text: Cosentino Engineering is proud to announce the release of its Billet FCR Velocity Stacks kit for Keihin 39 and 41mm FCR carburetors. The billet aluminum velocity stacks replace the standard aluminum Sudco filter mounts or the plastic or spun bellmouth of various lengths they also sell. The kit includes 2 anodized velocity stacks, matching K&N air filters and the recommended jetting sizes. These velocity stacks are a bolt on accessory dyno tested to provide significant mid-range torque and increased top end power when compared to the standard filter mounts. The following dyno charts are for a KTM 950 tested on a Dynojet 250 dyno. Rarely do bolt-on engine modifications result in such a clear-cut improvement over the entire operating range! These velocity stacks were designed to provide the proper intake port length to maximize cylinder filling and to incorporate the largest K&N filter possible, thus minimize pumping losses by providing more than double the filter area for the engine to breathe through. The result is 3.5Hp more peak power, nearly 4ft-lbf more torque across the entire rpm range, and 7% better economy! Increased throttle response and decreased front tire wear are important side benefits. The first test ride by Flanny was stopped before completion due to a serious case of acute torque intoxication. He may never recover. This modification makes any carbureted 950 comparable with the latest 990 injected bikes. This dyno chart shows Flanny's carbureted bike compared to Gino's new fuel injected 990R with an aftermarket exhaust and modded ECU map. The 950 loses a small amount of top end power to the new FI model but still has significant mid-range gains: the place where most riding is done. Another benefit is the super smooth torque curve when compared to the lumpy FI version. If you want the top end power, a set of 41mm FCRs instead of 39s would bump up the maximum power with only a small reduction in midrange torque. For those who already have a 990R with fuel injection there are large midrange gains to be made by stripping off the FI setup and retrofitting FCRs fitted with this kit. We tested sakurama's bike, which is a 990 FI engine that has 39mm FCR carbs. It compared very nicely to Gino's FI bike, only losing a bit of power on the top end. A set of 41mm FCRs would add a bit of top end making it a tough choice to keep the FI or go with a simpler and more reliable carburetor. There are some pictures and videos of the testing process on the last few pages of sakurama's '950 Refresh' thread. Velocity stack length and jetting were varied until we got the best combination of wide power spread, good peak power, and stable air/fuel ratio. The complete kit, including 2 velocity stacks, matching K&N filters, jetting, and an instruction manual, costs $469 + shipping. The kit fits under the stock KTM seat and requires no mods to the bike. The velocity stacks are available in an anodized black or KTM orange finish. Because the ADV list is one of the best online destination for motorcyclists we're giving a 10% discount to any ADV member. Just PM me and we'll send you a paypal payment request for the discounted amount. We are currently developing kits for other motorcycles that use the FCR carb as an upgrade. Likely candidates are air cooled Ducati twins and the SV series from Suzuki. If you have a bike with FCRs that you think is not performing optimally, give a call and maybe we can develop a suitable kit to release its potential. We will also be expanding our product offering to include complete carburetor kits prejetted to the specific application and fitted with our custom velocity stacks, low tension throttle return springs and TPS sensor brackets. Check in for updates.


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Men with Bombs
Uneven Four Lions skewers band of bungling terrorists
by Molly Templeton
FOUR LIONS: Directed by Chris Morris. Written by Chris Morris, Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong. Cinematography, Lol Crawley. Editor, Billy Sneddon. Starring Riz Ahmed, Arsher Ali, Nigel Lindsay, Kayvan Novak and Adeel Akhtar. Alamo Drafthouse Films, 2010. R. 102 minutes.
Four Lions sounds pretty good on paper: A dark British farce about a bumbling would-be terrorist cell with a screenplay boasting one of the writers of the sharp In the Loop, last years invective-laden political satire. The poster displays 15 matching blurbs, all of which proclaim Four Lions "funny." And it is, in fits and starts that play out like loosely connected sketches rather than pieces of a coherent whole. When Chris Morris film is funny, its very, very funny, provided you're inclined to laugh at a stream of colorful insults and the kind of idiotic maneuvers that are likely to get would-be terrorists killed at their own inept hands.
The would-be terrorists are generally as dumb as a box of rocks. They argue about the size of a gun in one members hands as they shoot a video; the resulting footage is too embarrassing for Omar (Riz Ahmed), the skittish leader, to show his wife without making excuses. (Theyre outtakes, he explains awkwardly.) They want to blow things up, but theres some dissent as to what the most appropriate target might be. Barry (Nigel Lindsay), a convert to Islam, would like to raze a mosque in hopes of radicalizing the moderates. Omar would rather not, but he cant pin down his goals beyond being sure their target should be something more important than a pharmacy. The brains and the heart of the operation, Omar is too smart to be following this destructive path but too sure its the right thing to do to consider any alternatives. Omar uses characters from The Lion King to explain himself to his son and refuses to control his wife, but his political side is about as sophisticated as that of a college freshman whos just realized the crushing fact that much of the world isnt fair. Which, to be fair, is part of the films point ãbut mostly, Four Lions point is more soft than sharp.
As a loose, winking take on the idea that fanatics are as likely to be bungling nincompoops as evil masterminds, Morris film has its moments. Explosives and weapons lend themselves to more than a few snatches of sly slapstick, and Omars position as the only faintly intelligent man among a posse of imbeciles (particularly Kayvan Novak as the endearingly dumb Waj) gives him the chance to let fly with some truly colorful insults. The plain audacity of making a comedy about a gaggle of hapless terrorists gives Morris and his writers a little wiggle room, but they play too loose with the tone, which starts to seesaw wildly toward the end.
Four Lions develops as a series of unfortunate and often deeply, horribly funny events that become more and more unfortunate and less and less funny as the film draws to a close (one incident with a Wookie costume notwithstanding). The message is clear ã even these idiots can effectively blow things up ã but the film stumbles as it shifts from farce into something darker and heavier. More a gentle poke in the ribs (with a few belly laughs) than anything approaching a skewering (of terrorists, of the culture they ostensibly are working against), Four Lions suffers from the same uncertainty that infects its characters: No one quite knows exactly what theyre on about, but eventually, somethings sure to explode.ew
Four Lions opens Friday, Feb. 11, at the Bijou.


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Luke Scott-Motivational Rays Republic Speaker
I truly have to say it, I like the brash style displayed recently by new Tampa Bay Rays Designated Hitter Luke Scott. Some will say his recent Red Sox quotes went beyond the usual brash and pointed commentary that any usual Major League Baseball player will mutter. But didn't he say bluntly state what most of us in the Rays Republic have come to know as fact from 1998 until 2008. Red Sox Nation arrogance ran rampant within the confines of Tropicana Field before the Rays squashed the red beating hearts in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. Before that moment, we were never considered the "team to beat" by Red Sox Nation. In that one moment, the momentum of confidence and commitment seemed to shift suddenly towards the Rays side of the rivalry fulcrum.
And whereabouts in Scott's banter and rant did anything untrue rear its ugly head. Sure his voracious comments were a bit pointed, but competition and confidence breeds that sort of ramblings. And Scott has witnessed more than a few seasons of playing in the highly charged emotions that come with playing in the AL East. I truly think Scott said what has been sequestered deep inside most of the Rays Republic's guts for so long, and got the attention of everyone in baseball, not just the vocal and vindictive Red Sox Nation Army So now at least one Rays player's true feelings are open for all to see, wonder who else in the Rays Clubhouse has these same volatile emotions churning in their gut.
I would be the last person you would ever consider "timid", but the reality was I did take more than I gave from the Boston faithful in our earlier seasons. I can attest to letting more than a few raspy Red Sox comments bounce off of me because we had not "walked that walk yet" aka the playoffs. Back then I know I gave an extra ounce of respect to the Red Sox Nation's fans that came into Tropicana Field basically because we (the Rays) had not ventured into that sacred October dance. Now that scenario is null and void.
Of course the first factoid out of any self-respecting Red Sox fan would be they have more titles, even a World Series title while the Rays missed their chance in 2008. True, but the Rays also do not have over 100 seasons of baseball to thrust our chests out about, and over the course of the last 4 MLB seasons the Rays have definitely put together more post seasons and more wins in the regular season. Think about that one for a long moment Bean town fans.
Now I am not proclaiming we are the " team to beat", I am announcing it. To get to the playoffs from now on, you have to win in Tropicana Field. You will have to post a winning slant in the seasonal series and either put your foot on our necks or pay the consequences. Gone are the days of the timid and inexperienced Rays. 2012 will bring a more seasoned Rays crew that are eager and anxious to send more than a few more corks skyward towards the Trop's Teflon roof. This is no longer your older brother's Rays team, there is a new motivational sheriff in town and his name is Scott….Luke Scott.
No longer can Tropicana Field be considered, "Fenway South" where Red Sox unis and caps outnumbered the home folks. The Rays trademark cowbells now drown out overblown and arrogant "Let's Go Red Sox" chants along with countless Boston baseball biblical facts which now fall upon deaf Rays Republic ears. The revolution has ended, and we are the home team now….and forever. Now, the Rays Republic has grown a pair, and can stand toe-to-toe with facts, figures and banners to prove we have arrived, and take our share of future titles and playoffs spots.
Sure Scott has a lingering history of being a bit abrasive, a bit of a vocal bully as it were, but maybe that is what this Rays teams needs. Maybe it is time for this team to transform into a squad that takes the mantra "No more Mr Nice guy" and begins to turn it up a notch, go for that ceremonial jugular and feast upon the weak and wicked. Maybe it is time for this Rays squad to become more evil, mean and nasty both on and off the field like their fellow Nor'eastern brethren.
Maybe here in our 15th Rays season it is time for the Rays Republic to remind themselves the Trop is our home turf and we should defend it's honor. Maybe it took someone like Scott to bellow to the heavens and remind us we do not play in "Fenway South". That St. Petersburg, Florida is a great travel destination where "opposing team's winning chances go to die". Maybe it is finally time for us to take our Southern hospitality and charm and stow it away for not only our Boston brethren who used to berate and basically us weak and worthless to eat those words as they sulk out of the Trop after another Boston loss.
Maybe Scott was the one Rays player's voice needed to put that pronounced exclamation point back into our destiny of reclaiming our insurgence back into the spotlight in the AL East. So what if the MLB instituted a possible additional post season slot, the Rays are playing for the gold, not the bronze.
Maybe Scott reminded us that the AL East competition starts now, in the Spring Training where the entire division rests on the west coast of Florida. Maybe his small seed of assertiveness will spawn and escalate throughout the next few months, finally maturing and vested come October. I am beginning to like Scott more than you can imagine, but then again, I am a Renegade.


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In this shortened season it's never too early to talk about playoff implications. The Leafs currently sit 5th in the Eastern Conference while the Pens come into this game as the 2nd team in the East. In recent years, getting into the playoffs was virtually a lock for Pittsburgh. As we all know, the Leafs have struggled mightily. Given how things have played out so far, this season provides hope. This season can be different.
However, even with the East being weaker than usual, the post season hopes are still just that – hopes. A victory against
arguably the most offensively gifted team in the league would go a long way to solidify Toronto's playoff position and give us one more reason to believe.
Last 10 games: Pittsburgh 7-3-0; Toronto 6-4-0
Season series: This is the second of the three meetings between these two teams this season. Toronto holds the series advantage after a 5-2 victory in Pittsburgh on the 23rd of January.
Nazem Kadri still leads the team with 25 points and is giving his critics from seasons past plenty of crow to eat. The two key figures to watch from the Penguins side are Sidney Crosby (well obviously) and Chris Kunitz. Crosby leads the league in scoring with 39 points, 14 coming in the past 6 games. Meanwhile, Kunitz is second on that team in goals (14) and is +17 for the season. Like Kadri, he's on a seven game point streak.
No secret to anyone, the Leafs are a physical team. Toronto leads the league with 773 hits and 27 major penalties. However, the biggest factor in this game could be speed on offense. Pittsburgh struggled with teams who can hit the blueline with speed and create a net presence in front of their goaltenders.
The goaltending battle could be decisive. James Reimer is widely expected to start the game for the Leafs. Both Marc-Andre Fleury and Tomas Vokoun have been lit up plenty of times this year and the duo is looking anything but convincing in nets.
Matt Frattin is good to go and will make his return to the Leafs lineup tonight. The Penguins have no major injuries at the moment.
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The status of water in the law of armed conflict
31-12-2000 Article, International Review of the Red Cross, No. 340, by Théo Boutruche
Abstract of the article " Le statut de I'eau en droit international humanitaire "
After reviewing the provisions of international humanitarian law relating to water, the author offers some thoughts on the nature of the legal protection accorded this resource in time of war. The lack of a proper and autonomous legal framework for protecting water would appear to be explained, on the one hand, by the many roles that water can play – for example, as a weapon, target or victim – and, on the other, by the very manner in which it is treated in international humanitarian law. Water is taken into account only in connection with that body of law's basic objectives of protecting victims of war and regulating the conduct of hostilities – and even then only in its capacity as one of man's basic needs, or as a danger, or as part of the natural environment. Water as such is not given legal protection. This arrangement may be inadequate, but it is enough to serve as a firm basis for improvement. In view of research carried out recently on international rules on the use of water in peacetime, a fresh look should be taken at the status of water in the law of armed conflict. A better understanding of the issue's complexities will mean better protection for "blue gold".


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Martin gets day off; Gentry leads off, plays center
By T.R. Sullivan / MLB.com
ARLINGTON -- Leonys Martin was out of the lineup Sunday even though the Mariners had a right-handed pitcher on the mound. Martin had played in 26 of 28 games since the All-Star break, so Rangers manager Ron Washington had Craig Gentry playing center field and batting leadoff.
"He just needed a day," Washington said. "He played the whole [10-game] road trip and he's played here. He just needs a day."
This is Martin's third season in professional baseball and he has already played more games than in his two previous seasons. Martin has played in 109 games this season after injuries limited him to 79 games last year at both the Major and Minor League level, and 81 in 2011.
"I have been working hard," Martin said. "My body feels perfect."
Martin was 1-for-11 with three strikeouts in his three previous games. Prior to that, he hit .299 with 10 runs scored and eight stolen bases in a 19-game stretch. Gentry was in the leadoff spot for the Rangers on Sunday for the first time this season.
Rangers' pinch-hitting prowess on the rise
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers' pinch-hitting is on the upswing from where it has been during the first six years Ron Washington has been the manager.
After going 1-for-3 on Saturday night, Rangers pinch-hitters were batting .286 on the season, the second-highest in the American League. Their .368 on-base percentage was the highest. That's a significant improvement from 2012 when Rangers pinch-hitters had a .173 batting average, the second lowest in the league, and a .277 on-base percentage.
"Better bench, more experience and they're getting opportunities," Washington said. "In the past we didn't have too many guys to pinch-hit for in our lineup. They were the best we had. We haven't had this bench since we've been here. Nobody is complaining about playing time, so it helps to move people around and give everybody a chance."
The Rangers have improved considerably since 2009 when their pinch-hitters had a .119 batting average, the sixth-lowest in the AL for one team since 1974. Texas pinch-hitters had a combined batting average of .182 from 2009-12, the lowest in the AL in that stretch.
Craig Gentry has given the Rangers the biggest boost off the bench. He is 5-for-14 with five walks as a pinch-hitter, a .357 batting average that is the third-highest in the league among those with at least 10 at-bats in the role. His .526 on-base percentage is second.
"He's done a great job of pinch-hitting," Washington said. "He has an idea of when he's coming into a ballgame so he's mentally ready."
If called upon, Wolf ready for Tuesday spot start
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers haven't announced who their Tuesday starter will be, but Ross Wolf said he is ready if needed.
Wolf pitched a scoreless inning on Saturday night in a 15-3 victory over the Mariners. It was his first appearance in 10 days as the Rangers haven't had much need for a long reliever in August.
"You don't want to see me in the fourth inning," Wolf said. "That's not a good thing. It's a credit to our starters going deep in the game."
The Rangers have scratched Alexi Ogando from his next start after he received an anti-inflammation in his right shoulder. The club hasn't decided if it will put him on the disabled list.
If Ogando goes on the DL, the Rangers will likely call up left-hander Travis Blackley from Triple-A Round Rock. He has pitched five innings over two appearances since being acquired from the Astros. If the Rangers resist putting Ogando on the DL, they will bring Wolf out of the bullpen for his fourth start of the season.
Wolf, despite having pitched just twice in August, said he could throw 70 pitches if needed Tuesday. That could get him at least through five innings. Wolf averages 14.1 pitches per inning, the third lowest ratio for a Rangers pitcher with at least 40 innings in a season over the past 25 years.
Feliz back on track as he resumes rehab stint
ARLINGTON -- Neftali Feliz was efficient with his pitches when he returned to the mound for Triple-A Round Rock on Saturday night. Feliz needed just nine pitches to get through his one inning. He allowed one infield hit and struck out one.
Feliz, who underwent Tommy John elbow reconstruction surgery on Aug. 1, 2012, has made four appearances on his medical rehabilitation assignment. But this was his first outing in nine days while dealing with a mild case of tendinitis in his triceps.
There are two weeks to go before Sept. 1, when the rosters can be expanded to up to 40 players. Feliz could get four or five more outings in relief before that date, but the Rangers haven't announced when his next outing will be. It will probably be Monday.
Worth noting
• The Rangers still haven't made a decision on when they will bring designated hitter Lance Berkman off the disabled list. But there is still a possibility they could wait until the rosters expand on Sept. 1.
• The Rangers' victory on Saturday night was their 38th when they've had to come from behind. They are tied with the Braves for the most in the Major Leagues.
• Texas had nine players record an RBI in Saturday's game, the 12th time that has happened in club history. The club also had a season-high nine hits with runners in scoring position.
• Left-handed pitcher Victor Payano has been placed on the disabled list at Class A Myrtle Beach. Right-handed pitcher Tyler Smith was promoted from Class A Hickory to Myrtle Beach. Triple-A Round Rock pitcher Scott Richmond has been activated off the temporarily inactive list and Nate Robertson was placed on it.
T.R. Sullivan is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Postcards from Elysian Fields, and follow him on Twitter @Sullivan_Ranger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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OBETZ, Ohio - After spending four years playing for Norway's Honefoss BK, Columbus Crew goalkeeper Steve Clark had a bit of a homecoming Saturday, playing his first home match as a professional on American soil in the Crew's 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Union.
Clark – a Mason, Mich. native who played semi-professionally with the USL's Michigan Bucks before leaving for Norway – said he had around 25 family and friends at the Columbus home opener last weekend, and that he had to make a conscious effort to get his head back in the game before the match began.
"The national anthem was fun," Clark told MLSsoccer.com after Crew training Wednesday. "I was just standing there soaking it all in, and I had to snap out of it and play."
Crowds in Norway were always favorable to the American overseas, but Clark said he hadn't experienced a home reception like he got in Crew Stadium.
"The crowd in Norway was great; they loved me and I loved them," he said. "But it's nice to have the Nordecke there, and certainly [Crew Stadium] is a much bigger stadium than I was playing in over there. So it was an awesome atmosphere."
There were opportunities for Clark's family to see him play in Norway, but they were few and far between. The goalkeeper – who made several crucial saves to keep the win alive for the Crew – said it was great to have a full contingent in Columbus for support.
"It's nice for them to be here," he said. "They like to see me play, I just like to see them. So it's definitely a plus."
While Clark had nothing but positive things to say about playing with Honefoss, he admitted that it was a much more difficult existence when playing overseas.
"Living and playing abroad is a unique experience," he said. "It's challenging. And almost every single day, you have to be ready for challenges, and I'm not talking about just on the field. Getting to the post office and trying to get a package can be a challenge."
In Columbus, just 250 miles from his hometown, Clark said that there really hasn't been an adjustment period to returning to the states. It's just been easier.
"I was at a movie last night with my fiance, and it was just nice," he said. "There's no difficult part of it, everything is just easy. Finding an apartment, living, overall everything is just great. I have nothing but positive things to say about being back here.
Being here, Columbus, in the Midwest close to home, with the team and trainers here, I'm just happy, very happy."


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The Crew will look to rebound from two disappointing losses against the Red Bulls last season when the two sides meet on Saturday (4:00 p.m. ET/NBC Sports Network). Here is a look back at the 2012 edition of the Columbus versus New York matchup.
A Kenny Cooper brace within the first 15 minutes of the match spelled doom early for the Black & Gold. Thierry Henry added two more as the Crew fell 4-1. The late Kirk Urso earned the only assist of his career, finding an open Chad Marshall on a late corner kick.
SEPT. 15: Red Bulls 3 - Crew 1
A third-minute goal from Milovan Mirosevic wasn't enough to help the Crew to a road result as Henry once again tallied twice and added an assist against the Black & Gold. The Crew was without newcomer Federico Higuaín for most of the match as the Argentine rested a sore heel, but entered as a substitute in the 90th minute.


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Milan football's historic season comes to disappointing end, but coach proud of turnaround
The Milan High School football team scored at will all season long, but could only manage six points on Friday night.
It was a season low and more than 30 points below its regular season scoring average.
It was a season high, and more than double the amount Milan allowed on average in its first 10 games.
Scoring a season low and giving up a season high is not exactly a recipe for success, so it's no surprise Milan's undefeated season came to an end in a 26-6 loss to Tecumseh on Friday.
That the team wasn't playing its best football when that first loss finally came will only add to the sting.
"Tomorrow tonight or whenever we look at this, we're going to say we made too many mistakes to win the football game," Milan coach Jesse Hoskins said.
But the disappointment didn't take away from the pride Hoskins felt in the senior group that had its bid at perfection dashed on Friday.
The group endured a 1-8 season as juniors - the program's worst record in 28 years in Hoskins' first year as head coach - but followed it up by winning ten games, as many as any Milan team has ever won.
The nine-win upswing is the largest turnaround in program history. The previous high was a five-win improvement.
"These seniors are a very special group," Hoskins said. "I've never been around a group of kids that have more heart that have invested more than they have. I really feel like they got what they deserved this year."
Losing on Friday hurt, but Hoskins was glad the players that endured that tough first season with him as head coach have something to hang their hats on.
"Winning ten straight games, finishing the season 10-1 puts them right up there with the best Milan teams of all time and they deserve that," he said.
Pete Cunningham covers sports for AnnArbor.com. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com, follow him on Twitter @petcunningham.
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Great job to the Milan Big Reds and Jessie and his coaching staff. The team has nothing to hang it's head about. You all did well as a team. Being a Milan resident and alumni I think I can speak for the rest of the town and say that we're proud of the job you did.


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