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BE 2012 Administration Course Question
I am curently half way through the Backup Exec 2012 Adminitration Online Course Material and had a few questions that were not answered in the videos. If anyone could help out that would be great.
Question 1
Say there is a device pool in BE with 5 Disk Based locations and there are multiple locations online. If a backup job was to run, in what order does it pick what location to use? I believe it is alphabetical order…
Yes, it will go in alphabetical Order
Question 2
DLM is run every 4 hours or when a Low space threshold is triggered on a disk. Does it run every 4 hours even if a Backup job is running to a disk that is online and being used by an active backup job?
DLM runs every 4 hours irrespective of whether any jobs are running, but apart from maybe a very minor performance hit will not affect the active backups even if it choosen to delete some files from the disk storage device you are currently using. Nite I think that triggering a DLM process by filling a disk does reset the 4 hour count for the regular background process.
Question 3
If an Entire Server is selected for backup with a C,D,E Drive, and the E Drive was actually the backup destination, will Backup Exec automatically exclude the BEDATA Folder on the E Drive, or does it have to be manually excluded? I assume it will…
As far as I can tell from a quick test this mornig we still backup the B2D data (although because we backup a snapshot, and force new bkf files for each set, it will not swallow its own tail by trying to backup the file that is actively being written to)
Question 4
If SDR was disabled on a server, and the server had to be recovered entirely from backup. How would this be done? I assume you would have to install the OS, and the restore the C and System State afterwards.
Yes complete manual DR would be needed which starts by installing an oprating system with the same name (and preferably sam IP address) as a workgrouped machine (not a domain member), then install the BE componets (Full media server or RAWS depending on situation)
Question 5
Q: SDR basically requires all critical system components such as System State and C Drive. If I untick the server so that nothing is selected, right click the Simplified Disaster Recovery area and go "Select all necessary components for Disaster Recovery" it selects the C and System State, and unchecks everything else.
If I was to untick the server so nothing is selected, and MANUALLY tick the C and System State Selections, it does not Turn SDR On.
Why is that?
Answer: Will raise a ticket with tech support.
Question 6
Q: In the Material it says that you cannot perform a SDR of the BES.
Typically in my environment I run a SBS 2011 Server and a Terminal Server on the single ESXI Host.
I am using BE SBE with the BES on the SBS 2011 and a Agent on the terminal.
I thought that If I was backing up my SBS 2011 with SDR, and had a copy of the .dr file that I could simply purchase a new server, install ESXi, create a new VM, put in my SDRD, boot from that disk, and perform a restore from the Backup Drive (if it had a copy of the .DR file).
Is this not the case?
Yes it is possible to SDR a BE Server, as long as its not running a dedup folder.
Question 7
Refer to the images below. Say I have a Server that has SDR turned on by default. The server has a C Drive and E Drive along with Exchange, SQL etc (It is a SBS 2011 Server).
On the E Drive there is a folder under E:\Shares called "_Archived Data and Backups [Not Backed Up]"
If I am to manually deselect this folder it turns SDR OFF.
Why does this happen? The data in the folder is not required for the system to operate so I wouldn't think SDR would be disabled.
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As I am not in the office I'll answer the ones I can without access to a Backup Exec Install etc
1) Yes as far as I am aware device in disk pool's are chosen alphabetically - although we are considering future options to make choices based on free-space.
2) DLM runs every 4 hours irrespective of whether any jobs are running, but apart from maybe a very minor performance hit will not affect the active backups even if it choosen to delete some files from the disk storage device you are currently using. Note I think that triggering a DLM process by filling a disk does reset the 4 hour count for the regular background process.
3) ...
4) Yes complete manual DR would be needed which starts by installing an operating system with the same name (and preferably sam IP address) as a workgrouped machine (not a domain member), then install the BE componets (Full media server or RAWS depending on situation)
5) ... (possiby a defect and as such might need a support case)
6) If BES = BE Server you can SDR a BE server - just not one running a dedup folder. If BES = something else then please elaborate. Your scenario implies that your SBS server is virtualized. The best solution to back this up and get a fast DR is to back it up using the VMware Agent (AVVI) using a system that is outside of the virtual environment as the media server. You will also need database agent license so that you can do GRT. However your SDR scenario should also work as long as dedup is not involved and as long as you have somehow got your backup storage device to be available (We do not support tape drive or USB disk access inside a VM as a backup target so I am wondering what your plan for a storage device is)
7) There is something on that volume that is consider to be critical to a server restore. It is not specifically the folder you are deselecting because as soon as part of a volume is defined as critical, then the whole volume is critical. Hence you cannot deselect the folder even if it is not the critical one. I am wondering (but am not sure) if because the configuration of shares are part of the system state, then do shares on a volume make a volume critical to SDR. We also do know that any service starting it's EXE files from a volume will make that volume be critical, so I hope you have not installed service based applications onto the same volume
3) As far as I can tell from a quick test this mornig we still backup the B2D data (although because we backup a snapshot, and force new bkf files for each set, it will not swallow its own tail by trying to backup the file that is actively being written to)
Small clarification of point 1:
BE 2012 will choose first available device in pool but if more than one device is online it chooses by Alphabetical order within the online devices and 2012 will continue to use that device for all jobs until it is full (or offline)
BE 2010 and before has the capability to round robin choose within the online devices which should mean job1 goes to device1, job2 goes to device2, job3 goes to device3, job4 goes to device1 (assuming 3 online devices)
This is change in behaviour between 2010 R3 and 2012
Neither 2010 R3 or 2012 could make the choice based on disk space (which is the subject to a possible future enhancement.)
Hi Colin,
Thanks for your responses so far.
In regards to Question 6 - "(We do not support tape drive or USB disk access inside a VM as a backup target so I am wondering what your plan for a storage device is)"
What I actually do is pass through a dedicated USB2.0/3.0 controller directly to the VM itself. That way it acts the same way a normal server would. USB Drives are rotated daily and the SBS just sees it as a normal USB Drive (or more specifically a local disk).
I tried using the USB pass-through method through the hypervisor itself, but found that the transfer speeds were incredibly slow, and after talking to VMware they said it was never designed for large amounts of traffic like a backup would generate.
So I just stuck with passing through the PCI controller directly.
Unfortunately a lot of my clients sites are so small 1-30 Users, that it is hard to sell a dedicated Physical BE Server and the appropriate VRAY Edition Licence to backup the Virtual Host. I simply sell a Small Business Edition Licence that gives me rights to backup 3 Servers (Virtual or Physical) and do the pass-through method.
In regards to Question 7 - Is there a way to determine what BE sees as being critical for a SDR Restore?
Hi Change of my answer to Question 5 as I did some digging
- When you select the whole machine it enables the automatic inclusion in the backup of any new resources that you might add to the same server at a later date. If you deselect the machine and then select individual components this feature is disabled.
- SSP/SDR status is linked to the above feature because we have no way to tell if in the future you are going to add a resource that also qualifies as a critical component. Hence you have to select the whole machine and then deslect the non-critical resources which leaves the above feature enabled and not choose to only select the critical resources.
Hence yes it is by design.
With Question 6 - whether or not you can get USB/Fiber/SAS or SCSI pass through to work with a storage device is up to you to test, we do not test or certify it hence not supported. We do know that tape pass through can initially appear to work but then all sorts of seemingly random device access issues start to affect backup reliability. If passthrough of the USB controller works for you then fine but you are using something we classify as an Alternate Configuration which we will only give limited support on unless you prove to us that you issue would occur with a completely physical setup. As such virtualized media servers are currently limited for official support to disk backup targets inside vmdk,disk backup targets on a NAS Share, disk backup targets on iSCSI presented into an initiator inside the VM and possibly iSCSI tape backup targets presented the same way. BTW the iSCSI disk target should be a physical device and not a software solution presenting iSCSI as we have seen issues with software iSCSI corrupting the backups sets (admittedly where a customer created a dedup folder in a software iSCSI target.)
On Question 7: Currently I am not aware of a way to determine why a volume is marked as critical for SSP/SDR - however both myself and at least one other colleague are trying to find out if there is something that can be easily understood by both support staff and customers/partners

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A half hour soak once or twice a week can work wonders for both the body and the mind.
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Environment - We can't all be lucky enough to have a luxurious bathroom but we can all have one that's tidy, uncluttered and distraction free.
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Water has been used as a stress reliever for centuries. Go for a swim, sit in a sauna or relax in a Jacuzzi. Twice a month, soak your body in a hot bath to which you've added a cup of sea salt and a cup of bicarbonate of soda. It will relax your muscles and make you drowsy, helping you having a good night's rest and ensuring you wake up feeling refreshed and energised.
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Hello All,
I am new to beading and I am sure y'all have received this question many times, but I would really like to make a belt and a halter but and stumped on attaching the loomed beads to the leather. I have a picture that I got off the internet of how I would like the beads attached. If anyone could help me or possibly provide me with a video on how to do so I would greatly appreciate it.
First off, WELCOME to the forum.
I am no expert as to what you need to do, but one suggestion would be to post this down in the "How do I? " section. Lots more eyes would see it.
I would think you need to bead the pattern onto a backing material, and then attach the finished beading onto the leather belt. Here is a link that may help you somewhat http://www.ehow.com/how_2336921_make-beaded-leather-belt.html. Do a search for Beaded Leather Belts, lots of sites available.
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Thats a good tutorial to use. I'm glad to see the glue aspect vs the sewing aspect. Leather is unruly to sew, you need special needles and heavy duty thread. You could loom or stitch something seedy too and attach that to it also instead of just glueing on the beads.
marutibeads.com - some really cool beads..
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It will decide on further course of action to be adopted by government
Clearly understanding the implications of the Supreme Court order cancelling all 122 telecom licences issued in 2008, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has formed a high-level group, headed by Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee, to look into larger issues emerging from the historic judgment that will have an impact not just on the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) but also on the functioning of other departments.
The government is trying to understand the judgment that questions the policy of allocating scarce natural resources. In its ruling, the Supreme Court found serious faults in the 'first-come first-served' (FCFS) policy adopted to allocate spectrum to firms.
Significantly, a similar policy is being followed by other government departments to allocate other natural resources. Though the apex court did not clarify whether the indictment of the FCFS policy was limited to the telecom sector, the government is in a bind, as similar decisions in other sectors could draw the court's ire. It is learnt that the government might seek a presidential reference to get clarity on the issue.
On the other hand, as per Dr. Singh's directions, a group of technical and legal experts formed by the DoT is studying the matter and identifying legal options to make recommendations regarding the "course of action to be adopted [after] duly analysing the pros and cons of each course of action."
Government sources say that the expert group has come out with some recommendations and soon the high-level group that comprises Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal, Law Minister Salman Khurshid, Planning Commission Deputy Chairman Montek Singh Ahluwalia and Attorney General G. Vahanvati, will decide on the "further course of action to be adopted" by the government.
While the government has to look on the overall implications of the court order, the DoT is grappling with all the nitty-gritty of the matter. Besides the issue of overall policy, the Centre is also under pressure from nations whose firms after having invested heavily in the telecom sector now find the licences of their Indian joint venture partners cancelled.
Notably, two Gulf-based firms — Etisalat of the UAE and Batelco of Bahrain — have decided to pack their bags and leave, but Norway's Telenor and Russia's Sistema have decided to fight it out. The government is now forced to walk the tightrope in order to save diplomatic relations besides honouring the court's judgement.
On the other hand, the DoT has other issues to decide upon — to meet the four-month deadline to complete the spectrum auction process; decide the fate of 3G operators whose 2G licences now stand cancelled; action to be taken in case of licences issued between 2002 and 2008 as per the FCFS policy; and deal with dual technology players who were also given spectrum in 2008.
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June 2nd, 2010 #1381
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for some reason i think of unicron when i look at that first image. These are great, those head renders are looking real nice man.
June 3rd, 2010 #1383
lol @ metal fingers
fucking love that pencil sketch! Hogarth much?
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June 3rd, 2010 #1384
Goddamn man! These are sweet! I envy you for being able to seemingly do these without any effort D:
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June 3rd, 2010 #1385
what the guy above me said .. counts for the guy who said it aswell.. but then from my point of view.. ur lost? me to :/
great stuff :o
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June 3rd, 2010 #1386
June 3rd, 2010 #1387
That last image is just awesome
June 3rd, 2010 #1388
mystical update, liked it a lot
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June 3rd, 2010 #1389
loving the last drawing, man!
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June 7th, 2010 #1391
Sick stuff man! I like that vampire dude, looks like the guy from 40 days of night. Good stuff.
June 7th, 2010 #1392
My brain just flew out of my right ear. Your art is incredible...I can't find the words to describe how much I love and appreciate what you do. Just keep going and create more beautiful pieces.
June 11th, 2010 #1393
so neulich bei Uri Geller zuahause ...
"hey Uri, what do you think about alex' last update ? " - "you know, Schtefan... ITS UNBELIEVABLE !" ...
ich hoffe der war jetzt nich zu insider-haft ! xD
und btw, wie fallen dir immer diese unglaublich kreativen thread namen ein ?? xD
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Wohaaaaaaaaarrrrrghhh, very dynamic figures and nice painting style! :D
June 11th, 2010 #1395
Whoo it's been a while since i last checked your sketchbook Alex and i see that you've stepped into painting. You have that cool painterly feel in them, i'm sure Johannes and Jana will help you out, take care.
June 11th, 2010 #1396
bless you boy ! D:
June 12th, 2010 #1397
Heya Alexandr
Very cool works, I especially dig the more loost sketches. The style in the Phallocentric girl is a definetly keepers for me
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June 12th, 2010 #1398
Siiiiiiick! I love your anatomy! Keep up the updates
June 22nd, 2010 #1399
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June 22nd, 2010 #1400
Last update, crazy good!!
June 23rd, 2010 #1401
bro......thanks for the wisdom the other day. really..............
your last full figure sketch of the girl with the rabbit, i really like - i think you are handling design well, the forms read clearly and dont compete with eachother so much as when you describe more details (sometimes its confusing to my eye)
like in here http://fc08.deviantart.net/fs40/f/20...exPascenko.jpg
also your painting is coming along so well... it wont be long before its up to the standard ur lines are. one thing i have noticed is, you need to apply the same teachings on value ranges that you were talking about to the saturation in ur colours. if ur using a range of intense chroma in ur foreground then desaturating the background REALLY pops out the figures.
OK in hindsight this is abad example because i have made the whole image kind of grey when before the cold hippo contrasted on the warm background.,but im just trying to show how i think sometimes you make every part of the image scream loudly with detail or values or saturation... and images work better when one part sings and most parts hum
the same goes with values. you understand them well already and better each day....however it might help to just think of contrast theory a bit more. contrasting values draw the eye so use most contrast on focal points. right now the area of greatest contrast is where his hand/arm meets the bg on the left....do you really want the viewers eye to hover on this specific area? it helps to tilt ur head to the side and really squint to see what draws ur eye the most.
one thing i didnt understand when we talked, you divided the figure into thirds ...but i forgot where and why.
you always bring the good shit so what else can i say..just post yo
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June 24th, 2010 #1402
The thirds are one for the money, two for the show, three to get ready.. wasnt' that?
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June 27th, 2010 #1403
Your work drives me to push harder.
One question though...about how big are your final character sketches (the ones on white paper)? I was just curious about paper size...thank you!
June 27th, 2010 #1404
i've never really done oekakis, but those are killer alex! loving the dynamism in your poses as always ~
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June 28th, 2010 #1405
wooo…so great job! man ,keep the nice work up!study from you !
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June 29th, 2010 #1407
good shit, and your digis and pencil quality are inspirational mate!
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bruh! digging your character designs! Would be cool to see them rendered with colour
July 2nd, 2010 #1409
o for awsome
July 13th, 2010 #1410
Wow... I'd like to point out every single picture you posted and say it's awesome for a different reason... ! But I'll stick with this short rumble : AGLRGLLLL...*
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Miami Heat
- Miami is 6-19 SU in its last 25 games when playing on the road against Indiana
- Miami is 6-3 SU in its last 9 games when playing on the road against Indiana
- Miami is 13-5 SU in its last 18 games when playing Indiana
- Miami is 5-1 SU in its last 6 games
- Miami is 4-2 SU in its last 6 games on the road
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- Indiana is 3-6 ATS in its last 9 games when playing at home against Miami
- Indiana is 19-6 SU in its last 25 games when playing at home against Miami
- Indiana is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games at home
- Indiana is 5-13 SU in its last 18 games when playing Miami
- Indiana is 3-6 SU in its last 9 games when playing at home against Miami
Miami may only be 11-10 straight-up (9-12 against the spread) on the road this season, but it got its record over .500 in impressive fashion with a 105-85 beatdown of Brooklyn this past Wednesday night as a 2.5-point road favorite. The Heat are now 29-13 SU on the year and 21-21 ATS. The total stayed UNDER the 191 line against the Nets after it had gone OVER in five of their previous seven games.
In order to keep things going halfway through this current four-game road trip, Miami is going to have to come close to its season average of 102.7 points and 48.9 percent shooting from the field. The Heat were able to do that against the Nets after being held to less than 100 points in six of their previous seven road games and 40.6 percent shooting in last Sunday's road loss to Boston. LeBron James pumped-in 24 points and grabbed nine rebounds on Wednesday night which was close to his season average of 26.5 points and 8.6 rebounds a game.
Indiana is happy to be playing this game at home where it is 17-3 SU this year. It went 1-3 in its last road trip before returning home this past Wednesday to rout Detroit 98-79 as an 8.5-point favorite. The Pacers remain four games in back of Miami for the top spot in the East at 27-19 and are 24-22 ATS. They have gone 12-8 ATS at home this season and the total has stayed UNDER in five of their last eight games overall.
The Pacers have five players scoring in double figures led by Paul George's 17.4 points a game, but as a team they are ranked 29th in the NBA scoring (91.8 points). The real strength of this team lies under the boards with a league-high 45.8 rebounds and a shutdown defense that is holding its opponents to 89.9 points a game. Indiana's chances in this game revolve around its ability to match these numbers against the potent Miami attack.
The Heat are coming off perhaps their most dominant win on the road this season against a quality team, but I am not sure they will be able to put forth that kind of effort again on Friday night. The Pacers won the first game in this series this season in early January by 10 points as two-point underdogs at home. Things will be closer this time around but bank on Indiana coming away with another SU win. Indiana 93 Miami 89
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Long time Idaho rider
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Location: Boise, Idaho, USA
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Four Brothers, Four Days along Idaho's Nez Perce Trail
Mild afternoons leading up to the Labor Day weekend gave us little reason to expect a rare encounter with thundersnow. Lightning flashed brilliant red and blue (its spectrum cut apart in the reflection of falling snow) and thunder roared around us like muzzle blasts from a cosmic cop, hot on our trail.
More than the usual planning was invested in our third annual brother ride. We were interested in seeing some new country and tried to find a practical route into Mallard-Larkins, a rugged expanse of high lakes isolated among rock-faced mountains that has been on our wish-list for a couple years. When I calculated that Joel and Jesse would need a full tank of gas just getting to Mallard-Larkins and back, it was time to consider alternatives. It wasnt enough just to get there. We needed to continue mountain riding for four days!
So the plan shifted somewhat south where gas is marginally more available, we could follow the historic Lolo Motorway, visit the Great Burn, a rugged area to rival Mallard-Larkins, and all in fewer miles.
Seasoned GS riders will tell you that the clanks and thunks reminiscent of a vintage tractor are only the big bikes happy ruminations. Since Im not yet a seasoned GS rider, I decided to prepare for the trip by changing gear fluids to see with my own eyes that the drive-train was in good shape.
Good news: there were no chunks of metal, the fluids looked clear, and the shaft splines were clean. Ill worry less about the noises. The exercise, however, would factor into a later adventure (stay tuned).
My trip from Boise to Moscow was an uneventful highway ride. Temperatures were moderate and traffic was light as I listened to hours of science fiction podcasts.
Payette Lake
This was the first year our brotherly quartet would be complete. Like me, Jeremy would spend a day traveling to Moscowin his case, from the Seattle area. Since he is between motorcycles, I started making calls in the spring to shops in Boise and Moscow. I wasnt surprised to find that nobody rents motorcycles.
Seeing Toni in June during our Hells Canyon and Wallowa Valley ride, I was reminded that he is a University of Idaho student and so would have his motorcycle in Moscow come Labor Day. His KLR would be a good size for Jeremy. My discomfort at asking such a large favor was allayed by Tonis graciousness.
I gave Toni a call once Jeremy showed up in Moscow. Toni offered us unique German beers left over from his twenty-first birthday party as Jeremy and I stepped into his apartment. What a guy! It meant a lot to us that Jeremy would be able to join the ride, thanks to Toni.
Back at our moms place, Jeremy worked his gear into various configurationsan effort not unlike stacking cardsvalidated with a brief test ride.
With the bikes ready, we turned our attention to securing rations (beef jerky, granola bars and whiskey). Well, except for Joel. Jill prepared individually wrapped meals and two snacks for each day in the mountains, complete with labels and cooking instructions. Abundant twue wuv apparently left Joel incapable of his own preparations. What, no toilet paper? I think I saw some leaves over there ... The rest of us werent about to share with mister I-have-everything-made-for-me.
Joels Saturday afternoon snack
Jeremy and I sat the next morning to a mom-made breakfast. Our rations and gear were compressed to portable dimensions, ready for travel. Casey would be joining us again this year on his XRL, our token non-Abbott. Although its a brother ride, we dont mind having someone along to absorb the trips misfortunes, as seems to be his fate.
Soon Jesse and Casey arrived and we were just waiting for Joel. And waiting. Finally we got word hed been called into work to fix an issue. Darn. Jesse needed to adjust his chain so we went to his place to finish our wait.
We would take Highway 8 to Elk River and mystery roads thereafter. We were barely out of Moscow when Jeremy lost a new water bottle to the unforgiving asphalt. We stopped in Troy to check straps and fend off further losses.
Jeremy hadnt been this way in many years. Memories popping to mind gave him a bobble-head, eyes bouncing left and right at sites along the highway.
Of course
We stopped at Huckleberry Heaven in Elk River to give the bikes some gas and ourselves some sugar for the miles ahead. It was the end of highway riding.
Perhaps I clicked some option in the DeLorme mapping software along the lines of avoid every convenience. Outside of Elk River, we were routed in short order from pavement to gravel and then jeep trail. We were surprised those trails were even known to the GPS. It was fun going but made us question whether it really was the right direction.
After other uncertain but entertaining trails, we settled onto the gravel Aquarius Road leading to the upper end of Dworshak Reservoir. By then we had taken to calling Jeremy the freshman as he struggled to keep his camping gear attached to the bike, particularly on washboard roads.
Noticing his absence from our mirrors, the rest of us would stop.
Wheres Jeremy?
Oh, he probably just lost something again.
Some would light a cigarette and I would shoot a few pictures to pass the time. It seemed safe to laugh it up a little since wed all experienced the same hassles our first year out. Jeremy appeared to understand but didnt laugh as much about it himself.
We stopped on Grandad Bridge to enjoy the view from high above Dworshak Reservoir. I think we also enjoyed seeing our route validated. Wed arrived somewhere as intended!
We seemed to enter a different ecosystem as we climbed eastward from Grandad. The forest around was lit beautifully by golden afternoon light as we passed in cool shade under moss-laden branches.
We saw hardly anyone across the forty miles of dirt and gravel wed come from Elk River. That all changed when we arrived at Highway 11. It was like a series of RV dealerships along the road. I think the population density of most cities is lower than it was along the highway there. A peculiar get-away I thought.
When we saw the Pierce gas station only serves 87 octane we turned up our noses and remounted our bikes to find alternatives. At the opposite end of town, some twenty seconds later, we realized there werent alternatives.
According to the GPS, our journey should follow a curious route immediately east of town. We climbed up a little side street to what seemed like someones gravel driveway before the road opened onto a small clearing. Where next? We saw only an ATV track heading into the woods. That must be it.
A lengthy climb through trees was a little challenging but everyone continued without mishap. I think we were curious to see, once again, how this could possibly be the right direction. We dropped briefly onto a gravel road before the route directed us back to more ATV trails. It was fun going even as we went deeper into the woods and the trail narrowed.
Some challenging sections are funup on the pegs, modulate throttlebut when the trail became the slippery and rutted course of a little stream, I was just feeling lucky, moment-to-moment, that I hadnt dumped it. It was time to turn backtoo early in our trip for tumbles.
Fortunately, wed passed another trail not far back. Caseys and my GPS didnt show that it would get us through, but hey ... thats why its called adventure. We werent about to backtrack farther than that. God forbid.
On the other trail, we soon passed another intersection and chose the direction most likely to intersect our original course. But no. The dirt track ended abruptly at a muddy mine entrance. Not a good sign for our route but neat nonetheless. We took a few minutes to explore. We were able to walk quite a long ways back into the mountain, much deeper than other mines Ive encountered lately.
What next? We were sure that God still forbade backtracking so we would try the other direction at the intersection. The trail curved and it didnt take us long to realize we were connecting back to our original route, back to an actual dirt road. Hooray! It all worked out. Surely there are life lessons in there.
We had seen camp trailers and RVs stacked along the edge of Highway 11 like driftwood along asphalt shores. But in the miles and miles of dirt roads across valleys and ridges since then, back on our route, we saw no one. Well appointed campsites were emptyno people. Their loss, our gain, we figured.
I had marked Rocky Ridge Lake and Horseshoe Lake as campsite candidates. Although I thought we were close, I wasnt sure how close, so when we came across Camp Martin, two large, adjacent campsites with stacked firewood, a table and iron fire ring, we decided to call it a day. It was hard to do better than that.
Making it even better, we discovered a freshwater spring just fifty feet down the Nez Perce Nee-Me-Poo Trail that runs between the campsites. Although probably safe, we filtered nonetheless, and in so doing realized that Jeremy, Joel and I all have the same filter. Who knew filter selection was genetic?
The large Coleman lantern that had played a lead role in Jeremys luggage woes finally had a chance to redeem itself, hoisted above our heads with a system of ropes in a show of Jeremys camping prowess. We were all illuminated, turning skeptics to believers.
I dont think we realized how the long ride had worn us out until we sat there around the crackling fire. We found no energy for shenanigans, no energy to escape the gravitational pull of our tents, sleep and dreams.
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Great Start to an awesome Ride Report
I live in eastern washington and am interested in exploring that beautiful country! Ride Safe and keep the great pictures coming.
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Long time Idaho rider
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Location: Boise, Idaho, USA
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Day 3
· · · · The day would demonstrate that little of these mountains has changed since they were traversed by Meriwether Lewis, William Clark and their party 205 years ago.
· · · · Wary of overnight precipitation after the previous day's rain, I had setup a quick carport. Experience had taught the value of a little shelter when trying to pack in the rain. Of course, the better prepared you are for something, the less likely it is that thing will happen. So it wasn't surprising when we awoke to a dry morning—not even dew on the ground.
· · · · It was dry but not so warm—about 42°F. We made hot breakfasts on a long abandoned folding table, its original color long lost, and sat around the fire while Jeremy and Jesse recounted their late night escapades.
my cold toes
· · · · Apparently a man-eating deer had repeatedly approached the fire like a ghost out of darkness until Jeremy felt he had no choice but to launch a spear he'd carved. He actually hit the deer, the story goes, but the spear bounced harmlessly (supernaturally?) off its hide. Hoof prints around our tents suggested the deer contemplated revenge as we slept.
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· · · · The two of them had also walked down the road for what reason I didn't catch. They said they came across our late night "Forest Service contractor" asleep in his car. Weirdo. We didn't see him again.
"Sunday Breakfast" from Jill
· · · · By that second morning we were all curious to see what Joel's surprise meal would be (like Jesse's MREs last year). "Hold still a second," I asked him so I could focus in on the bit of bacon in the bite of potatoes he'd prepared. "It's good," he assured with a smile. Whatever the taste, the packages seemed all to contain a little merriment.
· · · · We quickly gained a few thousand feet of elevation from our campsite along Cayuse Creek travelling north toward the Great Burn area. I expected the day to warm up but if anything it was getting colder. I activated the heated grips while the others endured.
Joel, Casey, Jesse and Jeremy with cold hands
· · · · A rough jeep trail splits from Road 581 to climb the final steep mile to the summit of Blacklead Mountain (7,326 feet) at the southern entrance of the Great Burn. Navigating the rocks was a welcome distraction from the cold.
· · · · We parked at a clearing to look out across untamed peaks under low, dark skies—perhaps a taste of Lewis and Clark's experience. I felt small and vulnerable looking at the infinite desolation stretched before us.
· · · · The cold air penetrated jackets and gloves us as we stepped off our bikes. Heated grips and fat fairing had kept me warm but the others were clenching their fists as they ambled stiffly around. I suggested a little fire to warm up but generated little interest. Better to keep moving.
· · · · In spite of the cold, I was eager to see the Great Burn country I'd read of. A double-track trail open only to motorcycles headed in the right direction but ended in a small saddle after just a few hundred yards. Vehicles were prohibited from the obvious trail onward but after a moment looking around we noticed an unmarked single-track trail continuing up the ridge.
· · · · The path was so narrow I several times expected my panniers to strike trail-side rocks but managed somehow to squeeze through. When Jeremy and I saw the trail enter thick trees, we decided to hang back and wait for a verdict from our younger brothers. Threading that needle would require some reward.
· · · · Casey followed ambitiously behind Jesse and Joel but stopped short of entering the woods when one of his panniers struck a rock, tearing loose the zip-ties that held bracket to frame since one of his bolts rattled loose the day before.
zip-tie down
· · · · Jeremy and I offered sage advice while Casey cobbled it together a second time with my remaining supply of zip-ties.
look, pocket portable coffee
· · · · Joel and Jesse returned without major discoveries. With the sky looking ready to unleash a torrent, it seemed further exploration of the Great Burn would have to wait. "I think I'm gonna go home, guys," Casey announced. The rest of us reacted similarly: "Okay. Good luck."
· · · · Casey left in the middle of last year's ride too. He avoided dirt naps this time but was concerned about his panniers. We weren't going to twist his arm. "Before you go, can you get a picture of us," I asked.
next year: hat
· · · · We congregated back at the intersection with the main road where Casey would go his separate way. Frozen pellets—not quite snow, not quite hail—began to fall and accumulate as we sat there on our motorcycles. Far from discouraging, it was kind of exhilarating. We could only laugh and be on our way.
· · · · Precipitation relented but roiled clouds continued dark threats as we followed the road along Toboggan Ridge toward Cayuse Landing Field, a little airstrip along a lower section of Cayuse Creek.
· · · · Low bushes in fiery autumn dress framed our expansive view of endless mountains, dark under grey skies, and swirled in the mists of low clouds. It was easy to understand why these mountains were the hardest part of Lewis and Clark's journey from near St. Louis.
· · · · Appetites urged a break as we descended from the mountains to a wide road along the enlarged Cayuse Creek. Jeremy and Jesse put a line in the water while we ate. The wide but shallow creek held little promise of fish so after eating, we wasted no time getting back on the road by the airstrip, back up into mountains cloaked in clouds.
· · · · Our pace was cautious on the hard-pack road, dark and slippery with a persistent sprinkle of rain. The forest was quiet and green. A spray of water was the penalty for veering too close to leafy branches bowing into our path under wet weight.
· · · · We wound upward and then followed switchbacks back down to Moose Creek Road. Jesse immediately recognized where we were, having made several fishing trips up the North Fork of the Clearwater River, to which the world famous Kelly Creek is a primary tributary.
· · · · Sun and rain were dueling for dominance as we hopscotched along the road, following Jesse's lead to fishing holes. Slow and deep, the water was green with the reflection of verdant moss and encroaching forest. Entire schools of fish could be seen, silhouettes swaying in the shadows. Abundant boulders were home to lichens and tiny flowers, and a perch from which to fish or photograph.
· · · · Joel and I were content to watch, to let our thoughts slow to the creek's languid pace, as Jeremy and Jesse caught a dozen fish in as many minutes.
· · · · When sprinkles became steady rainfall we packed up and accelerated down the road in search of clearer skies. We unwrapped snacks and unzipped our jackets to dry a little when finally, after quite a few miles, road and sunshine temporarily coincided.
· · · · The inevitable subject of Joel's meals came up again as we stood together at river's edge. "She scowled," he said of Jill, when she saw he'd thrown in some extra granola bars out of concern she wouldn't pack enough food. "I ate granola bars the first day and I've been behind ever since," he lamented. He really had it rough.
· · · · We hadn't gotten much into the Great Burn so I wanted to actually reach our next and final high destination, Flat Mountain. It was hard to tell which way the weather would go. Probably intermittent rain and sun. If we got wet, just wait a few minutes for the sun to return and dry us out.
· · · · It began sprinkling almost as soon as we turned up Cold Springs Creek toward the summit. The road became more primitive as we climbed, from gravel to dirt, then ruts and rocks.
· · · · Flowers and berries, purple, orange and yellow, were welcoming garlands. It was a strangely threatening beauty, drawing us onward even as dark sky and canted trail whispered doom.
· · · · My brothers were cold—perhaps as cold as they'd yet been—when we reached the top of Flat Mountain. Somewhere below was Ring Lake and Pete Ott Lake but we had no view from the cloister of large evergreens we'd stopped within. I think the others could not have cared less about the view at that point. They immediately began gathering wood to build a fire. Expletives may have been muttered.
· · · · "I'm gonna go see what's up that trail," I announced, referring to an ATV trail heading off from the road there. I was still on my motorcycle, still warm. I wanted the view. The path was smooth dirt along an undulating forest floor carpeted green with small shrubs and grasses. It rose and fell steeply and veered sharply between giant trees.
· · · · From "this is pretty nice" I began thinking, "this is truly great." Navigating the dirt roller-coaster required some attention but it wasn't strenuous. It was perfect. I wanted to go and go but decided I should turn back to invite my brothers along.
· · · · Visibility suddenly dropped and the sky became thick with snow. Crazy! The trail grew quickly slippery. We'd have to wait for this to clear.
· · · · The snow—or snow pellets, to be more exact—was falling heavily when I parked next to the other motorcycles. I pulled my tarp from its straps on the motorcycle and walked to where my brothers stood to setup a shelter next to the roaring fire. "This would be a great campsite," we observed, if not for the weather.
· · · · We realized this was something unique when lightning cracked the sky above us as close as I've ever experienced it. The rare phenomenon is called thundersnow. When it happens, the snow muffles the sound so that if you do experience it, you must be very close. The snow had a second effect, reflecting the light like a prism. The sudden, deafening brilliance appeared blue and red. It was truly awesome.
· · · · The lightning subsided but the snow persisted. Our enthusiasm waned. We thought we'd wait it out but it didn't seem to be stopping. If it didn't stop then we'd have to descend the rough trail under that inch or two of snow.
· · · · It didn't stop. Jeremy did a little test run around camp then Joel and Jesse took the lead to leave a track in the snow for the heavier bikes to follow down the mountain.
· · · · A thousand feet lower, it was raining. Dips and ruts were filled with large puddles. We continued, perhaps cold and uncomfortable, but nonetheless glad for such an elemental, shared experience. I wouldn't trade it. My only regret is being unable to follow that ATV trail through the forest on the ridge. Another time.
· · · · Mountaintop camping was apparently out for the last night of our trip. Jesse took the lead to find us a site back along the North Fork of the Clearwater that was familiar to him. We were back in RV country which meant sites were elaborately occupied or undesirable.
· · · · The road led us through time from afternoon to dusk. Nearly out of daylight, we had little choice but to camp at the next place we came to.
· · · · We were unhappy to compromise on our final campsite and a bit snippy—I should say brotherly—with each other as we setup. More rain seemed likely so I setup the tarp a fourth time while Joel and Jesse worked on a fire. In no time we were huddled around the crackling campfire exchanging drinks and silly barbs. It was happy times again.
· · · · Then a bullet discharged in Jesse's face. He was leaned into the fire more than the rest but we all recoiled, momentarily deaf and stunned. After a few seconds we realized there'd been a live round in the fire pit. Nothing was hurt but our hearing. We had unkind words for whoever had left it there.
· · · · We weren't sure what to do. Were there more? If so, we reasoned they weren't likely to hurt us. The lighter casing would fly, not the lead. And the casing probably couldn't escape the logs we'd piled on. That's what we told ourselves. It took a little more whiskey before we were convinced.
· · · · The night wore on. I had a bag of pepperoni in my luggage left over from the last trip. We decided they would be good roasted so we carved a stick. After the grease dripped out there wasn't much left.
· · · · Another bullet exploded. Again, Jesse was the one leaned in close. This time I thought he was hit. He yelped and darted behind a tree. The rest of us jumped up and took several steps back.
· · · · It was quite annoying. We had more unkind words for whoever left bullets in the fire pit. What to do? It was cold, dark and damp. We didn't want to go without a fire. But none of us were willing to sit around that one.
· · · · A single option came to mind. I grabbed my little folding shovel and began a new fire pit adjacent to the existing one just as fast as I could dig. Dirt was flying. Then Jeremy and I quickly pushed the rocks from the old to the new pit and carefully picked out a few coals to build up a new fire. And finally I took the loose dirt and buried the old pit. Safe at last.
· · · · We weren't sure which way we would go the next day. Would we have rain or sun? Would Jesse be able to dry his gloves that way or would they perish in the bullet-free fire? And what would Joel have for meals?
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The Elkin Board of Commissioners scheduled a third budget workshop for Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. in Town Hall. The meeting is open to the public.
"Yes, a tax increase is an option. Everything is on the table at the workshop. No decision has been made because nobody has met… I haven't spoken to any commissioner since the public hearing, but a tax increase could happen," said Mayor Lestine Hutchens. "The public asked for reconsideration of a few items. Commissioners will have to figure out how it's going to pay for these items."
Commissioners were jolted at a June 9 public hearing after an unexpected amount of residents pounded the podium objecting mostly to the town's funding method for the Elkin Public Library, and to the changes proposed for its police department.
Town officials proposed dipping into the trust fund of a deceased person, James Lillard, for $30,000 to offset the special appropriation request by the library of $85,000. Library advocates asked the town to fully fund its special appropriation request without dipping into the Lillard Fund.
Town officials proposed eliminating two evening 911 dispatchers by relaying emergency calls to Surry 911 in Dobson. The cost-cutting effort would save the town about $80,000. Some town residents became outraged after learning the proposed cut would force the Elkin Police Department to lock its lobby door at 6 p.m. until 6 a.m. A sign with the name and number of a sergeant on-call would be posted on the door of the police station lobby.
Elkin proposed a $4,759, 926 budget, a six-percent increase over last year. The Water Fund is expected to generate $1,167,810, a 3.9-percent increase. Three full-time positions are set for elimination in the proposed budget, while the town would invest $117,000 of a surplus of more than $200,000 to a reserve fund for future economic development projects. Town staff would see a two-percent salary increase, plus be eligible for an additional one-percent merit payment.
"We don't get a lot of people turning out here for our meetings, but we anticipate the public will show for this one," said Hutchens. "I'm going to allow people to speak and weigh in if they have questions, but this workshop has to be done orderly. We've all learned some good things at the public hearing. The workshop is time for commissioners to decide if several items need changing."
Hutchens added, "We've heard that people want to keep services at the level they're used to, but we're facing other realities and needs, too, such as the millions necessary for infrastructure repairs to our pipes… People miss all of these looming needs by not making meetings. To be fair to commissioners, they're not trying to cut services. They're trying to prepare people for the cost of what's coming."
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Then, the DC Promise Neighborhood Initiative put down a stake with a new promise: to tackle generational poverty with a fresh approach.
With a $28 million Education Department Promised Neighborhood grant and support from former Secretary of State Colin Powell and his wife, Alma, the initiative offers services to both parents and children. It stems from research that shows that as a parent's level of education improves, so does a child's prospects.
Modeled after the Harlem Children's Zone in New York, "promised neighborhoods" are being planned or underway in at least 20 states.
In Kenilworth-Parkside, helping children get a good education is a primary focus, but it's the adults they must first engage. Many are skeptical.
Taryn Tymus, a 38-year-old mother of four, is proud to call this predominantly African-American neighborhood home. But she doesn't hesitate to point out the downsides: a six-lane highway families must cross to get to a subway station; the high-priced Kenilworth Market, robbed so many times that cinderblocks now cover the backdoor; teenagers having babies; the violence.
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Find Satellite TV in Texas with New Search Website BundleMyBills.com
New home service comparison website BundleMyBills.com is making it easy to find satellite TV in Texas. gives users the ability to search for satellite TV providers and services anywhere in the U.S. Innovative technology allows for a truly simple comparison shopping experience that saves customers time and money.
(PRWEB) March 20, 2012
BundleMyBills.com is improving the way online shoppers find Texas satellite TV providers and services. Using the latest search technology from Saveology.com, BundleMyBills.com is able to give users the ability to search by city or by using their exact location to find satellite TV providers, prices and plans across Texas.
"People use the internet to search, compare and make the purchasing process easier overall, but oftentimes they find an onslaught of information that slows them down," said BundleMyBills.com Operations Manager, Ace Elliott. "Our goal was to help users searching for satellite TV find what they were looking for as quickly and easily as possible. That meant providing them with comparisons so that everything could be found in one place."
BundleMyBills.com helps online shoppers do just that. Their search tools can be used to target a certain location in Texas and then compare the prices and plans of local satellite TV providers side-by-side. It provides users with a clear picture of all their Texas satellite TV options and reduces the likelihood of overpaying for services. "Online shoppers are savvy individuals who don't want to waste their time or spend more than they need to. BundleMyBills.com was built to cater to those type of consumers," said Elliott.
If users are looking for general information on satellite TV services in Texas, BundleMyBills.com also features useful information on what should be taken into consideration before selecting a satellite TV provider. Visitors will find information on how to determine what type of satellite TV options are available in their area and how to decide which services will best service their needs. Addition, the website includes information and tools for finding Texas internet service providers, home phone plans, cable TV providers, home security systems and bundle deals that combine numerous services at discounted prices.
To look for satellite TV services in Texas or to learn more about specific satellite TV providers like the current Texas DISH Network deals, please visit: BundleMyBills.com
About BundleMyBills.com
BundleMyBills.com offers customers the latest tools in the home service comparison shopping. Powered by Saveology's proprietary technology, BundleMyBills.com gives consumers the ability to do a side-by-side comparison of plans and prices from the top providers within their local area. The company has brought together leading national and local providers so consumers can accurately weigh all of their options before signing up for a service. As an authorized retailer of DISH Network, Time Warner Cable, Comcast, AT&T, Cox Communications, Verizon, ADT, Protect America and more BundleMyBills.com is able to offer online shoppers the very best deals on the market.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prwebfind-and-compare/texas-satellite-tv/prweb9284503.htm


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