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Steve Powers is the author of the comprehensive book and study, NORTH AMERICAN BURL TREEN: COLONIAL & NATIVE AMERICAN.
Powers is a long time board member of the Antiques Dealers' Association of America (ADA) and is currently the organization's Vice President—he is also a long time member of the New Hampshire Antiques Dealers' Association (NHADA).
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06 ADV 1st Wrenching Nightmare
Well just got my 06 adv last week happy as can be,until I thought Id try changing the main jet.Ive read many threads on this topic thought it would be pretty easy,wrong!Ive changed jets etc on my 525mxc and my 300exc no brainer.I knew from threads it was a little pain in the ass,but what a nightmare.Can anyone refer me to a specific thread on the best way to access the bst40.I took back airboot to airbox out still couldnt get that SOB free so than loosened the sub frame to access better,had to take my pipe off etc to pivot subframe.Got to be a easier way?.Now Im having a problem returning subframe to mainframe by the top two bolts where the rubber tank pads are which one ripped to add to my misery.The problem is the two flanges on sub frame should seat to the outside of flanges on main frame,but the flange on the right is butting in line with the one on the main frame making not possible to go back to proper position.Any tricks getting that subframe flanges spreading them to return over mainframe flange?.In theory it should just pivot right back!Any help would be great.
Thanks Doug
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Creeper should know, he takes his apart and licks it clean every Sunday.
First off, why did you want to remove the carb? To access the main jet you simply use a stubby or 90 degree screwdriver to open the cap on the bottom of the carb (drain the bowl first and shutoff the gas eh? :D). The main jet sits just inside casually awaiting quick changes.
To access the other parts of the carb that are generally well accepted as standard mods you simply remove the tank (close the petcock and the crossover valves (x2) first eh? :lol3) and the top of the carb is awaiting your tool. The slide and jet needle are sitting just under the diaphram. Like you wife has probably said a hundred times, don't pinch the diaphram!!!
I have read once or twice that folks trying to access a third jet, what was it the idle jet can do so by (I think) unhooking the airbox and reaching it from there... but I had better find that thread first to make sure WTF I am talkin' about. And besides, changes to the idle jet are not generally considered standard. That brings up a good point: remember to do these thing sequentially, so you know the effect of each mod (both in and of itself and in concert with the other changes you did previously).
Now WTF was the rest of your question? Ah, I have not removed my carb, but creeper has and he told me if you have to you should be able to free it by bending the boot that connects it to the engine (already disconnected from the airbox eh?). Or was it vice versa... :scratch But you don't have to move the rear subframe!!!
I have also read of folks having trouble getting the rear subframe back on... I think you will have to have someone help you put it under tension to get it to line up so you can fasten it. But that thread should also be found. Bummer, since you didn't have to do this! :cry
So in conclusion, the standard mods are not a nightmare; they are easy. Not knowing WTF you are doing is a nightmare. I know; I have been there and probably will be there again real soon. :wave
Thanks meat for the help.My approach was the same as my 525 loosen intake and airboot tilt carb at 45 or so for a visual of jets, but with 640adv not so due to frame being in the way.So I called mechanic at dealer and asked him and he told to pivot subframe, !st mistake listening to that advice?I just wanted to see wtf I was doing hence my motive for a visual.My bikes still in pieces due the fact that I cant get subframe to line up on flanges on main frame right where you bolt next to rubber tank pads on top next to airbox any assistance would be appreciated.It aint easy lining that sob up.Any tricks out there?
Anyways, here is the thread with some tips on the subframe; worked for one fella: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=126636
And here is one discussion of carb tuning that shows the third jet:
Can't find creeper's blurb on removing the carb, but perhaps he will show up before I find it later.
Thats it,
Hey Thanks for the help guys.Subframe problem solved used a C clamp to pinch in flanges on main frame then subframe slide on, lining up of bolts was a bit of battle but won the war.Meat thanks for the links very helpful.Think I am missing something on the removal of carb through fork in frame up top on 06 adv, I think without pivoting back of airbox.Black plastic box/w wire on right side & throttle cables on left seem to have to be removed to physically get carb out top between frame,a lot of work to exit carb for this old dog.
Thanks again, Doug
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Removing Carb
"Remove tank, disconnect everything attached to the carb, pull back airbox boot, pull carb back out of intake spigot, pull carb out thru the top between frame rails."
Easy as Creeper describes above, abit tedious but not that hard to do.
BUT be sure to refit choke cable to carb before refitting carb into boots. Was esay enough to take out But DAMN! was bitch to get the plastic piece re threaded.
!!!AND make sure to stuff a rag or baggie over boot on motor. BECAUSE if the jet comes free of the cable and falls off and lands on the edge of the boot pecariously ready to fall into the motor! WHEW that would really really suck!
Woke up this morning with the aftermath of a flu that caused evacuation from every hole. My attitude-bad. Like you had dc'd the subframe to get at the carb and it was time to put things back together, I was in no mood for a jigsaw puzzle thought up by Hitler's spawn.
Like you I had problems with the frame tabs hitting the subframe rails.
OK, I was pissed. Really pissed after dicking with it for 10 minutes. Hammer. First I loosened the lower subframe bolts a couple of turns, Next I got out the file out and filed off the square edges on both interfering edges and then got the big punch and hammer out of the box. Three good wacks on each frame tab, medium force seemed about right. Add a dab of oil and now and things will slide into place just like Hitler and Eva used to.
Seriously I agree with you. It is way easier to work around the carb if you pivot the subframe back and it should be "set up" so it comes apart and goes back together easily. The exhaust pipe bolt had been stripped by a PO so that gave a little problem but I rethreaded it. I used antiseize on the clamp and the muffler connection. Locktite everything brother and fixit right next time with the hammer.
Bill in Tomahawk, WI.
Hey Andyb thanks for the info pretty much the same as what Creeper said,one question do you remove throttle cable assembly on left and little black box (plastic/w wire) on right side of carb /w soldered screws,seems on my 06 adv you would have too, to clear frame.Im wondering if my carb has more crap on it for calif smog shit for 06?Sorry for the dumbass questions, this 640adv is a learning thing for me, compared to my 525 which is much easier to work on.The carb area on the 640 06 is a cluster f---.Ktm Bill it feels good that I wasnt the only one dealing with that subframe to mainframe issue,glad you got yours on,at least we got a handle on it for next time.
Thanks again doug
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KTM LC4 640 Adv carburettor removal instructions
Previously when we refit my sub frame we used a reversed C cramp, which spreads instead of squeezes. and applied it just behind the where the sub-frame bolt holes are. It doesn't take a lot of pressure to spread the subframe 1-2mm, just enough to help it slip on.
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Right... now it's time to get may arse back out to the shed and apply what I just learned...
Practice makes perfect
Practice , I'v found that there is a certain order to my 640ADV . Some times it involves removing unrelated parts to the job at hand before I service the part I'm after . For the main jets of my carb. I would remove the carb. altogether . This would give me chance to clean and inspect it thoroughly . For me this will go in this order , seat , sceen , tank , all hoses and wires to the carb. , remove nuts and bolts to boot clamps and then twist carb. and take it up between the rails of subframe (I do not undo the suframe ) . All parts are cleaned including hoses , vent tubes , cable contectors (I had a elec. problem are atrip to speed week I mist a plug and the dust and salt broke the conection cleaned it problem solved ) . Putting the carb. back will be the revers . Every job I do any part removed is cleaned in parts washer (best money ever spent ) before going back on . At home any contoction opened is cleaned with contact cleaner . I mite be over the top but on the track the few problems are solved quickly and easily . I'm not sure if this will help but the first few time were a night mare for me too it's much easier now thow , practice.:wink:
Lining Subframe back up
So, whilst riding the A2 from Myales to Nairobi, my subframe decided to pop out, pulling the carb off the engine. Obviously, being in the middle of Africa, on my own, you have to work things out yourself.
So, armed with a ratchet strap and a tire lever, it took all of two minutes, here's a pic:
OK, so not so clever now as I can't get the link in. But you tie the luggage rack to the handle bar, then ratchet it up...
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Increasing demand for cruise holidays that start in and return to the UK has encouraged P&O Cruises to add seven new cruise itineraries in 2012, all departing from and returning to Southampton.
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It means that from winter 2012, Oriana, Adonia and Oceana will sail year round from Southampton on cruises of two to 35 nights duration.
Research conducted by the Passenger Shipping Association (PSA) found that in 2010, ex-UK cruises outperformed the UK cruise market growth overall, growing by 10 per cent and accounted for 40 per cent of the cruises taken by British Passengers.
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God! I NEED it!!!! May I express the desire to have even the iPad cover with this design? and the beach towel too!! PLEASEEEEE!!!
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congrats :)
Love it
The face design looks like a monkey.
Wish it had been available in kiddie sizes. My 3 year old would've been over the moon!
I think the shirt needs to be darker.
Should we all just start making Dr. Who designs? Seems like the best way to get printed!
Is this the 10th or 11th doctor in the tardis?
congrats bro!
by the tardis door (lacking the st john's round sticker) and hair, i'd guess its the 10th!
is it just me or does the good doctor kind of look like a Gelfling?
she's pregnant?
His head... o_o
Love the shirt! I do think that however, that Threadness needs to work on their sizing. When I got my House Brawl shirt in medium, it was just right. I ordered an 'Adventure Awaits' in large, thinking that it'd be a loose fit. But it was way too loose and made me look frumpy. This time, the medium fits me loosely. I could even fit into my friend's 'Who' shirt in small!
I wish they'd update the size charts or something cos their fit is totally all over the place =/
Bought this ONLY because the silhouette looks like David Tennant
Dr Who is a classic character. Awesome shirt!
It's like he doesn't look exactly like David Tennant...
I'd buy a girls tee for my friend, but the design REALLY loses potency on the "midnight" coloured shirt because the design relies on solid edges, which are completely lost when the colour in the design so closely matches the colour of the shirt.
Love it!
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MILAN - On the average day in the United States over 11,120 babies are born. That means that there are more than 3 million women in the United States that are pregnant on any given day. Although giving birth to a new baby is a momentous and extraordinary event, it is often times painful to go through, and some times quite difficult to recover from.
For the 30 percent of women who give birth in the United States via C-section, including Kelly Bleile Dete of Sandusky who gave birth to her first child two months ago, recovering from childbirth can be even more challenging. Dete recalls, "When I was pregnant with Joslyn Elizabeth and was told that a C-section procedure would be the best way for me to deliver, I had many questions for my doctor. I was told that the surgical incision would be sore and most women report that walking the first few times after birth is very painful. Most women I knew needed narcotics to cope with the pain, but I was concerned about how that would affect the baby and me. When Dr. Dorman told me about a new non-narcotic therapy that was being used in lieu of narcotics and would keep me pain free, I did some online research and decided because of the positive patient experiences I read about, I decided to give it a try."
"Women undergoing C-sections will feel pain from the surgery and it's important to deal with it early on, because the less pain you feel the more likely you are to be up and moving about, which is key to a speedy recovery," said Sharon Dorman, D.O. an OB/GYN doctor at Fisher-Titus Medical Center. "It used to be that the only way to cope with the pain after the procedure was through narcotic analgesics, which essentially are drugs meant to dull the pain felt after a surgical operation.
"An issue with taking narcotics after a C-section is that the pain relief comes with a price, in the form of narcotic side effects, such as grogginess, nausea, constipation and sedation," Dorman added. "Narcotic pain medications can slow the healing process and may produce a groggy feeling for the new mother which in turn decreases her ability to move about and tend to her infants needs."
So, what alternatives do new moms have besides immense pain or narcotic relief? Currently, there is another alternative to dealing with pain after surgery. A relatively new medical device, called the ON-Q PainBuster system, exists that allows the incision site to be bathed with local anesthetic, which is the same non-narcotic numbing medicine that is used on the site while the operation is taking place. Traditionally, after the surgical site was closed up, there was not a way to delver the local anesthetic to the site, but through a small tube-like catheter, ON-Q, makes it possible to deliver the local anesthetic to the site for up to five days following surgery, usually meaning fewer or no additional narcotics are needed.
"I tried the ON-Q PainBuster on Kelly's C-section procedure because it has been clinically validated as a safe and effective alternative to narcotics to treat patients' pain. In this case, Kelly required fewer narcotics and found that she was able to get on her feet faster and slowly begin the healing process," Dorman said. "Additionally, in terms of obstetrical patients, telling a woman that she can take a few less narcotics while she is breastfeeding makes ON-Q an important option for new mothers."
Dete recalls being surprised that she wasn't in very much pain: "This being my first child, I didn't have any previous C-sections with which to compare; however, the nurses who tended to me were absolutely amazed at my recovery with the use of the ON-Q. I delivered Joslyn at 8 a.m. and by 3 p.m. that same afternoon I was able to get out of bed and walk around my room, I wanted to walk more at that time but they would not allow me to just then, explaining that I should wait a while since I just had major surgery. They were amazed later that night when I convinced them to allow me to take my rolling IV's and walk a few laps around the maternity ward. My pace, albeit, was somewhat slow, but I was up and I was moving, which is what they say is key to recovery, with very little pain."


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Mac Computer Basics (15 hours)
Do you have your own MacBook Air or MacBook Pro? Are you a newcomer to the Mac world? If you answered yes to these two questions, then this class is for you. Learn basic skills from turning on your Mac and setting your own preferences to setting up an e-mail account and Apple ID. Participants will also learn keyboard and mouse tricks to make Mac use faster and smarter. Participants will also gain knowledge on Mac specific applications (i.e. iTunes, App Store, and Safari). No previous experience needed; however, you will need to bring your own device.5/19-6/16, T, 5:30 – 8:30 PM
$70 Johnson
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Mac Computer Basics II (15 hours)
Do you have your own MacBook Air or MacBook Pro? Do you feel comfortable with the basics, but still need a little guidance? If so, sign up for this class. Participants will review information learned in Mac Computer Basics and learn how to use the iWork Suite (Pages, Numbers, Keynote, and iCloud). You will need to bring your own device and have iWork software.7/14-8/11, T, 5:30 – 8:30 PM
$70 Johnson
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
iPad Basics (6 hours)
Do you have an iPad? Do you want to learn how to use it? This class will focus on the basics of iPad use. Learn basic skills from turning on your iPad and setting your own preferences to setting up email accounts and Apple IDs. Participants will also learn tricks to make iPad use faster and smarter. No previous experience needed; however, you will need to bring your own device.6/6, Sa, 9:00 AM- 3:30 PM (30 min. lunch)
$30 Johnson
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Outsmart your Android smartphone (3 Hours)
You bought the smartphone, now what? This class will review common tasks on your Android device such as how to set up email, add your social network accounts, take and upload photos, show you how to customize your device, and much more. Bring your questions!6/3, W, 5:30-8:30 PM
$25 Morris
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Go Further with Your Android Smartphone (3 Hours)
You've got the basics down, so now it's time to really get the most out of your Android phone. This course will discuss applications, advanced settings, basic security, cloud services, entertainment, travel, and more.6/10, W, 5:30-8:30 PM
$25 Morris
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Cloud Computing (5 Hours)
Have you heard of the cloud, but aren't sure what it is? Do you know about cloud computing, but want to get the most out of it for business or personal use? This course will teach you the basics of cloud computing, how to implement cloud computing, how to collaborate with others using the cloud and more! Services covered will include Dropbox, Google Drive/Docs, and iCloud.6/22-6/24 MW, 6:00-8:30 PM
$30 Morris
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Quickbooks (24 Hours)
Learn to track your company's financial transactions even if your knowledge of accounting is limited. Quickbooks handles most mathematical tasks, such as extending amounts on invoices, calculation discounts and taxes, and totaling the balance in the checkbook.5/18-6/15, MW, 6:00-9:00 PM (No class 5/25)
$70 Walsh
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Relicensure/Recertification Classes
Electrical Contractor License Renewal (8 Hours)
This course is designed to provide electri¬cal contractors with updated information on the latest changes in the National Electric Code, NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements. When offered during fiscal year 2011-2012, this course meets the requirements of the North Caro¬lina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors for 8 contact hours of continu¬ing education credit. This course is not sponsored by the Board. Students should bring a current copy of the NC Electrical Code Book to class. A one hour lunch break will be given.5/30, Sa, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
$70 McDonald
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Auto Safety Inspection (8 Hours)
This course prepares auto technicians and service personnel as safety inspector for motor vehicles. It includes regulations and test inspection procedures and is taught to insure that the student understands the rules and regulations can inspect a vehicle properly and can successfully pass qualification exams for certification as a safety auto inspector at a licensed inspection station. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required.8/3-8/4, MT, 6:00-10:00 PM
$70 Cook
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Microdermabrasion Certification class (8 Hours)
In this theory and hands on class, you will learn everything you need to know about microdermabrasion facials. You will experience crystal tip treatments and learn about different treatment options, proper procedures and technique. By the end of class you will be certified and fully prepared to confidently and skillfully perform this advanced service for your clients. This 8 hour class will fulfill State Board CEU requirements, and is open to both licensed professionals and advanced cosmetology students.8/8, Sa, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
$80 McMahan
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Occupational Classes
Welding Skills for the Farm (24 Hours)
Learn the basic skills of stick and mig welding as well as the cutting process needed to repair broken equipment and tools on the farm. Understanding safe welding practices will be covered through lecture, demonstration, and practical applications.5/18-6/29, M, 8:00 AM-12:00 PM No class 5/25)
$70 plus supplies and fees, Guerrero
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) (210 Hours)
Students will have the opportunity to take the NC State EPA certification exam upon completion of the course.
The course objective is to provide each student with basic knowledge and skills to become a quality entry-level employee in the HVAC industry. Some industry related fields include but are not limited to: equipment and duct installers, duct cleaners, service technicians. The projected job outlook for this career field is expected to grow 21% between 2012 and 2022, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook. That is faster than the average for most other occupations. Currently, the national average hourly wage for HVAC technicians is $21.89 or $45,540 annually. Students in this program may be eligible for scholarship funds.
$180 plus text and fees, Smith
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Electrical (194 Hours)
Qualified Electricians are always in demand. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts an increase of nearly 20% in the number of job opportunities for Electricians by 2022. Electricians read blueprints, solve complex math problems and install electrical systems (all while adhering to numerous electrical and building codes). If you enjoy exercising your brain while working with your hands, then a job as an electrician may be right for you! Due to extensive job training, most electricians are qualified to choose among a variety of work environments including construction, electrical maintenance, commercial, residential and contracting. Currently, the national average hourly wage for electricians is $25.62 and the annual average is $53,294. Students in this program may be eligible for scholarship funds.5/26-11/24, TTH, 5:30 -8:30 PM, and one Saturday a month 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
$180 plus text and fees, McDonald
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Notary Public (8 Hours)
This class prepares students for the required NC Notary Public test. To become a notary you must: be at least 18 years of age, have a high school diploma or GED, and pass the test given at the end of class. One hour lunch break!5/27, W, 8:00 AM-5:00 PM
$70 plus text, Greene
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Micropropagation: Intro to Basic Laboratory Practices (12 Hours)
This class is to introduce you to basic lab practices in the micropropagation laboratory. It is offered to familiarized students with lab equipment and nomenclature, how to mix media, how to research protocol and perform under the hood practices. This class will help set the foundation needed by students who may be taking the curriculum course HOR 266 by giving them the advanced knowledge and confidence needed to hit the ground running in the laboratory. Due to limited space in the lab, this class is limited to six students.5/19-6/9, T, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
$70 Harmon
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Health Occupation Classes
Nursing Faculty Training Module I (22.5 Hours)
The North Carolina Board of Nursing requires all nursing faculty who teach in pre-licensure programs to complete specific education requirements in teaching and learning principles in adult education. Nursing 3500 consists of two online training modules designed to meet the requirements of the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and fulfilling the 45 contact hours of teaching and learning in adult education required by the NC Board of Nursing.
Call Vicki Caraway at 828-766-1357 for more info.
$70 plus text, Caraway
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Nursing Faculty Training Module II (22.5 Hours)
The North Carolina Board of Nursing requires all nursing faculty who teach in pre-licensure programs to complete specific education requirements in teaching and learning principles in adult education. Nursing 3500 consists of two online training modules designed to meet the requirements of the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and fulfilling the 45 contact hours of teaching and learning in adult education required by the NC Board of Nursing.
Call Vicki Caraway at 828-766-1357 for more info.
$70 plus text, Caraway
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
CPR (4 Hours)
This course is the basic CPR and First Aid course designed by the American Heart Association (AHA). Upon successful completion of the course students receive an AHA First Aid, CPR, and AED card which is valid for two years. It includes instruction in CPR for infants, children, and adults with practical applications using special mannequins.6/23, T, 5:30-9:30 PM
$30 plus $7 CPR card Potter
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Personal Enrichment/General Interest Classes
NC Concealed Carry Handgun (10 Hours)
This class provides the training and certificate needed to apply for a handgun permit at any Sheriff's Department in NC. You must be at least 21 and a NC resident. To attend this class, you cannot have been convicted of any felonies or misdemeanor violent crimes. Bring 100 rounds of ammunition, a handgun, and holster to the firing range portion of the class ONLY. Bring a bag lunch. Space is limited so pre-register early. From 1:00-6:00 pm will be the firing range portion of the class, so do not bring firearms into the MCC campus. A fee will be required by the Sheriff's Office in order to register for the permit.5/16 & 7/25, Sa, 8:00 AM-6:30 PM
$85 Creson
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Basic Familiarization and Handgun Safety (8 Hours)
This course will familiarize you with the basic knowledge and skills for owning and operating a handgun safely. You will also learn safe gun handling, basic operation, gun maintenance, basic marksmanship-shooting skills, range rules and basic parts of a handgun.7/21-7/28, T, 5:30-9:30 PM
$40 Creson
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Brow Threading class (6 Hours)
Learn about the history and techniques used in the 6000 year old art of threading to remove unwanted hair. Students will also learn how to remove excess facial hair and create elegantly arched brows that will enhance your clients face shape. This small investment can also help increase your salons earning potential. You will need to bring to class a spool of white 100% cotton thread, tweezers, and a lash/brow brush. Class is open to licensed professionals and advanced cosmetology students.8/15, Sa, 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
$50 McMahan
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Artistic Welding (21 Hours)
Interested in learning how to take welding to an art form? During this class you will acquire a general understanding of MIG welding and how to handle the welder safely and confidently. You will advance your ability to weld and sculpt metal while working on your class project. Also in this functional art of welding you will be introduced to new concepts and techniques according to your level of proficiency. Bring with you to class, clear protective goggles and gloves.4/22-6/3, W, 2:00-5:00 PM
$70 plus supplies and fees Martin
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Genealogy (10.5 Hours)
Have you always been fascinated by the stories handed down about your family? Do the old photos of long-gone relatives intrigue? If you have a consuming curiosity about your family history, start putting it together in this class. This course shows you how to keep records and use local resources such as family knowledge, library collections, court records, census records and cemetery records. You'll learn the basics of research and the best websites to obtain information. Some computer experience recommended.6/9-7/21, T, 3:30-5:00 PM
$35 Willis
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Hatha Yoga (18 Hours)
Enjoy the benefits of Hatha yoga at a slower, more restorative pace. Great for all levels, those working through injuries, and those just beginning a physical exercise routine. Develop balance, strength, flexibility, and breath control in held postures with this alignment-based class. Bring your own yoga mat!6/16-7/22, TW, 5:30-7:00 PM
$35 Pike
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Conversational Spanish (24 Hours)
This course provides an introduction to communicating in Spanish. Emphasis will be placed on greetings, pronouns, common verbs, verb tense, adjectives, short sentence construction, expressing agreement and disagreement, understanding simple written signs, and the pronunciation of letters and vowels. Students will be encouraged to express their specific learning needs and their personal goals to be included in the weekly lesson plans. Instruction will be oriented to language used in everyday situations – work, social settings, restaurants, markets, etc.7/14-8/20, TTh, 4:30-6:30 PM
$70 Garcia
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Defensive Driving (4 Hours)
This program trains motorists in the principles of defensive driving and is made available by the District Attorney through Mayland Community College, Mountain Professionals, Inc. and the Safety and Health Council of North Carolina. You must register on or before 4:30PM the day of the class. Class MUST have a minimum of 5 students paid & registered to make. Classes will be canceled if class minimum isn't met. When you come to register you must have the following information ready: driver's license, social security number and citation (ticket).There is a non-refundable $65 class registration (cash or money order only) fee. Students 16-18 years of age must have a "Dual Enrollment Form" filled out prior to receiving a certificate.Current Class Schedule
Varney $65, Non-refundable, All Pay
MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
Pottery Classes
Pottery (24 Hours)
Arts Centered Studio provides a supportive and pleasurable setting to learn wheel throwing, hand building, sculpture, table top ware…ideas are unlimited for useful art pieces you will treasure. Ever wanted to try the pottery wheel? Come, give it a whirl! Can you hand build beautiful, useful things out of clay? Why not try? Instructions for all levels, and enjoy an encouraging studio classroom.5/12-6/30, T, 12:00-3:00 PM
$70 plus supplies and fees Welch
EVENING (24 Hours)
$70 plus supplies and fees Welch
ArtsCentered in Bakersville
To register call the MCC Mitchell Campus 828-766-1207
ED2GO Online Classes for Teachers
Mayland Community College offers many convenient, online courses for teachers looking to complete CEUs. Each course is 24 hours in length or 2.4 CEUs per class. Please verify acceptance of these courses for CEU renewal with your local Board of Education.
Class start dates for Summer 2015 are:
May 13, June 17, July 15, August 12, September 16
May 13, June 17, July 15, August 12, September 16
ED2GO On-line courses are designed to meet your needs and interests by enabling you to take classes in the comfort of your own home! Study at a time that is most convenient for you, without the need to attend a class on campus. Choose from 100s of classes! ED2GO offers interactive quizzes, assignments, tutorials, and on-line discussions are available via the World Wide Web to supplement the lessons. All you need to get started is Internet access and a web browser. Any additional requirements will be listed in the course description. For more information contact Chris Helms or Kim Leverette at (828) 766-1207 or visit our website at http://www.ed2go.com/mayland.


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BE2012 Incrementals to disk, Full to tape?
I've seen similar questions asked, but none of those had an exact answer as to whether this was possible.
The root and cause of the problem is that we are struggling for disk space due to the BE 2012 not giving the simple option of "delete the oldest backup on the disk only when it meets a threshold I set".
As a result I have to 'guess' how many backups I can fit on each disk, resulting in much wasted disk space.
This also prevents me joining my 5 disks as a RAID array as that would only increase the headache of working out how many times each server could fit on it.
Due to this, I want to change things to do a Friday Full backup to disk, and then Incrementals to disk Mon-Thurs.
Each day I want a 'full' duplicate to tape. So by the time it reaches Thursday night, I want it to backup last Friday's Full backup, as well as all the Incrementals since.
I only ever want to be restoring from a single tape to make disaster recovery as simple as possible.
So is the above possible?
Is there any work around I can use if not?
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It's actually a full duplicate backup to tape that I want every day.
So to disk would be 1 day full, 4 days incremental.
To tape I would want the full, then the full+incremental, then the full+2 incrementals, up to Thursday where I'd have the full+4 incrementals on that tape.
Tape-wise time is an issue more than space, so I can't have it backing up to disk and then again to tape. The full tape backup each night has to come from a duplicate.
The problem is disk-wise space is an issue, hence wanting to switch to incrementals.
For most of our GRT capability (not 100% sure about all, although pretty sure about VMware as an example), if the full backup is no longer present on disk then the later incremental or differential backups to disk will have problems. Additionally you cannot do a full backup direct to tape and incrementals to disk as we cannot correctly link up the image mounts for the GRT catalogs and restores if you try that.
If you are only looking at standard file system/remote agent backups then I think you can mix and match with the full on tape and the incrementals on disk.
If I was to mix the other 4 days (incremental on disk and full on tape), is there a way of scheduling one to follow the other directly? (I can't see that option if so)
If not, what will happen if they overlap, ie 2 backups running at the same time backing up the same resource? Hopefully the second will simply wait for the other to finish?
Seems like a reasonable work around.
How big are the full and incremental backups? Is doing differentials not a good idea, as it reduces the complexity when doing the restores, although the amount of data backed up is higher than incrementals. Are you not considering deduplication to save disk space and may be do your duplicates to a dedupe folder in addition to a long term tape duplicate?
Total full backup size is about 2TB, that's going to 5x3TB disks (not raided), and 2x LTO 5 tapes per night.
I would expect incrementals to be pretty small, which is why I wanted to switch so the disk backups which are much easier to restore from go further back than a few days. One server is using 1TB, but I think only 20GB or so would change each night.
So differentials would also work, I guess I'd need 2 tapes for full recovery then which would still complicate matters when it came to sending and recovering tapes in offsite storage.
We want super simple disaster recovery, which is what we get with full backups every night and SDR at hand.
Deduplication would be good, but that prevents SDR working - I'd much rather have SDR than deduplication.
I also keep back a tape set every quarter as a long term backup.
I hope you can see the dilemma, it seems you can't really have everything perfect, always tradeoffs.
How do you simply create a backup job to take data off of a disk and send it to tape?
I am not looking for B2D,D2T or any other acronyms....
I have data on storage device that I want to put onto a connect tape library.
Thanks...I think....


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The Maria Mencia Cancer Caregiver Support Network offers support for caregivers by linking them with volunteer coaches through a partnership with Cancer Services in Midland.
Volunteer caregiver coaches provide one-on-one emotional support to caregivers and help provide logistical support by linking caregivers with friends, relatives and neighbors to assist with everyday needs such as meals, laundry, errands, transportation, and rest and respite for the caregiver.
"Caregiver coaches help to meet the needs of caregivers so they can continue to support the needs of those they love," said Agnes Williams, MidMichigan Medical Center–Midland medical social worker and coordinator of the Maria Mencia Cancer Caregiver Support Network. "The responsibilities of providing care for a loved one with cancer can be overwhelming. Caregivers often are on the front lines of providing medical care – sorting medications and transporting patients to treatments – while also juggling the responsibilities of a job, family and household."
"People often offer to help, but caregivers may not know how to manage these offers of assistance," Williams explained. "Volunteer coaches help caregivers make the best of their personal resources by creating schedules for relieving caregivers and offering emotional support."
Families and friends who are primary caregivers of loved ones with cancer may contact Agnes Williams, L.M.S.W., Coordinator, Maria Mencia Cancer Caregiver Support Network, at (989) 839-1364 to learn if a caregiver coach would be helpful.
After a brief assessment of the caregivers' situation and needs, the caregiver is linked with a coach. Coaches are trained through the Medical Center's volunteer program to offer social and planning support and to provide caregivers with information on community resources. Coaches are scheduled at least once a month to meet with caregivers and provide phone support as needed. They work closely with Williams and the medical staff to help inform them of the challenges family caregivers may face.
"Our goal is to see every MidMichigan cancer patient and their caregiver," she said. "We want to make sure caregivers have the support and resources they need to not only manage their daily responsibilities and loved ones' care but also the emotional stress that they may be experiencing."
Coping with caring for a loved one with cancer can be a daunting task. By volunteering as a caregiver coach through the Maria Mencia Cancer Caregiver Support Network, you can help ensure that caregivers have the support and resources they need to take care of themselves and their loved one. It is preferred that caregiver coaches have a personal experience with cancer as either a patient or a caregiver.
If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Agnes Williams, L.M.S.W., Coordinator, Maria Mencia Cancer Caregiver Support Network, at (989) 839-1364 for more details.
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Author: Simon Hackett Date: 11 September 2012 Journal article
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Recidivism, desistance and life course trajectories of young sexual abusers. An in-depth follow-up study, 10 years on.
Since the early 1990s, there has been a growing recognition in the UK that children and young people are responsible for a significant proportion of reported and unreported instances of sexual abuse against children and, on occasion, adults. There has been, however, very little evaluative research or follow-up of ex-service users to discover and analyse their subsequent adolescent development and their life circumstances as young adults. This study will describe and analyse the experiences and lifecourse trajectories of young adults who, in their childhood, were subject to professional interventions because of sexually abusive behaviour. 100 former service users known to welfare or criminal justice agencies will be traced 10 years following the emergence of their initial sexual behaviour problems. In-depth qualitative, narrative interviews with respondents will cast light on their current circumstances and personal functioning. Interview data will be complemented with data collected from historical case files, criminal statistics and interviews with professionals. The study will assist in the identification of factors which promote resilience, desistance and positive outcomes as well as risk and recidivism. Findings will inform policy and practice and will give a voice to a user group previously neglected in social research.
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WOW! boosts cable prices
Cable TV, Internet and phone service provider WOW! is increasing its rates.
According to Matt DeMuro, assistant manager of the company's Evansville market, the increases are for helping WOW! defray some cost of its programming.
"We're getting huge increases from the networks and, unfortuantely, we have to pass the increases onto our customers," he said.
DeMuro said WOW! also has high retransmission agreement fees it must pay local affiliates.
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By Sara Kimberley, campaignlive.co.uk, Tuesday, 26 April 2011 11:55AM
Konrad Barton joins from TBWA where she was a senior planner. She will provide strategic insight and work closely with Boots and Ikea's acquisition and loyalty programmes.
She spent a year at TBWA, working on Carbon Trust and GSK, and was previously at EHS 4D as a planner.
In addition, Lida has appointed senior planner Emma Hargreaves and two new group account directors Darren Smith and Diana Sherling.
Hargreaves joins from Iris where she was senior planner working on Barclaycard. She has also worked at Ogilvy and Proximity London.
Smith, who joins from Bowden Smyth & Partners, will manage accounts including The Carphone Warehouse, RAF and Geek Squad.
Sherling will head up key clients including Mini, DHL and NetJets. Sherling joins Lida from Geronimo where she was part of the management team and acting joint head of account handling.
Mel Cruickshank, chief executive at Lida, said: "Having the right senior teams in place is the key to our success. Over the past year alone, the percentage of new staff has increased by almost 20%.
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Lunar Lego Landing by Sean and Steph Mayo
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Darth Yoda made an interesting war scene in the pacific. It's not easy to recreate war scenes with LEGO bricks and Darth Yoda use some custom bricks in this MOC such as the minifigs helmets.
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Lexington, North Carolina 7.17 miles NE
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We stopped here for a mid-week overnight and were one of only a handful of campers. Rate shown included a 50% discount for Passport America. Our site was a pull-through which was convenient as we didn't have to disconnect the towed. The owner stopped by after we arrived to collect the fee. The site was level and had full hookups, including cable service. The site is a very short distance off I-85 and very convenient for through travelers. - Jay Rutherford
Sep 2014 - $38.00
Wonderful park with a great atmosphere. We stayed here over the weekend and were blown away. Very nice CG with great owners and campers alike. Pool was open even though we stayed after Labor Day and was clean and up to date. The Playground where my daughter spent most of her time was very large and clean and had plenty for her to do. WIFI worked great and the cable was pretty good too. We will stay here again and we recommend it to anyone. Only about 30 mins from Concord Mills and plenty of other local attractions. - ljsdes
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Price reflects six day stay. Roads coming into the park to the office and around the pool are paved. Most of the interior roads are also paved. Sites are gravel and good sized in length and width. Excellent Cable TV. Wi-Fi only had one day it was a little slow, otherwise no complaints. Most sites have trees, some don't. Our site was unlevel side to side two inches. Does allow campfires. Easy in and out with a HDT and trailer (60 ft. combo) - Tallboy


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What's to Be Done With Alex Tanguay?
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March 08 2011 11:17AM
As the Flames roll along on the wave of their on-going hot streak, the question of player valuation has become a hot topic, particularly around pending UFA's Curtis Glencross, Anton Babchuk and Alex Tanguay. The latter has experienced something of renaissance as a Flame after several straight seasons of lackluster results, particularly the horrendous 10-goal, 37-point season he had in Tampa Bay last year.
The Dream Team
Pat Steinberg
March 07 2011 03:05PM
FlamesNation.ca content editor Kent Wilson joined me on Sportsnet Radio FAN 960 this afternoon to respond to a number of different things. The first of which was Kent's response to a comment made by JohnF Sunday night regarding Olli Jokinen and Anton Babchuk. Why are these two players serving to be much more effective than many thought they would be? That's one of the big issues we delve into with Kent.
Thoughts on Jokinen and Babchuk
Kent Wilson
March 07 2011 09:45AM
John F asked a question in the scoring chance post last night which bears investigation:
Postgame: Return to Form
Pat Steinberg
March 06 2011 09:20PM
Some of Calgary's more recent wins have come in games where they weren't playing the type of hockey that's gotten them back into the Western Conference playoff race, but some good fortune and opportunistic scoring staked them to some important wins. In Sunday's 3-2 win over the Nashville Predators, the Flames were the better team because of the way they played, and they now sit fifth in the Western Conference.
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Wednesday, 2 Nov 2011
Synology Announces 2-Bay DiskStations
Synology launches the DiskStations DS212+, DS212, and DS212j, all engineered to consume less energy and filter out noise, making them ideal for extremely quiet office environments.
Samsung NX200 Reaches Singapore
Announced back in September, the Samsung NX200 has finally been released in Singapore. It's the fifth in Samsung's NX mirrorless system camera series, each of which sports a DSLR-sized APS-C sensor in a small body.
Singapore Made Simple with SingTel deF!ND Digital Conceirge
SingTel launches deF!ND, the first smart mobile concierge app, which is available at zero cost from the Apple App Store and the Android Marketplace.
GameStop Delivers Gaming Tablets But No PlayStation Suite
The video game retailer GameStop has decided to tweak the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Acer Iconia Tab A100, added their own propriety Bluetooth game controller and put them up for sale. You can use these tablets to play more than just Angry Birds now.
Creative Sound Blaster Tactic3D Omega Wireless Gaming Headset Released
Capable of bringing audio performance through its powerful FullSpectrum 50mm drivers, the headset connects wirelessly to an Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, or Mac, and has a detachable noise-canceling microphone for voice communications.
Microsoft's Lawyer Claims Android Benefited From Its R&D
Horacio Gutierrez, deputy general counsel of Microsoft's intellectual property group has claimed that Google Android's success is built upon Microsoft's heavy investments in research and development.
Tuesday, 1 Nov 2011
Intel Continues to Dominate Graphics Market with over 60% Market Share
Jon Peddie Research (JPR) announced for the 3rd quarter of 2011, Intel's market share of graphics shipments is 60.4%. AMD maintained its share while NVIDIA's slid.
Sapphire Launches its Souped Up Radeon HD 6970 Graphics Card
The renewed Radeon HD 6970 2GB GDDR5 graphics card comes with a new dual-fan cooler and dual BIOS settings, offering users the flexibility of a fast, quiet operation, or high performance tuning. An excellent option for tweakers.
ECS Adds H61H2-A2 to its Black Series of Motherboards
ECS extends its Black Series of motherboards by introducing the H61H2-A2 Black Deluxe, which is based on the Intel H61 chipset.
Yahoo! Mail Visualization Projection Introduced
Yahoo! launches reinforced anti-phishing defenses and enhanced spam protection to help safeguard your inbox, blocking approximately 1,800 emails per user each month.


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New York Red Bulls
Postgame Quotes following the Revs' 2-1 win at Red Bull Arena
Sun, 11/23/2014
Heading to Red Bull Arena? Use #NERevsTrip and see your photos here!
Sun, 11/23/2014
Coverage begins Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on NBC
Sat, 11/22/2014
First leg at Red Bull Arena on Sunday; kickoff at 1:30 p.m. on NBC
Wed, 11/19/2014
Eastern Conference Championship foes haven't met since August
Wed, 11/19/2014
Rivalry renewed with first postseason meeting in seven years
Tue, 11/18/2014
Revolution to provide transportation for fans traveling to the first leg of the Eastern Conference Championship
Revs to supply buses for up to 850 supporters that will make the journey to support the club
Tue, 11/11/2014
Revs send Saer Sene to the Red Bulls to complete the deal
Tue, 08/12/2014
Kickoff from RBA set for 7 p.m. on Saturday night
Fri, 08/01/2014
Revs suffer first loss at home as Red Bulls claim win in the final match before the World Cup
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Action photos from the Revs' match against the New York Red Bulls on June 8
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"Tryels and Trubbles": Women in Early
Nineteenth-Century Texas
en's presence as integral in the fabric of historical experience of
Texas and the West. Similarly, recent scholarship in women's history has
revealed the richness and variety of women's experiences on the fron-
tier. Using these two approaches historians are rewriting and rein-
terpreting the history of the West.' In a large number of books and ar-
ticles historians have corrected the traditional male bias in western
history, which asserted either that women were "invisible, few in num-
ber, and not important in the process of taming a wilderness," or, on
the other hand, that they were the saintly sentimental heroines of male
imagination. Attacks on these two sets of misconceptions have effec-
tively discredited any view which would stereotype western women or
ignore them.2
* Fane Downs is chairwoman of the Department of History at McMurry College, where she
has taught since 1970o. Her publications include "Texas Women at Work," in Donald W. Whisen-
hunt (ed.), Texas: A Sesquicentennial Celebration (Austin, 1984). Downs has presented papers at
annual meetings of the Association and at other historical symposia. She is president of the
West Texas Historical Association for 1985-1986.
1 The most useful historiographical essay in this regard is Joan Jensen and Darlis Miller, "The
Gentle Tamers Revisited: New Approaches to the History of Women in the American West,"
Pacific Historical Review, II (May, 198o), 173-213.
2Ibid., 173-175, 176 (quotation), 177-182; Beverly Stoltje, "A Helpmeet for Man Indeed:
The Image of Frontier Woman," Journal of American Folklore, LXXXVIII (Jan./Mar., 1975),
25-41; Ronald W. Hogeland, "'The Female Appendage': Feminine Life-Styles in America,
182o-1860," Civil War History, XVII (June, 1971), 10o1-114; Paula Treckel, "An Historio-
graphical Essay: Women on the American Frontier," The Old Northwest, I (Dec., 1975), 391-
403; Sandra Myres, Westering Women and the Frontier Experience, 80oo-1915 (Albuquerque,
1982), 1-11; Glenda Riley, "Images of the Frontierswoman: Iowa as a Case Study," Western
Historical Quarterly, VIII (Apr., 1977), 198-202.
Perhaps the definitive signal that women in the West cannot be ignored nor their experiences
devalued is the appearance of Sandra Myres's Westering Women, a volume in the authoritative
Histories of the American Frontier series, edited by the late Ray A. Billington. Other works
useful in filling in the women's record are Joanna Stratton, Pioneer Women: Voices from the Kansas
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 90, July 1986 - April, 1987. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth117152/. Accessed July 1, 2015.


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| Yahoo Prepping Search Submit Basic Revamp
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| Yahoo Co-Founder Gives $75 Million to Stanford
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| Korean Yahoo CEO to Resign
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| Yahoo! To Power Search On Acer PC's
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| Yahoo Updated its Index
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Paul Edward Kessler, 74, a long-time resident of Willard, passed away Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
He was born Feb. 12, 1932, in Norwalk, to Ronald F. and Anna K. (Hay) Kessler, now deceased. Mr. Kessler was employed by R.R. Donnelly for 28 years as a production planner. He was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church and its 55 Plus Club. He served in the U.S. Army as a corporal during the Korean War. He was also a member of the Willard American Legion.
He is survived by his wife, Margaret (Risner) Kessler, whom he wed July 10, 1954; one son, Ron (Cheryl) Kessler of Willard; three daughters, Paula
(Gerard) Gladieux of Oregon, Ohio, Kristen (Richard) Reinhart of North Ridgeville, Ohio, and Virginia (Lee) Dedrick of Middleburg Heights, Ohio; eight grandchildren, Jason, Erin, Bret, Amanda, Paul, Eric, Tyler, and Justin; and two sisters.
He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister.
Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today at Secor Funeral Home in Willard. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church with the Rev. Stanley S. Szybka officiating. Burial will follow at Greenlawn Cemetery in Plymouth.
Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or to St. Paul's Athletic Boosters in Norwalk.
Condolences may be left for the family at www.secorfuneralhome.com


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The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence..
Killer pun, my friend! Nice image, too!
"Abashed the devil stood and felt how awful goodness is and saw Virtue in her shape how lovely: and pined his loss"
― John Milton, Paradise Lost
Beautiful! Is that AnyFX filter in Dogwaffle?
Regardless, Great images - both.
thank you Dart
Oh I just upped the saturation, then erased part, then copied that and pasted, then fiddled with the levels, then erased part, ciopied and pasted, up the saturation and made that a 'screen' parameter then dropped the opacity down to about 7 percent - well I think that's what I did, it's like driving a car, you put the key in, turn the ignition and suddenly you are where you wanted to go without remembering how you got there


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Fondue Bourguignonne
28 Dec 2010
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Salad oil
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Beef fillets
|1 1⁄2 Pound, cut into 1/2-inch cubes (well trimmed)
1. Place butter and oil in fondue pan. Place over medium heat and heat to 375°F.
2. Place fondue pan on stand over canned heat flame. Keep oil sizzling hot during cooking time.
3. On the table place bowls of as many differ ent dunking sauces as desired.
4. Serve each person a plate containing raw chunks of beef. Give each person 2 forks, one two-pronged fondue fork and one regular fork. Pierce a chunk of meat with the fondue fork. Hold meat in the hot oil and brown according to taste; rare, medium, or well done will take from 10 to 30 seconds.
5. Transfer meat to regular fork, dip cooked meat into a sauce of choice and eat. Meanwhile, spear another cube of meat with fondue fork and place in hot oil.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Bit Difficult
Course:Side Dish
Preparation Time:10 Minutes
Cook Time:20 Minutes
Ready In:30 Minutes
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Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2011
Location: Richmond, Ohio
Oddometer: 4,168
My softail had foreword controls, sold it a few years ago, and my Sportster had forewords but I switched them out for mids. Also, my KLR has highway pegs that are in a comparable spot to where the Sportster forewords were. I reach for the brake sometimes on that one.
Anyways, I somewhat like the forewords. Just cruising around on backroads they are very comfortable to me. Not exactly a 'natural' position, but still comfortable. The problems for me occur on the highway.
For the Softail, that's what will concern you more:
When I rode the Softail on it's one and only trip I was getting a bit beat up from them. For one the wind was pushing my feet off the pegs at 70+ mph, and two the wind was following my legs up and hitting me in the chin. I had a windshield on at that point, rest of the bike stock.
When riding on the highway with no windshield it pushes your upper body back, and you rely on your arms to hold you up.
More weight on your butt, with no relief in sight.
For my Sportster I switched them to mids, for a combination of weight on my butt and for feet blowing off the pegs on the highway. Worth mentioning is that if I couldn't have switched them for free I wouldn't have done it, it didn't bother me much. I plan on buying highway pegs one day, and they will mount roughly in the same spot the old pegs were.
Deal breaker? Nope. Not for me. I sold the softail to buy a Road King. I wanted a more long-haul capable bike, and the foreword controls vs. floorboards were just one piece of the puzzle. My main reasons were luggage ability and ride quality. My softail was lowered with a springer front end, not exactly the best long haul bike. The ex and I spent a week touring New York area on it, I was pretty sick of seeing the bike by the time we got back.
COBDR and UTBDR on my klx250:
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Inserting an internal link in Mambo
Written by James Richardson
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Published: Mar 22, 2013
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When you link to pages in your Mambo site, you will need to use the Mambo WYSIWYG editor to prevent your links from breaking. This is because when you make links to your own pages in Mambo, you may update the page you linked to. If you update the page and not the link, the link will break. This article will walk you through the steps in creating an Internal Link in Mambo.
Creating an internal link
- Log into you Mambo Dashboard.
- Edit the page you want to create an external link in.
Select the text you want to make a link out of. Click the Insert/Edit link button in the WYSIWYG editor.
- Select the page you want to link to on your site from the Link List.
- The url you selected to the page in your site will display on the Link URL box.
Click Insert.
You will see the text underlined. This shows that the text is now a link.
- Click Apply towards the top right of the Dashboard.
- Preview the page. You should see the text as a link now
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