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Is it possible to break the Canada tribe down by province/territory (similar to how the US is broken down)? We're a pretty big country to all be under one tribe, and the healthcare from province to province is very different. (i.e.midwives are not covered by provincial health care in some provinces, but is in others).
Just wondering!
That would make sense. They would be Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and Saskatchewan?
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Thanks Cynthia!
Okie doke! It may take me some time as we are sorting through a few other forum changes. But I'll try to work it in over the next week if not sooner. :)
By the way, do we get enough posts for the three territories to warrant separate forums for them? Or could they be combined in one?
I'm really not sure how many posts we get from the three territories, but I feel like if we're separating all the provinces we should separate the territories too - your call as mod. It may make sense to keep them all together.
Thanks so much for doing this!
Their population is much less dense though. So IMO, it would make sense to combine them.
Laurie, wife to DH (Aug/04), mom toDS1 (Nov/05) and DS2 (June/12).
I can place the provinces and see if anyone requests the territories. It may be that we have no members in those areas and a forum for them would be pointless.
But that's assuming we are getting posts for all of the provinces too. How about this - whoever lives in a province and feels the need for a subforum for it can request it. That's how we handle the addition countries - as needed and requested.
So Ontario is a request fro StudyingStones. Any other requests?
I live in Yukon now, but am moving to New Brunswick next month. Being here, it is definitely very different than other parts of Canada, but there are fewer than 30,000 people in this territory, and the Yukon Territorial Gov't adopts policies in their completed form from provinces, like B.C. and Alberta. So, from my perspective, having lived up here for four years, I don't see a good reason to have a Yukon sub-forum, but some significant distinctions that are geographically broader might work. Maybe the Maritimes, Central Canada, Ontario, Quebec, and B.C. (only because those provinces definitely have a distinct regional presence/culture- large populations- and issues that don't translate well to other areas), and the Territories all together. Alberta on its own, too.
I don't know- employment/jobs are shifting the populace at present, so the differences between areas are changing too.
There are definite distinctions between territories, but we all have similar issues related to living remotely, in sub-arctic and arctic conditions, isolation, living with children with wildlife in a way that is different than say, Southern Ontario, daily differences for many relating to self-sufficiency by necessity, etc....
I think most Canadians know what pertains to their living situation anyway; we know its a vast country with a relatively low population and significant regional differences. I enjoy reading the cross-country perspectives on, and experiences with issues, so I'd be happy with just "Canada Tribe."
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I am loving all the great conversation happening here!
I think Cynthia has a great idea in making tribes for provinces, as requested/needed. I, for one, would love to see an Ontario tribe!
I don't know what value this would add given that the Canada tribe is not particularly busy anyway, and it will just add multiple lines to the scroll down between forums.
Mom to a teenager and a middle schooler.
But it might add traffic there....I for one, have stopped checking it out because I didn`t really related to the threads about BC or the Maritimes.
The fact is, if you are going on the Find you Tribe section, it`s because you are looking for more local info.
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I agree with this. The lack of organization is what makes me not want to visit the Canada tribe often. I find it hard to relate to BC/AB/SK, etc., as I'm sure they have problems relating to ON - the provinces really are very different in terms of health care, government, etc.
I can place the provinces and see if anyone requests the territories. It may be that we have no members in those areas and a forum for them would be pointless.
But that's assuming we are getting posts for all of the provinces too. How about this - whoever lives in a province and feels the need for a subforum for it can request it. That's how we handle the addition countries - as needed and requested.
So Ontario is a request fro StudyingStones. Any other requests?
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Alberta. I would appreciate a sub-forum.
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I'm in the Yukon and think combining the Territories would be fine. Or making a "Northern Canada" tribe, since the northern parts of some of the provinces are more isolated and may have more in common with the Territories than their respective provinces.
I gave up on the Canada subforum because it seemed like it was all ON and BC! Goes to show it's all in the perspective, I guess. Anyway, I would be a more regular reader (and perhaps poster too!), if I didn't have to wade through masses of Canada to get to the NB/NS stuff. I agree that even just having a Maritimes subforum would be awesome. I used to live in the NWT, and agree, a Northern subforum would probably cover it. It at least makes it easier to see if there are local threads without wading through pages and pages of Canada-wide threads. So, formal request for a Maritimes thread! :) Thanks.
For greater things are yet to come...
Ontario, Alberta and Ontario are open now. :)
So should the forum name be Northern Canada or Maritimes?
Northern Canada for the territories is great, or Arctic Canada!
Are you thinking a "Maritimes" subforum for Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island?
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I think we need Northern Canada AND the Maritimes. ;)
For greater things are yet to come...
They're two different areas, so two different sub-forums. Northern Canada OR Artic Canada. And Maritimes.
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We were planning to camp as well, so everyone was carrying full luggage.
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Now, it was time for the important stuff - what about the stickers?
Matt has always wanted to make stickers for our rides.
This was the perfect opportunity.
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"Taco Tour" didn't even make sense - we were pretty sure no one was going to eat tacos on this ride, but it made us laugh.
Chances were, there were going to be a couple of taco'd rims at least.
Those count, right?
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"What's that potato doing on a motorcycle?" :huh
Next time we should probably spend more than a hour on the design, but whatever...
Stickers are awesome!!
A lot more fun than trip planning, that's for sure. :nod
The riders:
El Bartek. Bartek 990/Smartek 1000.
Mr. Banana Grabber was going to be living the dream...
2011 KTM adv 990R
Scott. Goggles Pizano was getting his "do-over" - Woooo! :clap
not quite a 990, but his 950 SE - cheater! :wink: - is close enough.
From the V2R -
Ceasar was re-christened Osito ("little bear") for this ride.
KTMADV is the nicest guy around and has a hookup for everything.
Look at that shiny 2007 990! We've got a lot of work to do...:evil
Radek (rburkat). Better known as "The Canimal"
he's so great to ride with, but is such a bad influence...
With Radek along for the tour, we knew our group was in for some Adventure with a capital "A"...
Also joining us was Lica (licascurtu).
We met Lica on Mad Radek's Canadian Lunacy Tour, and had reconnected over the summer as he and his girlfriend returned from their South American tour.
2007 990 with new S suspension
Lica has got to be the most enthusiastic rider we know...
he can't even contain his joy of riding and periodically lets out primal screams -
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Oh yeah, also on the ride - us Wans...
Gopher and Julie
Heh heh. :D
I mean, Matt and Kelly (BigWan and LittleWan)
and our trusty steed, the 2007 990 S
The ride:
The meat of the ride was from Reno to Reno, about 13 days and 3000 miles.
Nevada, Utah, Colorado and back - trying to do as much dirt as possible.
With some of the group being from British Columbia, and Scott being from Reno, etc. - everyone's mileage varied.
For BigWan and I, it ended up being about 16 days and 3500 miles.
OK - crappy crayon map of our route for the map nerds:
(Hmm, I see I screwed up my first map - we went through Reno both ways. :scratch
oh well. you get the idea. :rolleyes)
New - I made these *clickable links* - they will bring you to the correct page, but you might have to scroll down to find the right post...
A quick rundown of the ride highlights -
We did a buttload of Colorado passes - including Black Bear Pass, Schofield Pass and Pearl Pass.
Tin Cup pass, Imogene pass and Engineer (the "hard" way)
a trip to Taylor Park for a sampling of single track and a visit to American Flag Mountain.
Moab - including Lockhart Basin/Hurrah Pass, Slickrock, Hell's Revenge/Hell's Gate and Amasa Back
and, some of our favorite spots from the Trans America Trail or TAT:
Hancock and Tomichi passes
the Alpine loop + nearby passes (cinnamon, california, hurricane, corkscrew, red mountain, ophir, etc.)
Black Dragon Wash, Eagle Canyon and Cat Canyon
Monticello UT, via The Willow Divide Trail (Sam's "FUN, FUN, FUN" road)
a black diamond section of the Paiute trail
and, the "Five miles of sand and singletrack" near Baker, NV.
Last, but not least, (spoiler alert!) - the report finale: 990s on the Rubicon Trail :evil
A sampling of what's to come...
¿Listos? Ready? :ear
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I missed the Baja and V2R reports, but I am in on day 1 for this one. :clap
IN! Going to be good. :thumb
Yes, finally another Wan report - it is about time. I was actually spending my time working. :lol3
Bring it!
Yes sir looks freakin awesome
well this sucks......all them ugly KTM's and not one BMW...sounds like a train wreck to me.....I can't watch.....:eek1
Oh hell yeah....
...I'm on board. :clap:clap:clap
You had me at "Wan" :nod!
Pop a Top pop a Top!
Wantastic! BigWan, LittleWan, the soon to be Wanned, size of the crowd makes no difference to me. I'm in again!
:clap :clap :clap
You snuck in again and I missed you all again, well I am IN and for sure will have lots of smiles as I follow this group and you two WANS on this awesome RR.
MY Congrats on a great RR ahead of time:lol3
Count me in now that I have a driver!
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Ruskin resident get satisfaction from Hillsborough County Commissioners Denying a developer by Mitch E. Perry
The Hillsborough County Commission today did something that critics say is uncharacteristic ââ¬â saying no to a developerââ¬â¢s projectââ¬Â¦.
Scores of residents from the Hillsborough County town of Ruskin came to Tampa today, some supporting, but many opposing a proposed subdivision at the County Land Use Meeting today.
The Developers ââ¬â Manatee Bay Associates, and its parent company ââ¬â Earthmark ââ¬â had plans for 2 new neighborhoods ââ¬â totaling about 427 new homes ââ¬â to be built in Ruskin.
But the Commission reduced one such proposal from 67 homes to 40, and outright rejected the other.
Todayââ¬â¢s discussion lasted for several hours, in part because there were 3 different re-zoning votes the Commission had to weigh in on.
Keith Brickleymeyer is an Attorney for property owners, Manatee Bay Associates. He said that arguments against his clients development were absurd (roll tape#1 o.q.â�recommendations of approvalâ�)
The first proposal was to essentially okay a land exchange agreement, which would allow
Earthmark to finish a 1500 condomininum project called Little Harbor ââ¬â that was supported without much debate by the Commission.
But the 2nd proposal included involved a land swapââ¬Â¦.The developers were hoping for an exchange ââ¬â splitting a 160 acre of property it owns north and south of Shell Point Road in Ruskin, and giving the environmentally sensitive half to the county. In return, the County would give up 13 acres.
But many residents from the area spoke out against it.
Mariella Smith is President of the Ruskin Chapter of the Sierra Club. Smith and many others opposed the land swap wore t-shirts that read, ââ¬ÅSave our River and Ruskin! (roll tape#2 o.q.ââ¬?river and bayââ¬?)
Ruskin resident Anita Jiminez challenged the developers comment that their plan had wide spread support in the community (roll tape#3 o.q.â�dense developmentâ�)
Glenn Wright from Sun City Center said he wanted to talk about economics and public safety concerns (roll tape#4 o.q.ââ¬?thatââ¬â¢s what you want to doââ¬?)
Before the meeting broke for lunch, County Chairman Jim Norman severely questioned Land Use Manager Paula Harvey when she could not come up with an answer about how much density would happen if a proposed land swap would happen? (roll tape#4 o.q.ââ¬?youââ¬â¢ve got to make it plainer than thisââ¬?)
When discussing the landswap, Commissioner Mark sharpe offered up a compromise from the 67 home project not from Earthmark (roll tape#5 o.q.â�40 unitsâ�)
The commission agreed to allow 40 homes to be built , on 6-1 vote, with Commissioner Castro dissenting.
The third and final motion before the Board would have been to support a 360-home project called Riverton.
But that proposal went down to an outright defeatââ¬Â¦..Hillsborough County Commission Ronda Storms said she sided with the Ruskin critics, even if she felt that it was endorsing a form of socialism, as she conjured up the memory of the man whose spirit led to the creation of Ruskin, Englishman John Ruskin (roll tape#6 o.q.ââ¬?as you do itââ¬?)
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Truthout is reporting that Congressman Jim McDermott is introducing a bill in congress calling for scientific studies into the health and environmental impact of depleted uranium.
We definitely need some experts to look into this under the light of public scrutity. It is hard for a layman to decide which experts to trust on this issue.


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It was the greatest match I've ever seen and it won another fan in my household.
I'm going to to get egged here, but I was so happy Nadal won. Federer is a classy guy, he's great, but he's beneffited from "There's nobody else in my sport so I dominate it" for far too long. It was good to see somebody finally beat him. I know Federer is awesome, but he's not having to beat anybody at all to get to these finals. Quick- name the top 5 male players in the world. Yeah, you can't because the field is terrible right now.
And is it just me or does tennis come off as being a pompous sport? Advertisements for lear jets and Roger Federer wearing his own mongrammed cardigan was a bit much.
Tennis is my favorite sport behind baseball, but the last few years- with the exception of Nadal and Federer- it has been lacking personality and players. Just a bunch of nobodys.
What separates Federer vs. Nadal:
1) This has been building for years (Federer won in four sets in 2006, Nadal almost had in in '07 losing in 5 sets)
Borg and McEnroe had never played before at Wimbledon.
2) The Clay Court specialist vs. the Grass Court specialist
3) Every set was close; in 1980 McEnroe won the first set 6-1 and Borg the third 6-3
4) The rain delays changed the momentum of the match twice, first for Federer and then for Nadal, and heightend the tension.
5) Federers backhand on Nadal's championship point in the corner is one of the greatest, gutsiest shots I've ever seen.
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Wimbledon by definition is elitist.
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- Key Issues
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Where IMF Loans Are Going
IMF approves $114.63 Million in Financing and Debt Relief for Sierra Leone
The funds will support the authorities fight against the Ebola outbreak
IMF approves $45.6 Million under the RCF and $36.5 Million in Debt Relief under the CCR for Liberia
The funds will support the authorities fight against the Ebola outbreak
IMF Extends ECF arrangement and approves a $63.6 Million Augmentation for Guinea
The extension and augmentation of the ECF will help enhance international reserves, and cover the budget and urgent balance of payments needs
IMF Approves US$688.3 million under the SBA and SCF for Kenya
The arrangement would provide a policy anchor for continued macroeconomic and institutional reforms, and help to mitigate the impact of potential exogenous shocks.
IMF approves $113.2 Million under the SBA and $75.4 Million under the SCF for Honduras
The arrangements are intended to support the authorities' three-year economic program
Cross-Cutting Issues
Reform of the Policy on Public Debt Limits in Fund-Supported Programs
Macroeconomic Developments in Low-Income Developing Countries: 2014 Report
2014 Handbook of IMF Facilities for Low-Income Countries
Conditionality in Evolving Monetary Policy Regimes
Staff Guidance Note on the Fund's Engagement with Small Developing States
Sustaining Long-Run Growth and Macroeconomic Stability in Low-Income Countries - The Role of Structural Transformation and Diversification
Need to Know
Factsheet: The Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust
Provides grants for debt relief for countries that are hit by catastrophic natural or public health disasters
Factsheet: IMF Upgrades Its Support for Low-Income Countries
Amid signs of success, there's more money and new instruments
Factsheet: Debt Relief for Heavily Indebted Poor Countries
A two-step process to free resources for social spending
Factsheet: Rapid-Reaction Lending to Cushion the Impact of Shocks
Price spikes, natural disasters, conflicts are all covered
Factsheet: The Joint World Bank–IMF Debt Sustainability Framework for Low-Income Countries
Designed to guide the borrowing decisions of low-income countries
Who Said That?
Managing Capital Flows: Lessons from Emerging Markets for Frontier Economies
An Address by the First Deputy Managing Director in Balaclava, Mauritius
Challenges of Job-Rich and Inclusive Growth
An Address by the Managing Director at the IMF conference on the Challenges of Job-Rich and Inclusive Growth
Making the Most of Opportunities
An Address by Deputy Managing Director Naoyuki Shinohara at Agostinho Neto University, Luanda, Angola
The Caribbean and the IMF—Building a Partnership for the Future
An Address by the Managing Director at the University of the West Indies Mona, Jamaica
Fiscal Policy and Income Inequality
An Address by the First Deputy Managing Director at the Peterson Institute for International Economics
IMF Response to the Ebola Crisis
The Fund has provided significant financial support to the countries that are the most affected by the Ebola outbreak. A first round financial support of US$ 130 million to Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone in September 2014 was followed by a second round of additional financial support of US$160 million to the three countries in February-March 2015.
Related Links
- Factsheet: The Catastrophe Containment and Relief Trust
- News LIC: A Newsletter of the IMF on Low-Income Countries
- Blog: How Low-Income Countries Can Diversify and Grow
- Video: The Challenge of Exiting from Fragility
- Video: Frontier Asia on the Rise
- Podcast: Breaking Through the Low-Income Ceiling
- Podcast: Paul Collier on Undoing the Resource Curse
- Distribution of US$2.7 Billion in Remaining Windfall Gold Sales
Research & Publications
- Sub-Saharan African Businesses Must Produce More Jobs to Fulfill the Region's Promise
- Reducing Informality
- The Economic Impact of IMF-Supported Programs in Low-Income Countries
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- The Elusive Quest for Inclusive Growth: Growth, Poverty, and Inequality in Asia
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Does Romney's Triple Win Tuesday Signal The End To The GOP Primaries?
Many are saying "you betcha", starting with Chris Cillizza at the Washington Post
That sound you hear? It's the fat lady singing.
For the umpteenth time in the Republican presidential primary race, Mitt Romney defeated Rick Santorum in a major Midwestern swing state – a win that effectively forecloses any chance that the former Massachusetts governor might not be the GOP nominee in the fall.
Romney also took D.C. and Maryland. Santorum has vowed to stay in till at least the Pennsylvania primary. Newt is…well, no one really knows, because he has no embedded press coverage. Ron Paul is simply trying to hose the system. Romney has also started focusing primarily on Obama, not Santorum.
Then there is squishy Republican Jennifer Rubin
Romney is the undisputed choice of the Republican electorate. Exit polls in Maryland showed Romney winning among virtually all segments of the electorate, whether income, religious affiliation, geography, ideology or marital status. It was much the same in Wisconsin. For example, he won among Republicans by a 51 to 37 percent margin. He won among strong supporters of the Tea Party. In sum, he has established himself as the certain nominee.
The Politico's Maggie Haberman
It's now really almost over.
The hat trick of primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington, D.C., capped yet another no-drama evening in Mitt Romney's march toward the GOP presidential nomination. Romney is now more than halfway toward the delegates he needs to win his party's nod, and Rick Santorum lost his last shot at a big, momentum-changing Midwestern win.
It begs the question "are they right?" It also begs the question "can the Republican base get behind Romney?"
Obviously, many Conservatives are concerned about Romney. But, let's consider, Conservatives weren't too pleased with George Bush's big spending and big government ways in 2004, either. But, it was a choice between a far left candidate who wanted to actively lose the Iraq war or Bush. Heck, John Kerry didn't particularly excite the Democrat base: for them it was "anybody but Bush." The election this year is even more important.
If the simple thought of defeating Obama is not enough to get behind Romney, if he does get the GOP nod, or at least pushing you to "anybody but Obama", here are a few specific reasons
- Obamacare: the GOP will need to regain the Senate and keep the House to repeal and replace, but, at least with a GOP president, Romney would not sign bills funding it. Furthermore, he would get to pick the head of HHS, and Obamacare gives the head massive powers, which could be used to roll back many portions
- Courts: not only would this mean Obama would not be picking for lower court vacancies, there will probably be at least one, if not two, Supreme Court justices retiring in the next 4 years. One will probably be Ginsburg. As left as she is, do you want an Obama lefty?
- Debt and deficit
- Fixing the economy: Romney may be somewhat squishy as a Republican, but, he would do an excellent job, since he understands how jobs are created.
- Stopping the class warfare
- Stopping the Obama "green" economy, and moving America to a real energy plan.
Stop Obama Now provides a few more reasons. Romney may not be perfect, but, he's what we have. Do we want four more years of Obama moving the country to the far left, despite the citizens being against it?
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Slow nVidia 5200. 10 fps with glxgears!
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Re: Slow nVidia 5200. 10 fps with glxgears!
Here's all the relevant (and some irrelevant I'm sure) settings in my Bios:
Video BIOS Shadow - Disabled (Was previously Enabled .. changed a few trying to solve problems last night)
C8000-CBFFF Shadow - Disabled
more of these .. etc - all Disabled
Advanced Chipset Features (listed all of these in case anything is of use):
Bank 0/1 DRAM Timing - SDRAM 8/10ns
Bank 2/3 DRAM Timing - SDRAM 8/10ns
Bank 4/5 DRAM Timing - SDRAM 8/10ns
DRAM Bank Interleave - 4-Way
Delay DRAM Read Latch - Auto
MD Drive Strength - Hi
SDRAM Cycle Length - 2
Memory Hole - Disabled
PCI Master Pipeline Req - Enabled
P2C/C2P Concurrency - Enabled
Fast R-W Turn Around - Enabled
System Bios Cacheable - Enabled
Video RAM Cacheable - Disabled
AGP Aperture Size - 128 (was originally 64 - also tried 256)
AGP-4X Mode - Enabled (think I also tried disabled)
AGP Driving Control - Auto (maybe I should set this manually, but don't know what to)
Fast Write Supported - Supported
CPU to PCI Write Buffer - Disabled (was Enabled)
PCI Dynamic Bursting - Disabled (was Enabled)
PCI Master 0 WS Write - Disabled (was Enabled)
PCI Delay Transaction - Disabled (was Enabled)
Delay Transaction - Disabled
PCI Master Reading Caching - Disabled
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A target rendering for the gameplay of Beyond Good and Evil 2
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Possible footage of Ubisoft's Beyond Good & Evil 2.
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Another awesome song by Down and Above
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Despite years of waiting, the story lives on! But what can we expect to see in the continuation of Jade's adventure?
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Great video for the next gen sequel for the critically acclaimed, no one bought game. What do you think? For PS3 and Xbox 360!!
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The mysterious footage for Beyond good & evil 2 that appeared before E3
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It look like a cinematy of the game... enjoy it.
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***CONTAINS SPOILERS FROM THE FIRST GAME!*** Just Analyzing a few details from the Beyond Good & Evil Trailer. Sorry for the late submission. :D
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It looks like Jade. Other possible games? Mirror's Edge in 3rd person or Assassin's Creed
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Once again, the situation in Colorado is symptomatic of failures endemic to the program.
The Friendshipment Cuba Caravan is once again defying the US embargo of the island that has produced one of the healthiest and most educated communities across the globe.
Thom Hartmann is a New York Times bestselling Project Censored Award winning author and host of a nationally syndicated progressive radio talk show. You can learn more about Thom Hartmann at his website and find out what stations broadcast his radio program. He also now has a daily independent television program, The Big Picture, syndicated by FreeSpeech TV, RT TV, and 2oo community TV stations. You can also listen or watch Thom over the Internet.


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The GSification of a Poor Unsuspecting RT
For those of you purists, please find your way back out of this thread. What you see here will only cause you pain, sorrow, and indigestion. For if you were to go any further you'd pass into the dark side ...
"Abandon all hope yea who enter here." - Dante
I know that I am not responsible enough to own a mint condition, factory specimen of anything. I will destroy, modify, and play whimsical sorcery with just about anything that I can get away with. Trolling Craigs I found a little gem in Pensacola, FL. Two airheads rotting away in the back of an airplane hanger.
I made contact, a deal was made, a U-Haul was rented, and off we went for the 10 hour round trip to the gulf coast.
The PO was enthusiastic to see us. He opened the hanger to reveal an absolutely mint condition 1946 Landsdown Crop duster. The leather on the inside was perfect. This specimen was clearly here to divert our attention from the mounds of crap piled up against the walls of the hanger. Clothes, Tools, Signs, trash, records, spare parts from who knows what ... and books ... lots of books ... just crap everywhere. But there in the corner ... the unmistakable shapes of a Vetter faring and an RT ...
It took three of us the better part of an hour to dig them out. The Vetter Faring was attached to a 74 R90/6 ... the unmistakable solid rotor and small axel, and /5 trimmings. But it was beyond hope. The salt air had long destroyed the polymer, seat, and other fragile parts. He thought it had been sitting there for 20 years.
Digging out the other ... I saw a monolever swingarm. That's promising. This one was no where near cranking ... and appeared to be missing a significant number of parts. Front cover, starter cover, battery tray, side panels, faring lowers ... it really looked like it had had a 'problem', someone had taken it apart and lost interest. I pointed out these things ... and the fact that I had come expecting two 'complete' bikes ... and we renegotiated ...
Another modified deal was made ... with the promise that if he could find the parts ... I would pay him the rest of the money. That's fair. But the good news is that I was leaving with my donor bike.
More to come.
Can we go riding yet? :ricky
I'm in
I have neither the self control or the bank account required to own a factory fresh specimen. I want something that I can enjoy without guilt. I think you found it. Now find me a deal like this:lol3
Good luck with your project.
I'm in :lurk
Whats the budget for this project if you don't mind me asking?
This could get interesting....
What does that wheel to the left of the R90/6 belong to?
After doing a little research ...
Fact 1 : The DR650 front forks are a bolt on swap for BMW forks.
Fact 2 : In 'Thumpers' there are many threads about DRZ400 forks being a great upgrade and easy swap for DR650 forks.
Communitve property of addition states if A = B, and B = C, then A = C.
annony - The budget is whatever I can part out the R90 for, minus cost of both bikes. I really got both bikes for a GREAT deal. So let's say I have ~50% of the /6 and I'm in the black a bit.
Lornce - It belonged to an 83 R80 that became parts for my uncles two R80's and my R100. I'm thinking about making a chandelier from the frame ... No title ... painful.
Suggestion for the tank, if I may
Tank from an oilhead GS, looks so good to me. I'm the tank donor to the owner of this aihead (Claude, member here). As you can see (sub-frame and LL), this is a sidecar project.
Good luck with this interesting GSification, cannot wait to see the final result.
Fred at work...
Impertinent Impatience
We are not patient people.
Let's get on with it. Give us the good stuff such as:
What former road sign will you cut up for use as a bash plate?
By how much will you lengthen the swingarm?
What rear gearing will you be changing to?
Where's the enduro bars?
You using PivotPegz?
You rerouting the exhaust over the rear tire?
What kinds of hardened mounts and bags can we expect to see?
What will you do to beef up the frame and rear subframe?
What's the most badass knobby you could possibly mount?
You going tubeless?
When do you redo all the electrical connections to make them less prone to vibration failure and water damage?
Where's the handguards?
Love this project, I do.
I cut & pasted half that post to my To Do list :D
I've still got that Sito single-sided exhaust and 2 sets of offroad footpegs if you want to do some parts swapping, Fred
Question: What would happen if I sealed one side of a double sidded exhaust collector ... and just ran one muffler?
WHAAAAT? You must tell me how to do this. How do you seal the fuel pump hole, how do you install a petcock....how how how
Interesting call on the DRZ forks, Beater. Curious to see how that works out...
CAnt wait to watch this :D
I believe constricting one side of a dual sided collector would be a ... constriction? But maybe while youre constricting, you could stick an outlet tube thats twice the area... does that make sense? I think the R100 collector is a bigger tube size than the R80.
Unconstrict the outlet and run one sided without concern, apart from rear silencer size... I'm a little loopy, sorry.
OK ... so let the bleeding begin.
It was time to see what was needed and what needed repair. Since I had an 83 R80 parts bike I was able to get things like covers, airbox ... and transmission. The drive shaft was super notchy ... I located one in West Georgia for $80. Drove out there on 1/30 to get it.
So we need to get some of the parts out in other peoples hands in order to finance the rest of this ...
So ... here we go. I think we should invite others over to enjoy it. :freaky
Jenna and Brad getting dirty:
The resulting hulk:
The existing clutch was stuck ... I had a clutch from the 83 R80 ... and it looked great ... so we went ahead and did the install:
Now ... I really need advice on taking apart a drive shaft. David Woodburn in West Ga gave me an overview ... so ... Looks like I'm going to have to make a couple of tools!
PS - Anyone need a Monolever RT faring? :lol3
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It seems it's all about Matthew Dear this week. Today we have a full stream of his new Headcage EP for you to wrap your music loving ears around
Today, Matthew Dear dropped another track from latest EP, Headcage. This electrifyingly funky tune goes by the name of 'In the Middle (I Met You There)' and features the very familiar vocal stylings of Jonny Pierce from The Drums
Back in 2010, electro-glitch producer/DJ/collaborator Matthew Dear dropped his massively well-received record, Black City.
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Kenmare Bay Hotel & Resort
Kenmare, Kerry
Score from 79 reviews:
Winner - Best Overall Wedding Venue - realweddings.ie
Winner- Wedding Venue of the Year- (Munster)
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by Kerrin and Paul Charleson Wed, 26th November, 2014
We held our wedding reception at Kenmare Bay Hotel in March 2012 - it was such a fantastic day that we still get compliments from family and friends saying what a fabulous weekend they had ! Tom was our wedding co-ordinator and left no stone unturned. He was always there to answer any questions we had about the day. Some ... read more
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Thanks to all at the Kenmare Bay Hotel for a wonderful day. Everything was perfect, the food, the service, the room and the weather! All our guests had a great time! I would highly recommend it to anyone considering having their wedding there and I am looking forward to visiting again.Big shout out to Sile,Tom and all the staff for ... read more
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We had our wedding recently at the Kenmare Bay Hotel and nothing was too much for Sile and Tom who guided us through the day without any hitches!. Big shout out to Mossie the driver who was a huge help as I was a nervous wreck on the day. The food on the night was top notch, cannot fault a ... read more
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We had our wedding reception at the Kenmare Bay Hotel last year and all I can say is Wow! Wow! Wow! . At the start I was a bit worried as some of my family have special dietary requirements but Sile and Tom put me at ease when I mentioned them . The food was wonderful and I couldn't praise ... read more
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We got married at the Kenmare Bay Hotel during the summer of 2012 and all I can say is what a wonderful day ! As ourselves and most of our guests were travelling from overseas , the Kenmare Bay Hotel was the perfect venue with holiday homes and cottages . Tom played a blinder on the day making sure everything ... read more
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We got married in The Kenmare Bay Hotel and we could not praise this hotel enough. Every dealing we had with the hotel leading up to our big day was excellent but we still didn't expect everything to be as perfect as it was on the day. The man driving the bridal car was lovely, really friendly and helpful without ... read more
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From start to finish the staff at The Kenmare Bay Hotel could not have been more understanding, courteous and professional. Tom in particular was absolutely fantastic, his devotion to making our wedding day as relaxed and stress free as possible was only out done by his manner and attention to detail. Added to this the food was absolutely amazing and ... read more
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Just back from our honeymoon. Got married in Kenmare and had the reception in the Kenmare Bay Hotel. Fantastic experience !. The wedding guys (Tom and Andrew) played blinders. Guided things along nicely and always at hand to make sure everything went to plan. The food was excellent and the overall atmosphere was superb. Staff were on the ball at ... read more
by Anne Marie and Philipon Tue, 25th November, 2014
We had our wedding in the Kenmare Bay Hotel Kenmare , we wanted to stay in Ireland and have our wedding somewhere down the country in a beautiful setting and it was magical . It started with their wonderful sales manager Sile Browne who we booked the day with, she was so professional and personal at the same time, it ... read more
by Sharon and Thomas Terranceon Tue, 25th November, 2014
We celebrated our wedding here on 14th February and even though the phones and Internet were down and power was out in some places due to the storm , the service we got was faultless from the day before the wedding to the day after we could not but praise the hotel and staff. We stayed in the lodges the ... read more
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April 15, 2013
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Bad bitches, I'm your leader, Phantom by the meter
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Nicki parks her Phantom on the street by a parking meter.
I guess in these tough economic times, even Nicki can't throw down the money to valet! Parking an expensive car like a Phantom on the street is dangerous. But Nicki doesn't care. She's got money to buy a new one if anything should happen.
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Criminal probe in Quebec oil train derailment
Lambert defended the fire department. "The people from MMA told us, 'That's great — the train is secure, there's no more fire, there's nothing anymore, there's no more danger,'" Lambert said. "We were given our leave, and we left."
Burkhardt was expected to visit the town on Wednesday. The train's engineer, Tom Harding, has not commented publicly on the incident.
Transport Canada, the government's transportation agency, said Tuesday there are no rules against leaving an unlocked, unmanned, running locomotive and its flammable cargo on a main rail line uphill from a populated area. Officials also said there is no limit on how many oil-filled, single-hull tank cars a train can pull.
Transportation Safety Board investigator Donald Ross said the locomotive's black box has been recovered but cautioned that the investigation was still in its early stages.
The tanker cars involved in the crash were the DOT-111 type — a staple of the American freight rail fleet whose flaws have been noted as far back as a 1991 safety study. Experts say its steel shell is so thin that it is prone to puncture in an accident.
The derailment also raised questions about the safety of Canada's growing practice of transporting oil by train, and is sure to support the case for a proposed oil pipeline running from Canada across the U.S. — a project that Canadian officials badly want.
Efforts continued Tuesday to stop waves of crude oil spilled in the disaster from reaching the St. Lawrence River, the backbone of the province's water supply. Environment Minister Yves-Francois Blanchet said the chances were "very slim."
Lac-Megantic's mayor said about 1,200 residents were being allowed to return to their homes.
A sense of mourning had set in among the survivors.
"Everybody that is gone — we're a close-knit community — they are my friends' children, they're former workmates, they're elderly people that I know, I knew them all," Fluet said. "I'm on adrenaline and not doing too badly, but I know that when the names come out and the funerals take place it will be another shock."
Associated Press writers Rob Gillies and Charmaine Noronha in Toronto, Jason Keyser in Chicago James MacPherson in Bismarck, N.D., contributed to this story.


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Time For The Bears To Return 0 commentsNov 4, 2012 10:38 AM
After this year's february's monthly candle turned up it was clear there is not going to be any good for shorts this year. But 2012 could the reversal candle for the entire year, which is I think going to happen.
On the monthly chart we see a clear double top pattern.
There is also a rising wedge. According candlestick patterns double top will be confirmed by November closing down. However, the wedge still has space to trade and close December up inside November's candle. But whatever the outlook will be, the top on US indices is in, so a short position can be put now. My target for the next year is 1450 level.
Just to remind, this target is calculated as inverse relation to the target on the USD index, which has to achieve either 95 or 105 next year. (Nasdaq's 1450 corresponds to 95 on USD) Fundamentals are deflationary and has been since 2008, but we have a lot of speculative money playing, this why we have years of rising prices on all the instruments.
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Sinclair is finally quiet. This must be a short term bottom in gold, good for a test of 1450 and then to 700 Apr 15, 2013
just to remind everybody that 2nd leg of Great Depression 1 started in April: http://bit.ly/17A9RQP Apr 14, 2013
AUD/USD gaqps down 60 pips to 1,0350, now, lets see how gold gaps when markets open Mar 17, 2013
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