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In my non expert experience, you do whatever you have to do to have him sleep (hold him, etc.). For my LO, tylenol plus Vicks baby vapo rub on his feet and chest help, and I often have to spend a LONG time rocking and holding him til he is feeling better. DS has always gone back to his normal sleep trained pattern/routine when healthy.
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I am watching him to see if he starts showing signs of it being an ear infection. It doesn't seem that way right now, but it won't surprise me if he gets one while the cold runs its course. My doctor had said no about vicks... it seems like there's so much controversy about how to treat a cold! I wish there was more I knew I could do.
Last night was a mess. He slept in his crib 7:35-8:10pm, then woke and cried. I left him five minutes and then brought him into bed with me and just turned off my lights even though it was super early. He fell asleep there snuggling me, but he was up again crying an hour later. This continued over and over again. Each time he woke he was upset and restless and just couldn't find a comfortable spot. In addition to the congestion, he seems to have a lot of phlegm in his throat that he kept choking on, so he kept waking up coughing and trying to breathe and swallow. Around 11:30pm, after about 45 minutes of trying to get him back to sleep, we moved him back to his crib. He cried for a few minutes and then got quiet, but then he stayed in his crib until he woke around 5:45am. He still woke up and cried every hour, but he never cried more than five minutes and would fall back asleep. When he woke at 5:45 I knew he needed more sleep, so I went in and sat in the glider and rocked him and he slept on me for another hour. TS yesterday was like 9 hours! My poor baby! :( And ONS last night was about 9 hours, too.
I'm not sure what to expect today or what to do with WTs or anything. I think I'll plan to PD 15 minutes early, and maybe even earlier if he's showing that he's super tired. The hard thing is that I can't just hold him for naps too, because I have ODD and can't neglect her. It's going to be an interesting day...
Kate, mommy to Hannah 8.22.08, Dakota, 4.2.11, and Beckett, 12.23.12
Awww, Kate, that is so rough. I'm sorry!! Sick babies are so so sad. And I imagine it's especially tough with another child around to care for (I will be finding this out soon enough!).
We did/do use the baby Vicks and it does seem to help. When DD was a baby we'd just do it on neck/chest/feet, but now that she's older we slather it right under her nose just like we'd do for ourselves. We are kind of Vicks addicts in this house (-;
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Georgia (5.9.09) and Lydia (4.26.12)
He is totally sleeping in the rock and play sleeper tonight, at 10 months old. I got a record 50 minute nap in it today. Ha! He's strapped in... I just hope he doesn't fall out?
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(Melbourne, Victoria, Australia – March 3rd 2015)
Hi folks,
I hope you are all well – and I'm sorry it's taken me so long to post a first message for this year.
I must say that everything is going great for me at the moment. My new album 'Restless Years' has been out here in Australia since late January, and the reception to it from journalists, critics, music business people, musicians and fans has been totally positive. It's out on the Fanfare Records label and hit the top 40 in the first week of release, marking my first appearance back in the Aussie Album Charts for quite a while.
Next we are planning to release the album in the UK and my record label there, Demon, will schedule the release for sometime this summer. They are planning a special pack for the sleeve, and this release will be co-ordinated with a major UK tour during September and October. Needless to say I'm really looking forward to returning to see all my British fans. Dates and ticket details should be up on the 'Live News' page soon, and I guarantee you'll hear about it first right here.
Back to Australia, and we are right in the middle of the 'Restless Years' tour. I'm currently in Victoria, after performing sold out concerts throughout South Australia (Port Lincoln, Whyalla, Port Pirie, Adelaide and Mount Gambier), then Western Australia (Albany, Bunbury, and Mundaring Weir in Perth). Just last week we've been in Warrugal, Tumbarumba (nr. Wagga Wagga), Sale, Bendigo and Albury. Now we play Warnambool on Wednesday (tomorrow), Ballarat on Thursday, Melbourne on Friday, and Geelong on Saturday. Next week we go to New South Wales, Canberra (Capital Territory), Darwin (in the Northern Territory) and Queensland, and the whole tour ends up on Sunday 12th April in Hobart, Tasmania. It'll be my biggest Australian tour yet with 30 dates in all.
Phew, now I'm getting exhausted just thinking about it!
But it's all going stunningly well. My fabulous band here: Bill Risby (keys), Mitch Cairns (bass), Danny Spencer (guitars), and Adrian Violi (drums) are all a joy to work with, and the standard of musicianship going on amongst these guys is as good as I've ever experienced, real class. Mitch, Bill, and Danny also played on the 'Restless Years' album, of course.
We are playing long (2+ hr) shows, and I make sure every night to come out and spend time signing stuff and being photographed with the fans, so these are long days on road, but we all seem to be coping very well, especially the old bloke in front!
At the start of the year I had a nice little journey with the UK band to Asia to play two concerts in Singapore (Jan 17th) and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Jan 20th). This trip turned out to be a fantastic surprise because, though I'd met plenty of people from there before who were Leo fans, I had no idea I was so popular. My shows turned out to be packed to the rafters and everybody sang and danced along like on a home gig. In between times me and the band (Ronnie Johnson, Dave Troke, Elliot Henshaw and Rob Taggart) were honoured visitors to British consulate parties, and went on many VIP trips. It was all a wonderful experience and I must say a big thanks to The British Theatre Playhouse for putting on the shows. Special mentions go to Cecilia Long Faulkner and Nicholas Pinder for everything they did for us, and I can't wait to go back!
And thank you all for your kind mentions regarding 'Restless Years'. I really hope you all enjoy listening to it as much as I had fun creating it. We will make sure it becomes available all over the world eventually, as I'm really proud of this record.
Come and see us on the Australian tour if you are down here, there are still some tickets available. To see the dates, or book tickets, go to the Live News page now.
So here's wishing you all a Beautiful Year. It's one that for me looks like it's gonna be a very "Restless Year" indeed…
See you soon!
This is the new look 'leo sayer.com' – the official website and home of all things "leo", so if it's your first visit, here's a few guidelines.
I think a website is like a virtual "world", an entirely new home, an exhibition in the ether, and a different (and maybe fresh) way of looking at a life or career – well anyway, that's the theory behind 'leo's room".
Run your mouse or curser across the home page and you'll see you can instantly locate various categories of the site by clicking and selecting highlighted images or icons.
These categories are also listed on top of the room, and here's more on them:
News. You'll find up to the moment news of my activities and my latest message to you on the news page.
Messages. The message page works much like before – here I invite you to send me a message, ask me questions, or create a forum or topic for discussion. Please keep your posts limited to one person per posting name. It's not intended as a conversation page between friends – it's a discussion group, so please when replying to a post, stick to the discussion topics. The site is monitored by the website facilitators (not only me) and we will remove multi posters who use more than one log in name, and all those who profess or pretend, incorrectly, to be the site moderators. Furthermore, we will not tolerate rudeness, offensive language, insults or bad manners, so if you want your message to be shown, you must adhere to these rules.
I will endeavour to reply to as many of your questions as frequently as I can.
Live news. This now has it's own section too – with details of upcoming concerts and appearances.
Audio player. Here you can listen to tracks on the media player. This features a personal selection various tracks from the archives or recent live material, which will be updated from time to time.
Biography (The Story So Far). This has been carried over from the last edition of the site, and has the entire story of my life and career, with accompanying pictures.
Discography. It's all new and details the hits and chart positions of my albums and singles in the U.K., the U.S.A., and Australia, also the territories they were released in.
Lyrics. Some of you may remember these pages from before, so I've brought 'em back and brought them up to date – all the lyrics of every album and single track released are shown here.
Photographs. Here's a new style gallery in an easily navigable format. It's split into two categories: My career, and Recent Activities. I'll be up dating these with new pics galleries from time to time.
Press Articles. I've been collecting these for some time, so I thought it'd be cool to share some of these with you. They run all the way from 1972 to the present day, telling my story from various other perspectives.
Store. Coming soon… Here there'll be a chance to purchase merchandise like T-shirts, caps and other 'leo' branded items, and buy CD's and DVD's. We'll supply and ship internationally from this site, so look out for this to be up and running soon.
Links. Here you can find other points of contact, for professional enquiries, bookings and such like. Also here are some of my favourite sites to visit, and the home sites of many of my favourite musicians and work colleagues.
I do hope you all enjoy the new pages and generally have fun with the material here.
"leosayer.com" has a truly international fan base, so I hope that the content here applies to all of you.
I can only apologise that if some of my releases are unknown to you, this is because they have not been made available worldwide. It's just the way this business is, I'm afraid. Some territories don't agree in taste with the other ones, but thanks to the web, the world is getting smaller and most of my releases can be found on the internet or by downloading, which I think is great.
Okay, that's about it for now. Keep watching this page for further developments 'cos the 'Show" is definitely still going on.
All the best….


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Wish not so much to live long as to live well.
I was born and raised in the suburbs of Philly. After graduating HS I have been lucky enough to have lived in Alabama, Indiana, Florida, Colorado and now Georgia. I bought a home in the East Atlanta area in October and moved down from Marietta, so I am looking forward to being able to spend more time downtown and enjoying the patios this Spring and Summer with friends. I much prefer a good pub where you don't have to shout to be heard, and enjoying the sun than the club scene. I can usually be found around the East Atlanta Village, Grant Park, Little 5, and Virginia Highlands. I like Pina Colodas... getting caught in the rain... not into Yoga (but could give it a shot if the right person asked me to). If you recognize those lyrics... that is a plus. I like to see the humorous side to life when I can, which is almost all the time... My Yankee upbringing gives me a wry, teasing kind of humor. My friends and I tend to joke and tease each other. You have to be pretty fast and be able to laugh at yourself and me around us. I try to live in a healthy way... ok maybe hot wings, pizza and chili dogs are not the healthiest... but they taste good and I am still in good shape. I have the doctors note to prove it. I love the outdoors; hiking, camping, golf, climbing, going for a drive with the top down, being on the beach or on a boat are all ways I love to spend my time. I am a live entertainment designer and tech. I am currently the Lighting Director for a high profile nonprofit here in Atlanta. I have worked in most venues in town and many across the country on many different kinds of shows. I used to travel for much of the year and have been working the past few years to be in a place where I can settle down, although I didn't slow down. I just gave up the hotels and airplanes. Full disclosure... I am a lousy dancer, always willing to give it a shot though. I am a good cook, I cannot bake desserts to save my life though, brownie mix and cookies is about the best I do. If it is the weekend and I am about to mow the yard I am probably not going to shave. I try to keep presentable, but it is not the main focus of my life. Plus I have unruly hair with a cowlick that is uncontrollable. If I am not in a polo and khakis for work then I am in jeans and a tee for everyday running around. Once it is warm enough I will choose flip flops over anything else when I can get away with it. I am pretty laid back and like to goof around. I am an old school type of man. I was raised in a home with John Wayne, Hemingway, and Bogart being iconic figures. I was raised to be sincere, and I am a romantic at heart. I was taught to be honest, hard working, self reliant, and persistent. I like to be able to build and fix almost anything. I dream of fixing up an old boat and an old house. I am the guy who friends call when they need help or advice on projects. I have been divorced for six years now. Someone who wants to have kids is important to me. I would like to find that relationship where we can be free, open, and honest with each other. I am looking for the lady who I can snuggle up with on a rainy day, sit on a patio and chat with on a sunny day, and is willing to make the occasional sand castle on the beach. If you like the idea of intelligent conversation, back/foot massages, a travel companion, someone who is not afraid to hold your purse, will hold your hand in the store, a set of shoulders to cry on, someone to trim the Christmas tree with, and will treat you with respect and care, then I am your man.
Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Billiards / Pool, Bowling, Football, Golf, Other types of exercise, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I like Birds, Cats, Fish, Horses
I have a eleven year old mixed rescue named Lori. She is a sweet, shedding, pushy laphound.
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Local: Little 5, East Atlanta, Grant Park, Ru San's, Fellini's Pizza, Wild Wing Cafe, and any good local pub. Travel: Philly PA, New York NY, Destin FL, Tampa FL, Denver CO, Chattanooga TN... anywhere with a nice beach.
Troy University, Troy, AL
Jimmy Buffet, Sinatra, Beastie Boys, Johnny Cash... If it is good I will listen to it. TV... West wing, Dr. Who, Newsroom, The Voice, How I Met Your Mother, Deadliest Catch, Mythbusters, The Great Race, Top Gear, Family Guy or Robot Chicken.
Hiking, Rock Climbing, Camping, Boating, Going to concerts, Going to see one of the pro teams play. Seeing a exhibit at the High Museum. Going out for a good play. Walking my dog around a park or up Kennesaw Mountain.
I just finished "The Girl Who Played with Fire". Just started "On the Road" by Kerouac.
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Inflammation The Wonder Spice Solution Healing Power of Curcumin (Paperback)
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Nearly every major illness can be linked to a common contributorinflammation. If we can ease chronic, internal inflammation, we can help prevent and treat cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer's, and more. There is amazing research available on the anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects of curcumin, the active compound in the spice turmeric. Natural health veteran Terry Lemerond has traveled extensively to uncover the true healing power of curcumin. He shares exciting new research from India, as well as scientific validation from M.D. Anderson Cancer Center and other prestigious research centers in the United States. Lemerond shows readers how to ease inflammation, alleviate pain, and boost immunity.


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Pedestrian Struck and Killed in Queens
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Last Updated: September 22, 2013 10:57 am
NEW YORK— The NYPD says a pedestrian has died at a hospital after she was struck by a vehicle while crossing a street in Queens.
Police say the driver left the scene after hitting the woman at around 10:20 p.m. Saturday at Queens Boulevard and 71st Avenue.
The woman died later at North Shore University Hospital.
Police identified the victim as 58-year-old Nisath Hossain of Queens.
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Strawberry Patch Cardigan
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: Chest (buttoned) 28 (30)" Length 15 (16)" Sleeve width at upper arm 12 (14) inches
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Rib Row 1: *K1, p1; rep from *, end k1.
Rib Row 2: *P1, k1; rep from *, end p1.
Rep last 2 rows until piece measures 2" from beg, inc 1 st on last row-64 (68) sts.
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Beg chart: Next Row (RS) K34 (38) MC, place marker (pm), work 27 sts of chart Row 1, pm, k3 MC.
Working sts before and after markers with MC in St st, work through chart Row 31.
With MC only, beg with a p row and work 15 rows in St st.
Beg chart: Next Row (RS) K3 MC, pm, work 27 sts of chart Row 1, pm, k34 (38) MC.
Work through chart Row 31 as before, working all other sts in MC.
With MC only, work even until piece measures 15 (16)" from beg.
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Work to top of chart as before.
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Bind off all sts.
Cast on, work rib and inc 1 st as for left front.
Change to larger needles and beg with a k row, work 4 rows in St st.
Beg chart: Next Row (RS) K2 (4) MC, pm, work 27 sts of chart Row 1, pm, k3 MC.
Work to top of chart as before.
With MC only, work in St st until piece measures 13 (14)" from beg, end with a WS row.
Shape neck as for left front, reversing shaping by binding off on RS rows.
When piece measures same as back to shoulder, bind off all sts.
With smaller needles and MC, cast on 31 (33) sts.
Work rib Rows 1-2 as for back, inc 4 sts on last row-35 (37) sts.
Change to larger needles and beg with a k row, work in St st, AT SAME TIME, inc 1 st each side every 4th row 0 (3) times, every 6th row 10 times-55 (63) sts.
Work even until sleeve measures 13 (14)" from beg.
Bind off all sts.
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Neckband: With RS facing, smaller needles and MC, pick up and k61 (65) sts evenly around neck edge.
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Hmmm...looking at both of 'em, your flamers are cool looking, but Light's worms are really cute...
I'd like to see him work on 'em more, now that I think about it.
BTW, the topic was "a gathering"...and Mike appeared to be rather spectacularly drunk. Talking to pink lephuims and all...


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Another G/S on the road
Hey! I've been taking up valuable screen space by starting a new thread every time I run in to some problem with my G/S project. I'm likely to have more questions so I'm making this thread to keep it all in one place.
For a little history....
I started riding about 5 years ago. At the time I was in the Coast Guard and stationed on an island off the coast of Alaska. We averaged over 100" of a rain a year so for my first 2 years of riding it was ALWAYS wet. My first bike was this '84 KDX200. It barely ran when I got it but after minor tuning it scared the hell outta me.
Then I saw Easy Rider......yeah, I'm one of the guys that got into riding because of that movie. I didn't have a ton of money, but I ended up getting this '99 Vulcan 750 shipped up from Oregon for $3k. not bad!
I decided that when I got out of the CG I would ride my bike back home from Alaska to Georgia. The island I was on had 13 miles of paved road and the highest speed limit on the island was 45. The first time I ever had a motorcycle at 60mph for more than 10 seconds was when I got off the ferry in British Columbia on my ride home. Not a bad start to touring.
I slept in the woods for most of the trip home(power lines or next to radio towers) and decided I'd be better off with a more offroady bike if I wanted to avoid hotels or campgrounds. I'm cheap. I picked up a KLR. I had it for about a year, and 23,000 miles, before a little old lady pulled out in front of me. Here's my KLR.
I flew over the lady's hood, cracked my tibia on my handlebar enroute and dislocated my right shoulder upon my return to Mother Earth. I owe my armored jacket for the fact that I hit the pavement at 40mph and didn't break a bone. Now, I also wear full knee/shin pads every time I ride. Since I don't drive(my bug is still not running, 1 project at a time!) that's every day.
I got out of the hospital, got a hefty settlement from the insurance and bought a Harley Sportster.
Big mistake. I rode it on a trip to Mexico and it didn't do too well. It weighs almost 600 pounds. I was bottoming out the suspension on the highways and I was scared to ride it in the woods to find a campsite. Also, it drew waaaay too much attention for my liking in rural Mexico. It's a gorgeous bike, I've sat on the back porch just to stare at it, but it doesn't suit the type of riding I want to do.
That brings me up to about a month and a half ago when I found this
'85 r80G/S.
Last week it looked like this.....
edit: now it looks like this.
Thanks for the pic, Blaine :wave
So far I've.....
DR650 fork (SS brake cable, Gold Valves, Eibach springs, SuperBrace, Fork Skins)
Rifle Roadster fairing, PD chin fairing, side covers
Pelican dashboard (TrailTech Vapor, 12v outlet)
Enduralast alternator, Valeo starter, points ignition
Hella FF-50 driving lights, new headlight bucket, new turn signals, LED running light, ATC type fuses
highway pegs, lowered footpegs, extended rear brake lever
HPN tank
Russell Saddle, good bye 70's-era shag-carpet-orange seat, hello 21st century!
gearbox rebuild, higher 5th, circlip
Ohlin's rear shock
Brown sidestand
Leather tank/fork bags alt cover bin, Kathy's Tube Stash, Pelican trunk
Jesse boxes w/ compartment & homemade racks
diamond plate bash guard
Wider footpegs with lowering brackets
now all I want to do is......
WP4860 front end with an Emig Racing 38mm offset triples a spare 17" motard rim and a steering damper :D
Omega Pistons
shaved r65 block
Shindy Master Cylinder/Brake lever
Motion Pro Clutch & cable
CC Products valve covers from SanJose BMW
HPN style frame bracing
adjust Russell seat/ recover in leather
mast step highway pegs
lower 1st gear
Mount r1100s tank along with new seat and sub frame and tank bag
I'd appreciate any suggestions!
Right on, bro!
I had that same trip in mind, but mide got amended by time and a desire to ride more off-road.
You've got a great list going there...lots of things to improve on the basic g/s design. I'd add proper skidplates on the oil pan and centerstand. I'd also leave off the HPN tank. That thing is huge, and after reading about people doing RTW, very few people even NEEDED that size tank. Go for a regular airhead GS tank. It gives you a range of around 200+ depending on terrain.
DR forks...cool idea :evil
Oh yeah...the BEST thing I did for safety on my bike was adding a
Stebel air horn really gets people's attention. They think I'm an 18 wheeler. I can guarantee it has saved me from bad situations more than a few times...
I suggest you give me your bike. NICE!! :thumb
Lemme know...
I did a very similar trip back in '03. I had an XR650L and my buddy rode a KLR. Made it from Nashville, TN to the Panama Canal. Ended up shipping our bikes back from San Jose, Costa Rica (that due to my buddy having a nice spill in the highlands)
Tierra del Fuego was the original goal but the trip ended up costing us a bit more than we initially anticipated.
PM me if you ever need suggestions, tips, things to avoid, etc.
Good luck. Nice bike
sounds like the perfect and complete transition. Hardley Ableson -> airhead G/S.
Nice bike indeed. Should be rock solid by the time you're done giving it a good once over.
Good on ya, and thassa good bike.... well done!
Mine's exactly the same year and model. Cool. :thumb
Looking forward to your long journey before you even get to your long journey.
I somehow managed to post this twice. And I was trying to REDUCE the number of threads I made. Anyways, here's a pic of the fairing....and me showing off.......
sounds like youve done your homework. Nice bike, man... I'm someday going to own one...Love the progression of rides,, as well.
You wont hate yourself if you kick down for heated grips, and a set of bashguards.
Just be safe - I've heard a probably apocryphal statistic that said most people crash a few years and a few thousand miles into their riding career. Takes a hair longer for judgment to catch up with skill, but it proves youre really riding, anyway.
Glad you got it out of the way,and got back on one.
While you have things apart would be an excellent time to get inside of the transmission and find out if you have one of the infamous circlip transmissions.
You do NOT want to have your output shaft bearing to eat itself while in the middle of Central America.
The BMW airhead transmission is very reliable, except that for a couple of years they decided to remove the circlip from behind the large bearing on the output shaft. Nobody knows why...
What we DO know, is that the transmissions without the circlip have a nasty habit of eating that bearing because of the helical 5th gear pushing against it.
It is a relatively inexpensive fix, and afterwards you will never have a problem for at least the next 80-100k with regular oil changes.
It is probably time to have all the seals replaced anyway, and some of them are MUCH easier to do with the tranny taken apart...
For more information you can check out these two excellent websites:
I would recommend any Airhead rider bookmark the home pages for each of these websites if you don't already know about them...
Tom Cutter @ The Rubber Chicken Racing Garage does the circlip repair/installation on an exchange basis (shaft only) for only $66 including return shipping as of last month (when I had my new 1989 R100GS's tranny circlip done).
That is if you take the transmission apart yourself and just send the output shaft to him.
You can also send him the entire transmission and he will do the seals, inspect the bearings, do the circlip, and clean the whole thing up before putting it back together with correct shimming, etc...
Tom does quality work, and I have had a full transmission rebuild done by him, as well as the recent circlip install and other work.
Oh yeah, and get a LOUD ASS HORN!!! :ear
(Steibel Nautilus is my current personal fave.)
I've talked to Nathan at Boxerworks about it. Since the bike only has 18,000 miles on it he said I could probably wait, but that he could do it. I'd have taken it by already but he doesn't have any higher fifths in right now(dang HPN!) and I'd rather be riding. It's really only an afternoon job to pull the tranny.
Here's what happens when you hit a bee at 50mph
How did the bee look? :D
Cool thread, I've been in love with the airhead G/S and GS since I first saw one. I'm currently looking for one myself. Just looking, I tell my wife :augie
I'll follow along and learn as you learn things on your G/S. For instance, I just learned what the tranny circlip fix meant too.
And there is no way to tell when (and it is WHEN, not if) that bearing will start to eat itself. If it happens when you are more than 20-30 miles from home, the fragments can cause other damage if you don't get a tow once it starts vibrating.
Back before the people at BMW knew what was going on, I had a 1993 R100RT that I bought new which ate that bearing every 15k till some teen spun out in a turn and took me out with his ass end.
To their credit, that was back in the the Unlimited Mileage Warranty years, all three bearing replacements were done under warranty (bike had just over 47k when it was swept out from under me.)
But they just kept replacing the bearings without doing the circlip repair/install...
We picked up a nice low mileage 1986 R65 monolever for the girlfriend to ride last year. Only 9,xxx miles, and within 2k of buying it I started feeling that old familiar rumble...
So when I picked up this '89 R100GS with "only" 17,600 miles, the first thing I did was pop the transmission cover to check for the circlip.
(later found out from the original owner when I tracked him down that the tranny had already had the big bearing replaced under warranty, but as with my '93, they didn't know to replace the circlip yet when it had been done...)
Some have reported that they have gotten as many as 40-50K before trouble, but in my experience (three of them now), it can easily happen with lots fewer than 20k...
And if you don't recognize the symptoms early enough, you are going to be replacing gears, or complete shafts...
NOT cheap.
Seems that it happens earlier on bikes where the rider uses engine braking more frequently, but that may just be anecdotal...
IMNSHO, do it now.
You will KNOW that the tranny is safe, and you may just save yourself a nice fistfull of cash...
YMMV... but I wouldn't put money on it... :evil
Oh, Boxerworks is a highly recommended shop as well.
If you have Nathan in your back yard, no reason to go shipping your stuff off... ;)
But do it now!
Gee... am I sounding preachy 'bout this issue??? :rofl
MY "rescue" GS
I just got my 1989 R100GS back on the road after receiving it in "kit" form earlier this year.
It came in several milk crates and with the wiring harness dangling and cut open after a "restoration" the second owner started 10 years earlier and never got farther than taking it apart.
Here is how I got it:
And here is what it looks like when I got it back on the road last week:
The sad part is, now that I have her running again, my circumstances are not looking good for being able to keep it.
I need to sell something to make room and get some money (and reduce my insurance costs), and nobody seems interested in my sidecar rig.
So this may be the next one I offer up to generate some income and make room. :cry
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Wedding Rings
|3 Ounce, softened (75 Gram)
|Castor sugar
|3 Ounce (75 Gram)
|2 Medium, beaten
|Self rising flour
|2 Ounce, sifted (50 Gram)
|Ground almonds
|1 Ounce (25 Gram)
|Almond essence
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Apricot jam
|4 Ounce (100 Gram)
|7 1⁄2 Milliliter (1/2 Teaspoon)
|Toasted almonds
|3 Ounce, chopped (75 Gram)
|4 Ounce, softened (100 Gram)
|Icing sugar
|8 Ounce (225 Gram)
|Milk/Single cream
|30 Milliliter (30 Milliliter)
|Yellow food coloring
|2 Drop
|Double cream
|1⁄4 Pint (150 Milliliter)
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2) Cream together the butter and sugar until fluffy; beat in the eggs, stir in the flour, almonds and almond essence., beat well.
3) Pour into the baking tins and bake in the preheated oven for 25-30 min until golden, well risen and firm; remove and turn out to cool on the wire rack.
4) Place the cake on a firm surface, cut out circles with a 3 inch cutter and the center of the circles with 1 inch cutter to make rings.
5 ) In a small saucepan, heat the apricot jam with water, allow to the boil, sieve, and glaze the rings on the outer side; roll to coat the rings in the chopped nuts.
6) Beat the butter until fluffy,
beat in the icing sugar , add the milk or cream to make a firm but spreading consistency of the mixture; add a few drops of yellow food colour.
7) Put the butter cream icing in a piping bag with a star nozzle; pipe out little shells around the edge of the top and around the central hole of each ring.
8) Stiffly whip the cream, put in a piping bag with a star nozzle and pipe out scrolls, stars or shells of cream in between the butter icing, garnish the cream with the cherry or grape halves.
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Additional and unique aspects of this program are the simultaneous research efforts in basic discovery science, translational science, pre-clinical drug development, and clinical trial design, all intended to identify the right biological targets and attack them with the right therapies in the right patients. To illustrate, one research project performs an exhaustive search to identify specific mechanisms of resistance (and acquired resistance) to existing therapies. As this project produces potential targets, another group of investigators (who have been screening drug candidates – both existing, and new compounds developed "in-house" by Defeat GBM researchers) will be prepared to test candidates (individually and in combination) on the new (and already known) targets both in vitro and in vivo (mouse models). Then, a third project, which had concurrently been investigating predictive biomarkers of response and resistance, will be ready to stratify patients into clinical groupings for its Smart Clinical Trials based on the targeted therapies developed through the work of the first groups.
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'Johnny Appleseed' of curling to be inducted into US Curling Association Hall of Fame
"The first curling stones I threw were with a walking cast," Larson said with a laugh.
More than 50 years later, Larson is returning to where his love for curling started. The Fargo Central High School graduate is being inducted into the United States Curling Association (USCA) Hall of Fame.
Larson's induction – along with Jon Mielke of Bismarck – will be during the U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Curling that starts Sunday at Scheels Arena in southwest Fargo. Larson will be inducted at 2:15 p.m. next Friday. Mielke's will be at 2:15 p.m. Nov. 16.
"It's going to be really, really cool, that's all I can say," said the 73-year-old Larson, who now lives in Rio Vista, Calif. "I've gotten so much out of curling. It's really enhanced my life."
Larson will enter the Hall as a "builder," meaning an individual who has played a major role in promoting and developing the sport.
"I don't think I have ever heard Jerome say 'no,' " said Rick Patzke, the chief operating officer for USA Curling. "He has either jumped in himself or found someone else. I think he's just been a force in curling development in the country."
Larson's passion for promoting the sport has earned him the moniker the "Johnny Appleseed" of curling. He's played a key role in helping the sport spread, especially in the Western states.
Larson graduated from Central in 1958 and then attended North Dakota State University. During his first year at NDSU, he was skiing in northern Minnesota and broke his ankle. That's when he decided to try curling, a sport his neighborhood friend, Steve Larson, had talked about.
"One day he hobbled into the curling club because I had mentioned it to him," said Steve Larson, who now lives in Park Rapids, Minn. "I knew he tried to do what he could do that day."
Jerome Larson said that curling club, which no longer exists, was located near the old Barnett Field and where Fargo North High School now stands.
"We had a key to it," Larson said. "I was down there constantly throwing stones."
Larson moved in the late 1960s to the San Francisco area, where he continued to curl. He represented California at a couple of national championships.
Larson eventually played a role in helping start curling clubs in the Western states from Portland, Ore., to Scottsdale, Ariz.
Larson recalls hauling 60 curling stones with his friend Dave Peck from California to an ice rink in Scottsdale. That was about 12 years ago.
The rink manager, who wanted to get curling to the area, would have been happy to get 25 to 30 people to the rink, Larson said.
More than 200 showed up.
That area now has a curling club, which is expected to open a dedicated curling facility in January.
"His footprint, especially in the western U.S., is extremely significant for our sport," said Terry Kolesar, the USA Curling director of communications. "He made it happen and doesn't take any credit for it."
Washington, Oregon, California and Arizona all have USCA member clubs. There are only five states in the United States that don't have a curling clubs, according to the USA Curling website.
Larson has served on a variety of local, regional and national curling boards for the past 35 years. He has served as a statistician at two Winter Olympic Games, in 2002 and 2006. He has also served in that role at several world and European championships.
Larson cherishes all of those experiences, the friends he's made through the sport and places he's seen along the way.
"Curling made my life really neat," Larson said. "I've been blessed."
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MV%doe added a post in a topic Coming to terms with the Frank Kaminsky pick...I havnt, but I'm not going to bitach.
The only thing I like about frank is he piss off the other team. In a sense of showing respect, frank had that effect on teams that played against him. They pratice , got coached up, and read the scouting reports on how to stop frank, cause if you did that greatly increased your chance to win. It rarely happened and it pissed off the team that a goofy white boy took them to school.
MV%doe added a post in a topic Okay this is bad: Boston offered 6 picks for the 9th overall pickC90 at the end hit on the value of this deal.
2nd round picks main value in today's NBA is its worth around 1 million. Truthly Boston's 28th first rounder is worth less than 31st overall pick. Teams know the players so well these days, very very few surprises. Late round first results the talent pool is dry, so you're stuck paying a bench warmer millions for three or so years. Its a waste of cap space and roster space.
Checkout the current FA market, its flooded with guys you know can give you solid minutes for the same cost. Of course there are rare expections, like the spurs drafting great late in the draft. That was also a few years ago too. Lastly I'd be super leary of trading for east coast picks. You may think you're getting a lotto pick, but any team could go on a run and make the playoffs. Imo after the 14th pick in this years draft their was no/very little difference(talentwise) between the next 40 picks. Except you're on hook for more money in the first.
So if Boston did offer 3-6 picks starting at #4, everyone else knew they where worthless in a sense. They don't fix problems they create more problems.
MV%doe added a post in a topic Kevin Love anyone?Are the guys not already up against the limit? Adding crashs 8 mill would unleash the tax nazis. It would add further insult to missing the playoff too.
MV%doe added a post in a topic Hezonja or Bust...But but hes ....well you know........... Im willing to overlook his pigment cause the game looks legit. Unlike adumb morrison tears or the big hardynot handsome game. He scores and believes he's #1, so long that not cockyness . Score at will bruh, we need someone that can score. Not getting my hopes up those, I think he's gone before #9, I'm almost calling it a 100% lock he's gone before 9. Only chance is moving up, which depends on the price.
MV%doe added a post in a topic Hornets Acquire Jeremy LambWow this helps make up for the talent trade off in the lance deal. Sure lance was a tumor, but he was a talented one. Hawes and lamb is much better than hawes&barnes. This is where cho shined in the pass, this is more like the cho I want running the team..... now if he could just fix the drafting part....
MV%doe added a post in a topic Batum to Charlotte for Vonleh, HendersonI'm going full madden tard here..... Since about 2005 I've placed # 1-3 each year in a just about all fantasy bball leagues I enter, which is waaay too many. Batum is a fantasy managers dream. He's a stat stuffing machine across all categories. He had a awful year this pass season, true in using his measuring stick. Still this a gamble that could end very bad or very good. Last years team, well most here saw the terrible results in a weak eastern league. Cho is at least trying to shake things up, cause we know what doesn't work. Lance didn't, henderson shooting 3 didn't, young buck confused on the court didn't. ....... we'll see in due who got the better of this trade. Imo cho took a needed risk and got a prime ak-47, Marion, or iggy type that will not be playing 3/4 fiddle in the scoring department. All he gave up was another one year player that was very replaceable and a young guy who may or may not be a player tie AFTER his rookie deal is up. Yes it sucks, about the one year contract. Bird rights are super valuable these days.
MV%doe added a post in a topic What to do with Matt Barnes?Barnes and the 9th, maaaaaay get the 11th in return at best........ Barnes contract is more valuable than barnes and I like his game. Who knows some team close or over the cap tax could be in the market for 2.5 million in space.
MV%doe added a post in a topic OFFICIAL: LANCE STEPHENSON TRADED TO CLIPPERS FOR MATT BARNES AND SPENCER HAWESI was 100% wrong about calling lance the best value signing of last year. The guy couldn't shoot AT-all and was very toxic. It just didn't work and best to part ways. Every team knew they wanted to dump lance, shocked they founded a taker. Doc is making a HUGE gamble, shocked lance got this in return.
MV%doe added a post in a topic We're officially tanking it outPantherfan49 is one of the best posters here, by far. Hell I even remember him form the old scout days............ one of few I look forward to reading. Down to earth, informed, and drops knowledge on many topics. Post more, bruh!!
I know some games you could cover the names of both kemba and lance, then match the stats to the player...... hard to tell which is which. Pro tip- lance got rebounds most times.
MV%doe added a post in a topic In October, What if i told you...I got sooooo many predictions wrong, I cannt list them all.
Before season this is a solid 5/6 seed team.
Lance was the best value signing in the whole FA, a steal. Roberts was another great value signing.......
Clifford was a good coach, should finish in top five for COY.
Etc etc.
Enough of my fails, what about zeller over noel...... outside of 2-3 weeks walker was petty bad. He played top 5 PG during that time, then got injuried. Williams is currently playing hard at least, but 7 mill per is a waste this and next season. Al is awfuuulllll on D. I know he's playing hurt and all, but even a scrub scores at will on him.
Just sooooo much fail. The one play that defines this season, PJs epic fail flop.
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MV%doe added a post in a topic Westbrook is the best PG in the NBAI never got the jordan feeling form anyone, not kobe, ghill, or lebran...... first time since the prime cbulls days....... I see a jordan-like player.
MV%doe added a post in a topic Redo Stephenson SigningI was wrong about lance and roberts..... sweet science I need punch myself in the nuts for calling those signing super allsome deals.
MV%doe added a post in a topic Lance Is Already Gone Mentally...Lance is currently 9point 6reb 5asst guy, the same issue with walker his fg% is 35....... last year it was 50%. That would bring him up to 15pts given the other numbers he'd be a legit beast..... but his defense and overall actions are poor now too. I've waited on lance to be last yr lance and now his time is up. Either he fixes his effort and fg% within the next two week or I'll admit I was totally wrong. I cannt stand him acting like a soiled baby if the foul call doesn't go his way.
MV%doe added a post in a topic NBA Trade Deadline ThreadPhilly should be fined for the total BS theyre doing.


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BHP to Scale Back Its Acquisitions Strategy
After failing three times to execute huge deals, BHP Billiton Chief Executive Marius Kloppers is expected to reveal a change in his acquisitions strategy in favor of buying smaller, more manageable resource companies and focusing less on blockbuster mergers.
The Anglo-Australian miner also is likely to increase the size of its $4.2 billion share-buyback program.
The revised strategies, disclosed by a person familiar with the matter and likely to be announced Tuesday, are designed to appease BHP shareholders frustrated with three years of dashed expectations for transformative deals. Some shareholders are agitating for BHP to more than triple the amount of its buybacks.
BHP's inability to consummate its $38.6 billion offer for fertilizer maker Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. POT -2.09 % —which the miner had considered a relatively quick move to diversify and cash in on expected growth in the global food market—dealt a blow to Mr. Kloppers. And BHP's decision Monday to withdraw its bid for Potash is expected to intensify shareholder pressure on the miner's management more broadly.
But Mr. Kloppers, 48 years old, has survived earlier setbacks by keeping the company's cash holding and stock price strong, while rivals, such as Rio Tinto, RIO -1.30 % occasionally stumbled with ill-timed ventures and struggled with debt.
"There is going to be increased scrutiny of the whole BHP board," said Tim Schroeders, a portfolio manager at Pengana Capital in Melbourne, Australia, one of BHP's biggest 20 shareholders. "It is hard to be too critical. But where the company does struggle is the size of all these deals." BHP's strategy had been to pursue quarries that were big enough to make an impression on the bottom line. The problem was that their size made the proposed deals more likely to raise regulatory questions and other objections.
Many BHP shareholders are pressuring the company to return $5 billion to $15 billion to holders in a combination of share buybacks and dividends.
"An ongoing buyback is certainly in the cards," said James Bruce portfolio manager for Global Resources Fund, also one of BHP's top 20 shareholders. "BHP could come out and announce to buy back $5 billion every year, similar to what major oil companies do."
Mr. Bruce said, however, that Mr. Kloppers has the full support of his shareholders. "I think he is one of the most impressive CEOs the company has ever had," Mr. Bruce said. "Marius has significantly altered the way commodities are priced."
Details of what BHP might offer to shareholders and how and where it might pursue mergers or acquisitions were unclear. But Mr. Kloppers is likely to be conciliatory, given his deal-making track record.
Born in South Africa, Mr. Kloppers joined the miner in 2003 and became CEO in 2007 with plans quickly and boldly to transform the company, first attempting in 2008 to swallow Rio Tinto in a $68 billion takeover. The overture, rebuffed by Rio Tinto, was abandoned when a weak world economy depressed iron-ore prices. Within a year, Mr. Kloppers proposed an even more expensive $116 billion iron-ore joint venture in Australia with Rio Tinto. That was scuttled several weeks ago because of regulatory hurdles.
Mr. Kloppers next set his sights on Potash, the world's biggest producer of the crop nutrient, believing that the market for potash would rise as a growing world population needed to be fed.
BHP has potash reserves in Canada. But those will take years to develop, and Mr. Kloppers didn't want to wait and the miner had the cash to buy its way into immediate production. Mr. Kloppers said in a prepared statement this week that the company would invest $15 billion in its global business this fiscal year and continue to build its presence in potash.
BHP shareholders weren't enamored with the Potash deal, but neither were they mutinous. Many credited the company's healthy cash position—$17.92 billion in net operating cash flow when the fiscal year ended June 30—as a testament to Mr. Kloppers's stewardship during boom-and-bust cycles.
"No one is blaming him entirely," said Michael Rawlinson, a mining analyst for U.K.-based Liberum Capital. Mr. Rawlinson said that despite the merger failures, BHP is well-run and deep pocketed and will increase earnings this fiscal year. Some analysts estimated that the company's cash flow will nearly double to $35 billion by June.
Mr. Kloppers has been credited with spearheading a move to gut the industry's annual iron-ore benchmark contracts in favor of a combination of quarterly, indexed and spot pricing. That allowed miners to cash in on rising prices for iron ore, one of the mining industry's most profitable products. While iron-ore prices have fallen over the last few months, they remain high on a historical basis.
"The company is in extremely good shape and there is some room for smaller M&A opportunities," said Mr. Bruce, the Global Resources portfolio manager.
—David Fickling
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Scone Dough
20 Oct 2009
Scone Dough is used to make tasty scone. Scone Dough gets its taste from flour mixed with eggs and milk, topped with sugar.
|Self rising flour
|2 Cup (32 tbs) (250 Gram)
|Baking powder
|1 Teaspoon
|2 Teaspoon
|60 Gram, chopped
|1 , beaten
|125 Milliliter (1/2 Cup)
Sift flour and baking powder together into a bowl, add sugar.
Using your fingertips, rub in butter until mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.
Make a well in the centre of flour mixture and using a round ended knife, mix in egg and enough milk to form a soft dough.
Turn dough onto a lightly floured surface and knead with fingertips until smooth.
Using heel of hand, press dough out evenly, shape and top as desired, then bake for 15-20 minutes or until base is cooked and golden.
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