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Works Connection's 2013 Team and Rider Lineup
Thursday, January 10, 2013 | 3:25 PM1/10/13-For Immediate release
Cameron Park, CA - Works Connection is proud to announce our 2013 list of Pro Supercross, Motocross, and Arenacross teams and riders who will be relying on Works Connection's USA made products.
Works Connection offers an extensive list of quality products that include: Pro Launch Start Devices, Elite Clutch Perches, Billet Throttle Tubes, Tach/Hour Meters and much more!
We are especially proud that our Pro Launch Start Devices can be found on the majority of bikes in the Pro Pits! Factory Teams, Satellite Teams and Privateers all seem to agree that they are, by far, the best start device available!
For more information about Works Connection, or to find a local dealer near you, check out our website www.worksconnection.com.
You can also find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, for the latest news, product announcements and other cool stuff.
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The bill is far from perfect. But the good in it far outweighs the negative components, including an ill-conceived $30-billion border enforcement plan that was thrown in at the 11th hour to win conservatives' votes. The provision adds more boots on the ground and technology in the hopes of sealing the border. But it lacks realistic goals and ignores that illegal crossings are a record low while federal spending on enforcement efforts is at a record high.
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A student group at Penn State University (PSU) won a momentous victory when the University reversed a ruling of the student government that had stripped the group's constitution and mission statement of words found to be "discriminatory." The trouble started when the undergraduate Student Government Supreme Court informed PSU's chapter of Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) that the words of its constitution and mission statement, identifying rights as "God- given," constituted religious "discrimination," because the words reflected a "devotion to god." Later that year, the same Supreme Court upheld its decision and "struck" the offending statements from the YAF constitution. YAF appealed again, this time to a student-faculty Appeals Board, which unanimously denied YAF the right to be recognized as a student organization if it kept its "religious" language. FIRE wrote to PSU President Graham Spanier reminding Spanier of his vigorous defense of the First Amendment and of academic freedom in other cases. President Spanier immediately agreed to review the case, deciding that YAF should be allowed registration as a student group.
- "Buckley and Seebach on FIRE," April 12, 2001: FIRE's two recent victories—at the University of Alaska and at Pennsylvania State University—continue to provoke profound editorial commentary about the academic betrayal of fundamental rights, the double standards that prevail on America's campuses, and the role of FIRE in securing liberty for both students and faculty. As Justice Brandeis said, "Sunlight is the best disinfectant."
- "Letter from Penn State YAF Chairman Jeffery A. Budney FIRE, April 10, 2001," April 10, 2001
- "FIRE Secures the Rights of Penn State's Young Americans for Freedom," March 26, 2001: Young Americans for Freedom at Penn State University won a momentous victory when the University reversed a student and faculty ruling that had stripped the group's constitution and mission statement of religious and philosophical language found to be "discriminatory." FIRE brought the case to the attention of Penn State's President, Graham Spanier, who immediately resolved the case to the advantage of liberty.
- "Letter from Penn State President Graham B. Spanier to FIRE, March 12, 2001," March 12, 2001
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We've been watching, buying and experimenting with several different solar power products on the market over the past few years, usually this effort starts with spending a bunch of money which gets you marginal results and you end up at the thought that Solar for portable power isn't practical, affordable or very useful yet and the industry needs more time and product efficiency.
After doing a little research a bit ago we were surprised to run across www.goalzero.com and we were really hopeful that once we got our hands on some of their products, we might be pleasantly surprised. What was even more surprising is we found that Costco recently did a deal with them covering several key products at 40% or better off of their website retail store pricing.
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Each product comes with simple connector accessories, like 12v car power port type plugs, and standard USB plugs.
Let's start with the Nomad 7 folding portable solar panel:
This folding portable panel is very efficient, we were able to take our test iPhone4 from 73% to 90% in late afternoon sunlight in less than 18 minutes, the documentation says it will fully charge the average smartphone is 1.5 hours from empty in solid direct sunlight.
This is 2-3 times faster then any of the other solar gear we have previously tested.
So as to not overheat your phone in extreme summer sunlight, keep it in the shade behind the panel or in the inclosed pocket on the back of the folding panel. You will also need your phone's normal USB charging cable which simply plugs into the USB port on the Nomad 7.
Keep in mind, the Nomad 7 Solar Panel does not have on-board battery storage, you simply point the panel into the most direct sunlight and plug in your smartphone or other USB powerable device. The Nomad 7 is a sturdy and semi-flexible portable unit that folds up easily with a velcro fastener.
The Goal Zero rep told me there is a $59.95 USD (full retail) battery charger option which can be connected that holds 4 AA/AAA rechargeable batteries with an average full charge time of about 90 minutes in decent direct sunlight. (Included with the product are 4 AA rechargeable batteries) This opens up a plethora of options as well as charing your phone or other USB device outside of sunlight hours. http://www.goalzero.com/shop/p/8/Guide-10-Battery-Pack/2:1/ unfortunately they were out of stock when we purchased our test gear.
This is the first time we have had a seamless, simple and effective portable solar power product in our hands!
What a fantastic product from what appears to be a very progressively thinking and disruptive solar products company, all of the other portable solar products companies should be concerned about these guys..
All-in, this is a great product when you need power, you can top off any device that uses a USB or a automobile style 12v power port plug as they include a power port dongle with the product.
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"We just came out and started very poorly," TU coach John Hill said after his squad fell to 6-12. "I don't know that we were mentally ready. We didn't play defense well, we didn't play offense well in the first half."
Joe Graessle scored a game-high 26 points for the Dragons, and Eric Roby had his second-straight big game, finishing with 18 points and seven rebounds. Cody Dennison had 11 points and seven boards.
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City council has approved a battery of rate increases that will slightly increase the rates for the swimming pool and the weight room at the Souris Valley Aquatic and Leisure Centre. It'll also cost more if you want to have a birthday at the pool or the multi-purpose room, if you want to rent such venues, or if you're a user group that relies on Spectra Place for games or practices.
If you want to host a big event at Spectra Place, it'll cost you a lot more money. The already pricey rates for removing the glass and laying down the floor will increase to more than $2,200. And the cost of having City staff set up and take down tables and chairs has increased a whopping 165 per cent, and has also surpassed the $2,200 mark
The rate increases are often tied to a simple concept: Leisure Services rate recoveries. Traditionally the City has hovered around a 25 to 35 per cent recovery clip; according to the City, they're now up to 46 per cent.
It seems that 50 per cent is now in reach, which would make the scrooges who criticize publicly-funded recreation services a little less unhappy; of course, they'll never be happy until everything is privatized.
Rate increases for Leisure Services should be expected. A five per cent increase covers increases in salaries, supplies, equipment and repairs.
It's time to view Leisure Services rate increases in a similar light to property tax increases. There are two options. You can keep them rates and property taxes at the same level. People will be happy until they see services cut. Or they can increase incrementally, keep pace with inflation, and maintain or even improve services.
Now, when the rate increases are too steep, people suffer from rate shock, and the rate increase or property tax hike becomes unaffordable for some. So it has to be reasonable.
The City has an obligation to provide services for its residents. It can't be just left up to the private sector. (Although some private sector involvement in recreation wouldn't be a bad thing). The City has to step in, provide services on a user-pay basis (except for the playparks, which will always be free), and aim for a cost recovery rate of 40 to 50 per cent.
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Charlie Kimball was a consummate networker bringing together people and ideas because he knew that ideas move people to action. His credo, "Chance favors a prepared mind," reflects the belief that the truest form of creativity requires that we look two directions at once to the past for guidance and inspiration, and to the future with hope and purpose. The study of experiences, both individual and communal that is to say history prepares us to understand and articulate the present, and to create our future to face challenges and to seize opportunities.
Sponsored by the Western Historical Manuscript Collection-Kansas City, the Series is not intended to be a continuation of Charlies popular Midcontinent Perspectives, but does share his primary goal: to encourage reflection and discourse on issues vitally important to our region. The topic of the lectures may vary, but our particular focus is on understanding how historical developments affect and inform our regions present and future. The Lectures will be presented by persons from the Kansas City region semi-annually in April, near the anniversary of Charlies birth, and in October. Additionally, presentations may occur at other times of the year, if opportunities present themselves.
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April 21, 1998 Mr. James M. Kemper, Community Banks and Their Role in Civic Planning
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October 21, 1999 Mr. John A. Dillingham, It's All About Eating: Kansas City's History and Opportunity
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October 22, 2002 — Dr. Carol Mickett, The History Speaks Project: Visions and Voices of Kansas City's Past
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The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) announced the United States Department of Agriculture income guidelines for free and reduced price meals served under the School Lunch & School Breakfast Programs. Families with children attending any school in the New Albany School District who are unable to pay the full price of the meals are encouraged to apply for benefits.
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Full disclosure: I went to grad school for metalsmithing with Jim Dowd and watched him fall in love with his now-wife and business partner Sandra Bonazoli. I could make all sorts of jokes about a love being forged, but really, we're just here for their extraordinarily lovely heart-shaped pewter measuring spoons. They introduced this design as the company's very first product back in 1999, and it remains one of their best sellers to date. -- Beehive Kitchenware ($48)
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The fire chief says National Grid was on site doing some work. A new electrical transformer had been installed recently and crews were here to take the old one out, but something went wrong.
"For some reason there was still a feed into the transformer and it caused an arch, a series of archs, which people described as an explosion," Chief James McDonald, Lynn Fire Department.
A man who works in the cafeteria took pictures after he rushed out of the building. He didn't know what to think.
"It was a little hectic moment to be honest with you, running around like a race, but we're all safe, everybody's over at the college. We're gonna head home now," said Russell Spinney.
Hundreds of evacuated Eastern Bank employees who had to wait across the street at North Shore Community College's gym finally got to go back inside to their work stations at about 2 p.m., four hours after the emergency sent them scurrying out.
The bank gave nonessential personnel the option of going home if they found the smoky smell to be just too much.
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Convenience Kills
I haven't relaxed since I was in work/school 90 hours a week. When I don't finish the things I want, I can't relax.
I just spent a month in Europe on vacation and I felt like I didn't get anything done. I didn't open source my previous meme game. I didn't finish my language learning app, or finish the Stanford machine learning course, or workout as much as I wanted, hang out with friends as much as I wanted, or even do nothing as much as I wanted.
Don't get me wrong. I did a lot of things (met some amazing people in some amazing places and learned interesting things about culture and myself), but nothing that I had planned. My Lonely Planet app had a huge list of things to do. WWDC happened. Hacker News was conveniently on my iPad. I simply accomplished distraction after distraction.
In college, I took 5-6 classes a semester, worked full time, went out with friends, worked out every day, and had a girlfriend. Besides those, I also learned how to program and did freelance web work. I had far less time then than I do now, and I did far more. I am more ambitious now and I get less done. What gives?
I didn't have an iPhone in college. I didn't have a TV. I didn't even have a laptop. If I wanted Internet, I was stuck in front of my CRT for hours.
Now I've got convenience…
When I'm in Spain, "Siri, find me a good tapas place with seafood paella (which is every where)." Or when I'm in an elevator, I can play Words With Friends. Or as I'm waking up in the morning, I browse Reddit. Or just as I'm falling asleep, the familiar vibration of the iPhone notifying me that I have a new email makes me stay up that much longer. On the toilet, I'm playing A Bard's Tale. On the bus, I'm reading A Song of Ice and Fire. While I'm walking, I've got Spotify going, sporadically checking Facebook and Twitter while I wait for the light. If I'm visiting a new bar, I should check in to Foursquare. If I'm in Union Square, I might get a notification from Highlight that my friend Max is nearby. Please, Instagram and Pinterest and Tumblr, just leave me alone.
I've got an assigned task for every moment of the day, always something that needs my attention. What if I don't want to deal with all those things all the time? I don't even like Max all that much. Motherfucker beats me in ping pong.
In college, I got the things I wanted done because I had no conveniences. This much convenience can only give me distractions. Sometimes, I don't want the world at my fingertips, let alone another email telling me about a release of a new iPhone app that records what food I eat. Email is my enemy. Distractions are the devil.
Convenience is an addiction, and just like any addiction, it's hard to break. Do I need to checkin to Foursquare, or share my meal with fellow foodies on Foodspotting? No. Are these fond memories that I need to keep close to me forever? Probably not.
Humans need a moment to breathe, to let those fingers stop typing and put them to good use drinking a mimosa, plucking a guitar, shuffling cards, or folding behind their head as they lie in a grassy field staring up at the sky. Otherwise their brains are stuffed with mental to-do tasks, most of which don't need to be done. A tweet isn't an opportunity when your brain is already overloaded with other meaningless opportunities.
When I'm on my deathbed, I don't want my Facebook timeline full of Farmville updates. I want it to be full of news articles written about my accomplishments throughout the years.
Put down the device and step away from the convenience. Put down the device and get more done.
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Thanks for this, Jarrett! I'm now quite sure how to say this other than accusations of this nature seem to be escalating since the election of President Obama. And, unfortunately, I don't see an end in sight any time soon.
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Sgt. James Crowley, a 42-year-old police officer with the Cambridge Police Department, arrested prominent black scholar and Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. outside his home on July 16 and charged Gates with "disorderly conduct".
The charges against Gates have been dropped, but James Crowley is now facing accusations of racial profiling amidst a firestorm of controversy that has erupted over the case.
But Crowley's defenders are now arguing that he is "a principled cop and family man who is being unfairly described as racist".
As apparent proof of his lack of bias and even-handed judgment, a story published Thursday by the Associated Press, indicates that Crowley may have even been "hand-picked" to teach his fellow officers and new recruits "about avoiding racial profiling".
For his part, Henry Louis Gates Jr. has stood by his belief that Crowley acted like "an unyielding, race-baiting authoritarian" and is a "rogue cop".
Crowley was further criticized by President Obama who not only sympathized with Gates but stated on Wednesday that the police officer "acted stupidly" in his handling of the case.
But James Crowley has refused to apologize.
As the public begins to take sides on this hot button issue, what is your perspective on James Crowley and his actions? Was Gates a victim of racial profiling?
Friends and fellow officers — black and white — say Sgt. James Crowley is a principled cop and family man who is being unfairly described as racist.
"If people are looking for a guy who's abusive or arrogant, they got the wrong guy," said Andy Meyer, of Natick, who has vacationed with Crowley, coached youth sports with him and is his teammate on a men's softball team. "This is not a racist, rogue cop. This is a fine, upstanding man. And if every cop in the world were like him, it would be a better place."
Gates accused the 11-year department veteran of being an unyielding, race-baiting authoritarian after Crowley arrested and charged him with disorderly conduct last week.
Thanks for this, Jarrett! I'm now quite sure how to say this other than accusations of this nature seem to be escalating since the election of President Obama. And, unfortunately, I don't see an end in sight any time soon.
Here's an interesting, if provocative, thought: did comedian Dave Chappelle predict the Henry Louis Gates Jr incident?
thanks for the video Jarrett.
I really think that some people require to hear what Obama said whilst answering a question from the media. His answer was offered as a view based on only the evidence on hand.
At that time I would of offered the same opinion and I am a white free thinker. I can not see the remark of 'Stupid' being racially intent. What was seen as being stupid was the guy showed his ID and proved it was his house and then was still arrested.
Lets be fair and take out the Racial slant the arrested guy was an American citizen full stop!
Just because the media slipped this question in at the presidents speech on health care and the president kindly answered the question and offered a view concerning what he had gleaned from the evidence published at that time. Does not suggest racialism or that his view should be even taken into account.
If any thing he can only apologize for calling the police involved stupid. At least Obama did not lie like most politicians would have and state he knew nothing about the case and could not make an opinion. Maybe he is too honest?
I have notice that in second video on offer what Obama had said after recieving the question was cut out by the news editors. The media of course is some what unfair some times due to its want for sensation. lol
There is no evidence to indicate that Gates was a victim of racial profiling. To hurl reflexive, unfounded accusations of racism is to wrongly impugn a man who by all accounts seems to be a decent and professional public servant. Playing the race card is meant to achieve the moral high ground of victimhood while simultaneously silencing those who would dare disagree with you. Intentionally shutting down debate is a dangerous and disturbing trend, one that threatens the health of democracy. Gates and Obama should apologize to this officer for their shameful handling of this matter.
I first wrote about this on Tues and basically said that Gates was a jack arse.
Now Obama opens his uninformed mouth and inserts his foot in it. Gates said that <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 />Crowley didn't know who he was messing with. Perhaps Gates is the one who didn't know who he was messing with. Check out my take on it and the link to my Tue post. Also, please stick around for more good content. http://libertarianhumor.com/2009/07/24/gates-2/I seem to recall a guy by the name of Al Sharpton, who in order to get his name in the news, accused a few NY police officers of gang-raping a black liar by the name of Tawa Brawley. Sharpton went on a crusade to destroy the reputations and jobs of the NY cops, blatanty calling them monsters and racist.
So. . . eventually we learned that this little episode was manufactured by a few organizations such as CORE, the NAACP and Sharpton. After it was disclosed as a lie and hoax, did Sharpton apologize to the cops???? No way bro.
To all racist blacks in this country: we all are just getting a little sick and tried of your constant whines and pig squealings about racism. You are the racist. The White Community has bent over backwards to meet your constant demands. The time has long arrived that when one talks about the need to be tolerate and not racist,in the past , the comments were always directed to the White Community. The fact is that such a comment should now be directed to the black community. You are the ones keeping this misery around. Actually, you are able to whine because you are supported by white liberal guilt. Take that factor away and your base of constant damming of Whites would suffer greatly.
One day the hope is that the jesse jacksons and al sharptons will no longer reap their blight of misery on this land and that blacks will come to realize that success is based on strong hard work and family structure and that they (blacks) are responsible for their own success or misery not their race.
Clearly Crowley is not a racist. As proof of this fact, Crowley recalled how on separate occasions he tried to save the lives of Carl Lewis and Peanuts the Golden Retriever. It is time for Boston to rid itself of trouble makers like this so called professor. Send him back to where he came from. Keep Boston ginger - Go Celts!
I can say from experience. When you are on a call like this you have no idea what you are dealing with. It is not a black or white issue! As a "half white" I would have reacted in the same manor as SGT. Crowley regardless of race of Gates.
What scares the hell out of me is Obama's reaction with not even knowing the facts.
Why Obama would say what he did is beyond me.
Obama's statments were highly irresponsible.
My hat off to the police, they lay their lives on the line every day for every race , color and religious group. They are shot at, spit on, called every name in the book and yes they even die for every one regardless of race,creed, or color. Who do you call when you get robbed? I bet the good Professor calls the same people I do. I will also bet he doesn't ask for a police officer of a certain color. Every police officer carries a huge responabilty of negoatiater, wisdom, the ability to find the truth, understanding the facts, and trying to figure out whats going on. If I was told to shut up or provide information by the officer, I would comply post hast. And for those of you that think I'm pro police and anti black think again. I'm PRO BOTH. We are all Americans trying to do whats right. Open minds, closed mouths, and the ability to walk in the someones elses shoes would go a long way to bring the racial problems to a end.
I think Gates is a trouble maker. Trying to divide the American people further. Racism will always exist as long as humanity is alive. The American people as a whole obviously showed in the last elections that they are not as racist as Gates wants people to think we are. Most of us voted for a black president! The racist here is the Harvard profesor, who made a bad move. Trying to divide the American people, as if we don't have more important issues at hand today. Terrorists waiting to attack our nation, Korea, our healthcare system (which will affect all of us!), the economy...etc..
It is disapointing that President Obama carelessly chose his words... He is after all the President elect, START ACTING LIKE IT! As far as Gates goes, he's a trouble maker and obviously a sad and troubled man.
it is truly a disgrace that the media particularly the cable news channels have blown this out of proportion. a police sgt responds to a possible breakin of a house recently burgled. he meets a man who is surly and will not a first produce id when man goes back into house to produce id sgt follows which further excites man leading to disorderly conduct. this happened on 7/8 but wasnt flooded into media until perhaps 8-10 days later. during this 24/7 cable debate i was saddened to watch a funeral on nj public tv of a hero cop in jersey city nj who entered an apartment in persuit of a felon, who mortally wounded officer dinardo and 4 other cops with a powerful weapon. the felon (who was black and a career criminal) and his companion were killed in an ensuing gun battle. i was brought to tears watching the young widow leaving the church with her 3 young children the oldest a 4 year old girl. sgt crowly could have faced the same fate if he was walking into a trap by felons. jesse jackson said the sgt was overstepping his authority, i believe he was following police procedure.
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