go in this season, BUT… if the playoffs started tomorrow… drum roll… louder please… the ONLY CANADIAN TEAM IN THE PLAYOFFS WOULD BE THE TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS!!!!! And that would officially be one of the funniest things ever! And Phil Kessel would be the first Leaf ever to win the Art Ross Trophy as top NHL scorer. The last time a Leaf led the NHL in points was 1938, before they created that award and Gordie Drillon had 52 points in 48 games.
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My sister arrived from Adelaide to spend Easter with us. She is staying at my other sister's home. Today I am going down to spend a couple of days with them.
Good Friday is my Mum's birthday and my sister is cooking a meal for us all to celebrate. We will have fish because Mum will only eat fish on Good Friday. One Saturday we three sisters plan to go to Salamanca Market, do a tour of Cascade Brewery and go to the top of the Mountain. I will come home Saturday afternoon.
The have nothing particularly planned for Sunday or Monday. I guess my son and I will do some work in the garden (weather permitting).
I don't celebrate Easter so there will be no Easter eggs or any special meal on Sunday.
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Went from 110 to 120 with this one. Additionally, the previous stem was original with the bike. I swapped it out with this base level Zipp stem and the difference was huge. I also paired it with the entry level Zipp handlebars. The bike feels much stiffer. This is a component worth buying in my opinion.
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At this price you are getting an absolute bargain. And the construction and performance of these are second to none for the price. This is really top quality stuff. Zipp discontinued this model service course design and logos in favor of a newer design/logos so these will be gone shortly. Sad, because these are perfection IMO. Stock up now while it's cheap!!!
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"We still support USA Basketball and believe in the NBA's goals of exposing our game, our teams and players worldwide. This is an extremely unfortunate injury that occurred on a highly-visible stage, but could also have occurred anytime, anywhere."
It was classy and well-crafted. It brought perspective to what is an incredibly emotional situation. George's health is what matters right now. He's one of the great young players in the game. It's been wonderful to watch him and Durant and Harden go at each other this week in camp, as they played an epic game of King of the Mountain every day after practice.
"We were playing one-on-one, just trying to challenge ourselves," Durant said. "I'm just trying to get better; that's why we like playing against the best. The Bible says, 'Iron sharpens iron.'"
That spirit is what these players have come to love about their time on the national team. It's where they measure themselves against the best. They learn from each other. They push each other. As the saying goes, "Game respects game."
It's hard to see that spirit dying. But it's also hard to see how these players get back on the court anytime soon after being on the court for that horrific injury Friday night, or whether their franchises will let them.
Ultimately, that will be a choice for each player and each franchise. As USA Basketball managing director Jerry Colangelo said Friday night, now is not the time to make any decisions like that.
In the immediate aftermath of a franchise player going down, one who is about to start a five-year, $90 million deal that represents the deepest investment in Pacers history, there was an outcry in front offices of the dangerous downside of playing for the national team. This has long been an issue bubbling below the surface, forgotten during opening ceremonies and on medal stands but sure to flare up again now and perhaps threaten the fantastic capital Colangelo has built by transforming the program over the past eight years.
That thorny conversation is sure to be revisited in the coming days, of course. Questions about the closeness of the basketball stanchion at UNLV will arise, as well. The NBA standard is four feet from the baseline, but in many arenas it is farther back than that. To the naked eye, the stanchion at UNLV appeared to be very close to that range -- and closer than what you'd find in a normal arena.
The NBA will surely investigate the situation. But either way, George is still likely out for the season. A career has been changed, a franchise has been altered. No one in the arena can unsee what he or she saw Friday night.
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Can anyone check to anime to see what happened to them? There's too much editing on their status for me to trust my memory. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 02:05, June 6, 2010 (UTC)
- Sometimes it's clear whether it was just a knockout or a potential death. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 03:21, June 6, 2010 (UTC)
Can I add a picture of the siblings as the clan image, since they were the last 3? Fmakck - Talk - Contributions
Is the trivia section I added of use or is it unnecessary? I believe it's important to mention the un-named Summoning Hand Seal used by Suzumebachi in Episode 150/151. --speysider (talk) 19:43, September 13, 2011 (UTC)
Umm I was wandering why Suzumebachi is not in the members part of Kamizuru Clan? —This unsigned comment was made by 184.108.40.206 (talk • contribs) .
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Ishikawa, Onoki and Kurotsuchi?
I just looked at the infobox and saw all of the above on there. I know the anime stated the First Tuchikage to be a member, but I was under the impression we generally take the manga as the truth when given conflicting information, so even including the First Tsuchikage, surely this list shouldn't include Onoki and Kurotsuchi, right? --Hawkeye2701 (talk) 22:06, January 22, 2015 (UTC)
- Manga > anime doesn't mean no anime. It's not conflicting information. Anime stated x, while manga didn't, manga doesn't say anything in opposition to x, therefore Kamiziru Clan, unless Kishi says there's no Kamiziru Clan and that there's no bee on top of your forehead.--Elve [Mod] Talk Page|Contribs 22:46, January 22, 2015 (UTC)
- That last part made no sense to me, bee on my forehead what? But, surely doesn't Ishikawa, Onoki and Kurotsuchi showing no use of the Kamizuru's signature techniques not tacitly imply that they are not members of this clan? That's like having an Inuzuka who doesn't have a dog partner, or an Aburame who doesn't have bugs. While I won't deny it's never said outright he isn't, all the evidence provided by the series, at the very least, strongly implies that Onoki and Kurotsuchi have nothing to do with the Kamizuru clan.
- And I never said Manga > Anime means no anime, it's more that everything we have seen of them, explicit or not, implies that Kishi decided not to go that route with the First Tsuchikage's ability, and again, it's more why Onoki and Kurotsuchi are on this list that baffles me.--Hawkeye2701 (talk) 23:03, January 22, 2015 (UTC)
- Nothing implies bees with Ishikawa, Onoki, Kitsuchi (why isn't he listed as a member while his daughter is anyway?) and Kurotsuchi because Kamiziru Clan isn't canon. Point is it gets mentioned anyway and the aforementioned individuals get listed as members since we document both the manga and anime. Heading goes: "the anime states such clan exists and these individuals are members and use bees and shit" even though both of us know well that it's not true to canon.--Elve [Mod] Talk Page|Contribs 15:17, January 23, 2015 (UTC)


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Ethanol's Congressional Turning Point (#3643)
Prospects for increased biofuels production were dealt a setback of epic proportion last week when ethanol subsidies were attacked in Washington. 06:58
Market to Market (June 03, 2011) (#3640)
Full Program: Mother Nature continues her season of discontent with record flooding on the Missouri River. Budget hawks target farm programs in hopes of stemming the rising tide of government red ink. And a... 27:47
Market to Market (May 27, 2011) (#3639)
Full Program: A presidential candidate launches his campaign -- and blasts subsidies for renewable fuels. In a slightly faster race, increased blends of ethanol power NASCAR drivers to the winner's circle.... 27:45
Presidential hopeful wants to cut renewable fuels subsidies (#3639)
Pawlenty called for the demise of a litany of federal subsidies -- including those supporting production of renewable fuels. Acknowledging the political liability of that position in Iowa -- which... 03:04
Market to Market (May 06, 2011) (#3636)
Full Program: Lawmakers reveal a plan to give ethanol subsidies one final boost. Prince Charles visits the colonies to propose a different kind of revolution. After several weather delays, farmers return to the... 27:45
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