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Baker College of Offer CAD, CAM Short Courses for Manufacturing ProfessionalsCHARLEVOIX, Mich. – Baker College of Cadillac is offering two short-course seminars for manufacturing professionals that begin mid-August. The evening seminars are designed to help those who are currently employed improve quality and productivity in using SOLIDWORKS or GibbsCAM.…Read more»
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Baker College Offers Free 'Manufacturing Academy' to Char-Em ISD Middle School StudentsCHARLEVOIX, Mich. – Baker College of Cadillac is offering a Manufacturing Academy for students who will enter sixth-eighth grades in the Charlevoix-Emmet Intermediate School District fall 2015. The free Academy mini-camp is 9-11 a.m., Monday through Wednesday, August 17-19.…Read more»
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Baker College of Jackson Students Awarded Fallen Officers ScholarshipsJACKSON, Mich. – Two students have each been awarded a $660 scholarship by the Jackson County Fallen Officers Memorial Organization.…Read more»
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Newly Elected Country Commissioner Says Baker College Doctorate is Asset to JobCADILLAC, Mich. – What does a retired U.S. Coast Guard aviation electronics technician who's worked for Consumers Energy for more than a dozen years and has already earned multiple degrees, including an MBA, do for new challenges?…Read more»
Jun 18, 2015
Baker College of Port Huron Culinary Arts Director Receives Highest Acclaimed Recognition for U.S. CPORT HURON, Mich. – Thomas F. Recinella, CEC®, ACE, AAC®, has been invited to become a member of the Honorable Order of the Golden Toque, the highest acclaimed recognition a chef can receive in the U.S.…Read more»
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Baker College of Cadillac Celebrates Graduates at June 12 Commencement CeremonyCADILLAC, Mich. – Baker College of Cadillac will recognize 304 graduates at the 2015 commencement ceremony Friday, June 12, at Resurrection Life Church, 9127 East 44 ½ Road, Cadillac. The first of two ceremonies begins at 4 p.m. for health sciences graduates, followed by commencement for all other graduates at 7 p.m.…Read more»
Jun 11, 2015
Baker College of Muskegon Rotaract Club Earns Second Consecutive Int'l Presidential CitationMUSKEGON, Mich. – For the second consecutive year, the Baker College of Muskegon Rotaract Club has earned a Presidential Citation from Rotary International. The award honors chapters that meet the president's challenge to be active and engaged, and to make a difference in the world.…Read more»
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Baker College of Cass City Celebrates Graduates at June 12 Commencement CeremonyCASS CITY, Mich. – Baker College of Cass City, a satellite of Baker College of Flint, will honor 60 graduates at the 2015 commencement ceremony at 7 p.m., Friday, June 12, at Cass City Middle School, 4805 Ale St., Cass City.…Read more»
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Pink Stumps Day is your way to stump up and show your support for a good cause just like the Australian cricket team and is the ultimate way to make your run count this summer.
We're calling on cricket clubs, businesses and schools to bring some of the Pink Test magic to their community – register and you can choose to receive a FREE Pink Stumps Day cricket kit valued at over $500 (plus GST)+. Just by registering, your team could WIN a visit from Foundation President and Co-Founder, Glenn McGrath or any number of prizes for being the highest fundraisers.
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The team at West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Cricket Club took on the Pink Stumps Day challenge in 2014, and managed to raise an outstanding $5,500 for families experiencing breast cancer.
The club played two under-9 games, and invited their local community to come down and enjoy a family fun day. With a BBQ, cake stall, jumping castle for the little ones, and an auction, the team put on an amazing day for everyone to enjoy.
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The Berri community wholeheartedly got behind the school with even the local MP coming along to cheer on the students of Berri Primary. Teachers and students were bowled over after they raised almost $2,000 –$1,000 more than their goal!
In a match of epic proportions, Star Wars characters invaded a school in Brisbane to play a game of 20/20 cricket for Pink Stumps Day. Members of the Redback Garrison, a volunteer organisation that brings Star Wars characters to life, dressed up in full suits of armour and took to the pitch. Lord Vader brought some style to the grounds, and umpired the game. Raising almost $3,000 on the day, the team is hoping to have a bigger, better and pinker 2015 Pink Stumps Day!
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Sometimes business can get personal, especially in the sports world. However, not all athletes take such an emotional approach to the business side of the game. Kyle Vanden Bosch has learned to separate those two facets of his life, even when it comes to something as emotional as his own wedding. When the Detroit Lions released Vanden Bosch on Wednesday, the three-time Pro Bowler showed that he holds no ill will toward the franchise for the pure business decision. The 34-year-old defensive end, who is set to get married in March, still plans on having Lions head coach Jim Schwartz and other staff members at the ceremony next month, according to the Detroit Free Press. "Not for me," Vanden Bosch said when asked if it would be awkward. "I consider them friends, that's with all of them. And anytime I get an opportunity to attend a Lions game I'll always be the biggest Lions fan." Vanden Bosch contributed just 3 1/2 sacks for the Lions in 2012 and appeared to lose a step off the edge. But the 12-year veteran doesn't seem ready to hang up the cleats just yet. So, while he did say he'll always be a Lions fan, Vanden Bosch does plan on playing again next season — even if that is somewhere outside of Detroit. Have a question for Luke Hughes? Send it to him via Twitter at @LukeFHughes or send it here.
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Dead Ends and Trespassing in AZ- Reno Pass
Mods- I know this reads like a ride report, but I intentionally placed it in the West Regional because it has local implications. I hope you agree.
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Well, glnn313 (Glenn) and I hoped to make an ambitious approach to the Four Peaks Cleanup event (thread here) on 2/9/08. The plan was to peak Mt.Ord and come down the back side to hook into the Eastbound section of <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Pass</st1:PlaceType> to Hwy 188 at <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Punkin</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Center</st1:PlaceType></st1:place>. From there, after 1 mile of pavement, we'd reconnect with forest road 409/66/422 to ride the ridge line (Pigeon Springs Trail) and hook into 143 to descend upon the trash cleanup efforts.
Great plan huh? Well it wasn't to be. Several mistakes in planning, mapping, etc. hindered this perfect loop.
My first stumble in planning involved snow. We were expecting balmy temps in the valley but when you ascend one of the tallest peaks in the region (+7,000 feet), you can expect some snow. My scouting efforts consisted of looking at <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Four</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Peaks</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> from the 202 on my commute home Friday. No snow visible- sweet. Well, our route included an ascent on <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Mt.</st1:PlaceType> <st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Ord</st1:PlaceName></st1:place> from the North- the shaded side. Therefore, we rode in snow and ice.
Fortunately, a truck had preceded our ascent, so there were two packed ruts from which to choose. I learned early to pick the inside rut, as I nearly sent my bike into the abyss.
This was my first real snow riding experience, so it was new and exciting for a while. Then we reached the end of the ruts. Apparently, the truck turned around and the driver hiked on foot. "Cool," we thought, "now we won't have to worry about the ruts and the riding will be easier."
Wrong. The ride then turned into a sweaty, hyperventilating death slog (for me anyhow). I was only able to bite off about 50 yards of trail at a time before either a) digging a trench in the snow or b) becoming exhausted from pushing my bike or running beside it. The fatigue was exacerbated by the fact that I had to lay the bike over and pull it out of the snow ruts every time I got stuck. This was much less troublesome for Glenn, as he had a brand new set of Dunlops while I had a nearly-done Maxxis. It was quite evident which was the better snow tire.
My snowy ascent ended less than ¼ mile from the peak. Glenn was able to make it to the top, only to find that our planned trail for descent was either not visible or didn't exist. There was a gate preventing further exploration, as the peak is topped with radio equipment. Dead End #1.
We tuck tail and head down the mountain. A bit easier to descend in the snow with momentum, but still a bit treacherous. I got a bit too comfortable in a shaded corner where ice had formed on rock and I did a faceplant when my front tire went out from under me. Somehow, though I crashed to my left, I injured my right hand and wrist and bruised my right hip. I shook off the initial shock and snapped a pic.
We eventually escaped the snow and made it to the bottom of the mountain. My forks were severely tweaked and my bars bent. We made repairs and slabbed it around to 188 at <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Punkin</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Center</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> to hook back into our planned route.
We found our desired road (409) and headed west. Where 409 joined with 66 proved to be Dead End #2. FR66 is a hiking trail. This irritated me because there is little consistency between national forest maps- particularly designation between a motorized trail and a non-motorized trail. Oh well. This bouldered stream crossing would have been a nice challenge.
So we had successfully hit dead ends on both legs of our planned route. Time to improvise. After perusing the maps, we decided to take <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Pass</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> back to Hwy 87. We fumbled around trying to make a shortcut connection to <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Pass</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> from Dead End #2, but were unsuccessful. A quad trail led us to within a few hundred meters of the desired road, but a creek bed and a steep, 50' mesa stood in our way. Dead End #3. We headed back to Hwy 188 and had some sights along the way. <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Camp</st1:PlaceType> <st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName></st1:place> and an old homestead provided some photo ops.
Back on Hwy 188, we headed N and hooked into 491 (<st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Pass</st1:PlaceType></st1:place>) and headed West. I had heard that this was an extreme 4x4 excursion. That is an understatement- it's a goat trail.
Snowmelt provided trickling water down the trail as well as numerous creek crossings. The photos never really capture the extremity of the terrain, so you'll just have to trust me. It was very challenging. At times, we were up to the pegs in mini, narrow ravines and nearly 100% of the trail was off-camber and rocky. Where it wasn't rocky, it was hard but loose decomposed granite.
We slogged onward and upward for what seemed like a blissful eternity. Near the top of out ascent, the terrain breached my skill level and Glenn had to ride my bike up a short section after I failed three times. Hopefully he will contribute those choice, humbling images.
At one plateau, Glenn pointed out that the trail down the backside of <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Mt.</st1:PlaceType> <st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Ord</st1:PlaceName></st1:place> did in fact exist. Looks a bit steep for my tastes.
We crested the ascent and officially reached <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Pass</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> (4,700 ft). The east approach was 8 miles for an elevation gain of 2,400 feet. The rest of the way should be downhill and easy, right?
Well, it was downhill. On the west side we had a lot more creek crossings, some of which consisted of basketball-sized boulders. We powered through. My hand was really aching by this point. We stopped to take a break for a few minutes. I was out of water and resorted to drinking from the creek. I figured that it was fresh snowmelt and would likely be safe. It was a rugged area and there were no signs of cattle or the like. The water was damn good- crystal clear and ice cold.
We carried on and made a descent of about 3 miles when we came to this.
I generally don't trespass, but we were faced with an easy decision. We'd just ridden through about 12 miles of extremely rugged terrain over the course of 3 hours. It was now after 4pm (~2 hrs till sundown). We're drinking creek water. We have no food left. We're moving forward, not turning back. The fence to the right of the gate was nonexistent and provided plenty of room to pass, so we did. We can see the highway. Were only a few miles from pavement. Yes, we're trespassing, unfortunately. No other road on our map will take us to the highway aside from doing a 180 and heading back.
From here, the terrain is pretty easy, aside from following a wide, rocky streambed for some time. The road becomes maintained and we motor toward the highway.
Then we come to the super gate. As I feared- we are at the Bushnell Tanks gate. I've seen it from the highway. Big, tightly secured, and always closed. Apparently there is a re-vegetation project due to fire. (You can see some of the burned trees in the images above.)
As Glenn inspects the gate for ways around it while I snap pics, an F250 screams up to the gate and skids to a stop. Some dude who couldn't be more than 20 yrs old in a TX Longhorns cap jumps out and immediately begins verbally accosting Glenn- "Who the F are you and what the F are you doing??!! etc." Glenn can barely get a word in edgewise because the dude is cussing us for trespassing. He wasn't really interested in our explanation, just wanted to berate us. Everything about his vocabulary and demeanor was threatening.
He mistakenly assumed that we had just entered the gate from the highway side and that we had ignored the signage. We tried to explain that we had come from the other side of the mountain via <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Pass</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> and his response was that we should go back the way we came. I insisted that we would not and that we were coming out the gate, not heading back. I mentioned the issues of fuel and provisions, but he wasn't interested. He continued to make personal attacks and cuss us. Apparently he is somehow affiliated with a lease on the property (for what, he wouldn't say- there were no signs of livestock). Nothing on the signage mentioned anything besides forest service and re-vegetation, so we weren't really concerned with his authoritative influence on us other than his tone.
He threatened to call the forest service, which I welcomed. I was pretty sure that when our story was slowly and rationally explained to the proper authority, they would understand the tradeoff between trespassing on established roads and a potential rescue mission for two stranded motorcyclists. But reason and rational explanation were falling on deaf ears in this instance.
The standoff finally came to this- he was to leave and come back in 15 min. If we were still there, he was going to call the forest service. This was fine by us. We laid each bike down and dragged them under the gate. Off we went- sore, tired, hungry, and thirsty, but alive.
This particular encounter was quite irritating to me for several reasons:
1) Since <st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceName w:st="on">Reno</st1:PlaceName> <st1:PlaceType w:st="on">Pass</st1:PlaceType></st1:place> is SO rugged, shouldn't it be posted on the east side that there is no outlet? I'm sure that the FS website notes the closure, but for someone like us who is just out recreating with a map- how were we to know?
2) We were faced with a decision- trespass or a dangerous retreat. I don't regret our decision, but other riders might have turned back. All the more reason for better signage.
3) The asshat in the truck was pretty pissed. I'm afraid that a lesser-willed pair of riders might have heeded the demands to turn back. What does the forest service think about this sort of gatekeeper? I'm inclined to write the forest service, risking a ticket.
Better signage and a call to the Forest Circus would ruin another good road. Let it go and ride it again just for spite.
Here are Glenn's photos- I'm posting them for him.
Edit: Well, I don't know how to post/link images on flicker, so here is a link to the gallery: http://www.flickr.com/photos/2271556...7603882608269/
Well, DD, you're forgiven for not showing up to pick up trash, and in all honesty, I would rather have hung with you guys that pick up broken glass and bullet casings!:D
Looks like you guys had a lot of fun, despite the lack of signage/closures. I bet the snow was interesting ... I haven't ridden in that stuff for quite some time. Nice pix. Too bad you didn't post this ride for others to get in on ... I can just imagine that jerk you ran into not even bothering a larger group of riders. See you on the next one.
Dang, nice plan. I have always like Trail 66 and it has always annoyed me that the TNF closed it to motorized use. You can blame the Arizona Trail folks for that one as they just take what they want and screw the rest of us :mad?
I would have done the same thing when you got to the super gate. Why the TNF does not add a simple sign on the East end saying Road Closed X miles ahead is beyond me. I guess it takes someone almost dying for common sense to kick in. You might want to let the TNF know about your experience.
Damn!! That's some nasty stuff you guys were on this weekend!! I would have been going nowhere fast with my balding rear tire!
I'm sure glad that I went out for some trail torture with PHXMAN on Saturday. My hands hurt so bad I couldn't even hold the camera steady enough to take pictures!
At least I was riding a nice, light, KTM 300.
Awesome Ride Jd And Glenn.... Very Cool ... Me And Eddy Did Some Exploring By Lake Pleasant Today ... Send Us An E-mail Next Time We Are Down To Explore Anytime ....and To Prove Suzukis Can Ride In The Snow .. I Think..
Later Robb
robb , eddy says his bike isn't designed for that stuff.you need to set him up with a drz and you can ride the honda.you just need some extra fuel.
My son's best friend works for the Forest Service. I will ask him about the signage and see if there is something that can be done.
and our license tags are clearly visible in the images above.
Here's the least expensive way to fix the signage...
Open the road back up!!
Just my crazy thoughts spilling out loud.
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Oland won the individual title by five strokes, firing a 1-under-par 71 in the final round for a 7-over 223, beating Incarnate Word's John Paul Taylor at 11-over 229.
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Why you ask? My team is solid in the middle but will get blown out on both side.
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I see Joe Williams my 184 wrestled at 197. How does this work? He is now listed at 197 on the MSU roster.
You do the math..... I'll do the alfredo!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
Pucillo picked up a fall and a tech for me and didnt wrestle in the third dual, Lucas got a major dec in the close loss to missouri, gardner is apparently not wrestling due to a violation of team rules. (thats four scheduled matchups I've missed already!) Stanford also wrestled but preson wasnt there so it would be 5 actually.
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Maj dec for 4 at 174
Fall and Tech for 9 at 184
Tech for 5 at 197
for a total of 19 points, not quite starting off with a bang here but I feel confident that I'll score more as my schedule picks up.
What about these early season duals where the coaches dont always put the starting lineups out? For example pucillo only wrestled in two of the three ohio state duals this weekend, but Ohio State won all 3 matches at 184. Do I only get credit for the ones pucillo was in or can I score for all 3 matches since pucillo is still the starter at that weight and hasnt moved/been beat out?


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Spanning the glittering, shallow world of London high society, the trench-scarrEd Battlefields of France, and the breathtaking English countryside, the sweeping five-part HBO Miniseries presentation PARADE'S END debuts TUESDAY, FEB. 26 (9:00-11:05 p.m. ET/PT), WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27 (9:00-11:05 p.m.) and THURSDAY, FEB. 28 (9:00-10:00 p.m.), exclusively on HBO. Adapted from Ford Madox Ford's groundbreaking novels by Sir Tom Stoppard (Oscar(R)-winner for "Shakespeare in Love"), the drama was directed by SusAnna White (HBO's Emmy(R)-winning "Generation Kill").
Benedict Cumberbatch ("Sherlock," "War Horse"), Rebecca Hall ("Vicky Cristina Barcelona," "The Town") and Adelaide Clemens ("The Great Gatsby") star in PARADE'S END, a Mammoth Screen production for the BBC in association with HBO Miniseries and Trademark Films and BBC Worldwide and Lookout Point; co-produced with BNP Paribas Fortis Film Fund and Anchorage Entertainment; filmed with the support of the Belgian federal government's Tax Shelter Scheme. The executive producers are Michele Buck and Damien Timmer for Mammoth Screen, Ben Donald for BBC Worldwide, Simon Vaughan for Lookout Point TV, Judith Louis for ARTE France and Tom Stoppard. David Parfitt and Selwyn Roberts produce.
PARADE'S END also stars Roger Allam ("The Queen"), Anne-Marie Duff ("The Virgin Queen"), Rupert Everett ("The Importance of Being Earnest"), Stephen Graham (HBO's "Boardwalk Empire"), Janet McTeer ("Albert Nobbs") and Miranda Richardson ("The Lost Prince").
Married to Sylvia (Rebecca Hall), a callous socialite who has given birth to a child that may not be his, English aristocrat Christopher Tietjens (Benedict Cumberbatch) becomes entranced by Valentine Wannop (Adelaide Clemens), a fearless young woman who unexpectedly turns his world upside down. As warbreaks out across Europe, Christopher, compelled by an outmoded code of conduct, feels obligated to remain loyal to his wife as he leaves a heartbroken Valentine to fight in France.
Christopher struggles to adapt to his new life as an army officer. When he returns to England briefly, suffering from shell shock, he is alarmed to discover himself the target of vicious rumors. Rejected by his father and brother, alienated from Sylvia, with only Valentine to support him, he attempts to hold on to sanity and meaning as the old world order collapses amidst tremendous upheaval.
Through Christopher's experiences, PARADE'S END captures the devastation of war and the end of Edwardian ideals, and bridges the gap between feudal England and the dawn of modernism.
Epic in range, the five parts of PARADE'S END were shot in more than a hundred locations across the UK and Belgium and required more than a hundred actors. The action moves from Groby, Christopher's family home in Yorkshire, to the corridors of power in Whitehall; from the drawing rooms of high society to the trenches of war.
"The thing that really attracted me to PARADE'S END was the scope," explains director SusAnna White, who is no stranger to battle scenes, having directed "Generation Kill," HBO's Emmy(R)-winning miniseries. "It shows how the political landscape and class landscape of England is changedforever by the events of the First World War, but it's told through three characters at its heart, with a unique love story at its center."
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Originally Preserved and Scarce Gem Proof 1857 Coronet Half Cent1857 1/2 C PR65 Brown PCGS. B-2, C-1, R.4. The softly impressed date is diagnostic of this variety, but the balance of the devices exhibit razor sharp definition. This is an originally preserved representative with reddish-brown patina and mottled charcoal colored accents. Several dozen representatives of this, the final-year proof in the U.S. Half Cent series, are believed extant. Judging by current NGC and PCGS population data, most of these coins are in lower grades, as both services combined report a mere seven examples in PR65 Brown (4/02). (NGC ID# 26ZY, PCGS# 1332)
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OK... with the 490 rear wheel worked out I was able to install the swing arm for the final time.
The next step for me is to work out a 43mm fork swap. I also picked up a used, side port, DG YZ- 490 pipe that I will adapt to the 465. The original pipe was patched and welded numerous times so I was happy to get this pipe at a good price. Comparing the pipes, I found the 490 one to be very similar to the 465, the main difference being in the length of the stinger and how it attaches to the silencer.
This photo below shows the bike with modified swing arm,YZ490 wheel, and a set of 1983 43mm IT-490 forks (more about that later). A motor was fitted temporarily to help work out the mounts for the DG pipe and new silencer.
You may also notice that I have mounted the aluminum rear brake stay from a yz490 in place of the steel 465 arm.
It appears the 490 arm is a bit too long as the plate is rotated in clockwise direction too far. This compromises the positioning of the brake actuating arm. My plan is to cut and reweld the stay arm at the rear attachment point. It will also be necessary to fit a spacer at the frame side as the arm eyelet not as wide as the frame bracket it bolts into.
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Old plastic chain guides can get brittle and break thereby jamming the drive train. To avoid these issues, I went ahead and replaced all the guides and chain rollers. Fortunately, all the chain guide plastic is still available from Yamaha as well as other sources.
The rear guide itself is made from aluminum and quite light. In addition to plastic, mine required cleaning and some new screws. The inside of the guide bracket is left bare aluminum. The outside part is repainted using a "hammered" finish that is durable and effective in hiding minor imperfections.
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This program, a joint offering by the Office of Human Resources and Penn State Executive Programs, is designed to provide the strategic leadership perspectives and skills required for managers and directors who manage units and budgets. Participants attending the program will learn how to create strategic direction, align people and resources to implement the unit's goals and strategies, and lead change. Special focus will be placed on creating an environment of ethics and value-based decision-making, accountability, and calculated risk-taking and innovation.
This program is typically scheduled twice a year, once in the summer (June/July) and once in the winter (January/February).
Please note that there is no fee for Penn State employees to attend this program.
For more information or to apply for this program, contact Christy Helms or Mary Ann Harvey.
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This program is designed for University leaders who manage units and budgets, typically with titles including Manager, Director, Senior Director, Executive Director, and Department Head.
When determining if this program is right for you, please consider the following questions:
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Delivered through six one-day sessions, the program prepares Penn State leaders to critically assess and respond to the changing environment, see how the forces of culture impact performance, understand how financial measures are linked to strategy, and hone leadership skills that establish a common sense of purpose for commitment and cooperation.
The program provides participants with these strategic leadership and management skills:
Creating vision, direction, and strategy
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- Setting and managing budgets
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- Developing capabilities and people management
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Program Schedule
This program is scheduled for six sessions, meeting every Tuesday from June 16th through July 21st. The sessions meet in room 201 in the Keller Building on the University Park campus from 8:30 – 5:00. Lunch is included each day.
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Something's Gotta Give for "D" on 3rd Down So far this season, the Seattle Seahawks have been all about defense, shutting down some of the top offensive powers on their way to several impressive victories. The team is among the league leaders in several of the defensive categories, including total yards allowed and total points allowed, where they rank fifth and sixth respectively. They also have the fifth-best run-stopping defense in the league. This was most evident in the team's win against the New England Patriots, who were forced to almost exclusively throw the ball after the Seattle defense had stifled its running game. This change in strategy led to two Tom Brady interceptions, allowing the Seahawks to get back into the game. A couple of big games by opposing quarter backs have dropped the Seahawks' passing down the rankings, but they are still 13th-best in the league. The Seahawks' defense would have even more to celebrate if they were better on 3rd down. Photo: Kirby Lee/US PRESSWIRE Now comes the mystery of the third down conversions for the Seattle defense. As of right now, the Seahawks sit at 23rd in the league when it comes to stopping the other team on third down with 42.3 percent efficiency. It seems strange given that the team ranks no worse than 13th in any other defensive category; however, after last weekend's debacle, there can be no more avoiding it. Last week the Detroit Lions had a third down efficiency of 69.2 percent—largely in part to Matthew Stafford's performance. Often when a team is this successful, it can be a matter of short-yardage situations. However, the Lions needed to gain an average of over six yards on third downs in order to move the chains, and throughout the game the Lions passing offense made the Seahawks secondary look mediocre at best. Last season the Seahawks held their opposition to 34.8 percent efficiency, which if translated to this season, would put them eighth in the NFL. If you ask me, that is right where they realistically should be the way the team has been put together. Pete Carrol told the Associated Press earlier this week that he thought poor communication and youth on defense were two of the determining factors on third downs this year. However, after last week you know that Carroll has no choice but to change the strategy on third downs when the Vikings come to town on Sunday. I would expect at the very least some different play calls and perhaps personnel changes, although that may be a bit unrealistic given the success the Seahawks are having with the rest of the defensive statistics. I would be surprised to see any new faces on third downs. There is no reason that the Seahawks shouldn't be able to improve on third down as the season progresses. They have proven that they can play with any team on defense. They just have to tighten up on some small details, and you should see the third down efficiency number rise to join the rest of the prominent defensive statistics. The first test comes this Sunday when the Seahawks will be faced with the hard running Adrian Peterson lining up in the backfield. CLICK HERE CHECK OUT THE SEAHAWKS BLOG IN OUR CLUBHOUSE AT NWSB!
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Thanks to over 5,000 activists, we helped flood the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) office with letters about the dirty and dangerous proposed Cove Point liquefied natural gas facility. Now it's time to deliver our message in person.
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For far too long, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has put the interests of the oil and gas industry above our health, safety and climate. This summer, FERC will decide if the Cove Point facility can move forward despite the detrimental consequences -- more fracking in the Marcellus Shale region, endangering communities near the proposed facility, and more air, water, and climate pollution.
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FORT WORTH, TX - NOVEMBER 06: Clint Bowyer, driver of the #33 Cheerios/Hamburger Helper Chevrolet, stands on pit road after qualifying for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Dickies 500 at Texas Motor Speedway on November 6, 2009 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Robert Laberge/Getty Images for NASCAR)
In addition to preparing to try to better his 2012 runner-up finish in the NASCAR Sprint Cup standings, Clint Bowyer is getting ready to make his debut in the Rolex 24 at Daytona International Speedway. Bowyer joins Michael Waltrip Racing co-owners Michael Waltrip and Rob Kauffman and Rui Aguas on the AF Waltrip Racing team for the event. Bowyer, for his part, hasn't found the speed in the cars that he might have hoped in recent runs. During the NASCAR Sprint Media Tour hosted by Charlotte Motor Speedway on Tuesday, Bowyer jokingly asked if he should wear cowboy boots and tuck his fire suit into them before climbing into his Ferrari 458 GT. Overall, though, he deemed the looming race as "interesting." He said he joined the team because Kauffman asked him to. "Rob does so much for us, it's like this: If Rob asks you to do anything, the answer is yes. I don't care what is in front of it or what we're doing, I owe it to him to do that. I enjoy Rob, I've really enjoyed getting to k...
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