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You may experience one or many errors and events if Group Policy is applied to the computers on your network. To determine the cause of the issue, you must troubleshoot the configuration of the computers on your network. Follow these steps to troubleshoot the cause of the issue:
You experience one or more of the following symptoms on a computer that is running Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Windows 2000:
The error message that appears in the Error_Message placeholder in Event ID 1058 may be any of the following error messages:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Userenv
Event Category: None
Event ID: 1058
Date: Date
Time: Time
User: User_Name
Computer: Computer_Name
Description: Windows cannot access the file gpt.ini for GPO CN={31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F9},CN=Policies,CN=System,DC=domainname,DC=com . The file must be present at the location <\\domainname.com\sysvol\domainname.com\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984 F9}\gpt.ini>. (Error_Message). Group Policy processing aborted. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://support.microsoft.com.
Typically, if Event ID 1058 and Event ID 1030 occur, they are logged by client computers and member servers when the computer starts. Domain controllers log these events every five minutes.
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Userenv
Event Category: None
Event ID: 1030
Date: Date
Time: Time
User: User_Name
Computer: Computer_Name
Description: Windows cannot query for the list of Group Policy objects. A message that describes the reason for this was previously logged by the policy engine. For more information, see Help and Support Center at http://support.microsoft.com.
If you view the Application log in Event Viewer on a Windows 2000-based computer, you see events that are similar to the following events:
The error code that appears in the Error_Code placeholder in Event ID 1000 may be any of the following error codes:
Event Type: Error
Event Source: Userenv
Event Category: None
Event ID: 1000
Date: Date
Time: Time
User: NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
Computer: Computer_Name
Description: Windows cannot access the registry information at \\domainname.com\sysvol\domainname.com\Policies\{31B2F340-016D-11D2-945F-00C04FB984F 9}\Machine\registry.pol with (Error_Code).
These issues occur if the computers that are on your network cannot connect to certain Group Policy objects. Specifically, these objects are in the Sysvol folders on your network's domain controllers.
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To resolve this issue, you must troubleshoot the configuration of your network to narrow the cause of the issue, and then correct the configuration. To troubleshoot the possible cause of this issue, follow these steps:
Step one: Examine the DNS settings and network properties on the servers and client computersIn the local area connection properties, Client for Microsoft Networks must be enabled on all servers and client computers. The File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks component must be enabled on all domain controllers.
Additionally, every computer on the network must use DNS servers that can resolve SRV records and host names for the Active Directory forest where the computer is a member. Typically, a common configuration error is for the client computers to use the DNS servers that belong to your Internet service provider (ISP).
On all the computers that have logged the Userenv errors, examine the DNS settings and network properties. Additionally, check these settings on all domain controllers, whether or not they log Userenv errors.
To verify DNS settings and network properties on Windows XP-based computers in your network, follow these steps:
To determine what IP addresses a computer is using for DNS, follow these steps:
Note It is expected that this host name will resolve to the IP address of one of the domain controllers on the network. If the computer cannot resolve this name, or if the name resolves to the wrong IP address, make sure that the forward lookup zone for the domain contains valid (same as parent folder) Host (A) records.
To make sure that the forward lookup zone for the domain contains valid (same as parent folder) Host (A) records on a Windows 2000-based computer, follow these steps:
Step two: Examine the Server Message Block signing settings on the client computers and member serversThe Server Message Block (SMB) signing settings define whether the computers on the network digitally sign communications. If the SMB signing settings are not configured correctly, the client computers, or the member servers, may not be able to connect to the domain controllers.
For example, SMB signing may be required by the domain controllers, but SMB signing may be disabled on the client computers. If this issue occurs, Group Policy cannot be applied correctly. Therefore, the client computers log user environment (Userenv) errors in the Application log.
Sometimes, the SMB signing settings for the Server service and the Workstation service on a domain controller may conflict with each other.
For example, SMB signing may be disabled for the domain controller's Workstation service, but SMB signing is required for the domain controller's Server service. In this scenario, you cannot open one or more of the domain controller's local file shares if you are logged on to the server. Additionally, you cannot open Group Policy snap-ins if you are logged on to the server. For more information about how to troubleshoot this problem on a domain controller, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
839499If Group Policy errors only occur on client computers and member servers, or if you determine that KB article 839499 does not apply to your situation, continue to troubleshoot the issue.
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/839499/ )You cannot open file shares or Group Policy snap-ins when you disable SMB signing for the Workstation or Server service on a domain controller
By default, SMB signing is enabled but is not required for client communication on client computers and member servers that are running Windows XP, Windows 2000, or Windows Server 2003. We recommend that you use the default configuration because the client computers can use SMB signing when it is possible, but will still communicate with servers that have SMB signing disabled.
To configure the client computers and member servers so that SMB signing is enabled but not required, you must change the values for some registry entries. To make the registry changes on the client computers, follow these steps:
After you change the registry values and restart the Server and Workstation services on the affected computers, follow these steps:
823659If you change the GPO settings on a domain controller that is running Windows 2000 Server, follow these steps:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/823659/ )Client, service, and program incompatibilities that may occur when you modify security settings and user rights assignments
Step three: Make sure that the TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper service is started on all computersAll computers on the network must run the TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper service.
To verify that the TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper service is running on a Windows XP-based computer, follow these steps:
On Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP, you can use the Resultant Set of Policy MMC snap-in (Rsop.msc) to check all applied policy settings that are applied to a computer. To do this, click Start, click Run, type rsop.msc in the Open box, and then click OK.
On Windows 2000, use the Gpresult.exe command-line tool to examine the Group Policy results. To do this, follow these steps:
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Step four: Make sure that Distributed File System (DFS) is enabled on all computersAll domain controllers must run the Distributed File System service because the Sysvol share is a DFS volume. Additionally, the DFS client must be enabled in the registry on all computers.
To make sure that the Distributed File System service is running on Windows Server 2003-based domain controllers, follow these steps:
834649To make sure that the Distributed File System client is enabled on all client computers, follow these steps:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/834649/ )Client computers record Event ID 1030 and Event ID 1058 when DFS is not started on a Windows 2000-based domain controller
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/314494/ )Group policies are not applied the way you expect; "Event ID 1058" and "Event ID 1030" errors in the Application log
Step five: Examine the contents and the permissions of the Sysvol folderBy default, the Sysvol folder is located in the %systemroot% folder. The Sysvol folder contains the domain's Group Policy objects, the Sysvol and Netlogon shares, and the File Replication service (FRS) staging folder.
If the permissions on the Sysvol folder or the Sysvol share are too restrictive, group policies cannot be applied correctly, and cause user environment (Userenv) errors. Additionally, Userenv errors may occur if the Sysvol share or Group Policy objects are missing.
To make sure that the Sysvol share is available, run the net share command at a command prompt on each domain controller. To do this, follow these steps:
257338For more information about how to rebuild the Sysvol share in Windows Server 2003, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/257338/ )Troubleshooting missing SYSVOL and NETLOGON shares on Windows 2000 domain controllers
315457After you make sure that the Sysvol share is available, make sure that the Sysvol folder, the Sysvol share, and the root folder of the volume that contains the Sysvol folder are configured with the correct permissions. For more information about the permissions that are required by the Sysvol share and the Sysvol folder, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/315457/ )How to rebuild the SYSVOL tree and its content in a domain
290647Additionally, on Windows 2000 Server, the Everyone group must be granted Full Control permission on the root folder of the volume that contains the Sysvol folder. On Windows Server 2003, the Everyone group must be granted the Read & Execute special permission to "This folder only," and the domain\Users group must be granted the following standard permissions:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/290647/ )Event ID 1000, 1001 is logged every five minutes in the Application Event log
To download the Windows 2000 Server Gpotool.exe program, visit the following Microsoft "Gpotool.exe: Group Policy Verification Tool" Web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9d467a69-57ff-4ae7-96ee-b18c4790cffd&displaylang=enIf you run the Gpotool.exe program without any options, it scans for all the Group Policy objects on all domain controllers in the domain. If you include the /checkacl switch, the tool also scans the Sysvol access control list (ACL). For detailed output when you run the Gpotool.exe program, use the /verbose switch.
Alternatively, you can manually verify the individual GPO in the SYSVOL folder. For example, if the description in the Userenv 1058 event lists the name of a GPO, you can manually verify the individual GPO in the SYSVOL folder. You can do this to make sure that it contains a USER folder, a MACHINE folder, and a Gpt.ini file. To manually verify the individual GPO in the SYSVOL folder, follow these steps:
The Dcgpofix.exe program is included with Windows Server 2003. For additional information about the Dcgpofix.exe program, run the dcgpofix /? command at a command prompt.
For information about the Recreatedefpol.exe program, visit the following Microsoft Windows 2000 Default Group Policy Restore Tool Web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=b5b685ae-b7dd-4bb5-ab2a-976d6873129d&displaylang=enMake sure to set the recommended exclusions when you are scanning the Sysvol drive with antivirus software. Scanning with antivirus software can block access to the required files, such as the Gpt.ini file. You must configure these exclusions for all real-time, scheduled, and manual antivirus scans. For more information about the recommended exclusions when you run antivirus programs on Windows-based servers, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/822158/ )Virus scanning recommendations on a Windows 2000 or on a Windows Server 2003 domain controller
Step six: Make sure that the Bypass traverse checking right is granted to the required groupsThe Bypass traverse checking right must be granted to the following groups on the domain controllers:
Step seven: Make sure that the domain controllers are not in a journal wrap stateTo see if a domain controller is in a journal wrap state, view the File Replication service log in Event Viewer, and search for NTFRS event ID 13568. Event ID 13568 is similar to the following Event ID:
Event Type: Warning
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/292438/ )Troubleshooting journal_wrap errors on Sysvol and DFS replica sets
Step eight: Run the Dfsutil /PurgeMupCache commandRun the Dfsutil.exe program with the /PurgeMupCache switch to flush the local DFS/MUP cached information. The Dfsutil.exe program is included in the Windows 2000 Server Support Tools and the Windows Server 2003 Support Tools. For more information about a related topic, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/842804/ )A Windows Server 2003-based computer may stop responding when it is resumed from standby and events 1030 and 1058 are logged in the application log of a domain controller
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Erickson Successfully Defends Shot Put Title on Day Two of C-USA Indoors
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HOUSTON, Texas - A day after finishing second and provisionally qualifying for NCAA Indoor Championships in the weight throw, J.D. Erickson successfully defended his 2005 indoor shot put title to post an even bigger performance on the second day of the C-USA Championships at Yeoman Fieldhouse in Houston.
Erickson posted his winning toss with a mark of 58-03.25" (17.76m) on the first of his six efforts to take his second-career C-USA crown and provisionally qualify for the NCAA meet as well. On day one of the meet, Erickson finished runner-up in the weight with a mark of 63-10.50" (19.47m) to hit the provisional qualifying mark and also break the Tiger record for the event.
The second-best performance for Memphis likely came from fellow Tiger Brandon Winbush, who missed a conference title of his own by just a quarter of an inch and finished second in the long jump with a mark of 23-06.00" (7.16m). Winbush added a seventh-place effort in the triple jump on day two with a leap of 44-04.00" (13.51m) to pick up a second scoring performance.
On the women's side, Daniele Riendeau and Susan King were the top performers for the U of M, combining to score 17 points for the Lady Tigers.
Riendeau picked up two top-eight showings and two school records for the meet. The junior logged a time of 9:47.70 to finish third in the 3000m and break her own record for the event a day after placing sixth in the 5000m with a school-record time of 17:46.09.
King had a slightly sub-par effort in both the shot put and weight throw in her first C-USA meet, but still managed to pick up a runner-up showing in the shot. The League City, Texas native posted a toss of 47-09.00" (14.55m) to claim the second-place tally and eight points for the Lady Tigers.
Sivan Aballi posted the next-best showing for the U of M women, as she placed third in the shot with a mark of 45-09.00" (13.94m). The only remaining Lady Tigers to score in the meet were Annette Uzoh and Nikole Jackson, who placed sixth and seventh, respectively, in the weight throw with marks of 55-06.25" (16.92m) and 54-10.25" (16.59m).
On the men's side, the U of M got several additional solid performances to supplement the efforts of Erickson and Winbush.
Larry Harris and Amaechi Oselukwue posted two of the strongest showings for the Tigers, logging somewhat surprising performances in the 60m hurdles to pick up a total of 13 points. Harris, who was competing in the event for the first time at a C-USA meet, registered a personal-best time of 8.25s to finish second, while Oselukwue finished fourth in a time of 8.35s.
Willie Green finished in the top-three in the 60m for the second-consecutive year, placing third in the event with a time of 6.81s, after finishing second in 2005. Memphis also got a solid showing from Daniel Bandy in the 60m, as he finished seventh with a time of 6.95s.
Norbert Gulyas placed fifth in the shot with a toss of 51-04.50" (15.66m), after placing fifth in the weight throw with a mark of 49-07.00" (15.11m). The pair of top-eight showings marked the sixth and seventh times that the junior has scored at C-USA meets.
Austin Hunter picked up his fourth-career scoring performance in the 400m, placing seventh in the event with a time of 49.06s.
The men's 4x400m relay team placed sixth to add three additional points and round out the scoring for the Tigers.
The Memphis men placed fifth in the team competition with a total of 61.50 points. UTEP won the men's competition with 167 points, while Houston finished second with 153 points.
The U of M women finished in ninth place with 28 points, with Houston totaling 141.50 points to take the team title and Rice tallying 126 to finish second.
A majority of the U of M squads will now have three weeks off before the beginning of the outdoor season. Erickson however, still has a shot to move on to the NCAA Indoor Championships, as he will have to wait and see if either or both of his provisional qualifying marks meet the standard for the NCAA meet.

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what's the difference between 1N5402, HER502, and FR502 diodes?
what's the difference between 1N5402, HER502, and FR502 diodes?
The 1N5402 is a 3A 100V general purpose rectifier diode.
The HER502 is a 3A 100V high efficiency rectifier diode.
The FR502 is a 3A fast recovery diode.
The fast recovery diode is used for damping the reverse EMF in relays or other inductive devices like motors, chokes, etc.
The HER502 and 1N5402 are rectifier diodes but i can't seem to understand the difference between the a general purpose rectifier and a high efficiency rectifier. can one use the high efficiency rectifier as a fast recovery diode? what are schottky diodes used for? need some light on these features.
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Hi Sukhbinder,
I guess there is no difference in general purpose rectifier diodes and high efficiency ones.
The manufacturers might call a general purpose rectifier a "fast rectifier" diode or what so ever.
Fast recovery diodes can normally stand multiples of the rated current being pulsed. At high switching frequencies this might become important, e.g. driving a stepper motor to it's rpm limits.
I doubt you can use a high efficiency diode as a fast recovery diode.
Schottky diodes generally have a lower voltage drop than silicium type rectifier diodes. Used as an "idiot's diode" to prevent false polarity in a circuit they drop the supply voltage by 0.4V. Rectifier diodes do 0.7V.
Thanks HtG for the reply. I knew about the fast recovery diodes and their use but was a bit confused about the general purpose rectifier and high efficiency rectifier. May be the high efficiency rectifiers are more preferred in high frequency rectifiers (may be in a switched supply or so). Schottky diodes surely have a lower drop out voltage than silicon diodes. (germanium diodes had lower drops of 0.3V but could not handle high currents like silicon diodes and had a larger reverse leakage current than Si diodes. Also the Germanium devices could not be used at high temperatures or high powers, Si devices work easily at 80C with breakdown till 150C)
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Epic RR man. Former resident of the Dry shitties here. Report Inspired me to get my ass in gear and save up for a bike finally. Crazy you ran through Ecuador around new years. My buddy was up from Ecuador on new years to visit me and was telling me about the tradition of burning the stuffed dolls and actually made one to burn up here and then I see the real deal in your report. Anyways safe travels keep up the badass report and my ole man sends yah a Semper Fi !
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Well folks, I'm back! No wifi last night as I was stealth camping out on the Peruvian Altiplano with a few other riders. I'll be posting soon!
And thanks again to eveyone who has donated! I haven't forgotten about you all! As soon as I get a chance, your names will be added to the tank!
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Flat Tire and Stealth Camping
Day 100 (January 24, 2013)
Cusco, Peru to
Day's Ride: 173 Miles
Returning to Cusco, we met up with Kurt and Corey (the two Canadians) and their friend John. John had done this trip about eight years ago and left his bike, totally disassembled, in Venezuela. On a whim, he decided to fly down to Venezuela, put his bike back together, and ride with Kurt and Corey to Chile. He's riding a 1970's BMW R90GS that constantly leaks oil and gasoline and needs to be push started every morning to get running. The needle on one of his carburetors is messed up for some reason, and he has to regulate the flow of gasoline to his engine by slowly adjusting the fuel petcocks as he rides. He's got some crazy stories.
Along with Mike, the three Canadians, and myself, we also managed to pick up an Argentinian named Alfonso on a BMW 650GS. So, now we were all leaving Cusco in a massive ADV MC with six riders.
Our plan was to reach Puno on Lake Titicaca and spend the night there. Unfortunately, a scant eight miles outside of town, disaster struck!
Riding over a patch of dirt in the road, I felt my rear tire lose traction. I assumed I was just sliding on the dirt and gravel; however, after it kept sliding around, I looked down and realized that I had a flat.
I pulled into a school parking lot and took off the wheel. Once again, the enduro stand that I made in Huaraz saved the day.
A quick examination revealed the culprit:
It appeared to be just a random shard of metal that I had picked up in the middle of the road. What are the chances? I got down to business and had the tube changed out in twenty minutes. I then went to air it back up and realized that I had pinched the new tube!
So I then had to pull the new tube out, patch it, and re-install it. What should have only taken 20 minutes ended up taking about an hour and a half. Luckily, the whole gang of riders pitched in and helped out. Mike and John even went down the street, bought bread and canned tuna, and came back and made sandwiches for everyone. Meanwhile, Alfonso helped entertain some of the kids who had come out to watch.
Finally, with the new patched tube installed and inflated, we got back on the road. I had already ridden this stretch of road on the way into Cusco from Arequipa, but it was nice to ride it at a more leisurely pace without getting rained on constantly.
Riding in a group of six people over long distances is actually pretty challenging. Everyone has their own pace and their own riding style. Still, we managed to make it work. I enjoyed letting someone else take lead for a change. I was also able to sit back and enjoy some of the sights that I had missed on the way in.
Due to the late start and the flat, by 4:00 PM we were still 100 miles short of Puno. We made the decision to eat a good dinner at a restaurant and then hunt down a place to camp.
The owner of the resteraunt told us of some Incan ruins near a small village down the road where we might be able to camp. After dinner, we rode down to the ruins and found that they were actually in the village and would probably not afford a suitable camp site. On the way in I had noticed a dirt road leading up into the hills away from the village; with the ruins out of the question, I decided to do a short recon and see if there wasn't a good spot to hide out and camp in the hills.
The road ended up being mostly eroded, overgrown with grass, and struin with baseball sized rocks. Still, about a half mile outside of the village, I found a small grassy field surrounded by a low rockwall and nestled between two small hills. It was the perfect campsite, hidden, quiet, and free!
I rode back down and told the others and we all headed back up into the hills. I was a little worried that John's bike wouldn't make it, but he managed to plough up the hill and through a gap in the rock wall with ease. Those old BMW's run forever.
We set up camp in the dark, and then got out the stoves and made Yerba Matte and hot Chocolate.
This was the first time I had practiced stealth camping on this trip. Usually, I have set up my tent in developed campgrounds or in the backyard at a Hostel. It was a nice change of pace and even nicer with five other riders to hang out with. Without any ride report to write, it was an early night: in the sleeping bag by eight!
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That looks like an awesome camping spot! Too bad about the flat. Still, only 2 flats so far on the trip is pretty good!
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Thanks for posting the update, Bryce. I'm glad you got the tire repaired without too much difficulty. What tire irons did you bring on your trip, and what tire inflator are you using?
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Hey Bryce,
I was just on Giant Loops site and noticed they had new soft panniers for sale. If you did your trip again, would you ride with soft luggage like this?
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I have two of the short motion pro aluminium irons and one of the motion pro irons that has a 24mm wrench on the other end. For the compressor, I have one of those little Slime compressors that I picked up at Autozone for 13 dollars before I left. I plug it into the 12v outlet I wired onto the bike. I have a hand pump too; but only for backup.
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So, how do I check the fork seal?
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To check the fork seal you will need to undo the gater cover and slide it out of the way to get a peek at the seal. If it shows a bunch of oil, it may be because a bit of grit has become wedged between the seal and the fork tube. If this is the case, it's possible to dislodge the offending grit using a piece of 35mm film or something similar. Pull the dust seal up far enough to allow access to the seal. Insert the 35mm film between the seal and the fork tube and using a sweeping motion, drag the bit of grit toward the outside. This will likely take several attempts. Re- install the dust seal and gater cover.
If this doesn't fix the leak it's time for a new seal. The fluid level will be incorrect obviously and will be more so the longer it leaks.
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Peru to Bolivia, Crooked Cops, and Crossing Lake Titicaca
Day 101 (January 24, 2013)
Pucara, Peru to La Paz, Bolivia
Day's Ride: 248 Miles
Waking up early after nearly 10 hours of sleep, I climbed the nearby hill to get a better view of our campsite.
We really lucked out when we found that campsite. I walked back down to the tents just as everyone else was starting to get up.
We fired up the stoves again and started boiling water for instant coffee and porridge.
Bowls were on short supply, so we improvised.
After striking camp, we got back on the road and made it to the next gas station. Leaving the gas station, Corey, Mike, and I were all flagged down by a bunch of cops in a Hilux Surf. I smelled trouble, and sure enough, they demanded to see our insurance.
Normally this wouldn't be an issue; however, I had not bought insurance at the Peruvian border. Assuming that the Peruvian insurance wouldn't be worth the paper it was printed on, I had just showed my American insurance to the border officials and kept on riding. Corey was in the same boat. Mike, however, had purchased the Peruvian insurance and the cops let him go with no issues.
Corey and I were now left with the unenviable prospect of trying to convince the police that our insurance cards from Canada and the USA were valid in Peru. Instead of playing the dumb gringo this time, I tried to explain everything very clearly in Spanish. As the discussion wore on, it became obvious that we were about to reach an impasse with the cops. They weren't satisfied with our story about having "international coverage" through our insurance and I knew that they couldn't sell us insurance on the spot. After a while, one of them started asking me how much my camera cost and I started to smell a bribe coming on.
In a last ditch effort to get away without paying, I decided to change the subject and play the friendly gringo. I asked one of the cops if he liked the Berreta 92 that he was carrying. He said that it was a good pistol and I told him that I had the same one at home in the States. This spawned a discussion on the merits of various pistols and before long the cops demeanors had changed. Before long one of them asked if I had served in the Army. I sensed an opportunity to appeal to the "Brothers in Arms" theme and told them about my time in the Marines and in Afghanistan.
After we went down that path, everything got better. Before long they were smiling and joking and after a few minutes they let us leave. I asked them if I could take their picture with the bikes, but they politely refused, saying that they needed to protect their identifies. Still, I managed to sneak a photo in while they weren't looking.
Back on the road, we headed south for Lake Titicaca and the Peru-Bolivia border. The first views of Lake Titicaca came soon:
As I rode along the lake shore, I noticed several teams of locals weaving ropes along side the rode. I went to take a picture and the local lady pulled her hat down to cover her face. Apparently they aren't too fond of pictures.
Eventually Mike and I reached a little turnoff overlooking the lake and stopped to get a few pictures.
After the Canadians caught up, we continued pushing for the border. We elected to take the border crossing at Yunguyo which involves crossing the border onto a peninsula in the lake, then taking a ferry to the mainland side of Bolivia. There is another border crossing that skirts the lake, but we figured it would be a little more fun to ride a boat.
The border crossing proved to be muy tranquilo. Once again I was surprised at the contrast between Central American borders and South American Borders. We were in and out of the Peruvian offices in about 10 minutes.
Crossing over to the Bolivian side, I saw an interesting sign for the pay toilets:
Just in case you can't make it out, there is a bird wearing a trench coat with a slight vapor trail coming out of his behind. Where do they come up with this stuff?
Getting into Boliva required slightly longer than getting out of Peru, thanks in part to the $135 tourist visa that Americans are required to purchase before entering. Apparently there is some bad blood between Bolivia and the States, especially after they declined to continue participating in the Coca eradication program that the US was pushing. Furthermore, we apparently charge Bolivians a substantial fee to get into the States, so I guess we had it coming. Still, it's a pain in the ass, especially when I watched the Canadians waltzing into the country without paying a dime.
The final process for getting into Bolivia required us to obtain signatures from the Cops. Before handing us our papers back, the police officer launched into a big, rambling, incoherent speech. It soon became apparent that he was asking for a "donation" so that he could re-paint his office. Obviously a thinly veiled attempt at bribery, I couldn't help but chuckle. We eventually told him that we were poor gringos and could not afford to give out any donations. We half considered waling across the street and buying him a can of paint at the hardware store, just for laughs.
Leaving the border, we rode the final 40 kilometers to the ferry crossing.
The ferries consisted of large wooden rafts powered by tiny outboard motors. It was quite amazing just how many vehicles they could cram on these things. We saw one take on a full size steam roller. Incredible.
All in all, the ferry ride cost 15 Bolivianos apiece. It was worth it though, at least to just have an interesting story.
Turning the bike around on the raft in order to disembark proved challenging. Especially Mike's massive BMW.
After disembarking, Mike and I said goodbye to the Canadians who were planning on camping that night and made tracks for La Paz.
Riding the sun down into the scrambled outlying barrios of La Paz proved to be an interesting experience. The choking diesel fumes and swirling dust, the cinder block structures, the bumper to bumper minibus traffic, the native women in their bowler hats and brightly colored skirts, the occasional electric blue flash of an arc welder, and the reek of burning trash and decomposing dead animals all combined into a beautiful cacophony typical of Latin Americana.
Pausing just above the main city at a mirador (viewpoint), we snapped a few pictures of the city in the growing twilight.
We made it to Hostal Maya Inn just after dark, only to find that they were full! However, they were able to store our bikes in their garage and take a reservation for the following night. After a few minutes of searching, we found a nearby hotel and crashed.
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While one family will be in Virginia this week receiving the Navy Cross posthumously awarded their son, another Sag Harbor family will be marking the one year anniversary of the day Orlando Perez was shot dead by a sniper while protecting his comrades in the Stryker Cavalry Regiment stationed in Baghdad.
SPC Orlando A. Perez, whose mother, Nicolasa Arevalo, and sister, Angelica Marta —Â a Junior at Pierson High School —Â moved to Sag Harbor seven years ago, was killed as he climbed to the roof of a building overlooking the narrow streets of Baghdad on February 24 of last year. He had been in Sag Harbor only two weeks earlier on leave, where he spent a week visiting his mother and sister as he had done frequently, then returned home to his native Houston, where he spent a week with his wife before returning to active duty.
"Whenever he had relief from the Army he would come to visit," said his sister during an interview recently. "We would go to Long Beach and take long walks," she said.
"I remember taking his picture by the Civil War monument, and also when the Nativity scene was up at Christmas," she added.
SPC Perez returned to Baghdad on February 18, and his mother remembers getting a call from him the following day, apologizing for the fact he would not be able to call her on her birthday, February 20.
"'I'll be helping to guard my squad as they move into another building,'" his mother remembered him saying.
As the squad continued to move its headquarters on the morning of February 24, SPC Perez climbed a set of stairs leading up to the roof of a building where he would be able to have a better view of the street, while keeping an eye on the squad below.
As Perez reached the top of the stairs and was stepping onto the roof, his mother related, a shot from a sniper sent him tumbling back down.
He was helicoptered out, but was pronounced dead a short while later.
For his actions, SPC Perez, who was 24 years old when he was killed, has been awarded, posthumously, the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart and the Army Commendation. In addition, SPC Perez, who was a member of F Co., 2nd Squadron, 2nd Stryker Cavalry Regiment, received the National Defense Service Medal, the Iraqi Campaign Medal, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Ribbon and the Combat Infantryman's Badge.
SPC Perez enlisted in the Army on August 25, 2005, and was assigned to D Co., 2nd Battalion, 19th Infantry Regiment at Ft. Benning, Ga. in January 2006. He served in Germany for one year before being assigned to duty in Iraq in 2007.
In addition to his wife, April, mother and sister, he was survived by a brother, Edward Marta, a 2007 Pierson graduate.


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Thanks. I do have a question - is this how the new "coupons" will work from now on?
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Or are these just temporary issues that you plan to change when more customization is done?
That is actually a very good question, I'd like to see it answered as well :D
My understanding is that they are looking at what can be done about these (and other ways of improving the PC), but bug-fixing has top priority, so no idea if or when these might change.


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- The cornstarch is also not necessary, but it is used to keep the sugar soft for longer and not clump/cake up. If you're going to use it quickly than it should be fine to leave out.
- Don't overload or put too much sugar in the blender at one time.
- Don't forget to put the lid all the way on the blender.
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At a community memorial service for the Fogel family held in New York City today, Rabbi Haskel Lookstein of Kehilath Jeshurun called the Fogel family's murderers "modern-day Amalek." (Video below.)
In the biblical narrative, Amalek attacked the Israelites in the desert and thus became the quintessential enemy of Israel. Latter-day enemies of Jews—like Haman from the Purim story—are often referred to as being descendants of Amalek.
Expect the analogy to be repeated at a memorial service in Los Angeles tonight. The event, set to take place at Congregation Bnai David-Judea (8906 West Pico Blvd.) at 6:25pm, is being sponsored by Jewish community organizations, pro-Israel advocacy groups and the Israeli Consulate, as well as a number of Orthodox synagogues, schools and youth groups.
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Behind the front a rare mid July cold shot will drop in from Canada. Record low highs could be challenged as well as record lows for many. Highs may stay in the 60s Tuesday and Wednesday with overnight lows dipping into the 40s. Stay tuned on this rare and developing weather system.
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Authentic vs Locavore??
How do you balance authentic recipes that require ingredients from far away lands (e.g. San Marzano tomatoes from Italy) versus the goal to eat local small farm grown (organic) ingredients??
Is it a real Pizza Margherita if you grows the tomatoes and make the cheese from local milk? Is there not something to the heart of Italian cooking that you should use the best possible ingredients and do as little as possible to bring out their flavors?
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So it's not like Microsoft is restricting currently available resources or files within the OS? Just making it more competitive?
I think it has to do with the introduction of the Windows Store that comes with Windows 8.
It is a direct competition to Valve's Steam system, because it also delivers games directly to Windows users. But with the Windows Store, Microsoft wants to make some money. So if Valve wanted to distribute games through that store as well, they would have much lower margins, because otherwise the games would be too expensive for people.
On a Windows RT tablet the Windows Store will be the only way to purchase and download games. Therefore Valve and other game companies don't have a choice but to use the Store if they want to support those tablets.
But I don't think Linux is the answer for that!
Would you switch from Windows to Linux, just because some game companies stop producing for Windows and switch to Linux? No, you'd probably just use the Playstation or XBox you most likely already have. Why use a Linux machine that is too complicated to handle as a gaming platform, when you could just use a console that was made for this kind of thing and is very easy to use?
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WinRT will make them get new dev tools, and currently devs using WinRT must publish through the store, as far as I know you can't publish elsewhere yet. If this is true I suspect it's because the installer code isn't ready yet, considering it's new tech.
Other than that from what I understand the Start Screen frustrates devs because when you install Visual Studio it puts around 40 icons right in there.
I'm sure there are other reasons of course. It's the most disruptive (to the user, not applications) OS in a while and Win7 is still fantastic.
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I think it has more to do with the tablet UI.
I really don't understand the problem. They can still develop for Win8 just like they did for Win7. Only if they want their app to run on WinRT they have to sell it through the Windows Store. No different if they want to develop for Android or iOS. So I guess it's just standard MS hatred. (For some reason I can't use Enter when i'm posting on Neowin, so sorry for the bad layout)
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I would like to understand why the front page for example, has an article about id's John Carmack hating Windows 8
Posted 04 August 2012 - 22:44
If you watch the John Carmack keynote, you'll know why he said he'd be happy if Windows 8 didn't exist. He said it because he's happy with Windows 7 and there's nothing he's looking forward to in Windows 8. I'm sure many of you know that game developers are resistant to change. It makes their job harder if they have to learn to do something differently and it usually adds time to a project. The developers at id Software stuck with Windows XP up until the release of Windows 7. They didn't jump to Windows Vista immediately because they didn't need to. It looks like the same thing is happening again.
To me, that doesn't make it seem like he hates Windows 8. And any game id Software develops for Windows 7 will work properly in Windows 8.
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