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No plan, no research....Australia, here I come.
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I cannot see anything, my ears are ringing and I cannot move.
My eyes are streaming from a mixture of petrol,sweat and rancid mud that has forced its way past my shattered goggles.From what I can gather in my groggy state, I am lying facedown in very deep mud and immobilised with a heavy weight across my back and a rather potent mix of blood and fuel seems to be scenting the air.
Several minutes of gradually gaining my bearings seems to come up with the conclusion that my lower body is trapped under my bike, my right arm is not responding to any instructions to move from where it is beneath my chest and apart from being able to lift my head up and spit out a mouthful of blood/mud/petrol...all I can do is flail my left arm around.
The temperature is just below 40 celcius, I am on the Oodnadatta trail in Australia about 150km from the nearest habitation and have not see a single living soul on the track in the last 8 days apart from the trail ' Servo's ' fuel stations.
Instead of trying to get some use out my years of military training and coming up with a solution..... a single thought creeps into my head, maybe I should scrawl some last....deep meaningful message into the mud, for when somebody finally finds me....something like...
I would love to say that this trip that I did back in 2008 to 2009 was something that originated from some noble ideal to interact with people,travel and immerse myself in foreign culture or even some charity driven event to help others.....but I would be lying.
It was simply a ' great ' idea that sprung into my head when I was looking for a solution to ' where the heck can I go for 6 months ' , so I did not get hammered by the British tax system after returning sooner than expected from working in Iraq and Kuwait.It eventually turned into one of those cliched " life changing trips " but that was not the original aim....just a very welcome side effect.
This consisted of no more than the following checklist, done within a week.
1) Get Visa.
2) Pack rucksack with summer bike gear ( Australia never gets cold ! )
3) Wear the bulk of my motocross gear on the plane, to save luggage weight/cost and to also live out my robo-cop fantasy.
4) Book one way ticket to Melbourne.
5) Hire a Suzuki DR650 for 6 months, pickup at Melbourne.
6) Shave my head bald, so that I can ride faster and save weight.
I left the Uk at the end of October 2008, a bit of a tearful goodbye at Gatwick from my dear old Mum and Dad..( .having only seen me for a week since working overseas ).
The absolute shambles of the British airport security system was then my first hurdle of the trip, 3 hours before the flight is the time to report.About and hour and a half, the airport checkin decided to open and then it was an absolute delight trying to get all my gear on board.
" why is there body armour in the bag "........checkin girl. ( motocross armour )
" I am a nervous flyer "...... me.
" why have you got big boots and stuff on "........checkin ( wearing bike gear )
" I'm Batman " ....... me.
Finally got onto the flight and with out a doubt it was the best I have ever flown in terms of looking after the customer...Cathay Pacific..I salute you.
Even better, they had the entire series of Man vs Wild with Bear Grylls.....which I watched back to back the entire trip and constituted my entire research on Australia and found that they have very big and dangerous spiders which is awesome as I hate spiders and apparently you can drink your own urine 3 times before you die from toxic shock....who says you can never learn anything from TV.
Finally landed at Melbourne late at night after a pleasent stop over in Hong Kong where I stretched my legs and have a very nice egg and bacon sandwich for a few hours....and more hilarity setting off all the alarms with my robo-cop suit.
Claudia was waiting for me at melbourne, nice girl who works for the company who I hired the bike off. Picked me up at the airport and put me up for the night, to be ready for the morning for all the documents and bits and bobs that need signing before I dissapeared into the outback with one of their bikes for half a year.....I didnt get too much sleep due to my obsessive hunting around for camel spiders....a habit that I picked up in the middle east.
They may not have camel spiders in Australia, but they do have camels and that was good enough for me....if you have ever seen a camel spider up close, you will understand the horror that these abominations of nature inspire in most people.
The start of the mis-adventure
First thing in the morning I took a stroll into town and put my well researched travel plan into action.
One of the service stations had a Australia Atlas that would prove to be my navigation aid until I found something better.....in truth actually riding down roads at random proved better as it was a tourist map that consisted of nothing more than big arrows saying ' Here be dragons ' and ' big desert ' and other intricate detail.
Then it was time for collecting the bike.
I had been told so many stories and advice off people that it would be an absolute nightmare to fly my own bike out ( BMWR 100GSPD ) and clear customs with it/insurance etc, that I just gave up on that idea and took the easy route and hired the Suzuki DR650.
The little fella was sat waiting for me, a new and low mileage Special Edition DR650 fitted with Hepco and Becker panniers and a smattering of tools and items laid out on the floor around it.Suggested routes for touring and contacts and sundry other items were all ready and the paperwork proved painless. A lot of the items I decided to leave behind that proved too bulky or of no obvious use and pretty much said my farewells and heading south....the plan being to head for Melbourne and find a spot for the night in my tent.
Suzuki DR650 Seats
Suzuki DR650 seats are designed by a masochistic git who must have spent years of travel to find materials that in no way or form offer comfort to the backside of a rider...70kms is all it took for agony to set in and then a constant acrobatic display of riding on one bum cheek and then another and standing up to stop the pain....DR650 seats are hideous, a granite slab would be an improvement.
In the morning, the decision that dictated the entire course of the trip was settled by nothing more than a flip of the coin, Heads and I would head west along the Great Ocean Road or tails and I would head east towards Brisbane.
In hindsight this proved to be a rather nice play by the hand of fate as no more than 4 days later Brisbane was hit by the biggest storm in living memory, with vast swathes of the area under water and several fatalities.....and also an omen for the weather that I was going to face ahead.
Australia is never cold
Somewhere in my extensive peperation and planning I seemed to recall that Australia never gets cold and I would require nothing more than lightweight gear....the sort of gear that would be ideal to wear in Spain in summer for example, in fact the only riding gear that I had with me.
After a lazy week of milling about about places like Anglesea, Torquay and Barwon Heads, equipping the bike with a rather spiffing homemade GPS navigation system...that consisted of a $99 car navman hardwired onto the bike battery..a clear sandwhich box to mount it in...foam and several tie wraps I was faced with the rather uncertain challenge of high winds and snow falling horizonal across the road....Snow in Australia?....- 5 celcius ?....absolutley no warm riding gear ?
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Homemade GPS....worked without fault and was 100% accurate, cost $99.
Great Ocean Road...bloody freezing.
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I have worked in some of the more interesting places of the world and the one that springs to mind is several winters working as an engineer with the United Nations in Bosnia in the early nineties..This is what I would call ' proper nippy ' when you add the effect of the howling windchill.....with the right gear I never suffered any problems.
However, on the Great Ocean Road I was suffering a severe case of sense of humour failure and also possibly freezing to death partly because I was still used to working in + 40 celcius temperature from the middle east andpartly because of my ill thought out special Australia riding gear.....so bad that I had to pull over at the first chance at what fortune would have, was a backpackers hostel.
As any male knows, and I do not care how metrosexual or enlightened they are, this applies to us all.....if you pull into a backpackers hostel and see about 10 teenage to early twenty female backpackers watching the grizzled biker turn up, you suddenly forget your aches and pains and possible frostbite....and just calmly park your bike and saunter up to reception as if the biting winds and atrocious weather are nothing to bother us manly bikers at all. ( even though we are in real physical pain )
The weather cleared up after four days, but as the hostel was a cracking place and consisted of spending the days impressing/lying to the captive female audience about my daring days as a camel spider wrestler and drinking games at night.....this 'recuperation' turned into well over a week.
No photos to be posted here....as we are all too civilised on this site, and no-one wants to see loads of teenage girls having their photos ruined by a bald,bearded biker during their nightly parties.
Nice girls.
Hehe, nice.
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Great Ocean Road
This road is simply stunning. This is one of those areas that can have an effect on you, even an old grizzled git like me, if you have a tight timetable to travel this route.....be advised that you will need to revaluate that timetable.
The road itself is very good condition and has none of the bike devouring potholes often associated on the travellers trails,There are regular places to pullover and just stop and drink in the view.
Long swooping corners, tight switchback corners, dozens of kilometres of utter bike heaven if you push your speed up above the tourist 5 mph. steep gradients and fast, then slow sections that can prove quite technical....I thought that I had outgrown my sportsbike days, but this road brought it all back........Ahead of me I could see a couple of Yamaha R6's grinding out on the corners, I started to draw in the distance to them until I was sat just behind them, and sat on their tails for the next 10 km.
They were quite possibly upset that a little DR650 with panniers and off-road tyres was keeping up with them, and it was without doubt silly of me to really push myself and the bike on a road like this....but what the hell.
I then turned round and did the best parts of the road another couple of times.
Word to the wise, watch out for other tourist's....they tend to slam on the brakes and pullover with no warning or tend to travel in convoys like snaking caravans trying to fend off the bandits with safety of numbers.
You need to have a play on this road.
Small World
You will have to indulge me a little during this road trip tale, as I will admit that I am pathetic when it comes to peoples names and place names....I have worked with people for 10 years and unless they have a pretty wife or daughter, still cannot recall their names....its me, I am rubbish.
I have a routine that I use of trips and that is the routine of random chance.
This amounts to nothing more than having a rough destination in mind and maybe a rough date if time is not important, but the route and method of getting there is open to whim,chance or flip of the coin.
Riding along the great ocean road, I glimpsed a track going to the right up into the hills...looking like nothing more than a logging track. Its real name escapes me now, but it humoured me at the time as it was something like Dead Donkey/Dog Road or something and that decided the route.
A few hours of light left and I decided to take this track and see what is what, not much more than a gravel,dirt track it meandered up into the hills hanging above the ocean and eventually went up into the cloud line. Heavy forest was the predominate terrain from now on until it suddenly opened up into rolling hills and farmland.
Long story short. I met a lady who was cleaning up outside her cottage and I thought would be ideal to ask directions from, we spent the next 30 minutes nattering.
Sarah had emigrated to Australia from England 20 years ago to live with her husband on this farm, the town she came from was only 6 miles from where I live back home and we actually knew a few people in common,.
She got an gossip update from home, and I got a mug of tea and some scones and cream...fair trade.
I traveled NZ in the same way, although in a small Ford (I think at its core it was an old Mazda 323). I had to do a lot of backtracking when the road ended at a gate to someone's house, but it's a great way to travel.
Attack of the Spiders.
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I am an ugly man, I am also an ugly ex-squaddie and tend to pride myself on not being a indoors type of person.I can deal with most deprivations without moaning and do not need lifes luxuries to function, however some things still trigger me off.
Big freakin spiders the size of your hand that can actually kill you is one of those trigger points, call me silly but I hold no ill to any living thing except big freakin killer spiders.....and people from Sheffield, but thats another story.
Waking up in the morning and seeing a plate sized monstrosity sat on top of my tent ( outside it thankfully ) ellicits an immediate neaderthal like response from me......in fact for those that know me, the response is very similar to when someone tries to take food off my plate.
I whipped out Sasha and gave a robust swing and with a resounding ' BOING ' sent the offending spider into orbit......maybe the same spider that got into the international news after falling out of the sky in France...Australia to France, thats quite a hit.
# Best point out that Sasha is my army shovel, that was brought along on the main purpose of launching spiders into the low stratosphere #
I have a routine when setting up camp in any area, let alone the forest I was in.
1) Keep all equipment off the floor.
2) check entire area for nasties
3) prepare area, ( anything that can damage tent )
4) Build tent
5) move all equipment into tent.
Sounds simple, but you got to get in the habit of never putting anything on the floor.
Number 2 needs special mention as this envolved me making lots of noise and trampling around, to ensure anything around knows I am there......very much like someone doing the Irish river dance while wearing motocross boots.
Food...this is the rough amount I carried on a day to day basis.
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Due to the weather turning wet and very cold, I stopped off and bought a piece of equipment that was possibly one of the best items of clothing that I have ever bought.
A Kakadu Ranchers coat, the kind of thing that the Aussie, American cowboys wear when horseriding. It is made from heavy grade wax cotton and although heavy, proved to be a perfect bit of waterproof,windproof clothing.Also doubled as a very effective blanket on cold nights.
Another major plus point is it made you look like a reject from a Mad Max film.
A nice slow pace was put in place to continue up the ocean road, because of the need to constantly divert and explore and stop to take photo's....if you sped along this siezable road you will miss a huge amount of hidden gems.
To be 100% honest, another main consideration for the slower pace was that I had discovered the delights of backpacker hostels and the welcome novelty of people being friendly and of like mind.I met many,many people even on this stretch of the trip and in the interests of international relations I humbly concentrated most of my diplomatic missions on the German and Dutch girls.
I have always had a soft spot for German girls, having been stationed in Germany as a Soldier....first in Hameln for 5 years then later in Fallingbostel for another 4 years.( In fact I was engaged to a German girl for 4 years ), Its not that German girls look much different, but its their attitude and the way they carry themselves that I like....anyway I digress.
You would have thought that being stationed in Germany would give me a good grasp of the language, however you would be wrong....every German girl I went out with spoke perfect English and always spoke English.
However I did pick up the Deutsch phrase for......" I am an underwater Tank driver with hot sause in my underpants " ...and how to order food and drink, so it was not a total loss.
Dutch and German Girls......I salute you.
Great story. I enjoyed reading it and I'm looking forward to the next part.
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|Sun, 09-20-2009 - 9:09pm
I was all set to wean. I went down to 2 pumps/day and now I'm back up to almost 60 min/day again (went as low as 45 min/day). I'm only 3 months post partum but was only planning to pump for 6 weeks then 8 weeks.... Little did I know that I couldn't just stop cold turkey. How long can I go on like this? I am now down to about 16 oz/day (almost all from the left side - 12 oz).
I think I have at least a month of milk in the freezer (using a family member's freezer too) - maybe more.
Is anyone else having a hard time quitting?
|Mon, 09-21-2009 - 2:34pm
I have been trying to quit for 2 months now. I am almost 8 mo PP was going to stop at 4, then 6, and am still going at 2 pumps. I went down to 2 when I joined work at 5 pumps and figured I will jsut dry up. But I used to pump 45 min each so I didnt. I am down to 25 mins in the morn and 15 in the evening and today was the first day I when I am likely to get less than 20 oz total. I had given myself until this weekend to drop the evening pump and then couple more weeks to stop completely but looks like it will just happen on its own.
I keep thinking I will stop but I think of swine flu and all bad things and it gets SO hard. I have about 3 months of milk in the freezer, and I know I will do my best to protect LO and anyone can get sick anyway. I know I will stop pretty soon but it is so darn hard!
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our story is so similar, i was @ 2 pumps for a while except I had to pump 40 minutes each and used to get about 40 oz total. I am so thankful for that because that encouraged me to keep going. I am at 8 mo now and I really think I am ready to get my body back. The swine flu scare got to me for a while too but then bugs are always going to be there and BM is no guarantee. I have frozen stash of about 2000 oz, not nearly as much as you do but it will take her to about 11 months easily. I think I will be done in the next couple of weeks and while I am sad, I am really excited to get my time back to be with LO!
p.s. one of my friends is in canada and they told us about the year off for maternity. they were shocked that my husband doesnt get any paternity and that i only got 5 months (2 mo were unpaid though) - which all my US friends think is so generous :).


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WASHINGTON - The Georgetown University men's tennis team competed at the VCU 4+1 on Friday in Richmond, Va., at Virginia Commonwealth University. The Hoyas fell to Campbell University, 3-2, and lost to the host Rams by a 5-0 decision. It marked the first competition of the spring schedule for the Blue & Gray.
Against Campbell, senior captain Charlie Caris (Des Moines, Iowa/Theodore Roosevelt) defeated his opponent at No. 1 by a score of 6-3, 7-6 (3). Sophomore Danny Khanin (Baldwin, N.Y.) then won, 6-2, 6-1, in the No. 3 position, but it was not enough as Campbell was able to pick up the necessary points.
In the loss to VCU, Caris was the lone Hoya to win a set taking the first from his opponent at the No. 1 spot, but eventually falling 3-6, 6-4, 10-7.
Georgetown will be back in action on Friday, February 1 at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pa. The Hoyas will face the University of Toledo the following day.
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Manon Lescaut in Lyon
If you want Italian opera go to Italy and hope for the best — like conductor Daniel Oren's Manon Lescaut two years ago in Genoa.
After the horrors of Jagoš Marković's production of Le Nozze di Figaro in Belgrade, I was apprehensive lest Nabucco in Serbia's second city of Novi Sad on 27th October would be transplanted from 6th century BC Babylon to post-Saddam Hussein Tikrit or some bombed-out kibbutz in Beersheba.
First Toronto, then Houston and now San Francisco, the third stop of a new production of Puccini's La bohème by Canadian born, British nurtured theater director John Caird.
Every once in a while Los Angeles Opera presents an important recital in the three thousand seat Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
This third revival of Laurent Pelly's production of Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore needed a bit of a pep up to get moving but once it had been given a shot of 'medicinal' tincture things spiced up nicely.
Founded in 1996, Samling describes itself as a charity which 'inspires musical excellence in young people'.
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Maître à danser: William Christie and Les Arts Florissants at the Barbican, London, presented a defining moment in Rameau performance practice, choreographed with a team of dancers.
The most memorable thing (and definitely not in a good way) about this performance of Le Nozze di Figaro at the Serbian National Theatre in Belgrade was the self-serving, infantile, offensive and just plain wrong production by celebrated Serbian theatre director Jagoš Marković.
Should looks matter when casting the role of the iconic temptress for HD simulcast?
Maurice Greene (1696-1755) had a highly successful musical career. Organist of St. Paul's Cathedral, a position to which he was elected when he was just 22 years-old, he later became organist of the Chapel Royal, Professor of Music at the University of Cambridge and, from 1735, Master of the King's Music.
Yet another Tosca is hardly exciting news, if news at all. The current five performances have come just two years after SFO alternated divas Angela Gheorghiu and Patricia Racette in the title role.
What an enjoyable opportunity to encounter Dvořák's sixth opera, Šelma Sedlák¸or The Cunning Peasant!
Whether biblical parable or mythological moralising, it's all the same really: human hubris, humility, sacrifice and redemption.
Opera Rara brought a rare performance of Donizetti's first opera for the Paris Opera to the Royal Festival Hall on 4 November 2014, following recording sessions for the opera.
Bass baritone, Luca Pisaroni, known to opera lovers throughout the world for his excellence in Mozart roles, offered San Diego vocal aficionados a double treat on October 28th: his mellifluous voice, and a recital of German songs.
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Any Florian Boesch and Malcolm Martineau performance is superb, but this Wigmore Hall recital surprised, too. Boesch's Schubert is wonderful, but this time, it was his Liszt and Strauss songs which stood out. This year at the Wigmore Hall, we've heard a lot of Liszt and a lot of Richard Strauss everywhere, establishing high standards, but this was special.
The weather was auspicious for Wexford Festival Opera's first-night firework display — mild, clear and calm. But, as the rainbow rockets exploded over the River Slaney, even bigger bangs were being made down at the quayside.
The cast of supporting roles was especially strong in the company's new production of Mozart's matchless masterpiece
The company uncorks its 40th Anniversary season with a visually and musically satisfying production of Johann Strauss Jr.'s farcical operetta
If you want Italian opera go to Italy and hope for the best — like conductor Daniel Oren's Manon Lescaut two years ago in Genoa.
May this caveat lay to rest all complaint that the new Manon Lescaut just now unveiled in Lyon had little to do with anything that resembles Italian verismo and melodramma.
If the Genovese Manon Lescaut belonged to the conductor, the Lyonaise edition went to the director, Lluís Pascal — though its conductor, Kazushi Ono, did make brilliant music. And this Manon Lescaut disproved the notion that Puccini's first masterpiece is a fragile one. If it could survive Mr. Pascal's treatment it can survive nearly anything.
The production is brilliant. Spanish theater director Pascal lavished a theatrical gloss over Puccini's four brutal episodes in the rather brief but quite eventful life of the Abbé Prevost's eighteenth century heroine, Manon. It was witty theater, the bold emotional strokes of verismo replaced by heady concepts — the mind was stunned with striking images.
Each of Puccini's acts is a decisive action — deceit and flight, boredom and theft, deportation, and lastly death in the deserts of Louisiana. For metteur en scène Pascal it was all theater. Act one was evoked by a circus ringmaster. This was des Grieux' friend Edmondo sporting the signature white tie and tails. Act two was a quotation. Manon starred in a sumptuous made-for-TV pastoral complete with the dowdily dressed Andrews Sisters crooning off-camera (radio is not visual). Act three was easier. It was a public parade of hissing prostitutes. Act four was the end of the line, Manon and des Grieux blasted by the light of an a vista (in view) large theater spotlight hammering home that all this could only happen in theater since we now know that there is too much water in Louisiana anyway.
Like in theater Mr. Pascal's setting was functional rather than descriptive. Trains and tracks brought actors on and off the stage, save in the salon act where a motorized cart carried the camera. The desert act was the end of the line — train tracks terminated at a lone buffer stop, or bumper (the familiar shock absorbing structure you see at the end of tracks in train stations). This small structure on a bare stage served valiantly to absort the throes the dying Manon in her over-the-top sola, abbandonata, io, la deserta donna when in fact des Grieux had merely gone off to find some water (the desert horizon sky split discretely to let him leave the stage). Otherwise the splendid, svelt Manon, Bulgarian Svetla Vassileva sang the entire act flat on her back on the floor, resplendently.
To put it lightly tenor Misha Didyk gave it his all to the point that in the third act it seemed he was giving too much, and we feared that the several months between this performance and his promised Hermann in Lyon's Pique Dame (April) would not leave enough time for him to regain his vocal composure. To put it mildly the several physical scenes with Mme. Vassileva seemed like they might possibly be quite real. Mr. Didyk is the same handsome, blond Russian who played des Grieux to Karita Mattila's Manon in San Francisco.
How you might ask did the Puccini score fit into all this. Conductor Kazushi Ono enriched and enlivened the orchestration by emphasizing its coloristic details, reveling in them and then catching up with Puccini's punch by effecting dizzying accelerandi for the final moments of each act.
Maybe Lluís Pascal got it right. Opera is a circus.
Flip back to Genoa a couple of years ago. The show was all in the pit. While conductor Daniel Oren is hardly Puccini, he can embody Puccini's music pure and simple. On the podium he may at first be immobile, but he soon stomps and jumps, emitting grunts and snorts. He sings along (in good baritone) in the big numbers while expansively pulling his orchestra together to emote in one huge voice along with his inspired collaborators on the stage. He then appreciatively applauds his singers right along with the applause of a thrilled audience. Mo. Oren is a phenomenon.
These artists keep us coming back for more.
N.B. The Lyon matinee audience (January 24) did not indulge itself or the performers by applauding the arias.
Michael Milenski
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A second 53-year-old man also came to the woman's side and called 911.
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While they may have remained in the news for the last two months, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have actually been thousands of miles apart.
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I toats agree with face, what's everyone gonna do when the saga is over???
I dont get it they either are together or they are not i dont see the big deal tbh people should either leave them alone or stop making up conflicting stories! some people are so obsessd
i soooooooooooooooooooo hope that rob n kris get married n have some cute babies cause they r such a good cuple
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I like if Kristen Stewart married with Robert Pattinson !
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I like if it is really not lie !
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I love them 2gether..... they are a beautiful couple.... but if it isz true ppl need 2 bak up cusz they won't tell anyone if they are 2gether....... ppl keep puttin their 2 sencesz in and messin thingsz up.... leave them alone....
i am so fucking happy that they are back together! they are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo perfect for eachother! i almost cried when i read a magizine at safeway that said they broke up! i almost fuckn cried!!! i am so happy that they are back together!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yay finally they should be (im jelous of kristen cuz she gets to date someone so nice/hot!
I love them getting back together even if its TRUE or not true i will belive it because they make such a good couple. And i agree with cato people REALLY need to BACK OFF but some peole are just go insane when they see celebrites i would probaly scream if i saw the TWILIGHT cast but i wouldn't go all insane... and she is not pregant she is to young and if they did get married and have kids they would have very cute kids if you ask me and they would have a lot of cameras everywhere almost anything that they did it would suck but i just don't see Kriten and Robert having children but they would make very good parents.When ever there is something about TWILIGHT or kristen and robert i jsut freak out.and who needs a picture so if you where watching tv and you where the only one home and it said something that your parents would want to hear and you tell them they need a picture to belive you... think about what you saying people..


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Do you have any other DCs still in place?
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Bit of urgent help please.
Just added a 2012r2 domain controller to the domain.
Moved all 5 fsmo roles across to it.
However when people try to logon now it says "there are no logon servers to process your request".
I can't browse to \\xxxx\netlogon either -- but it was there before i ran dcpromo on old 2003server.
Any ideas?
Do you have any other DCs still in place?
I assume this "However when people try to logon now it says "there are no logon servers to process your request"." is when users are trying to authenticate from their devices? Can you log directly onto the new 2012 DC?
Try pulling the ethernet out and using the cached profile.
You may be able to get in to look at whether it's trying to connect to the old server...
are the new servers global catalog servers?
I take it you can log in to the new server? I assume from transferring your FSMO roles and running dcpromo on the old server it's the only DC on the network?
That being the case, first thing to check is that DC replication completed before you removed the old DC. I take it all user and computer accounts appear correctly in the new DC?
Next check would be DNS. You don't have anything in DNS that points to the old DC do you? If so, remove it. You need to go through DNS with a fine tooth comb, some of the entries can be pretty deep.
Also, check you DHCP settings. Are they giving out your old servers IP for DNS? If so your clients are looking in the wrong place thus the error.
If that doesn't fix it, have you tried logging into a computer as local admin and then re-adding to the domain. Just in case the trust relationship has gone belly up?
I'd be 99.999% certain on a DNS issue, either rogue entry in DNS or DHCP giving out incorrect IP for DNS.
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Thanks everyone.
Correct there is currently only 1 dc (the new 2012 one). Everything replicated fine and all accounts are in AD on new machine. The new dc is a global catalog. Will double check fns and dhcp tomorrow as i can log onto the dc directly no problem
Possible there are just some old entries in DNS and ADSI Edit (worth a check to see if your old DC persists in there) and clients are still pointing to them as a result.
DCDIAG would be worth running as any references to old DC's would show up in there.
OK found the cause of the problem. We also have an admin domain which about 5 staff used. I've joined there pc's to the school domain but the admin server still is running until next week. However when I've done ipconfig on a client on the school domain the admin domain has given there IP address out -- there is a 1 way trust rom admin to school.
Any help on how to solve would be appreciated -- can i just remove DHCP from the admin server?
The DNS Server setting in DHCP was also set to old server -- gee I must have been tired yesterday when I did this
Not a good plan to have two independent DHCP servers running that can dish out IPs without some rules in place about specific ranges and DNS integration. You should be able to switch the other DHCP server off, so long as your main DHCP server will cover the full range of addresses that the other served.
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Three Alarm Radio
Debra Rowe's original chamber music and piano sketches. Tonal and user friendly!
All 80s All The Time! Playing the BEST music from the BEST decade of music, the 80s! Featuring all of your favorite Top 40 hits from the 80s without commercial interruption! Contact us anytime at email@example.com
Dark Dirges for The Twilight Lands: Neoclassical, Neofolk, Gothic, Apocalyptic, Mediæval and Martial Industrial with a twist of Classics and sprinkled with relics of ages past.
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