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KILLEROCTOPUS.com A New Begining!!
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its weird, depends on the burner I find if the TY will work well or not.
i used the same exact ones as you
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The Premium line of TY's 8x DVD-R made in singapore/japan are consistently very good... I know somethat only use those and have never really had a problem with DRE's etc.(they have many different grades it seems)
Also the verbatim 16xdvd-r seem to work great as long as they are not mage in certain countries...
when you have a pack of Verbatims that works great...look at the disc info....what do you see....manufactured usually by TY
There are other Variables involved....another big one is the type of DVD Burner one is using...whether it has the latest fw or not...
Then there is your wii...if the laser is adjusted within tolerances.
Then the pc and what was it doing when you were decompressing and even more so...when you were burning the iso to dvd....not a good idea to be burning and doing a screaming download at the same time.
then...what burning software were used and ...the settings....were they set up for the best results....
having said that...at times I have seen some that wouldn't read when everything was done perfectly......then almost always the DVD burner doesn't like the TY's......and then they burn on a cheapie dvd and it works great...lol
mind you the cheapie dvd works great at the beginning but won't be problem free a few months down the road ..cause the cheap dye used degrades quicker than usual.
so as spyman said...sometimes it's the burner...
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I followed the recipe as it was but used cranberries instead of currants and it came out great!
The last reviewer didn't enjoy it but maybe their gnocchi wasn't good? Or some of the ingredients weren't fresh? It was absolutely delicious for us. I grated some Parmesan cheese on it and drizzled some good quality balsamic vinegar and it was all eaten up in a flash! Will definitely make this again for a quick healthy week-night meal.
Chickpea, Spinach & Squash Gnocchi
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Currants add a surprising touch of sweetness to this simple sauté of chickpeas, spinach, squash and gnocchi. We prefer the texture of shelf-stable gnocchi, but if sodium is an issue for you, opt for frozen instead. Serve with a glass of chardonnay.
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I followed the recipe as it was but used cranberries instead of currants and it came out great!
It was terrible at best. Everything in it we love but all together was just awful. Never again will I waste good ingredients on this dish. Such a disappointment. I'm still wondering how it got such great reviews.
This was delicious and it helped me finally get my husband to eat veggies (he didn't even miss the meat)! I'm not an accomplished cook by any means, so I always pay close attention to the reviews to learn from others. Here's my two cents sautéed recipe:
I sautéed the gnocchi in the pan longer than the recipe said to get it nice and toasty, probably close to 10 minutes. I think this helped maintain its texture once all the liquid was added.
Currants - couldn't find them, dried or fresh. Ended up using dried Craisen brand cherries. It worked!
I used all of the vegetable stock - it cooked down into a nice sauce, and I didn't have a problem with anything being too mushy.
As much as I love balsamic vinegar, I did NOT like the balsamic reduction - it was far too sweet and overpowered the rest of the dish in my opinion. We ate the leftovers the next day without the reduction and it was 10x better.
I'll definitely make this again!
Oh my goodness! This was lovely! And don't you dare substitute the balsamic with hot sauce...As I was cooking, I kept stealing tastes here and there and it was good, but with the balsamic reduction, it was truly amazing. I added a bit of ground ginger but other than that I made no changes. Definitely making this again.
I changed/substituted quite a few things. I left out the currants completely (since many said the dish was too sweet), added some salt, and made the following substitutions:
-sweet potato for squash
-spinach/arugula blend for spinach
-cilantro (added at the same time as the spinach) for sage
-chicken broth for veggie broth
-hot sauce for balsamic reduction
The hubby and I LOVE this dish with our changes. The arugula helped with the sweetness issue and the hot sauce really finished the dish off nicely. We will definitely make this again.
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- Created: March 24, 2010, 12:03 am
What is your opinion on where the economy is headed?
The congeess approved of the stimulus package and Obama said the stimulus plan approved by Congress and signed into law
in mid-February 'was not designed to work in four months - it was
designed to work over two years.'
[Source: http://money.cnn.com/2009/07/11/news/economy/obama_economy_stimulus.reut/index.htm?postversion=2009071113]
What do you think the effects will be for small-business owners and for new startups?
(Try to keep this to the point and not into some political debate please!)
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carolandbaby | Window Shopper | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
As with every economic cycle it will eventually go back up. These things happen more drasticly when different major markets are allowed to go unchecked...but I am a fan of small government all the same. I don't think it takes an obscene number of government employees to maintain the country just dilligant and honest (as honest as people can be at least) ones. That said as a small business owner I am deeply bothered by the bail out of large companies but we can't seem to get any relief at the smaller levels. Our business has been here since 1953 and for the first time ever the bank told us they have no money to loan...no money?! Is that not what our new president just authorized you to do - loan trust worthy established companies like ours money??? If I am mistaken fine, but if not whom might I contact for help here? We need a medium sized loan (not the little 1-10,000 dollar ones) Any info would be great!! Thanks
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As with every economic cycle it will eventually go back up. These things happen more drasticly when different major markets are allowed to go unchecked...but I am a fan of small government all the same. I don't think it takes an obscene number of government employees to maintain the country just dilligant and honest (as honest as people can be at least) ones. That said as a small business owner I am deeply bothered by the bail out of large companies but we can't seem to get any relief at the smaller levels. Our business has been here since 1953 and for the first time ever the bank told us they have no money to loan...no money?! Is that not what our new president just authorized you to do - loan trust worthy established companies like ours money??? If I am mistaken fine, but if not whom might I contact for help here? We need a medium sized loan (not the little 1-10,000 dollar ones) Any info would be great!! Thanks
I for one am positive. I hope this has the desired effects. True, it is a cycle and all trends come and go. But it would be great if the economy got back on its feet sooner than later. As for us small business owners, I guess we're left out to dry sometimes. It sure feels like that. I agree with that the bigger comapnies shouldn't get all that money if they can't turn it to profit. Waste of a lot of resources. Think about what all that money could do to small and medium businessowners. However, what is positive for the bigger companies are in the end positive for the rest of us as well. It is just more about secondary effects rather than the direct ones.
Starecess | Performer | 3/24/2010 - 12:03 am
As a small business owner and someone involved in workforce issues, I see very little impact. I think there are a couple of niche's that will see some bump in business but it is all in segements of the energy/construction/infrastructure world. I don't think most small business will directly or even indirectly benefit. The other problem I see with the stimulus is it is so much money and much of it has to be spent by June 2010. I guess I'm kind of a pessimist being a small business person, but I do believe there will be some niche's that see some positive results at least until mid 2010.
shivun | Window Shopper | 5/15/2010 - 10:15 am
I think now that 2009 is now past we all can see how hard hit we all were, not only businesses in the states but globally. We all from time to time want to know where the economy is heading as it effects everyone and everything. The important thing to remember is that a bad econonmy is the spark to new ideas and new creations. Business that go bang, collapse and fold and new ideas and ventures start. A business can either adapt or go under, it is a lesson to the business owner, regardless of whether it's his lack of direction or the economy. I have my own company based in the UK and we have many clients in the states that we offer IT support to, the difference in a bad economy was that we had to reduce our prices to glide to the hard times. shivun pilwal InteractiveHive This post was edited to remove a commercial link. Read our discussion policies for more Community best practices.
Money and Risk | Creator | 5/17/2010 - 12:25 am
The direction of the economy in the short term is going to be fluctuating because we still have unemployment problems. Nationwide rate is closer to 20% and in some pockets of the country, the state rate is in the 30-40% range. The prop up of the residential real estate market just ended and the next wave of prime mortgage defaults are coming. The stimulus is not going to affect small businesses much in a direct way. Lending is still going to be tight since banks are not comfortable even lending to each other. The interbank rates spread just got wider again which means that they are worried about default. I'm more concerned about the state of the US economy long term. Our recent policies have pushed a lot of manufacturers out of the country again. Large manufacturers who were investing in updating facilities and bringing back jobs have stopped their efforts. We're moving into a focus on a service economy. The economy won't be healthy long term if it's all service.
BoiseHousePaint | Window Shopper | 5/18/2010 - 3:47 pm
Hey Alberon, As a small business owner, all I can say is that this will be a 'wait and see' game. I am a firm believer that there is a big difference between THE economy and MY economy. While business has been good for me, I intend to continue working hard and serving my clients to the best of my abiities, and investing where I can for the long term. This is another way of saying the Government will not dictate my future. I know that sounds self-righteous, but I really believe that entrepreneurs will save the economy, not some government stimulus package. Just my $.02. Chad
InvestorGuy | Performer | 5/22/2010 - 9:19 pm
I've got to say that I've seen a slight pick-up in business in the last couple of months, but the volatility on the stock markets is a bit worrying and may caus people to be a bit more cautious while this trouble with the euro sorts itself out. However, I think that the long-term trend is up and in about 6 months time the effects should be more evident
jwarren | Window Shopper | 8/19/2010 - 1:57 pm
Good afternoon. I realize your post was back in March, but I wanted to see how things are going for you now. My husband and I are in the process of purchasing an existing business, so I've been consuming as much research and personal advice as I can, as we've never owned a business before. Do you still have your business? Thanks in advance for your time, Jennifer
burtondds | Creator | 8/27/2010 - 12:58 pm
This post was started in March and now it is August. How do you feel about the economy and where it is going now? To me it seems like it is a go forward two steps, back one, forward one step back two. I feel as a small business owner that I just need to hang on and get by with the least amount of expense.
jthorf | Contributor | 8/31/2010 - 7:04 am
The economy have stayed on limbo, not a lot of people are incline to spending there hard earn cash. From my observation Real state is still stale. SME are still in a waiting game and some are surviving because there competitor have already close shop.
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uhhhhh I know how you feel. Myself, and a girl that works in one of our other companies in a different state (who is also pregnant) are both going through this kind of junk with our work. Thursday and Friday of last week we had a lunch and learn, which I have been advised to never clock out on those days so that I'm available to watch the front counter and answer the phones (I'm a receptionist). This morning I get a nasty email from the owner stating that disciplinary action will be taken promply if I do not clock out for lunch again!!!! They're searching... and the other girl is going through the same thing you are. I just wanted to say, just fire me! smh. I hope they approve you! That would make me so mad if they don't! GL mama
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Yamaha YSR 50: Mini Madness!
Yo guys.
I realize this is not a scooter, but it is a small-displacement, small-sized, street-legal motorcycle, so I suppose this is the best place to post.
I recently came across a guy selling a Yamaha YSR 50 in the same county as me. Called him up, he said the crank is bad and the bearings need to be replaced, possibly some other issues worked out. Who knows what's in there. It will, he claims, fire up fine, but you wouldn't want to run it in the shape it's in. He's asking around 500 bucks for the whole bike, which is reasonable for the country we're in (Russia), and he said we can discuss lowering the price if I come cash in hand.
Ordering genuine parts through a Yamaha dealer will be exorbitant and will probably take half a year to arrive thanks to our wonderfully Stone Age postal/customs system, so I got to thinking what other engines I can swap into it.
One choice is the ZiD (Zavod imeni Degteryeva) Pilot 50 engine, an old Russian moped. 2-stroke, 50cc's, 3-speed transmission. About half the horsepower of the stock Yama mill, but what can you expect from a motor built in a factory that typically builds light machine guns? The sizes are pretty similar and I see nothing that would hinder sticking it in there. Plus the engines are cheap and plentiful, and you can buy two and experiment with tuning and modding for power. Lots of info on this in the Russian internets.
Another idea I had was Lifan engines. Maybe a 200cc vertical cylinder, or one of those 125cc horizontals... so I'm asking you guys, what do you think? Anyone with experience in this field, sound off and give me your two cents.
Anything to say about engine swaps in general? I want to refrain from cutting the stock frame and welding, so assuming the cradle doesn't need to be enlarged (if the engine fits fine), would it be ok to just fab up some simple mounting plates, or adaptors from the stock mounts to the new engine? Another idea I had was to extend the swingarm a little bit (less wheelie-prone, would look a little better than with the stock setup, where the wheel is nearly under the seat).
Link to the YSR 50: http://moto.auto.ru/motorcycle/used/..._32078481.html
Photos for comparison:
Stock YSR motor
Couldn't find a decent photo of the ZiD engine alone, so here's a shot of the whole moped. Still, you can see the similarities in construction.
Stock YSR50, naked view.
And last but not least, a photo of a YSR50 with a Yamaha 250 four-stroke in it. Modified cradle but hey, it seems to fit.
EDIT: Sheeeeyit. Just realized this should go in "The Garage".
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Back in the day, I had one of those with a 60cc kit on it. 10 cc made a huge difference.
Either totally rebuild the engine you have and kit it out as much as possible,
or shoehorn in as much cc's as possible.
In original condition the ysr50 only goes 38 mph, kinda slow.
You don't have much room in that chassis for much more engine.
I'd try to get a water cooled YZ 80 motor, that would make it fast.
Keep us updated.
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It's interesting to me how a CZ 125 engine would fit in there. On the 916 engine, the chaindrive and kickstart are on the correct side for a swap into this chassis.
The most likely candidate would be the ZiD engine. Lots of bore kits, cylinders, pistons, and suchlike floating around the ru-net, and plenty of information as far as tuning. Much cheaper as well. Probably no faster than it was stock, although you never know, people say they get their modified ZiD's up to 50-55 mph with no problems...
The stock engine will be kept and possibly fixed, if I can figure out exactly what it needs and order it.
Hmm. Time to go take a bus ride. Possibly tomorrow, if nothing else comes up. I'll take lots of photos.
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I can't really help, but there have been all kinds of nutty engine conversions done with the YSR. A guy named Tony Tice put a YZ400F (with 426 piston) 4-stroke MX motor in one.
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ZID looks about the right size and the drive chain is on the right side so maybe not the perfect candidate, but not so bad. I would start with that given their ubiquity in Russia.
I can't think of any Chinese clone engine that would be better. A clone DRZ/KLX 110 motor would be marginally (or more) faster, but the fabrication would be more troublesome I suspect. I'd do the ZID without any irreversible mods to the frame and look for a YZ 80 mill or CZ motocross motor down the line.
Good luck. In any case it'll be much faster than my DKW!
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The CZ motor is something I thought of, but they're pretty expensive for a good-condition one, which is why I'm sorta hesitant.
As far as Chinese clones go, how about the XR200 clone? If someone managed a Yamaha 250, and that other guy managed a YZ400F, and there have been multiple YSF-200 (Blaster quad) engine swaps, I think a Lifan 200 might fit. It looks to me like the cradle is bolted onto the main frame at the back near the footpegs and the front near the steering stem, if that's the case, then it would be easy to fab up a new cradle without butchering the frame in the process. The main thing would be to be sure that the tank still fits (a 200 engine will protrude from the upper frame a little bit, as seen on the Yamaha 250 swap in my original post). Aside from that, as far as I can see, smooth sailing.
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Update: Got on the YSR50.com forums. People are saying that an XR100 motor would be a bolt-in swap, just about. Guess my worries that a four-stroke with a taller head wouldn't fit were baseless. Any info on XR100 copies from Lifan? Do they make something like that?
I probably won't have time to go check the mini out today, but tomorrow seems like a sure thing. We'll see.
Edit: http://www.hooperimports.com/product...f_id=100cc-4Mi That sucker seems to be exactly what I'm looking for. The price doesn't make me too happy, it'll be around 20-25 thousand rubles here, with any luck, and that's almost double the price I'm paying for the whole YSR, and, for the sake of comparison, a ZiD 50 engine can be had for 3 to 5 thousand rubles.
Ah well, we'll burn that bridge when we get to it. Maybe the Yammi engine can be resurrected without expensive parts.
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I don't know why buying a Lifan would be such a big hassle, you're a lot closer to China for that matter, and any Lifan dealers. But why bother, the Lifan conversion, especially the vertical cylinder one will take major adaptation.
Can you weld, skillfully?
The bolt pattern on the YZR looks almost exactly like the two rear bolt mounts on the rotary valve cased horizontal cylindered Yamaha's of the '60~'70's. That opens up some possible retro fits.
Yamaha sells a 100 cc "agricultural" ( I assume it's used by herders and such, ) DS type bike in Mongolia, I can only assume they also sell these in far Eastern Russia and possibly Kahzakstan. More possibilities.
The ZID "moped" looks pretty damn cool to me, frankly I'd love to own one. If they're anywhere near as utilitarian and reliable as a Ural thay can't be all that bad. We have nothing that cheap and available in the States.
What about your pitbike?
Frankly putting such a big engine into a small bike sounds like a bad idea, 420 chains and sprokets are really only good for about 100 cc bikes. Similarly the bearings in the wheels, etc.
$400 for a broken cranked Yamaha that's the heart of the engine and it makes the rest of the bike pretty worthless costwise. I suprized he's asking so much.
Just some thoughts from someone who's converted an old bike with a new engine.
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To be honest, this sort of thing doesn't even surprise me anymore. I've just gotten used to it.
I'm willing to spend the money just to have my hands on something that will be fun to play around on, and, even better, I will have fun building and modifying something. It feels good to make something yourself. I guess that's my thinking on this.
Compounding the issue is the fact that back when I lived in Alaska, I had a dirt bike, 2 or more snowmobiles at any one time, a quad, a couple old Honda trikes, and god knows what else in my backyard. After the move to Russia, I'm on my third year of a whole lotta nothing. My hands are just itching to twist a throttle and make loud noises, burning gas in the process.
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Going to go look at the YSR right now. I wish I could take photos, but my phone screen died and I have no regular camera. I will attempt to take cell phone shots, but I have no idea how they'll turn out.
Wish me luck.
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Went to look at it.
Everything is kinda grim, but I'll start from the beginning...
The engine. The engine was brought over from Japan without a piston in it. The cylinder sleeve was pressed out, a new sleeve was made to fit a common 2-stroke cultivator piston. Added to that was a handmade ignition system. The oil injector apparently malfunctioned and it seized the engine up pretty nicely. Then, while the owner was attempting to bore out the stock rod to accept a more common bearing for the big end, he damaged the rod. So as it sits, it needs a new cylinder, new rod, new bearings all around, possibly a different ignition and god knows what is going on in the transmission.
The frame, though, is in pretty good shape. Certainly not worth the money I'm paying for it, but that's a loss I'm willing to accept. The rear plastics are totally homemade, with a weird seat pan. I can modify that, I suppose, to be more cafe-racer. The front plastic is a little damaged and someone patched it with a piece of metal, but it's not too noticeable, and will be invisible after a good coat of paint and some body filler. The front brakes need to be bled and filled up, rear brakes work. Everything, of course, will be disassembled, cleaned up, greased, checked for cracks, some parts will be painted, some will be polished, etc.
Tomorrow a friend and I are going to the local swap meet to look for some donor engines. Hopefully we'll find something. I'm very interested in a 100-150cc chinese 4-stroke Honda copy. Making a custom 2-stroke pipe is a little out of my abilities, and nobody that I know is a good enough welder to do it. Although, if push comes to shove, I'm sure I'll manage something or another.
Sorry, no photos. The bike (if you can call it that) should be in my garage on Wednesday or Thursday. I'll be sure to take lots of photos then.
Wish me luck tomorrow.
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Bought the YSR. It's sitting in a warehouse just outside town right now, tomorrow I will be transporting it to my garage.
Posted up some want ads on some forums, got an answer today. Someone is selling a freshly rebuilt tuner ZiD engine. 60cc displacement, Honda Dio-34 piston, balanced crank, little bit of porting work. Handbuilt expansion pipe made for the engine. It's right in my price range as well. I told them to hold onto it for me, I will try to scrape up the cash to go snag it next week, if possible.
On the bodywork and frame side of things, I have to rebuild or at least flush the front brake, as it's not working, need to strip down the bike to bare parts and start prepping for paint. I'm thinking of using epoxy paint for appliances out of the can, as I've heard that it's very durable stuff. Professional auto paint is out of my price range. The bodywork is homemade in the back, with a homemade seat as well. I will need to tear it apart and see what can be done with it. I also want to try my hand at making some bodywork out of fiberglass, maybe with a thin steel base to lay the glass onto. The front plastic was broken and cut into two halves, then patched with aluminum down the middle. It's also cracked in a few spots. All this will need to be repaired.
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Update: Moved the bike to a friend's garage, got most of the stuff stripped off it today without getting my hands too dirty, tomorrow I will be going more in-depth. All the home-made crap is getting scrapped, I will definetely be looking for fiberglass cloth and resin to make myself a new tailpiece and possibly making myself a seat to go along with it, plenty of info on that stuff floating around the forums here.
On the engine side of things - found a guy in Moscow selling a Yamaha YBR 125 motor. A fairly mild 4-stroke beginner's bike, but in the small YSR chassis it should prove to be pretty exciting, at the very least. I have to figure out how much he wants for it and how to scrape up that amount of money. Anybody wanna donate? I'll put your name on the tank as a gesture of gratitude
Definetely going for a streetfighter/ratfighter look on this bike. Small tailpiece, small seat, big tank, etc.
I find this look very appealing, I don't know why.
Stay tuned, I hope to have photos soon. Dad took the camera with him on his business trip, so...
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Pics of the project, finally
Long time, no post! Here are some photos I took yesterday, with comments.
The bare frame from the left
And from the right
With tank (flat blacked by yours truly)
Bars with a hand on them for perspective. The left side is bent, apparently the bike got dumped a few times.
With fairing mounted.
Apparently the fairing had seen better days. It has been repaired by cutting out the middle section and replacing it with aluminum plates.
And a shot showng my sunburnt chest.
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The episode begins and Barney wakes up from dreaming about his Playbook. Robin says she decided she wanted to marry him when he sets fire to his Playbook. He agrees he has to forget about the Playbook but he then again has a dream about it. Lily begins her new job and her first assignment is to find The Captain a new artist. Ted gives Robin his RSVP for the wedding. Turns out, he is going to bring Jeanette as his date for the wedding. The gang isn't happy to hear that. Ted assures them they will love having Jeanette at the wedding and also reveals she is planning to wear an "eggshell" dress. Robin isn't at all happy to hear this.
But, Jeanette breaks up with Ted and returns the key to his apartment and his grandmother's ring. Ted is really sad, but he concludes Barney and Robin must be really happy that Jeannette won't be coming to the wedding. Turns out, Barney and Robin are joyous and are in fact celebrating. Ted decides to get back with Jeanette because the sex was really great with her. Ted updates Barney and Robin about his decision via a text. Robin is in tears on receiving the news. Ted encounters Barney just as he is about to get out of the elevator to go Jeanette's apartment to talk her into taking him back. Barney promises Ted that he will find Ted someone much better than Jeanette using his Playbook.
He reveals he actually didn't burn the real book. He makes Ted swear that he won't reveal this to Robin. Lily and Marshall arrive at the art gallery where Lily is planning to snag an artist named Strickland. Ted tries the first play from the Playbook but it doesn't work. Barney feels it's because Ted didn't do it right. Ted then tries the second play from the Playbook. That too backfires and this time Barney says Ted didn't play it right. At the gallery, Marshall ends up embarrassing Lily with his shenanigans while she is trying to impress Strickland. At the apartment Barney is coaching Ted for another play which is a rather complicated one.
Robin shows up just then and sees the Playbook. She isn't at all happy to see that it still is in existence. Barney tries to explain himself but Robin isn't in any mood for explanations. She storms out with Barney chasing after her. Before leaving Barney warns Ted to not do anything stupid while he is away. Ted is then shown talking to a woman at the bar but just then Jeanette arrives pushes the woman away and begins kissing Ted. Barney catches up with Robin and tries to reason with her. He explains that the Playbook is a lifetime of great ideas and he can't just destroy it on a whim. Robin on her part isn't at all convinced by his reasoning.
At the gallery, Marshall profusely apologizes to Lily and swears that he won't embarrass her anymore. He even promises he won't tell "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" jokes anymore. Strickland overhears their conversation and says he is a huge TMNT fan. Marshall and Strickland bond over this common interest of theirs and Marshall then introduces him to Lily. Robin tells Barney he can't lie to her ever again about anything. Barney isn't happy to hear this and says lying is his thing. In fact he is a magician of sorts when it comes to lying he argues. He says it was his lying that brought them together in the first place.
While at it he offers her three bouquets of flowers. He makes them appear like a magician would. She knocks out two of them from his hand but accepts the third one. Apparently she has forgiven him. They walk back home together. At the apartment, Jeanette finds the Playbook and assumes its Ted's. She isn't very happy about the discovery. This is proven by the fact that Ted has been thrown out of the apartment and is now sitting on the pavement. Also, Jeanette is torching his stuff and throwing them from the window. In the end she blows up Barney's Playbook.
Barney arrives just in time to see his Playbook go up in smoke but is fine with that. Later, the gang shares a bottle of wine. Ted removes Jeanette's name from the RSVP. He reveals to the gang that he is finally ready to settle down. He tells his kids this time he really meant it. The episode ends at this point.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia, Nov. 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The Indonesian market for elevators is one of the fastest growing markets in Southeast Asia, after Vietnam. Increasing population numbers and shift from rural to urban areas have led to an increase in construction activities in the metropolitan areas of the country, such as Jakarta and Surabaya.
This has created a vast market for elevators and is expected to drive market growth over the next five years. The construction and modernization of airports in Jakarta have further boosted the demand for elevators.
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan (http://www.buildingtechnologies.frost.com), entitled Elevators Market in Indonesia, finds that the market earned revenues of US$164.0 million in 2011 and estimates this to reach US$282.4 million in market revenues by 2016.
"As end users become increasingly comfortable with technology, they will look to adopt more modern mobility systems," said Frost & Sullivan Research Analyst Vidhi Yaduvanshi. "Hence, most of the upcoming buildings are equipped with elevators and escalators to ensure free and unrestricted mobility. The renewed focus on efficient use of space within a building means that an effective use of elevators is encouraged which will also drive the market."
Although the market has significant potential, Indonesia is an extremely price sensitive market and market participants can tap it optimally only by strategizing while taking into account end users' price sensitivity and cyclical demand from the construction market.
The price sensitivity is caused by the low level of awareness about value-driven products in Indonesia as most of the end user segments, primarily the developers, are focused on the functional aspect of the products.
The price sensitivity in Indonesia has also restricted the entry of certain participants that offer premium products and value-added services. Frost & Sullivan predicts that the restraints will affect the market for the next five years.
Over the past few years, the pressure on prices has increased due to the entry of new participants in the market, the subsequent price war and also the market stagnation during the global financial crisis and its after effects. However, Indonesia's elevator market participants managed to absorbed the higher costs of raw materials due to the intense competition in the market.
Yaduvanshi noted that in order to increase their market share, most branded participants – which dominate the market compete on price and offer additional services.
However, participants will feel optimistic that the Indonesia Building Code will strengthen the regulations pertaining to building accessibility and maintenance, which will lead to higher quality of equipment in older as well as the newly constructed buildings.
"Participants are more likely to gain steady revenues from the maintenance market than the new equipment market," noted Yaduvanshi. "This is because unlike the new equipment market, which is dependent on the construction market and is hence, cyclical in nature, the maintenance market is dependent on the existing base of elevators, which increases year on year."
Eugene van de Weerd, Country Director for Frost & Sullivan Indonesia noted that the island of Java witnesses the highest economic development in the country, and this spurs infrastructure and building construction projects in this region. Thus, investment on construction, especially that of residential buildings, remains the prime focus of Indonesia.
"The market growth can be attributed to the consistent growth in the residential, commercial, hotels, and retail verticals. The major portion of the revenue for the elevators market will come from these verticals," van de Weerd concluded.
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Shortstop Josh Rutledge's latest home run heroics helped the Colorado Rockies snap a five-game losing streak Thursday. Rutledge became the first rookie in franchise history to hit a home run in four consecutive games. His two-run shot in the seventh gave the Rockies a 5-2 lead, and they went on to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2 to avoid getting swept in the three-game series. The other Rockies rookies who homered in three consecutive games were Wilin Rosario this season from June 29-July 2; Troy Tulowitzki from June 21-23, 2007; and Jorge Piedra from Aug. 19-23, 2005. Rutledge is the first major league rookie to hit a home run in four straight games since the Seattle Mariners' Casper Wells did it from Aug. 13-16, 2011. The last Rockies player to homer in four straight games was Tulowitzki from April 11-14, 2011. In his first 18 games in the big leagues, Rutledge is hitting .375 (27-for-72) with six doubles, two triples, five homers and 14 RBI. He has a .387 on-base percent...
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The win gives the Broncos (9-2, 6-1 Mid-American) nine victories for the first time since 2000 and the third time in school history.
Nick Moore caught 10 passes for 97 yards for Toledo (2-8, 1-5), which lost to Western Michigan for the third straight year. Broncos freshman Aaron Winchester rushed 28 times for 111 yards.
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I am a dive instructor with 3-4 k dives (about half with this computer) and have owned this model for a few years now and i LOVE it. Many of my friends also have this model and swear by it. The only part the sucks is getting the battery changed, apparently it has to be done by a Suntoo rep. Good luck and happy diving....


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The 1920s Remington Model 3B was extraordinarily popular in the Roaring Twenties due to its elegantly small footprint and revolutionary raised striker system. The New York-based manufacturer patented this attractive butterfly-style design, and the machine quickly gained iconic status for its low-profile, Art Deco-era aesthetic.
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