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Set your DVR's Tony Stewart will be featured in a special segment on SHOWTIME's INSIDE NASCAR for those of you with SHOWTIME it is scheduled to air at 10:00 PM Eastern Time on May 5th, 2010.
TONY STEWART DVR ALERT!Posted by in General - (1 Comments)
Race 10: RichmondPosted by in General - (1 Comments)
I was looking forward to Richmond because I was SURE that Tony would have a great run! It is, afterall, his favorite track on the NASCAR Sprint Cup circuit (he said this many times last week during his media). However that would NOT be the case.
Tony qualified 18th for the race. That didn't worry me though, as Tony isn't usually the best of qualifiers. However as soon as the green flag dropped on Saturday night- Tony slowly began dropping positions in the race because his car wasn't handling well. By lap 10 he was reporting the car was loose off and tight in the center. Thanks to a blistering pace set by Kyle Busch early on and a long green flag runs- Tony was a lap down by lap 86- not even a quarter into the race. It was going to be a long night.
Tony and Darian worked on the radio, making adjustments throughout the evening but they just couldn't seem to get the car handling well enough for Tony to be able to move through the field. Darian did keep Tony out during one caution that allowed him get a lap back but it was all for naught as he was still fighting the handling on his car and fell back off the lead lap again. Tony did seem a little better towards the end of the race- As he began to move back up the field slightly to a hard fought 23rd place finish. The race winner was Kyle Busch who edged out Jeff Gordon on the third Green-White-Checker of the evening. Teammate Ryan Newman finished 8th. Tony is now 15th in the points, 307 points behind points leader Kevin Harvick.
- The best thing about the race? When, over texts exchanged with Misty during the race, I was obsessing that Tony was going to take another hits in the points standings, she texted me with "Remember what I say: You can't keep Stewart down." It made me feel better- but I still worry.
- I am really enjoying the NASCAR trackpass scanner. The only issue I have it means I have to sit in front of the tv with my laptop on and plugged into my ear. I am sure I look the site. TV on, laptop on my lap, one ear bud in one ear bud out…and my cell phone within arms reach so that I can watch the race, listen to Tony's scanner and text Misty!
- I am also ready for the races to move on from Fox to the next station.
This week we will be racing on Saturday Night again (weather permitting of course) at Darlington! Go Tony!
My Personal Pit CrewPosted by in General - (0 Comments)
Ok- I know I have mentioned this several times before about needing my own pit crew…or at the very least a crew chief. I feel quite inept when it comes to issues with my car (not that I have had any lately) because I have a distrust of mechanics (I won't go into why because I think I have talked about it before but it's a long and involved story).
Anyway…this new Tony Stewart Armor All Commercial has me thinking twice about wanting my own pit crew- even though they look handy it might be more of a…disruption than it's worth. Ha! Just kidding. I still want my very own pit crew…or crew chief on call…or something like that. Anyway check out Tony's newest ad:
This ad has me cracking up every time I see it…especially the splash and go Tony gets in the middle (literally- pun kinda intended). I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Talladega should comes with mylanta or tums or something. Delana Harvick (@DelanaHarvick) tweeted it best when she said "Oy Vey"
Qualifying at the restrictor-plate race was cancelled as were all ontrack activities for Talladega as incliment weather entered the southeast area of the country. This meant Tony started 13th -based on points (even though he was tied for 12th the tie breaker is apparently based on best average finish at which point Logano bested Stewart so far this season). Stewart-Haas Racing was already down one car as Mark Martin sent Tony's teammate Ryan Newman into the wall during last practice- so the 39 car resorted to a back-up car.
The racing action did seem a little better this year- I will say that. It was more exciting. Tony even took a turn at leading for awhile towards the beginning of the race. Then it seemed he fell back. While I was listening to his radio I honestly couldn't tell if he was heading back there to play the waiting game or if he was back there because he lost the draft- either way he didn't seemed to concerned so I wasn't too concerned. He didn't think the balance was right on the second set of tires he ran and Darian told him later that he was right- the liner had come loose in on of the tires. Anyway the pit stops seemed to go good. Everything seemed copestetic. Heck at one point he even told a pretty damn funny joke. He was in a good mood, I was in a good mood…it was all good.
The two car break aways would happen and that particular duo would head towards the front for a bit. There were a record number of lead changes during the race. I assume that this is because the drivers were pretty much using the first part of the race as a test session as to how long it would take to get to the front and how to time the swoop and dive for the lead.
Within the last 20 laps thanks to a good pits stops Tony was in the top ten and by eight laps to go he was in second thanks to the two car breakaway as he teamed up with Dale Earnhardt Jr. However, soon with manuevering becoming much hairier as the cars all jockeyed for position Tony got hung out and dropped significantly.
The race had the maximum of three green-white-checker, shootout or overdrives or whatever the heck they are calling it these days. Luckily Tony was able to miss a couple of late race accidents and come in 16th. On the radio after the race he immediately praised the crew and sounded disappointed as he apologized to the crew for not getting a better finish. By finishing 16th Tony has dropped down to 14th in the points 262 points behind points leader Jimmie Johnson. Teammate Ryan Newman suffered an even more disappointing day as he was collected in a late race crash. Newman finished 35th which dropped him to 18th in the points. The race winner was Kevin Harvick who made a last lap pass on Jamie McMurray.
This race was one for the record books. It was the longest race at Talladega (532 miles) thanks to the extended overtimes. It also had the most lead changes (88) and the greatest number of leaders (29 which coincidently is the same number as the car number of race winner Kevin Harvick).
- Personally I am enjoying the rivalry going on between Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon. I really like that Jeff is standing up for himself and his crew and I will say that I don't blame him- I would be pissed too. I like that he isn't just saying "Well we had a great car- and we did our best." He's mad and he's telling us he's mad. I like that- it bothers me when a driver gets out of his car and kind of glosses over the face that he's pissed or upset or whatever.
- I am thinking maybe Tony should ditch the whole paintscheme cars for awhile. I am starting to stress about points and his luck this season in the alternate paint schemes hasn't been the best.
That's all I have. Next weekend we are at Richmond for some Saturday Night racing and I can't wait!
Race 8: TexasPosted by in General - (0 Comments)
Texas was all about the numbers. It was Tony Stewart's 400th start. It was his first pole in five years pretty much (apparently they don't count poles based on points when qualifying gets rained out. Who knew? Not me.)
So first I want to talk about qualifying. I work on Fridays (most of the time with furloughs you never know) so I don't often pay attention to qualifying. I will peek in at NASCAR.COM's live leaderboard sometimes to see if Tony's gone, where he is but that is it. Last Friday was no different- except I happened to peek in when the driver before Tony was qualifying. When I noticed that I stayed on the live leaderboard to watch Tony. I almost didn't believe it when I saw him sitting there on the pole when it was all over. I proclaimed quite loudly HELL YEAH TONY and I believed I clapped. Then I got a call so I had to work. But don't think that I then didn't peek in at twitter every so often to see if someone had taken the pole from him. I don't know what Tony and/or Darian and the guys did…but YEE HAW a pole! It will seem crazy but it put me in a great mood the rest of the day that is for sure.
So now on to the race. What do you have against us NASCAR fans mother nature? Sunday was a rainout for the race. Monday I work….but decided to sign up for the scanner on NASCAR.COM's trackpass so I could listen to Tony's radio. It actually worked quite well. I had that on in the background and would really only check the nascar.com live leaderboard every once in awhile- like during pitting or whatever. Tony was staying in the top 10 most of the day. I did see him drop to 14th at one point but he seemed to be able to work his way up pretty well. Then my lunch came and I left. I left just as Jeff Gordon took the lead from Tony. But I wasn't that concerned because I knew Tony was only on two tires and I was pretty sure Jeff had four. I needed to leave so I did my errands and was pulling into the parking lot 45 minutes later when my cell starts ringing. I answer it and my friend says "Um about the race? I am about to break your heart…but first let me start with saying Jeff Gordon crashed and his car is wrecker material. Would you like to ask me who crashed him? Yeah Tony. Except that I went into the breakroom and it looked to me like it might have been Carl's fault."
Did you hear someone unleash a curse laden tirade during the red flag? (It would have been about 12:45 PDT). That would have been me. The wreck had him finish the race 32nd. He is tied for 12th in points 307 points behind the points leader Jimmie Johnson.
Teammate Ryan Newman finished 11th and maintains his position of 16th in the points standings.
Notes about Texas:
- The NASCAR.COM Trackpass Scanner is impressing me so far. I am gonna play with it again on my laptop during Talladega…I just may keep it. My only issue is that it is hard to figure out where to go to get it to turn on.
- Speaking of listening to the radio transmissions of the #14 team- I was impressed. They seemed to be doing an awesome job during the pit stops- even Tony pointed that out a couple times.
- I am thinking there is something behind Tony's superstition with green…and he should really get rid of the GROW GREENER rear on the Office Depot car. Please! Thanks.
- After watching the replay of the wreck a couple times I really REALLY don't think it was Tony's fault. I mean yeah I heard him with my ears take responsibility. But I think it was a combination of Biffle pushing Gordon up the track causing Jeff to crowd Tony a bit…and Carl brushing up against his backside. If Carl hadn't done that I think that Tony probably would have been able to gather himself back up. I may be biased of course…but that is my thought.
- I am really tanking in my fantasy league. Bah! I think my two highest drivers were Dale Jr and Kyle Busch…but the rest of my team tanked too. Oh well.
- I LOVED how Tony calmed Jeff Gordon down after the wreck and then the two walked to what I assume was the waiting ambulance like buds. What I didn't LOVE was hearing Tony say he was tender the next day during his media at the Indy tire test. I thought it looked like he got a pretty hard hit. ARG!
Next Race: Talladega Baby!
See My Camaro on TV (ok it's still Tony's) This Sunday!!!Posted by in General - (1 Comments)
This Sunday you might want to set your DVR's for SPIKE TV (DirecTV channel 241) and you can see Tony Stewart and my his camaro on Unique Motorsports Miami. It will be featured both this Sunday (April 18th) and next Sunday (April 25th). I think it's scheduled to run at 10:30 (EDT- for us on the west it's on at 7:30am) but check your local listings. It will probably be on the same time as the race on Sunday because that is just my luck.
This is THE very camaro that you can buy a raffle ticket to win with proceeds going to benefit the Tony Stewart Foundation (for a raffle ticket visit: SmokesCamaro.com). There is even a new pricing schematic for the tickets: ($50 for one, $75 for two, $100 for three). You might not want to though since I am going to win it. You will feel foolish having bought a ticket and then seeing me drive all over in my fancy gorgeous white camaro. I know I have told you how much I LOVE the new Camaro from Chevy…and what better way than to get a customized one from none other than Tony Stewart himself. (Not to mention that the Shop Tour you get as part of the prize would be like the most amazing part of the whole deal). I even bought a raffle ticket this time. Ok so I probably won't win it…but I won't cry if I win one of the early bird prizes…like maybe the tickets to the Brickyard. Yeah. But I still would rather have the camaro (even though I probably couldn't afford the freaking gift tax on the thing).
Race 7: PhoenixPosted by in General - (0 Comments)
Ahhh!!!!!! That is all I can really say about the race at Phoenix except that the night after the race I actually DREAMED about the race (more on that later).
The thing with this Phoenix race is that it starts in the afternoon and ends in the evening- so it goes from BRIGHT sun to DARK night…and what is interesting is that they say that those who do well during the light hours do not necessarily do so hot after the sun goes down behind the bleachers and that is exactly what happened to Tony Stewart.
I don't know exactly what happened. Tony led for awhile (YEY at least we got 5 points for that) and even when he wasn't leading his car seemed to be a top ten car. Then I could have sworn I heard the announcer say something about contact between Gordon and Stewart and then he seemed to start dropping like someone had tied a 50 lb boat anchor to that fancy new spoiler. I can not for the life of me however find ANYTHING on the national broadcast about the contact (nor on the team race report release)….so now I wonder if I didn't dream that up. In other words? The sun went down and for some reason Tony was struggling for the rest of the night. Was it handling problems due to contact? Was it handling problems due to a wrong set up? Did Digger actual succeed in tying previously mentioned boat anchor to Tony's car when no one was looking? Did the #14 Office Depot Chevy suck too many bugs into the grill (seriously people the bugs? They were a freaking problem). The reason I do not know- but Tony finished the race 23rd. I am sure he HAD to be frustrated with that finish because I know I was and I wasn't the one sweltering in the heat in that car and firesuit. That finish dropped Tony to 9th in the points, 204 points behind the leader Jimmie Johnson.
However, one could not say it was a bad evening. Why? Teammate Ryan Newman got his first win under the Stewart-Haas banner! I was extremely excited for Ryan and the number 39 team. And I was excited that he won in the Tornados car because I actually find that paint scheme to be pretty. I like the orange and yellow against the black. Plus Tornados are yummy. Anyway…cogratulations to team Tornado!!
Notes About Phoenix:
- So the dream…I dreamed that Chad Knaus was really pissed off about the 4 tire call at the last pit stop. Like lividly pissed. To the point he was telling media that anyone who took two tires were idiots. I think this is the reason I dreamed that is that we were directly across from the 48 pitbox- pretty much at eye level with Knaus. I couldn't even see Tony's pit from where I was…but it didn't stop me from watching the 48 guys each and every pit stop. They fascinate me (pitstops…not the 48 guys). Anyway don't believe me? Here is proof:
- My DVR cut off the end of the National broadcast so I couldn't even really revel in Ryan Newman's win when I got home. Bah. Dumb DVR. At least I remembered to DVR SpeedTV's Victory Lane just in case. Arg. Dumb DVR.
- Tony Stewart's firesuit was still the traditional Office Depot Red even though his car was white and green. Now I am guessing it's a bit expensive to make a new firesuit for the paint scheme….but it was just funny looking and if you look above at the picture of Tony in his car you can see he kinda sticks out in there because you can actually see him in there.
- Some Pictures:
So that's the race summary.
This weekend we are in TEXAS where everything is bigger….including Tony Stewart's starts (number 400!).
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I have hit the wall so to speak. Seriously I have the posts there…they just don't want to come out of my fingers. For some reason when I get home the last thing I want to do is sit down and type them out. I mean I still have to do my Phoenix race review (and let me tell you do I have mixed feeling there) plus there is all this talk about Kasey Kahne signing with Hendrick and possibly being housed at SHR for a year…so it's not for a lack of stuff to post about.
So for now you get to look at this cute picture of my nephew MXM playing in his front yard…
Know I am alive and I am trying to get you a real post soon…as in within the next day…


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Employees are still absorbing the shock.
The manager of Tenneco Automotive, a Milan manufacturing plant that makes rubber parts to ensure a smoother ride in vehicles, announced plans Wednesday to move all operations to Mexico -- affecting about 80 employees.
Permanent layoffs -- the second round announced in three months -- will take place during the next six to 12 months, regional plantmanager Steve Grilly said.
The move will not affect Tenneco's mixing operations and research and development engineering center in Milan.
Grilly said the company decided to move its elastomer operations to Reynosa, Mexico to reduce costs and counter pressure from the automotive industry's downturn.
"We are all disappointed and sincerely regret the impact that this action would have on our dedicated employees, their families and the Milan community," Grilly said.
He said today's volatile market resulted in unprecedented losses.
"We've recently experienced a lot of original equipment production volumes declining, and vehicles are not selling," he said. "Tenneco is taking these difficult steps to reduce costs and re-size the elastomer business to reflect current and near-term industry conditions."
The plant, one of nearly 80 facilities worldwide, has also felt squeezed between increased competition from low-cost elastomer producers and the high costs of rubber and steel.
Grilly announced the first round of layoffs two years ago, trimming its workforce by 30 people. In July, the Milan plant laid off 58 hourly and seven salaried workers -- most of whom earn at least $20 per hour plus benefits.
Grilly said company officials plan to work closely with workers to ease the transition. Many will be eligible for job retraining and extended unemployment benefits through the Trade Readjustment Act.
Others are eligible for retirement, so he plans to bring in retirement experts to help them plan for the future. Tenneco will discuss the decision and its potential effects on employees with the United Auto Workers Local 2352.
"We have been very fortunate to maintain a stable and dedicated workforce over the years, and wanted to notify our employees about this recommendation as soon as possible," Grilly said.
The Milan manufacturing plant has been a mainstay of the village since 1947.
Milan councilman Arthur Dickman said the closing will likely be an important topic of discussion at next Wednesday's council meeting.
The layoffs will result in a lack of income taxes and general fund money for the village.
"It's been here a long time," Dickman said. "That will affect the village -- how much, I don't know."


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WHO-HOO! Good for the rook!
WHO-HOO! Good for the rook!
Never overlook the obvious
There it is. Game winning hit by Janish. Hit right down the right field line! Reds win 7-6. What a great ending!!
Wow! Janish!
His teammates are going to injure him if they're not careful!
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"Enjoy this Reds fans, you are watching a legend grow up before your very eyes" ... DoogMinAmo on Adam Dunn
Tremendous way to get your first career hit! Congrats Paul!
Nice way to start a career...
....and Roy Hobbs, in his Knights uniform, with light bulbs flashing, and fireworks exploding, trots around to the amazement and excitement of the New York faithful........
Mr. Janish, welcome to the big leagues. See you starting tomorrow night.
Some people play baseball. Baseball plays Jay Bruce.
Way to go, Janish! You followed my demands to rope a game-winning hit!
Kevin Gregg and Jason Marquis brought back vivid memories of the Lost Decade.
Kevin Gregg: DFA'd May 11, 2015
Jason Marquis: DFA'd June 5, 2015
See, it wasn't all our optimism...it was all a setup for the Rookie. The baseball gods shine on Paul Janish today.
"Okay you guys, pair up in threes!" --Yogi Berra
Jeff who?
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
First major league game
First sweet play in his first inning at short.
First game winning hit.
First bloody nose from gang initiation.
The Sox traded Bullfrog the only player they've got for Shottenhoffen. Four-eyes Shottenhoffen a utility infielder. They've got a whole team of utility infielders.
On a list of things that remind you why it is cool to live and die with a team, seeing a win like that, from the ashes of awfulness, on the back of a rookie getting his first hit, well, awesome. In every respect.
If there was anything at all that could get the good feeling back that was squandered in the 9th, that right there was it.
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Music is indeed awful but the content looks great. Can't wait!
@theanticitizen: You're welcome, man.
Part of me does kind of long for the unique... texture of Marty's music. Neil Davidge is composing the score for Halo 4, and while it does sound good it's a little too Hans Zimmer-ish. It sounds like a lot of other action scores. But that's just going off that one sample they've released, so I'm willing to reserve judgement. You might enjoy this ViDoc as well...
So same old shitty weapons..
I made it to 00:38.
This dubstep trend needs to die already.
I don't mean to blow anyone's mind here, but Halo 4 is going to have an assault rifle in it.
Multiplayer looks like fun, I'm excited for this one.
On a side note... fuck dubstep!
Man, I really love Halo, but I really don't want to buy another Xbox so late in the generation after my old one crapped out.
Well done, sir.
4inish the Drop.
Dear SMG, I miss you dreadfully so. Please return to me.
I feel like Marty O'Donnell's music will be the Halo franchise's biggest loss. I just hope the music in this trailer was marketing's decision.
@max_alford: While I can't stand Marty O'Donnel's stuff, this music made me want to set myself on fire. I don't mind dubstep, there is some real good shit out there, but Skrillex and this brostep garbage takes the worst of everything and sells it to the worst of everyone, which, it appears, is the majority..?
Oof. Dubstep is dead.
You do realize this trailer was posted like 2 weeks ago in multiple versions with no music right? what's the point in bothering to post it this late at all, but then put the shit version of it so ill informed people on here can go "durrr durr HALOZZZZ." if you don't care about the game don't bother posting it in the first place.


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Intellicheck Mobilisa, Inc. (NYSE MKT:IDN), a global leader in identity solutions and wireless security systems, has appointed William P. Georges and Jack A. Davis, Maj. Gen. USMC, to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. This brings the total number of board members to seven.
Mr. Georges is President and CEO of The Georges Group, LLC, a provider of strategic consulting services and project management in the areas of corporate operations/ relations to both public and private entities worldwide. Prior to forming the firm, he spent nine years as senior vice president of The Century Council, a developer of programs to fight alcohol misuse, drunk driving and underage drinking. He is a retired 25-year veteran of the Albany, NY Police Department where he ultimately achieved the rank of Assistant Chief/Chief of Patrol where he was responsible for all uniformed police services. Mr. Georges is a life member of the International Association of Chiefs of Police. He serves on the Traffic Law Enforcement Committee of the Transportation Research Board of the National Academies and has been recognized by numerous organizations for his dedication to law enforcement.
Major General Davis is a proven leader in the military, law enforcement and business arenas. In a 37-year career in the United States Marine Corps, during which he rose to the rank of Major General, he commanded at every level from an infantry platoon in Vietnam to Commanding General of the 4th Marine Division. His final assignment prior to retirement was Vice Commander, Marine Corps Forces Atlantic/Deputy Commander Marine Corps Forces Europe, for which he received the Distinguished Services Medal. He also served five years in federal law enforcement before joining the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation in 1979, retiring in 1999 with a distinguished record of service. He also established JA Davis & Associates, a frontrunner in leadership and security training development. He holds a bachelor of science degree and two master's degrees. He previously served on the Mobilisa's Board of Directors from October 2005 until the merger with Intellicheck in March 2008.
Michael D. Malone, Chairman of the Board, said, "William Georges and Jack Davis bring a tremendous amount of relevant experience to Intellicheck Mobilisa, and we are fortunate they have agreed to join our Board. William's decades of experience in law enforcement and his focus on countering alcohol abuse will help us as we continue to target these markets for our products. Likewise, I am pleased to welcome Jack Davis to our Board, where we will benefit from his wide experience in the military and business worlds. We look forward to their insight and contributions as valuable members of our Board."
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Intellicheck Mobilisa is a leading technology company providing wireless technology and identity systems for various applications, including mobile and handheld access control and security systems for the government, military and commercial markets. Products include the Fugitive Finder system, an advanced ID card access control product currently protecting military bases and secure federal locations; ID Check, a patented technology that instantly reads, analyzes, and verifies encoded data in magnetic stripes and barcodes on government-issued IDs, designed to improve the Customer Experience for the financial, hospitality and retail sectors; barZapp™, an ID-checking mobile app that allows a user's smartphone to check an ID card. For more information on Intellicheck Mobilisa, please visit www.icmobile.com.
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Doesn't anyone make a 128bit memory PCI graphics card anymore?
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Re: Doesn't anyone make a 128bit memory PCI graphics card anymore?
Yeah its getting really confusing on which models are 64bit or not these days...all the manufacturers seem to be changing their specs. Not all of the 5700LE's are 64 bit (yet)...but all the pci ones seem to be...and pci is the only way my friend can go since he has no agp slot and doesn't want to upgrade the whole system.
Ricercar, and yes Jaton seems to have switched their 5700LE to a 64bit memory bus as well...their whole website has changed within the last week and if you look at their pci 5700LE specs it now says its 64bit even though new egg still says 128 bit. When my friend got his Jaton pci 5700LE card we installed riva tuner and it said it was 64 bit and we also ran a little memory bandwidth utility which said it had a bandwidth of about 3.2GB/s which means 64bit so it looks like Jaton sucks now (at least for pci).
Also, I saw the link to the chaintech 5200 card...that might be a good option if it really is still 128bit...I'll check the chaintech site out to see their specs...although I did that with Jaton and it changed recently enough to where we still got screwed and had to return the card
I appreciate all the reponses though...this really does help. I wish the manufacturers would stop playing these games though and just use 128bit memory or at least all of them should post their real specs on their boxes and on their websites to be clear...its kind of shady of them to use the same model numbers and have some cards perform well and others castrated in performance by cheap memory.
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I've been doing searches in the DRZ thread about tires but still haven't found the information I'm after. Since I'm probably going to be riding a lot of the same terrain as subscribers to this thread, thought I'd seek information here as well.
Just bought an 00 DR-Z 400S about a month ago, which is my first off road bike, so am in the dark about tire choices. It came with a Michelin S12 rear and M12 front. The knobbies looked to have descent life left in them when I got the bike, although I didn't look that closely. I've put on 350-400 miles since, probably 75% spent on asphalt getting too and from forest roads. Already am needing to have the rear replaced.
In my next set I'm looking for tires that favor off off-road riding but hold up fairly well on asphalt. I keep seeing mention of Dunlop D606 and Pirelli MT 21, but not sure where they fall in the spectrum of off road capabilities. Along those lines, where do the Michelin S12/M12 fall on the scale of on-road/off-road? Will say they have felt pretty reassuring thus far.
Not needing a lengthy reply - maybe something like list tires as either falling in the 25/75, 50/50 or 75/25 off-road/on-road capabilities.
Any help would be appreciated.
I have found a reasonbly priced dual sport tire that performs well on asphalt and carries me up and down fire trails, and gets me decent milage. Not a true MX tire, not a sport bike tire. I'd say a 60 / 40 tire. Oil, tires, chain lube, religion, political affiliations and sexual preferences are good topics to stay clear of. I think if you look back a few posts in this thread, there are several posts on this subject. Good luck!
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ST. LOUIS - NOVEMBER 22: Head coach Ken Whisenhunt of the Arizona Cardinals calls a play against the St. Louis Rams at the Edward Jones Dome on November 22, 2009 in St. Louis, Missouri. The Cardinals beat the Rams 21-13. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images)
Ken Whisenhunt might be emerging as the front-runner for the Cleveland Browns' head-coaching job. The former Arizona Cardinals coach will get a second interview with the Browns, according to multiple media reports. Cleveland fired Pat Shurmur after a 5-11 season. Browns officials then interviewed three college coaches: Chip Kelly, who decided to remain at the University of Oregon; Bill O'Brien, who opted to stay at Penn State; and Syracuse coach Doug Marrone, who was hired as the Buffalo Bills' head coach. The Browns also have interviewed Montreal Alouettes coach Marc Trestman, Carolina Panthers offensive coordinator Rob Chudzinski, Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer and Cardinals defensive coordinator Ray Horton. Another potential candidate is Indianapolis offensive coordinator Bruce Arians. The Colts gave the Browns permission to interview Arians, but Arians was hospitalized earlier this week due to an inner-ear infection. Whisenhunt posted a 45-51 reco...
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In a large bowl, combine bell peppers, onion, celery, carrot, lime juice, cumin, cilantro and mayonnaise; mix well.
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Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour to chill and allow flavors to develop.
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Edwin Morgan was born in the Scottish city of Glasgow on April 27, 1920, the only child of socially conservative, church-going Presbyterian parents. He was unhappy as a schoolboy, toyed with the idea of leaving early to become a carpenter, but took bursary examinations to complete his schooling with three years at Glasgow High, where he became aware of his homosexuality and where he first started writing, winning prizes in his last school year for English composition, for French and for his prose and verse contributions to the school magazine. He enrolled at Glasgow University in 1937 and over the next two years published several pieces in Glasgow University Magazine, during which time undergraduate encounters with French …
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So we've all heard/seen the 650 xchallenge...let's see your XCOUNTRY!
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Anyway... voltmeter shows 13.6 to 14 volts when running. 13.0 idle. 12.4 engine off.
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Well, I am not an expert at all but you may consider the following:
a) it appears that this bike does not like low quality fuels or fuels which are contaminated (allegedly for the sake of environmental friendliness) with ethanol or so called bio-esters so I would try to shop around for a better fuel, especially that from what I know, ethanol is a very popular fuel additive in your parts of the world.
b) booster plug in principle cheats the system so it does "think" that it is colder than it is which in turn results in (slightly) higher volume of fuel injected - in your case it looks like the bike is more friendly when warm, so you may try disconnecting booster plug and check the result. In my case was the opposite - in cold weather the bike was more user friendly.
If you are sure that your battery is in perfect working order, then combination of booster plug and improper fuel may be the reason behind your problem. I have never had this sort of issue - maybe once or twice it died just after firing but it was in really cold weather (below 0 Celsius). I have booster plug and Leo Vince exhaust installed. Stock battery died very fast so I have it replaced with Yuasa.
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I like to use your arguments to apply to nuclear weapons. 'Murica should increase its arsenal of nuclear weapons to at least 1 per 'Murican to protect our freedom. Then we may use them to dispatch a terrorist which has invaded our house. After all, not all nuclear weapons have been used to kill people. Most are just used as a deterrent against those sneaky terrorists whose homeland we haven't yet conquered. So, really, nuclear weapons save lives. We shouldn't try to reduce worldwide nuclear arsenal because of one mildly insane dictator.
I also believe if everyone has a gun, then the country would be much more difficult to invade. I believe this because then people wouldn't need to join an organised defence, like that invasion force our government runs, but rather can hold the line on our rooftops using our unstoppable 9mm's. It has been shown time and time again that a trained army wielding assault rifles breaks like water on the rocks when confronted by a self-righteous 'Murican on his rooftop with a 9mm in hand.
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Step 2: As soon as you can complete the Operation: Anchorage
Step 3: Get the chinese stealth armor
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You can now defeat basically anyone, at any time, with little to no warning. but by now you're probably done with fallout 3 anyway and waiting for new vegas
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All In One Gaming + Mobile Headset
by Arthur Kotsopoulos
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In today's world, you can use headsets for your gaming consoles to enjoy the brutal sounds of Borderlands 2, whilst chatting away to your friends in a party from the comfort of your lounge and you can be on a bus, enjoying the sights of the city whilst speaking to your friend via a bluetooth ear piece.
What you couldn't do up until now, was use a gaming headset to speak to your party and listen to the footsteps behind you AND yap away on your mobile on a very important phone call.
Plantronics a brand better known for their mobile device peripherals, have released a new product that goes by the name of the RIG.
The RIG is specifically designed to combine your gaming and mobile phone, through the use of a mixer that will allow you to seamlessly answer a phone call whilst still having the ability to listen to what's happening in the game.
The RIG when compared to say, the Turtle Beach PX5 isn't a power house in sound, and it isn't meant to be.
What it delivers, is crisp audio with crystal clear voice quality when taking calls and the ability to switch between 3 preset Equalizers.
Upon my first test with the headphones, not 5 minutes after all the cables had been hooked up I received a phone call and I was ecstatic. I rarely make phone calls so this was a perfect opportunity.
I switched from the audio in GTAV via the mixer to my mobile phone and the audio shifted from my right headphone to my left. I could still hear the GTAV audio but only enough so I knew what was happening.
In my left headphone I could hear the person on the other line with crystal clear quality.
It was impressive to say the least because via the mixer I could increase the volume of the call whilst lowering that of the game, or vice versa. I had total control over how I could hear the other person and the transition is seamless.
My only problem with the RIG's is that of course they don't excel with providing a loud enough audio experience. For those long trains rides to and from work, these headphones won't block out the noise around you of people chatting and the train scrapping across the train tracks.
It's best you stick to your regular in or over the ear headphones that block out that excess noise because the RIG whilst worthy outside the home don't fair well in noisy environments.
Now with a pair of over the ear headphones, you require a comfortable and light weight option as to not grow tired and sore after wearing them too long.
The RIG is extremely light and comfortable.
For hours on end you could be wearing the headphones and forget that you're even wearing them. You feel no fatigue on the ears like you do with many other headphones, and that is a great thing.
When taking them onto the road for a field test, they don't add to much bulk and seem like a pair of normal over the ear headphones. People won't look at you differently and you can easily wear your hoodie, if it's large enough over them.
What's going to frustrate a lot of people, and I know it frustrated me is the amount of cables involved to get the RIG to work at home.
I'm used to wireless headphones so to go back to the world of wires was just daunting. If you've got a clean set up where you plan on gaming you'll find no problem with the RIG.
If however, your cable management isn't the best then the RIG will be a constant struggle to enjoy. You'll be happy to know that all the required cab;es come inside the packaging so you won't have to go out of your way to buy what you need.
With a booklet and some simple set up instructions you can be using these in no time. Just be wary of the amount of cables required for it to function 100%.
There will be instances where your phone will be connected to the RIG, and I implore you to please remove the headphones before standing up to go somewhere. One slight bump of the mixer and your phone will tumble with it.
The RIG is a versatile pair of headphones that can not only be used in the comfort of your home but out in public. They're durable enough to wear on the train and they don't make you stand out like a sore thumb.
Their light weight nature allows you to wear them for hours on end and never have strained ears and the interchangeable boom mic lets you go from a stationary to mobile within seconds.
Whilst audio quality is amazing they as I previously stated will not be replacing your regular headphones on your travel to and from work. In noisy environments it's hard to hear the person on the other side of the call or your music for that matter.
Even with music app equalizers boosting the sound of music it still isn't enough.
For $130 though, the Plantronics RIG is a great choice if you wish to combine your gaming and mobile experience in one in the comfort of your own home.


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Were Albert Einstein and Leonardo da Vinci born brilliant or did they acquire their intelligence through effort?
Lack of sleep, already considered a public health epidemic, can also lead to errors in memory, finds a new study by researchers at Michigan State University and the University of California, Irvine.
Mom or dad may have driven you to cello rehearsal all those years, but you can also thank your genes for pushing you to practice, according to new research led by a Michigan State University professor.
Here's another reason to drop that doughnut and hit the treadmill: A new study suggests aerobic fitness affects long-term memory.
The most effective way to tackle debilitating diseases is to punch them at the start and keep them from growing. Research at Michigan State University, published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry, shows ...
The ability to stay positive when times get tough—and, conversely, of being negative—may be hardwired in the brain, finds new research led by a Michigan State University psychologist.
The increasing production and use of antibiotics, about half of which is used in animal production, is mirrored by the growing number of antibiotic resistance genes, or ARGs, effectively reducing antibiotics' ability to fend ...
In a discovery that could help in the identification and treatment of anxiety disorders, Michigan State University scientists say the brains of anxious girls work much harder than those of boys.
A promising new natural treatment for Alzheimer's disease is moving toward clinical trials. This will be a major step forward as there is nothing on the market that slows the progression of Alzheimer's.
It's well known that chemotherapy helps fight cancer. It's also known that it wreaks havoc on normal, healthy cells.
Older couples in a bad marriage—particularly female spouses—have a higher risk for heart disease than those in a good marriage, finds the first nationally representative study of its kind.
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Still having trouble with hudl usb connection on windows 7. In windows sometimes the hudl is recognised, sometimes not. That is, I can access the sd card for a while then can't read or write to it. Device manager shows yellow mark so when I install either the google usb driver or the rktools one windows says it can't find a compatible driver. I'm pointing to an .inf file which i assume is correct.
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