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- Powerful Inline-Triple
847cc liquid-cooled, in-line 3-cylinder, DOHC, 12-valve engine with fuel injection. This FZ-09™ engine combines advanced high tech components including YCC-T® and Yamaha D-Mode, with a crossplane concept crankshaft to deliver an exciting, torquey and quick-revving engine character.
- Crossplane Concept
"Crossplane Crankshaft Concept" provides linear torque development in response to the rider's throttle input. The FZ-09's in-line 3-cylinder engine provides linear torque development, even firing intervals for smooth torque characteristics and a good feeling of power in the low- to mid-rpm range. The CP3® engine is also light, slim and compact and offers performance that combines the best characteristics of both 2-cylinder and 4-cylinder engines.
- Advanced YCC-T
The ride-by-wire Yamaha Chip Controlled Throttle (YCC-T) system senses the slightest throttle input by the rider, relays the data to the ECU, which instantaneously calculates the ideal throttle valve opening based on engine rpm and throttle opening, and then sends commands to a servo-motor actuator that moves the throttle valve which actively controls the intake airflow volume. This is a technology contributing to the rider's feeling of torque and controllability from the 3-cylinder engine.
- Selectable D-MODE
The FZ-09 is equipped with Yamaha's D-MODE ("Drive Mode") variable throttle control system to allow the rider to choose the optimum engine character for their riding situation. The rider can choose from three throttle valve control maps (Standard Mode, "A" Mode, and "B" Mode) for different performance characteristics at the push of a button. STD Mode is set to accommodate a wide range of riding conditions, for a linear torque feeling from low speeds all the way up to high speeds. A-Mode gives the rider a sharper throttle response in the low-to mid-rpm range than the STD Mode, while B-Mode lets the rider enjoy milder throttle response.
- Advanced 3-Cylinder Engine
847cc liquid-cooled 4-stroke, in-line 3-cylinder, DOHC, 4-valve engine with downdraft intake and fuel injection. With a 78mm x 59.1mm bore x stroke and 11.5:1 compression ratio, it produces an exciting, torquey and quick-revving engine character.
- Crossplane Concept CP3® Engine
Some of the advantages of the 3-cylinder engine in the FZ-09 include linear torque development due to the even firing intervals that provide smooth torque characteristics and a good feeling of power up into the low- to mid-rpm range, as well as combining desirable characteristics of both 2-cylinder and 4-cylinder engines. In addition, the engine design can be light, slim and compact.
- Vibration-Reducing Counterbalancer
To reduce vibration and help give a smoother ride, the engine has a primary coupled-force balancer that revolves in the opposite direction and at the same speed as the crankshaft.
- Fracture-Split Connecting Rods
The forged connecting rods are made using the fracture split (FS) method to ensure a high degree of precision in the rod's big-end ring for a precise fit and smoother crank revolution. The fracture split method is where the big-end ring of a connecting rod is split in two by applying a sharp impact. This creates a perfectly matching split surface that naturally produces a much more precise mating surface when they are bolted together again around the crankshaft.
- Unique Staggered Intake Funnels
To provide both exciting and quick revving torque characteristics and a unique intake sound, the 3-cylinder intake funnels have been designed with uneven lengths. The first cylinder funnel is 102.8mm, the second 82.8mm and the third is 122.8mm. This combines with the effects of the YCC-T system to contribute to an excellent torquey engine character.
- Compact 6-Speed Transmission
The FZ-09 transmission takes full advantage of the low-to-mid-range torque and excellent response characteristics of this in-line, 3-cylinder fuel-injected engine. The 6-speed transmission has been designed to be very compact, enhancing the overall narrow 3-cylinder design.
- Compact, Sporty Chassis
The wheelbase, seat height, fuel tank width, rake and other dimensions are all set to work with the qualities of the compact 3-cylinder engine to achieve a sporty, light and neutral handling character, an upright riding position and a narrow feeling chassis at the seat/tank junction.
- Adjustable Inverted Fork
For excellent damping characteristics, the front suspension is an inverted fork with 41mm inner tubes with 5.4 inches of travel. The front suspension features adjustment for spring preload and rebound damping.
- Adjustable Horizontal Monocross® Shock
The rear suspension features a linked-type Monocross® shock. The shock is positioned below the seat and features an almost horizontal alignment. This unique positioning contributes to mass centralization and a slimmer body design. The rear suspension is also adjustable for spring preload and rebound damping.
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10-spoke lightweight cast aluminum wheels are used, fitted with a 120/70ZR17 front tire and 180/55ZR17 rear tire. The tires have been designed with an optimally-tuned internal structure that contributes to good handling stability.
- Powerful Braking
Front brakes consist of two floating 298mm discs with radially-mounted 4-pot opposed piston calipers.
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- Tapered Handlebar
The aluminum, tapered-type handlebars – a first for a Yamaha sportbike – provide a good balance of strength and light weight.
- Ergonomically Designed Fuel Tank
The fuel tank, with its deeply recessed knee grip area, contributes to a narrow seat/tank juncture.
- Stylish, Functional Mirrors
Compact, hexagonal-type rearview mirrors match the "mass forward" design of the rest of the bike.
- Advanced Instrumentation and Controls
A newly designed lightweight, compact, full LCD instrument panel is adopted. The tachometer has a digital bar-type display with gear position indicator. The electric starter button is a new slide-type that incorporates the engine cut-off switch for a modern, high-quality appearance.
- Forged Controls
The brake pedal, shift pedal and footrests are made of forged aluminum for light weight and excellent appearance.
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I know this is somewhat short notice this year, but the details can now been shared about the Closed Scrimmage for the Gridiron Club members, For those that have been before, the schedule is very similar. Below is the e-mail that was sent out last night to the CGC membership that covers everything. Please contact me with any questions.
August 11th Member-Only Pre-Season Tailgate and Closed Practice
The members-only pre-season tailgate and practice time has been set! The tailgate will be located in the first several tents north of the stadium and will begin at 12:00 Noon. Coach Paul Rhoads will address the crowd inside the stadium approximately 2:20 PM. Practice will begin following Coach's remarks.
Due to the new Football Facility construction, we will enter Jack Trice Stadium via the northeast gate, Gate 1, and will have our own seating section. Bring your sunglasses!! You must check in at our tent at the first few tents north of the stadium and get your wristband even if you don't plan on eating. The wristband is required for entry! Registration for the event is $5 for children, $10 for adults and includes the tailgate meal as well. The registration deadline is Friday, August 10 and they can be taken here.
Please, no cameras of any kind are allowed at practice. So keep that cell phone with the camera in your pocket, and leave your digital cameras at home! Also, all practice information is confidential. Please do not post any information or details on practice to any message boards, website, Twitter, Facebook or any other social media outlet. We are invited guests for this event. Your cooperation with these two items will ensure that we will continue to be given the opportunity to offer this great event to our membership in the future.
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Joe Nocera is a sports business columnist. He joined the New York Times in 2005, and wrote the "Talking Business" column for five years before joining the Opinion pages, where he wrote an Op-Ed column until October 2015. He also writes about business topics for New York Times Magazine.
For more than three decades, Mr. Nocera has chronicled the world of business at magazines like Fortune, GQ, Esquire and Texas Monthly. He has won three Gerald Loeb awards, including the 2008 award for commentary, and three John Hancock awards for excellence in business journalism. A 2007 Pulitzer finalist, he has written books including "A Piece of the Action: How the Middle Class Joined the Money Class," which won the New York Public Library's 1995 Helen Bernstein Award; "Good Guys and Bad Guys: Behind the Scenes With the Saints and Scoundrels of American Business (and Everything in Between)," and "All the Devils Are Here: The Hidden History of the Financial Crisis," which he co-authored with Bethany McLean. His latest book, "Indentured: The Inside Story of the Rebellion Against the NCAA," co-authored with Times contributor Ben Strauss, will be published in February, 2016.
Mr. Nocera received a B.S. in journalism from Boston University in 1974. He lives in New York City. His sports business column appears online each Friday morning, and in print on Saturdays — and, when events warrant, at various time during the week. His Twitter handle is @noceraNYT.
In the Clear, Phil Mickelson Can Thank an Insider Trading Ruling
A 2014 appellate court ruling that narrowed the definition of insider trading may have helped the golfer avoid charges, although the government would not explicitly say so.
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A Fine Line Separates Ball and Fan (and Injury)
A trip to see what was gained, and lost, when the Twins went above and beyond new recommendations for protective netting at major league ballparks.
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With its recently announced Twitter deal, the N.F.L. seems to be following the lead of the WWE's streaming app.
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With College Transfer Rules, Hypocrisy Never Sits Out a Year
It can be argued that the transfer rule, which restricts player movement, even as coaches come and go freely, is another way college sports strip athletes of their rights.
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What Tournament? N.C.A.A.'s Biggest Event May Be at a Higher Court
The Supreme Court is likely to decide soon whether to hear the Ed O'Bannon case, with a chance to provide clarity on the N.C.A.A.'s amateurism rules.
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Football Drags on UConn's Power 5 Ambitions
Connecticut's curse is to be a great basketball university in a football-centric world, where the major conferences earn big money on lucrative TV contracts.
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Steven Ballmer, Clippers' Top Fan, Is Really Invested in Them (for Billions)
Ballmer, the former Microsoft chief executive, is a creative owner and a screaming, trampoline-bouncing presence at the team's games.
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Golfers Say Trump Reneged on Deal
Members of Trump National Jupiter say that Donald J. Trump basically stiffed them out of their refundable deposits, causing them to negotiate settlements or sue.
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Donald Trump's Less-Than-Artful Failure in Pro Football
It is worth recalling Trump's ownership of the New Jersey Generals in the short-lived U.S.F.L. for what it can tell us about the way he makes decisions and works (or doesn't work) for the greater good.
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Joe Nocera on the Daily Show (January 18, 2012)
A discussion about how Republican infighting has brought attention to private equity taxation issues.
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The authors discussed their new book, "All the Devils Are Here: The Hidden History of the Financial Crisis."
Joe Nocera and Bethany McLean on The Daily Show (November 16, 2010)
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KADUNA: A suicide attacker drove a car bomb into a Nigerian church on Sunday, sparking fierce reprisals that saw a Christian mob burn a man alive in a day of violence that killed at least 10 people and wounded 145.
The church attack left at least seven people dead in addition to the bomber, while at least three people were killed in reprisal violence, a rescue official said on condition of anonymity because he was not authorised to provide figures.
According to Musa Ilallah, regional coordinator for the National Emergency Management Agency, the number of wounded was 145.
Christian youths took to the streets of the northern city of Kaduna with machetes and sticks after the blast, targeting those they believed to be Muslims as anger again boiled over due to repeated church bombings in recent months.
Attackers beat a motorcycle taxi driver near the church, then put his bike on top of him before dousing him with petrol and setting him on fire, an AFP correspondent who saw the violence said. Two other bloodied bodies apparently killed by the mob were seen near the church.
A rescue official on condition of anonymity also spoke of the man being burnt and said rescuers could not save him because the mob was too violent.
The mob also attacked an ambulance in the ensuing violence, but there was no indication that rescuers were wounded.
The attacker rammed what residents said was an SUV into St. Rita church, shaking the Malali neighbourhood of Kaduna, a city that has suffered a wave of deadly violence blamed on Islamist extremist group Boko Haram.
"All of a sudden it drove on high speed and rammed into the church wall, forcing its way into the church premises," said witness Samuel Emmanuel.
"Initially I thought the driver had lost control of the vehicle. Suddenly there was a huge explosion as the car reached the church building. It was dust, fire and smoke all over." A spokesman for Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency confirmed the bomb attack and said rescuers had been rushed to the scene.
"A number of casualties evacuated to hospitals," said the spokesman, Yushau Shuaib. "The incident was suspected to be triggered by a suicide bomber in a car."
An AFP correspondent said mobs were yelling "Why the church?" and some were carrying weapons, including machetes. Local elders were seeking to restore calm, while soldiers arrived on the scene and were working to bring order.
The attack came after Friday's Muslim Eidul Azha holiday, but it was not clear if there was any link.
In June, Boko Haram claimed responsibility for three suicide attacks on churches in Kaduna state, where the city of Kaduna is located, which led to deadly rioting. Dozens of people were killed in the violence.
Boko Haram's insurgency in northern and central Nigeria has led to more than 2,800 deaths since 2009, including killings by the security forces. While Muslims have often been its victims, it has in recent months also specifically targeted churches.
President Goodluck Jonathan has said the group is seeking to incite a religious crisis in Africa's most populous nation and largest oil producer, roughly divided between a mainly Muslim north and predominately Christian south.
Kaduna is a large, mainly Muslim city in Nigeria's north and includes a sizeable Christian population.
Nigerians have grown increasingly frustrated with security forces' inability to stop Boko Haram attacks, and there have been warnings of more reprisals if the violence continued.
Some Evangelical church leaders in Nigeria have said Christians may be forced to defend themselves if something is not done to address the unrest.
A Kaduna-based rights activist, Shehu Sani, issued a statement after Sunday's violence saying "our churches and mosques have now become a hostile arena for deranged and murderous psychopaths.
"The government of Nigeria must wake up and live up to its duties and constitutional responsibilities," he said. "We must find a lasting solution to this carnage and arbitrariness."


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The Baton Rouge Advocate (August 16, 2012) editorially excoriated Louisiana's controversial new voucher program for its funding of schools that "not only teach creationist nonsense, but are proud of it."
Vouchers for creationism in Louisiana?
Louisiana is about to spend almost twelve million dollars to fund the teaching of creationism, charges Zack Kopplin, famous for organizing the effort to repeal the so-called Louisiana Science Education Act.
First Amendment award for Kopplin
NCSE is delighted to congratulate Zack Kopplin, the leader of the effort to repeal the so-called Louisiana Science Education Act, on his receiving the Hugh M. Hefner First Amendment Award.
Repeal effort fails in Louisiana
Louisiana's Senate Bill 374 (PDF) was rejected on a 2-1 vote in the Senate Committee on Education on April 19, 2012, according to the Alexandria Town Talk (April 19, 2012).
Repeal effort revived in Louisiana
Senate Bill 374 (PDF), prefiled in the Louisiana Senate on March 1, 2012, and provisionally referred to the Senate Committee on Education, would, if enacted, repeal Louisiana Revised Statutes 17:285.1, which implemented the so-called Louisiana Science Education Act, passed and enacted in 2008.
Repeal bill officially dead
When the Louisiana state legislature adjourned on June 23, 2011, Senate Bill 70 (PDF) — which would have repealed the antievolution law in effect in the state since 2008 — died in committee.
In the wake of the repeal effort
The attempt to repeal Louisiana's antievolution law was discussed by the Christian Science Monitor (June 2, 2011), which explained, "The Louisiana Science Education Act, which allows teaching contrary to science on the grounds it promotes critical thinking, is increasingly serving as an inspiration to religious conservatives in other states."
Repeal effort fails in committee
Despite the overwhelming support for SB 70 from scientific and educational organizations around the state and across the country, the Louisiana Senate Education Committee voted 5-1 to shelve the bill on May 26, 2011, according to a blogger for the Baton Rouge Advocate (May 26, 2011).
Baton Rouge Advocate endorses repeal effort
The Baton Rouge Advocate endorsed the repeal of Louisiana's antievolution law, editorially writing (May 23, 2011), "We hope the Louisiana Legislature takes the opportunity it has this year to repeal entirely the misnamed 'Louisiana Science Education Act.'"
"Respect Requires Repeal"
Barbara Forrest explains the murky origins and adverse effects of the so-called Louisiana Science Education Act — and argues that respect for the integrity of science education requires a repeal of the antievolution law — in a long essay posted at the Louisiana Progress website on May 18, 2011.
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NPR's Alex Chadwick talks to Slate political editor Will Saletan about the policy implications of the U.S. Congress passing a ban on one late-term abortion procedure, and the Florida legislature's decision to allow Gov. Jeb Bush to restore an artificial feeding tube to Terri Schiavo, who has been in a persistent vegetative state for more than a decade.
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Beaches at Vandenberg Air Force Base will be closed starting today to protect the Western Snowy Plover, an endangered bird species. Surf, Minuteman and Wall beaches will be off limits until September 30.Read More »
Morro Bay Library Reopens
A ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the reopening of a newly-remodeled Morro Bay library on Sunday. Both the temporary and permanent library locations were closed for three weeks in preparation for the grand opening. The new library features 30 percent more open space, 30 percent more shelf space, an expanded reading room, and a new program room. It officially opens tomorrow.Read More »
Capps: Community Action Partnership Receives Funding
Rep. Lois Capps (CA-24) has announced that the Community Action Partnership of San Luis Obispo County received $3,071,711 from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for its Early Head Start program. Under the Early Head Start Child Care partnerships, childcare providers look after children in the providers' homes, offering early, continuous, intensive and comprehensive child development and family …Read More »
Film Award Presentation on March 14
The San Luis Obispo International Film Festival (SLOIFF) and event sponsors BHE Renewables, New Times, Martin Resorts and KSBY are thrilled to announce that the 21st King Vidor Award for Excellence in Filmmaking will be presented to multi-Oscar® nominated director and screenwriter, Peter Bogdanovich. The award will be presented on Saturday, March 14 at the Fremont Theatre in San Luis …Read More »
Man Pleads Guilty to Three Felonies
Santa Barbara County District Attorney Joyce E. Dudley has announced that on February 23, 2015, David William Tallman pled guilty, as charged, to three felony counts: arson of an inhabited structure; criminal threats and resisting a peace officer; and one misdemeanor count of violating a court order. The District Attorney did not offer any plea bargains in this case. In …Read More »
Missing Grover Beach Woman Found Safe
A Grover Beach woman who went missing Tuesday has been found. Nora Lee Kiker, 64, was found safe in San Luis Obispo. The family has been notified.Read More »
Air Quality Warning in Oceano Dunes Area
The San Luis Obispo (SLO) County Air Pollution Control District (APCD) and County Public Health Department are advising the public of deteriorating air quality in the Oceano Dunes/Nipomo Mesa area due to blowing dust and sand from Wednesday, February 25 through Saturday, February 28. Blowing sand and dust is forecasted to occur from 11 am to 7 pm, with the …Read More »
Police Ask for Help Identifying Fraud Suspects
The San Luis Obispo Police Department is asking for the public's help in identifying two suspects who have been using fraudulent credit cards and identification to rent items in San Luis Obispo and not return them. They stole from at least four businesses on January 27th and the crimes are summarized below: On January 27th a suspect, who identified himself …Read More »
Santa Ynez Man Involved in Crash Dies From Injuries
A Santa Ynez man who was involved in a crash on Hiway 154 and Roblar Avenue over the weekend has died from his injuries. Austin Troy Bartoo turned into the path of a van. He was not wearing a seatbelt and was driving drunk. And the CHP has identified the woman killed in a suspected DUI crash over the weekend …Read More »
Candlelight Vigil to be Held Saturday for Those Lost to Violence Against Religious Minorities
A candlelight vigil will be held on Saturday, March 7 at Cal Poly University Union Plaza at 6:30 PM to honor those who have lost their lives to violence against religious minorities. Recent murders of American Muslims in North Carolina, Egyptian Coptic Christians in Libya and a Danish Jew in Copenhagen, as well as hundreds of similar hate crimes being …Read More »


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Flood and coastal defence
Rural land use solutions such as the creation of wetlands and washlands, and the managed re-alignment of coasts and rivers are part of a wide portfolio of possible responses to flood and coastal erosion risk. Rural land management techniques such as cultivation practice and woodland creation might play a further part in managing flood risk at catchment level.
The Openfields library holds a range of materials on rural flood defence and coastal defence research outcomes and practices.
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Prime Joe Calzagge VS Prime Roy Jones Jr. Who wins and how?
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How's it going mate? I've lost track of the amount of times you've posted that quote now!
As for Jones-Calzaghe
I think Jones starts fast and sweeps the early rounds. As Joe keeps pressing, he will land shots and drive Jones back into the ropes. I think Calzaghe finishes stronger due to his stamina, but ultimately he takes a lot of punishment in the process. Gruelling fight for both, I pick Jones by 8-4 type decision
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Haha! I'm going to keep posting it! Ha!
That tells me what state of mind he'd have been in had they fought.
It would have played a huge part in my opinion.
I can't see how it would be gruelling.
A fight in 2002, would have been close.
But if you had a time machine, and you had the Toney/Paz version of Roy at 25/26, I think it would have been an easy win for him.
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Are you guys as crazy about collecting bikes as I have become? I am one of those guys who think that if 1 is good, 1+N must be N+1 times better! It is killing my pocket book and I really need to make a change.
I have hit the point now where I am just thinking that I have too damn many bikes. This is not so much because I don't love them or ride them; it is because it is very expensive to build and maintain a lot of bikes. I would just like to go on a ski trip or do some big rides instead of always throwing money into better parts for these bikes.
Here is the stable.
- Specialized Tarmac Pro (kick-A$$ group ride machine; no commuting duty)
- Giant TCR0 (not really sure why I own this bike but it is my winter group ride bike)
- Kona Major Jake (sees a lot of racing & commuting; currently has a broken der hanger)
- Kona Jake the Snake (cx pit bike/primary commuter; currently being built up to relieve the MJ of commuting duty)
- Peugot 1982 gaspipe road bike (1X9), don't ride very much
- Giant NRS1 (MTB; minimal commute but I do race this bike)
- Jamis explorer (full rigid 1990s mtb: kid hauler, neighborhood cruiser)
Honestly, I am just completely cash strapped every month trying to reach/maintain my ideal builds on all of these bikes.
I am building the JTS out to match the 9 speed on the MJ for a lot of reasons (Mostly racing related). Just ordered DA 7700 shifters for her. Will need saddle, seatpost, stem and rear der but is pretty much all spec'd out.
I have an opportunity to update the TCR with 10 speed for $200 but I can't really think of a good reason to do it other than to have the 10 speed build kit ready for when I bring both cx racers up to 10 speed as 9 speed gets harder to find. If I did this, I could sell the old 9 speed kit and recover $100 or so. So going to 10 speed for $100 is almost a no brainer even though it will cash strap me AGAIN.
I don't like having this obsession control me this way. AARGH!
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Progress-Bulletin (Newspaper) - April 25, 1970, Pomona, California MAIL ume 86 Number 85 POMONA, CALIF., SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 25. 1970 Itc Ftr Coar Ptr Ihiang Unruffled U.S. Confirms Launch, Flight Pattern iy Shooting, ZontinueTour 3 Sections 42 Pages Orbit Satellite IW YORK Forrnosan revolutionary "came out of nowhere" and his alleged acccin- were charged Friday in the attempted jsination of Nationalist Chinese Vice Premier rcg Ching-kuo. Chiang Kaisbekv son and heir ap- nt. e GO-year-old Chians. apparently unruffled the sun-shot attempt on his life !u- wafted igh a revolving door of ;he Plaza Hotel, was to Jhe Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, today. He had the blessings of Nationals: Chi- leaders on Formosa who decided after an emer- y meeting the U.S. could provide adequate pro- w. Washington. Slate Department spokesman RoV MoCloskey exan- ,ed ovt-r :ht Secretary of Sta'- P. Rogers. rele- i to Chianp. was "distressed" and >d "deep for this unfortunate occur- r.siden: Nixon and New York John V. Lin- expressed repress, hong I.oh. minister of information at the 'hst Chinese Embassy, said Chiang was pleased the security measures and would no: blame U.S. ials for the incident. 1 said Chiang asserted afterwards that, "if :he g man had asked to see me would have re- id him." 2 assassination attempt came from a shot fired .25 caliber Beretta automatic. The shot missed punctured the glass door because Police Del. ;s Zeide lunged for the gunman's wrist just -is he and wrestled him to the pavement. ter Huans. 32. an Ithaca. N.Y.. researcher for ell University and a member of the World :d Fomiosans for Independence which seeks the brow of the Nationalist regime, was charged attempted homicide, possession of a dangerous )on, resisting arrest and obstruction of govem- al administration. alleged accomplice. Tzutai Chens. 32. a New architect, was charged with acting in concert II but possession. Trong R. Chai. president of a newiv formed lutionary movement seeking the ouster of Pre- Chiang Kai-shek, declined comment on whether irganization assisted in the assassination at- it. He earlier denied the group shared response- r for the action. Daylight Saving Soes Into Effect By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS rty-seven states make the annual switch from lard time to daylight saving time Sunday morn- Ficially, clocks are set ahead an hour at 2 a.m. there's no law against doing it at bedtime to- Tne lost hour is regained Oct. 25. when stan- time again is in effect. der the federal Uniform Time Act. states may ipt themselves from the time change. Michigan, )na and Hawaii have done so. group of Indiana theater owners has asked the 'al court to place the entire state in the centra! Now. 12 counties are OR central time while tst of the state is in ihe eastern zone. TOKYO (AP) Communist China announced today that it had launched a satellite into or- bit around the earth. The official New China News Agency said the 381 pound satel- lite completes one revolution around the earth each 114 min- utes and broadcasts the music of "Tung Fang Fast Is a frequency of 200-09 The North American Air De- fense Command headquarters in Colorado Springs. confirm- ed the launch and said the satel- lite is flying regularly over the United States. The satellite was launched Friday, the agency said. The agency said the satellite's orbit ranges from 273 miles 10 1.4SO miles above the eanh at an angle to the equator of 6S.5 degrees. "The successful launching of the satellite marks a be- ginning in the development of China's space technology." the agency added. is a gtvat vic- tory for Mao Tse-tung thought. and another fruitful result of the great proletarian cultural revolution." The announcement began: "Our leader. Chairman Mao. has stated: too should produce manmade satellites. In the midst of the triumphant march of jhe people throughout the country to has! the great 1970. we are happy to announce that this great cal! issued by Chairman Mao has come true! China successfully launched its manmade earth satellite on April 24. 1970 It gave n-j further technical details, nor did t: say where ihe satellite was bunched or with what type rocketry. The launchina. if confirmed. is likely to add to worries in the West over Communist China's already know.-! capability to pro- duce nuclear weapons. The question for some has been how the Chinese would deliver them to a target. The announcement '-aid China achieved its success "bv holding the banner of unity and victor.' of the ninth parrv con- gress, adhering to principle of independence ard self-reli- ance, faithfully carrying ou; the general lire of out. aiming h-jih achieving Tracking Satellite greater, faster, better and more economical results in building socialism, and by grasping rev- o.'ution. promoting production and other work and prepared- ness against war with concrete action." Japan recently succeeded in puttma up a satellie. joining the United States, the Soviet Union and France in the club of nations that have developed the rocketry :o accomplish such a feat. Good Radar Contact Reported by NORAD HELD IN ATTACK ON CHIANG Tzu-Tsai Cheng. 33. left, and Peter Huang. 32. both of New York, are transferred from IStii Precinct po- lice station Friday night, after being charged with at- tempted murder. They were arrested at ihe Plaza Hotel, one fired a shot at Chiang Ching-kuo. son of Chiang Kai-shek. (AP Wircphoto) pjfg 'Foreign Invasion' Cited Destroys Life Work of Prof COLORADO SPRINGS. Coio. (AP> The North American Defense Command head- quarters here has beer, tracking the orbiting satellite launched by Communist China sim e its launch Friday and a spokesman said today the satel- lite x regularly over the United Stares. NORAD said today it had a "aocd or radar con- tact on the satellite and con- firmed it's apogee, perisee and inclination were as broadcast by Peking. A spokesman said NORAD monitored the launch as well. Tracking indicates the satel- lite orbits once every min- utes at a distance varying from about 250 miles to 1.500 miles above the earth. The satellite was scheduled to fly over the United States at a.m. EST and p.m. today. Five passes over the United States are scheduled Sunday, the NORAD spokesman said. NORAD hadn't assigned the Chinese satellite a number. NO- RAD radar has counted more than -5.000 pieces of equipment in space-satellites and rockets that orbited the first Sputnik was launched by the Soviet Union in 1957. Dr. Thomas 0. Paine, head of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said until more is known about the satel- lite and its capabilities "we can- not make an intelligent estimate of its value." He said placing the satellite in orbit, was "a dramatic demon- stration of the Chinese leaders many put science and technology very high on their list of national priorities." Congressional space experts expressed surprise at the launching although they said they had been aware that China was developing a space capabil- ity. "I didn't think they had come that fast." said Chairman George P. Miller. D-Calif.. of the House Science and Astron- autics Committee. "Apparently it is a rather simple satellite and they have a long way to go." 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I've posted this over in Touring but I thought I'd gather information here too.
If you've broken a spoke, which side have you broken more often? Drive side or nondrive side?
Drive side?
Nondrive side?
I've posted this over in Touring but I thought I'd gather information here too.
If you've broken a spoke, which side have you broken more often? Drive side or nondrive side?
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I've never broken anything but drive side spokes.
Both, but on a 22 year old wheel.
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Front wheel spoke at 2800 miles. Broke inside the nipple.
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Drive side spokes have greater tension, so I would guess they'd break more. This has been my personal experience.
my factory rim took me only 1400 miles till the drive side started popping. i need to be less poor so i can buy new rims
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Taking a risk doesn't have to mean bungee jumping, jaywalking across a busy road or swimming without a lifeguard.
Sometimes, risk can be good. It can stimulate personal growth, lead to understanding of another culture and move a community to a better place.
Organizers of the Spirit & Place Festival are challenging participants to rethink what they consider to be risks in their lives. The series of 28 presentations, activities and performances approach the subject from different perspectives.
People can sign up for a specially tailored adventure through Indianapolis involving people, places and activities they've never tried before. They can see cutting-edge art. They can explore their faith and what comes with walking away from it.
"Risks aren't always terrible; sometimes risks open you up to new experiences and ideas," said Gail Thomas Strong, vice president of community engagement for WFYI, which is hosting one of the events. "In this, people have the opportunity is to open themselves up to intellectual risk and emotional risk and some physical risk. But it's not a bad thing."
During the past 18 years, the Spirit & Place Festival has brought together churches, community groups, businesses and arts organizations to figure out ways to improve. Organizers try to blend the arts, humanities and religion in thought-provoking ways. Past festivals have focused on subjects such as growing up, living generously and the nature of play.
With this year's festival, running Friday to Nov. 10, the hope was to get people thinking about how taking risks can help move a community forward.
"The programs look at risks through a lot of different eyes — that of women and teens, veterans, artists, dancers, the visually impaired," said Pam Blevins-Hinkle, executive director of the festival. "It's disparate ideas, people and organizations coming together to think of risk."
The featured programs think about risk in myriad ways.
People can hear how New York Times crossword editor Will Shortz decided against a career in law to make up his own college degree — enigmatology, or the study of puzzles.
In "The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail," presented by the Oaklandon Civic Theatre, they can learn how author Henry Thoreau sacrificed his freedom instead of supporting what he felt was an unjust cause.
Religious leaders will ask if attending the service of another denomination or belief system means risking your own faith during a gathering at the Indiana Interfaith Center.
Many of the activities will ask participants to get out and discover the community around them.
One called "Choose Your Adventure, Map Your Risk" invites people to take a short survey online. Depending on their answers, they'll receive an assignment that asks them to take a low, medium or high-level risk.
Those challenges could be going to a new restaurant and trying a dish they never had or spending an afternoon panhandling. After finishing the assignment, participants are asked to come together and share what they experienced.
Another similar activity is called "Spirited Chase." People will again be given a set of directions taking them all over town, where they'll find specially designed activities at each one.
"They have a chance to visit secret locations all over town. They won't know where they're going at all," Blevins-Hinkle said. "Sites will explore different dimensions of risk, and they'll get to take some risks of their own."
The festival will end the way it always has, with the annual Public Conversation.
Four nationally recognized leaders will discuss how risk has affected them and how it can impact the people around you.
This year's conversation will feature ChaCha co-founder Scott Jones, IndyCar racer and owner Sarah Fisher, Quaker writer Phillip Gulley and noted jazz musician and professor of music at Indiana University David Baker.
The hope is to put a cap on the theme of the overall festival, tying together all of the disparate activities into one learning experience.
"Spirit & Place is really about understanding your community better and the diversity of what makes Indy interesting," said Anne Laker, program director at Big Car, an arts organization taking part in the festival. "How do we grow? How do we learn? how do we gain new perspective? I think it always involves some form of risk."
Spirited Chase
When 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 9
Where WFYI, 1630 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis
What A mysterious game that ferries people throughout Indianapolis to closely guarded secret locations
Cost $25 per carload
Restrictions Not appropriate for children younger than 14; comfortable clothing and athletic attire is required; not all venues are handicap-accessible
Four Things to Know
From Gail Thomas Strong, vice president of community engagement for WFYI
Prepare for the unexpected
"Our desire with this event is to ignite some sparks in people, by taking them to either undiscovered gems in the city or gems that are hidden in plain sight."
Inspiration to act
"This event is an opportunity for us to provide people with a sampling of the wonderful assets in the community. We hope they'll be inspired to go back and visit, hope they'll tell their friends about it, hope they'll volunteer."
Top secret
"The key to the day is the secrecy. Even our CEO won't know until the morning of the event. I've chosen a really wide range of places. Many of these places will be unknown to our guests. One is hidden in plain sight, but I'd venture they've never been in the door."
Challenging the norm
"I think as Americans, we're pretty tied to our calendars, pretty tied to our maps, a pretty self-determining people. We're asking you to trust us and trust in the partners who will put together these unique experiences."
Leaving My Religion
When 7 to 9 p.m. Nov. 7
Where Athenaeum Theatre, 401 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis
What A presentation by author and former pastor James Mulholland about his faith transition from evangelical to progressive Christian to nonreligious. A panel discussion with representatives of four other faiths will be included.
Cost Free, but registration required at
Four Things to Know
From James Mulholland
More people becoming nonreligious
"According to the Pew Research Center, in the last three years, 2 million adults every year decide to not identify with a religious affiliation. There's a seismic shift in our culture. I don't think that it's people not believing in God, or not believing in spirituality, but they are certainly not relating to a specific religion."
Speaking from experience
"I grew up very conservative and became more and more progressive and liberal as a Christian. I began to think I could live out my values in the world in a more satisfying way outside a religious context than inside. The religion began to inhibit my happiness rather than enhance that."
Becoming nonreligious doesn't happen quickly
"Religion stopped working for me. When something stops working, it takes a while to figure that out. You do the same things, and it takes sometimes years to figure out. The whole journey took me five years."
Struggling to understand
"One of the biggest risks is having to recreate yourself. For many of us, religion is something we've had from the cradle. To suddenly decide to live without that framework is daunting. There are a lot of people out there struggling with this question, and they'd want to hear about it."
New Native Speak
When 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 9
Where Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, 500 W. Washington St., Indianapolis
What A performance by the 1491s, a Native American improv comedy troupe.
Cost $10 for adults, $9 for seniors 65 and older, $6 for children ages 5 to 17 and students with valid ID, and free for children 4 and younger.
Four Things to Know
With Ashley Holland, assistant curator of contemporary art at the Eiteljorg
Finding humor in difficult topics
The 1491s are our featured performers this year. They originally did YouTube videos that were very satirical of the issues facing Native people, really poking fun at the misconceptions of Native people.
First-time performers
'(The 1491s) are really popular in the Native community. They show a lot at tribal colleges and native institutions, but we've never had them here. It was a great opportuntiy to bring them here for people who might not have ever heard of them or seen them online."
Haven't gone anywhere
"Our goal as an institution is to convey this idea that Native people are contemporary, they're still here, all the problems that have faced them in the past are things they still face. It's a chance to talk about the deeper meanings of that."
Good to get it out
"Sometimes it can be a little uncomfortable to be faced with a realization that something people do, like playing Indian when they were small, can be an act of appropriation that can really bother a Native person."
"$20K: A Competition About Race": 7 to 9 p.m., Indianapolis Museum of Art, 4000 N. Michigan Road, Indianapolis; a competition between four local innovators vying for a $20,000 award to approach race in central Indiana; $10
"Reach OUT": 7 to 8:30 p.m., First Congregational Church-United Church of Christ, 7171 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis; a storytelling, music, dance and literature event looking at the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people; free
"The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail": 8 to 10:30 p.m., Oaklandon Civic Theatre, 6450 Oaklandon Road, Indianapolis; a performance exploring author Henry Thoreau's civil disobedience; $12
"Embracing Risk to Sustain a Neighborhood": 1 to 3 p.m., IUPUI Campus Center Theater, 420 University Blvd., Indianapolis; a panel discussion on how historic buildings have survived over the years; free
"The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail": 2 to 4:30 p.m., Oaklandon Civic Theatre; a performance exploring author Henry Thoreau's civil disobedience; $12
"The Puzzling History of Will Shortz": 3 to 4:30 p.m, Indianapolis Public Library, 40 E. St. Clair St.; a discussion by Will Shortz, New York Times crossword editor; free
"Welcoming the Stranger: What's the Risk?": 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., First Baptist Church of Indianapolis, 8600 N. College Ave.; a program to introduce you to new people and learn how to minimize anxiety of being welcoming; free
"The Hungry Games": 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Athenaeum Theatre, 401 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis; based on the popular "Hunger Games" books, teams compete in a series of games to benefit the community; $10
"The Risk of Knowing Health Risks": 4 to 6 p.m., Phoenix Theatre, 749 N. Park Ave., Indianapolis; a debate of the benefits and risks of genetic and other medical screening tests; free
"What Glass Ceiling?": 7:30 to 9 p.m., Indiana History Center, 450 W. Ohio St., Indianapolis; a chance to hear about some of Indiana's leading women; free
"Growing Older, Taking Risks": 9:30 a.m. to noon; Pike YMCA, 7114 Lakeview Parkway West, Indianapolis; a look at the risks older adults face as they age; free
"Risky Conversations: Faith, HIV/AIDS and Community": 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Christian Theological Seminary, 1000 W. 42nd St., Indianapolis; a service and discussion around faith communities and those with HIV/AIDS; donations requested
"Risky Business": 6 to 8:30 p.m., St. Luke's United Methodist Church, 100 W. 86th St., Indianapolis; support and learn about microfinancing and how it helps lift women out of poverty; free
"Moving Vision": 7 to 8:30 p.m., Athenaeum Theatre; an evening of storytelling, dance and discussion exploring the true stories of blind and visually impaired people; donations requested
Nov. 7
"Scientific Heroism: The Risks of Biological Research": 6 to 8 p.m., Indiana Medical History Museum, 3045 W. Vermont St., Indianapolis; a panel discussion about how risk in medical laboratories lead to breakthroughs and cures; donations requested
"Climate Risks: Envisioning a Clean Energy Future for Indianapolis": 7 to 9 p.m., Epworth United Methodist Church, 6450 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis; an interactive game exploring the dangers of climate change; free
"Risk of Pursuing Your Passion": 7 to 9 p.m., First Mennonite Church, 4601 Knollton Road, Indianapolis; a discussion of the struggles and triumphs Hoosier residents have encountered following their dreams; free
"The Spiritual Life: A High Risk Venture": 7 to 9 p.m., JCC-Indianapolis, 6701 Hoover Road; Rabbi Arthur Green addresses spiritual risk and reimagining one's own faith tradition; $8 for public or $5 for JCC members
Nov. 8
"Public Safety: What's at Risk": 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Butler University Atherton Union, 4600 Sunset Ave., Indianapolis; explore public safety issues with the A.C.T. Out Ensemble; free
"Risky Waters: Indiana's Flood History and Future": 5:30 to 8 p.m., Indiana History Center; see the premier of the documentary "When Every River Turned Against Us: Lessons from the Great 1913 Flood," and explore the past and future flood implications; free
"The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail": 8 to 10:30 p.m., Oaklandon Civic Theatre; a performance exploring author Henry Thoreau's civil disobedience; $12
Nov. 9
"Get Rubbed the Right Way": 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., National Institute for Fitness and Sport, 250 University Blvd., Indianapolis; a discussion and demonstration of massage therapy; free
"Art+Faith+Risk": 2 to 4 p.m., Indiana Interchurch Center, 1100 W. 42nd St., Suite 125, Indianapolis; an exhibit, poetry event and forum on art, faith and risk; free
"Veterans Reclaim Armistice Day": 2 to 3:30 p.m., Herron School of Art & Design auditorium, 735 W. New York St., Indianapolis; a veteran-led discussion about the risks of joining the military and what happens when they come home; free
"The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail": 8 to 10:30 p.m., Oaklandon Civic Theatre; a performance exploring author Henry Thoreau's civil disobedience; $12
"Public Conversation: RISK": 5:30 to 7 p.m., Indianapolis Public Library; a conversation between Scott Jones, founder of ChaCha; race car driver and owner Sarah Fisher; jazz musician David Baker; and Quaker pastor and author Phil Gulley, about risk; free


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While at The Boathouse restaurant in Sydney, we sampled a dish of baby bok choy so good that it led us to create our own version. It would be delicious with pan-seared shellfish and Asian eggplant.
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- Makes 2 servings
- 1 cup chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 3/4 lb baby bok choy, trimmed
- 1/2 teaspoon Asian sesame oil
- Bring broth and butter to a simmer in a deep large heavy skillet. Arrange bok choy evenly in skillet and simmer, covered, until tender, about 5 minutes. Transfer bok choy with tongs to a serving dish and keep warm, covered.
- Boil broth mixture until reduced to about 1/4 cup, then stir in sesame oil and pepper to taste. Pour mixture over bok choy.
Nutritional Info
- Calories228
- Carbohydrates8 g(3%)
- Fat20 g(31%)
- Protein6 g(12%)
- Saturated Fat12 g(58%)
- Sodium285 mg(12%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber2 g(7%)
- Monounsaturated Fat6 g
- Cholesterol49 mg(16%)


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Next time you finish off a box of cookies or a whole pie, despite having controlled yourself all day, don't blame yourself. Blame human nature.
In the latest issue of the journal Psychological Science, the researchers taunted subjects with the story of a waiter who was surrounded by gourmet food but not allowed a taste. Some of the subjects were encouraged to go beyond polite listening and actually imagine this poor waiter, to have real empathy with his situation. And then everybody was shown pictures of expensive stuff. Those who had put themselves in the shoes of the waiter, had suffered all that self-control as he had, wanted that stuff, no matter the price.
Yes, we are hardwired to have a limited amount of self control. The theory is that, when our ancestors were struggling to survive in the wild, those who had lower self control could not be satiated by a little bit of food and were more likely than their stoic neighbors to head out and get more — thus increasing the chances those low self control types lived longer.
Evolutionarily speaking, Gordon Gekko was right. Greed is good. Of course, in a land of plenty, greed is a little less useful. Especially if you're talking about boxes of cookies. Or, you know, mortgage-backed securities. I guess the trick should be to lose control in smaller ways. But that's easier said than done, isn't it?