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Cynomys Iudovicianus
In the prairie dog town just outside my studio window it's spring cleaning time. Dig out the burrows and get ready for summer--looks like they know something.
Wed, May 7, 2008 - 5:05 PM permalink - 1 comment
 
Unpatriotic Branderismic
Okay, so after a few years it's time to change to a new motorbike. Trading with the wife, she gets something vrrooomy-new and I get her "old" ride, the ST1300. Same bike I tried to get in '04 but dealers didn't have in stock, so "had" to get the R1150RT. Not a bad problem to have. To me the ST is brand new and all perfectly broken in. Whee!
Now all I have to do is sell the BMW...and give up all the t-shirts and schwag that had the Rondel on it for the Honda red wings. So long $700 oil change... read more
Tue, May 6, 2008 - 6:49 PM permalink - 0 comments
 
Didn't Hurt a Bit
Re: Previous blog entry. Scuffed more off of the right valve cover upon laying the bike down in a low speed skid on icy patch just west of the Continental Divide down from Monarch Pass. Replaced the spark plug cover ($7.20 plus tax) and looks almost good as new. We'll make it all spiffy by replacing the valve cover at the 30K service interval.
Sat, September 1, 2007 - 4:44 PM permalink - 0 comments
 
If I would have only...
This (in hindsight) would have saved the right cylinder head cover from damage in the tip over last Sunday just south of Kansas Settlement. Available from A&S BMW for about $122 USD plus shipping.
Thu, April 19, 2007 - 5:47 PM permalink - 0 comments
 
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Things to Remember

One such chef's ultimate freshness test was to wrap a fish's head in an iced towel, steam the whole fish and then present the dish, body cooked, head still writhing, gills moving.
Approximately 20 to 50 rock-like objects fall every day over the entire planet, said Carlton Pryor, a professor of astronomy at Rutgers University
Sputnik 2 carried Laika, a Siberian husky, which became the first animal to go into orbit. Laika died when the batteries that operated the dog's life-support system gave out.

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It's a good thing we're computerized to do this, because manual violence is very, very time consuming, and with labor costs the way they are, too expensive.
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