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It has been a month since I put my first e-bike together. The first week of owning my BL-36 beach cruiser, I replaced my stock kick stand with a dual, motorcycle-like kick stand for the added stability when I park my e-bike [ Pyramid Alloy Double Bicycle Kickstand ]. It helps to manage and stabilize the weight of my e-bike when I get off it. I also bought a front wired basket mounted to my handle bars to the front fork [ Wald 198 Front Adjustable Basket ] -- its my trunk for now, carrying my U-lock, heavy 7 foot cable (to help lock my e-bike around palm trees or big poles), an old black t-shirt (to cover over my controller box when my e-bike is locked up), a small, foldable insulated lunch bag (to keep my food and/or drinks temperature just right), and it sometimes carry my groceries home from the super market. After riding around the first week, I ran over a staple on the road and got my first flat tire: I noticed the flat tire on my front wheel the next day. I went out and bought three inner tubes, took the staple out (felt the inside of the tire for any sharp objects that might be protruding), changed the inner tube, and stored away the other inner tubes I purchased in my closet for emergency. Since I have no room underneath my seat for my saddle bag (which holds an extra inner tube and tools to fix a flat tire), I instead, used the Velcro straps on the little seat bag to strap it on the outer front basket.
During the second week, I had an issue with my battery pack. I think all the fast rides- hitting bumpy roads in the city had loosen a wired connection to one of the battery terminals. About ¾ of the way home from work, my power completely stopped working. I assumed the battery was low on juice, and I rode my bike by pedaling only. A couple of traffic lights later, it dawned on me that the power didnt fade like it did on my endurance test run; but it stopped all together. So I unzipped my battery pack and I noticed a wire was completely off one of the terminal. I placed it back on (with a nice, pretty blue spark), and I had my power assist back online working for the rest of the ride home. Once at home, I doubled checked all the wired connections, wrapped the batteries with duct tape to better hold down the wires in place. Another thing I did on the second week was to adjust my bicycle seat up a lot higher; apparently I was riding Groucho Marx's style. After several miles of this poor riding style, my knees were starting to hurt. Since adjusting my seat to a proper height, my bike rides are much easier and comfortable on my knees.
On my third week, I grew increasingly apprehensive about all the insane city drivers and dealing with their road rage, that I started to take the inner city roads as opposed to the major boulevards. I even went so far as to research on the Internet other bikers route using Los Angeles side streets to avoid the heavier congested roads in my area. Luckily for me, there is a river bike path (its Los Angeles so our rivers are all cradled in concrete) that slices through the city to right next to my workplace. The river bike path is great because its a non-stop, always open lane; its a quiet and serene bike ride, and no cars to share the road with. I can enjoy the view because I am not concentrating on pushing (peddling) my bike along the path, but enjoying an easy ride using the power assist as it does all the work for me, giving me time for special moments by communing with nature while riding. I feel that I was plucked out of a mad, hectic, scramble of a world and I was placed in a calmer, exhilarating, take your time and smell the roses type of a world. A few other side notes: the weight of the gasoline gouging and budgeting for it has been lifted off my shoulders for the time being; parking is a lot easier than with my small SUV; I always go to the front of the line at each traffic stop; and most noticeably, I catch myself looking for any excuse to go somewhere, anywhere on my e-bike, kind of like I did when I was a little boy-- full of energy and optimism. Owning my e-bike has open up a whole new world for me. Los Angeles has become my backyard.
During the first month, I learned to ride at a better rhythm now. I prefer to ride at 7th gear (7-speed cruiser) and I pedal lightly with my e-hub. It feels like riding easily in 3rd gear but flying at a constant 7th gear speed. I do about 80% throttle most of the way, and I like to have that extra "omph" left over (the other 20%) for when the traffic lights about to change or other eventualities. I am also learning to time some of the traffic lights on my route so I can have a mostly non-stop ride in the city. Its great to see the same group of cars at each traffic light that I stop at, and knowing that I am saving money on gasoline.
My next project is to get my e-bike night riding ready. I already purchased at a great deal ($95.00) the Blackburn System X6 (one spot light plus another flood light), a bright lime colored safety vest with sewn in reflecting taped from Home Depot, and next on my list is a couple rear tail lights -- a Planet Bike Superflash and a Reelight SL 120 single rear package (a nice back up light because its always on and doesnt require batteries to operate). I also test rode some alternative routes back home (the river bike path has gang graffiti spray painted in some areas, so probably going to avoid the bike path at night). I am looking forward to doing some riding at night (or at least be prepared if I am caught somewhere after dark).
In the near future, I am going to upgrade my rack and battery pack to a Topeak Super Tourist DX Tubular Rack and QuickTrack MTX TrunkBag DXP with built in side panniers. I like this combo because I can quickly disconnect the battery pack and charge it up at work or take it off and bring it with me on the beach for better security, and the built in panniers will work great for added storage when I need it (i.e. more grocery to carry home). I am also going to get a LiFePO4 48volt battery pack when the prices come down a little (figure I got a couple more years left with my current battery pack).
In conclusion, with the high cost of gasoline, and the poor economy us Americans are dealing with, I made some significant life-style changes. The best so far was purchasing my e-bike.
Thanks again for your time,
Zephyr Boy
165lbs (getting good exercise-losing some weight)


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Huda is 38 years old. For many years, Huda has been embroidering cloth and selling it, which has enabled her to develop a significant customer base. Huda`s most important challenges are to work hard to gain extra income and to better her business structure. She says that she always has many orders from her customers, especially because she offers good quality in her embroidery work and it is not very expensive.
She is receiving a loan of 80,000 YER from AMB in order to fulfill existing orders for her customers. She would like to purchase fabric, needles, and other items. In the future, she would like to achieve her potential by opening an embroidery shop where she can distribute her goods to the market.
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This loan is governed by Islamic lending principles. Because Islamic Law prohibits the charging of interest, Al-Amal is charging 0% interest on this loan. This is a Murabaha loan, which means that Al-Amal purchases goods for borrowers and charges a fee or mark-up. Click here to learn more about this loan type and Kiva's approach to lending in the Islamic world.
About Al-Amal Microfinance BankAl-Amal reaches out to low-income micro-entrepreneurs and small business owners in Yemen with a suite of credit, savings, and insurance products tailored for Muslim borrowers. Before lending through Al-Amal, please consider the following:
1) Due to ongoing security concerns, full due-diligence of Al-Amal was conducted remotely rather than on-site. This makes Al-Amal atypical among Kiva's Field Partners, as Kiva staff have not conducted an on-site assessment. Al-Amal's assessment included in-person meetings with the top management in other, more secure locations in the Middle East.
2) Because Yemen is a new and unstable environment, there is a possibility that future loan repayments could be held indefinitely in the country for regulatory reasons, even if individual borrowers pay back their loans. As a lender to borrowers in Yemen, you accept this additional risk.
Additionally, all of Al-Amal's products are Sharia compliant and customized for its Muslim clients. Most of the loans are structured as Murabaha interest free loans. Al-Amal purchases goods for its borrowers and charges them a markup or fee. Al-Amal is also experimenting with Ijarah loans (an Islamic leasing product). For more information on Islamic microfinance, please click here.
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| American Airlines Files Lawsuit Against Yahoo
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|Oct 22, 2008
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|Oct 21, 2008
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|Oct 20, 2008
| Yahoo! Web Analytics (beta) Launching
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|Oct 8, 2008
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|Sept 27, 2008
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|Sept 23, 2008
| Yahoo Says Google Ad Deal Complies With The Law
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|Sept 12, 2008
| Yahoo Fire Eagle, User Location Sharing App
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|Aug 13, 2008
| Yahoo Plans For Targeted Ads Being Optional
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|Aug 8, 2008
| Investor, Capital Research, Wants Yahoo Shareholder Vote Probe
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|Aug 5, 2008
| Yahoo! Board Remains Unscathed
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|Aug 4, 2008
| Yahoo Q2 Sales Up, Profits Down
|July 23, 2008
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|July 21, 2008
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|July 18, 2008
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|Apr 25, 2008
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|Apr 22, 2008
| $1Million Click Fraud Lawsuit for Yahoo
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|Apr 16, 2008
| Yahoo Insists Google Ad Trial Is Just That, A Trial
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Ackerman to resign superintendent post on June 30
Mary Anne Ackerman is heading back to the classroom, however, it won't be in the Frankenmuth School District.
Ackerman, the district's superintendent of schools since 2005, announced her resignation at last Monday evening's monthly school board meeting. It will be effective on June 30, 2016.
𠇏ormer Superintendent Mike Murphy told me I would know when it's time – I know it's time," Ackerman said in her letter to members of the board of education. "I am so blessed to have had the opportunity to watch you collectively create a school culture like no other. You have taken high academic achievement for ALL and a place for ALL students to a level other communities can only dream about. I am so proud."
Ackerman was hired in 1995, spending 10 years as principal, one year as an assistant superintendent (under Murphy) and the past decade as the district's top administrator.
"In my new career, I will accept a position as the Co-Director of the Saginaw Valley State University Gerstacker Fellowship Program. I'll be mentoring educators who are interested in pursuing leadership positions – I'll enjoy being able to teach again. I will also be available to help with the transition plan in the district," Ackerman explained.
FSD Board President Scott Zimmer said the members pted the resignation with regret" at the meeting. He expects the position to be first posted internally as early as today (February 10), then externally if needed.
For many decades, the district always had an assistant superintendent. After Murphy retired and Ackerman was tabbed superintendent, the board restructured the administration as a cost-saving measure and phased out the assistant superintendent position. FHS Assistant Principal Phil Martin took on the business/financial end of the district.
"We knew this day would come and we would not be able to keep her forever," Zimmer said. "Mary Anne is a great teacher and this gives her an opportunity to be a teacher again . . . she is really excited about it."
The goal is to have the next superintendent in place by July 1, 2016, which is also the beginning of the district's fiscal year. Ackerman will also assist the new administrator through the summer.
"Speaking for the board, we are very privileged to be a part of this community and to play a role in this district. No one works harder than Mary Anne to make the Frankenmuth School District a place to educate all. We will miss her leadership and positive attitude toward the education of our children," Zimmer stated.
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Don't remember if the Texas Rangers have ever had an owner with as grand of a vision as Chuck Greenberg.
Have no idea if it will help them pitch, hit or finish better. But, regardless, it's nice to hear an owner recognize where he is and what his should strive to be. As in, not a penny-pinching team satisfied with attracting crowds over winning titles.
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See the sky light up before the fireworks eve start with this 4th of July Kaleidoscope from Gloria Uhler. Made with colorful beads and a cardboard tube, this easy DIY game is a great one to give to kids when you're waiting for the fireworks to start. This is a fun and easy project that makes a great party favor for a summer BBQ and it's a great way to use up all those patriotic themed craft supplies that you're no longer using.
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(By Donald Marron) President Obama and administration officials have offered two different revenue targets for the fiscal cliff debate: $1 trillion and $1.6 trillion (sometimes reported as $1.5 trillion). You might be wondering (I was) where those numbers come from.
The $1 Trillion
President Obama wants to extend the majority of the Bush-era individual income tax cuts—enacted in 2001 and 2003 and extended in 2010—except for those that affect only households with incomes more than $200,000 (single) or $250,000 (joint). In addition, he wants to return the estate tax to its 2009 structure, rather than the one that applies today. Together, those changes would increase revenue by $968 billion over the next decade, according to Treasury estimates, relative to a current policy baseline (i.e., a baseline that has income and estate taxes in their 2012 form).
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That $968 billion, which rounds to $1 trillion, has the following components, all applying only to taxpayers with incomes above the president's thresholds:
All of the provisions in this list are part of the fiscal cliff, which is why the President has emphasized them—and the trillion-dollar figure—in his comments about dealing with the cliff. The larger number—the $1.6 trillion—arises in discussions about the larger fiscal deal that might accompany the cliff negotiations.
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In his budget last February, President Obama proposed $1.56 trillion in tax increases. In round numbers: $1.6 trillion, sometimes misreported as $1.5 trillion.
That figure includes the $968 billion noted above plus another $593 billion in tax increases.
The largest of those, by far, is the president's proposal to limit the value of itemized deductions and certain exclusions for upper-income taxpayers. Under that proposal, upper-income taxpayers would benefit only 28 cents on the dollar for their charitable deductions, mortgage interest, employer-provided health insurance, etc., even if they are in the 36% or 39.6% tax brackets.
That provision would raise $584 billion. The rest of his tax provisions, including both cuts and increases, then net out to just $9 billion.
As rough justice, therefore, you can think of the president's $1.6 trillion target as being almost entirely composed of his proposed tax increases on high-income households: $968 billion + $584 billion = $1.552 trillion. That ignores dozens of his other proposals, of course, but gives a good sense of what's in his overall revenue aspiration.
P.S. For details on any of these proposals, please see TPC's comprehensive analysis of the president's tax proposals.
P.P.S. The President's budget actually proposed $1.69 trillion in revenue increases. That's the figure reported in Treasury's summary of the proposals (known as the Green Book) and in TPC's analysis of the president budget. The difference between that and the budget's $1.56 trillion figure reflects some arcane budget presentation decisions. For example, the president proposed a $61 billion fee on banks that the Treasury reports as revenue, but the budget does not include in its tax section.
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Luis Jr. and Carolita Daclan, loving parents who worked through many hardships, were able to raise their nine children successfully while instilling in them core values. Eight out of nine children served full-time missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the seven who are now married have been sealed in the temple.
A National Family Week Story
Michael Daclan wanted to share a tribute to his parents during this National Family Week in honor of their successfully raising nine children on a very limited income, providing them with education and a strong work ethic and giving them the principles on which to build their lives, remaining close to their Heavenly Father and being true to themselves and their families. The following is his story together with quotes from two of his siblings:
"During my childhood years, Christmas and New Year's Eve were the days we looked forward to every year. The main reason was the Christmas and New Year's
Eve meal. Life was so difficult; food on the table at any meal was a miracle. As a child I envied other children who could eat food with chicken or pork in it, who could eat spaghetti or have dessert after a meal, because we could only eat those delicious foods during Christmas and New Year's Eve. Usually, when we asked our mother to buy those foods, she would tell us that we would have those on those two special days and that is why those holidays were the days each of us looked forward to every year. We would often imagine what the food would be.
There was this one Christmas Eve that I will never forget. The morning before Christmas, my mother prepared "champorado," a kind of porridge made of rice mixed with cocoa powder, for our breakfast. Our mother told us to have a little patience as we were going to have the best food on Christmas Eve.
For our lunch and dinner that day, mother prepared simple food. Finally,Christmas Eve arrived and mother and father placed all the food on the table. We children gathered around the table looking eagerly at all the delicious food placed before our eyes. When 12:00 midnight came, meaning it's already Christmas, we all shouted "Merry Christmas" and then we all bowed our heads as father said the prayer before the meal.
During the prayer we were all holding each of our plates. When my father said "Amen," and our mother said, "You can now eat," you can just imagine what the scene was like! We ate as if we had not eaten before; we ate as if there were no tomorrow; our mother ate with us as she was feeding the small ones. We were so happy enjoying the food; we were laughing and joking with each other. Our father was looking at all his children with a smile on his face. I can still feel how happy he was looking at all of us enjoying the food. He made sure that we were all eating and enjoying ourselves. He laughed with us and joked with us.
When my father finally went to the table to eat, there was no food left. I noticed it and was shocked that we had eaten all the food. My father said nothing and went quietly to the kitchen and opened up the rice from the day before. I knew he was looking for food, and all he could find was the left over "champorado" we had had at breakfast that day. He did not complain; he just acted normally like how he always did. He brought his plate with champorado and joined us in the festivities.
Every time Christmas is mentioned, I cannot forget that meal. And every time I remember it, I cannot help but cry."
All of the nine Daclan children have received good educations, are working in good jobs and those who are married are raising wonderful families of their own. Seven have either received Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degrees. One is currently studying in a college and one is on a mission and will continue studying afterwards. The full time missionary will be studying for a Bachelor of Arts in English at the completion of her mission. Her older brother is studying for his degree at the same time he is teaching violin at the Asian Academy of Music. (Since this article was first published, Marluie has married Jerose Pollicar Espi in the Manila Temple.)
Minerva is the sixth child and served her mission in Hawaii. She related the following:"I still have a vivid memory of when I was in primary and how my father would tell us stories while walking to church every Sunday, because we didn't have money to ride a tricycle. The distance seemed near because of father's stories. I'm grateful for that experience. It was a sacrifice that turned out to be a blessing to us all. It made us humble."
Continuing she said, "One day in 1994, I learned that dreams do come true. I saw two jars full of coins and I knew then why our parents had worked so hard to save those coins; it was so we could afford boat tickets to travel to Manila and there be sealed as a family forever in the temple. Later, Marco, 8 years of age, asked our mother if he was dreaming about riding in a boat going to Manila. Our mother needed to pinch him on the cheek to convince him that we were actually on a ship going to Manila to fulfill our dream -- to be sealed as a family for time and all eternity. As we surrounded the altar in the sealing room in our white clothes, the Spirit was so strong. It was one of the happiest days of my life because I knew that my family would be forever if we remained righteous all the days of our lives. It was also the first time I saw my father cry."
Michael continues the tribute to his parents with his "little" sister's experience. Mary Kris, the youngest of the nine children, entered the Missionary Training
Center July 30, 2011 to serve a full time mission for the Church. She will be finished March 4, 2013 and at that time she will return to Cebu to continue her studies (and probably get married as she has a boyfriend waiting for her return).
"I am very blessed to be part of a great family; to have a loving Father and Mother who really did their best to nurture and to provide for both the temporal and spiritual needs of our family, and to have brothers and sisters who really did a great job in being examples to me. Growing up as the youngest in the family, I looked up to my parents and my brothers and sisters and saw them living the gospel. I've seen my parents sacrifice for the family and experienced the blessings we received as they tried to obey and live the gospel. They always reminded us to have family prayers every night and morning and to have family scripture study and attend church as a family.
As our family gets bigger and I have seen my nieces and nephews arriving, I have this feeling of responsibility that I too, must be a good example to these precious children. My desire to go on a mission, however, is not because my brothers and sisters served their missions. I am serving a mission here in Quezon City because I love the Lord and my family, and I have seen the blessings of the gospel and what it brings into our lives, and I want to share this knowledge with those families who need it but don't know where to find it."
Finally, Michael concluded: "Now that seven of the children are already living on their own with their families, at college and serving a full time mission, the once noisy, messy, topsy-turvy house is very quiet and well arranged. My parents just keep themselves busy. Mother works as a real estate agent and father accepts air-conditioning, refrigerator, and electric fan repair work.
My parents really miss the times when all the children were still in the house; that is why they look forward to the visit of the children and grandchildren every Sunday night. We still continue to have these dinners together, and this may be the legacy that we will be sharing with our future generations-- having a Sunday dinner with mother and father in our old house. All of us children want to continue this tradition so we can reminisce about the old times, the times when we were growing up. We share these stories with our children, but most of the time it is Mother and Father who tell us and our children the stories of our childhood days."
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McCain to Obama: You'll meet with Iran but not Petraeus?
posted at 6:30 pm on May 28, 2008 by Allahpundit
Here's the latest from the RNC. Like I said, St. Barack's not going to let this storyline follow him around all year. He'll meet with Petraeus or one of his associates eventually, after biding his time for another month or two in case conditions start to deteriorate again so that the inevitable meeting can be held under more "favorable" circumstances. How about a compromise, though? Instead of meeting with Petraeus, have him sit down with McMaster for a taste of this:
The first misperception I think is that violence in Iraq occurs primarily because we're there. And I think that this really, you know, is kind of a hubristic interpretation of events there on our part. I mean, things happen in Iraq because we're fighting determined enemies who were pursuing objectives and strategies that are inimical to our interests. Those who were fighting us and Iraqi security forces and murdering innocent civilians there view the achievement of an outcome in Iraq consistent with our interests as inimical to their interests. And who is this enemy and why are they doing what they're doing I think is an important thing for the American people to understand and for us maybe to talk about more…
There has been some real bottom up movement toward the political accommodation I mentioned just a moment ago. And what we are seeing now I think is some top down movement toward political accommodation as well and we could talk specifically about how some of the political dynamics over the last couple of months have created a condition from maybe movement toward political accommodation at the national level. But what has happened and I think we can see this now in retrospect is that political accommodation at the local level has placed some social pressure on the Iraqi government to move in the same direction or key actors within the Iraqi government who represent portions of the communities who were fighting each other.
The effect on Iraqi society, the third thing that has changed I think, is a rekindling of hope.
I like at the end how he mentions continuing this discussion with Obama "and Senator Clinton as well." Just in case!
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Federal guidelines require a warrant be routinely obtained to use the technology, but the rules don't apply to local law enforcement
The father of a 13-year-old girl who police say was slain by a Virginia Tech student spoke out on "Dr. Phil" Wednesday
Air Traffic control audio captures the flight talking to the LAX air traffic controllers about smoke in the cabin and dropping oxygen masks for the passengers
A 24-year-old man from the Gambia is in custody in Switzerland on suspicion of murder, Austrian officials say