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--- On Fri, 2/13/09, Lawrence Borgens wrote: From: Lawrence Borgens Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Apology to the List To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com Date: Friday, February 13, 2009, 2:49 PM Dear KLR_DSN List, I sincerely apologize if you were "spammed" by our recent newsletter, "Trail Tips - February 2009". I have been involved in motorcycling for over 30 years and a member of this list for nearly a year now. During this time I have found the members to be a wealth of knowledge and information about motorcycling, dual sport and adventure riding. Occasionally I have even been able to add a tid-bit here and there myself. Our newsletters are designed to be a benefit to the dual sport and adventure riding communities. If you find that our newsletter is not what you are looking for then please click the link to unsubscribe from our list as I have no desire to waste your time. Again, I apologize if you were spammed by our recent newsletter. Happy Trails! Lawrence Borgens Founder cid:image002.jpg@ 01C80A67. C7C98080 Family Off-Road Adventures "Fun on Two Wheels!" AMA Charter #: 8058 AMA District 36 Dual Sport Liaison lawrence@familyoffr oadadventures. com 209.649.3633 209.939.0628 (fax) PO Box 8633 Stockton, CA 95208 http://www.familyof froadadventures. com/> www.familyoffroadad ventures. com ============ ========= ========= ========= ========= ======== [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

> > Dear KLR_DSN List, > > > > I sincerely apologize if you were "spammed" by our recent

> Tips - February 2009". > > > > I have been involved in motorcycling for over 30 years and a member

> list for nearly a year now. During this time I have found the

> a wealth of knowledge and information about motorcycling, dual

> adventure riding. Occasionally I have even been able to add a tid-

> and there myself. > > > > Our newsletters are designed to be a benefit to the dual sport and

> riding communities. If you find that our newsletter is not what

> looking for then please click the link to unsubscribe from our list

> have no desire to waste your time. > > > > Again, I apologize if you were spammed by our recent newsletter. > > > > Happy Trails! > > > > Lawrence Borgens > Founder > > cid:image002.jpg@... > > Family Off-Road Adventures > > > > "Fun on Two Wheels!" > > AMA Charter #: 8058 > > AMA District 36 Dual Sport Liaison > > > lawrence@... > 209.649.3633 > > 209.939.0628 (fax) > PO Box 8633 > > Stockton, CA 95208 > > http://www.familyoffroadadventures.com/>

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----- Original Message ----- From: Spike55 To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 5:47 PM Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Re: Apology to the List In these times of spam, identity theft, scams, spyware, 'worms', viruses, I'm always concerned by unsolicited e-mail. It may look legit but if you touch it, BAM! It also concerns me how easy it appears to be to 'mine' a forum's contributor list for their e-mail addresses. I guess you can put a yahoo, gmail, comcast, verizon, etc behind anyone's 'handle' and probably get to them, eventully. In the future, 'I'll call you.' 'Don't call me.' Don R100, A6F --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Lawrence Borgens" wrote: > > Dear KLR_DSN List, > > > > I sincerely apologize if you were "spammed" by our recent newsletter, "Trail > Tips - February 2009". > > > > I have been involved in motorcycling for over 30 years and a member of this > list for nearly a year now. During this time I have found the members to be > a wealth of knowledge and information about motorcycling, dual sport and > adventure riding. Occasionally I have even been able to add a tid- bit here > and there myself. > > > > Our newsletters are designed to be a benefit to the dual sport and adventure > riding communities. If you find that our newsletter is not what you are > looking for then please click the link to unsubscribe from our list as I > have no desire to waste your time. > > > > Again, I apologize if you were spammed by our recent newsletter. > > > > Happy Trails! > > > > Lawrence Borgens > Founder > > cid:image002.jpg@... > > Family Off-Road Adventures > > > > "Fun on Two Wheels!" > > AMA Charter #: 8058 > > AMA District 36 Dual Sport Liaison > > > lawrence@... > 209.649.3633 > > 209.939.0628 (fax) > PO Box 8633 > > Stockton, CA 95208 > > http://www.familyoffroadadventures.com/> www.familyoffroadadventures.com > > ======================================================== > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

> Horton Oliphant wrote: >> Posted earlier: >> >> If one actually owned and used a device that would take command of the >> Opticom systems on intersections, I'm sure it would be illegal. Other >> systems may be used in other areas of the country but at least in >> central Iowa most are Opticom systems. Google Opticom for more >> information.

> While looking for that on Google also do it for 'schematic for traffic > light changer' > or click here > > http://www.i-hacked.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=176 > > Of course I would never break the law and create on of these and test it > only to find > that it's not perfect and will only work if you are pointing DIRECTLY at > the.........oops > TMI.......................... > > Like I have said before, when I was working, leaving around 5;30AM, > would have to > wait, ALWAYS at only two lights, first on I would run or turn right and > right again, > the next one I would wait about 30 seconds double check both ways and > went right > through it, after all those lights are recommendations right? > > > > >