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Thank goodness the clutch lever broke at the right spot! Fantastic trip so far, nicely done!
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I can't "opened" the track log with mapsource (I must doing something wrong) .
I tried a short cut to Sjenica and get lost, I find a local and he said just go uphill on crossroads (all roads were going uphill from that point) I choose the wrong one and get back where I started. At that time I was low on fuel and went back to nearest petrol station, and after that I just stay on tarmac. I must "do" that part sometime in the future.
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I just downloaded .gpx file from that link and it's working fine. Check your email
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So grateful that you made that effort in frequently stopping and taking pictures. Such a well documented ride report gives a fantastic image of the landscapes you've been travelling through.
You've proven you can tell a story too.
If that's a consolation to you, I find it hard too to stop when tired.
Here's to you
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Thanks for the effort that went into this report. I've greatly enjoyed reading it, and your fine photography as well.
In rust we trust....
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I enjoy this adventure......Cool....
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I was getting ready to post next update when it became clear that I exceeded Photobucket bandwidth... I'm not ready to pay for premium account so there is no other option than waiting... Sorry guys.
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I'll just wait for the next episode...
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Photobucket is back in action so it's time to move on with RR
Another early wake up. First meal after 24 hours feels really good.
I'm packing as slowly as possible, waiting for the morning sun to warm the air. Did I say that camp is located by the lake? Well, it is. After four nights of camping I was looking forward to finally taking a swim. It's about time to get rid of all the dust. On the other hand I want to get moving as soon as possible because this day is supposed to be very long and I don't know where I could camp that night. Compromise: go for the swim as soon as it stopped being cold outside :) Man, that swim was heavenly good...
In the morning camp looked more like some sort of open commune, with people spending better parts of summer here, away from urban life. It just felt natural to be there.
This sculpture was made by one of the guys "living" here. He was extremely proud of his work and insisted that I should go and check it out. That water you can see flowing is from the nearby spring and there is also a cup somewhere at the sculpture... It looks so wrong, pervert and great at the same time, I couldn't stop laughing...
When I wanted to pay for last nights beer and camping there was a simple response: The air here is free, you came as a guest... Again, kindness and openness of total strangers catches me by surprise.
I skip beers, vine and sljivovica (home made plum brandy, basicly national drink in Serbia and Bosnia) which are already being consumed. Everybody is talking about forecasted rain for that afternoon and following days. That gets me thinking... I still have at least five days to ride, all of it in areas completely unknown to me. Tires on my bike are road oriented and they don't go well together with off-road riding in wet conditions. Riding and camping in rain for few days really doesn't appeal to me, it would be a real shame to force anything. Decision time: ride as planned for half a day and then check the forecast. If it looks bad I'll slowly turn toward home, if it looks promising I'll finish the ride as planned.
First thing to visit on this day is scenic overlook at Uvac river canyon (the river is dammed so that's the reason for the lake-side camping). Road there is in good condition and I enjoy riding.
After several attempts I manage to find the overlook. Basically, if you don't know exact location there is very little chance to find it, you have to go trough fences and somebodies property... Uvac canyon is Nature Park, only habitat of griffon vulture in Serbia. When the park was established species was at the extinction point. Few decades, and much effort, later population is thriving. Nice, sunny day, meandering river below, flock of at least 30 huge birds in the air and no other humans around... It hardly gets better than this.
Short video from the overlook:
Back to the bike, as I started rolling I came across large group of mountain climbers (when I say large we're talking about bus-full, 40-50 people) going toward overlook. I was just so glad that they didn't arrive 30 minutes earlier and that I had the place for myself.
Next stop is at peak of Golija mountain, Jankov Kamen some 50-60 km away. Plan is to get there using forest roads. Once again I have absolutely no idea if roads are passable or not. Beginning is promising, wide hard-packed dirt roads. First village, second village, road gets progressively worse. At one intersection still decent road goes straight forward, GPS says that I should turn left to road in not so good condition. Ruts from tractors, large holes. I'm lucky because it is bone dry. If it was wet mud would probably swallow me :)
This is dust cloud after few minutes of being stopped...
This whole area reminded me of foothills of a mountain (well, 530 m mountain can hardly be called mountain...) near my home town. Most of the ground is being cultivated and there are no notable peaks anywhere. GPS says we're more than 1300 m high...
Little later I come across a guy laying under the tree, looking after his cows. He confirms that this is the right road with my favorite words:
"Just go straight... Can't miss it."
Directions like this are usually good and true, at least until you reach first fork in the road. Road becomes bad, overgrown bushes, deep tire tracks embeded in now dry mud. GPS says that I should turn left but I can't even see the road there. Nothing to do but to press on. Voice inside my head:
-"At least it's dry."
64,21 m later and we're in muddy section. Water puddles are streaching across the road, no way around them. Luckily mud isn't sticky or to slippery so it's not a problem to ride trough. It's becoming obvious that I'm moving away from planned route but stubbornness doesn't allow me to turn around. Few minutes later I get to god dirt road and soon it takes me back to my planed route. No photos from that bad section, but to be honest it wasn't as bad as it may sound from my description.
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This road is nice for riding. It winds trough shade of the forest, good for relaxing. Many intersections later I find myself on this great forest road, following the stream. I'm looking some nice place to take a swim but there is no "perfect" spot. And, as usual, when trying to find perfect spot you end up with nothing. Road turns back into the hills, away from the stream.
For some reason I'm not enjoying the ride anymore. It can be that I'm tired from days spent on the road (first longer trip). Another thing is that I find it difficult to be amazed by nature after riding trough Bosnia and Montenegro in first couple of days. Riding in terrain similar to that from back home (dirt road trough forest without great open viewvs) is not apealing right now...
Without GPS navigation here would be almost impossible. Directions that you can get from locals are usually along these lines:
"Just go straight" or
"Just follow the main road."
There are simply to many crossroads, same road sometimes looks like major forest road and then soon turns into something little better than a track.
Just look at all the roads in the photo above. It is not a single road winding its way up the hill...
And then, just as I had enough, dirt road turns into cobblestone and forest somehow looked better. I was really surprised to see another vehicle here but there it was, regular family car. Soon there was another car and then one more. Next scene catches me by surprise: just as I approach one parked car doors open and 2-3 girls, all dressed up with high heels and everything get out... Road is in bad shape if your'e in low sedan so the driver made them walk... High heels and walking in forest, got me thinking, trying to find any connection. No photos, sorry :)
I come across small waterfall by the road. This time I'm not missing opportunity to cool my head, it's blistering hot outside. To me there is something special anytime I'm able to drink water straight from the stream... It just feels good to be connected with nature like that... Of course, none of the cars stops and they look at me like I'm some sort of circus attraction.
Soon after the waterfall we're back on the main road, going across Golija. Pavement lasts almost two kilometers before road turns into excellent gravel. Traffic is heavy, there were at least six cars :) Road is not that good for them so they are moving slowly. Being on dual sport bike means that gravel is almost same as pavement which translates to me not moving slowly :) It's a quick ride toward Jankov Kamen peak. Time for lunch break, picking blueberries and generally enjoying myself. Half a day is gone, with less than one third of distance covered. And much of the remaining distance is off-road, again on the roads that I'm not even sure exist...
This is point where I have to make decision, going home or finishing the trip as planned. Few phone calls to the control room back home confirm that weather forecast doesn't look promising. Afternoon showers today and tomorrow and rain for the next few days. If I stick to the original plan that would mean that I'll be furthest away from home, in area that I wanted to visit for at least five years (Stara Planina mountain, in south-eastern Serbia, bordering with Bulgaria), just in time when regular rains are forecasted. Seems like waste of time to me, no way I could enjoy riding and camping in rain, no matter how much I wanted to go...
Also, by now, I was sick and tired from being nervous every afternoon when I realize that there is much ground to be covered and little time to do it (completely my fault, off course. Planned distances for every day proved to be to long for my style of riding, slowly and stopping oh-so-often to take photos. On the other hand, I had all the time in the world to do this ride, no pressure what so ever. I could ride half as much each day and take my time. But stubbornness is a bitch... Another thing is that planned camping locations for every day were just perfect and it would be shame to spend a night in the middle of the forest when you can spend it by very scenic lake.).
Other option is to turn toward home from there. Spend this night at some nice place on a mountain and then ride home tomorrow. Even if it rains tomorrow it wouldn't matter because I'll be sticking to pavement and sleep in my bad that night.
So that was it... Relieved on one side, and feeling bad about quiting, on the other, I choose second option. GPS becomes useless. It's time to get the paper map out and plan fun ride back home. New destination for today is lake Zaovinsko in Tara National Park. Idea is to get there combining tarmac roads with few off-road sections I ridden earlier that year with organized group. Off course, plans are there to be broken
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Strong follow up.
And we remain captivated.
Surprised to see a charcoal oven still in business. Have you seen more of them?
Charcoal tenders used to have a very particular reputation in the old old old days. But it is a product with a multitude of uses.
Do I sound like a charcoal afficionado?
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This oven didn't look like it was being used in a long time. I came across several more which also looked abandoned but I can tell you for sure that they are still being used in some areas in Serbia.
Next update is coming in few hours :)
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Great photos Gliga, it really is beautiful out there and the people are real friendly too. Just don,t tell everyone, or the tracks will be full of adv riders :)))
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Day seven continiued
So, from now it will be mostly pavement all the way to the home. First order of business is ride toward Ivanjica town.
Nice, wide and twisty road trough dense forest. Road is severely lacking in straights department, with turns just flowing one into another. This is first proper pavement section in last couple of days and I'm enjoying it. Time to blow some steam out of the system and get adrenalin pumping. Right hairpin, I'm going slowly, no input on brakes or the throttle. Front end decides it's time for me to get up-close and personal with surface so it skids sideways underneath me. By pure magic bike stays upright, with me in the saddle. Two things I'm sure about: my foot never came of the footrest and I had some mild pain in shin area for next couple of minutes. I turn around, wanting to know what caused wheel to slide. There are no oil marks, no gravel, nothing. Going back downhill I tried rear brake. Wheel is blocked instantly and bike almost kept same speed. Slippery as ice... Warning came at cheap price, I take it seriously :)
Little further on there is a large fair, right beside the road. OK, now that would explain all those cars and girls in high heels in middle of the forest... These are not kind of places I like to visit so I just cruise along, Note to self: drunk drivers alert, set to high.
Still cruising, regular left turn, no oil, no gravel. Front end goes sideways, rear follows. This time foot came to the rescue and once again bike stays upright. WTF...
Once off the mountain road goes trough some villages but it's still enjoyable for riding. Turn after turn after turn after... For some time it goes trough a canyon, following a river.
In Arilje town I turn off the main road, it's time to go to Zlatibor mountain. Locals confirm direction, one glance at a map confirms that destination is only few centimeters away For some reason I never bother looking at actual distances. Road is as close to perfect as possible. No traffic, no straights, good scenery all-around. Pure joy After some time little worm of suspicion slipped into my mind. Those few centimeters on the map sure translate into a lot of riding. By that time I wasn't eve sure I was following right road. This time I take a proper look at a map and it turns out that this road is much longer than planned.
Pavement ends in Visoka village. It's some 15 km of excellent gravel until it rejoins pavement on the other side. Locals drinking beers in front of a store ask me to join them for a drink. Unfortunately there is no time for that now. It's already clear that I'll be pitching my tent after the sunset. Another stupid tip-over doesn't help my nerves :)
Even thou wheels are facing uphill I easily manage to pick the bike up. Almost... Like it would be sinfull if I could just do it on first attempt Of course, that didn't help me feel any better.
I'm happy to be back on pavement. First intersection and I take a wrong turn. At next intersection that becomes clear but I decide to press on. I mean, who likes to backtrack 5 km on perfect new twisty road anyway? Road signs on next intersection make mo sense at all. Obviously there are more roads in reality than on my map.
I give in, it's time to ask locals about directions. They point me onto a nice narrow, one lane, paved road.
"Turn right at first intersection and then just follow the road."
Hm, sounds familiar... First intersection comes and I do turn right. Less than a kilometer and road ends after passing through a village. OK, back to main road. Next intersection proves to be right one and, believe it or not, I really just had to follow the main road after that.
It was close to sunset time by now and finally some common sense prevailed. I decided not to take off-road route, mostly because I wasn't sure where it starts and it's to late to wonder around.
Road from Zlatibor mountain toward Tara mountain is major one. Heavy traffic with loads of trucks make for unpleasant ride. That shock of traffic after few days of mostly seeing nobody on the road... Luckily for me, that section is rather short and fast and I was soon on nice, almost deserted road.
Road to lake Zaovinsko is awesome. Once again, lack of any sort of straights is very evident. Smell of pine forest... Perfect way to end a day. Oh, and next time I'll go slowly, to enjoy the scenery
As I'm approaching the lake all I want is to see anybody else camping there. Lake is located in National Park and there are no organized campsites so I had some concerns. Major relief after seeing few tents, right at the top of the dam. I don't think that would be possible in "developed" countries :)
Just as I finished pitching my tent there is a sound of approaching bike and sure enough they choose spot close to me. After introduction we realize that we know each other from local biking forum. Always cool to meet somebody in person... Gathering of driftwood from lake shore, camp fire and tea from freshly picked plants in great company. How can anybody ask for more???
Random thought about tea: when ever I'm drinking it back home it tastes mostly like shit without liberal amount of sugar. But when I take time and effort to pick up the plants (mint and Wild Thyme mostly), find wood for a fire and use available water it tastes heavenly, every time. And it's sugar-free
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David Axelrod, a former top political adviser to Barack Obama, says it's "time for" Anthony Weiner "to go away":
"I haven't really commented on this because Huma is a friend of mine, his wife, and I deeply respect her," said Axelrod, of Anthony Weiner's wife, a top political adviser to Hillary Clinton.
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SHERIDAN — The Sagebrush Art Center is displaying a Native American Photography exhibition by Ann Fuller throughout the month of July and will host an artist's reception on Wednesday. From 4:30-6:30 p.m. all members of the community are invited to the free event and refreshments will be served. The gallery is located inside the Historic Read More
Senior Center employees receive recognition
SHERIDAN — Sheridan Senior Center employees Liz Swisher and Ken Talmadge were recognized in June by the Wyoming Public Transit Association at the 2014 WyTrans Conference in Laramie. Swisher was awarded Wyoming Dispatcher of the Year for her positive attitude as a dispatcher for the Sheridan Public Mini-Bus transportation service. Talmadge was awarded Outstanding Service Read More
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Dave Avery, left, and Justin Bishop load shells into three-inch mortars during setup for the Fourth of July fireworks show Wednesday afternoon at the Big Horn Equestrian Center. Each mortar shell is fired according to a timed sequence set by the firing control computer. The fireworks display is timed to by choreographed with music that Read More
Day Break, college partner to improve services, student learningJuly 2, 2014
SHERIDAN — Recently it was announced that the Sheridan Senior Center would be building a new home for their Day Break program, a licensed adult day care where families can bring seniors on weekdays for care and socialization. After a gift of land from Whitney Benefits and a $500,000 grant from the Wyoming State Loan Read More
County commissioners nix quarry proposal
SHERIDAN — For the first time in its history, the Board of County Commissioners unanimously denied a quarry permit Tuesday for a commercial pit proposed to be located on Bird Farm Road near the intersection with U.S. Highway 87, which leads to Story. Commission Chairman Terry Cram said individual commissioners have voted against quarries in the Read More
Three candidates move forward in Senate District 22 selection process
STORY — After approximately three hours of introductions, question and answer sessions and two votes, a selection committee comprised of Sheridan and Johnson County Republican Party precinct members chose the three candidates who will be considered to fill the vacant Senate District 22 seat left vacant by the death of Sen. John Schiffer, R-Kaycee, on Read More
Next Concert in the Park to be held Tuesday
SHERIDAN — The next Concert in the Park will be held Tuesday after the rodeo week Boot Kick-Off event. From 7:30-9 p.m. in the Kendrick Park Band Shell, Ashley Buchart from Nashville, a graduate of the Denver School of the Arts performing out of Parker, Colorado, will perform. Buchart's talents include opera, concert violin, song Read More
New Vaudevillians to perform this summer
SHERIDAN — The New Vaudevillians of the WYO Theater are back and rebranding for their repeat year as the WYO Vaudevillians. Three summer performances will be offered, the first on Wednesday and subsequent shows on July 16 and 23. The shows will be held in the new Mars Theater inside the WYO. An open talent Read More
Tipsy Taxi golf tourney to be held Tuesday
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Liquor Dealers Association will hold a "Tipsy Taxi Golf Tournament" on Tuesday at Kendrick Municipal Golf Course. A fundraiser for their scholarship fund and the Tipsy Taxi program, four-person teams in a scramble format are invited to register for $75 per person. The tournament will run from 10 a.m. to Read More
Trolley services being hosted for the Boot Kick-Off Tues.
SHERIDAN — Black Tooth Brewing Company will host trolley service to and from Kendrick Park during the Boot Kick-Off on Tuesday to reduce park congestion and get attendees back to the brewery for the Boot Kick-Off Street After Party. The trolley will run from 3-8 p.m. between the brewery and the park and parking is available Read More
'Tidbit Tuesday' set for next week
SHERIDAN — The next offering of the "Tidbit Tuesday" educational program at the Sheridan County Museum will be held next week. The program gives children and their families an opportunity to explore history together from 10 a.m. to noon every other Tuesday throughout the summer. The events are free and open to all but space Read More
Seven-year-old Austin Geertz, left, and Nathan Geertz, 12, light fireworks outside at the Whiz Bang Fireworks store Tuesday night on the north end of Sheridan.
Eleven area residents apply to fill empty senate seatJuly 1, 2014
SHERIDAN — Eleven residents from Sheridan and Johnson counties have applied to fill the seat for Senate District 22 left vacant when Sen. John Schiffer, R-Kaycee, died June 19. The three applicants from Sheridan County are Mayor Dave Kinskey; rancher and former County Commissioner Steve Cox; and Vineyard Cattle Company owner Toby Vineyard, who lives near Read More
College for Kids to be held July 7-10
SHERIDAN — College for Kids will be held July 7-10 at Sheridan College. The 27th year for the youth enrichment program will again host third- through 12th-grade students in a variety of classes including sports, science, art, dance, music and rocket building. For more information call Carol Lundgren at 763-7842 or Rita Geary at 672-9870.
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From staff reports BIG HORN — Big Horn Middle School has announced the fourth-quarter honor roll recipients. 8th grade honor roll Justin Bailey, Zhoe' Calkins, Annika Kenley, Aidan McCurry, Emily Miller, Makayla Morris, Teal Scheuber, Braeden Sersland, Trinity St. John, Laura Stainbrook, Christian Strom, Kyler Weigum and David Widmer. 7th grade honor roll Read More
Local residents earn Eagle badges
SHERIDAN — On June 22, Brandon Uecker and Owen Bensel, members of Tongue River Boy Scouts Troop 116, were awarded the highest honors in Boy Scouting with presentation of their Eagle Awards at the Tongue River Community Center in Ranchester. Both boys have been involved in scouting since elementary school at Tongue River, have been Read More
Ramshorn Wilderness walk to be hosted Sat.
SHERIDAN — For the next event in a series of outings celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act of 1964 and the 30th anniversary of the Wyoming Wilderness Act of 1984, the Wyoming Wilderness Association will host a Ramshorn Wilderness walk Saturday. A very difficult walk through Shoshone National Forest, the wilderness-seeking day hike Read More
Students take history-themed trip
Sheridan Junior High School students, parents and teachers recently participated in an American history-themed field trip to the East Coast. Students began their explorations in Washington, D.C., touring the Smithsonian Museums, the U.S. Capitol, the National Archives and the Library of Congress. Students witnessed the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery and ventured Read More
Koltiska heads to rodeo royalty competition
SHERIDAN — Next weekend as many of the residents of Sheridan County are joined by tourists and athletes to attend the main events of the Sheridan WYO Rodeo, one resident will be heading out of town to attend another rodeo. Not to be mistaken for an insult against the local showcase, the absence will be Read More
SCSD2 promotes staff within districtJune 30, 2014
SHERIDAN — Teachers, students and parents throughout Sheridan will be sure to see new, yet familiar, faces at their local school this fall as five "new" administrators have been hired. In what Sheridan County School District 2 Superintendent Craig Dougherty described as a domino effect, the positions opened up this year after Sheridan High School Read More
Wyoming Wilderness Association to host backpacking trip this weekend
SHERIDAN — For the next event in a series of outings celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act of 1964 and the 30th anniversary of the Wyoming Wilderness Act of 1984, the Wyoming Wilderness Association will host a Lake Elsa backpacking trip this weekend. Former Alaskan Wilderness Ranger Maria Burke will take experienced backpackers Read More
MORE seeking donations for Native American children
SHERIDAN — M.O.R.E. Ministries is asking for donations to sponsor a filled backpack for a Native American child in Wyoming or Montana. "Stack the Packs" will be able to provide supplies to elementary students for $6, junior high students for $8 and high school students for $12 donations. The ministries are seeking to encourage Native Read More
Senior Center to host presentation tomorrow
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Senior Center will host "Nutrition — Your Secret Weapon for Truly Affordable Health Care" tomorrow. The presentation is part of the "…When I'm sixty-four" life planning lecture series designed to help people in our community make informed decisions unique to individuals and families as they get older. The free class will Read More
Flying H to present polo games this summer
SHERIDAN — The Flying H Polo Club will present high goal polo games and tournaments throughout the summer. The public is welcome to watch the games at no charge. The club is one of the few summer clubs in the nation playing high goal polo with high level players from the U.S. and internationally in Read More
Interstate 90 limits in Sheridan County to remain at 75 mph
SHERIDAN — Motorists driving the wide open roads of Wyoming will soon be able to put the pedal a little closer to the metal on nearly 500 miles of interstate highway. Beginning Tuesday, Wyoming Department of Transportation crews will begin the process of changing speed limit signs to 80 mph along approved sections of interstate roadway Read More


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November 28, 2006
Issues with the move
Hello everyone. While we have successfully moved to the new server, some issues have surfaced that we are still working on in UThink land. I just wanted to let you know that we are aware of them.
Issue 1 -- If you try to login to UThink you will get a certificate warning from your browser. Have no fear! This is nothing to worry about. For now, we are using a self-signed certificate for authentication into UThink. Most browsers prefer a certificate that is signed by a certificate authority like VeriSign or Thawte. We are working on this problem and hope to have it fixed soon. In the meantime, please do not worry about the warning. Your Internet ID credentials are still being protected. This has been fixed.
Issue 2 -- For some reason, we have lost the password protection on blogs using the .htaccess and .htpasswd methods. The files are still there for those of you using them, they just aren't working. We are working to restore this functionality. This has been fixed.
Issue 3 -- XML-RPC capabilities are out of whack, probably because of the certificate issues. We will test again once we have a better certificate in place. This has been fixed.
There are some other minor issues we are working through, but the two above are the big ones. Thanks for your patience, and please let me know if you see anything else!
November 22, 2006
Good News! UThink hardware upgrade!
UPDATE: We have successfully moved to the new hardware. If you were using the CAPTCHA plugin on the old server, you will need to re-enable the plugin. We had to reinstall the plugin from scratch to get it to work properly. As always, please let me know if you run into any other difficulties!
Hello everyone! This is very important news so please make sure you understand this. And please pass this on to other UThink users:
UThink will be down Thursday night (Thanksgiving) beginning at 8:00 PM until probably late Friday morning.
UThink will be moving to a new, and much faster, server Thursday night. Again, I'd like to emphasize that this move will make UThink a lot faster and I, for one, am very excited about this. Hopefully all of you will notice the change.
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Have a great Thanksgiving everyone! Hopefully you'll find a new and improved UThink when you get back.
November 02, 2006
Problem uploading large files with Firefox 2.0
We have been alerted to a problem with uploading large files to UThink with Firefox 2.0. It appears that any large files (anything over 2MB in size) are not fully uploaded with Firefox 2.0. Firefox 1.* and all Internet Explorer browsers still seem to work fine. We are looking into the problem, but quite frankly right now it has us stumped.
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Does every girl squirt when she orgasms?
I've had sex with three different guys and I've never been able to orgasm but I was just wondering if every girl squirts out when she does?
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No. Most women don't squirt when they have orgasms and those that can don't always squirt every time. In fact, they're two separate types of orgasm. Squirting is usually associated with G-spot orgasms. Orgasms from clitoral stimulation, which are more common and easier to achieve for most women, don't usually cause squirting.
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No, not every girl squirts when she orgasms, very few actually do. In fact it's hard for girls to orgasm because some have to learn to do it. your body produces "wetness" but girls have to learn to squirt and some have to learn to orgasm and it can be forced in some cases!
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Maputo — Responsibility for all primary health care in Maputo City will be transferred next week from the central government to the Maputo Municipal Council.
This measure covers 26 health centres and the three morgues in the city. Under a memorandum of understanding signed in Maputo on Friday, the management of these institutions is to be transferred to the municipality. According to Maputo City health director Pascoa Wate, the health centres will now be subordinate to the Health and Social Welfare area of the municipality, but the transfer will be processed gradually. "We are just transferring the management", she said. "The staff at the centres will continue to work in the same way. What will happen is that they will become accountable to the municipality".
Wate added that the 26 centres were chosen after concluding that the technical conditions for the transfer had been met. Five centres remain that are still run by the central government. "We shall continue to monitor progress so that we can transfer the other health centres to the municipality", Wate said.
The City Councillor for Health and Social Welfare, Nurbai Calu, said that this transfer does not introduce any far-reaching changes into the operation of the system, since the same health professionals who work at the morgues and health centres will remain at their posts.
"As a municipality, we agreed that in a first phase we are only going to transfer these centres", said Calu. "The Ministry of Health will continue to comply with its obligations, including the purchase of medicines and the training of human resources, since there is no municipal health service at national level".
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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa The community said its good byes to Lyric Ray Lynn Cook-Morrissey on Saturday afternoon, laying to rest the second of two cousins found dead after disappearing in July.
Friends and family gathered for the services billed as a celebration of the 10-year-old girl's life at Heartland Vineyard Church in Cedar Falls.
"It was very beautiful. There was a lot of support there," said Nikki Schlarmann, who, with her mother, runs a Facebook group dedicated to the cousins. "As a family, we are just kind of in a daze still as to what's going on."
Pillars flanking the church's entrance were decorated with pink bows similar to those that adorned trees across Evansdale, Waterloo and Cedar Falls after Lyric, of Waterloo, and her cousin, 8-year-old Elizabeth Collins of Evansdale, went missing while riding their bikes over the summer.
Reporters weren't allowed inside for Saturday's services, but social media postings showed colorful garlands made of hundreds of paper figures decorating the church staircase. They were created by students and hung by teachers at Kingsley Elementary, where Lyric had attended school.
A collage displayed photos taken during Lyric's short life, social media postings showed.
Services for Elizabeth were Dec. 13 at the same church.
Authorities said the girls disappeared July 13 while riding their bikes in Evansdale. After exhaustive searches that drew hundreds of volunteers, hunters discovered the girls' remains by chance in the Seven Bridges Wildlife Area near Readlyn on Dec. 5.
No arrests have been made, and a $150,000 reward fund has been established for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the girls' deaths. Cedar Valley Crime Stoppers raised a separate reward of $20,500 during a fundraiser earlier this month.
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CREATING a free-flying robotic insect is the dearest wish of many an engineer because such a machine would have great potential in surveillance and in seeking out trapped people in search-and-rescue situations. But a curious effect might upset their plans.
Last year, a team at Harvard University released a video demonstration of a robotic fly they had developed, showing it flapping its wings and levitating up a pair of guide wires.
But Michele Milano of Arizona State University in Tempe wondered whether the wing motion was entirely responsible for giving the robot lift, or whether some other force was involved. "The video showed that the guide wires were vibrating significantly when the wings beat," he told New Scientist.
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Speaking about fretting about injuries, before anyone does such a thing about center Matt Birk's extended absence from practice, it's probably worth remembering that the veteran barely practiced last training camp and he wound up playing all 18 games for the Ravens.
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1. QB Joe Flacco – Some members of the media have scoffed at the quarterback's comments that he's not even thinking about his contract. I understand the skepticism, but if you've watched Flacco in training camp for even a day, you'd be assured that he's not the least bit distracted. Calm, accurate and in control, Flacco looks primed for a big season.
2. G/T Kelechi Osemele – Getting most of the repetitions at right tackle with the first-team offensive line, the rookie second-round pick had some crushing blocks on Sergio Kindle and Paul Kruger, among others. He may be a little raw technique-wise, but the physical tools are there.
3. S Ed Reed – So much time is spent discussing and dissecting his contract and his comments to the media that you forget how much Reed still loves playing football. He remains all over the practice field, ranging sideline-to-sideline to get his hands on the football.
4. RB Bobby Rainey – I still would be moderately surprised if the undrafted free agent out of Western Kentucky makes the team, but I think there's a spot for him somewhere in the NFL. He's shifty and makes things happen with the ball in his hands.
5. K Justin Tucker – I was trying to avoid putting guys in this space for consecutive weeks, but the undrafted free agent agent is impossible to ignore. Even Billy Cundiff, who is trying to hold off Tucker for the starting kicker job, said that Tucker has been "lights out."
Five quick observations:
1. Dickson earned the criticism about his hands by dropping so many balls last year, but I've seen significant improvements from him in that area during training camp.
2. I understand that Tyrod Taylor's athleticism and speed are tremendous assets for him. However, there are times I'd like to see him stand in the pocket a little more and make some throws.
3. I think the first couple of preseason games will be big for linebacker Dannell Ellerbe. I don't think he's in danger of getting cut by any means, but he's had a relatively quiet camp and the Ravens are pretty thin at linebacker and need him to contribute.
4. Linebacker Albert McClellan doesn't get talked about as much as Kindle and others, but I expect him to not only make the team, but to play a meaningful role.
5. The play of wide receiver Deonte Thompson and linebacker Nigel Carr was the talk of OTAs. Carr continues to play pretty well, though Thompson has slowed down a little bit and had a number of drops last week.
The Ravens have used roster space in recent weeks to upgrade the depth at linebacker (Stevie Baggs Jr., Ricky Brown, Blackstock), wide receiver (Logan Payne), tight end (Billy Bajema) and offensive line (Cord Howard). With Pierce ailing and Anthony Allen and Damien Berry having relatively quiet training camps thus far, I wouldn't discount the Ravens looking into adding a veteran running back. There are plenty free agents available, including Joseph Addai, Cedric Benson, Ryan Grant, Thomas Jones, Chester Taylor and Cadillac Williams. Ultimately, the Ravens are content to go young at backup running back, but at some point they are going to need one of their current backs to emerge and separate himself from the pack in training camp. That hasn't happened yet.
I saved this for last because I don't want to steal anybody's thunder here, but I'd like to welcome Aaron Wilson to our Ravens' coverage team at The Baltimore Sun. I'm sure if you are reading this, you are familiar with Aaron's work and coverage of the Ravens. He's done a fine job covering the Ravens for The Carroll County Times since 2001. You'll see his work regularly on this blog and in newspaper. He'll be a great addition to our staff.


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|Now With Footage You've Never Seen!You can never have enough Friends. With this Deluxe 4-Disc Set of the Complete Season One, you have more: each episode contains Never-Before-Seen Moments every fan of Friends will savor. And for all loyal patrons of Central Perk, we've brewed up a fresh pot brimming with Bonus Features. Revisit that first year in which Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), Monica (Courtney Cox Arquette), Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), Joey (Matt LeBlanc), Chandler (Matthew Perry) and Ross (David Schwimmer) first charmed audiences worldwide. You'll be in fabulous company.System Requirements:Starring: Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry, David Schwimmer. Running Time: 587 Minutes, Color. Copyright 2002 Warner Home Video.Format: DVD MOVIE
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Editor's NoteIn addition to scoring one of the biggest surprise hits in television history, NBC generated a veritable pop culture phenomenon with its twentysomething sitcom smash FRIENDS. Set in New York City, the series chronicled the lives of six best friends as they navigated through the ups and downs of romance and career from the confines of their local coffee shop and some pretty fabulous Manhattan apartments. While the series originally rode to success on the coattails of its Thursday night predecessor SEINFELD, what differentiated FRIENDS from the rash of copycat sitcoms that followed--and made it a bona fide hit in its own right--was the unique chemistry of its fine ensemble cast: Courtney Cox as neurotic clean freak Monica; David Schwimmer as her endearingly hangdog brother Ross; Matt LeBlanc as none-too-bright actor-wannabe Joey Tribbiani; Matthew Perry as sarcastic computer programmer Chandler Bing; Lisa Kudrow as goofy new-age free spirit Phoebe Buffay; and, of course, Jennifer Aniston as reformed spoiled rich girl Rachel Green (whose highly influential fashion sense launched a thousand hairstyles). This collection includes every episode from the popular series' debut season, which featured guest appearances by George Clooney and Noah Wylie.
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|Artist: Barry White
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Format: CD
Manufacturer: Uni/mercury
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Release Date: 11/17/1992
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Prologue (Love's Beginning) - (previously unreleased) ~ Barry White
2. Love's Theme ~ Barry White
3. I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby ~ Barry White
4. Never, Never Gonna Give You Up ~ Barry White
5. Can't Get Enough Of Your Love, Babe ~ Barry White
6. You're The First, The Last, My Everything ~ Barry White
7. What Am I Gonna Do With You ~ Barry White
8. Let The Music Play ~ Barry White
9. You See The Trouble With Me ~ Barry White
10. Honey Please Can't Ya See ~ Barry White
11. Don't Make Me Wait Too Long ~ Barry White
12. It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me ~ Barry White
13. Your Sweetness Is My Weakness ~ Barry White
14. L.A. My Kinda Place ~ Barry White
Disc 2
Song Title
1. My Sweet Summer Suite ~ Barry White
2. Change ~ Barry White
3. Sho' You Right ~ Barry White
4. Sheet Music ~ Barry White
5. Love Makin' Music ~ Barry White
6. Playing Your Game, Baby ~ Barry White
7. It's Only Love Doing Its Thing ~ Barry White
8. Love Serenade (Part 1) ~ Barry White
9. Baby Blues ~ Barry White
10. I've Got So Much To Give ~ Barry White
11. I've Found Someone ~ Barry White
12. Oh What A Night For Dancing ~ Barry White
Disc 3
Song Title
1. Satin Soul ~ Barry White
2. It Ain't Love, Babe (Until You Give It) ~ Barry White
3. I'll Do For You Anything You Want Me To ~ Barry White
4. Rio De Janeiro ~ Barry White
5. All Around the World ~ Barry White
6. Midnight and You ~ Barry White
7. Walkin' in the Rain With the One I Love ~ Barry White
8. Just The Way You Are ~ Barry White
9. Beware ~ Barry White
10. Who's The Fool ~ Barry White
11. Secret Garden, The (Sweet Seduction Suite) ~ Barry White
12. All of Me ~ Barry White
13. Dark and Lovely ~ Barry White
14. Love's Interlude / Good Night My Love ~ Barry White
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info
|This 3-CD box set contains a 32-page booklet with a biographical essay by David Ritz, track-by-track annotations, complete personnel listings, a discography and rare photos.
|Personnel includes: Barry White (vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, bass, drums); David T. Walker, Dean Parks, Lee Ritenour (guitar); Stella Castalucci (harp); Ernie Watts, Bill Green (flute, saxophone); Gerald Albright (saxophone); Jerry Hey, Gary Grant (trumpet); George Bohanon (trombone); Vince DaRosa (French horn); Gene Page, Jack Perry, Chuckii Booker (piano, keyboards); Wilton Felder, Nathan East, Willie Sistrunk (bass); Ed Greene, Delacy White (drums); Paulinho Da Costa, Bobby Hall (percussion); Vella Cameron, Sheila Chambers, Cindy Davis, Stephanie Fletcher, Jermaine Jackson (background vocals); Quincy Jones, Al B. Sure, James Ingram, El DeBarge, Big Daddy Kane, Lisa Stansfield, Isaac Hayes.
|The Love Unlimited Orchestra includes: Glodean James, Linda James, Diane Taylor.
|Producers include: Barry White, Ian Devaney, Andy Morris, Quincy Jones, Andre Booth.
|Compilation producers: Barry White, Harry Weinger.
|Engineers include: Frank Kejmar.
|Principally recorded at Whitney Recording Studios, Glendale, California. Includes liner notes by Barry White and David Ritz.
|Digitally remastered by Ted Jensen (Sterling Sound, New York, New York).
|With '70s nostalgia being quite the rage in the early '90s, Mercury set out to cash in on the trend with this three-CD box set by one of the top soul/disco men of that decade. Though three CDs is a bit much for novices (who would be better off with the 1995 single-CD anthology All Time Greatest Hits), more seasoned White devotees will find that there's a lot to admire about this comprehensive package. Essential '70s hits like "I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More, Baby," "Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe" and "It's Ecstasy" are included, along with gems he produced for the female group Love Unlimited Orchestra (including the sexy "Walking in the Rain with the One I Love" and his instrumental-oriented Love Unlimited Orchestra ("Love's Theme" and "Satin Soul," among other hits). And the set also contains some of White's more recent work, such as 1989's "L.A. My Kinda Place" and a remake of Lisa Stansfield's "All Around the World" that finds him forming a memorable duo with the British singer. Despite the fact that some of the newer selections aren't essential, Just for You does a fine job of summarizing White's many post-1971 accomplishments. ~ Alex Henderson
Musical Guests
|Quincy Jones
|Al B. Sure!
|James Ingram
|El DeBarge
|Big Daddy Kane
|Lisa Stansfield
|Isaac Hayes
|Gerald Albright
Compilation Appearances
|Dead Presidents
|Back To Mine
|Love Songs
|70's Pop Number 1's
|Platinum R b Party
|A m 50:Anniversary Collection
|From Q With Love
|Number 1'S
|Best Of Soul Train (Live)
Associated Artists and Works
|Chancellor, Walter, Jr.
|Gaye, Marvin
|Love Unlimited
|Love Unlimited Orchestra
|Original Soundtrack
|Wagner, Danny
|White, Berry
Technical Info
|Release Date : 11/17/1992
|Original Release Date : 1992
|Catalog ID : 514 143
|Label : Mercury
|Number of Discs : 3
|Studio/Live : Studio
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
|SPAR Code : n/a
Professional Reviews
Q (5/93, p.109)
- 4 Stars - Excellent - "...the definitive Barry White..."
- 4 Stars - Excellent - "...the definitive Barry White..."
NME (Magazine)
(3/13/93, p.32)
- 8 - Excellent - "...chock to brim with chunky, happy, sunshine riffs and grooves--evidence enough that the man is a legend on the dancefloor as well as the bedroom..."
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- 8 - Excellent - "...chock to brim with chunky, happy, sunshine riffs and grooves--evidence enough that the man is a legend on the dancefloor as well as the bedroom..."


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Okay, I almost started this off with a comment about how I wasn't sure if Cat could pull off the dress she was wearing that seemed to be a nude mesh minidress with orange, black and taupe sequin blocks all over it. But by the end of the episode -- maybe it was the 17-inch strappy Louboutins? -- I decided that she's totally making it work. Look, she's not like us mere mortals.
The group number starts out dark, with the girls in deconstructed tutus, wearing sparkly silver Phantom of the Opera-esque masks and immediately I (correctly) peg this as a Sonya routine. It's very "post-apocalyptic-Phantom" with the boys in black half masks of their own and is reminiscent of her superhero-type routines. But it's well-done and really fun to watch with these six dancers, especially Eliana, who is featured in front. The song, "Scream" by Kelis, goes into an electronic beat and the girls really get into it. The guys, to be honest, are kind of just there as props to perform lists and show off the ladies' awesomeness.
After introducing the gulls and guys, Cat lets us know that next week's finale performance episode will be on Tuesday rather than Wednesday. I also believe that the finale results show won't be until the following week, so that the dances next week actually count toward the final results. This week the dancers are each doing three dances: one with an all-star, one solo, and one with another of their fellow competitors. The other change is that this week the results are entirely from America's votes; the judges won't be able to save anyone from here on out. This concerns me a little bit, but we'll see what America does later. Nigel, Mary and Christina Applegate are this week's judges and Nigel says that it was great when they did have a say in the results because the format allowed them to get feedback from the choreographers on how everyone did in their rehearsals. Cat is excited that he might know who has been making out with who behind the scenes, but Nigel was just happy to be able to ask them if they'd actually hire these dancers after working with them. Sadly, we aren't actually given any dirt on either of these topics.
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"Seokjeon Daeje" meaning grand Confucian ceremony is a traditional rite that pays tribute to Confucius and other ancient sages and scholars.
The event is held every year on Confucius' birthday on Sept. 28 and the day of his death, May 11, at 234 Confucian temples nationwide to commemorate him and other historical figures from both Korea and China. Confucian philosophy and lessons are thought to be one of the foundations of Korean society over thousands of years. Cohosted by Sungkyunkwan University and the Cultural Heritage Administration, the ceremony was held at the school's Seoul campus on May 11. Culture Minister Choe Kwang-sik took part in the event, along with some 200,000 worshipers.
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