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Sac bunt and RBI groundout. Dragons now tied up at 1.
Hamilton steals third and scores on a wild throw.....but it is all wiped out by a batter interference call on Yorman Rodriguez.
Go see the before and after of him. The changes are legit. As for him being Pujols, well no, that isn't going to happen. He will never hit for the power Pujols does. But the guy is about 195 pounds of athletic muscle who swings with very bad intentions and has a short swing that makes a lot of contact. He can hit. No doubt about it.
Lecure with a scoreless frame. He should be back up with the big club shortly.
Lotzkar: 8 K in 4 IP. My oh my.
Then Pat Doyle fanned the side in the fifth. That's 11 K in 5 innings for Dayton, which trails 2-1 in the second game.
Sappelt finishes 5 for 5 (now at .364), but Louisville falls 8-7.
Glad that Sapp didn't drop off after being out with the oblique.
Dayton only had four hits and two walks, but managed four unearned runs to win the second game 4-2 and sweep the doubleheader. Drew Hayes struck out the side in the ninth. Lotzker, Doyle and Hayes fanned 15 over the seven innings.
After issuing his sixth walk, Josh Ravin gave way in the fourth inning to Tim Crabbe, who walked the next guy. Bakersfield trails 2-0 after four. No Grandal tonight.
And an earlier correct, it's Jason Braun, not Ryan. However there is a pitcher named Ryan Braun. Anyway, sorry for that.
Valaika is now hitting .228. Not sure what's going on with him but he has fallen off the map. He had 2 errors tonight too.
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The New York Jets will be without defensive end Kenrick Ellis for 4-6 weeks with what coach Rex Ryan labeled a "significant" knee injury. The MCL injury suffered Monday against the Houston Texans is likely a small tear. Ellis isn't the only player on injury watch this week. All-Pro center Nick Mangold didn't practice Thursday and safety Eric Smith, who sprained his knee in Wednesday's practice, was also out. Ryan said Thursday that Smith appeared to avoid serious injury but he will not play against the Colts this week.
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The West Midlands is a metropolitan county in western central England with a population of 2,591,300. It came into existence as a metropolitan county in 1974 after the passage of the Local Government Act 1972. The county consists of seven metropolitan boroughs: the City of Birmingham, the City of Coventry and the City of Wolverhampton, plus Dudley, Sandwell, Solihull and Walsall.
The West Midlands County Council was abolished on 31 March 1986, and so its districts (the metropolitan boroughs) are now unitary authorities. However, the metropolitan county continues to exist in law and as a geographic frame of reference.
The county is sometimes described as the "West Midlands metropolitan area" or the "West Midlands conurbation", although these have different, and less clearly defined, boundaries. The conurbation, or urban area, does not include Coventry for example.
The seven metropolitan boroughs, along with the nearby unitary authority of Telford and Wrekin are starting to collaborate as a non-statutory city region under the name "Birmingham, Coventry and the Black Country". The name "West Midlands" is also used for the much larger West Midlands region, which sometimes causes confusion.
The West Midlands is a landlocked county that borders the counties of Warwickshire to the east, Worcestershire to the south, and Staffordshire to the north.
The West Midlands County is one of the most heavily urbanised counties in the UK. Birmingham, Wolverhampton, the Black Country and Solihull together form the most populated conurbation in the UK outside London, with a combined population of around 2.27 million. However, the West Midlands is not entirely urban; Coventry is separated from the West Midlands conurbation by a stretch of green belt land roughly 15 miles across known as the "Meriden Gap", which retains a strongly rural character. A smaller piece of green belt between Birmingham, Walsall and West Bromwich includes Barr Beacon and the Sandwell Valley.
The highest point in the West Midlands in Turners Hill, with a height of 269 m (876 ft). The hill is a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Barr Beacon is another hill in the West Midlands, located on the border of Birmingham and Walsall, with a height of 227 m (745 ft).
There are 23 Site of Special Scientific Interest in the county. One of these SSSIs is Sutton Park in Sutton Coldfield, which has an area of 900.1 hectares (2224.2 acres / 9.0 km²). As a result, it is one of the largest urban parks in Europe and the largest outside of a capital city in Europe. The park also has National Nature Reserve status.
There are numerous rivers that pass through the county, including the River Tame. The river basin is the most urbanised basin in the United Kingdom with approximately 42% of the basin being urbanised. The River Tame is fed by the River Rea, River Anker, and the River Blythe, which in turn is fed by the River Cole. The River Sowe and River Sherbourne both flow through Coventry. The River Stour flows through the west of the West Midlands county.
1966 saw a substantial reform in the local government of the area as the patchwork of county boroughs with municipal boroughs and urban district councils in between was replaced by a core of county boroughs covering a contiguous area, roughly as follows:
Around the periphery of this area, three other towns remained separate (Halesowen, Stourbridge and Sutton Coldfield), while Aldridge and Brownhills joined to form a single unit, called Aldridge-Brownhills. In the same year, a single West Midlands Constabulary was formed for the Black Country county boroughs, whilst Birmingham retained its Birmingham City Police and Solihull continued being policed by the Warwickshire Constabulary. The West Midlands Passenger Transport Authority was established in 1968.
In 1974, the Local Government Act 1972 came into effect, creating the metropolitan county of West Midlands. This area was based on the seven county boroughs and the other non-county boroughs and urban districts around the fringe of the conurbation. The new area consisted of seven new metropolitan boroughs, with Aldridge-Brownhills added to Walsall; Halesowen and Stourbridge to Dudley and Sutton Coldfield to Birmingham. A new borough of Sandwell was formed by the merger of West Bromwich and Warley. The actual designation of Warley itself was abolished and the three towns of Smethwick, Oldbury and Rowley Regis reinstated as component parts of Sandwell, although these areas formed the Warley postal district. Solihull took in much of the suburban fringe to the east of Birmingham, including the former villages of Chelmsley Wood and Castle Bromwich, also Birmingham Airport, and the area of countryside between Solihull and Coventry, whilst Coventry itself received only small changes and Wolverhampton was unaltered. This led to (apart from in the east, with Coventry and the Meriden Gap) quite a tightly defined metropolitan border, excluding such places as Burntwood, Bromsgrove, Cannock, Kidderminster, Lichfield and Wombourne which had been considered for inclusion in the West Midlands metropolitan area by the Redcliffe-Maud Report. The 1974 reform created the West Midlands County Council that covered the entire area and dealt with strategic issues. A new West Midlands Police service was formed covering the entire area, with the West Midlands Constabulary and Birmingham City Police abolished, and also taking over responsibility from the county forces.
Margaret Thatcher's government abolished the metropolitan county councils with the Local Government Act 1985, in March 1986, causing the seven metropolitan boroughs to become de facto unitary authorities with most of the county councils' functions given to the district councils.
Between 1974 and 1986, the county had a two-tier system of local government, and the seven districts shared power with the county council. However, when the county council was abolished in 1986, most of its functions were devolved to the districts which effectively became unitary authorities, with responsibility for most local authority functions.
These joint-boards are made up of councillors appointed from each of the seven West Midlands district councils. In addition to this, the West Midlands Joint Committee exists as a joint body of the seven districts to co-ordinate matters such as roads and planning. The seven West Midlands councils jointly produce a county-wide Local Transport Plan.
The boroughs jointly own a share in Birmingham International Airport, which used to be owned by the county council.
The Birmingham College of Food, Tourism and Creative Studies and Newman College, both in Birmingham, received university college status in 2008 and 2007, respectively. The colleges changed their names as a result and both pledged to become Birmingham's fourth university. University College Birmingham, formerly Birmingham College of Food, Tourism and Creative Studies, purchased a two-acre site in the Jewellery Quarter area of Birmingham to expand it's student capacity from 3,500 to 4,000 which would make it legible for University status.
Following a merger with North Birmingham College in 2003 and Josiah Mason College in August 2006, Sutton Coldfield College has become one of the sixth form colleges in Britain.
The West Midlands is also home to Warwickshire County Cricket Club, who are based at Edgbaston Cricket Ground, which also hosts Test matches and One Day Internationals. The Birmingham Panthers basketball team replaced the Birmingham Bullets and are currently based at a facility provided by the University of Wolverhampton in Walsall. In rugby, West Midlands is home to Moseley Rugby Football Club, Birmingham & Solihull RFC, Dudley Kingswinford RFC, Stourbridge RFC, Walsall RFC and Coventry RFC.


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Peter Angilello – Library Media Specialist, Green Bay Area Public Schools
I have been a Library Media Specialist with Green Bay Area Public Schools for the past twelve years and previous to that, worked for the Brown County Library for fourteen years. I was involved in Green Bay's first food co-op both as a board member and president of the Evergreen Grocery Co-op for several years. I am excited to be a part of this community initiative to help reestablish our connection with our food sources and how they are grown.
With my grant-writing, networking and event planning skills, I hope to ensure that the New Leaf Market will be a vital urban community center that will stimulate a demand for healthy foods and sustainable growing. I am especially hopeful that New Leaf will serve diverse and low-income communities, both addressing food access disparities and increasing fresh and healthy choices in the food support system (i.e. food banks). We will need to be active partners with other businesses and organizations in the area to share both our mission and goals of helping to provide an economic livelihood for Northeast Wisconsin sustainable farmers and food businesses.
Karen Early (Vice-President) – Nutrition Education Program Coordinator with University of Wisconsin-Cooperative Extension in Brown County
I have been involved in the conception and development of New Leaf Market since its inception and currently serve chair of the Membership and Marketing Committee.
As a registered dietician and food advocate for my entire career, I have been passionate about sustainable eating, sustainable food systems and their benefits to the health of individuals and the environment. My work with U-W Extension has addressed food security, food systems, poverty awareness and nutrition education with a special interest in hunger and obesity. I conduct applied research to address community initiatives for improving food security in low-income populations through developing community partnerships and collaborations.
Heidi Fencl – Associate Professor of Physics, UW-Green Bay
I have been a member of a food buying club for over 15 years and have coordinated my current club for about 6 years. I have worked with different suppliers of organic and natural foods in this role and have also taken part in three different CSAs in the area. I am relatively well-read in nutrition as well as the merits of naturally-raised food. I also enjoy cooperative food markets and have a consumer's perspective on what makes the stores themselves attractive.
When my daughter was in pre-school, I heard a report about the wrong pesticide being used on oats in storage to make Cheerios. That began almost two decades for me of tracking down access to natural and organic foods for my family. I have enery, enthusiasm, creativity, and dedication to making it work and succeed in Green Bay and would value the opportunity to help New Leaf Market Co-op into its next stage.
James Lemsky – Senior VP Marketing, Operations Europe, Hain Celestial Group (retired)
With 30+ years in the natural and organic food industry, I bring worldwide experience in marketing consumer products to the natural foods industry. I have contacts in the industry for sourcing products through my former company, which was the lead company in establishing USDA organic regulations, and through my service on the National Board of the Natural Foods Association. I will also use my budgeting and marketing skills to help New Leaf become a thriving business.
My goal is to contribute to the mega trend movement toward healthy eating; and I am a firm believer in the value of good nutrition. I look forward to New Leaf Market co-op contributing to the health improvement of the citizens of greater Green Bay.
Tyler Lenz – Institutional Consulting Analyst, Graystone Consulting
As a member of the New Leaf Market board, I would bring my experience, values, and interests together in support of the organization's mission and goals. In my career, I have 7+ years' experience in corporate finance with Integrys Energy Group, Inc. that I believe will help New Leaf during its critical development phase. I have already actively participated as a member of New Leaf Market's Finance Committee and fully understand the organization's goals and objectives.
Living healthy has always been at the core of my life. As an active runner, I see the importance of daily nutrition and the difference that eating quality food can have. My family and I recently moved into a neighborhood adjacent to downtown Green Bay and are excited to have an outlet for healthy food within walking distance. It has been an exciting adventure to be part of this project thus far, and I hope to continue my involvement as a member of the board.
Crystal Osman (Secretary) –Downtown Green Bay, Inc. & Olde Main Street, Inc.
I am the Program Manager at Downtown Green Bay, Inc. and Olde Main Street, Inc. I help coordinate many of our volunteer committees and some of the special projects like the East River Trail Connection. I am an active participate in issues related to sustainability and the environment in the community, a few of them include the Sustainable Green Bay Committee and Baird Creek Preservation Foundation. I am currently the Secretary for the Board of Directors for New Leaf Market Co-op. I am a UW-Green Bay graduate in Environmental Policy & Planning. Downtown Green Bay, Inc. is very supportive of this initiative and has been involved from the beginning by providing administrative support, file storage as well as been the fiscal receiver for the Wisconsin Department of Commerce grant, received in 2009 among others things. We know that the impact a grocery store and food hub will have on downtown revitalization will be key to continuing to advance downtown.
I also have a strong personal commitment to sustainability and the enhancement of the environment as a system and food issues are a key piece of the puzzle. I have been part of this initiative since the first meetings and am very excited about the progress thus far and the enthusiasm of everyone involved. I look forward to a food hub in Downtown Green Bay!
Marilyn Sagrillo (Treasurer) – Associate Professor of Accounting (Retired), UW-Green Bay
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I am Founding Director of UWGB's Center for Food in Community and Culture; Chair of the Food and Local Health Sub-Committee of Sustainable Green Bay; co-editor of Critical Food Issues: Problems and State of the Art Solutions. I grew up on a farm and worked my way through school as cook at the Green Lantern Co-op restaurant in Madison, WI.
My experience and passion for promoting healthy, local food will help sustain the time-consuming and complicated project of establishing New Leaf Market Cooperative and creating a thriving and vital community food hub. My vision for New Leaf Market Co-op is that it serve as a food hub for Northeast Wisconsin, connecting consumers, growers, and artisan producers to support health and wellness, prosperous local farm and food businesses, good jobs, equitable communities, and a thriving local food economy.


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Now I am back to stock (MZ602_HLK75D). So far, it hasn't reboot by itself yet.
I'll redo the rooting process and see if it helps.
I have done pretty much all you mentioned, without sucess. I also talked to kcrudup, and he suggested that it might be hardware related, which I don't think is the case. I searched different forums and it seems that the rebooting issue is quite common for the new ics roms.
As i mentioned, I think it has something to do with the wifi waking up from sleep. Here is the log file for any experts that can have a look.
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January 5, 2006 4:00 AM PST
Government Web sites are keeping an eye on you
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which revealed that at least a dozen agencies were still using cookies in apparent violation of the rules.
Persistent by default
Many of the cookies appearing on the errant Web sites were generated by ColdFusion, the popular Web authoring tool. When the software creates creates certain types of cookies, it automatically assigns them a default "persistent" setting, which sets them to expire about 30 years in the future, said senior project manager Tim Buntel.
ColdFusion's software architects encourage Web developers to use an application that allows them to manage and make changes to the cookie settings as they see fit, Buntel said, adding that "any ColdFusion application can be built completely without any cookie use."
Representatives at several agencies said they were astonished to see cookies on their Web sites, and they blamed their Web designer's lack of understanding of ColdFusion's default settings.
The Defense Threat Reduction Agency immediately altered the settings on discovering that its ColdFusion developers had neglected to tweak the defaults. "We never have kept a database of any such information," said spokesman William Alberque.
"Frankly, I don't think anybody here even realized they existed, but now they do, and we'll follow up on it," said Daniel Horowitz, a spokesman for the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board.
One Smithsonian Institution Web staffer, who initially denied the existence of persistent cookies detected by CNET News.com on the National Air and Space Museum's site, said that ColdFusion settings were probably to blame. "Regardless, I can assure you that we are not currently using or distributing cookie information," the representative said in a statement sent to CNET News.com.
A few others, including the Federal Reserve Bank System and the U.S. Institute of Peace, said they're independent agencies that are not bound by the 2003 directive from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). "We are not a government agency," said Calvin Mitchell, senior vice president at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. "We try to fulfill the spirit of certain government regulations as we can, but we're not obliged to follow those."
A White House official suggested a different interpretation. "When it comes to federal government Web sites, the policy is clear, and so anything that ends in a .mil or a .gov would fall underneath the federal policy as outlined in the OMB guidance," said David Almacy, the White House's Internet director.
Only one federal agency contacted this week appeared to comply fully with the directive. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial research says it received the necessary permission in January 2005 to enable cookies on its Web site for a survey. The cookies, which expire in one month, are used to avoid asking the same people to complete the survey.
The White House says that because it only uses a 1 pixel-by-1 pixel image that loads from WebTrends' site, it complies with the 2003 directive from the Office of Management and Budget. "There are no cookies being placed either on the Web site, from the White House or from WebTrends," Almacy said. "No personal information was gleaned, no cookies were being used, but OMB guidance is pretty clear. The White House Web site is and always has been in compliance with OMB guidance."
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- Government Tracking Cookies
- The American public still has not taken this lesson to heart. Whenever Uncle Sam opens the door, invading our privacy, he always abuses the privilage. Remember"Temporary Income Tax?" How about the collection of 30 year old child support, plus 30 years of 12% interest. You can not fight because you can not receive records from the government agencies past 7 years. Yet you are expected to have your records from 30 years ago. The people of this country have to take control and hold these politicians in check, before they suck democracy out of this country.
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- child support?
- Umm child support is not money paid to the government, it's to the kid you sired. Should have kept the receipts, that's what I think. In fact, wouldn't you be worried if the 'evil' government kept every payment you made? Isn't keeping a record of your agreement for as much as seven years invading your privacy? Next time settle.
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- Government web developers incompetent?
- It seems to me that the people who are setting up these sites for the US Federal Government should be reading up on the software that they are installing. Just because some server software created persistent cookies by default does not mean that the agencies are not to blame. They should be checking the settings on these things before putting them in place!
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- Media tracks users across the web
- Cnet leaves about a dozen cookies in my browser by reading the
above story. Three of those appear to belong to advertising
tracking networks. The NY Times leaves over two dozen tracking
cookies on my computer. The Washington Post? About a dozen.
CNN? You guess it ... another pile of cookies.
The only reason I can think the media is so scared of some
government web sites using cookies is because the media knows
well of bad things the media may be doing with cookies and
assumes the worst for the government.
All for now - I need to delete my cookies.
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- Government tracking
- The point of the story was to evaluate whether government Web sites are following federal regulations limiting what they can do to track users.
In many cases, as we found, they're not. You can argue about whether the regulation is wise or silly, but it seems reasonable to say that the government should follow the rules. After all, it expects that we do.
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- Very good point
- You called it like it is... everybody and his brother... (including CNET and other major news agencies) do this.
So if you're going to blow the whistle on the government... then the whole wall of secrecy about everybody who does it needs to be blown.
It's not like you can't block cookies or request confirmation of cookies prior to allowing them OR like you cannot delete cookies.
This who article stinks of one-sidedness.
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- *gasp*!
- I'm shocked, I tell you, shocked, that their webservers are using cookies. Whats next? PHP? AJAX? Is there no end to this insanity?
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- Is there no end to this insanity?
- Is there no end to this insanity?
Have you looked at what cookes you've been collecting from where and for how long they're valid? Cookies aren't evil! Regardless of what else you want to believe.
And if you don't want to be tracked on the internet... they you shouldn't connect. Because everytime you connect... you give out your IP address which you want to claim is private information... but it's not... it's your ISP's globally available IP address which you personally give to everybody on the internet whom you visit!
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- Auto erasing them & a better cookie system.
- What I'd like to see is a special class of short cookies. Those would not be suitable for tracking, but could be used for preferences (language, start page, options, etc ...). Browsers would then have a setting to erase long (tracking) cookies and keep short ones. To be effective, those short cookies would need other rules, such as a unique name to prevent a bunch of short cookies being used and a 'same domain as the page/top frame' restriction.
In the meantime, I did setup Firefox & Mozilla to accept all cookies, but for the current session only, so I don't need to worry about them.
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- Cookie Cleaners
- There are oodles of cookie cleaning software which purge cookies older than xx hours or days.
Many of them are freeware while some of them are share ware.
You can also easily go in and manually delete your own cookies as you like without the need for any other software.
Cookies aren't a problem. Why CNET thinks they are is beyond me!!!
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- The excuse is so lame
- Those federal agencies following visitor's movements at government web sites knew what they were doing from the jump. It's because they were caught that they come up with excuses. Most criminals do!
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- So is the problem
- What web site doesn't use cookies??? Even RSS feeds use web bugs to track syndication. It isn't as if the END USER can't turn them off themselves for crying out loud. Lets just beat up the government for doing something that EVERYBODY else does legally anyway. Yeah... that'll be fun. We can probably get the ACLU to side with us on this one. Sheesh...
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- Did Bush sign another "Wiretap" document?
- Obviously, tracking people on the internet is legal because of 9/11...if you use Bush's wiretapping arguement. Not right, just legal.
It makes me wonder if we aren't emulating, the worst of the Communist ideoligy....
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- Study your history
- <<It makes me wonder if we aren't emulating, the worst of the Communist ideoligy....>>
I venture to say that if you knew anything at all about communism, you would stop spreading this ridiculous scare tactic. Name one significant company that doesn't track its users. Just one. You know that CNet is tracking you right now, don't you?? Those crazy commies!!
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- Cookies...
- Cookies have been valid since they were first developed. They're not something that just popped up since 9/11 and there is nothing illegal about them. Microsoft sets them, EVERY news site you visit sets them and most non-news sites even set them.
As for whether they're valid for 1 minute, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 year, 1 millinium matters not!
If you don't want to be tracked... don't connect to the internet... because if you do... you're going to be tracked by 99.9999998% of the sites you visit!
So where is the problem?
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- You think there only using cookies?
- Check out the BCA site here where they actually tell you to
download a Secure Certificate to gain public information.
https://cch.state.mn.us/Common/BCAHome.aspx
Of course the policy clearly state that the usage of the certificate
is for your own good. FYI, I'm looking for Criminals not trying to
be one let alone create one.
Thousands and thousands of websites allow authority to
databases without the need for Certificates while still
maintaining a secure presence.
Thousands of websites can't be wrong so why is the BCA using
this type of technology. Well think of it. Certificates allow more
control over a users computers than cookies would ever allow.
HMMMM. Just something to think about!
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- Here is a way to make sure your cookies and temp..
- ...files are deleted every time you close Internet Explorer
http://www.techviewstoday.us/?p=70
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- Common Sense Award
- Goes to this gentleman for pointing out the obvious. You are
100 percent right in every fashion. It is the responsibility of the
people maintaining the governments networks to understand
there software and use it in it's intended fashion.
This was just the Governments way of blowing Virtual Smoke up
everybody's *****. Kind of like what Microsoft does everyday.
One more point to add to this, since Microsoft finds it necessary
to wait till January 10 to deploy it's fix to a major problem it has
not only left consumer's at risk, they have left our Government
at risk too.
Thanks Billy, from all of US.
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- Monitoring Easy to Detect
- It has been a well known fact that government websites monitor the activities and e-mails of those who visit their sites. People from the Middle East are well aware of this because the monitoring operation has been severely bungled. Obviously, al Queda operatives who were involved in 911 or the Oklahoma City bombing will be using other methods. For example some months ago, I attempted to establish an account with a BLM employment site that I had previously established in Portland, ORegon. When I restablished contact with this site, the government e-mailed me my current address book and the address book I had in Portland, ORegon in 2001 when 9-11 occured. I lived across from the mosque and know people from that part of the world. Minutes later no one could establish contact with the BLM website-technical difficulties. Well of course I immediately knew I was being monitored because I had sent e-mails to the Chinese embassy and their e-mail was in the address book that the government had sent me. I fear that our intelligence agencies may have a keystone cop mentality in dealing with the domestic threats if there are any. They are wasting their time and spending alot of money doing it.
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- VERY slipshod and misleading reporting
- Um, I'm a web person at a govt. agency in DC that was contacted by the reporters yesterday. We use ColdFusion, like many agencies (hell, it's a great product). Yes, CF by default places a CFTOKEN/CFID cookie on any machine that hits a CF (.cfm) webpage. This contains NO information of any value; it's like being given a number at a deli. It's just a number for the application to "potentially" use should someone wish to programatically take advantage of it. Few do.
There is NO data gathering at our agency, despite this absurd cookie being "baked." So, technically, our agency -- almost assuredly like most of the others -- isn't doing anything wrong. There is no gathering of data or tracking of visitors. None. To do so, we would have to actively write scripts to do just that, which we do not. We (yes, contractors) would get fired in a second if we dared to do that without direct authorization from the agency CIO. Believe me, it ain't worth it. What would we do with the data? It's absurd.
Point is, these little cookies can be turned off. But also, most browsers can be adjusted to block them...and it won't have any effect on your visit to these sites, since the cookies do nothing at all.
These reporters have skewed their article to suggest that agencies like ours are flouting the law by collecting and/or using visitor info. This is entirely false. In fact, like other agencies, we investigated and directly informed the reporters of this. Seems they can't understand the reality of what cookies are and how they are used or not used when the more exciting prospect of stirring undue fear and paranoia are possible.
Shame on these reporters. The refusal to listen and learn about the truth from IT professionals only demonstrates their real intent: hype and readers, not facts to serve the public.
Too bad.
Oh, and thanks, CNET, for requiring me to fill out a registration form and accept cookies that do keep track of me in order to post this simple comment. Interesting. Very interesting.
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- .gov cookies
- Christopher:
Sorry you didn't like our article. You apparently don't like the White House OMB regulation that restricts .gov agencies from using permanent cookies.
If you don't like the regulation or think it's silly or ridiculous or a pain to comply with, well, why don't you take it up with the White House instead of choosing not to comply with it?
It's not like the rest of us get a choice of whether or not to follow laws that we think are silly or ridiculous or a pain to comply with.
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- ..But...
- I think the point of the article is not that government agencies monitor use, but it highlights the fact that the web development/security practices at these agencies are bad enough that there is a potential, even without malicious intent, to use the practice to spy on people.
For example, the CFID/CFTOKEN cookies, if stored indefinitely, allows you to cross-reference the website user, based on their cookie with their other visits to the site. Because CFID/CFTOKEN matching information is stored on the ColdFusion server, such matching (call it "spying" if you want) is possible. True, you will have to write scripts or mine the data in another way, but the point is that 25 years after visiting a site, my site visit can be tracked and matched to the old one.
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- Point is.....
- with the current vogue of secrecy in the US Government as evidenced by Bush's (possibly illegal, if not immoral) use of the NSA, the problems with DHS/TSA, placing people on suspect lists without verifying they are the ones that should be on the list, and so on, any use of cookies, however technically minor, is prohibited by the OMB policy, but has sneaked into use by the incomptence of the so-called IT people who designed the websites. This is prima facie evidence that the Government cannot be trusted with any information and certainly can't be trusted with denials of the use of information potentially gathered. Just because you don't know of it personally doesn't mean it doesn't happen. At least when you signed up for this forum you were told what to expect in the way of cookies, those visiting US Government websites aren't accorded the same respect.
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- Grossly inaccurate reporting
- This story is so full of inaccuracies, speculation, and sensationalism that the authors should be ashamed of themselves.
I have posted a detailed response at http://www.forta.com/blog/index.cfm/2006/1/5/CNet-Newscom-Writers-Demonstrate-Desire-For-Sensationalism-And-Poor-Technical-Understanding.
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- a 30 year cookie, you must be joking?!
- my goodness, most people don't even hold on to a computer for three years, let alone formatting it once a year. where's them cookies then? I just thought the whole cookie debate was over, and someone had to dig up some nonsense again. uuuaaah.
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- Missing the point
- As a dual citizen of both the USA and UK this is where I really appreciate the idea of the UK/EU legally enshrined protection of privacy. The problem is not cookies, it is a lack of a legal concept of privacy beyond the requirement of a warrant. If it was not cookies it might be a Flash storedObject or some other technology which might be harder to find and remove. If this stuff bothers you write your representatives in Congress and push for the legal right to privacy.
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- What about CNET?
- Meanwhile viewing this article set 21 cookies on my machine, many expiring in 2009 or 2037.
This article's full of inexpert quotes and the writers putting an evil twist on it, such as the quote from William Alberque. Alberque says ColdFusion was set up with the default settings, which the writers imply to mean that ColdFusion by default is creating cookies to track user activity. Let's just ignore the fact that the Defense Threat Reduction Agency is installing software without paying attention to how it's set up to operate. ColdFusion will only create cookies if the web site developer programs it that way. And if the developer explicitly stores some information in a cookie "with the default settings", it will expire at the end of the browser session. The blame here is put on the technologies being employed, but those technologies are just acting as they were set up and programmed.
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- c|net's declan publishes using 30-year cookies
- In today's news, Declan McCullagh's articles have been found to place J2EE cookies, the same type used by Adobe's popular ColdFusion development platform. It was also discovered that Declan's articles set cookies that have expiration dates of up to 30 years in the future. Declan's comments on the subject seem to prove his ignorance of any relevant topics and came off as ludicrous and purile.
Declan even went so far as to invoke ColdFusion team members in an attempt to give his position a bit of credibility, but even that failed... leaving him high and dry as the truth came out. In the end, it was discovered that his very own articles left cookies (some of which actually DID store data) on the computer that were found to have the following expiration dates:
Nov 10, 2006
Feb 8, 2006
Jan 8, 2006
Dec 10, 2037
April 10, 2006
Dec 31, 2009
Dec 31, 2009
Dec 10, 2037
Look! 31 years in the future... but when the servers in question will cease to recognize them as valid is an entirely different question.
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- What insipid drivel.
- For years, I have used Jason's Cookie Jar to sort and eliminate obnoxious or unwanted cookies. I also use the good folks at www.bugmenot.com to access sites that require registration and passwords. It works for me.
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- calming down now.
- defenselink DOES have an error in it's privacy statement. They should not have stated that they don't use persistent cookies. All they really have to do to comply with govt regs is to modify their privacy statement to say that persistent cookes ARE used to assist with site useablility.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/memoranda/text/m03-22.html
states that:
"Tracking and customization activities. Agencies are directed to adhere to the following modifications to OMB Memorandum 00-13 and the OMB follow-up guidance letter dated September 5, 2000:
Tracking technology prohibitions:
agencies are prohibited from using persistent cookies or any other means (e.g., web beacons) to track visitors activity on the Internet except as provided in subsection (b) below;
agency heads may approve, or may authorize the heads of sub-agencies or senior official(s) reporting directly to the agency head to approve, the use of persistent tracking technology for a compelling need. When used, agencys must post clear notice in the agencys privacy policy of:
the nature of the information collected;
the purpose and use for the information;
whether and to whom the information will be disclosed; and
the privacy safeguards applied to the information collected.
agencies must report the use of persistent tracking technologies as authorized for use by subsection b. above (see section VII)20."
Now naturally our fine govt agencies will most probably overreact, fire a bunch of developers, and spend lots of money removing all traces of cookies from their sites.
It seems to me they can simply tweak their privacy statement to be in compliance.
At http://www.defenselink.mil/warning/warn-dl.html
Article 9 states that:
Cookie Disclaimer - DefenseLINK does not use persistent cookies (persistent tokens that pass information back and forth from the client machine to the server). DefenseLINK may use session cookies (tokens that remain active only until you close your browser) in order to make the site easier to use. The Department of Defense DOES NOT keep a database of information obtained from these cookies.
Just change article 9 to read that you DO use persistent cookies, but not for any purpose of tracking and you're all done.
I guess I can see how this may be worth pointing out to them, but I don't think we should be slamming politicians for this. There are plenty of other legit things we can slam them for.
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- What a Farce
- What a farce... what a farce... what a farce...
Browsers can be set up to either allow or disallow automatic cookies and they can also be set to prompt you prior to setting cookies.
Likewise... privacy and the internet are oxymorons... anybody who claims otherwise is quacked up!!!
Everybody and his brother uses tracking cookies... thus is there any surprise why official government sites WOULD NOT?!?!
If you're going to go after the good guys... just make sure you don't leave out all the bad guys too. (* ROFLOL *)
CNET just went down a notch in my rating system on this one!
Way overboard on matters which shouldn't really matter as there is no real method to prevent such from occuring!!!
Is CNET that hard up for news?
A Disgruntled Reader,
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- Remember the movie Demolition Man?
- Let's face it, big brother is spying on us and it will probably get worse. Like to the point where anyone with impeccable status can have you tuned into satellite so that when you do something other than what's expected of you, they can call you on it right then and there.
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- And the Rest?
- Why zero in on the government? Yes, the government should be held accountable. But what about ALL the businesses out there using ADWARE?! Not only do we as citizens need to take control of our politicians, we need to stop businesses from taking advantage of us.
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DAVIDSON — Authorities in Tillman County say a 42-year-old man has died after a fire in his family's camper.
Tillman County Sheriff Bobby Whittington says Geronimo Rodriguez died in the Wednesday morning blaze. The sheriff tells a local newspaper that Rodriguez was asleep in the camper trailer when it caught fire at about 4 a.m. Wednesday.


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Roosevelt State Park2149 Hwy 13 S
Morton, MS 39117
(601) 732-6316
Roosevelt State Park conveniently located between Meridian and Jackson, Mississippi. Roosevelt State Park offers an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities in a picturesque setting. The park's scenic overlook provides a panoramic view of the Bienville National Forest. The gently sloping landscape is particularly striking during the fall when the forest is bright with autumn colors.
Park Directions
Day Use
A day-use entry fee is charged on a per vehicle basis.
- Entrance $4 and $.50 per person over 6 people.
Thing to Do
A variety of recreational activities and facilities are available at Roosevelt State Park. Facilities for use include: visitor center, banquet hall, meeting rooms, game room, performing arts & media center, picnic area, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, disc golf, softball field, swimming pool and water slide, tennis courts, and nature trails. Fishing, boating, and water skiing are available on Shadow Lake, a 150 acre fresh water lake.
Click on the below links for additional information.
- Alfreda - Harris Lodge: Visitor Center, Banquet Hall, Meeting Rooms, Game Room, and Souvenir Shop
Park Photo Albums
Photo albums include pictures of park amenities and facilities.
Camping and Lodging
There are several options when it comes to staying overnight. The park offers 109 RV campsites, primitive tent sites, 15 vacation cabins, motel, and a group camp facility. These facilities are located in wooded areas with views of Shadow Lake.
Reservations are encouraged. Reservations can be made by calling the park at 601-732-6316 or by online reservations. Our online reservation system is hosted by Reserve America.
Click on the below links for additional information.
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Fourth of July Celebration: July 4, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Roosevelt State Park will host a Fireworks Show and a 75th Birthday Celebration of the Park. The event is sponsored by Friends of Roosevelt State Park. There will be musical entertainment, a boat parade, arts and crafts, and food vendors. A fireworks show will begin at 8:00 p.m.
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Canton Flea Market held on the second Thursday (45 minutes from Roosevelt State Park)
Area Attractions
The following attractions are located within a short drive of Roosevelt State Park. The park staff will be happy to provide you with directions.
- Bienville National Forest
- Shockaloe Riding Trails - 26 miles of hiking and horseback riding trails
- Bienville Wildlife Management Area
- Caney Creek Wildlife Management Area
- Tallahala Wildlife Management Area
- Jackson International Airport
- Ross Barnett Reservoir
- Lazy Acres Plantation (Chunky)
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Neduro's Spring Bike Maintenance and Setup Guide
'Tis the season when our minds turn to the road less traveled, to sunny days and miles of exploring and experiencing all the reasons we frequent this site first hand, instead of through zeros and ones.
Beyond dragging crusty old faithful out of the garage, throwing fresh gas at her, and calling the operation a success when she starts, there are a few things that need to be done with some frequency, and I thought I'd offer a sort of checklist of things to consider.
This is generic advice not specific to any single model, you get what you pay for, your mileage may vary, investments may be worth less as well as more, blah blah blah. Use your head.
What I intend here is a checklist, not a complete "how to" for everything you ever would want to do on a bike. If one of these jobs is confusing or you want to do a tutorial or whatever, by all means ask, and start a thread which we can link back here as appropriate.
Your bike should be clean. Working on dirty things is a great way to shorten their life and your temper.
Let's start at the front of the bike and work back.
1) Wheel bearings. With the front brake off, grab the front wheel between the forks and try to move it toward either fork tube. (or for the rear wheel, first between the swingarm and then test the swingarm for play). Front to back can give a false read on fork bushing play, we'll get to that. For now, you want to know if your bearings are good. If the wheel moves side to side, you need new bearings. Break out the hammer and drift. Get your bearings and seals from an industrial bearing supply place, unless you like paying 5x the normal cost.
2) A complete checkup on brake pads, pins, and so on. Creeper already did a great job of this here, so I'm not going to reiterate. You should definitely change your brake fluid every spring, and probably multiple times per season. You should definitely completely disassemble and clean to make sure that these components will work as designed when you most need them.
3) Forks. At a minimum, you're going to put fresh fork oil in, the procedure is covered fairly generally here. Even if you don't have that many hours of riding on the oil, condensation will ruin things by rusting them, get fresh oil in there. On some of the japanese forks, you'll be amazed at the gunk that pours out, I changed my XR's suspension oil and engine oil at equal intervals, usually dictated by the former.
In addition, you want to make sure they are properly aligned and don't have excessive stiction. The first (and easiest method) is to push down on the bars without holding the brake. It should be possible to get a very small motion with a small amount of force. If not, your bike rides like shit and deflects where it shouldn't, and you need to fix that.
If you have to push hard, and the smallest motion you can get is a big one, quantify the problem by measuring from a fixed point on one half of the fork to a fixed point on the other half. First, pull up and let the bike settle to the resting point. Then, push down and let the bike rise to the resting point. The difference between the measurements shouldn't be more than a few millimeters, if it is, take everything apart, try to find the source, and reassemble carefully until the problem goes away.
Some older KTM forks (03 USD WP's seem to be bad this way) have a lot of stiction that it's hard to get rid of... now you know why it's hard to hold a line through the rock garden. :deal
4) Triples/ steering head. The slightest imperfection in steering head bearings plays hell with the handling of your bike. I've replaced lots of sets of races on fairly new bikes, because the tiniest bit of notchiness or stiffness ruins the ability of the bike to stay on line. At a minimum, you're going to grease after careful inspection. At a maximum, you're going to replace. Laramie LC4 did a good thread here which is focused on LC4's, but the advice applies to anything.
Some advice on tensioning the steering head upon reassembly- my rule is that it should be as tight as it can be, that the forks still fall to one side from center with no wheel. This isn't real scientific, but it's worked for me, so that's what you get. :D
On USD forks, be very careful with how tight you run the lower triple bolts. My experience (on KTM's) is that overtorquing these can result in decreased suspension performance, so I run the uppers at torque spec and the lowers tight enough that I don't think the bolts will fall out, and very evenly tensioned between bolts. On RWU forks go as tight as your conscience allows. :lol3
5) Controls: I could write a book on this topic, so I'll try to keep it short here.
- Replace grips. Worn grips suck, use a lot of energy, and cause blisters and discomfort. I love the black Domino grips sold by KTM, just the right diameter and enough cush, but whatever you prefer, no grip glue, but 4 pulls of safety wire to lock them in place.
- Replace throttle cables. You are not saving money by waiting until the bike breaks in the middle of nowhere to maintain these things. New cables give light control feel, which is hugely important by the end of a long day. New cables will not strand you. I run them dry, always, to avoid attracting dirt.
Further, on 4-strokes which generally have a push and pull cable, I take the push cable out and set it on a pile to reinstall for the next owner. It's a lawyer piece as far as I can tell, by always keeping fresh cables in (several times a year in my case) I'm not worried about the cable jamming, and it makes the pull lighter still.
- Here's another hot tip: On the throttle side, put a fender washer under your bark buster, to prevent dirt being shoved inside the throttle tube in the event of a drop.
- Replace clutch cable or fluid, however your bike is equipped. Take the lever assembly apart while you're at it and clean everything up, and run it with just a hair of lube so that it's smooth but won't attract dirt. If your fluid comes out yucky or stinky or laden with metallic particles, find the cause of the problem and fix it now, while you have time to order parts.
- For those who run a Scott's damper- have you ever changed the fluid? Yeah, me neither until the seal blew and I had to get a bullet tool and seals... it's not a hard job, it doesn't cost much, and the damper works much better with fluid that is less than 1.2 million hours old.
- This is also a good time to loctite and antiseize everything in the control area. My rule of thumb is: If it'd hurt if it fell out, Loctite (bar mounts, etc). If it is ferrous going into non-ferrous and it would be an inconvenience if it fell out, antiseize. If it is ferrous into ferrous and would inconvenience if it fell out, grease. Everything gets something.
- While you've got everything in the dash apart, have a look at your wiring loom. Address any obvious chafing issues. Look for improved routing possibilities. Make sure that nothing gets fouled at either steering lock. Di-electric grease any unsealed connectors (and sealed ones if you feel like it). Generally, spend an hour making yourself useful on tasks that you couldn't name, these are things that will eventually bite you.
OK, real work beckons. Another installment soon.
Good stuff. As always, it's appreciated. :freaky
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Great advice, man. I just checked my swing arm yesterday, time consuming but well worth it.
And what's the 'trick' with the zip tie on the brake lever? A secret setup? :eek1
Fess up :wink:
1) I didn't get around to it yet.
2) It's a good way to finish bleeding brakes.
3) Did you also notice the new bike doesn't have a fender washer installed yet? I may as well get that out right now...
thanks for the thread, and especially for including the links.:1drink
:lurk...great info!!
Thanks Ned!
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This should go straight to Sticky and to Hall of Wisdom.
Where's a mod when you need one :D
6) Round things: Skinner Pm'd an excellent suggestion, check spoke tension. Do this by 'dinging' a screwdriver or wrench off every spoke in the wheel, and tightening those that 'thud' instead of 'ding' after you've made a trip around the wheel and taped the spokes that are loose (to look for a pattern, if they all relate somehow there may be a bigger issue at play). Even pitch everywhere is the key, small adjustments are the key. Often you'll find a spoke or two that the nipple has somehow lost like 10 turns, just tightening it back up will make your wheel much stronger.
Now is also a good time to install new tires, if you've been putting it off. I know those knobs have 1/8" of hardened, rounded old rubber left, but believe me, it'll work a lot better with the full 3/8" and sharp edges to boot. KLR guys, you listening? :lol3
7) Remove the tank and seat and as much plastic as is easy. Clean aggressively, a pressure washer can help if used with care, as can a bunch of WD-40 sprayed on everything and then blown off with air and wiped with shop rags.
Look for cracks (in anything, frame, tubing, etc), chafing of wires, misrouted or kinked cables, worn radiators or radiator hoses, airbox boot cracks, loose fasteners or hoseclamps, in general, just take your time and inspect everything while you've got it apart and are cleaning. Dielectric grease on all connections. My general rule is that if I see shiny spots, I try to understand what's happening there. If I see non-dirt-grit, I try to figure out where it's coming from. If I see dirt collecting on something, I figure out what the leak is. Your choices are to do it now, or when it strands you. :dunno
8) Engine: an engine oil and filter change goes without saying, as does a check of valve clearance. New coolant is a good idea too, and if your motor has any weak points you haven't addressed (KLR Doohickey, whatever) you may as well do it now, before you're riding the thing all the time.
This is also a good time to inspect the plug, plug wiring and so on. Obviously, look at the carb and check for vent lines that are hardened or kinked, any leakage issues, and if the engine runs rough, you may want to disassemble and clean the carb and all associated jets and passages, as well as throwing a new spark plug at it. If you've had your tank on and off a bunch, replace the fuel line, all those times being pulled and pried and grabbed aren't doing it any good.
In general, people pay the most attention to their engine so I won't belabor the point.
9) Swingarm pivot and linkage (if equipped). I know you've been putting this off, so have I. :deal Worn or sticky bearings will do more damage to your suspension action than any amount of suspension tuning can fix. If things are gritty or rusty, get out that hammer and drift and start replacing. As usual, Creeper's been here and done a great job for the LC4, his guide is relevant to anything.
10) Drive: Inspect sprockets for any hooking or wear, and the chain for stretch by pulling back on the rear side of the sprocket. If it comes up off the sprocket more than a tiny bit, break out the Visa and get new stuff coming. Again, getting the last 1000 miles out of these components comes at the risk of being stranded or holing your cases or etc, and that's not ultimately cheaper. Replace as a set, and there's very little reason to run aluminum in the rear, steel is cheap and lasts a lot longer.
11) Clean or replace the air filter. I'm a big fan of the No toil line of products for foam elements, also sold as Pro Honda and Kawasaki. Use really hot water if you are using these products for the best results.
While you're at it, clean your airbox top to bottom, inside and out, for a few reasons. First, it will help you identify if there's a leak anywhere. Second, it will minimize the chance of dropping sand into the intake tract when you're doing that hurried pre-ride filter change later in the season. Third, the rest of the bike is now clean, and you're going to leave that oily mess? :deal
12) Shock: If you haven't had the oil replaced in a while, it really does have a life expectancy of less than the rest of the bike, and you really would be well advised to do it. Call around for a local suspension guy, almost every town has one, who can throw fresh oil and nitrogen in there, and may cut you a good deal on some revalving while he's at it. You will never be sorry for money spent on suspension.
After reassembly, check your sag. Millimeters count, so it's worth paying attention to with some frequency as you change the load on your bike, you've been working out all winter and lost 20 lbs, etc.
13) Before you put the seat back on, evaluate your toolkit. Refresh the supply of zip ties and duct tape, patches and CO2 canisters, and look at some of the great tips in this thread. Inspect your spare tube for chafed holes (or throwing the bad one under there and forgetting, DAMHIK).
14) Replace any worn fasteners as you reassemble. Worn bolt heads, stripped allen and phillips head screws, cheesy OEM hardware in whatever location- these are the stuff of nightmares when you have a small issue just before darkness falls on the trail. $5 spent at the hardware store will do wonders for ease of working on the bike.
Remember, as you work on this bike, it's going to take you places you can only dream of, and potentially, also only dream of hiking out of. Either it goes back together capital R Right, or it's wrong and you should redo it. Shortcuts in wrenching rarely lead to somewhere pretty, unlike on the road.
I urge replacing things because it's cheap relative to the alternative. A bunch of fasteners, a fuel line, chain and sprockets, a throttle cable and a few other odds and ends add up to less than the cost of a weekend of riding, and so many people are frustrated when they finally get the time to go and the bike lets them down. New bikes are no exception, I go through everything with anti-seize, loctite, and grease before I even ride it.
Reassemble, and then sit back with a beer where you can see the bike in your garage. I'm serious about this. Does everything look right? I've found lots of things I forgot in the heat of the moment by just letting my attention rest on the bike in general rather than any one part in particular.
OK, what did I miss! :deal
Good stuff!
Thanks for taking the time to put this together ... very timely too, as I'm got some maintenance planned for tomorrow :D
I spend a lot of time using the search button to glom information from this site and your posts come up quite often. This is just another testament to the solid info you selflessly and continually bring to the table.
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According to club documentation reviewed by Pith, the BMCC has granted full membership to Adelaide D. Stevens, the apparent owner of Duly Noted, a Nashville-based greeting card, stationery and imprinting business.
She was sponsored by member James W. Spradley Jr., CEO of Functional Foods Group, maker of the GooGoo Cluster. She was sponsored by D. Mark Wright, president of Show Dog-Universal Music.
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Prior to Stevens' admittance, the club drew sustained fire for its exclusionary membership policies.
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