
I still love this fairing and gonna refine the look during this winter, plus some further issues I´d like to change.
BTW I´ve also designed a rear swing arm independent passenger floorboard solution.
If someone is interested gonna send you pics.
Thanks for the pics, Mike; very informative!
Hey, Rammike! Did you make that strut from the steering head to the front of the fairing? That looks like a very neat piece of work! Any pics showing the fairing mount along the bottom? Is that bracket clamped to the engine guard/crash bar?
And a general question for anybody--see any problems mounting the Vetter to an '06 D?
Thanks, Joe. Keep ya'll posted.
thanks for the flowers, it was a lot of work to convert this bike into a bagger, and I´m still not finished my project.
My former bike was an Electra Glide, so I´m a bit spoiled, but this conversion is the best two worlds, like a drug to me!
Sobiesky 22, the upper bracket is a combination of a homebrew steel frame mounted to the fairing, and a converted neck bearing clamp bracket from a german supplier.
The lower support is a converted Kuryakin clamp fixed to the crash bar.
Not a big job to design this!
If you need any more details, please let me kow.
I thank you for your letter of 10 February, and for the eight copies of [The Society of the] Spectacle received since then.
Seeing the explanations that you have amiably transmitted to me, I withdraw my unjust critique of your secretary.
In case there is time before the announced reprint,[1] I can correct four or five small typographic mistakes that remain from the first edition. But they hardly have importance.
Perhaps one might also note somewhere 6 or 7 thousand [copies have been printed]. Without pretending that this is a best-seller [English in original], one might give courage to the reader by showing that this text isn't too hermetic. I will let you be the judge.
[1] Printing was completed on 3 March 1969.
[2] On 24 March 1969, there appeared in Le Nouvel Observateur an advertisement with extracts from the press, of which the longest, signed Pierre-Henri Simon (of Le Monde), said: "A small staff of theoreticians publish a secret and prudently menacing journal of their apostleship of subversion... to destroy an essentially inhuman society... from Paris to Moscow, from New York to Peking."
[3] Rest of letter missing.
Who or what was the organization behind that campaign?
That was the weirdest video I've seen since the last weirdest video I've seen.
I guess this place is just perfect for my honeymoon.
 When She Tossed It In The Microwave? COOL!
Question: Why is the question most frequently asked by women about how to learn to control our fate?
Answer: Controlling our fate is what the wisdom of Kabbalah engages in. Men are more interested in the purely egoistic question of whether there is life after death. Women are interested in the more sublime question of how we can control our fate. This is indeed a female question.
My teacher Rabash used to say that a man has many opportunities to enjoy this world; he enjoys even if he just looks at a woman, while a woman doesn’t have any pleasure when she looks at a man.
In other words, a woman needs a more convincing argument for her existence. She cannot simply feel pleasure by anything, and this is the reason that a woman in our world embodies a much deeper egoism than a man.
This is what the psychological difference between a man and a woman comes down to, the male and female inclinations and their self-fulfillment.
The self-fulfillment of men and women can be one when they connect and are incorporated into each other, and it is through the right connection of their internal attributes that they can attain unity. It isn’t when they merge but when they remain different and increasingly more opposite and at the same time connected above their differences in order to attain the upper goal.
Today, Monday, 4 April, Operation Lucan detectives arrested three men and charged them with various criminal offences. The men are interdicted Royal Virgin Islands police officers who had been implicated in corruption allegations.
Operation Lucan is a National Security Council operation which was initiated after allegations of serious police corruption were received.
The three men will appear in John’s Hole Magistrate Court.Hi Mamta, I've just bought a Crock-Pot CSC051 Express Electric Pressure & Multi-Cooker, 5.6L, and would like to use it to msk your curries with it.
I know you state in many recipes a pressure cooker can be used but I'm wondering what if anything I need to change using this cooker, can you help?
Wow! Crock-Pot CSC051 Express Electric Pressure & Multi-Cooker should change your Indian cooking, along with every other type of cooking. In India, almost every family has a pressure cooker, even many people who live in makeshift huts and single rooms. A pressure cooker saves on time as well as fuel.
I am not familiar with this cooker, but there is only one way to learn :). Does it have a manual that gives a rough idea of times for various things like meats, beans, desserts? That would be a starting point.
Most dals, chickpeas, beans that take a long time to cook on a stove, will be done in minutes under pressure. In my recipes, I have given times for the old fashioned pressure cookers with a weight placed on the top vent, like Prestige and Futura. I have several of them, in different sizes. I don't have the modern ones.
I also use slow cooker for many things, like dals, meats, chicken curries, stews, Kadhi, rice pudding etc.
One pot curries where you put everything required together (no frying of onions etc) and leave to slow cook, come out great in slow cooker mode. For meat curries, follow the directions for casseroles and stews in your accompanying cookbook.
For dals, start by giving 5 minutes under full pressure for whole dals like Urad and less for things like chana dal or chana-urad mix. Chickpeas take much longer, up to 30 minutes in my type of pressure cooker. They must be soaked for a few hours before cooking, to reduce the cooking time.
Meat and Chicken curries cook lovely in a slow cooker, so use that mode. They are easy to over cook in a pressure cooker, especially chicken.
I am sure that you already know that Kidney beans must not be cooked in a slow cooker, they need pressure cooking to neutralise the toxin phytohaemagglutinin.
Rice pudding is delicious in either and quick in a pressure cooker, slow cooker cooked one being creamier.
I am sorry that I can not answer you more precisely, having never used one of these. If your cooker does not include a book, may be you could get one? It seems that Ninja Foodie has written a few, though I have never seen one myself.
Enjoy your new cooker and please let me know how you get on with it. It will definitely save you a lot of kitchen space to have an all in one pot.
I have had pressure cookers, but don't use them any more.
As regards cooking times, there is a rule of thumb which says that for an increase of 10°C, reaction times are halved. So a stew cooked at 90°C takes twice as long to cook than one at 100°C, and pro rata.
A pressure cooker running at 15psi will allow water to boil at 121°C, so a curry cooking at 100°C will take a quarter of the time to cook at 120°C.
I would normally cook meat curries at 90°C, so a pressure cooker is of no use to me, as, when the temperature of meat increases, it squeezes out more water, and leaves the meat tougher. However, I see the need to cook pulses more quickly, especially in India, where natural fuels are scarcer/expensive.Here is what I believe happened:

&gt;Ukraine on Thursday accused Russia's armed forces of shooting down one of its fighter jets over Ukrainian territory, marking Kiev's most direct accusation yet of Moscow's involvement in the separatist conflict in the country's east.

&gt;The accusation came hours before a Malaysia Airlines plane carrying 295 passengers and crew crashed while flying over the east Ukraine region of Donetsk.

&gt;A Russian military plane fired on and downed a Ukrainian SU-25 fighter jet that was flying over the town of Amvrosiivka in Ukraine's Donetsk region on Wednesday night, Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council Spokesman Andriy Lysenko said at a briefing.

http://online.wsj.com/articles/ukraine-accuses-russia-of-shooting-down-fighter-jet-1405600196

That morning, the Ukrainian government were claiming Russian aircraft were crossing the border and had shot down a SU-25 the night before. The government wanted to get proof of this alleged activity so they sent BUK missiles to the region (the rebels do not have jets) in an attempt to shoot down a Russian jet while it was in Ukrainian territory.

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