Hey what’s going on everyone? Today, I am giving a shout out to one of my favorite Japanese motorcycle manufacturers, Kawasaki. Many of you may not know this but Kawasaki also supplies Tube Trains to major metropolitan cities like New York. You can check out the article here. They also produced the most untamed, wild 1,000cc motorcycle to this day, the 2004-05 Zx-10r.

Here’s to your continued success Kawi! We salute you.

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Hey, what’s going on everyone? It’s been a while since I updated my little section here and thought I’d let you know that the IPM team has recently accepted Tim Lincecum of the San Francisco Giants’ Ultimate pitching challenge sponsored by Redbull. Wow, that was a mouth full.

Anyways, the rules are pretty simple: duplicate Tim Lincecum’s unique pitching style, or impress him with yours. So, here are my entry, Graham’s and Paul’s. Enjoy.

The most accurate pitches actually came from Graham. You heard him in the video, he can throw.

Be sure to head on over to on.fb.me/TimUltimate to cast your vote. Some of those kids have cannons for arms!

You can also submit your own, just make sure they are under one minute. Entries are accepted until September 16th and voting begins the day following.

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Hey, what’s going on guys? The good folks over at CqWen ordered up a review of their site today. At first glance, CqWen looked like it may have started out as a blog that offered tips and tutorials about MAC OS, drivers, servers and Linux. It has since evolved beyond those topics.

While still in blog format, there are a few main categories that the page focuses on, but even with those, basically anything goes there. So, if you are into the Internet, Money, SEO, and just about anything remotely related to those topics, you’ll probably find something you like on the site.

While browsing through the site, it was a bit reminicent of the old John Chow SEO blog, you know, the one teaching you how to get rich off the internet while making a bundle himself? But CqWen expanded his categories, much like other ambitious John Chow copycats. Why? because the pie was already split so thinly that people were not making nearly as much as the original.

Don’t get me wrong, the SEO tips on the site are still valuable. Check them out for yourselves.

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Hi guys, how’s everything going? We are good here at IPM. We are putting the finishing touches on our 2011 Annual print issue, so look out for that early next year. Get your ads in advertisers!

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Hey, what’s going on guys? I am sure you have all heard about Anthony Graber, the 25-year-old Maryland motorcyclist charged with invading the (ahem) privacy of a state trooper he filmed during a traffic stop with his helmet cam. Here is the video below in case you haven’t:

Since April, Graber’s case has become a national cause among libertarians. The Maryland National Guard sergeant was speeding down Interstate 95 on his Honda CBR1000RR. A man in a grey sweater jumped from his car in a traffic stop and pulled a gun on Graber, ordering him off the motorcycle. He then identified himself as a Maryland State Police trooper Joseph Uhler.

Graber was recording the stop with a camera mounted on his helmet. After posting the videos on YouTube, police raided the Graber’s home, taking four computers and eventually arresting him on a charge of violating Maryland’s wiretapping law for recording the trooper’s voice without his consent. The maximum sentence is 16 years in prison if convicted.

The prosecutor behind the charges recently stated that police have a right to privacy. That police officers can expect some of the conversations they have while on the job to remain private and not be recorded and replayed for the world to hear.

Seems like a double standard to me. How is it that evidence gathered with devices such as police flashlights that double as cameras, are used constantly against the public? And yet, anything that holds the police accountable for their actions is automatically thrown out or labeled, “privileged?”

What are your thoughts?

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