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PORTAZO MILLWORKS INCOMPETENT OWNER HAS NO IDEA HOW TO BUILD A DOOR, FORGOT TO USE GLUE AND NAILS,DOOR FELL APART, Santa Clarita California
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We wanted to buy a custom set of Front entry doors made of Brazilian Mahogany and the dealer told me that I should consider upgrading my choice in manufacturers to Portazo Millworks as they are an upscale custom door maker and that is what we wanted for our Home. I took their advice and that's where the problems began. The dealer came out and measured everything and our Leaded glass designer /builder gave them the dimensions of the glass he was going to install.
The door arrived and looked beautiful. Our glass man arrived and tried to install the glass only to find they did not make the opening the size he gave them nor did they provide the right stops to hold the glass in (wrong dimensions as well). The dealer contacted the owner of Portazo Millworks and he blamed everyone but his people then reluctantly sent a guy to look at the issue and sent new material for our installer to have to cut to the right dimensions himself. [continued below]....
After everything was installed, stained and sealed with top of the line materials, everything looked fine............... for a few weeks anyway. Now we noticed that the bottom panels that were factory installed were popping out of the door WTF? Really, $$$$$$$$ for a door and it appears that they didn't glue or nail in the stops in the factory installed panel???
We called the dealer , they sent out a man and told us it was a definite factory defect and they would call Portazo Millworks.After many many attempts to get someone to listen at Portazo Millworks, they finally sent a guy to the house to "inspect the door"
He found that in his expert (in what?) opinion ,the door was not sealed properly. Well, BS, I had 2 professionals come out and tell me flat out there was no glue or nails holding the stops in, they had to pop out!
Finally the dealer got the owner (Ron) of Portazo Millworks to come out, he made an appointment with me and I lost 2 vacation days waiting for him as he never showed up. He was caught on the phone again and made a 2nd appointment in which he didn't have the common courtesy to wait 2 minutes for my wife to come downstairs and answer the door, instead he just left!!!!
He called the dealer and told them he would not fix the door as it is not his fault "the door is too hot" "it faces south and gets too much sun" . What an idiot , I guess Mahogany and Teak used on Yachts must be made of special wood not available to him (Again, incompetent)
There are 50 or so other houses in my neighborhood with similar doors that I have seen for years without any apparent issues. The dealer told him that they did the work and the door is finished using the finest materials and that the only issue they saw is the factory did not assemble the doors correctly.
Now the owner of Portazo Millworks (Ron) won't even respond to the dealer. The dealer had to send their own man to try and repair the door today at their expense due to the ignorance and stupidity of a non customer oriented Jack A$$ they thought was a reputable supplier.
I urge anyone that is wanting Custom made doors to avoid Portazo Millworks at any cost, I learned my $$$$$$$ lesson as I could have bought a ROLEX for the price of these doors!
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When I first starting going to Fred's Texas Café, there was just the one location – a dive diner in a depressed area where you could get great food and hang out with weird people. Cowboy Chef Terry Chandler ran the place, and they didn't even own a credit card machine. They used to have this rubber rat on fishing line they could drop on tables at random just to scare the bejesus out of unsuspecting diners.
But times change, and after being featured on the Food Network's Diners, Drive-ins and Dives (and with the 7th Street corridor becoming the center of the Funkytown universe), winning a table to get a Fredburger and fries became a bit of a challenge. Luckily, Terry added two more locations.
Saturday I decided to give the new TCU edition of Fred's a try. Ginny Mac was doing a free show and I really needed a Fredburger. Where the original Fred's was a tiny diner, with a large outdoor patio, the new place is huge. There is no rat on a string, but they do have surfboards, and bicycles hanging from the rafters. They even have pool tables and a real indoor stage. And on that stage we had Ginny Mac and her band.
The band consists of Ginny Mac (vocals, accordion), Kent Shores (guitar), Alex Brown (bass), Arjuna Contreras (drums) and Aaron Schumacher (keyboard, vocals, trumpet, and kazoo).
Ginny started out with Misery by Bob Wills, then they did a gypsy jazz number while a silver-haired cowboy in the audience did rope tricks with a lasso. This place may have surf boards hanging from the rafters, but it's still Fred's.
Ginny continued with the Patsy Cline number I Fall to Pieces. With Ginny Mac, you never really know exactly what you're going to get. She does vintage country, Texas swing, jazz, and polka. Her vocals are awe-inspiring, and as I've said before, she can play an accordion in such a way that makes you actually want to listen to an accordion.
In between songs, we had a marriage proposal between two members of the audience (she said yes), and Ginny performed the Dorothy Fields song Exactly Like You for them while they danced – and then the cowboy lassoed the guy to make sure he didn't break and run. She performed the Buck Owens tune Act Naturally, followed by Aaron singing All of Me, then back to Ginny doing Patsy Cline's Walkin' After Midnight.
We then got a shockingly good performance of Roy Orbison's Blue Bayou. I get chills just thinking of what Ginny Mac does with this song. Then we got some polka tunes (with yodeling), a Russian folk instrumental, Slow Boat to China by Frank Loesser, and finished out with Secret Love by Doris Day – and those were just the ones I recognized.
The only downside to the evening was the drunken college kids who were hootin' and hollerin' and demanding someone play Boot Scootin' Boogie on the jukebox. But this is in TCU's neck of the woods, so this kind of thing comes with the territory. Most of the room appeared to be as enthralled as I was with the live music. Fred's is a great edition to the TCU area, and give that grill another 50 years to season, and it'll feel just like home.


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Are you still developing software using Visual Studio 2003 (or 2002 for that matter) and planning an upgrade to Windows Vista later this year? Well you might want to reconsider your plans! Why? Well Microsoft has no plans for supporting either on Vista. Kind of funny really because they will support Visual Basic 6, both the runtime and IDE, on Vista.
So what does this mean for the average software developer?
Well I am sure most of you are in a similar situation as I am in myself. That is do most of my work in VS2005 but occasionally go back to VS2003 to support some already finished project. Now I am unsure of what the exact result is, after all unsupported might mean almost everything works but Microsoft won't be any help is something doesn't all the way to it won't even start up. But one thing is sure it will slow my upgrade from XP to Vista down. And that is regrettable 🙁
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Thanks Jeff. I did take a look at specs in their manuals but all they show is the slide width and overall frame width which includes the safety/slidestop.
I have a USPc 9mm and although I'm not 100% sure, I believe that the grip on the USPc is going to be a little wider than the P2000.
I have both the USPc and P200 and to me the difference between width of the grips is very close. Hardly noticable. Both are very comfortable to me and I have small hands.
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Dr. Peter LaFuria is escorted from the courthouse after pleading guilty before Judge David Ritchie Wednesday to five counts of sexual battery, five counts of molestation of a juvenile, five counts of video voyeurism and five counts of obscenity. (Rick Hickman / Special to the American Press)
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For years, former Lake Charles gynecologist Peter LaFuria molested his patients and took pictures of their unclothed bodies without their consent, all under the guise of practicing medicine.
He was finally caught in 2007, but it was 6 1/2 years before he was brought to justice. On Wednesday, LaFuria pleaded guilty before Judge David Ritchie and was sentenced to eight years in prison.
While LaFuria, 65, was first arrested on a video voyeurism charge on April 30, 2007, what was not well-known until the plea hearing were LaFuria's bedside abuses. The outline of sexual assault, molestation of a juvenile and obscenity charges said that, in addition to touching the women's genitals far beyond what was necessary for medical reasons, he would rub himself against the women. He did the same to girls under 17, leading to the molestation charges.
During a civil hearing in 2008, it was revealed that one woman had attempted to report LaFuria several years before 2007.
So how did LaFuria get away with his actions for so long?
"We trusted him," one victim said. "Never in our wildest dreams would we have thought that he would have a camera in his pocket."
In addition, LaFuria would prey on victims who were seeing their first gynecologist, District Attorney John DeRosier said.
"They didn't know any different," he said. "They didn't know he was going overboard; they had no benchmark."
LaFuria is believed to have begun taking inappropriate photos with the advent of the digital camera in 1998, DeRosier said. But it wasn't until a woman filed a complaint that she had seen a camera in LaFuria's hands that he was arrested in 2007.
The woman who finally exposed LaFuria, Brandi "Skye" Taylor, died in July 2012 at age 39, without seeing him go to trial.
"She would be very proud that this day has finally come," a family member said after the plea hearing Wednesday.
On Aug. 29, 2007, authorities checked out a report that LaFuria may have shared the photos, but authorities have since said they do not believe he took the photos for anything but his own gratification.
Victims spoke Wednesday of their fear that he would not spend a day in prison, the embarrassment of hearing jokes told about the case, even the fear of running into LaFuria around town.
"The last six years have been lots of stress and anxiety," a victim said.
"I never have a restful night's sleep," said another.
Sheriff's deputies seized 13 computers, three digital cameras, a video camera and hundreds of CDs — including one that contained more than 600 images. The Harris County Sheriff's Office forensic unit aided in examining the 13 hard drives.
The photos LaFuria took number in the thousands. Some date to 1999, but those cases were too old to prosecute, the Sheriff's Office said.
DeRosier said he is proposing legislation that would start the statute of limitations from the date the offense is uncovered, rather than from the time the offense occurred.
"That will give the benefit to the victim instead of the perpetrator," DeRosier said.
As the investigation grew, so did the number of charges and victims. When he was indicted on Aug. 16, 2007, his charges totaled 269 — 186 counts of video voyeurism, 78 counts of sexual battery and five counts of molestation.
The photos and the evidence in the case are sealed and "never will be in circulation," DeRosier said. Eventually, the images will be destroyed.
LaFuria entered a treatment program in Texas after his arrest. Able to meet a bond nearing $1.3 million, he continued to live in the Dallas area. LaFuria didn't attend his arraignment and didn't attend the numerous court hearings that followed.
Wading through so many photos took time, but what delayed the case the most was that once it reached a courtroom, a bevy of legal questions followed.
Defense attorney Glen Vamvoras asked that Ritchie be removed because Ritchie had worked with LaFuria's wife at political functions and was acquainted with two of the victims — one through church and one who had been a former client. Judge Kent Savoie denied the motion, saying Ritchie was capable of being fair and impartial.
There were also several discussions of what access the defense could have to the photographic evidence, where each photo originated and whether a fair jury could be gathered in Calcasieu.
"The issues presented in this case had to be carefully examined by the defense and prosecution," Vamvoras said.
No question, though, was bigger than whether the search warrant served April 24, 2007, was valid. "That has been the legal issue since Day 1," DeRosier said.
In addition, the search warrant carried with it other issues that were brought up on appeal, he said.
Vamvoras first filed the motion to suppress the evidence found in the truck on Oct. 12, 2007; it wasn't settled until Dec. 19, 2013.
"It would heat up and die down, but each time it was the search issue that kept the case from going forward," Vamvoras said.
Vamvoras and attorney Shane Hinch argued that because the search warrant only listed LaFuria's medical practice and vehicles on the premises, the CDs and digital cameras found in the doctor's truck, which was parked at his house on River Lane, should be thrown out. Both sides agreed that if Ritchie did throw out the evidence from the truck, then evidence found at LaFuria's home would also be inadmissible because what was found in the truck led detectives to search the house. No cameras were found at LaFuria's practice.
The evidence in the house would have been the "fruit of a poisonous tree," Vamvoras said.
The case was first reported to authorities on April 20, 2007. Detectives asked Ritchie to sign the warrant, but he declined to do so because of his affiliation with LaFuria's wife.
Detective Patty Bailey said the search warrant she took to then-Judge Rick Bryant included LaFuria's medical practice and all vehicles on the premises, as well as his home and all vehicles on the premises. Bryant told her there wasn't yet cause to search LaFuria's home and instructed her to remove it from the search warrant.
She testified that when the truck was not found at his medical practice, deputies went to his house to find the truck because she believed the truck was included on the search warrant.
"Granted, it says, 'On the premises,' but we had no intention of searching every vehicle. Only his," she said.
In a gym bag in the truck, Bailey found two cameras and spindles of CDs. She said LaFuria told her, "That's it. That is the camera. I'm so stupid," before trying to take it from her twice.
In December 2013, Ritchie ruled that all evidence would be allowed, but that the trial would be moved out of parish because of the publicity it had received. Ritchie said the evidence would have been discovered eventually. The judge also mentioned exigent circumstances.
"You can delay a case quite a while," DeRosier said. "The key is to stick with it, win every battle and ultimately win the war and bring that defendant to justice."
Vamvoras and Hinch appealed the ruling, but both the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeal and the state Supreme Court upheld it.
Like DeRosier, Sheriff Tony Mancuso believes Ritchie's decision was the right one.
"I don't know that we did anything wrong," Mancuso said. "We will never, ever, ever break the law or intentionally try to manipulate the system to make an arrest."
Vamvoras said he believes the search warrant violated the Fourth Amendment: "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."
Had the case involved a lesser crime, Vamvoras said, the search warrant would have been thrown out.
"That is disappointing to me that the strengths of a constitutional protection should not be hinged upon the type of crime that has been alleged to have been committed," he said. "It's easier to suppress evidence of a stolen lawn mower versus a bloody knife that killed someone even though the Fourth Amendment is blind to that and requires strict compliance with warrant requirements."
Gaining a conviction may have been more difficult without the photos, but it would have posed difficulties for the defense as well, Vamvoras said.
While the legal wrangling continued, LaFuria stayed out on bail, able to attain nearly $1.3 million for the bond.
It was found during bankruptcy proceedings that LaFuria was worth millions. A lawsuit settled in December 2007 distributed between $3 million and $4 million to patients. A court investigation found that LaFuria's total assets were $6.2 million, split evenly between him and his wife, Sharon, who filed for divorce in May 2007, the same month as the bankruptcy filing.
While there were about 200 victims in the criminal case, 623 plaintiffs ultimately received $3.75 million of LaFuria's personal assets. In August 2012, $150,000 was paid by insurance companies, although that money went to a women's shelter and a sexual assault response team.
Ron Richard, who was lead counsel in the civil case against LaFuria, said many of his clients would have liked to have seen LaFuria go to prison for longer, but "most were pleased to see him going to prison. Many were concerned that he would never see any amount of time in jail. Regardless of what people think, eight years at Angola is a tremendously difficult time."
Prior to Wednesday's plea, LaFuria had not spent a night in jail.
Plans were already being made to hold the trial in Baton Rouge in March, but the two sides began working on a plea deal about 1 1/2 months ago, DeRosier said.
LaFuria, 65, flew into Lake Charles on Wednesday and was taken from the airport to the courthouse.
Within an hour after the hearing, he was booked into the Calcasieu Correctional Center, then was transferred to Elayn Hunt Correctional Center on Thursday, state Department of Corrections spokeswoman Pam Laborde said. It may take several weeks to decide where he ultimately will be imprisoned, she said.
LaFuria pleaded guilty to five counts of sexual battery, five counts of molestation of a juvenile, five counts of video voyeurism and five counts of obscenity.
"If we're just dealing with conduct and punishment, I am OK with the way the case was resolved," Vamvoras said. "I think it was within the ambit of the interest of justice. It was not too lenient, it was not too harsh. It was appropriate given all the facts and circumstances."
LaFuria will have to serve every day of his eight-year sentence; he won't be eligible for parole, and he waived his right to appeal. He will serve his sentence "hour for hour and minute for minute," DeRosier said.
Posted By: Mary On: 1/15/2014
Title: Eight years are you kidding me
Eight years is not enough. Why is a pervert like him getting only eight years and drug cases get an average of twenty five years to life. There is something wrong with our court system, not that I'm saying something that everyone doesn't already know. He abused the trust of his patients. I've seen where child porn cases get a hell of a lot more time than this. What about his minor patients. Many of his patients were underage. Special treatment for special people


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Well, it's beginning to look alot like Christmas around here. Got our first dusting of snow this morning along with 19 degrees of cold :eek: Does anyone know if it's possible to have the heated seats activated when the rig is remote started. We have a 2011 KK Limited and my wife was mentioning even if the Jeep is turned off with the seat warmers on, when the remote starter is used she can't get the seat warmers to "activate" without manually pushing the button once she gets in.
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Please keep me updated if you figure this out !
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The seat warmers switch activates them and they are controlled through a module, for example if you put them on high and leave them on high, at a point when the seats get hot they will be switched to low. So leaving them on when you get out does nothing the module doesn't remember that the next time you get in.
But to answer your question on the 2011+ Liberty, there is a setting in the evic called "Comfort Start" or "Comfort Remote Start", make sure that setting is checked to on and you should be all set. What it will do is cold temperature below ~40degrees it turns on the heater on high on defrost, and the heated driver seat, regardless of what you have them set at in the vehicle. From ~40degrees to like ~55degrees it just turns on heat and at temps ~70 degrees and above it turns on the a/c. Hopefully this answers your question. If not just ask I will go look at the exact procedure in my girls liberty.
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Scrolled through the evic awhile back and never did see that setting or option come up on the display. I pretty much gave up on trying to figure this out because out of the 2 forums I go to and several google searches over the course of time I never got anywhere. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
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'Bigg Boss 6' is full of surprises. If the rustic look of the new house floored the viewers earlier, the interaction between Aashka Goradia, casting director Imam Siddique and Bhojpuri superstar Niruha has now left them shocked, courtesy Imam's dominating nature, which has not gone down well with Aashka and Niruha.
"Aashka bitched about Imam to Nirahua. She complained of him spreading filth, and how he is going crazy seeing so many cameras around," a source said.
"Just after this, Aashka lost her cool. And Imam and Aashka entered an ugly brawl. While having dinner, he passed weird remarks on how she should be silent while eating. He also imitates her cry-baby behavior. Irked by this, Aashka replied by enacting Imam's feministic style," the source adds.
"Later, Imam apologized on camera to Aashka and tells her that he had hurt her, which he shouldn't have."
Just when everyone though everything was fine, Imam wore Aashka's clothes and harassed her by resorting to weird antics - brushing teeth and wearing her clothes. When Aashka and Nirahua reacted, his anger aggravated and he locked the two inside the house," the source continues.
"He even broke earthen pots and stocked things up outside the bolted door threatening to burn down the house. The team asked him to step out of the house at 3.40am. The team even kept him in an isolated location and trying to talk to him," the source reveals.
Spokesperson from Colors confirmed the news, "Imam has been shown the door and thrown out of the Bigg Boss House due to his unruly behavior and his disrespectful attitude towards the women in the Bigg Boss House."
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A Soldiers Goodbye
This painting is something very different for me; a representation of a time and place in history that I have always had deep and personal feelings about, often wondering how I would have responded having faced the same challenges. There was a special group of Americans, coined "The Greatest Generation" by Journalist Tom Brokaw in the year 1984. This generation grew up during the Great Depression and, as adults, experienced the sacrifices, tragedies, horrors and atrocities of World War II. They were asked to contribute and that is exactly what they did; on the battlefields and in support from home and around the world. They did so with courage, valor, enthusiasm and patriotism. When the war was won, the survivors united to shape America into the strongest nation on earth. My painting is, I am sure, a scene repeated many times over when a warrior had to leave a dear friend behind. It is simply my personal tribute to "The Greatest Generation".


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It is amazing that it was built in 1925 and has bankrupted all that either built it, developed it or ran it and now Jimmy and Pixie want to sell.
It is like that pub we all know somewhere that changes hands every 2 years. First it's a pub, then a Mexican Cantina, then a Tapas bar then an Indian take away. But nothing works.
Had a 5 mile walk into town today
These places are not prosperous enough to knock the old stuff down, so it survives.
Went to see a swimming competition in the local outdoor pool and whilst I was mooching I met some guys we had met before several times in their tricked up Jeep.
They are doing the TAT and we have met them several times on route. Their car is a proper tool that they bought and built for one thing. The TAT. Massive tyres, lifted chassis, competition shocks, winch, lifting jacks, you name it.
They were amazed to see me and said they couldn't believe we had got this far. I felt embarrassed to say that we had split up so said Bill was back at the motel.
We talked about the route and he said he had done 7 miles of the Black Dragon Canyon and turned around. He said he saw motorcycle tracks and knew it was us
They did 7 miles, we did 40. So I don't feel so bad.
This afternoon in the mineral spa pool as i was soaking up some rays and some minerals, Pixie came flying into the pool area all excited. A couple had arrived from London, Bedford in fact.
They are touring the US in a 1932 model A Ford hot rod.
It is beautiful.
David and Leslie own this car and keep it in Denver and every year come over and travel the US going to car shows. A great couple.
Later in the evening I was properly chatted up by two ladies from Oregon who stay here every year.
It was an interesting experience.
In fact it was three ladies because after the pool I had a shower and put some after shave on to hide the smell of my clothes.
I walked in to the bar and Pixie just melted and Patricia and Pattie made a bee line for me. They don't seem to be used to guys that smell nice. A tip for The Mercans. A cheap bottle of after shave and a cockney accent. Try it.
After a few beers that I didn't have to pay for iI was invited back to the car park in front of their motel room for a BBQ and Margaritas.
Fortunately the BBQ failed to light so there was no dinner and an early night fouled their plans I think.
Having returned to bed early I heard two single cylinder bikes ride by my window at about 11pm.
Two Trans Ammers had arrived. 11 o'clock! I had to say hello. Ok they were in their mid twenties but they said they were averaging 300 miles a day and camping most nights and had followed every inch of the trail
Blane had come off two days ago badly and thinks he has broken his foot but has been unable to take his right boot off since, so isn't sure.
Jeez, I really feel like a fraud, having missed so much of it, staying in motels and moaning about the state of the pool!
However when I mentioned Black Dragon Canyon to them, they went blank. The TAT isn't a 100% fixed route and their route didn't include the now famous canyon.
These boys are hard core and have asked me to ride with them for the last two days of the TAT.
I told them I was gay and would be sticking to tarmac now. (Which actually isn't true.) (Well both the gay bit and I have planned my own dirt road section to get me to Port Orford).
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very stiff rudder and tiller
On my 1966 hurley 22 I find that the rudder is almost impossible to move. It improves somewhat if I move the rudder by hand a few times. The old owner said this improves when the boat is in the water. I am dubious.
The rudder on this boat is inboard. To the best of my knowledge the rudder post runs through a galvanized steel rudder tube. This is an issue on hurley 22's due to rust over time of the rudder tube. Mine is not easy to inspect, it looks like there is a little rust-- would this cause the problem I am having?
Other possibilities that I can think of are:
1) bent rudder post
2) worn bearings?
3) lack of lube in bearings with lots of grime and rust?
Any suggestions?
How is water prevented from entering the rudder tube?
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Hopefully the slow air-jet is the last I do with to bike as it seems to be quit good now with a 162 main. Don't regret the work to get FCR-MXed as it makes such an impact on drive-ability in my stop and go commutes not to mention the increased wheelie-ability. Now for that lingering RD400 project!
I ride a 2001 Honda xr650l ...Just wondering what you guys think. After riding fuel starts dumping out of the overflow tube... the very bottom one with the screw...it only stops when I turn off my fuel. after a few hours it stops leaking. Thanks Frank
finally got the Sutton Oil Cooler on, from my shakedown ride looks like temps dropped a good 25 degrees...not bad, I'm happy with it, great instructions and a really well put together kit. While I was at it put in 52/155 jets.....
thanks to everyone that answered my questions...
Your needle and seat probably need to be cleaned. I'm guessing there's some goo in there that prevents it from fully cutting the fuel flow once the bowl is full.
The screw on the bottom is the float-bowl drain and should be tight.
ok I made sure that was tight.. I drained out the bowl and now its seems to have stopped leaking..hopefully it stays that way.
DING DING. I did this, I replaced the stator and reg rec before relising it was the ground.
If you've been running ethanol, Seafoam really helps keep the carb from gumming up. I pour a couple of capfulls in all my tanks after a fillip
The field trick is to shut off the gas, open the drain, let all the gas out, turn on the gas, flush the needle, then close the drain.
You can also drain the bowl, attach a clear line to the drain, raise it next to the carb, turn on the fuel, and check the level in the bowl. Level of fuel in the hose=level in the bowl.
The real field trick is to bang on the carb with a hammer like tool not made for banging and get the needle to seat. Something that's on top of your tool kit and isn't long enough and pisses you off even more.
Smartphones or GPS. They're usually the handiest items. +1 for rubberized protector skins for peace of mind...
He said it was coming out of the bowl drain.
And the overflow leads to the bowl drain.
I didn't put on another 908 because I wanted to try the Metzler and then the Michelin Desert tires became available. I'm always looking for a better mouse trap. I did put a 908 on my Husky. I don't get as good of life from fronts as you do, I guess I brake too far into turns.
I am now running the Michelin Pilot 3's on my street bike. Been stellar so far. I ride the bike daily to work. 6K so far and I can just start to see a mild flat developing in center of rear.
Overflow hose is on the side of the carb.....
I hav the 908 on my rear. I have been running it the whole time I've been in Africa. I have about 7,000 miles on it and I guess I'll take it off after about another 1,000 to put a 606 on for a few long trips I'm doing later. I've not had a single puncture on the 908. Is 7-8k miles a lot? Was it worth double or triple most other tires? I don't know since it was my first, but honestly have no complaints. But I don't really know any better. I do fear hating everything else I put on after though.
Has anyone used Goldentyre from Italy? Considering a set of those on my 'new' 1994 I just got last week. Going to rebuild it and replace a lot of parts. It only has 5,500 miles but looks like it's taken a handful of really hard spills.
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calm indifference caused the battle lines in the Dog Wars to tilt in my
favor. "I guess we can't agree, so we'll
just pass on a dog for now" brought my wife Michale Ann straight to the bargaining table. We framed a four-part truce. Its terms:
A) We
would get a dog that was big enough to navigate a hay field without a
B) A scruffy, cute face would not be the single deciding factor in
choosing a dog.
C) We would take our time, look at lots of dogs, and make a
careful decision.
D) We'd spent the last 25 years raising kids, so we would
stay away from puppies, opting instead for a wise and mature personality.
per the terms of the truce, we both combed Petfinder for the next few days and
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could pick him up tomorrow."
would like to move a little slower than that."
be gone by the weekend and you'll be sorry."
repeated the same dialogue every evening for a week with many more dogs.
Finally we agreed that it was time to
go the local shelters for a personal inspection. We started at Animal Haven in Merriam, KS,
but it was late in the day and they were closing, so all we could do was take a
quick look around. We agreed to check
out Wayside Waifs in Kansas City,
MO, the next week.
has a great shelter with a dedicated and helpful staff of volunteers. We spent
hours looking around. I figured out
pretty quickly that the pictures are great, but getting to see the dogs
face-to-face was even better. We
narrowed it down to three dogs that seemed particularly interesting: two lab mixes and a border collie mix named
was so hard to decide. We spent maybe a
half an hour with each of them, but however interested we were in them, they
just didn't seem that interested in us. It was getting late and we were worn out, but I decided to take one last
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qualifications. But still, there was
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and look again when we weren't so
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Thanks for bumping this and keeping it alive guys!!
I know this is so super old. But i wanted to bump it. There are some really strong mommas here.
Yes, there are some very strong mamas on here. Thanks for bumping this.
I would like to share my story today but I have a job fair to go to and i want to keep this at bay for now even though it has been increasingly harder these past few months, almost like if I dont tell it all I'll explode
I would like to share my story today but I have a job fair to go to and i want to keep this at bay for now even though it has been increasingly harder these past few months, almost like if I dont tell it all I'll explode
I know the feeling momma. If you aren't totally ready to post here you can PM if you want. I'm ready to listen whenever your ready.
Same goes for anyone who needs to talk. i know it can be hard to keep it in all the time. But even harder to talk about.
It makes me soooo ANGRY to read all of your stories. :x
One thing that stuck out to me was the way that coersion was often referred to as something that made you guys feel "guilty." Gah, that sure struck a tone with me.
See, I've been in that situation more times than I would like to remember. This is probably going to be quite jumbled because it's the first time I've actually talked about any of it, and it's an internal mess from backtracking, and overthinking it all.
When I was 14 I met Tim. He was in his early 20's and a marine. One night my friend and I went to his place and got quite drunk, watching movies...at some point late in the night his 2 house mates came home, both also marines...and next thing there's a porn on. My friend and I had a bit of a laugh, and didn't think much of it. Tim took me to his room, where we had sex (consentual, I'd wanted that all along), BUT after he'd finished he picked me up and took me to his housemate's room. I was lying there talking to him...I remember being so drunk that everything was spinning. Next thing he's trying to have sex with me and I'm telling him no, but I was so drunk I can't remember much of what happened. Next thing he's carrying me to the NEXT housemate's bed. I'd hated this guy from the first moment I met him, he was pathetic. But when he tried to have sex with me I was too tired to argue. I remember calling out for my friend at some point in the night, but she didn't hear me...so maybe I just wanted to, I'm not sure. Apparently the last guy went out and tried to get with her after too...but being the person that she is (quite intimidating/strong) nothing happened. I didn't tell her what happened the next day...and I didn't once think I was raped. I blamed myself to the extent that I did not even consider it! It wasn't until about 5 years later, when my friend was talking about that night, that it struck me that what happened was actually rape. Bit late to do anything at that point...
When I was 18 I was in a similar situation with a friend of mine. I thought he was a friend, anyway. :roll: We'd been seeing each other quite casually for a few months, and one night I was in his room when in came his boss (he was in the army). I still don't know if I'd been drugged or just drank entirely too much...although that's hard to believe the way my memory from that night is so very disjointed. I remember having sex with both of them, and being in and out of consciousness. I remember not wanting to have sex at all...but it's all so jumbled that I don't know what happened really. What I DO know is that before I'd gotten to that state I'd told my "friend" that I was too tired, and wanted to sleep instead of having sex. Again, I never thought of that as rape. I thought of that as putting myself in a shitty situation.
I'm upsetting myself, so that's all I'll post for now..
I WISH I could go back and do it again now. Not that I'd want to be in those situations, or that I think I could change what happened, but wow would I have handled myself differently AFTERWARDS. I'd have known that what happened was not my fault, at all. It was the fault of men I put trust in...maybe I shouldn't have, sure...but they should have respected that trust, not taken advantage of it!!!! Grrr!
I also wanted to say...
When I was 14 I was a witness at court for my best friend who had been raped by the father of the kid she babysat for. It was a really traumatic ordeal for everyone involved, my friend especially. In my head there was no doubt that THAT WAS rape. Maybe because my situations were so different from her situation I downplayed what had happened to me, because what happened to her had been so much worse? I'm not too sure...but again, I wouldn't do that now! That's like not pressing charges when someone punches you because they didn't kill you? It makes no sense...
i understand what your saying about "downplaying" the situation Ardentwhispers. I did the same thing. I told myself that it was REALLY rape because he was my boyfriend, i went there with him, i didn't fight THAT hard, the list goes on. but it's all bullshit. What he did to me was rape, what those men did to you was rape. I'm so sorry that happened to you momma. you seem so so strong now. and i truly beleive, " What doesn't kill us only makes us stronger " I'm here if you ever need to talk.
I was raped by my boyfriend. He was physically abusive to me, and when I would refuse to have sex with him, he would hit me so I would agree. Because the physical abuse, in my mind, was so much more serious, I never really acknowledged the fact that he raped me, until several years later.
I seriously downplayed a lot too. and felt guitly (dirty...and that I DESERVED it of all things..I put myself in the situation, right?) We where seeing each other casually. I met him through a friend and he seemed alright. I loved hearing about his biking and ..well..I guess that's it now that I look back on it.
He and my friend and I where hanging out at one of those hang-out places grown-ups organize to give us somethig to do so we stay out of trouble. They had a HUGE fight in the rec room (it was just the three of us) and she stormed off. So I was yelling at him abot how he should chill the hell out and stop being so mean to her and I went off to find my friend. When we where in the hallway hhe dragged me into the bathroom and I found myself figting to get out. I didn't tell anyone about what happened. I made excuses for the bruses and tried my best to hide it at all costs.
It took me a year to tell my life-long best friend. He was so supportive of me. I can still hear him telling me that it was ok. I owe him so much.
A few years went by and I slowly healed. I got to hanging out with some guys who became my family away from my family. A guy was running around my town with a gun and since I was living alone at that time I was pretty scared so I stayed overnight at B's house. It wasn't the 1st time, we all usually crashed there. I loved his family and the delicious dominican food his mom cooked.
This was the 2nd time this sort of thing happened to me. I woke up because he was MOLESTING me. My close friend! I told him to leave me alone and that I just wanted to sleep. He didn't stop until he decided he was done though.
I didn't tell Seff about the 2nd one for a few months. I was ashamed of myself. I thought he would think I WANTED it and that I was just trying to play innocent to get off homefree. He was so mad at me. Not becuase of the incident itself but becuase I didn't tell him. Needless to say he forgave me within a minute or two but it takes a LOT of self control to keep from hurting B.
wow...I didn't mean to tell my life's story here. Once I started typing I just couldn't stop. It felt so amazing to get it out even if it is upsetting me. I'll add a trigger to the top of the post. Thank you so much for listening. :oops:
thanks everyone for sharing your stories.
Like so many of you said, I also downplayed it. I qualified rape as I had seen it in movies â and it wasnât what I had experienced. It was denial, and while it is sad that I did it, I think in many ways that denial kept me alive.
I met him when I was really young, but we started dating when I was 15. He seemed to respect my dis-interest in sex. I wasnât ready, and he said he respected that. He didnât. The first time I really didnât know what he was doing. Seriously, I was that naive. When I felt that horrible feeling of him entering me, I screamed with the pain, and he actually stopped because I startled him. I told myself that it was an accident, that it was no biggie, I was still a virgin and he still respected me. The next day he pinned me on my parents couch (they were at work). I cried, and he actually asked if I was crying because it was so beautiful.
We had been together about 6 months by this point, and the amount of emotional abuse that had been ongoing made me feel that I deserved it, that I was worthless and dirty anyway. He just made that feeling official. Because of my conservative upbringing I really felt that my body held little value to protect after that first time was gone.
There was never any consentual sex in our relationship, I just eventually stopped fighting him. It was easier and less painful to just hope it would be over sooner. He would still be violent with me a lot, he enjoyed that. He started hitting and kicking me other times too. But I still defined things by what I knew. Rape didnât happen by boyfriends, especially not nice ones, and I thought he was. Boyfriends who do not live with you can not be abusive, its not "domestic violence" or anything nearly that serious I would tell myself. Deep down I knew it was wrong, but I felt like I didnât deserve better. Eventually I changed my mind, and I started fighting him again. I was pulling away. He knew it.
I engaged in what I would qualify now as destructive behavior back then. I hated me, and so there was no reason to be careful with my life. But that night I was actually well behaved, I was careful. It was a friendâs birthday, and though we were really tense we were going to go together and I figured it would be tolerable because I could go with him, be with others and probably catch a ride home with someone else. It didnât work out that way. He gave me a fruity drink, and after a few sips the night gets grey and foggy. I remember being helped out to the car, and someone with a concerned voice insisting that something was wrong with me. He said no, she just had to much again, I will get her home. I tried to get out of the truck, as the darkness closed in I had the clearest perception that I was in tremendous danger. I reached for the door handle, and slipped out of my seat to the floor. I saw the streetlight from my awkward position there and I remember nothing else clearly.
The next morning I woke up in pain and feeling like death would be a welcome change. I vomited blood, saw double, had piercing head ache and had blood in my underwear. I tried to ignore what happened for 6 weeks, when the pregnancy test told the truth. Painful as it was, it saved my life. My son saved me and he is my everything.
It took me a long time to acknowledge what happened to me, I blacked out a lot, and this also helped me live through all of it. I am stronger now because of it, but some days are really hard still. Because I never reported any of the abuse or rape, and because I had a child with my rapist and never took any legal action I have to face him regularly. It is a hell I would wish on no one. He is now abusive to our son and I am in the agonizingly slow process of proving this, and the guilt on my shoulders weighs indescribably.
It makes me so sad to see all the stories of what awful men did to all the wonderful mamas. And sadly enough I have my own story.
I was 14, it was towards the end of my 8th grade year. I was staying the night at my best friend Angela's. Her older brother Michael was hot, older and popular. He wanted us to drink with him (probably to try to get with me sadly enough) and Angela didn't want to. I did. I was at a stage in my life where if I knew it would get me in trouble I wanted to do it. The more trouble it would cause the more appeal. Angela fell asleep early, about 9 or so. I snuck out of her room and into Michael's. He was suprised to see me I think. We had to sneak out of the house and down to the woods to get the alcohol. He didn't have it in the house so his dad wouldn't find it. We snuck back into his room and started drinking. It was a full 1/5 of peppermint schnapps. He kept pushing me to drink more. We were drinking it straight out of the bottle. It was disappearing amazingly fast. It was mostly me drinking it. I remember sitting on his bed and going "Wow, the room is spinning really fast" He just laughed and told me to lay down, that I would feel better. The next hour or so is a big blur. I came in and out of it. I remember him asking me to suck him off and I kept telling him no. . . . . . time passed and he was pushing me down to try and suck him, it hurt. . . . . . . I remember him kissing on me and me telling him no, I kept thinking I don't want to lose my virginity this way. . .. . . the next thing I remember is him penetrating me for the first time and me just laying there too drunk to do anything but thinking "This isn't right, I don't want to do this." I wanted to scream out no, stop it, but the words wouldn't come to me. I just layed there. . . . . . . I blacked out again and when I came to this time I was staring at the door and Angela was staring right back. I just layed there in too much shock to move. I had finished almost that whole bottle off by myself. The next morning I tried to play it off like nothing happened. Angela was so angry at me she couldn't look at me. I just left and said nothing. A few days later at school I tried to explain what happened. She wouldn't listen. He had told her he woke up and I was in bed with him trying to fool around. She believed the fucking bastard! I know he's her brother but I just couldn't believe it. To get back at me she told the whole school his version of the events. I spent the next 3 months fighting off rumors that I was pregnant because of him and it ruined my reputation. I don't know what happened but I played into that role. Fooling around and sleeping around. It didn't help that a little over a year I had Ian. I've always played it off. Wanting to believe that I said yes, that I had willingly given away my virginity, but I didn't. It's hard to face up to what actually happened, it makes me so angry at what he did. But theres nothing I can do to change it. Just let other girls know what can happen.
am sorry for what you went through
Katlin, thank you for sharing your story and bumping this up. You are a really strong mama.
strong woman!
i never realized how many of us there where. and how many of us thought it wasn't what it was...this is really disturbing to think about. i mean, we're just a small group of women...how many people around the world think of their experience like we do of our own? I'm so mad...


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