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Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)Ciao Warren!!!!! Hi Guys!
First of all....PHOTOS ARE AMAZING!!!! WOWWWWW!!! Thank you for your informations about Canberra and surroundings, now I have to decide which route to go to the east coast, if I'll pass from Canberra surely I'll use your tips! Really, it's incredible the beauty of your photos! Thank you for suggestions about the tree highways and I think I'll follow your opinion;) Don't like trucks! What about this route?? I'll land in Melbourne, visit of the city and then Great Ocean Road, instead to return to east towards east coast I'll follow towards Adelaide (without visit the city) and then up to Broken Hill and I hope the real Australian's outback. Then Dubbo, Orange, Blue Mountains National Park & Sydney. Later I'll make the east coast. In the last days I was thinking to the opportunity to bring with me a GPS or not. Seeing the roads I have decided to not bring any instrument, only paper maps created at home with Google Maps or similar. In the last trip I did in this way and the result was excellent! You think will be enough to travel around Australia?? What about my outback experience?? Last edited by Montgomery Brogan on Sat Oct 15, 2011 10:23 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Bring warm clothes Monty - it's going to be very cold on that route. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)I understood it was hotter in the inland areas, also during the winter! Cold during the day or in the night?? Could be a good idea to sleep in the little towns along the road. If there are! I have to study the route. But what about landscapes?? Could be a solution to taste the outback?
In the next days I'll buy Lonely Planet "Australia". The "cycling" version wasn't so good for me, I downloaded some chapters with maps and indications but I'm not satisfied. In the classic version I'll find many informations about interesting places and what to see. With the guide and your precious suggestions will be more easy to build my route.
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)I've said it before - in July..... skip the Great Ocean Road
Try Adelaide, then you have lots of roads to choose heading into the SA Mid-north. Mix the country roads with the Mawson Trail. It's mostly suited to a touring bike -lots of gravel roads of various quality, leading you eventually to the near-outback experience of the Flinders Ranges. Just skip the first bit out of Adelaide into the Mt Lofty Ranges - extremely steep. My tour heading north from Adelaide - follow on pages for the next 3 weeks. We rode it in May/June - cold in the Barossa Valley at night but lovely days and warmer up north in the Flinders Ranges. Some bits can get 'orribly muddy after rain Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)Il Padrone, that's a lotta mud! Were you running mudguards at the front? There's so much mud I can't tell!
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Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)Yes, I had mudguards. They were a large part of my problems this day. That's my front mudguard strapped on the back of the bike. The next day I had to remove the rear guard as well. Later when we got off the Mawson trail I refitted the guards.
On this one short section of the Mawson Trail, the red mud was so bad, such a gluey mess, that it clogged up the guards and even the front forks and rear chainstays, stopping the wheels from turning at all. At one point I was removing the bags (all six) carrying them on 200m, then returning and carrying the trailer and then the bike !! Rinse and repeat I almost set up camp for the night to wait for the mud to dry out, but did press on. 3kms took 3 hours Lesson: never ride outback red clay tracks after rain. Wait at least 2-3 days. Note, Montgomery Brogan. This is not normal for the Mawson Trail. One section was a mudbath after rain. Most of it was reasonably good quality gravel roads. The hard shale track north of Wilpena Pound (single-track and double-track) was a true delight to ride, through native pine woodlands with the panorama of the Flinders Ranges. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Interesting! I need GPS to do it? As I said I would prefer to do my trip without. It's clearly marked?
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)A flyer on the Mawson Trail is here. You might find a GPS handy but certainly do not need it to ride the trail. There is a very thorough set of maps with detailed notes and historical information available from BikeSA here. You could make a pretty good effort in riding the trail just by using commercially available road maps (as we did) which have the route of the trail marked fairly well on them. We did miss the trail turn offs in one or two places, but still got there. There are quite distinctive and informative trail signs along the way that are helpful to guide you.
In some places they were really thorough signboards, but mostly smaller direction markers The trail does wind about quite a lot (900kms and we took 3 weeks to ride it, where a direct route could take as little as 4-5 days on the roads) but most of its winding and loops take you to scenic and historic sites and attractions. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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No, it is colder inland during winter. Look at the chart I linked - you will see that overnight temps along your planned route will average just above zero in July. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)Perfect! Thank you Il Padrone I'll keep in consideration also the Mawson Trail and for me would be perfect the first leg from Adelaide to Burra, then I could leave Mawson to continue to Broken Hill...only a question, on the BIKESA site is clearly indicated as Mountain bike trail...will be ok my Kona Sutra??
Ronk, fortunately cold don't worry me I'm a strange italian..I prefer cold at hot! Of course I'm not looking for a frozen holiday but also in my last trip towards Scandinavia and Arctic Polar Circle the temperatures were the same you told me. During the day 10/12° and in the night also 0°. Sometimes I slept in tent and sometimes in cottages of camping. I'm more worry for rain honestly. What do you think about Barrier Highway towards Broken hill, Wilcannia and the east coast?? I read many good opinions on the web.. p.s. You are ALL very kind with me, if one day you will come to Italy and in Tuscany, I will be more than happy to bring you to discover the most beautiful places in my region!!
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Mountain bike or sturdy touring bike. The Kona Sutra should be fine. You might want to make sure you have some wider tyres on it - I ran 26x2.00 mainly for later riding in Central Australia, but some 1.75" tyres would have been fine for the Mawson. The Kona Sutra is 700c so I'd say you could see about fitting some 40mm tyres and you'll be fine. Even 35mm would be quite rideable for most of the Mawson (maybe not the section north of Hawker to the beginning of the Morolana Scenic Road).
The Barrier Highway has never grabbed me as an ideal touring route. It's a long flat ride through very open barren country, but it's a major transport route = lots of trucks. But I've only driven the section from north of Burra to Broken Hill, I haven't cycled it. Maybe it really is good cycling ??
Planning to tour Italy in 2013 myself at this stage, so I may take you up on that Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Warren, I'm going Off topic but, can I ask you which is your reflex photo camera?? For my great travel I need a new camera. Australia deserve the best!
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Hehe - well I would expect that you are accustomed to cold weather, but many visitors have the same misunderstanding about the inland. Yes, it is warmer than the coast in summer - but not in winter. If you are properly prepared and don't mind camping in frost, it won't bother you. The warnings have been to alert you to prepare with appropriate clothing and equipment. The Barrier Highway? I have crossed it once, by car. I wouldn't want to cross it by bicycle as it would probably be (to me) one of the least interesting parts of Australia. You, as a visitor may find it otherwise, but I don't think it is anything like Scandinavia. This is what you can expect to see, for kilometre after kilometre. Some of that red (ish) dirt you are dreaming of can be seen here. No cottages or hotels to stay in, just nothing for hundreds of kilometres. To give a helicopter view of the route, on this map click the 3D button on the left in the driving directions. You may need to click the pause button to let the aerial photographs render. Since you propose to go as far north as Cairns, the plan that comes to my mind would be to get a train to Warnambool and ride the GOR back toward Melbourne, cross Port Philip Bay by ferry at Queenscliff and follow the coastal route to Queensland where it will be warmer, then take an inland route to Cairns. This would get you off the Bruce Highway, which is not a nice road for cycling. Like this perhaps. Even inland Queensland will be cold overnight but the days will be very pleasant. Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)mmhhh... also using Street View is clearly showed...hundreds and hundreds of nothing.
Surely to do GOR (with the disappoint of Il Padrone! I'm ready to all weather conditions for GOR ) from west to east and then follow the coast toward Queensland and, as you said, warmer temperature could be a good option. I have already seen Bruce highway in Queensland.. I think where will be possible I'll choose secondary inland roads to go to north.
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)Hi.
Previous posters are remiss in not warning you about Drop Bears. 120kg landing ona bike already loaded up with rider and gear can make for a very bad holiday. You will find what you need to know on the Australian Museum site at http://australianmuseum.net.au/Drop-Bear After that you should check out wikipedia. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drop_bear) Unchain yourself-Ride a unicycle
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)Of course. And the hoop snakes as well - bowling down the road.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Thanks for that Ron. I wasn't aware of this cool feature in Google Earth. Andrew
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It's a new feature, only added quite recently, but invaluable for surveying routes... Cycle touring blog and tour journals: whispering wheels...
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Thanks for the precious informations, I assure you that I just bought a ton of Vegemite and toothpaste ..should be enough to survive. Also in Italy we have an animal similar to Drop Bear...we usually, to save us, we go around with Fusilli on the head
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Here some random photos for you! The last 2 days trip along the Appennino Tuscany countryside Tuscany countryside Vallombrosa Vallombrosa Pratomagno Ice on the top of Pratomagno (Tuscany) 1600 mt. s.l.m. Tuscany and its delicious food The refuge at 1400 mt. s.l.m. Ice on the top of Pratomagno (Tuscany) 1600 mt. s.l.m. Pratomagno mountain. 1600 mt. s.l.m.
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I think is the better solution but....on the railway web site there is written that bikes can be carry only if there is space available?? Do you know if I can do a reservation for the bike? I talking about V/lines, in service from Melbourne to Warrnambool. Monty
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)No, you cannot book your bike onto the train. That is only possible for large groups (> 12). There is no charge for bikes so V-line has no qualms about saying "sorry we can't carry your bike"
But travelling solo you will have little problem getting your bike into the guards compartment (luggage space), especially if you are travelling on a weekday. They can easily fit 6-7 loaded bikes as long as you are politely determined towards the conductor that it can be done. Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)sorry but I don't understand...if I go to the station, buy the ticket and later when I take the train there is no space for the bike what I have to do?
Re: Hi friends! Australia 2012 is coming;)Like I said, you'd be very unlucky for that to happen, even on a holiday weekend. On any weekday service you will get on - 99.95% certain. The luggage compartment is large enough to pack 12-13 unloaded bikes into - heaps of space for your one bike. Any luggage there already could be loaded up onto the fold-down shelves. You are at the mercy of the conductor however - most are fine and some will give you and your bike special treatment, some seem to be a bit unaware of the fold-down shelf and how to efficiently pack bikes into a confined space (eg,. top to tail), and then there are the very few who are 'luggage-nazis' (won't let any part of the bike go outside lines painted on the floor, "why didn't you book for the bikes?"). I'll say it again - there is no facility to reserve space for a bicycle. But travel with bikes on the trains still works well. You will be OK to travel to Warnambool. The Great Ocean Road is a very popular tour and thy're pretty used to taking bikes on the train down there.
In the extremely unlikely scenario that you don't get on, you'll just need to take the next train. You can change over your ticket at the booking office. This couple had a good time travelling in SE Australia. We toured with then for a long weekend. Last edited by il padrone on Mon Nov 07, 2011 7:54 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Why Blogs?
Why Blogs?
Blogs have been around for almost a decade now, yet many professionals in health care have failed to recognize their value. Judicious reading of some of them can help in understanding current and potential developments in the health care industry, and can even help clinicians provide better care to patients.
The term "blog" is a truncated blend of the words "web" and "log." It's a noun, but it can be used as a verb: to maintain or add content to a blog.
Wikipedia, a kind of people's encyclopedia, tells us that "a blog is a Website where entries are written in chronological order and displayed in reverse chronological order." A blog may specialize in news or in commentary.
If you've only heard of blogs from the consumer press, you might think they consist entirely of blather about pop culture and outrageous fulminations from the political far left and far right, but the fact is, there are many serious, well written blogs, and the major health care issues of the day are discussed on blogs — before, and more extensively, than they are or could ever be discussed in academic articles.
There are now, by one count, over 70 million blogs in "print." I will focus on increasingly popular health care blogs, some of which function as more personal online diaries. A typical blog combines text, images, and links to other blogs, Web pages, and other media related to its topic. The ability of readers to leave comments in an interactive format is an important part of most blogs. Blogs are most often textual, although some focus on photographs (photoblogs), videos (vlogs), or audio (podcasting, although the term can refer to video as well), and are part of a wider network of what are called "social media."
Relevance of blogs
So why are health care blogs important to physicians, pharmacists, and health care executives? Clinicians can gain valuable insight as well as having an opportunity to express their views on medical and health care issues, which frequently have intertwined moral, ethical, and legal concerns. The interactive format allows rapid responses and provides valuable feedback and commentary not available through traditional media.
Because blogs are increasing the visibility of what has been termed "citizen medical experts," consumers are using these tools to share tips about treatment and care giving, and increasingly relying on them for straight talk about health issues.
Following the mantra of "consumerism" (in health care, the word conveys the idea that individuals should have greater control over decisions affecting them), consumers are taking on increasing importance. Depending on the situation, this can be viewed as empowering patients or "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing." Regardless, physicians are likely to be presented with information from these sources.
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Although no one knows how many medical blogs exist, it appears there are hundreds, frequently with names that hint at the content. Some are mainstream, others more obscure or underground. Some are specifically targeted to other physicians and health care professionals. Others are aimed at consumers.
Once you find one that is valuable to you — and you will — you immediately have suggestions on others to check out, because bloggers often like to provide links to blogs they favor.
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DB's Medical Rants is aptly named. Virtually all issues in medicine and life are fair game. This is a well-read blog celebrating its fifth birthday this year. DB is the nickname for Robert M. Centor, MD, an academic general internist. As he explains on the blog, DB (he uses it both upper and lower case) stands both for Dr. Bob and da boss.
Musings of a Dinosaur ("A family doctor in solo practice; I may be going the way of the dinosaur, but I'm not dead yet.") provides interesting insights into the conflicts between the old-world doctor and new-world technologies.
Jacob Reider, MD, an associate dean and assistant professor of family medicine at Albany (N.Y) Medical College, has been blogging since late 1999, when there were only a handful of sites devoted to medical issues. His main interest is the educational value of these sites, and he uses his own blog — Family Medicine Notes ("Occasional notes from a family physician") to document his self education, keeping detailed notes about patients and things he learns in the practice of medicine.
The Antidote: Counterspin for Health Care and Health News ("Casting a critical eye on health and health care news and policy") and Effect Measure ("A forum for progressive health discussion and argument as well as a source of public health information from around the web that interests the editor(s)") are self-explanatory.
Medpundit has commentary on medical news by a practicing physician who uses a pseudonym to avoid offending his or her patients.
Blogborygmi ("A digest of developments in the life of an emergency medicine resident") hit the mainstream by appearing in American Health News, a weekly newspaper of the American Medical Association.
There are other blogs from mostly individual physicians and nurses on a variety of insightful to silly topics, including RangelMD, Feet First — Musings from the Disenchanted Doctor: An Unscientific Blog, Doctor ("Commentary on medicine in current events, current events in medicine, and of course, a little fun too."), Head Nurse ("Brain on the top, spine down the back"), and Doc Around the Clock ("A mostly lighthearted but sometimes serious view of medicine, politics, ER, and other miscellany"). Scutmonkey Chronicles ("Commentary on health care in general, life as a medical student, and issues of concern thereof"), by a fourth-year medical student, has some interesting points of view.
A Chance to Cut is a Chance to Cure is the aptly named blog of a general surgeon; Trust Me, I'm a Doctor ("Because you don't have many conservative medical options") offers critiques of newly published clinical findings — and then there is Trust Me, I'm a Mental Doctor. A retired urologist shares her opinions on The Hormone Diva.
Blogs on the pharmaceutical industry, such as Pharmalot, are a topic by themselves which I will leave for another time.
Managed care blogs
Although many blogs address managed care issues, I could find only one dedicated more or less exclusively to managed care. There are many interesting and balanced points of view on Managed Care Matters by Joe Paduda, principal in a consulting group for the health care industry. Topics include health care cost containment, health policy, health research, and medical news for insurers, employers, and health care providers. Paduda undertakes a fascinating and crucial topic in one series of posts — consumer decision making about health care. HealthBlawg by David Harlow, a lawyer, also deals with managed care.
Health policy blogs
Health Affairs has a specific section devoted to blogs from the staff and outside contributors; each provides space for feedback. In June, Michael E. Porter and Elizabeth Olmsted Teisberg were responding to comments about their new book, Redefining Health Care.
Uwe Reinhardt, Gail R. Wilensky, Alain C. Enthoven, and Drew E. Altman also have contributed.
Health Care Policy and Marketplace Review reviews the latest developments in federal health policy and marketplace activities in the health care financing business.
And The Health Care Blog ("Everything you always wanted to know about the health care system but were afraid to ask") is a well balanced blog addressing many issues in health care, and is considered one of the most influential blogs in the health care industry. Michael Millenson, a fellow member of Managed Care's editorial advisory board, is a recent contributor to the Health Care Blog, and so is Maggie Mahar, who has written for this magazine. Matthew Holt, who runs the blog, was the subject of a long interview in Managed Care (Matthew Holt: Internet Pundit Thrives on the Biggest Issues) in July 2004.
Consumer-oriented sites
Many blogs are found on major consumer health sites. Take WebMD's Community Blogs, where "Our health experts sound off with personal and provocative views on today's health trends, research, and news." There are 29 blogs covering a wide range of clinical and nonclinical topics.
Revolution Health has Dr. Val & The Voice of Reason. She writes "Revolution Rounds: This Week's Best of the Health Care Blogs" and on many other topics.
General health blogs
There are many more general health care blogs than are devoted to specific topics. Health Care Basics by Nancy B. Finn focuses on issues relevant to the health and well-being of consumers by discussing such topics as why personal health records are important, how to protect health information, how to manage medications. This blog has some very practical tips.
The Patient's Doctor ("Helping patients and doctors talk to each other") is a unique site focusing on maximizing this relationship.
Healthy Mind, Healthy Body explores the relationship between the body, the mind, and health. It deals with spirituality, meditation, mindfulness, exercise, proper nutrition, and self care, and how these help keep body and mind in harmony to maintain health.
Medvibes ("Medical information in plain English") is an easy-to-understand medical blog about basic medicine as well as the new developments in medicine and how people can benefit from them.
The Doctor Weighs In is where doctors write about fat, fitness, health, and longevity from a medical point of view. Posts on this blog deal with evidence-based medicine and links between obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, and hyperlipidemia.
Blogs on blogs
An interesting article on Medscape, "Entrepreneur Uses Medical Blogs to Leverage Change," relates discussions with Dmitriy Kruglyak, the entrepreneur who created the Medical Blog Network. Just as Weblogs have expanded openness and participation in journalism and software, Kruglyak hopes that his network of bloggers will help to spur the transformation of the health care industry. He's an ambitious — and at times polarizing — figure in the medical blogging community, but he's moving forward and may just change the way people think about medicine.
Master Blog ("A guide to outstanding blogs") lists blogs from practicing physicians which approach medicine from many different viewpoints.
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Doctors and nurses and ambulance drivers are blogging about their on-the-job experiences. Patients are blogging about their struggle with a particular disease or condition, sharing their stories with friends, family and others with similar issues. Others are blogging about recent advances in health care, trying to make sense of the increasing amount of medical news and information available online.
As with all information on the Internet, there is a wide range of credibility. I have tried to give an overview and sense of the rapid expansion of this method of communication in health care, point out some of the more well established, trustworthy health care blogging sites, as well as provide insight into the diversity of sites that health care providers and consumers are reading.
So why not set aside an hour and take a look at some of these blogs for yourself?
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Transportation on Inauguration Day: Monday, January 21, 2013
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For Patients, Visitors, Volunteers, Staff and Physicians
Sibley, like all Washington area hospitals, is preparing for the enormous number of people expected for the inauguration. Our key challenge will be to meet the regular medical care demands of the community as well as the concern that any type of incident has the potential to result in an insufficient medical response without full staffing.
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14th Street Bridge to 14th Street – All traffic will be diverted by MPD onto the Southeast/Southwest freeway beginning at 5:30 a.m.
Roosevelt Bridge – Traffic coming across the Roosevelt Bridge will be diverted into northbound Potomac River Expressway to Pennsylvania Avenue or Whitehurst Freeway/K Street.
Memorial Bridge – Restricted to pedestrians and authorized vehicles only
Clara Barton Parkway operating under holiday schedule (two-way traffic all day)
Sousa Bridge – Open to all traffic from east of the river to security checkpoint at Capitol Hill
East Capitol Street – Open to all traffic. Roadways near RFK Stadium are primary routes for charter tour bus operators.
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A group who traffic multi-kilo shipments of drugs, mainly cocaine. Byrd is in reference to kilo.
They called us the byrdgang because of all the the drug we moved.
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As far as I know, an East Coast (New York) set of the Bloods gang which wears purple bandanas in addition to the main Blood color red, also known as the Dipset Bloods after a rap group from Harlem which represents the Byrdgang. I think they represent the Peoples Nation with the five point star.
The Byrdgang mebers wore purple bandanas from their back right pockets and threw B's for Blood.
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Synonym for the notorious Blood Gang.
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