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creditup700 wrote:I have two car repos against me, but one is reported as charge-off. Does the dealer know this is still a repo. Also, what's the difference between a charge-off and a repo as far as my credit report is concerned?
Even if it's not reported on your CRs as a repo, if the dealer sees a charge-off from GMAC, Ford Motor Credit, etc. then they'll presume it's a repo.
If they see a charge-off from Cap One, Wells Fargo Finance, etc. maybe it won't indicate it's an auto purchase. But I suspect it's somehow coded as an auto purchase so they know it's a repo.
Big picture, there's little difference between a repo and CO on your credit score. They are both in the very bad category--although if one voluntarily turned in the keys, and it's reported as such, that would likely be viewed in a better light on a manual review.
Practically, a dealer probably would be more concerned with one repo than several COs and COLLs. If one keeps their car, but lets a CC bill go, then the dealer might presume, "OK, this guy or gal fell on hard times, but they kept their car note current." If so, then they're more inclined to finance you, or give you a better finance deal.
However, I know folks in here, and elsewhere, have had repos and later gotten a car financed.
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David Beckham certainly had his priorities straight when he signed his new two-year contract with the L.A. Galaxy. Yes, there's the adoration of his fans and chance to excel at his sport. More important, however, is all the money Beckham's making to pay for daughter Harper Seven's teeny tiny couture baby clothes. "Her wardrobe is ridiculous," the soccer star laughed during his recent Google Plus interview. "I'm glad I got a two-year contract." We're sure Harper will be too, just as soon as she stops trying to eat her own fat little hands.
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EVANSVILLE - Tri-State students will soon be able to participate in activities such as water bug fishing — collecting organisms with a dip net at the Howell Wetlands to identify what they are and determine the quality of the water at the park on Evansville's West Side.
That's not something you can do virtually, said Deborah Vannatter, a science coach with Evansville Vanderburgh School Corp.
Vannatter said she's excited about developing a guide that will help teachers understand how they can use these resource at the wetlands to promote student learning both in and out of the classroom through a partnership with a group of EVSC teachers, University of Southern Indiana professors and officials of Wesselman Nature Society, which manages the site.
"There's a certain element of walking in the woods that can't be captured by some science standard or some test ... EVSC is very proactive in terms of bringing technology in the classroom, and you can certainly do all kinds of things virtually," Vannatter said. "But nothing can replace that opportunity to walk in the woods or use a fish net and dip up little organisms out of the water."
The WNS Teacher Guide development project is using EVSC BLAST (Bridging Literacy, Assessment, Science and Technology) teachers to develop guides for K-8 teachers to use before and after participating in WNS field trips. Vannatter explained the intent is to extend and maximize the learning from the outdoor experience with additional cross-curricular lessons that occur in the classrooms. People involved worked on the project all day Monday and will continue creating it today.
"We're really focusing on an inquiry-centered science so that the students are no longer just reading about things in science and just trying to memorize some things," Vannatter said. "We're really trying to promote that sense of discovery and also the whole sense of questioning and wanting to know more. And you can do a lot of that right in the classrooms, but there is nothing compared to the real-world experience."
Lauren Preske, director of education for Wesselman Nature Society, said their mission is to connect people with nature and the teacher guides will create "exceptional ready-to-go resources, made by teachers for teachers," to enhance student learning above and beyond the field trip experience.
"Our school programs connect children to their natural world through hands-on learning experiences in outdoor living laboratories," she said. "These programs allow students to apply what they've learned in their classrooms to what they can relate to in the real world, and that helps them to grasp and retain those concepts better."
The project is possible through a $628,000 federally funded MSP (math, science partnership) grant and BLAST, designed to improve student achievement in science through professional development for K-8 teachers. However, Vannatter said this is a small portion of that grant. More than 140 K-8 teachers attended a 10-day summer professional development institute in 2011 and 2012, and a variety of professional learning opportunities will be offered to all K-8 teachers who teach science this summer before the grant is complete.
Vannatter hopes to have the lessons finished and available online by spring break so teachers can start using them during spring field trips. Substitute teachers were funded through the grant so the teachers could take two days from the classroom to work on it. If additional time is needed, Vannatter said they will donate their time to finish it. The lessons will be available free to anyone on the WNS website, http://www.wesselmannaturesociety.org/educators/class.php, under the educator and classroom resources tab. Indiana state standards are met through these lessons.
USI's director of school partnerships, Joyce Gulley, and Jeff Thomas, department of teacher education, are key players in the project, Vannatter said, that create a "rich partnership with lots of experts coming together."
Thomas said the teacher guides will "bookend" the field trip by helping students prepare for it and to continue exploring the material when they return to the classroom.
"Probably most important is that's how we spend our life, is not inside school, so to see science in our community gives us value of our community especially if you're talking environmental education," he said.
EVSC's tag line is 'bringing learning to life,' and Preske said Monday this project will "bring life to learning."
According to Vannatter, this will be an ongoing project.
"Being electronic, we can keep adding resources as time goes on ... in education, you're never finished," she said. "You're always perfecting, you're always finding new resources."
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CLEMSON, S.C. Clemson University researchers found that chicken eggs can provide a better understanding of human birth defects.
Susan Chapman, associate professor in Clemson's College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences, received a South Carolina IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence award that allowed researchers to identify two regions in the chicken genome that are associated with congenital deafness and spine deformities in humans.
Chapman examines the eggs from the Araucana breed of chicken, known as a popular show bird because for its ear tufts, rounded rump and blue eggs, each a result of a change, or mutation, in the DNA.
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One mutation in the Araucana that the researchers identified causes failure of the final few vertebrae of the spine to form, which leads to the unusual "rumpless" bird that is a perennial favorite among show breeders. In humans, this results in a fairly severe defect, including lower-leg paralysis and urinary and bowel incontinence. However, the chicken mutation is not as severe and the birds live a normal, albeit tailless, life.
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|I've now climbed all of the routes at Yellowknife and I can say for sure that if you like technical face climbing in the 5.10-5.11 range you might want to make a trip out here...
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|this crag looks dope. I'm definitely going to have to check it out.
By Eric Leclerc
From: Montreal
Oct 6, 2014
This crag should see more action but I understand why people don't go.
Yellowknife needs a big revival. I mean a group effort that could transform this crag and bring climbers of the 5.10 - 5.11 level up higher and free up the lower crags.
Here is what would need to be done:
1-a good scrub of each route
2-replace some of the really rusted bolts
3-build a few platforms for belayers (maybe 3)
4-improve the connection trail from Prudential
5-make a big announcement of a big refresh
The trail from Northwest to Prudentiel is so nice that the walk from the parking lot is really not bad.
If some people ever want to join a group effort, let me know, I will come down from Montreal to help.
By S. Neoh
Oct 8, 2014
First, I have to admit I've not climbed the .11 routes here. I've only been on the .10 routes. They are all OK to quite good, though I thought after a couple, the moves became a little repetitive and I developed sore tips from small holds on mostly less-than-vertical rock. Length of the routes here is a definite plus but I would not go so far as to say "perfect rock", even when the routes are clean.
No question, YK a worthwhile destination!
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|Soon, you have to go try Yukon Cornelius. Read Lee's description. It is so accurate to what you will experiment! It's a long one...
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Oct 8, 2014
I dunno, Eric. Nanook and Alaskan Arches sound more appealing to me. :)
There is so much to do up in this neck of the woods. Just amazing.
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From: goffstown, nh
Oct 10, 2014
|My 2 cents: I have climbed everything at Yellow Knife and added 3 routes of my own here... I really like the style of climbing up there, the low angle stuff, long routes and even some slightly inverted crimpy sections... It never made sense to me that there were crowds waiting in line at the hinterlands and there was literally NO ONE 2 minutes up the trail at this amazing crag... with a little trail work it could be very good, with a lot of trail work it could be great :)
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Oct 10, 2014
|When Jolt and Dolt were still "up", Hinterlands can be crazily busy. I went up there once after Jolt came down and we had everything but Giant Man to ourselves, on a nice weekend to boot! In fact, the Pru was busier. I bet YK was empty or practically empty that day.
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"Former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum, who has made his conservative stance on religious and social issues one of the centerpieces of his Republican presidential campaign, today questioned the idea of a complete separation of church and state. Santorum stood by comments he made last year when he said after reading President John F. Kennedy's famous 1960 speech about the separation of church and state, "I almost threw up.""
It must be hard for Rick Santorum to hold down his vomit, what with his hallucinations (yes, this isn't fair to real hallucinators, I know) as he not only hates Jeffersonian democracy, but he is now seeing Nazis everywhere. Hyperbole at the vomitorium fails in these times.
Meanwhile the very church that Santorum would like to impose into our legislative system is still unraveling it's history of official complicity with organized child molestation.
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I don't know what to do right now, as we still have two more days until Yankee baseball.
This should help you kill some time (it certainly helped me).
I'm a big Ian Kennedy fan. He absolutely tore up the minor leagues in his first full professional season, something that very few pitchers do. No, Kennedy doesn't have the front-line potential that Hughes and Joba have, but he still is a valuable asset. Check this out, his numbers speak for themselves:
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While Kennedy's minor league resume stands out, there's no secret that he struggled mightily in the majors in 2008. He made nine starts and had an ERA above eight, which doesn't fit in with his minor league numbers at all.
After missing most of the season recovering from surgery after an aneurysm was found in his right arm, Kennedy is back on track, pitching as if nothing ever happened. He is currently pitching for the Surprise Rafters in the Arizona Fall League, and I'm happy to say we are getting Pitch F/X data from certain Arizona parks this fall.
Kennedy started the first game of the AFL season, and pitched very well. I thought it would be interesting to take a look at his Pitch F/X and see if he's doing anything differently.
To start, Kennedy's velocity is up a little bit.
It's a small sample of just 52 pitches, but I just figured it's worth noting that Kennedy threw less fastballs, more sliders, and more curveballs in this outing. If that trend continues, I suspect that Yankees prefer that he works a little more on those pitches.
Here are Kennedy's release points in 2008 (4/19/08 start) versus 2009 (10/14/09 start):
Next, we have a top view of Kennedy's pitches:
His curveball has much less horizontal movement than last year, and the velocity on it has also increased. It looks like he's throwing a tighter curve now, as opposed to a loopier one. His slider cut a little but more, but he only threw it four times.
Again, ignore the orange lines. Here is a side view of IPK's pitches:
As I suggested above, the vertical movement on Kennedy's curveball suggests that he is throwing a tighter pitch now. It has added velocity and less horizontal and vertical movement.
Now, I'm admittedly not a Pitch F/X expert, but it's always interesting to look at. There are definitely some differences in Kennedy's repertoire, but it barely changes my outlook for him. If he can build up more arm strength, I expect Kennedy to play a big role for the Yankees in 2010. Kennedy profiles as a league-average starter, which is a valuable piece, especially when he is being paid the league minimum.
I don't see a spot for Kennedy in the rotation next season, so I expect him to start out in Scranton. When the inevitable injury occurs, he should be first in line for a call up.
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You have a short someplace in the wiring that is protected by that fuse. You need to get a wiring diagram and and trace those wires till you find it. Chaffed wiring is often hard to see. It tends to be on the bottoms side of the harness bundle, tight to the frame, and dirty. It doesn't take a very big spot of bare wire to cause a short. Any place that the wiring has been tampered with is suspect. You said you replaced the headlight with an aftermarket one that has it's own wires. What happened to the stock head light connection? Is it flopping in the wind? Could it be hitting the frame and shorting out? The starter switch is in that circuit. There may be a short in it. Are there any other mods made to the electricals of the bike besides the headlight? If so could they have caused the short.
Yea, my uncle said the same thing. Yesterday. Stock headlight connector is flopping in the wind with zip ties..
I've traced those wires already and didn't see anything wrong. Dirt, HELL YES but no exposures. I'll go over it again, now that the tank is off, and clean the wire up a little bit.
Other mods are LED's all around. And started to do the Trail Tech Vapor, but never hooked the unit up... No reason Just cause, I guess.
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Could it be retifyer.. It's time for a change? Has it been 1yr??
1Yr?!?!?!?? You have to replace these at all???? Are you serious???? Mine is still OE!!
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badBIOS: airgap-jumping malware that may use ultrasonic networking to communicate
Security researcher Dragos Ruiu has been painstakingly untangling a weird, scary piece of malicious software that compromises the BIOS of the computers it attacks, allowing it to infect machines with different operating systems. He's dubbed it "badBIOS" and has seen it infect machines that aren't connected to the Internet. It appears that its initial vector may be a USB exploit, spreading by memory stick, but after that, it appears that it continues to communicate with other infected machines by ultrasonic networking through its hosts' mics and speakers (!). On Ars Technica, Dan Goodin has a deep dive into the strange, freaky world of badBIOS.
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CAKE BOSS, TLC's hit series about Buddy Valastro and his family-run Hoboken NJ-based bakery, Carlo's, returns for its 5th season tonight, May 28 at 9/8c, sharing more of the unbelievable cakes and family antics that has made the series a fan-favorite and global hit - the series is now seen in over 160 countries and territories. 16 all-new half-hour episodes - include CAKE BOSS' 100th episode - will run as part of the series' summer season.
CAKE BOSS picks up with Buddy and his crew settling into their new cake factory, Lackawanna, and learning to deal with the demands of their ever-growing popularity. This season's colorful confections include a tribute to Dr. Seuss, a towering Statue of Liberty, and a candy-covered 1st birthday cake for Buddy's son - with a flowing chocolate river. Of course, running a family business comes with some not-so-sweet drama, and an increasing conflict between Buddy's sister Mary and the rest of the Carlo's Bakery team leads Buddy to make some tough choices. Also, NEXT GREAT BAKER winner Marissa Lopez starts work at the bakery, trying to prove she has what it takes to bake with the big boys, while learning how to keep up with their pranks.
This summer, TLC is also bringing the taste of Carlo's Bakery to viewers across the country, rolling out CAKE BOSS-inspired ready-to-sell cakes based on Buddy's personal recipes and designs. The cakes will launch in the coming months at bakeries, grocery stores and warehouse clubs nationwide.
NEXT GREAT BAKER has also started casting for its third season, looking for the best up-and-coming talent in the baking business. The prize includes $100,000 and a chance to work with Buddy at Carlo's Bakery, just like Marissa. Aspiring contestants can enter here.
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CAKE BOSS is produced for TLC by High Noon Entertainment. Executive Producers are Jim Berger, Art Edwards, Scott Feeley, and Pamela Healey. Co-Executive Producer is Matt Walker.
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Choice Proof 1884 Liberty Ten1884 $10 PR64 PCGS. Only 45 proof Liberty eagles were struck in 1884, and probably no more than seven to 10 examples survive today. The 1884 is particularly rare in high grade, and no coins have been certified in grades above the Gem level. The present coin claims a distinguished pedigree, first to the famous Norweb Collection, and before that to the fabulous collection of King Farouk of Egypt. Interestingly, the cataloger of the Farouk offering transposed the numerals of the date when this coin was described as part of lot 210, listing the coin as an "1848 brilliant proof." This has undoubtedly caused some confusion over the years.
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Location: Portland
Oddometer: 565
I tried to show the pics here to my wife this morning but they almost all have the dreaded Photobucket message: Bandwith Exceeded.
This is a great RR, I hope the pics will be viewable again.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Nov 2006
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Oddometer: 205
Just spent 3 weeks in India drinking this 10 Gold Reserve version - very nice!
To keep on topic.
Love the RR. Having lived and ridden in India - I have to say - kudos to you - flying into Delhi, renting Enfields and taking off for the Himalays! Just awesome!
In fact, you stopped in my home town - Chandigarh.
And yes, Sikh's are the best - but I am biased!
Keep it coming!
That my friends is a Nihang Singh, a Sikh warrior class that generally hangs around Anandpur Sahib.
They are known to indulge in Bhang (marijuana in drink or food form - Sikh's' don't smoke) to facilitate their interactions with God. As they say - you talk DIRECTLY with God once you join them in prayer!
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: May 2007
Oddometer: 233
Ha! Thanks for the tid bits there. We sampled the old Monk a bit and your info on the Sikh warrior class was cool. Very interesting and, yes, we were in Anandapur Sahib. Good stuff!
More Day 11 shortly....
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: May 2007
Oddometer: 233
DAY 11 Continued
Well, we stopped off here to refresh. Splashed around in the water and just took it in a bit. It certainly worked but we still had way too far to go. The day was going great but we were worried we weren't going to make Leh. I dumped a bunch of oil into my my bike that had an insatiable thirst. We saddled up for the next stretch and Burrrtts kick stand broke! Great. Well, it didn't totally break, just the pin that holds the spring. We had to strap it so it wouldn't drag along. We use Voile straps which are by far the best strap ever built. They are made out of rubber so when you cinch them down, they never loosen. Every motorcyclist should have them. Click HERE to check them out.
We traveled down the drainage for another hour or so and T'd into the Indus River. There was a military check point and we asked the guy how far to Leh. I think he said something like 190km!! It was late in the afternoon and we figured we weren't going to make it.
We started down the Indus which was still VERY swollen from the flooding that occurred recently. It's obvious in this picture where these power lines I suspect aren't usually in the water. Just looking at the flow of the river, you could tell it was raging.
We came across this recent landslide. HOLY CRAP!! They'd pushed a dozer through it where it took out the road. This was the first real glimpse at the destruction that occurred up here. There would be more.
The flooding really jacked the road pretty bad. It was only re-opened just a few days back.
This was pretty impressive. It's a bridge of sorts that actually stood up to the torrent of the Indus. Why it didn't wash away is anyone's guess. We couldn't imagine crossing it right now. Suicide.
We wouldn't have come down this gorge had it not been for the detour. The gorge was incredible!! We were so psyched that we got to ride this route.
This was one of the coolest routes.
Finally we came across a small village where there was a store and a restaurant. We stopped off but all they had was Ramen noodles!! We all gladly ate an order each. The day was really starting to wear on us and the food helped but not much. We still had a way to go and the shadows were getting long.
This beautiful section lasted for a long time. This was really incredible terrain winding through the river gorge.
We came across some sections of road where we actually got moving a bit faster. As we approached where the gorge opens up to the valley that Leh sits in we were actually traveling along at a pretty good clip!! Look, that Enfield in the picture is actually LEANING just a little into the corner!!
It was starting to get dark and we were within striking distance. The road was now very busy. We'd been warned not to ride at night and we hadn't had to up till now. This is when I found out the battery to my bike is TOTALLY SHOT and won't light up the headlight!! The stator that charges the battery would make it glow just a bit if I revved the engine hard but the headlight was basically nonexistent. Sweet, just what you need heading into a more busy city. Well, things could be worse like maybe GETTING A FLAT TIRE!! Crap!! We were about at the end of our rope at this juncture. (on a side note, check out all the oil that Burrtt's beater is spewing all over! It's coming out everywhere!!)
Minxter was at a loss about what we were going to do. Buurrt and I knew but didn't want to accept it. When we told Minxter that we were going to fix the flat, she said, "oh, of course, duh!!" and proceeded to take the edge off!! It really helped having a little something to sip on when things go too far.
A couple of sips and just accepting our fate put us right back into the game. We just started pretending we were back in the Utah desert when someone gets a flat. What happens out there is when you flat, you're responsible for fixing your own tire as the rest of your bros find some shade, break out that beer from their backpack, take photos and heckle you as beads of sweat poor off your forehead. Nothing different here. We take pride in our tire changing ability and Burrtt started the stop watch.
Back in Utah, we have put the different types of flats into categories. Each category has a class, 1 through 5 depending on the severity. For example, a simple single unexplained hole would be classified a "class 1 puncture". If you slam something and pinch the tube between a rock and the rim and it's got two side by side holes that would be a "class 2 snake bite". You can have a "slash", "nail", "sidewall failure" all which would be classified 1 through 5. You can have a "patch failure" where an old patch comes loose or a more rare type where you might have a "puncture" or a "snake bite" right on an old patch.
This one turned out to be a "class 5 valve stem failure" where the whole valve stem was ripped off the tube. What's tricky about this is that you can't inflate the tube to check for any "pre-stem failure" issues that may have originally caused the tube to go flat which then in turn leads to the stem getting ripped off.
I got our new tube in, we pumped it up with our bicycle pump and got it back on the bike. 32 minutes. Not the best time but not bad considering we aren't that versed at the Enfield rear wheel/suspension.
We were able to continue with Burrrttt and Maja leading us with the only working headlight. After a few wrong turns and asking some directions, we rolled into Leh and inadvertently right to the Hotel a friend of ours told us about. We were thrashed!! We didn't see our Indian friends who we last saw back in Pang.
Buurrts odometer never worked from the beginning and mine was on it's way out with the speedo starting to only randomly work. I'd expect nothing less from these bikes!! Best I can tell from a map, we did about 280km which I think would be the biggest day of the trip. Let me tell ya, on those roads, that was a VERY long day!!
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Oh man is this ever good. I was already thinking of going over there and rent an Enfield, then my sister told me she is going with my nephew next fall for 3 months, now I really want to go.
Had a little practice a few days ago sitting on a new Enfield in Vancouver.....
I think I'll bring my tools. Whithworth or SAE ????
The Rum well.....30+ years at sea and Lamb's Overproof have cured me of that demon, but I am sure there is others over there.
Keep them coming.
Have tools, will travel!
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: May 2007
Oddometer: 233
H96669, we couldn't really tell which sizes the nuts and bolts were due to lots of them being worn off from the sub-standard tools that were put on them. I'd just recommend as many tools as you can bring!!
If I were going solo, there's no question I'd rent one of the smaller CC jap bikes and bring a decent little metric tool kit. We ran into a number of people who live in India and tried to own Enfields. Many of them were current smaller CC Honda owners.
As far as I can see, it's a total crap shoot with the Enfields. Not recommended, good luck!!!
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We decided to stay two nights in Leh. It almost felt like we were on a vacation here. The hotel rooms were not bad but the court yard was really nice. We were cleaned up and having a leisurely morning.
We actually looked presentable!!
The court yard was really nice with "hops" vines climbing up the building.
It almost felt luxurious!!
Well, that feeling wouldn't last long thanks to our bikes of choice!! Remember, my bike had a broken rack and was still bottoming out. Burrtt's clutch was screwed, kick stand was busted, engine wasn't running just right and we both thought we'd do an oil change. Buurrt's right front fork was spewing oil out of the top which was spraying all over him. Upon further inspection, Buurrt needed new drive sprockets. We also needed a new spare tube. So, we'd spend a good portion of the day making the rounds to various welders, mechanics and parts stores.
We got my rack welded up. The welder was using the "squint" technique instead of eye protection. He was good though and charged us a minimal amount. $3 or something.
Then it was over to the Enfield mechanics shop where, you guessed it, he was performing the "Enfield mechanic triage technique". Here he was going over the top end of a customer's bike.
The owner was another one of those cats who knew the Enfields intimately.
We were actually the "low hanging fruit" and our minor adjustments and repairs took precedence over bikes with more serious issues.
Huh, another Enfield with the clutch cover off?! I'm seeing a pattern.
We went back up to the hotel mid day and this is what we saw. Someone had parked a nice KTM where our bikes were parked. Some sort of sick joke. What we would've done to have a bike like that.
Then we took care of my rear suspension issues and checked the valve clearances.
Next it was back down to the welder to take care of Buurrt's broken kickstand. The stick welder ground was a piece of rebar laid so it was touching the welder and the bike. I liked this.
It was only mid day and we were satisfied that the bikes were ready for the next leg. Wow!! Looks like we actually get to relax a bit this afternoon and check out the town!!
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This is awesome,keep it coming
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Day 12 Continued: The flooding
The girls were trying to get some cash from an ATM that apparently wasn't working. None of the ATMs were working in Leh. It seems that every ATM we went to in India was super busy. Can you find Maja in this picture?
We stumbled across our Indian friends who somehow had made it to Leh the night before. They were also doing some Enfield maintenance and were going to push to the highest motor-able pass in the world at 18,000'. We really wanted to go there but with the condition of our bikes we thought it was best not to. We had a long way back to Delhi and were getting a little tight on time. We hopped on the bikes to go take a tour of Leh and the surrounding villages. On our way into town we had seen a hint of the destruction caused by the recent flooding.
Now we understood the extent of it.
There was still something like 1000 people missing. Lots of them were buried in places like this.
The flood happened at night and struck with no warning I guess. It was a sad scene. There was a guy in this building scratching around with a rock trying to dig, possibly looking for family or friends.
This was kinda ironic we thought.
We went back to the hotel and parked the bikes for the night. They were running fine. The Yak Tail hotel let us push them into the courtyard.
We went out for dinner and had some more really good Mo Mos. A little stroll around town and we'd call it a night. As I understand it, cows are sacred in many areas of India and they roam wherever they please.
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Making votes count
Until citizenry is more engaged, small voting minority will have outsized state influence.
Copyright 2014: Houston Chronicle | May 30, 2014 | Updated: May 31, 2014 2:36pm
Photo By Cody Duty/StaffElection Clerk Richard DeLosSantos prepares voting booths at the Metropolitan Multi-Services Center, Tuesday, May 27, 2014, in Houston. (Cody Duty / Houston Chronicle)
You could call Texas primary voting a tempest in a tea pot, given the puny turnout in both Republican and Democratic contests last week. Unfortunately, that campaign Sturm und Drang sloshing around inside the tiny pot spills over, determining the giant-sized drink of choice for the whole huge state.
The numbers are pathetic. In a state with more than 26 million residents, the combined turnout in last Tuesday's runoffs was 951,461 voters. That's lower than the March 4 primary number of 1.8 million, lower than the 1.3 million turnout in the last primary runoffs in July 2012. All three of those numbers pale in contrast to the number of registered voters in this state - 13.6 million, according to the Secretary of State's office.
Dan Patrick, the Houston state senator on the verge of taking charge of arguably the most powerful elective office in Texas, won his lieutenant governor's race Tuesday with 65 percent of the votes cast. Those 65 percent account for a paltry 3.5 percent of registered Texas voters.
It's even worse on the Democratic side. David Alameel of Dallas won the party's U.S. Senate nomination with just 145,000 votes. That number, roughly equivalent to the population of Mesquite, a Dallas suburb, represents just 1 percent of the people who can vote in Texas.
Tuesday's voter-participation apathy is nothing new for the Lone Star State. A study last year by the Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life, based at the University of Texas at Austin, found that Texas ranks 51st, dead last in the nation, in voter turnout. Texas has lagged behind the national average in voting rates in every national election since 1972.
What the dismal numbers mean, of course, is that a small percentage of the voting-eligible population exerts an outsized influence on how we educate our children, how we spend our tax money, how we invest in our future. A large majority of Texans allows someone else to make those decisions for them.
The lack of civic participation goes beyond actual voting. According to the UT-Austin survey, the Lone Star State also ranked 43rd in charitable giving and 44th in the number of people who discuss politics a few times a week or more.
Ironically, those less overtly political numbers may be more important than the voting numbers themselves. While voter-education and registration efforts are worthwhile, it's hard to persuade residents to vote in a vacuum. They're likely to argue that they just don't have time to vote or they don't believe their vote matters. When they become invested in their community - whether it's the welfare of their children's school, their Neighborhood Watch program or a concern about the air they breathe and the water they drink - that's when voting becomes meaningful.
Speaking to a symposium at the Annette Strauss Institute last fall, Peter Levine, director of the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement, suggested that the political system couldn't fix the problem. "We don't need better leaders or better policies," he said. "We need better citizens." And better citizens, in Levine's view, would insist on three things: thoughtful, open and fair deliberation on the issues; meaningful, collaborative work to bring about change; and a sense of community, "even with those who don't share our opinions."
Civic engagement can be hard, frustrating and messy, certainly messier than the clean, clear abstractions of a symposium participant. Still, civic engagement is how we get the voting numbers up. It's how we measure the health of our democracy.


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Pictured is Anthony DeAngelo. He had a solid game on Friday night with a goal and 3 assists to help his Sarnia Sting defeat the Erie Otters 7-6. He is ranked #7 in league scoring for defencemen. The Sting are in action today at Windsor.
Peterborough at Brampton
The Peterborough Petes (13-25-3-4) won a big one on the road in St. Catharines last night, by the score of 5-4. They got into a high scoring game with a team that averages more than a goal more a game than they do, and came out on top. The Petes chased Ice Dogs' backup, Brent Moran 13 minutes into the game, after he gave up 3 goals on his first 10 shots against. Christopher Festarini was summoned and gave up just two goals the rest of the way, including the game winner by Jonatan Tanus, 9 minutes into the 3rd period. Veteran goalie, Andrew D'Agostini shut the door for the Petes the rest of the way, to preserve the two points for his team. D'Agostini is playing much better since Christmas, and tonight's win was his 6th of the season.
The Brampton Battalion (20-18-3-5) are led by rookie, Blake Clarke, who has 38 points in 46 games played. Clarke won't turn 17 until next week. Recently acquired, overager Francis Menard is second on the team and veteran Barclay Goodrow is third. Clarke is one of only five Battalion to have played in all of the team's 46 games. Brampton has taken the fewest number of minutes in penalties, which is not a surprise for a Stan Butler team. He preaches team defense and discipline. The Battalion are 4th in their division, and 6th in the Eastern Conference, just a single point behind the Ice Dogs and the Wolves.
Brampton lost their last game 4-3 in Kitchener on Friday night. Matt McLeod had a pair, and Menard had the other goal in regulation for Brampton. Clarke picked up two assists. The goalies were outstanding, especially in the shootout, as the only player to beat Matej Machovsky was Justin Bailey - who was the 6th Ranger to shoot. John Gipson stopped 35 of 38 shots in regulation time, and all 6 Battalion shooters, in the shootout.
The Battalion are 12-6-1-2 on home ice, and are especially stingy at the Powerade Centre. They have given up only 49 goals in 21 games, or 2.33 goals a game. The Petes are 5-10-2-3 away from home and have scored 57 goals in their 20 games on the road, or 2.85 goals per game.
As a result, I expect a low scoring, tight checking affair.
My prediction Peterborough 2 Brampton 3 (in a SO)
Owen Sound at Ottawa
This game should be of interest for the return of two players who started their OHL careers in Ottawa, and played a significant number of games there, over 4 OHL seasons. Steven Janes played 202 games with the 67s, including playoffs, and Cody Ceci played 271 games for Ottawa. Janes' participation was in doubt, as he was assessed a Match penalty for slew footing, Cody Alcock, to the ice, near the end of regulation on Friday night in Kingston. Janes was assessed a single game suspension, which he served in his team's road win in Belleville last night.
The Attack (28-12-1-3) shut out the Bulls in Belleville, last night, 4-0. Jordan Binnington got the better of his World Jr. teammate, Malcolm Subban and recorded his 5th shutout and 20th win of the season. This game matched the two teams who had given up the fewest number of goals on this year. At the end of the game the Bulls have given up 106, and the Attack 108. Owen Sound have opened up a 4 point lead on the Kitchener Rangers, who lost on home ice last night. Only the London Knights have lost fewer games, and have more points than the Owen Sound Attack in the entire OHL.
The 67's (12-31-0-3) are clearly looking forward to next season. They are last in the OHL, 6 points behind the Petes. They traded away proven veterans for future promise, and are experiencing growing pains as a result. They have lost their last 4 straight, including a 6-0 home ice drubbing to the Guelph Storm on Friday night. Clint Windsor must have felt as if he was in a warm-up at times, as pucks were flying at him from all directions. He managed to stop 47 of 53 shots. Six different players scored for the Storm, who will battle the young Fronts in Kingston this evening.
Scotiabank Place hasn't been much of a home for the 67s this season, as they have won only 4 of their 21 home games. The Attack have won 12 of 22 road games, and have failed to get at least a point in only 6 road games this season.
My prediction Owen Sound 6 Ottawa 2
Kitchener at Sudbury
The Rangers trudged into town last night after driving from Barrie on some of Northern Ontario's most feared section of winter highway. They were still wondering what happened against the Colts a few short hours ago. A tidy 3-1 lead going into the third period blew up on them as the home side would score 5 unanswered goals for the 6-3 victory. It was definitely a frustrating evening for the Rangers as they would fire lots of rubber on the net (61-40 advantage) but have nothing to show for their efforts at the end of the night. Goal scorers were Thomson, Rieder and Marcantuoni. They were only 1/9 on the man advantage which is not fitting for the 10th ranked road powerplay in the league. The loss keeps them in fourth place, but the surging Guelph Storm are only 1 point behind and have won their last 4 games straight.
The Wolves are the hottest team in the league right now with 8 wins in their last 10 games. The have leapfrogged the Icedogs and now sit in fourth place in the Eastern Conference – Brampton is only 1 point behind both teams. Friday night they hosted the Barrie Colts. The Wolves would score first (Kantor's tenth) and then the visitors would counter with two goals of their own. Corbett would score late in the second period for the 2-2 tie. The third period was scoreless so overtime was required. The extra frame was fruitless, so a shootout was also required. Wolves' goalie Franky Palazzese continues to shine and was perfect on his three shooters. Baptiste scored in the second round to give the home side a gritty victory. In overtime on home ice, they have one loss, 2 shootout losses and 2 shootout wins.
This is the second meeting of the teams after the big trade with each other involving big names such as Josh Leivo, Frank Corrado and Franky Palazzese.
My prediction Kitchener 3 Sudbury 2
Sarnia at Windsor
This month, the Sting have a record of 6 wins and 2 losses. They are in the middle of the pack as far as goals scored and goals against, but continue to find ways to win. On Friday night they would host the eager Erie Otters squad. JP Anderson returned to the nets after a 5 game hiatus due to a groin injury. The Sting would trail 2-1 after one period and then 4-3 after two periods. Sarnia would erupt for 4 goals in the final frame producing a final score of 7-6 for the Sting. Four point efforts were welcomed from Bryan Moore (16 pts in his rookie season) and Anthony DeAngelo. Reid Boucher's two goals preserve his lead in league goal scoring (37), five ahead of Boone Jenner. The win maintains the squad's three point lead over the Plymouth Whalers for top spot in their division and thus the second seed in the conference standings.
Windsor continues their quest for playoff inclusion. They have gathered points in their last 5 games and are only 4 points from the last playoff slot currently occupied by the Saginaw Spirit. The Spitfires are coming off an emotional win over the top ranked London Knights squad. Just inside of 11 minutes in the first period, the Spits would hold a 3-1 lead. The rest of the way was a defensive struggle as demonstrated by the 9 shots on goal each team managed in the final frame. Jaroslave Pavelka gathered first star honours in stopping 32 of 34. Alex Aleardi was reliable with his 1 goal (powerplay) and assist in this game. Kerby Rychel was a spark plug with his 3 assists as well. Thursday night they will host the Whalers and then venture on the Northern Ontario road trip to visit Sudbury and then Sault Ste Marie.
My prediction Sarnia 4 Windsor 3 (OT)
Guelph at Kingston
The Guelph Storm (25-14-1-4) have feasted on East Division teams of late. They have won 4 straight, including a 6-0 win in Ottawa on Friday night, a 5-3 win in Peterborough on Thursday night, and a 4-1, home ice win over the Frontenacs last Sunday afternoon. Guelph is in Kingston waiting for the Fronts to return from Oshawa.
The Storm have a good young team, and have 4 players who were drafted in the first 3 rounds of the 2012 NHL draft, and 4 more who could be drafted in the 2013 draft. They are a well-coached team, with excellent goaltending, in Garret Sparks.
The Kingston Frontenacs (20-21-2-1) are finishing up another 3 game in 3 day weekend tonight. They lost in a SO to the Attack on Friday night, and lost 6-1 to the Generals in Oshawa last night. They have only one point in their last 5 games, and have now only a 10 point lead on the rejuvenated 9th place Petes. Rookie goalie, Lucas Peressini played his first OHL game for Kingston, and was welcomed to the league by two World Jr. participants. Gens' captain, Boone Jenner (Canada) scored twice in the 1st, and Tyler Biggs (USA) scored twice in the 3rd. Lucas did stop 32 of 38 shots fired his way. Kingston only managed 16 shots on Gens' backup Ken Appleby. The only Front to beat Appleby was Roland McKeown, who scored on the PP, with 3 seconds remaining in the 1st, to cut the Gens' lead to 2-1, after one. The Fronts really wished that Boone Jenner would have started the season with the Blue Jackets, as he added a pair of assists to go along with his two goals.
My prediction Guelph 3 Kingston 4 (in OT)
Mississauga at Oshawa
The Mississauga Steelheads (20-19-0-4) have slipped to last in the Central Division of the Eastern Conference, just a single point ahead of the Frontenacs for eight in the conference. They are 2-7-0-1 in their last 10 games, and are 0-5-0-1 in their last 6. Despite these stats, they continue to play well defensively, and remain competitive in all of their games. Most recently, on Friday night, they lost 3-2 in Plymouth to the Whalers.
17 year old goalie, Spencer Martin, made history this week when he combined with fellow prospect Phillippe Desrosiers to shut out Team Cherry 3-0 at the Top Prospects Game in Halifax. Martin is the 5th ranked North American goalie for the upcoming NHL draft.
The Oshawa Generals (25-16-1-3) moved to within a single point of East Division leading Belleville, with a convincing 6-1 victory over the Frontenacs, last night, on home ice. Boone Jenner, and Tyler Biggs had two goals each in this one, and Ken Appleby had an easy night, stopping 15 of 16 Kingston shots, for the victory. Expect Daniel Altshuller to get the start for the Gens tonight. Scott Laughton played for the Philadelphia Flyers last night, and Lucas Lessio is close to returning from his serious hand injury. When they return to the lineup, the Gens could make a run at the Eastern Conference, for sure.
My prediction Mississauga 2 Oshawa 5


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TV Info
Episode PremiereNovember 05, 2005
DistributorCartoon Network, Viz Media
GenreAnimation, Action, Adventure
Show Period2002 - 2008
Production CompanyStudio Pierrot Co. Ltd.
Cast and Crew
DirectorHayato Date
ScreenwriterMarc Handler
Main Cast
- Steve Blum
- Maile Flanagan
- Steve Staley
- Nana Mizuki
- Kentaro Ito
- Yasuyuki Kase
- Koichi Tochika
- Akiko Koike
- Rumi Ochiai
- Naoki Sakata
- Nozomu Sasaki
- Richard Cansino
- Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
- Liam O'Brien
- Robbie Rist
- Stephanie Sheh
Additional Cast
- Cindy Robinson
Recuperating at Tazuna's house, Kakashi is unsatisfied with the outcome of the battle. He concludes that Zabuza isn't dead and the young tracking ninja helped Zabuza escape! Kakashi decides to implement some interesting training that will allow Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura to better control their chakra!


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