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Michael Brady Use my name as the (Name) then hit vote 4 minutes ago · Can You imagine? what a great importunity Mission: Small Business℠ http://www.missionsmallbusiness.com Chase and LivingSocial are awarding $250,000 Grants. Vote for your favorite small business at http://www.missionsmallbusiness.com. Miramar, General Contractor-Ex-Tex Residential Builder-Handyman Services the page you get to gives your 2 options ( click on the right one) The next page will give you Company Name, Entire my Name Michael Brady (hit vote)
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First it was Ed McMahon, then Farrah followed by Michael Jackson....but now its Billy Mays the Oxy Clean man! What next??
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Michael Jackson Died at 50 R.I.P.
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Got my new to me bike home from the friends storage garage! De-registered the midnight and registered the new blue! Got a bit of a ride.....only 5 miles....love it! Michael....she is back on the road and looking good! Got some goodies to hang on ...light bar on front, highway pegs from Michael and my stuffed soldier bear and mounted police dude! Life is good although the weather here has been cra double p! And more good news....looks like my midnight is going to a fellow venturerider...I wont say until the deal is done. John Byrum....if you are out there....that beautiful midnight still will be around in all her glory! It will be babied like you wouldnt believe! Gotta work tonight so off for a nap! Back to your regular station! ok....I'm a little excited!
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Well went and picked the new road* today. I had one before i got the venture and I that it was a big boy. Well after the venture This thing felt like a toy for the first few miles. The FI has been a improvement over the 05 I had. After riding it for a while I remembered how good it handled around town. It is going to take some getting used to but I think I am going to like this bike. The one thing I did not like right off the bat is no Idle adjustment.Well I hope I can keep up with you all this year on the rides. Now it time to hit the corben seat site. Michael
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Seven minute video that's worth watching. Turn your speakers up. If you don't like patriotic tear jerk things don't watch this. It's a 9/11 tribute. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZFkZiwMLZ4]YouTube - Hero performed by Michael Israel in New York[/ame]
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OK folks, I got an email from one of our members Michael F. Kerr. Michael lives in San Diego and is having a problem with is '83. Here is the message. His user name here is Michael F. Kerr so you can PM him at that name. My faithful "Black Beauty" is showing her age. She's an '83 gen 1. I've been plagued by an oil leak I finally traced to a leaking cam cover gasket. This was surprising, as the engine was just re-built a while back, and the cam cover seals were new. Long story short: As you know, each of the eight cam shaft hold down caps has a cast in, threaded, boss where the cover bolt threads in. On one cap, this boss is broken off, don't know why, although the aluminum isn't the best looking I've ever seen. A poor casting combined with age, I suspect. Another is stripped. I suspect it "popped" just as I let up on the torque wrench, and I missed it. Or maybe it was marginal, and heat expansion did the deed. So my question is: are you or any of the other riders aware of a Gen 1 engine being retired and "pieced out"? I looked at the online parts manual, and they, the caps, don't seem to appear as a seperate part...probably because the cam bore would have been line bored at the factory with the caps in place when the engine was built. So maybe someone knows of some laying around? If I can find a few I can get them sized here, and I've found very good steel inserts to re-thread all the existing 6mm holes. -
On the MMRSV in Nacogdoches, Texas? 'Seen it twice now, but unable both times to stop or turn around? Lowell/WildHair, who knows everybody who owns a Venture in the entire State of Texas, may know (but, nobody knows where HE is?). If you're on the board, give us a holler? Michael
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He was a good buddy of mine in High school, I just got the news. Soldier from Norcross dies helping others Michael Hullender, a medic, is killed in Iraq By D. AILEEN DODD The Atlanta Journal-Constitution The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Published on: 05/02/07 The U.S. Army will award two posthumous medals to a Norcross High School graduate killed over the weekend while serving in the war on terrorism. Sgt. Michael Hullender, 29, was killed when he stepped on a bomb in Iraq. The medic was helping fallen soldiers when he died, military officials said. "He is receiving a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart,'' said Maj. Dennis Hilpiper, a mortuary case manager with the U.S. Army based in Alexandria, Va. "The military will present those awards to the family.'' Hullender is the son of Ren Hullender, a former Fine Arts Department chairman of North Gwinnett High School. The educator retired last year after a long career with the Gwinnett County Public School system. He was looking forward to pursuing his doctorate. "It was a dream deferred because he was a single father supporting his (children)," said Richard Siegesmund a UGA, associate professor at Lamar Dodd School of Art. "He really sacrificed for them. Michael was so important to him. It's a grievous loss." Michael Hullender was planning a wedding in 2008. Now, his family is making funeral arrangements. Military officials are preparing to fly his body home soon. Michael Hullender will receive a military burial with full honors. Flanigan Funeral Home in Buford is handling the arrangements. Burial will be in Broadlawn Memorial Garden. Friends of the Hullenders at Norcross High School and at the Lamar Dodd School of Art at UGA say they are waiting to help the family in any way the can. "We are a very tight-knit group," said Siegesmund from UGA. As a first-year doctoral student Ren Hullender had made a name for himself. They day before his son died, Ren received a departmental award from UGA for his outstanding work as a classroom teacher. Siegesmund has taken over closing out Hullender's classes as he mourns the loss of his son. The dad's studies are on hold. Again. "The pain around this is immense at this point," Siegesmund said. "We are standing by to do what we can."
