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College funding plan: Are we being slighted again?
Living in South Texas, it's very hard to fight against the idea that being second in line, or even third, or fourth, is our natural place in life.
There are the minor irritations, such as the first-rate movies that have opened everywhere on the planet months before they make their appearance here. Whether it's fashion trends, entertainment, or economic effects, count on it to appear last in our part of the world.
When the great flood rose around Noah and he floated away in the ark, we probably got about an inch and half in the Coastal Bend. Yes, that was a good thing. But being at the end of the line is not often to our advantage.
Why do we always get the short end of the stick? Now, as Gov. Rick Perry unveils his plan to reform higher education funding, it's hard not to get a persecution complex.
The governor, it can be said, should be commended for focusing on the needs of higher education in Texas.
Higher education institutions in the state have taken hard financial hits in recent years from a budget-strapped Legislature.
With less support from the state, Texas public colleges and universities were allowed to set their own tuition. The result is that families of college students have seen tuition rise 40 percent overall.
Perry's plan would increase higher education spending by $1.7 billion, through state and federal funds. A large part of that would be $362 million more in financial aid.
So far, what's not to like?
There is this: the effect, as it stands, would be to roll back every bit of progress made over the last decades to raise the quality of the universities that serve South Texas and its residents.
That's because the governor's plan means to end the special funding for South Texas universities that is supposed to make up for decades of neglect.
Now, just as Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is trying meet the demand for classroom space, laboratories, instructional resources and graduate degrees to serve its fast-rising enrollment, the governor's plan would freeze the old inequities in place.
The governor's staff told me that Perry can't focus on any one university, that he has to take the big-picture approach and look at the needs of the entire state.
Yes, but the chicken that is going to be the main course at the Sunday dinner has a hard time looking at the big picture because it is his neck that's about to be wrung.
The issue is money that goes under the label of "special item funding" and "institutional enhancement" that South Texas universities receive. This money recognizes that universities such as Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi face huge challenges in opening educational doors for one of the most educationally underserved areas in the nation.
That is why civil rights organizations in 1987 sued the state of Texas, to erase the unequal financing of higher education. While Texans in other areas had several options in four year, professional and graduate schools, South Texas had to make do with under-funded schools with a slim catalogue of courses.
Every year, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has more students than it had before; it is close to outgrowing its island campus. That's because it is doing the mission it was created for. It is providing more higher educational opportunities to a region where Hispanics are predominant and on whose educational prospects the state's future will turn.
For universities in other areas, Perry's plan to reward colleges for increased graduation rates might work. But, in effect, this is funding after the fact. Those students with diplomas are already out the door.
But in South Texas, those students that Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and Texas A&M-Kingsville are planning for are sitting in middle school right now. That's why they need the money to prepare for those students now, not later. Without upfront money, the doors to higher education will get much smaller in this undernourished part of the state.
Perry's office calls the funding that goes to South Texas "earmarks" and "pet projects." Earmarks, as we know from congressional pork-barrel projects, are supposed to be bad things. This is typical for South Texas: We finally get a place at the dinner table and suddenly everyone is accused of gorging.
I hope I am wrong. I hope that when all the numbers are run out, as to the specific financial effects on Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, Texas A&M University-Kingsville and Del Mar College, the aspirations of South Texas families won't go to the end of the line, again.
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Thomas E. Fiedler is dean of Boston University's College of Communication, which he joined in 2008 after a 36-year career as a journalist. During those years Fiedler earned many of journalism's highest honors for his work as an investigative reporter, political columnist, White House correspondent, war correspondent, editorial-page editor and, ultimately, as the executive editor of The Miami Herald.
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Unlike the ideologues that now define the Republican Party - Grover Norquist and Rush Limbaugh chief among them - Jeb Bush understands that to be a successful chief executive you need to work with, and respect, those whose viewpoints differ in the search for the common good. Reagan, also as a former governor, shared that understanding. Sadly, Bush's views may temporarily disqualify him from leadership in the national party.See more
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There is a story - relevant here - that when Franklin D. Roosevelt was campaigning for president in 1932 he delivered a speech in Pittsburgh citing the importance of a balanced budget. After his election, when it became apparent to him that the only way to pull the nation out of the Depression was through massive federal spending, he proposed a budget that required huge deficits well into the future.
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This may amuse Republicans, but history suggests this will be a total waste of time and resources for the Romney campaign and the GOP. Few vice presidents in history have been more gaffe prone than Dan Quayle and, while one could point out that President George H.W. Bush lost his 1992 reelection bid, the deciding issue was Ross Perot and not Quayle. Likewise, a majority of voters in 2004 were close to terrified that something could happen to Bush 43, elevating Dick "Darth" Cheney to the presidency. Yet this very-real concern didn't enable John Kerry to capitalize on it for campaign purposes.
And a final point: Biden may be gaffe prone, but he also can be - and usually is - eloquent and thoughtful. If he goes into a VP debate with low expectations because of the Romney campaign's work, he's apt to emerge the clear victor over Romney's running mate. The strategy that seems so clever today could completely backfire in October, when it can least be afforded.
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Next week will see the campus celebrate the 20th annual Diversity and Inclusion Summit, to be hosted in the University Memorial Center on Nov. 11 and 12. I want to extend a personal invitation to each member of the campus community to attend this important two-day event. This summit raises awareness on the need for our campus to continually transform itself to become more diverse, more welcoming and more inclusive of individuals, communities and ideas.
As we look forward to Veterans Day this Tuesday, Nov. 11, I encourage you to take a moment and consider the debt of gratitude we owe our veterans. Without their service and dedication to our nation, our freedom and liberties would not be as secure as they are today. I cordially invite you to attend the Veteran's Day Commemoration Ceremony in the Folsom Field Stadium Club at 11 a.m. on Veteran's Day.
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Tomas Berdych (3), Czech Republic, def. Tobias Kamke, Germany, 7-5, 6-1.
Daniel Brands, Germany, def. Mikhail Youzhny (8), Russia, 6-4, 6-4.
Nikolay Davydenko, Russia, def. Victor Hanescu, Romania, 6-4, 7-6 (2).
Andreas Seppi (7), Italy, def. Lukas Rosol, Czech Republic, 6-4, 7-6 (4).
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Zach Braff stopped by last night's Late Night with Seth Meyers and talked about the kickstarter program for his latest film 'Wish I Was Here.'
Later, Braff spoke about his musical theater-themed Bar Mitzvah and even re-enacted the event's live action centerpieces, featuring actors dressed as characters from Broadway shows. "Every Bar Mitzvah had to have a theme," explained the 'Bullets Over Broadway' star. "I picked Broadway musicals, which in hindsight at 39 years old, is humiliating!"
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Family Physicians report using a diverse set of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in Obstetrics, Geriatrics, Acute Care, and Family Practice/Pediatrics are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 8 percent and 11 percent. For most people, competency in Family Practice indicates knowledge of Acute Care.
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This is an effective, lotion-y eye makeup remover that, true to claim, easily removes waterproof makeup, including mascara. The numerous mineral ferments this contains reinforces this brand's love of all things mineral but in truth they have little benefit for skin. Instead, the workhorse synthetic ingredients are what's removing your makeup and leaving skin feeling smooth.
Although the formula is fragrance-free, it contains a couple of plants whose fragrant components may be problematic for use so close to the eyes (getting apple or kiwi juice in your eye stings). Without these potential troublemakers, this makeup remover would've earned our highest rating for its effectiveness. As is, it's still worth considering yet, for less money, you can find gentler makeup removers.
Gently dissolve waterproof mascara and long-wearing eye makeup for perfectly clean lids and lashes with no greasy residue. This dual-action formula lifts away impurities without any tugging, pulling or stinging. A unique mineral complex plus naturally derived emollients keep skin moisturized while cucumber soothes the delicate eye area.
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Strengths: Good makeup removers; a few well-formulated powders with SPF; some nice eyeshadows and impressive mascaras; great "100% natural" lipliner; several elegant brush options; not too expensive.
Weaknesses:The mineral makeup has its share of pros and cons and isn't for everyone; several of the loose powder products with shine have a grainy feel and cling poorly; some of the skin care contains problematic ingredients.
Makeup is what this San Francisco-based cosmetics line is primarily about, and they use the pure and natural marketing angle to entice consumers. The self-proclaimed "healthiest, purest makeup in the world" was founded in 1976 by Diane Ranger, who left the company in the early '90s, and is now run by Leslie Blodgett, who appears regularly on QVC and the company's own infomercials to support and demonstrate her products. Blodgett is largely credited with turning the line she began into a $150 million business—no small feat. The products are sold in most Sephora boutiques and Ulta stores, though the full selection of skin-care products is most often found at the Bare Escentuals freestanding stores scattered throughout the United States.
Supporting the company's portrayal as a leader in purity are the corresponding claims that the bareMinerals makeup does not contain fragrance, oil, binders, preservatives, emulsifiers, or any other harmful chemicals. Although this line does have its advantages for someone with sensitive skin, as it turns out, bismuth oxychloride, a major ingredient in the powder formulations, can cause skin irritation, while the other minerals can be drying (Source: www.sciencelab.com/xMSDS-Bismuth_oxychloride-9923103). Regarding bismuth oxychloride, it is interesting to note that bismuth (a metallic element) seldom occurs in nature. Instead, it is a by-product of copper and lead refining, or is manufactured synthetically. Chemically, it's similar to arsenic, a fact you won't see in any advertising for bareMinerals. However, just as cosmetic-grade mineral oil is not identical to the petroleum from which it originated, neither is bismuth oxychloride identical to bismuth. The bismuth oxychloride used in cosmetics is non-toxic, but this background offers a good example of how skewed a company's definition of "natural" can be.
Aside from the health and purity claims, loose powders are as messy as it gets in terms of your vanity (countertop, not ego) and your makeup bag. The powder just gets all over the place, and the very basic packaging does not do much to minimize the mess. Additionally, while there are softer neutral shades, and some fairly exotic shades as well, most are mildly to extremely shiny and make any amount of crepey skin look more so. The face powder does provide some amount of opaque coverage, but the shine and the thickness can be a bit much. The loose powder eyeshadows and blushes apply in a somewhat lighter way, though they still provide significant coverage. Many women ask me about mineral makeup and whether or not it really is better for skin. The answer to that question is "No."
Although most mineral makeup is innocuous, the texture, appearance, and application have difficulties that make it not comparable to today's best liquid or pressed-powder foundations. We agree with bareMinerals' stance that foundation shouldn't look or feel like a mask, nor should there be a line of demarcation where the application stops. However, their foundations are not the only ones able to achieve this, and there is no inherent benefit to this type of foundation over numerous other options.
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$100 D2 Swing Trainer for golfers
It may not look like much but the D2 Swing Trainer is promising to make you a better golfer, according to lots of golf pros (who we promise haven't been paid lots of money by the manufacturer for their endorsement).
It has clever built-in weights that make it hard for the golfer to backswing incorrectly, which means their technique will improve and their shots will get more accurate.
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The ELCA was recognized for technology excellence for the Best Use of Constituent Relationship Management software for the 2013 Churchwide Assembly registration. The Impact Award, given at the Blackbaud Conference for Nonprofits in Washington D.C., honors nonprofits' use of technology to make a positive impact on their mission, constituents and society. Blackbaud, a provider of nonprofit software and services, cited the ELCA for its "streamlined registration process and entry of thousands of new constituents" while saving time and resources by eliminating manual journal entries and moving to electronic meeting materials. More than 2,600 nonprofit professionals participated in the conference.
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NHL free agency a reversal of fortune
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In Edmonton, Oilers general manager Kevin Lowe got a little choked up when he swung the deal for elite defenseman Chris Pronger.
In Toronto, the media has used the term "choke" in a much less complimentary fashion when assessing the work of Maple Leafs GM John Ferguson during the free-agent blizzard of the last week.
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Sewing and Reaping: A Weaver's Tale (Reeva Potoff)
- Dates: January 18, 1991 through April 1, 1991
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December 1990: New York-based artist Reeva Potoff will create a site-specific installation for The Brooklyn Museum's Grand Lobby. Entitled Sewing and Reaping: A Weaver's Tale, it will open January 18 and remain on view through April 1, 1991. The installation incorporates twenty years of Potoff's experience with large-scale projects in which she uses the fragile and transient materials frequently found in nature that have become her trademark. "I have always used nature as a touchstone for my work," explains Potoff. "It has been in turn a reference for my imagery as well as a methodology but most importantly it is a container for my experience. It allows me to work out of that nexus of experience that fuels our lives, that is, our dreams, our drives, and our feelings. In addition, it becomes a pool reflective enough for others to gaze in and see themselves."
The artist will use the Lobby's two existing columns to open up a dialogue of dualities. The right column will be enveloped by pages of the 1911 eleventh edition of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, arranged into a conical shape spanning the height of the Lobby and opening like a calla lily at the ceiling. The book represents something that is simultaneously of value, containing a record of fixed histories of Western civilization, yet it is utterly out of date, with its antiquated scientific and geographic information.
The left column will be encircled by a skirt made of carbon paper, which like the encyclopedia is also of a dual nature. It is at once obsolete in the age of the photocopier and yet the necessary element of every organic compound.
At the back wall, the shape of the columns will be repeated by two forms constructed of tall branches and connected to the columns by transparent netting stretching diagonally through the Lobby. One curtain will be composed of carbon paper and thread, while the opposing veil will contain translucent skeletal remains of large leaves sparsely adorned with color.
The installation's title is derived from a painting by Velázquez entitled The Fable of Arachne (1644-48, the Prado Museum), in which the beautiful weaver Arachne, a mortal, challenges powerful Athena, goddess of arts and crafts. When Arachne loses Athena punishes her by turning her into a spider, so she could forever perfect her craft, spinning her endless webs. Potoff alludes to this morality tale and to the duality of "sewing" or "sowing" and "reaping" to remind us that underneath our successes looms our inevitable downfall.
Potoff graduated from Yale University with an M.F.A. degree, and is an Assistant Professor at Columbia University. Her work has been featured nationally, most recently in Artpark in Lewiston, NY and the Snug Harbor Cultural Center in Staten Island, NY.
The installation, the twenty-fifth in a series of Grand Lobby projects, is organized by Charlotta Kotik, Curator of Contemporary Art, and assisted by Laura Deer Moore, a Curatorial Intern funded by the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund, with additional support provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. The exhibition, and its associated Artist-in-Residence program, is made possible by the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund. Additional exhibition supports is provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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January 1991: The Brooklyn Museum will inaugurate a comprehensive Artist-in-Residence program this January, in conjunction with the Museum's critically acclaimed series of installation art in the Grand Lobby. Each year three artists will be selected to participate in an ambitious series of public programs, which will reach audiences of diverse backgrounds and ages. In formulating the programs, each artist will work closely with the Museum's Education Division and Curator of Contemporary Art, Charlotta Kotik, who directs the Grand Lobby projects along with Assistant Curator Brooke Kamin Rapaport.
The program is a result of a $600,000 grant from the Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund. The gift not only makes it possible for the Museum to continue its site-specific, large-scale project series in the Grand Lobby, but also funds, for the first time, the related Artist-in-Residence program, along with curatorial and education internships and a ten-minute documentary video about the project.
This extensive, pioneering program reflects the Museum's deep commitment to presenting and interpreting contemporary art and will be the subject of extensive evaluation.
The Artist-in-Residence program will begin with New York-based artist Reeva Potoff, whose installation Sewing and Reaping: A Weaver's Tale will be on view in the Grand Lobby January 18 to March 30, 1991.
Potoff will begin her residency with "Meet the Artist," a program designed for youths between the ages of 13 and 18 years. In this program, Potoff will meet with the youths and discuss her career, artistic concerns, and current Grand Lobby installation. "Meet the Artist" will take place on Saturday, January 19, from 2 to 4 p.m. Tickets will be given out at 1:30 p.m. on a first-come, first-served basis.
The program continues on Saturday, January 26, at 3 p.m., with a gallery talk led by Potoff in which she will discuss the creation of Sewing and Reaping: A Weaver's Tale and explain her formal and conceptual concerns. Afterward, the artist will walk through the Museum's extensive collections and highlight aspects that have influenced or inspired her work.
On Saturday, February 9, at 3 p.m., Potoff will participate in a public interview with the Museum's Curator of Contemporary Art, Charlotta Kotik, in "A Conversation with the Artist." The dialogue will examine Potoff's Grand Lobby installation in the broader context of her career and will be accompanied by a slide presentation of her other work.
In addition to the programs held at the Museum, there will be two special visits to Potoff's studio in SoHo. At the studio, the artist will explain her working methods and show some of her works-in-progress, as well as large-scale models of past and future projects. The first studio visit on Saturday, February 23, will be designed for adults, and the second visit on Saturday, March 2, will be open to youths ages 13 to 18. For further information and reservations call the Education Division (718-638-5000, ext. 230).
American Contemporary artist Leon Golub will be the next artist featured in the Artist-in-Residence program. His Grand Lobby installation, Worldwide, will be on view at the Museum April 12 through June 16, 1991. For a schedule of the specific programs and their times, call 718-638-5000, ext. 232.
Brooklyn Museum Archives. Records of the Department of Public Information. Press releases, 1989 - 1994. 01-06/1991, 055-57. View Original 1 . View Original 2 . View Original 3


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Enterprise Unix Roundup: PC-BSD May Be the Next Linux
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With all of the BSD variants available for download, it's easy to incorrectly assume all of them are pure, incompatible forks from each other. Actually, there are more shades of BSD out in the world than just separate forks. One in particular made the news a couple of weeks ago when it was commercially acquired.
The BSD in question is PC-BSD. The company that bought it (for the ubiquitous "undisclosed" terms) is iXsystems, a systems deployment and integrator firm out of San Jose that has pretty strong experience implementing *BSD, Unix and Linux systems for its customer base. So, why, pray tell, did the company up and buy PC-BSD?
The answer may lie in the type of operating system PC-BSD is. Unlike other, incompatible, BSD variants, PC-BSD is completely compatible with its antecedent FreeBSD. It is, for all intents and purposes, a FreeBSD distribution, in much the same way Red Hat or SUSE are Linux distributions. In fact, the similarity runs a bit deeper than that, since PC-BSD has long been designed with business users in mind. Its acquisition only solidifies that commonality.
Currently, PC-BSD is at release 1.2, and is based on FreeBSD 6. Unlike FreeBSD and other BSD variants, which rely on a packages and ports installation solution (similar in many ways to most Unix flavors, including Linux), PC-BSD uses something called PBI an installation approach that contains everything an application needs to be run. Just click on it and off you go. The advantages for newer users are clear: PBIs mean no more dependency hell while trying to install the latest and greatest on your server or workstation.
The other key difference between PC-BSD and its FreeBSD parent is the desktop extensions that enable users to run a KDE desktop interface.
In all other respects and this is key PC-BSD is compatible with FreeBSD, to the degree that you can go into power-user mode and use FreeBSD's ports and packages management system on PC-BSD.
What iXsystems likes about the PC-BSD distribution is that it really is a pretty functional Unix environment with an integrated desktop and an installation system that will not confuse the heck out of Windows users coming over to the operating system for the first time. And with such an operating system in their repertoire, it's pretty clear iXsystems will be able to get PC-BSDand FreeBSDdeployed into more and more commercial environments.
The plan, according to iXsystems, is to start offering commercial-level support for PC-BSD for their customers, which as we all know removes a big potential hurdle for anyone thinking about migrating away from their current supported system, whether it be Windows, Solaris or Linux. And, remember that key point about compatibility: What's good for PC-BSD support will no doubt be good for FreeBSD.
The obvious question is, will this plan work? Early indicators say yes, as long as iXsystems doesn't try to overdo it and try to become the next Red Hat overnight. The PC-BSD development team claims about 100,000 known users, which is a decent-sized user base. FreeBSD's base is likely significantly larger. If iXsystems develops a focused strategy for commercial markets, there's no reason it can't pick up more market share at a steady clip.
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Brian Proffitt is managing editor of JupiterWeb's Linux/Open Source channel, which includes Linux Today, LinuxPlanet, and AllLinuxDevices.


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Michael Hutchinson Returned to Providence with Marty Turco Now in Fold, While Max Sauve Recalled with Benoit Pouliot Hurting
Originally written on NESN.com | Last updated 3/7/12
After watching Marty Turco practice for the first with the Bruins on Wednesday afternoon, coach Claude Julien wasn't sure how long it would take for the veteran to be ready to face NHL competition again. But Julien was pretty certain that the Bruins would not be carrying three goaltenders for long now that Turco had cleared waivers and joined the club. That proved accurate as rookie Michael Hutchinson was returned to Providence Wednesday evening. Hutchinson dressed for two games after being recalled following Tuukka Rask's groin injury on Saturday, but did not appear in either game while backing up Tim...
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Rear Brake Lever Install Help
I ordered a Tourtech rear brake lever with the folding tip. I got the stock lever off and found that the Tourtech one needed the rear hole where the pin goes drilled out a little to get the pin back in. Anyway when I went to put the pin back and then install the brake lever the part that the pin attaches to came out of the little rubber boot. It doesn't appear to want to go back into the rubber boot and stay in place now. It looks like there is grease in there. How do I get this back in there properly?
Hell installing the GPS mount and wiring it up was easier then taking a bolt off the brake pedal and trying to get it back together.
Nothing really holds that rod in except friction with the rubber boot if it is not attached to the brake lever. Just put it back in place and install the connecting pin.
Thanks guys. The bolt that holds the lever on won't go the whole way on now either. I think the threads are screwed up. Everytime I take something off, I have trouble getting it back on for some reason.
Got it all back together, hopefully correctly. Went out and bought a tap and die kit and that was the trick. I tightened it up to the specified tourque but had to loosen it up so the brake lever would return. Will ride it on Sunday to see if everything is fine. There is a little left and right play in the lever, is that normal?
Im getting ready to switch over to the TT rear brake lever also. After a quick look at the stock lever, how do you get that spring off to remove the lever?
I think it will come off when you unbolt it. I just went out and looked at mine and I don't recall anything giving me a problem except the threads in the bolt hole.
No, the play is from bike side to away from the bike. Haven't had any issues since the install and it has gotten bounced around some off road, so I'm guessing it isn't going anywhere soon!
Last night I wanted to install my Touratech folding rear brake lever (which had been on backorder for weeks with my dealer) and it just didn't look like it was going to be right...
My bike if a 2013 (if that makes a difference) F800GS and the stock foot brake lever curves above the foot peg and down to where you step on it. The Touratech appears (unless I've REALLY screwed up) to curve BELOW the foot peg and then back up to where you step on it.
This doesn't look right and it seems that the foot brake arm would now be the lowest part on that side of the bike and the most likely to touch the ground first when heeled over in a tight turn.
Is this the way it's supposed to be? Or did I end up with the wrong part or something?
Charlie, as I said on the other board, that's not the Touratech lever I have. Mine is: http://www.touratech-usa.com/Store/2...GS-F650GS-Twin
And it does go UNDER the foot peg. I don't like that at all as it'll be the first thing that hits ground in a hard leaning corner. When my dealer reopens after the Easter holiday I think I will return it and try to find another option.
Ah, I see. The picture I posted was the folding adjustable one.
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For the cost is should come with a high definition video for the install.
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