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The words "conspiracy theorists" are being bandied about. Are they for real? A well-coordinated, meticulously planned attack on concertgoers leads to the murder of 58 Americans at a country music festival in Las Vegas, with over 500 injured, and they have no explanation or motive. Do the FBI and law enforcement think people won't talk about it or speculate as to what happened? Are they for real? Further, the FBI insists there is no jihad motive, while saying they don't know his motive. How can they possibly hold those two contradictory ideas at the same time?
William Jacobson explains the latest "revise" by the authorities is the now infamously botched Vegas investigation:
Las Vegas police now say critical 6-minute shooting gap doesn't exist
October 13, 2017, Legal Insurrection
Police and hotel still don't agree on some details.
I realize that in the heat of a shooting, particularly a mass shooting, it may take some time for a precise timeline to develop.
But it didn't take very long for the Las Vegas police to release a precise timeline. The initial timeline was that Stephen Paddock's shooting stopped when, approximately 6 minutes after he started, he was interrupted by a security guard from the Mandalay Bay hotel. Paddock then turned his fire into the hallway, firing some 200 bullets, and after that the shooting stopped as police arrived. That was Version No. 1.
Some days later, the Las Vegas police backed away from that timeline, and stated that the security guard actually arrived 6 minutes before Paddock started shooting into the crowd 32 stories below him. That raised a number of question, including why no one called 911 after what must have been a loud volley of shots in a hotel hallway. That was Version No. 2.
But now that is disputed, in Version No. 3. WaPo reports:
Las Vegas police said Friday that the gunman who opened fire on a country music festival far below his hotel suite did not shoot a security guard six minutes before that rampage, contradicting a timeline they had offered earlier this week….
The confusion began Monday when police said that the gunman fired at the hotel security guard, Jesus Campos, six minutes before the mass shooting began, not during the massacre as they had said. Lombardo also said police had hunted for the source of the gunfire and that officers responding to the gunman's floor were unaware that a guard was shot until they arrived there, at which point the shooting rampage had ended.
MGM Resorts pushed back on this account, first saying Tuesday that there were unspecified inaccuracies and then, on Thursday, releasing a statement directly contradicting parts of what the police had said….
Lombardo had said Monday that Campos, the guard, was shot at 9:59 p.m. and that the mass shooting began at 10:05 p.m. This six-minute gap relayed by Lombardo left uncertain whether there was any lag in alerting police to the source of the gunfire during critical moments. Police said officers arrived on the 32nd floor at 10:17 p.m., two minutes after Paddock had stopped firing.
MGM, though, said it was "confident" that the 9:59 p.m. time was inaccurate and "was derived from a Mandalay Bay report manually created after the fact without the benefit of information we now have." The company also disputed the suggestion of a lag, saying the shooting rampage began within a minute of Campos reporting his injury on the 32nd floor.
On Friday, Lombardo effectively agreed with the company's statement, though he argued that the 9:59 p.m. time he had offered four days earlier "wasn't inaccurate when I provided it." Lombardo said he was told this time had been written by someone in a security log.
Upon investigation, Lombardo said, police learned that Campos first encountered a barricaded door on the 32nd floor at 9:59 p.m. The guard was eventually fired upon by Paddock "in close proximity to" 10:05 p.m., when the mass shooting began, Lombardo continued.
Clear, right?
Not so fast, the police and hotel still have disagreement over important details, such as when police arrived relative to Paddock's shooting at the crowd:
An enormous, important discrepancy has emerged over what happened during the Las Vegas massacre: When did police arrive on the 32nd floor where Stephen Paddock was firing his deadly fusillade onto concertgoers below?
Las Vegas police say they didn't get to the floor until after the shooting was over. But MGM Resorts International, the owner of Mandalay Bay, says police officers were there shortly after the shooting began, responding to a report of a security guard being shot. The discrepancy could raise questions about whether police might have taken steps to intervene while Paddock was launching his devastating 10-minute onslaught….
… on Thursday, in response to inquiries about when Mandalay Bay notified police of the Campos shooting, MGM Resorts issued a statement that was unequivocal: Las Vegas police officers accompanied Mandalay Bay security to the Campos shooting and "immediately responded." MGM said that "Metro officers were together with armed Mandalay Bay security officers in the building when Campos first reported that shots were fired over the radio. These Metro officers and armed Mandalay Bay security officers immediately responded to the 32nd floor." The statement says MGM believes Paddock began firing out the window of his room within 40 seconds of Campos reporting his shooting, and Lombardo said Friday, "I agree with the statement."
These discrepancies on basic facts are feeding conspiracy theories.
As to Paddock's motive, still nothing from the investigation.
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Beading and Bracelets
Isipho Charity Trust
Isipho is a grass roots NPO which cares for the community in the small town of Paterson in the Eastern Cape. Isipho focuses on orphans and vulnerable children who are affected in any way by HIV/AIDS. As well as assisting children, the organisation provides health education and awareness to the community focusing on HIV, TB and diabetes. There are a number of support groups who meet at the Centre and there is a popular after-care programme available to all ages of children after their school day.
Recently, a number of the funding channels available to the organisation have come to an end. Largely as a result of funding organisations moving focus and no longer being present in the geographic district. This has led to a sharp decrease in the number of carers that Isipho can employ and has reduced their effectiveness in the community. However, as an organisation which has been serving the Paterson community for over a decade they simply refuse to give up.
Through an exciting association with The Bead Coalition, Lion Roars Foundation and Amakhala Foundation there is new hope for the organisation to find a long term sustainable solution to some of their challenges. Members of the Women's Health Support group who meet at Isipho regularly have now become a dynamic team of beaders. These ladies are earning a living making Rhino Force bracelets as part of the first extension of the BeadCo "factory" into the Eastern Cape. Not only are these ladies able to earn a living but also Isipho will receive direct benefit from hosting the project by utilising the profit share to improve facilities for the children and lessen the financial dependence on funders.

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- New Mexico
Victoria Fisk is a 2019 Teach Plus New Mexico Teaching Policy Fellow. Victoria is a social studies teacher at the New America School in Las Cruces, where she is the faculty advisor to student council and founder of the group's hygiene drive benefiting Camp Hope residents. Victoria is active in the Military Spouse Caregiver Support Program, has participated in the 2016 Las Cruces Downtown Plaza Opening, and is a member of the anti-bullying coalition. She has been recognized as a Life Changer of the Year Finalist (2017), Charter School Teacher of the Year (2015), Engage New Mexico Educational Champion Award (2015), and Golden Apple Finalist (2014). Victoria holds a Bachelor's Degree in Social Studies with an emphasis on Latin American Studies and received her Masters in Curriculum and Education from New Mexico State University.
- Clark County
Elyssa Arroyo is a 2019-20 Teach Plus Nevada Policy Fellow. Elysa is a 2nd grade teacher at Red Rock Elementary, where she is also the founder and director of the theatre program and has served as both a mentor teacher and grade level chair. Through Leadership for Educational Equity, Elysa has completed public policy fellowships in Las Vegas, Nevada with the Governor's Office of Workforce Innovation, Opportunity 180, and the Nevada Department of Education. Elysa has a BA from the University of California, Riverside in Classical Studies and Comparative Ancient Civilizations, an MEd in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and is finishing an MPAP in Public Administration and Policy from American University.
- Illinois
Qiddist Ashé is a 2019-20 Teach Plus Illinois Early Childhood Educator Policy Fellow. Qiddist teaches 1st grade at Washington Elementary in Evanston, Illinois. She serves on the school's instructional leadership team, where she advocates for culturally-responsive practices that accelerate student learning. She previously taught 1st and 2nd grade at KairosPDX, a community-based school that she helped to start in her hometown of Portland, Oregon. She is a 2015 Truman scholar and a full-spectrum birthworker serving on the board for Chicago Volunteer Doulas. Qiddist co-founded Ashé Living, a community enterprise that she runs with her wife, where she offers healing practices and consulting focused on reproductive justice, holistic wellness, and social justice facilitation for organizations working toward a more equitable and liberated world. Qiddist earned her BS in Social Policy and her MSEd in Elementary Education from Northwestern University.
- Texas
Chanel Ashley is a 2019-20 Teach Plus Texas Policy Fellow. Chanel teaches 8th grade English and Honors English with Harmony School of Innovation-San Antonio, where she also serves as the English department chair. Chanel is a member of the district's lead Professional Learning Community (PLC) initiative and was awarded Teacher of the Year for her campus in 2018. She serves on the campus Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) team and is a college readiness mentor. Chanel is a recipient of the HPS Harmony Aspiring Leaders Program. She graduated from Our Lady of the Lake University with a BA in English and received her MA in Leadership Studies from Webster University.
- Illinois
Karyn Baldwin is a 2019-20 Teach Plus Illinois Policy Fellow. Karyn teaches 1st grade dual language at Huff Elementary in Elgin, Illinois. She is a SIP (school improvement plan) grade level representative, PTO teacher representative, and a member of the multi-tiered systems of support tier ⅔ problem-solving team. Karyn is a Golden Apple Scholar, Girl Scout Gold Award recipient, and a recipient of the 2019 Lambda State Foundation for Educational Studies Grant. She graduated from Illinois State University with a BS in Bilingual-Bicultural Elementary Education and The American College of Education with an MEd in Curriculum and Instruction.
- New Mexico
Gary Bass is a 2019 Teach Plus New Mexico Teaching Policy Fellow. Gary teaches digital literacy in Spanish and English at El Camino Real Academy, where he runs an after-school STEM club. Gary is a National Board Certified Teacher in English as a New Language and the school's liaison to the New Mexico Teacher Leader Network. He has previously taught in China, Syria, and Vietnam. Gary received his BS in Elementary Education and his MA in Curriculum & Instruction from New Mexico State University and holds a graduate Certificate of Educational Technology & Information Literacy from SUNY- Buffalo.
- Nevada
Emily Bassier is a 2018-19 Teach Plus Nevada Teaching Policy Fellow. Emily teaches 7th grade earth science and high school Algebra II problem solving, and develops teachers as an instructional coach. She is a founding member of the leadership team at Equipo Academy, a public charter school in east Las Vegas created by a local group of students, families, and teachers. Prior to working at Equipo Academy, Emily taught in the Clark County School District as an elementary school teacher. Emily graduated from Gonzaga University with a BA in political science and economics, joined the teaching profession through Teach for America, and earned an MEd in curriculum and instruction from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
- Colorado
Heidi Batchelder is a 2019-20 Teach Plus Colorado Policy Fellow. Heidi teaches 1st grade as part of a K/1 loop at the Odyssey School of Denver, where she serves on the instructional leadership team. She spent seven years at Capital City Public Charter School, an EL Education Mentor School in Washington D.C., where she taught 1st and 6th grade and served as the reading intervention specialist for 1st-4th grade. There, she was awarded a competitive fellowship from Fund for Teachers to develop a trauma-informed reading intervention practice. Heidi designed and implemented a mindfulness program for students receiving reading intervention and led a professional learning community of teachers who learned about trauma-informed practices and adopted approaches to implement these with their own students. Heidi earned a BS in Elementary Education from Grove City College and received her MA in International Educational Development from Teachers College, Columbia University.
- Mississippi
Allen Baugh, Jr. currently serves as an English II teacher and the English Department Chair at Forest Hill High School in Jackson, Mississippi. Allen is a 2018 Teach for America Corp Member and a recent inductee into the TFA Alumni Corp. He earned his BS in Communication and Psychology from Allegheny College and currently is a candidate for a Master's of Science in Educational Studies at Johns Hopkins University.
- Nevada
Ben Beckam is a 2018-19 Teach Plus Nevada Teaching Policy Fellow. Ben is a mathematics K-8 instructional coach in the Washoe County School District. In this role, he engages in co-teaching cycles with teachers, writes and vets curriculum documents, and provides professional learning. He is a member of the math content leaders team and serves on the board of the Northern Nevada Math Council. Ben previously taught 4th, 5th, and 6th grade, served as a mentor teacher for new teachers, and coached the school soccer team. He graduated from the University of California at Santa Cruz with a BA in psychology and received his MEd in STEM education from the University of Nevada, Reno.


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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a proud football town. Their Steelers are the pride of the city, and one of the most historic franchises in football. Their black and yellow jerseys are iconic. Heinz Field is legendary. Everything about the Pittsburgh Steelers breeds success. Their 6 championships speak to their franchise's success. So why is everything falling apart in Pittsburgh? What happen to this team overnight that has them looking so bad? These are a few of Pittsburgh's Problems.
The Le'Veon Bell effect: Pittsburgh's biggest problem is that #26 is not on the field. He's not in the locker room or around his teammates. Le'Veon and his agent want a new contract. 46% of Pittsburgh's offense ran through Le'Veon last year. He led the Steelers in touchdowns, catches, rushing yards and offensive touches. He's making 14 million this season, but he feels that's not enough. He wants more, and he has decided to hold out until he gets it. His teammates are pissed. They were under the impression that he would be back by the beginning of the season. He obviously is not back.
Now you might say so what. Forget him. The Steelers have enough talent without him. They can still win games either way. They haven't. Granted it's only been 2 games so far but the Steelers looked awful against the CLEVELAND BROWNS. The same Browns team that hasn't won a game in 2 seasons. The game actually wound up in a tie. They played the Kansas City Chiefs yesterday, and got embarrassed on the home field. The problem is simple. They don't have a dynamic run/passing game anymore, so they can't get players open for the big play. How do you fix that problem? PAY LE'VEON BELL WHATEVER HE WANTS!!! You see how much he means to this team.
AB doesn't seem happy: Antonio Brown is THE BEST wide receiver in the game. He is a nightmare on the field. Big Ben's favorite person to throw to over all these years. This year it doesn't seem like it though. JuJu Smith-Schuster is the new flash toy in Pittsburgh. He is a talented, young receiver who is getting a lot of targets lately from Big Ben. Target passes that Antonio Brown used to get. Yesterday during Pittsburgh's game against Kansas City, Antonio Brown had only 9 catches for 67 yards. No touchdowns. Of course, Antonio Brown was pissed about not getting the ball thrown to him as much during the game. He went off on the Offensive Coordinator along the sidelines, telling him get him the damn ball. After the game, Ryan Scarpino, a Steelers' PR worker, took to twitter and had some interesting things to say about AB. @RyanScarpino said "AB needs to thank his lucky stars, because he was drafted by a team that had Ben. And Ben got AB paid. You know darn well he wouldn't put up those numbers for other teams." Antonio Brown responded in a short but very direct message. "Trade me and let's find out."
Do I think the Pittsburgh Steelers would trade Antonio Brown? No. But it is a serious problem that your star wide receiver is visibly unhappy, and your prize running back hasn't even showed up yet. You mix that in with an aging quarterback, and you have a recipe for failure. This might be the beginning of the end for the Steel Curtain. Steeler fans might want to start waving the white flag, instead of their yellow ones.
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Police responding to a report of a suspicious item in a dumpster found a dead woman in a suitcase — and then discovered that her dumping had been caught on surveillance video.
The call came in Thursday morning in Pueblo, Colorado, directing officers to a trash bin at a self-serve car wash.
"What they saw was what they thought was skin and what they thought was blood, but being this close to Halloween and stuff like that you never know if it is real or not," said Pueblo police Sgt. Frank Ortega.
In the large suitcase was a dead woman, dressed in T-shirt and shorts.
Reviewing surveillance video from a nearby business, police saw that a few hours earlier, a man had driven up in a car, opened the trunk, wrestled the suitcase into the dumpster and driven off.
They have released the video and an image of a distinctive tattoo on the woman's leg, hoping that the public can help them identify the man or the woman.


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Software that open osa file
OSA file extension - W32/Sober-AD data
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File type specification:
The osa file extension is reported to be used by W32/Sober-AD mass-mailing worm for the Windows platform. Most likely used for one of the files generated the the worm.
Should be purged from system using some security software.
The default software associated to open osa file:
Company or developer:
AVAST Software a.s.
Avast antivirus is one of the most used antivirus programs with over 220 mil. users. The Essential version is available for free and can be upgraded to All-inclusive or Top-notch editions.
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Happiness is an active and creative process and Architecture is a part of it.
Making projects integrate rules and laws with a wide variety of knowledge. The Architect makes the difference only by his design.
Why I design?
Design is not only the answer to be esthetic aspect of a project but it is also a duality between freedom and focus, space and containment, and usage and comfort.
I design to communicate ideas, innovate in concepts, develop projects, and make them real through the design process with education and practice.
Architecture is a tool to create a better life. My motivation is exploring and using Architecture to reinforce cultural and individual faith, to support local economics, and to promote ecological balance.
A project is sustainable and esthetic when it is harmonious in its conception, structure, technique, and materials and when it is harmonious with its location, environment, users, and social-cultural context.
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Join an existing, organised race or set your own challenge.
There are so many options to raise funds by:
Just to name a few!
The more challenging the activity is for you, the more donations you will get. Tell your story and share your fundraising page to get sponsored.
You can even use your training for the race to get the word out by updating your fundraising page with your progress and asking for donations for every km or hour you train.
Though the World Games For Wildlife formally runs from the 1st November to the 30th November 2019, you can fundraise at any point from registering to the 30th November.


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Young people from Mid Ulster displayed some of their creative skills today, during an event celebrating their achievements in music, arts and digital media with local Mid Ulster project Glasgowbury.
The 'I AM' (Inclusive Accessible Multi Media) project, a personal youth development programme (PYDP) funded through the International Fund for Ireland aims to equip young marginalised people with skills that will empower them to better their lives and the communities they live in.
The project, now in its second year marked the success of the young participants with an event, which allowed them to show case their new skills through a range of performances in front of their peers, local people and a range of community partners.
This project designed to improve the confidence, self-esteem and employability of young people through engagement in arts and culture including music, arts and digital technologies. Participants availed of a range of courses (both accredited and non-accredited) including digital media training, employability workshops, web development and yoga.
Paddy Harte, International Fund for Ireland Chairperson said:
"The Glasgowbury project is providing creative and innovative opportunities for young people in the area to develop a range of skills that could have the potential of changing their lives for the better. The purpose of the Personal Youth Development Programme is to help young people build and develop life skills that foster good relations, build confidence and resilience which will inevitably allow them to plan for their future, through education, employment or other avenues.
"There is continued mistrust and alienation for young people within the most isolated communities in Northern Ireland and the border counties and it is projects like Glasgowbury who are working on the ground to affect real change. The 'I AM' project tackles issues like anti-social behaviour, alcohol, drugs and mental health and provides young people with practical ways to take control of their futures.
"Having heard some of the success stories from participants, with many achieving full time employment and many more gaining a range of accreditations it is heartening to see the real impact projects like this is having on people's lives. It is also pleasing to see other partners here today, who have also contributed to the success of the project through support and funding including the Department for Communities and the local council".
Stella Glasgow, I AM Project Coordinator said:
"The I Am Project addresses the issues that deeply affect young people and gives them the knowledge, skills and competencies to build a more positive future for themselves and others. This year's participants have shown a real commitment to the programme, taking on a range of courses that would daunt many of us.
"We can't underestimate the impact that arts and music can have on people's lives and how it brings people together and we are seeing this every day with these young people. The confidence of the participants showcasing their skills today in front of a packed room is testament to that".
Glasgowbury was established in 2003 to support and enhance creativity and build the capacity of individuals, communities, and the creative industry sector to educate, entertain, inspire active community engagement and promote social inclusion.
Glasgowbury have received funding from other organisations to help them continue to engage in the mid ulster area including The Department for Communities who was represented by their Permanent Secretary Tracy Meharg and Mid Ulster District Council, Tony McCance Head of Arts and Leisure also attended the celebration event.
In the most recent funding announcement by the International Fund for Ireland Glasgowbury was awarded funding to continue the 'I AM' project and are actively seeking participants for the new intake.
For further information about our funding programmes, or for information on how to apply for funding, please contact the person(s) or organisation(s) identifed at the end of the relevant programme summary in the areas of activity section.
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Well, now. How interesting.
Maybe we don't need to be that enthusiastic about the current leadership in Pakistan after all.
'Attack on Iran will be construed as attack on us'
Friday, February 03, 2006 - ©2005 IranMania.com
LONDON, February 3 (IranMania) - A senior minister of Pakistan's North West Frontier Province said that any possible attack on Iran would be construed as an attack on Pakistan, said IRNA.
Finance Minister Sirajul Haq expressed these views during his visit to the Iranian Cultural Centre in Peshawar on Thursday, wherein he met the Incharge of the centre Masood Islami.
He attributed deep-rooted Iran-Pakistan relations to Persian language.
The minister rejected the US and West pressure and conspiracies against the Islamic Republic.
Welcoming election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iranian president, the minister said with his courageous leadership and views, he had become the spokesman of the entire one billion Islamic Ummah.
He expressed regrets over the bid to weaken Persian language in the Middle East while welcoming the victory of Hamas in the recent election.
"In collective life of both countries' peoples and mutual unity between Iran and Pakistan, Persian language has played an important role," he maintained.
Peeping in to history, he said that British rulers also tried to do away with Persian during their occupation of the region.
Persian language, he continued, not only brought Iran and Pakistan closer, but also played a role in spreading the message of Islamic Revolution in effective manner.
Youth had keen interest in learning Persian language, mainly because the real actual message of Islam was in Arabic and Persian, he said.
"We are proud of being neighbour of a country of Iran's stature," he added.
Masood Islami expressed the hope that Iran's progress in science and technology would help the Muslim Ummah in coping with the Western challenges.
Before the minister's comments, Pakistan's Ambassador to Iran, Shafqat Saeed has also during an interview with "IRNA" had opposed taking Iran's issue to the Security Council and called for its settlement through dialogue.
Former minister and senior leader of Pakistan Peoples' Party Naseerullah Babar had also cautioned that the US and West's pressure, if resulted in sanctions on Iran would have negative impact globally.
He said that the legitimate right of a country could not be snatched away by coercion or pressure or sanctions.
Leader of Opposition in the lower house of Parliament Maulana Fazlur Rehman had also supported Iran's bid to use nuclear technology for prosperity and well-being of its people. He had pointed out that Iran would abide by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, being signatory to it.
Well, now. How interesting.
Maybe we don't need to be that enthusiastic about the current leadership in Pakistan after all.
Yeah, I thought so, pretty strong words really. I wonder if the US administration is asking Musharraf what this means?Originally Posted by Bluesman
I honestly don't think thet Musharraf really wanted something like this to go out. For better or worse, he has hitched his wagon to the United States. I think this is an example of just how little control he exerts over certain sections of the Pakistani government.
Well, if this is just a rogue minister, or maybe some butt-kissin' diplomacy for internal consumption and to impress the Iranian guests, FINE, but we're going to need to hear that in clear language.
M[u]NNA is crying .
PS: munna means little boy. But MNNA is major non nato ally.
Hala Madrid!!
Frontier province is ruled by MMA a violently anti-Musharraf (and Pakistan) organaization. These are the parties which were against the creation of Pakistan and are now in power in a province , go figure.
So thats your name IG4U, yeah sound appropriate.Originally Posted by IG4U
"Any relations in a social order will endure if there is infused into them some of that spirit of human sympathy, which qualifies life for immortality." ~ George William Russell
If I was the man to make that call then I would just say have it your way then
This minister isn't a federal minister, he's a provincial minister of NWFP. Big difference. The party that control NWFP is the MMA, and they are part of the opposition to the government. As you probably are already aware of, they are the main islamic group in Pakistan.
So his comments don't reflect a change in national policy, at most, they are the view of his party.
This Minister is the representative of the real Pakistan - the voice of the majority - voice of the illiterates - the voice of the Mullah led rabble that appears muted in most of the English press of Pakistan.
Read the Urdu press to know the vox populi of Pakistan. Comments on the Urdu press is available in the Daily Times!
I am sure that the majority of Moslems worldwide echo this Minister's sentiment.
"Some have learnt many Tricks of sly Evasion, Instead of Truth they use Equivocation, And eke it out with mental Reservation, Which is to good Men an Abomination."
I don't have to attend every argument I'm invited to.
Since when has the voice of the illiterate ever been the voice of a nation? A portion of the voice perhaps, but not anything more than that. And as the poverty, illiteracy and other HD levels decrease, the voice of the mullah will also dwindle.
And what evidence do you have that most Pakistanis view an attack on Iran as an attack on Pakistan? I thought you believed that all sunnis hated shias...Isn't Iran an infidel country then?
"NW Frontier Province" is just another way of saying terrorist controlled lawless territory.Originally Posted by parihaka
This guy's word means nothing.
Just a nobody trying to get his name in the paper by trying to sound like JFK.
As I see it, Pakistan is only our ally as long as Musharaff is in power.Originally Posted by Bluesman
Concur. Once he dies or loses power, it passes over to an Islamic fundamentalist state. It will be interesting to see whether that state focuses it's energy upon Afghanistan or India.Originally Posted by giggs88
Islamic fundamentalist state with nukes scares the crap out of me
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Erin is 36 years old and works at the Mental Health Foundation.
Erin first experienced New Zealand's mental health system when she was 15. Her parents had just separated and she had noticeably lost a lot of weight. Her school counsellor asked her mum to take her to a GP, who prescribed her Prozac for depression and disordered eating and referred her to a psychologist.
"Because I've always leaned towards the depressive sort of side, they always treated it as depression," she says.
At 18, Erin started to experience suicidal ideation. By the time she was 22, her thoughts of suicide were constant. She was still seeing a psychologist and taking Prozac, but nothing much was changing.
She moved to Sydney after a romantic relationship ended one year later.
"After a short time in Sydney, the mania started and within a couple of months I was sort of out there, drinking heavily, staying up for like 10 days at a time, some really risky behaviour."
"When I was manic I was so productive! I was getting my work done, and I was going out and having this fantastic social life, meeting new people and doing heaps of things. I'd go home and I would clean, and I would reorganise my wardrobe like four times in one night. I was really having fun!
"The mania would always end with a really horrible depression and a couple of times I had to come back to New Zealand. It was just considered burnout because I was working in media and I was working big hours. I'd take six weeks off and then I'd go back, and a similar thing would happen again."
Erin vividly recalls going to a psychologist in her mid-twenties, who floated the idea that she might have bipolar disorder. Erin "freaked out."
"To me, the idea of bipolar was like crazy, crazy, like super crazy. I didn't know much about it, so I just thought, 'oh my god, I'm really, really crazy,' and got really mad and was just like 'that's not true.'
"Depression is easy-enough to swallow; lots of people get depressed. But people who live with bipolar, or schizophrenia, or that kind of diagnosis are seen as 'scary'. That stigma prevented me from wanting to accept that diagnosis."
Erin continued to take Prozac, which unfortunately increased her mania.
A year or two after returning to Australia, Erin experienced a sexual assault and began to feel "incredibly suicidal." She returned to New Zealand and sought help through community mental health services.
The psychiatrist she saw didn't spend much time with her, taking only half an hour with her to both confirm she had bipolar disorder and put her on medication which turned her into a "complete zombie."
"My mum was just so worried because I'd gone from really depressed and suicidal to this zombie. I was losing days of my life."
A private psychiatrist finally took the time to listen to her full history with mental distress, which helped Erin to accept her bipolar diagnosis. She spent the next few months trialling new medications, trying to find something that would help her to feel better. After nine months, she thought she was well enough to return to Sydney, but looking back, she thinks it was "probably too soon".
For the next two and a half years in Australia, Erin's mental health went up and down. She spent some time under the Australian Mental Health Act and, a few years later, spent some time in a private hospital. Later, her parents became unwell and she came back home to support them in New Zealand.
A year and a half after she returned home, she called the crisis team after becoming "quite depressed."
"I can understand the metaphor of the black dog because I literally couldn't see any light. It was weird, it was like my whole world was just black. I couldn't even see the next day.
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If The Door Doesn't Open, It's Not Your Door: How To Deal With Rejection – Mia In The Media. From the Scarcity Mindset to the Abundance Mindset. Four years ago, I wrote a very brief article on the idea of scarcity and abundance mindsets.
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It's not surprising to me because that's how I lived for many many years- in a desperate need of an abstract notion of success that would arrive and make things finally feel better. I realized that people who had a very clear picture of the kinds of homes and lifestyles and creative aspirations they wanted didn't necessarily "get anything mystically faster" than anyone else… but they were way more chill in the process of doing things… and they seemed to be way more resourceful, clever and, well, they got things done. Why rejection hurts so much — and what to do about it. Rejections are the most common emotional wound we sustain in daily life.
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Some random notes I've written on the Ilab Simics project mailing list.
There are three types of changes to source code made by programmers during active development.
- No new features are added, no bugs are fixed; only renames of functions/variables, splitting/merging of files, adding/removing spaces and formatting etc. This is called refactoring. It is important to periodically restructure code to make it easier to work with it.
- No new features are added, but bugs in existing code are fixed instead. That is, changes are made to functionality already present but proved to be incorrect. It is called bug fixing. Typically, it should not be accompanied with renaming, or adding spaces etc — that is, with refactoring activities.
- Work is done towards adding new functionality, i.e., to make it do something that it never did before. This is called feature development. As above, it should not include bug fixing or refactoring elements.
The general rule is: a single commit should be either a refactoring, a bug fixing, or a feature development, but not two or three of them. The reason is that these three activities are different by their nature.
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With the staggering rise of social media users all over the world, and the increasing emphasis digital marketers put on SEO, an interesting question starts to emerge in the business world: which of these marketing methods should you use to grow your business. The answer is, there is no definitive answer, let's just get that out of the way.
Your ideal solution, however, will depend on your marketing goals. Let's take a look at the differences between these popular marketing tactics to help you better understand their purpose and potential in the online realm.
Brand awareness vs immediate conversions
Right off the bat, there is a distinct difference between the two that not many people notice immediately – social media marketing serves the purpose of improving your brand awareness in the online world, while search traffic is a better tool for generating fast conversions. They do complement each other, though, as SEO-friendly content is an essential part of your social media strategy.
Through likes, mentions, hashtags, and shares, people on social media will spread the word of your brand and help you gain the traction and recognition you deserve, but you shouldn't expect this to yield increased conversions, at least not immediately. On the other hand, visitors from search engines are more likely to make a purchase right now, but less likely to share or talk to others about your brand.
This is simply because search visitors are coming in with a specific goal in mind – they were searching for your products and services, and they are ready to purchase from you.
Monitoring engagement and making improvements
There is a need to monitor how each of your marketing tactics fairs in the online world so that you can safely improve your marketing game over time. When it comes to SEO, search traffic is highly-visible and very easy to monitor and report. However, it can be difficult to precisely determine the engagement rate.
On the other hand, an effective social media monitoring strategy can offer insight into solid engagement metrics you can easily track – such as likes, comments, mentions, and shares. Still, monitoring social traffic as a whole is not that easy to do. That being said, combining these two strategies and monitoring their performance will give you a comprehensive view of the overall success of your marketing efforts.
The different topics, styles, and formats
Content marketing is the name of the digital marketing game, however, not all marketing methods were made to thrive on the same type of content. In fact, content diversification is one of the most important methods every marketer worth their salt should use, as it gives you the opportunity to appeal to the different sensibilities depending on the platform and its audience.
Every platform on the web has its preferred content type. For instance, social media dwellers are more likely to engage with a piece of content that elicits an emotional response from them, while SEO-driven content should be more meticulously written, in a longer form and chock-full of useful information. One builds emotional relationships and the other rational credibility.
You can, therefore, tailor your content strategy per the marketing method you're using. Craft engaging imagery and infographics with compelling copy and descriptions to strike an emotional chord with your audience, but keep your articles long, in-depth and thorough, SEO-friendly, and authoritative.
Real-time results vs slow and steady
There are numerous reasons why social media marketing and SEO should be the two main marketing methods in your overarching digital marketing strategy. One of these reasons is that both deliver results but in very different ways. The other reason is that, out of all effective digital marketing methods out there, these two have the highest potential for reach, brand authority and awareness, and of course, conversions.
So, what are the results you can expect from social media marketing and SEO? Social media is a place where people from all over the world communicate with each other constantly, and therefore, it's a place where results can be seen within mere minutes. Posts appear in news feeds in front of a huge audience, and can improve brand awareness instantly.
On the other hand, SEO is more of a slow-and-steady participant in the race, gradually building up your online reputation and credibility with search engines, and helping you rank higher for relevant keywords. The former requires continuous effort to stay on top, and the results are short-lasting. The latter can take years, but every piece of SEO content becomes a passive source of traffic and builds brand authority.
Effort vs longevity and impact
Speaking of effort vs impact, it's safe to say that social media is a rich traffic pool you need to invest in constantly. Churning out engaging posts day after day, tailoring it to appeal to the varying sensibilities of unique audience types, and doing it all meticulously over months will eventually build a strong following and help you spread the word of your brand. That said, keep in mind that every action you take on social media will more likely than not be short-lived.
Search traffic, conversely, has the potential to be a continuous source of visitors. Once written and optimized for search engines, your content will continue to fuel your website with credibility and authority, both in the eyes of the relevant search engines and your audience. Remember, though, this doesn't mean that you shouldn't dish out stellar content on a regular basis – it just means that you can get away with fewer posts per week.
The verdict
By now, you probably gathered that both of these marketing methods are highly specialized and effective in their own right – so naturally, you should incorporate both into your marketing strategy. Use these distinct differences to your advantage, and craft winning content across the board for maximum engagement and improved traffic.
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If Marshall, Parker & Weber has provided services to you, chances are Jody Lose has been involved in some way. Jody has been an employee of the firm since 2000. During these 15 years she has contributed in many different ways in many different areas. Her systemized and detail oriented approach enables our office to provide high quality services to our clients and their families.
Among Jody's contributions: serving as a Case Manager and assisting our attorneys and clients with estate planning and gas lease planning; enhancing the firm's document and deed processing services; and working with the firm's Managing Attorney in the areas of human resources and accounts payable. A notary public in her fourth term of office, Jody also oversees our notary services and compliance with Department of State regulations. Prior to her employment at Marshall, Parker & Weber, Jody worked in the medical field for over 12 years.
Jody currently resides in Jersey Shore and (for those who are locals) grew up in the Harrisland area of Avis with grandparents living on either side of her. One of her fond memories was of her paternal grandmother making homemade ice cream. Sometimes it was a fruity version, but most often was coffee flavored. This must be where Jody's obsession with ice cream started. Anyone who knows her knows that she could eat ice cream anytime of the day or night! Breyers mint chocolate chip is one of her favorites. It is not unusual for her to have several half gallons stocked in the freezer at any given time.
Jody and her husband Randy met at the wedding of their best friends and have been married for over 30 years. But they did not start a family right away. They enjoyed camping and hiking together and attended many four wheel drive races. Randy and Jody actually had their own Jeep four wheeler with one of Randy's brothers and Jody drove it as well.
They lived for four years in the Oval area on a 20 acre farmette before having their first born, a son named Kyle. Very soon after came another son, Sean. These two were a handful growing up, as you can imagine, being only 18 months apart. It was not unusual for their competitive tempers to flare and the next thing you knew, there would be an all-out brawl right on the front lawn (how embarrassing, what did the neighbors think). Well for this reason and others, Jody and Randy decided they had their hands full until 8 years later came their last born, another son, Nate. Three wonderful sons that Jody would not give up for the world, who could imagine having girls!
Kyle is the mechanic in the family and currently lives in the Hughesville area. Sean is a diehard Penn Stater like his Grandma and Grand Pap Lose, but his heart is torn now as a little Buckeye since he is finishing up his first year of graduate school at Ohio States' Pharmacology Program. Jody and Randy could not be prouder. And then there is "little" Nate (because he is the youngest, not the smallest). Jody and Randy are kept very busy attending Jersey Shore football games and wrestling matches to see their youngest play.
Jody enjoys spending a lot of time outdoors in her gardens or by the pool. Any day not below freezing you could see her grilling outside on her deck. One of the first areas to shovel after a snowstorm is the deck, "make a path to the grill!" She also enjoys hunting, fishing, bike riding, motor cycling, and kayaking in the great Susquehanna Valley of Pennsylvania. If she is not able to get outside she loves being creative, sewing, quilting, or working on her stained glass projects. Jody and her husband are looking forward to spending more time with each other as their youngest finishes up his junior and senior years of high school. For their 25th wedding anniversary, they took a magnificent trip to the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas and can't wait to do more traveling together.
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The fan cover manufacturer has now completed its move from Tampa, Florida to Airxcel's facility in Wichita, Kansas. However, MaxxAir's St. Louis, Missouri aftermarket distribution center and Elkhart, Indiana OEM distribution center will remain open.
"It's been a smooth transition for both companies so far," said Pierre Briglio, Airxcel RV Group VP of sales & marketing. "MaxxAir is a great addition to Airxcel and we're looking forward to helping the business grow."
MaxxAir is the industry leader in RV ventilation. The company's louvered vent cover has sold more than two million units since its creation.
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DeLoach Private Collection Sonoma County Chardonnay 2016
Exclusive release from a 12-time Winery of the Year winner and "one of California's best producers of Chardonnay." (Wine Spectator) Made with prime Sonoma fruit and aged in fine French oak for extra complexity – perfect for your next dinner party.
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Sheer Unoaked Chardonnay 2018
As the name reveals, renowned winemaker Doug Roosevelt decided to leave this gorgeous California Chardonnay unoaked to allow its succulent, orchard- and tropical-fruit flavors to shine. A fresh, pure-fruited taste of the great 2018 vintage.
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Fine Form Chardonnay 2018
Dawn and Toby Forman may be big names in California's Napa Valley, but they've told us some of their favorite Chardonnay comes from their vineyards in Mendocino County. Taste for yourself with this elegant, oak-aged gem from the great 2018 vintage.
Coppola's Crisp Pinot Grigio
A Tavola Pinot Grigio 2018
You may know Francis Ford Coppola as the legendary director of "The Godfather." But he's almost just as famous for his tasty California wines, like this zippy Pinot Grigio. Get ready for loads of mouthwatering peach and lemon flavor.
Luscious Lodi Chardonnay
GFF Lodi Chardonnay 2019
The Kapiniaris family has made wine for four generations, in both their native Greece and sunny California. From premium Lodi and the great 2019 vintage, their stylish Chardonnay bursts with fresh floral aromas and succulent peach and mango flavors.
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River Rock Chardonnay 2016
Award-winning winemaker Matt Praetzel sourced the grapes for this smooth, oak-aged Chardonnay from one of the Russian River Valley's top estates (whose wines regularly win 90+ point scores). A vibrant, orchard-fruited taste of the great 2016 vintage.
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Ticking Clock Chardonnay 2018
If you need to slow down the always-hurried ticking of life's clock just a bit, we have the perfect solution. Enjoy a glass of this creamy Chardonnay – bursting with ripe, orchard-fruit flavor – from the Central Coast's great 2018 vintage.
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The Mission Santa Barbara Chardonnay 2016
Here's a top-vintage, barrel-fermented Chardonnay that's positively radiating California sunshine. An exclusive from the famed Miller family, it was made in tiny batches (and is only available for a limited time). Delicious with roasted chicken.
Golden Paso Robles Chardonnay
Douglas Fairbanks Chardonnay 2018
Famed for his athletic prowess, elaborate stunts, and zest for life, Douglas Fairbanks swashbuckled his way into audiences' hearts during Hollywood's silent golden age. Our tribute is this luscious Chardonnay from California's Paso Robles region.
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Belle Vigne Napa Valley Chardonnay 2017
Exciting find from top talent Richard Shelton and Napa Valley's stellar 2017 vintage. Richard crafted this barrel-aged beauty with premium fruit from Napa's coolest, Chardonnay-loving region, and it bursts with creamy peach and vanilla characters.


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Happy endings fizzle for Married At First Sight couples
DESPITE committing to continue their experimental marriages in the real world, all of Married At First Sight's couples have now split.
Last night's finale, which attracted a national peak audience of 1.826 million viewers, followed the three remaining couples on 'decision day' as they independently decided if they wanted to stay together.
The apparent happy endings were short-lived, with Channel 9 revealing today on its entertainment website The Fix that all six participants are now single.
Navy man Keller still holds out hope for a reunion with school teacher Nicole, who is taking a break from dating while things settle down.
"She's the one that I want," he told the website. "I feel like we are meant to be together, but I don't know if now is the right time."
Despite confessing love for each other, Bella and Michael split a few weeks after the cameras stopped rolling. Their split seems amicable, with both attributing their breakup to their differing lifestyles.
What will come as no surprise to viewers, Mark and Monica discovered they didn't have much in common and were better off as mates.
The result, no successful relationships out of five pairings after the other two couples split during their honeymoons, makes this year's season the least successful.
The show's previous two seasons produced two couples who are still together, with Zoe and Alex expecting their first baby.
Despite the strikeout, Nine announced last night it will produce a super-sized season featuring 10 couples which will air in February 2017.


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AFRICA WITH ADE ADEPITAN is a moving and educational BBC documentary series, whose first episode sees Ade traversing and learning about the lives and tribulations of various communities in West Africa.
In his new four part documentary, Ade sets out to discover how modern Africa is changing, paying specific attention to the roles individuals and small communities are playing. He has stated that his purpose for this was to redirect the narrative of Africa as a war torn and famine ridden continent and highlight the complexity and diversity of the people.
It proves compelling and explores a range of themes including what life is like for different groups in developing countries and the struggles placed on them by foreign and domestic governments.
He begins with Cape Verde, visiting a series of towns including one in the shadow of a volcano. Next he travels down the Senegalese coast, stopping off to explore various fishing communities and the historic Goree Island, a significant staging post in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. He then visits a footballing academy in the Ivory Coast before finishing the episode in Nigeria, visiting old friends in Lagos - a huge Evangelical Church, several refugee camps and the headquarters of an African tech-giant.
Upon watching the episode, it becomes difficult to see how this documentary stands out against the dozens of others that have explored life in Africa. Whilst his aim was to change the stereotype of Africa as an unstable and impoverished region, the episode nevertheless largely follows the familiar format of highlighting the suffering and political turmoil within countries and their historic oppression by Europe.
He spends significant time focusing on the issues of poverty in various communities such as the Senegalese fishing towns and the lack of state support for the poor in Nigeria. He also spends a good portion exploring villages destroyed by conflict in Nigeria.
Perhaps the most heart warming and original element of the episode is Ade's personal connection to Nigeria and his visit to the group of fellow polio survivors making a living on the streets of Lagos. This personal aspect and Ade's natural charismatic charm are what makes this series work and feel new despite following a similar formula to other travel documentaries.
His gift for communicating stories makes the episode easy to follow for those unfamiliar with Africa's geography or political context.
What the series seems to lack is a definitive theme or purpose as, despite Ade's stated aims, it can feel like a disorganised cluster of reports which vary significantly. At times it feels like a documentary on African sport, at others a historical report and at others it can feel like part of a charity appeal. Whilst something of a jumble, the episode does offer an interesting insight into the lives of various communities and individuals however.
It also clearly has a heart to it and Ade's passion is evident from start to finish and makes it worth a watch. It will be interesting to see whether the rest of the series is able to come together and deliver on its purpose and find an original angle.
- Watched on BBC Two. 03/02/2019


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Celine Dion Ready to Go Back to Work
After two years of retirement, during which she stood by her manager-husband, Ren Angelil, during his health crisis and had a baby, born just over a year ago, Celine Dion is ready to return to the working world. Speaking to Barbara Walters in a "20/20" interview that aired Friday, the 33-year-old music superstar unveiled a new song, "A New Day Has Come," and talked about her life, which includes fulfilling a reportedly $100-million contract headlining at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas starting next year. The break, she told Walters, was because "I needed to stop. I needed a balance in my life. I wanted a normal life at one point. I wanted to be home . . . I've never had a normal life," she said from her palatial Florida home. Speaking of her baby — the Angelils's son, Ren -Charles, who was conceived through in vitro fertilization — Dion said that he "is the extension of the love (Ren and I) have for each other … Ren -Charles is everything that we have accomplished together." Yet just before she was pregnant, Angelil, who is 26 years his wife's senior, was diagnosed with throat cancer. "Ren needed me with what he's been through, and I felt good about it. I can do something good, not only through music, but I can be a woman at home. I can be his wife. I can make a difference in his life." She also put to rest tabloid stories that Angelil lost some $10 million while gambling. "The truth is, it's not true. He's a gambler, but he's smarter." And his gambling doesn't bother her, she insisted. "I'm glad he is," she said, "because he mortgaged his house to make me do my first album when I was 12 years old. That's probably the biggest gamble he's ever done."


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2001 Yamaha Bear Tracker No spark
fightnred posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumMy 2001 Yamaha Bear Tracker will not start. I have narrowed it down to no spark. I replaced the coil and still nothing. When I was putting the old spark plug boot back on there were 4 pieces that came out when I unscrewed it. A very small flat disk, a small spring, a white cylinder and the gold grabber. I wasn't sure the order of these and don't know if it makes a big deal. I put them back in first the small spring, then the tiny disk. which came out in two pieces one almost the whole disk and just a chip. I put the big piece in and left out the chip. The white cylinder was next and the gold grabber screwed in. Is it the boot or a problem above the coil. Please help. I don't think it is the plug either. The one in the quad isn't brand new but it isn't an antique and I tried the back up plug too.
The Grizzly Tracker Video Thread.
OutlawGade posted a topic in ATV Picture and Video SharingHey guys. Starting a Grizzly Tracker Video Thread. [ame] [/ame]
1999 Yamaha Bear Tracker - Leaking Shifter Shaft Seal
vedder37 posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumTitle says it all. When I researched part it shows it does not exist anymore, discontinued. What can I do to stop the leak? Is there somewhere else I should be looking for part? The leak is coming from where shifter goes through seal, not around outside of seal between case and seal. Thanks.
I am looking for the service manual LIT-11616-BT-25. I know where I can buy one. I am more interested in a shared electronic version, or just some parts of the electrical section. I have a no spark situation and am trying to trouble shoot myself.
2000 Yamaha Bear Tracker - Bad Pickup Coil
marmster posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumI have a 2000 Yamaha Bear Tracker 250cc. I tried to get my machine running after storing it for the winter and there was no spark. After running through the electrical tests in the service manual it led me to the stator. I am getting a reasonable resistance for the source coil (320 ohms) but a bad reading for the Pick up coil (13000 Mohms). does anyone have any experience with just replacing the pickup coil. I saw them available on ricky stator. If anyone could provide me with some insight as to doing so that would be great.
Bear Tracker CV boot
captpfd posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumNew to atvs and just purchased a 2002 Yami Bear Tracker 250. Had a few minor issues but got it at a fair price of $1000. Bought a service manual over the weekend. It has a torn black cv boot. I have ordered one but was wondering how difficult it will be to replace and If anyone has any personal experience with this one. Thanks.
Bear Tracker 250 starter problem
bnjoplyr posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumI have a 2002 Yamaha Bear Tracker 250, and the starter motor doesn't work. It never had any trouble starting last Fall, but unfortunately the machine had to spend the Winter outside (removed the battery though & left it on a battery tender). I put the battery back in a few days ago, but there's no response from the starter. The engine will start fine with the pull rope. I just replaced the starter relay (complete with fresh fuses), and the battery has a full charge, but the sucker still won't start--it doesn't even click. The green neutral light is lit, and the headlight comes on (but doesn't go dim when the starter button is pressed, like a bad starter or solenoid might cause). The engine kill/run switch works fine (after I manually start the engine). I've re-seated all the wiring connectors I can find, that appear to be associated with ignition. Not really sure where to go from here, it's driving me crazy. It acts like a bad switch (starter button), but I pulled the switch and it looked ok (contacts were not burned, dirty or corroded). I've pulled off the rear rack and fenders, so everything is exposed now. Also, there's a good size wiring harness that leads into the case behind the pull starter (it's attached to two multi-pin connectors at the other end, under the seat)--I assume that's where the starter and solenoid are? If so, do I remove the pull starter to get at the starter motor? One other thing--and I don't know if it's relevant--when I very first tried to pull start the machine, there was no resistance on the rope whatsoever (just rewind spring resistance from the rope pulley), I pulled a few more times, again without resistance. So I put the machine in gear, rocked it back and forth a few times and I was then able to pull start it. But again, the thing sat out all winter, so who knows... Can anyone offer any insight...please?
2001 Yamaha Bear Tracker - Electrical Problem(s)
tnman posted a topic in Yamaha ATV Forum2001 Yamaha Bear Tracker..I bought it used but was very well taken care of, low hours and owned by an older fellow who just used it to ride around on his property occasionally. It was running great and all of a sudden began to sputter and backfire. It would start first time but only idle, could not open the throttle at all without dying. I cleaned the carb several times, put a kit in the carb. I checked for leaks in the intake and exhaust. Then I replaced the ignition coil but same situation. I purchased a new stator assembly and installed it, then had no fire at all. I put the old stator back in the bike and it started up but had the same problem I started with. I read in some blog where a person had installed a new stator and had to reverse the two wires on the pickup coil. I removed the pickup coil from the new stator and reversed the wires and it fired up and ran pretty good for awhile, didnt have the jump that it used to and would occasionally backfire and sputter but just occasionally. I had purchased a spark tester from an auto shop, which is a light that goes between the spark plug and the plug wire from the coil. I have noticed that when the bike is not taking throttle that the light on the tester will dim when I open the throttle and is described by the tester instructions to be something faulty in the ignition. I noticed that when the bike would die, while using the tester, that the light would still glow after the engine had died for 10 to 15 seconds. I was riding it yesterday and it would sputter on occasion, then started backfiring and dyed. The engine was not running, but the ignition switch was still on, I reached down to make sure I had a good connection with the spark plug and the plug wire and it shocked the fool out of me. Could a bad CDI module do this? I had installed the old ignition coil back on the bike because the aftermarket one I had bought looked much cheaper, so I thought it may have been breaking down, but unless I have ended up with two bad ignition coils, there must be another problem....any ideas?
2002 Yamaha Bear Tracker - Dirty Carb
Dennis03 posted a topic in Yamaha ATV Forumthe machine runs fine at idle but touch the gas and it dies, I cleaned the carb. and rebuild it but it does the same thing. any one no what the problem might be.
1998 Yamaha Bear Tracker - Upgrades
jhansen851819 posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumOwned this atv since new. I was 13 or so when we got this bike so it has had a rough life with no major work done. It smokes like crazy (blue) and has a bit of a rattle to it at idle. I am thinking this winter is the time to tear it apart and see whats wrong. Thinking minimum, I'll need a jug and piston set. Wondering what most people run into with these. I always thought it was a 98 but must be a 99 from the pictures I see of other ones and parts available. Will check vin soon. My questions are - - best place for engine parts - upgrade options - interchangeability also the tires are worn and the rims are all slightly bent on the edges, so wondering what other atvs that wheels/tires will fit mine If this has been covered please send a link.
2000 Yamaha Bear Tracker 250 - Electrical Probs
wnforehand posted a topic in Yamaha ATV Forumi am having problems with my 250 bear tracker. I recently rebuilt the top end and it ran fine for a while. now it will start hard and run but will not run at full throttle. when it reaches mid to high rpms it shuts off and when it comes back down to lower rpms it starts again. I put a new ricks cdi box on it but the new box would not send a spark to the plug. I put the old cdi back on and it started again. I exchanged the ricks box for a new one and got the same results, no spark. put the old one back on and it runs again. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks Norm
1999 Yamaha Bear Tracker Torque Specs Needed
RAY66 posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumI need help with the torque specs on the swing arm pivot pins for a 99 yamaha bear tracker. Thanks!
2004 Yamaha Bear Tracker carburetor setting?
EDUARDOFLORES2 posted a topic in Yamaha ATV Forumwhat are the carb settings for an 04 beartracker
Bear tracker weak spark
dave2 posted a topic in Yamaha ATV ForumHey folks, On my quad (250cc yamaha 4 stroke motor). It's actually a Jainshe Puma 250, but it's just a renamed beartracker. It seams like the spark is a little weak. Starts up and runs fine in warm weather when I don't need the choke, but as soon as you choke it, it has to start the first crank or it won't start without a bunch of sweat that ends up usually with a shot of ether. As soon as it starts and warms up, no problems until it sets overnight or several hours. When I pull the plug and crank it, it has a blue spark, but not the tuff guy look that you see on a car or lawnmower. The plug is gapped IAW the book (forget what it is at the moment). Could the coil be bad, or bad connections somewhere? Any ideas? Thanks, Dave