 replacement of the main and starter jets with larger or smaller sizes.
A SHBC 19.19 carburettor is also part of the MALOSSI reed-valve kit for the Ape 50 'Mix' and helps provide any 75/130cc tuning cylinder with added power. The carburettor itself is also available separately.
The kit is rounded off with the inclusion of a reed valve assembly with two openings including a VL 6 petal reed-block. These conversion kits can theoretically be included in the set up of any motor without any modification taking place. However, to fully exploit the potential of a reed valve conversion extensive, irreversible modification (disc valve sealing surface removal and inlet enlargement) must occur.
Conclusion : Comprehensive kit with all necessary extras for a reed valve conversion.
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1610910 (MALOSSI)
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The wins moved Winnipeg’s Peterman and Gallant, of St. John’s, N.L., into second place in Group B, just behind undefeated Scotland (6-0). The Scottish team of Eve Muirhead and Bobby Lammie handed Canada its only loss so far with an 8-4 victory on Monday. Thanks to Scotland’s excellent positioning, Canada chose not to throw Peterman’s last rock in a few of the ends due to risk of losing points.
“It was a frustrating loss to Scotland because I didn’t even give Joce a chance to throw any of her last ones,” Gallant said. “My draw weight was just off by a couple of feet and I thought they had a better handle on it.
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it makes sense though because i'm a native English speaker but my family is Hispanic therefore i know how to speak Spanish yet, regardless of this i was raised in American culture and my mind thinks in only the English language.

After i heard this cassette tape the first time i tried thinking in Spanish and i just couldn't do it. It made my brain tired. Interesting how the mind works :)Many of you know that in addition to running a technology focused communications agency (now with 23 exits in the last nine years) that I have a passion and deep, deep interest in wine that was nurtured some 26 years ago with my first trip to Santa Barbara's then just beginning wine industry. Over that time my interest has turned from simply enjoying a good bottle of wine, sharing them with friends to actually for many years writing about it. The whole thing started with an email chain called Road Reports that went to friends back in the 80's and early 90's. There was also the starting ground on the Compuserve Wine Forum, and then more and more writing with a list called WinePals and a supposed attempt at a wine blog called WineScene. Unfortunately, time and focus put my energies behind writing about VoIP, the growth of Comunicano, and other pursuits.
Recently though, with more time being spent at home, and more time to delve into wines over the past year, I've begun to really like wine beyond collecting again, and the idea of winning in that world too has become part of my mission in life, so not only am I out now for my clients to be winning in technology wars, but for myself in the wine war world. You see, by nature winning is in my blood.
"Ok Andy, you win the prize. Of the hundreds of Grenache events taking place around the world today, this one has the best line-up of wines of anyone I've seen or heard of."
So with that win under my belt, I felt that I can build a winning wine list. But, I never thought what would happen next was even possible. That being to make a winning wine.
As a matter of fact, since I first learned of the taste off that would include the 2009 Comunicano Wine Company "Double AA" Cuvee" that was being organized outside Montpellier, France by friend and languedoc wine industry professional, Bernard Bardou. Back in March three of the bottles of the wine that I made with Doug Margerum, winemaker at Margerum Wine Company were brought over to France by my wife, Helene Malabed.
One went to Domaine D'Aupilhac's Sylvain Fadat who has been an inspiration to me. Another was shared with Mark Williamson, proprietor of the famed Willi's Wine Bar in Paris and now winemaker with Evening Land in Oregon at times, as Mark has been a guiding light to me in wine for many years. But the third bottle was given to Bernard, who has been a friend for half a dozen years and has perhaps the best knowledge of Languedoc and Roussillion wines of anyone I know. Sometime over the summer he cooked up the idea of having the wine tasted in a blind taste off against other wines made with predominantely Syrah like the Double "AA" Cuvee is.
My standing joke to friends was "yeah, and like with the famed Paris tasting of 1974 California Cabernets...." the American wine will win. Yeah. Right.
Well, it's true. Of the wines tasted blindly against, which included wines made by famed French producers the Margerum/Abramson made wine that was assembled on morning after Doug's birthday the day before in 2010, won.
"Better than a North Rhone : The Aromas of a Fruity BURGUNDY, the general balance of a St JOSEPH and the 3D Volume and emotion of a Rare LANGUEDOC....What a Mix, but simply the Best 2009 bottle!!!"
I've just opened your AA Syrah....What a beautiful very fruity nose...without any reduction!
could you please give me back the détails of the assembly and idea of the soil (terroir) and the vinification + grown up...?
We have tasted 7 different syrah and the Number 1 is...Yours! so amazing, on the fruity blackberry, as fruity as a Pinot Noir...! Thank you!
So what does this have to do with VoIP? Well at the 2010 IT Expo in Los Angeles at the so called "Andy Wine Dinner" which I put on thanks to the encouragement of friends like Rich Tehrani and Scott Kargman, we poured the first six bottles ever bottled of the wine. Many people that night remrked how well they liked it and actually preferred it over others. While I blushed, inside I was beginning to think they may be right.
Well, Bernard's tasting proved they were. And to all who have tasted it, and to all who will, I say "Merci"
To all who encourged me to do this, to Doug Margerum for really being the winemaker who guided and steered the process, and to the person who started me on the wine road, my old friend the YAS-Larry Yasner, I really say, THANKS. This win is for all of you too.
P.S. The wine is a blend of 98 percent Syrah, 2 percent Grenache. There's some Viognier in the base blend of the 20 percent Uber co-ferment. Net net..this is a wine made to be like a Northern Rhone.Profile of the Puerto Rican architecture firm Arquiteg - Architects & Planners, led by Victor M. Villegas-Duran. More
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Do you know hard it was to try and line up this ad featuring Kerry Livgren of Kansas sportin' a kick-ass'stache so it would fall on the last blog post in November? Best thing about that moustache? It has aged like good wine!
When this ad appeared in the March '78 issue of CK, across the pond, UK readers were opening up their March issue of International Musician to find that two-page "Seven hundred and fifty words..." ad I had just blogged about. Although the two appeared at approximately the same time, they couldn't have been more different from each other.