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In Word 2010 Essential Training, Gini Courter uses real-world examples to teach the core features and tools in Word 2010. The course starts off with an orientation of the Word 2010 interface, and then delves into the functionality at the heart of Word: creating, editing, and formatting documents. It also covers proofing documents, reviewing documents with others, sharing and securing documents, working with tables, and illustrating documents. Exercise files are included with the course.
There are three ways to create a new document in Microsoft Word. You can start with a blank document. You can create a new document based on an existing document, or you can create a document using a template from your computer, or Microsoft Office Online, or any one of a number of different template locations. When we launch Microsoft Word, we start with a new blank document. And we would create our new document by simply entering some text here in Document workspace. But you don't have to start from scratch.
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My mother wasn't like other mothers. She didn't bake cookies or go to PTA meetings; she wore a mink coat and always had a lit Dunhill plugged into her cigarette holder. She had slept with too many men, and some women, and she didn't like dogs or children. The last time I had confided in her about romance, I'd told her I thought the boy who mowed our lawn was cute. She'd delivered a lecture on 'hot-blooded Latin types' and the next week seduced the lawn boy in our backyard pup tent. He never came back.
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2. Heat oven to 180C / 160C fan / gas 4. Melt the butter in a medium pan. When it stops foaming, add onion and 1 tsp salt, then saute until pale gold.
3. Meanwhile, remove the porcini from the water and rinse well. Pat dry and chop small. Strain the water through a sieve, stopping before the last spoonful.
4. Add porcini and pumpkin pieces to pan and saute for 5 mins. Add chestnut mushrooms, then cook for 5 mins more, stirring. Stir in the cream, 4-5 tbsp of the porcini water and seasoning. Simmer, uncovered, for 10-12 mins until reduced slightly, then pour over the chicken.
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ABSTRACT: In this paper, a multivalued variational inequality problem on uniformly prox-regular set is studied. The existence theorems for such aforementioned problem are presented and, consequently, some algorithms for finding those solutions are also constructed. The results in this paper can be viewed as an improvement of the significant result that presented in Bounkhel et al. (J Inequal Pure Appl Math 4(1), 2003, Article 14).Optimization Letters 01/2014; 8(1). DOI:10.1007/s11590-012-0545-x · 0.99 Impact Factor
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1. For the salad: In a bowl, add and combine the kale leaves with salt. Coat the leaves well with the salt. Continue mixing for 3 minutes or until the kale leaves are wilted.
2. Add lemon juice and coat the leaves again for another 2 minutes.
3. Add tomatoes, onion and cauliflower and mix until well combined.
4. For the dressing: In a blender, add avocado, olive oil and celery. Blend the mixture until smooth and creamy.
5. Pour the dressing over the salad and mix until well combined.
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Review all of the information we have provided for the clinics. Some of them provide a wide array of services ranging from free to sliding scale services.
We have provided as much detailed information including phone numbers, emails, and websites where available.
Free Health Clinic Of Montgome - Southampton
1775 Street Rd
Southampton, PA - 18966
The mission of HealthLink Medical Center (HLMC) is to address the primary medical and dental healthcare needs of working uninsured individuals who meet our eligibility requirements. HealthLink Medical Center is dedicated to providing all patient services in a thorough, cost-effective, and respectful see clinic details
Cathedral Kitchen - Camden
Location: 18 miles from Southampton
1514 Federal Street
Camden, NJ - 08105
(856) 964-6771
* Our Case Manager provides assistance with referrals to housing, childcare and other services needed by our guests and students. Additional services are provided through partnerships with other organizations: * Project Smiles Dental Clinic provides free basic dental treatment, including reduc see clinic details
Volunteer Doctors Care - Quakertown
Location: 25 miles from Southampton
1009 Juniper Street
Quakertown, PA - 18951
(215) 538-4774
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Camden Community Health Center - Camden
Location: 18 miles from Southampton
538 Broadway
Camden, NJ - 08103
(856) 541-1752
The Camden Saturday Health Clinic is a student-driven free clinic located in the OEO building in Camden, NJ. It is managed by medical students of the Rowan University School of Medicine and caters to the health needs of the Camden community When: Saturday mornings (excluding holidays) 9am- see clinic details
Health Center 3 - Philadelphia
Location: 20 miles from Southampton
555 S 43rd St
Philadelphia, PA - 19104
(215) 685-7504
Health Center 3 provides high-quality medical and dental care to people who live in Philadelphia. . Hours 7:30 am - 8:00 pm / Mon 7:30 am - 5:00 pm / Tue-Fri City health centers accept Medicare, Medicaid (Medical Assistance) and most insurance and HMO plans. If you are uninsured, we charge see clinic details
City of Philadelphia Department of Health - Health Center 5 - Philadelphia
Location: 16 miles from Southampton
1900 N 20th Street
Philadelphia, PA - 19121
Medical Appointments: 215-685-2933Dental Appointments: 215-685-2938Hours7:30 am - 5:00 pm / Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri8:00 am - 8:00 pm / TueInsuranceCity health centers accept Medicare, Medicaid (Medical Assistance) and most insurance and HMO plans. If you are uninsured, we charge a small fee b see clinic details
City of Philadelphia Department of Health - Health Center 6 - Philadelphia
Location: 17 miles from Southampton
321 W. Girard Avenue
Philadelphia, PA - 19123
Medical Appointments: 215-685-2933Dental Appointments: 215-685-2938Hours8:00 am - 4:30 pm / Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8:00 am - 8:00 pm / WedInsuranceCity health centers accept Medicare, Medicaid (Medical Assistance) and most insurance and HMO plans. If you are uninsured, we charge a small fe see clinic details
As an enhancement to our free medical clinic listings we now provide sliding scale treatment clinics. Sliding fee scale are variable prices for services due to customers ability to pay. Medical and dental fees are reduced due to many factors. That is why you need to call the clinic directly on these sliding fee scale clinics.
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Two Thousand Oaks men have been arrested in connection with the April 15 burglary of a pharmacy, authorities said.
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Late yesterday ESPN's Chris Broussard reported that Shaquille O'Neal may meet with the Orlando Magic as early as next week to discuss their GM job. From there Broussard goes on to explain how Howard has been a confidante for Howard and how he and Orlando president Alex Martins have a solid relationship. All in an effort to persuade to pay attention to something that has a minute chance of happening. And what happens less than 24 hours later? Broussard's colleague at ESPN Marc Stein reports that there is a minute chance that Shaquille O'Neal will become the Orlando Magic's next GM. But you already knew that. The Magic aren't talking publicly about their GM or coach search and refused comment Wednesday night when asked specifically to respond to my ESPN The Magazine colleague Chris Broussard's report on "NBA Countdown" that Shaq and Orlando officials could meet as soon as next week to discuss the opening. But here's my best read on the subject with the help of a few observers plugge...
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Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter and flour 13 x 9 x 2-inch baking pan. Mix flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 3/4 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon baking soda in medium bowl. Melt butter in large saucepan over low heat. Remove saucepan from heat. Add sugar and whisk to blend. Whisk in eggs and vanilla extract. Gradually stir in flour mixture (batter will be thick). Spread batter in prepared pan. Sprinkle with chocolate chips and pecans. Bake blondies until tester inserted into center comes out with moist crumbs attached, about 25 minutes. Cool blondies in pan on rack. (Can be prepared 1 day ahead. Cover and let stand at room temperature.) Cut into squares and serve.


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"Definitely download it. It's fun, simple to play, highly addictive and free! If you like your games casual, well designed and addictive, this is absolutely the game for you." - 5/5 - Antroidtapp.com
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GYRO is a wonderfully simple yet fiendishly addictive arcade puzzle game like none you've ever seen before; a game of pure old school arcade beauty that serves up that 'just one more go' factor in spades.
Use one finger to rotate the multi-coloured wheel 360 degrees whilst making sure that the coloured balls flying onto the screen land in the matching part of the wheel. Sounds easy? Throw in more balls and increasingly faster speed over time and GYRO becomes a fast-paced game of skill and nerves, urging you to collect power-ups, rack up massive scores and last as long as you can whilst your skills are tested to the absolute max!
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- Online Leaderboards and Achievements
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Jetpack Joyride
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Suit up with a selection of the coolest jetpacks ever made and take to the skies as Barry Steakfries, the lovable hero on a one-way trip to adventure! From the creators of the worldwide phenomenon Fruit Ninja comes the action-packed Jetpack Joyride, Halfbrick's most anticipated Android game ever!
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Join Barry as he breaks in to a secret laboratory to commandeer the experimental jetpacks from the clutches of science evildoers. After lift-off, simply touch the screen to ascend and release to descend, raining bullets, bubbles, rainbows and lasers downwards as you fly towards higher and higher scores!
You'll start off with the legendary Machine Gun Jetpack to scatter the evil scientists of Legitimate Research, but throughout each game you'll collect coins and complete missions to earn cash and buy new gear in The Stash! Pick your favorite jetpack, snazzy outfit and stock up on items then get back out there!
Get a boost of speed and power using the Lil' Stomper, Profit Bird and Crazy Freaking Teleporter, just a selection of the vehicles pickups available - all playable with one touch controls.
Stay alive, get funky and lose yourself in Jetpack Joyride. There's so much to see and do, all the time in the world and more than enough jetpacks! As always, Barry Steakfries will provide!
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Fruit Ninja Free
In the biggest addition to Fruit Ninja since launch, all Blades and Dojos now have a unique effect on gameplay. Want a ten-fruit Great Wave? Bouncing clouds to never drop a fruit? Swirling tornados for epic combos? Mix and match your gear, experiment with all the powers and find what works for you!
Joining the action are new characters from the amazing world of Fruitasia. Katsuro and Mari will guide you during the game as you grow from a novice fruit bruiser to all-out slicing machine!
Slice fruit, don't slice bombs – that is all you need to know to get started with the addictive Fruit Ninja action! From there, explore the nuances of Classic, Zen and the fan favorite Arcade mode to expand your skills. Slice for a high score, use powerups and special bananas to maximum effect, and go crazy on the multi-slice Pomegranate.
There has never been a better time to play Fruit Ninja, so unsheath your sword and see what's new in the game that started it all. This is still just the beginning – we can't wait for everyone to join us!
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Smash Hit
* Smash your way through a beautiful futuristic dimension, smashing obstacles and targets in your path and experiencing the best destruction physics on mobile devices.
* Musically synchronized gameplay: music and audio effects change to suit each stage, obstacles move to each new tune.
* Over 50 different rooms with 11 different graphic styles, and realistic glass-breaking mechanics in every stage.
Smash Hit is playable at no cost and free from ads. An optional premium upgrade is available through a one-time in-app purchase that will enable new game modes, cloud save across multiple devices, detailed statistics and the ability to continue from checkpoints.
Doodle Jump
See for yourself why Touch Arcade called Doodle Jump "possibly the best [mobile] game ever created" and Macworld called it "a perfect micro-game, insanely addictive, and deliciously replayable."
How high can you jump?
Journey up a sheet of graph paper, perpetually jumping from one platform to the next, picking up jet packs, avoiding black holes, and blasting baddies with nose balls along the way. Laugh with delight as you blow past other players' actual score markers scribbled in the margins. And be warned: this game is insanely addictive!
- Many fantastical worlds to play in - Ninja, Space, Jungle, Soccer, Underwater, Snow, Halloween, Frozen Ice, Easter and now PIRATES!
- Awesome power-ups to pick-up (JET PACKs, PROPELLER HATS, ROCKETS, trampolines...)
- Trippy obstacles to avoid (UFOs, black holes, and many, many monstrous monsters)
- Mad platforms to jump on (Broken, moving, disappearing, shifting, EXPLODING…)
- Global leaderboards, fun achievements! Beat your friends' scores!
How to play:
Tilt to move left or right, tap the screen to shoot.
As seen on TV (Big Bang Theory, Parks & Rec, Bad Girls), movies (Battleship), late-night (Jimmy Fallon) and on tour with Lady Gaga, find out why Doodle Jump is a true cultural phenomenon.
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Stupid Zombies
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Don't Tap The White Tile
This is a super fun and highly addictive game suited for everyone.
No special skills needed, all this game asks of you is an attentive mind and fast fingers!
How To Play:
The rules are clear: play your piano but don't ever touch the white tiles.
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Hungry Shark Evolution
Survive as long as possible by eating everything that gets in your way!
Many different sharks to collect and evolve, including the Hammerhead, Great White and Megalodon!
+ Console quality, 3D graphics
+ 11 Shark types to unlock
+ A huge free-roaming world to explore!
+ Intuitive touch or tilt controls
+ 15 sunken Bonus Objects to discover
+ Over 70 missions to complete
+ Equip your sharks with special gadgets and items
+ Unlock Baby Sharks to boost your predatory powers
+ Combo bonuses and Gold Rush to beat your hi-score
+ Facebook social features
+ Use Google+ cloud saving to synchronise your game across all your Android devices + Share your shark videos on social media channels.
Hungry Shark Evolution is regularly updated with new features, content and challenges to keep you coming back for more!
Play as much as you like! - no arbitrary time loops or energy mechanics!
***Game of the Year 2013! (TIGA Awards)***
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Skater Boy
but super fun.
You only need to accelerate or jump over the obstacles on the road and get the scores as possible as you can.
The way to play is very easy.
Tap the two bottoms on the screen (The right one is accelerating and the other one is jumping).Show some cool
tricks in the air can get extra points.
-Clear and simple pictures
-3 different terrains
-90 cool and addictive levels.
-Various cool tricks.
-More levels are coming soon.
Glow Hockey
Glow Hockey delivers a new style of hockey game. Easy to play, hard to master. Challenge yourself with the computer opponents!
+ 2-player mode (on the same device).
+ Colorful glow graphics.
+ Smooth and responsive game play.
+ Realistic physics.
+ Quick play mode (single player), challenge yourself with 4 difficulty levels (easy to insane).
+ 4 selectable paddles and pucks.
+ Vibrate when goal.
+ Support almost all Android devices for mips, x86, armeabi, and armeabi-v7a.
See game play video: http://www.natenai.com/iphone/glow_hockey
Prize Claw
For years, you've been going to arcades and carnivals, trading quarters for the chance to grab toys and candy with a motorized claw. Claw games are filled with tense moments of wondering if the claw will drop your prize, coupled with the triumph of finally receiving it! PRIZE CLAW recreates that experience for your Android while adding many exciting new features!
Step up to the machine and maneuver the claw to grab coins, gems, stuffed animals, cars, dolls, and so many more! This claw game is much more than the standard grabbing you get from arcade machines, however: PRIZE CLAW is filled with all sorts of unique items, powerful effects and challenging missions. Special gems grant you bonuses to enhance your collection power, and you can trade the prizes you collect for extra special bonuses. Tons of prizes aren't the only thing you can trade in: All the coins you collect can be spent to upgrade your claw, activate your unique powers and even customize your machine! If you run out of grabs, don't fret! It won't take long before you receive more. Keep checking back to complete your collection and unlock more stuff!
- More than 60 prizes to collect!
- Multiple machines to play on with different prizes, powers and looks!
- A special puzzle to complete for each machine!
- New 3D graphics with customizable machines, claws and joysticks!
- Simple to play but with tons of missions to challenge your skills!
- Earn more bonuses for playing every day!
- Huge variety of bonuses and effects!
Check back for future updates!
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Temple Run
You've stolen the cursed idol from the temple, and now you have to run for your life to escape the Evil Demon Monkeys nipping at your heels. Test your reflexes as you race down ancient temple walls and along sheer cliffs. Swipe to turn, jump and slide to avoid obstacles, collect coins and buy power ups, unlock new characters, and see how far you can run!
"In every treasure hunting adventure movie there's one scene in which the plucky hero finally gets his hands on the treasure but then has to navigate a maze of booby traps in order to get out alive. Temple Run is this scene and nothing else. And it's amazing." - SlideToPlay.com
★ "Most thrilling and fun running game in a while, possibly ever." - TheAppera.com
★ "A fast and frenzied experience." - IGN.com
★ "Very addicting… definitely a very different running game." - Appolicious.com
★ Voted by TouchArcade Forums as Game of the Week
★ One of TouchArcade's Best Games of the Month
★ Over 50 MILLION players worldwide!
Zombie Smasher
Get ready to defend your home as a mob of zombies is about to invade your town! Those undead creatures are back, and it's up to you to keep them brainless. Use your finger to tap on the zombies to smash and eliminate them before they break down your door.
How to Play:
- Simply touch the zombies to kill them
- Don't hit the kids surfers from neighborhood
- Use the special power-ups wisely
Game Features:
- Story Mode (60 levels and more to come), Survival Mode, Time Mode
- 7 totally terrifying enemy zombie breeds (normal, dog, oilworker, timberman, ghost, baby & fat boss)
- Amazing visuals & immersive CD quality audio
- Intense zombie-blasting action game play fit for subway time
Ant Smasher, Best Free Game
Smash ants with your finger in this great game!
Ant Smasher is more social now - you can smash your friends' pictures!!!
Highly entertaining for kids, boys and girls. Special virtual goods that make the game easier for young players can be acquired! It's so addicting! Experience this killer bug invasion!
🐜 Several Ants to Smash
🐜 Dangerous Bee - Don't Touch the Bee!
🐜 Global high-score rankings
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🐜 Game for all ages, man and woman!
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Do not slow down.
Do not fall off.
Do not give up.
Run, the hit game from Kongregate comes to mobile for FREE!
* Find seven different allies and gain access to their unique talents!
* Watch out for breakable tiles! (Or don't. Repairing them is someone else's job.)
* Run and jump through a galaxy-spanning network of tunnels in Explore Mode. Good luck finding an unbroken path home!
* See how far you can get and climb the leaderboards through the ever-changing tunnels of Infinite Mode! It's not like you can get any more lost after Explore Mode...
* Rock out to a stellar soundtrack!
Zombie Tsunami
5/5 TouchGen.net - "If you're looking for a fantastic game, look no further!"
4.5/5 TouchArcade - "Zombie Tsunami is a game you really need to own"
5/5 AppSmile - "Featuring Pixar-like graphics, simple controls, and plenty of content"
4.5/5 148Apps - "It's fun madness, emphasis on fun."
5/5 iReviewT.com - "Revolutionary endless runner formula!"
5/5 AppSpy.com - "Zombie Tsunami carves its own path with a great claymation style and roaming hordes of the walking, and jumping dead"
- Add as many zombies to your hoard as you can.
- Frantic flesh-eating fun for all the family!
- Keep going as long as at least one zombie is still running (and it doesn't have to be the zombie you started with).
- Collect 8 different power-ups and bonuses to run further and destroy more.
- Turn over cars, buses, vehicles and tanks to eat the survivors inside.
- 300+ different missions to devour.
- 9 worldwide locations to stampede your zombies through.
- Optimized for all models of Android smartphones
- Featuring Blast Processing
Beginning with a single zombie running through the streets, chase down the living and add them to your chaotic procession of dashing undead. The more people you bite and add to your ranks, the longer the Zombie Tsunami can charge across the planet, eating everything in its way.
But brains aren't the only thing you can eat as the Zombie Tsunami gets into full swing. Devour the bonuses and power-ups to activate the Giant Zombie with multiple lasers shooting out of its many eyeballs, sneak around the cities as a netherworld Ninja, or clone members of your zombie hoard with the UFO.
Zombie Tsunami is a fun-packed thrill-ride of destruction, excitement and tasty brains! Who can gather the biggest collection of charging zombies? Can you survive the gaping chasms, powerful bombs and streets filled with tanks with at least one flesh-eater still on its feet? Join the Zombie Tsunami and find out!
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Yoo Ninja! Free
As a Ninja you need jump up and down to get through different barriers. Forward running is the only way to keep your life.
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Ah damnit... I actually went through the Ardennes on the way back but it was one of the wettest days I've seen all trip so I just rolled along the freeway. Just put the bike on the ship back home today... it's all ending. Hopefully I'm able to get the rest of the trip blogged in the next few days.
Iron Curtain, Part 2
After an angry and slidey trip through Slovakia, I arrived in Vienna. Vienna is somewhere Ive always been curious to visit ever since I watched an old Austrian show set in Vienna called Inspector (Kommissar) Rex, which is basically about a dog that solves crimes. As you can imagine, it wasnt all that gritty it made Vienna look like such a nice and happy place that I definitely had to fit it in. On the way I stopped at a petrol station to find a couple having lunch next to their BMW F800GS, which still had all the lights on and a GPS charging even though the engine wasnt on. I assumed theyd forgotten to turn it off and let them know, but they seemed to think it was fine plenty of power in the battery. If I do that I end up spending 30 minutes trying to push start the bike (as youll see later in this post). Maybe theres sense in buying more expensive bikes :-/. As for Vienna itself though I really liked it, a beautiful city that looks good even in the rain.
This is what a road sign looks like in Austria. Dem Austrians got swag.
Back into the Warsaw Pact for a stay in Budapest. As much as I was in denial about it, my odometer was coming up to 48000km which marked 18000km of European riding and time for a major service. Having a look at the service manual, it all about flushing brake fluid, replacing rubber parts etc not something that was going to be too easy in a hostel carpark with the tool kit under the seat. So I wimped out again and found a mechanic. Fortunately for me I was able to find a really good one Mirek Motors who fit me in at short notice and spoke English. Score! I also had to get my chain replaced again, as just like my last one, this had a tight spot and it was getting pretty bad. Im not sure what exactly I did to those two chains to ruin them so quickly
. The front sprocket was bolted on so tightly that the guys had to take it over the road to a car tyre place with a badass impact wrench, which then had to be left for 5 minutes to come up to maximum pressure just to budge the nut. No idea how that happened :-/.
The many tourists of Budapest
Budapest is a nice town, but I booked in for way too long there and spent a lot of the time just chilling, reading a book and relishing in the fact that I could afford to go to nice cafes and buy coffee. The hostel I stayed in was interesting. It had an Australian guy in charge apparently a few weeks ago hed turned up there and on his first day asked for a job the owners immediately let him run the hostel on his own and left. The result after three weeks was that it was more like an empty apartment that a bunch of backpackers had started squatting in than a hostel. There were a couple of girls that Im pretty sure he was letting stay for free because he was involved with one of them, as well as some Hungarian teenager that hed adopted who hung around. Woke up one night to the sound of one of the girls and the teenager engaging in international relations. And much like international negotations, it involved a lot of noise-making and never really reached a conclusion.
So the upside of staying in Budapest was that I know longer fear being in a dorm room with heavy snorers. Theres so much worse out there :-|.
You know things are getting out of control when you're allowed to write on the walls. Although who am I to talk... I consider my GPS to be a travelling companion
I think that night was really where all the lustre fell off backpacking for me. On this trip Ive got sick of so many things sick of hostels, sick of pub crawls, sick of castles, cathedrals, museums, art galleries, camping but never sick of riding my bike. Never for a second, not through rain, wind, campervans, potholes-big-enough-for-me-to-bottom-out-in (stay tuned for Albania). Its a beautiful thing and the good thing was that just south of Hungary
Look at this guy, deliberately looking away from the camera, what a poser.
was Romania.
Im still not sure whether I loved or hated Romania. On one hand it has some of the best riding roads in the world tight, twisty and not perfectly maintained, perfect for a almost-adventure-tourer like the Versys. Problems exist when you consider that the rest of the roads in the country are uniformly pretty terrible which isnt to say that theyre boring, more in the sense that theyre covered in roadworks, impossible to see at night and filled with the most dangerous drivers in Europe. But Im getting ahead of myself.
George didn't actually even think the Transalpina was a complete road... I guess that might be related to the million sections of surprise gravel in the middle of it. I thought it was great fun though.
Getting out of Hungary was a bit more eventful than Id planned I was riding up an empty, perfectly straight road with perfect visibility and an unbroken line up the middle. Not really enjoying being stuck behind an oil tanker, I decided to overtake anyway only to find that while my visibility of oncoming traffic wasnt hindered, it was harder to see the two motorcycle cops hiding behind the trees on the side of the road. Uh oh. Upon being pulled over I got my passport, registration and so forth out and told my story about how Id shipped the bike here and was riding all around Europe. My initial fear pretty soon disappeared as I realised that short of impounding the bike or imprisoning me there wasnt really much they could do I dont think the Hungarian Police Force has the authority to issue New South Wales demerit points. I guess they came to the same conclusion because they pretty shortly said Good holiday! and let me go, but not without a warning in Hungary I would normally get 240 euro fine for this, but in Romania? The officer mimed pointing a gun at his head and pulling the trigger.
After crossing the border the first to involve a passport check since entering the EU (although I didnt even have to take my helmet off what is the point?) my first impressions of Romania werent great. I was trying to make it to near Brasov to find a camping ground, but my estimates of how long this would take were thwarted by the fact that there was a set of roadworks every 500m, and each seemed to involve 5 minutes of waiting at a red light. After a few hundred kilometres of frustratedly roaring away from a red light, turning a corner, finding another red light and screeching to a halt I beginning to wonder how I could convince the Hungarian government to retake Transylvania, just so they could be in charge of roadworks instead. Eventually I accepted that it was getting dark, there werent many campsites around and I was in the cheapest country so far so I stopped in a town and found a pension. I was pretty impressed for 30 EUR I got a private room with a TV, an ensuite, wifi, breakfast with omelette and coffee and juice luxury!
It's slightly better than a tent and alphabetty spaghetti cooked on a dirty trangier
After a gnarly adventure-touring night spent lying in a comfy bed watching B movies on Romanian cable TV, I was ready to hit another motorcycling mecca the Transalpina and the Transfagarasan. The Transalpina is great road mile after mile after mile of easy lefts and rights, without too many hairpins or nasty surprises. Its more like Norway than the tight passes in the Alps you just get into a rhythm and eat up the kilometres. The Transalpina is made extra fun because it occasionally turns into gravel for anywhere from 10 metres to a few kilometres its great, kind of like 5 minutes of comic relief in an action movie to keep things interesting. Sections of gravel road are also the only places where Romanian drivers really slow down and theres few things as satisfying as literally leaving the Audi-driving rich kid thats held you up for the last 5 minutes in a cloud of your dust.
It's also quite pretty
Transfagarasan is possibly the best road in the world, if you believe Jeremy Clarksons view (which is generally inadvisable). Its a different beast to Transalpina going north to south as I did, it starts slow and immediately turns into a steep set of hairpins with a rough, grooved road leading up them. This is the famous bit of Transfagarasan the bit you see in photos, and also a rubbish road to ride on. Ive never seen the appeal of doing a million hairpins, and the fact that the rough road tends to make you slide a bit as you go around them doesnt really help. But just as I was thinking up a vitriolic Facebook post about what a let down it was (Best road in the world? Not even the best road for 50km!) I descended the other side of the mountain and entered riding heaven. South of the hairpins the road starts to follow the shore of a lake, and turns into beautiful not-too-tight-not-too-fast twisties that go on and on and on. It actually turned out to be the best road Ive ever ridden after all.
Another motorcycling pilgrimage complete!
As I exited Transfagarasan and got on the freeway (and I mean
as far as I know theres only one in all of Romania) night fell and riding became a whole new kind of exciting. I havent really talked about the driving habits of the Romanian people yet often people will complain about the driving of the Greeks or the Italians or the Turks, disobeying the rules and driving dangerously. My experience with that sort of traffic has always been that its not ridiculously dangerous or chaotic, it just works in a different, more organic sort of way than in straight-laced Australia, where car drivers will chase you down just for lane-filtering past them.
After riding the second bit of the Transfagarasan I stopped here and stared at the lake for a while... a beautiful ride, a a beautiful view, and a beautiful moment by myself. It's times like these that made this trip worth it at three times the cost.
Romania isnt like that imagine some 17 year old whos just got his licence, inherited his parents old car and gone out for a drive to impress his mates with his sweet ride you know the sort. Now imagine a country where every single driver has that exact attitude, permanently. Thats basically Romania. In other places with chaotic traffic people overtake, fairly safely, in order to get where theyre going faster. In Romania, people will gladly put themselves and you in ridiculous amounts of danger just for shits and giggles what was the point of putting yourself massively into debt and buying that new X6 if youre not going to use every kilowatt, right? Youll overtake a car in a twisty section of road, watch it quickly disappear into your mirror and think nothing of it until you hit the next town, slow down to 50, then find it screaming up behind you at 120 just so it can squeeze by you by a few inches and sit there in front of you again. If you see an oncoming car overtaking in your lane and move to the right so as to buffer it, youll often find that the car behind you will just hit the gas and move up beside you once again, not so as to get anywhere, just to sit there at whatever speed it was doing before the point being that its ahead of you now. But buffer overtaking cars you must, because they dont care how many oncoming motorcycles they hit in order to get that extra space up in the traffic Romania is the first (and hopefully only) place where Ive had to swerve completely off the road into the gravel to dodge an oncoming car in my lane.
And the police are no help at all...
Getting back to where we were, the freeway in Romania was probably one of the scariest experiences of the whole trip. Its a freeway in that its flat and reasonably wide, but unlike a Western European freeway it doesnt have much on it thats reflective in order to show the way at night, and often lane markings disappear completely for a while, leaving you to determine the way ahead mainly by dead reckoning. My headlight was ridiculously weak, illuminating barely any of the road ahead and forcing me to pick cars to follow so that Id be sure to stay on the ashphalt. I was confused though I could clearly see that the light was on because it was reflecting off the back of my windscreen, so had to still be working. I later realised that what I was seeing was the glow of the parking lights on either side of the main Versys headlight, that somehow got squeezed together in the reflection from the concave windscreen and hence deceived me. And by later realised I mean didnt realise until I got to Greece, several thousand kilometres later. I am no Robert Pirsig.
An derelict building with a new BMW parked alongside - this is Bucharest.
Bucharest had the best value accomodation of the trip 6 euros per night for a dorm by myself, with included breakfast and they let me wheel the bike through the person-sized gate in order to park it securely. Unfortunately that ends the bits I really liked about Bucharest. After so many spit-polished Eastern European tourist cities, Bucharest really stood out, but not really for positive reasons. When you tell your mum that youre going to Eastern Europe, the fearful image she has in her head probably looks a lot like Bucharest. The traffic is insane, theres stray dogs everywhere, and half the city seems to be falling down derelict. It looks a lot worse than it is though you feel incredibly unsafe walking around the dark streets past abandoned buildings as the eyes of diseased animals follow you but the dogs never even come close, and Bucharest apparently has one of the lowest rates of street crime in Europe. Bucharest is also home to the second-biggest building in the world (after the Pentagon) a huge palace built by Romanias despotic ruler in its last decades of communism. It was inspired when he went to North Korea and saw the huge monuments dedicated to its leaders, and it took so long to build that it was still under construction by the time Romanias people had risen up and had him shot. By this time, however, it was already big enough that it would cost more to demolish than to finish, and so now it houses a substantial amount of the Romanian government.
The 45 minute tour covers less than 2% of the building. Yeah.
Not keen to be bogged down in any more cities, I headed south to Bulgaria. Id actually been planning to turn around and start slowly heading back to England at this point, but I was sick of slowly heading anywhere I longed for the same sort of lifestyle I had in Norway, where if I wasnt riding, I was probably eating or sleeping. A post on this thread (thanks Jackson) encouraged me to check out Bulgaria, so why not. Unfortunately Os the Versys was less enthusiastic, as upon trying to start her up that morning all she could muster was a bit of feeble clicking.
Ahh crap, not this again.
To be honest Id seen it coming the last couple of times Id started the engine, itd been a real struggle to get it going. Im not entirely sure what caused it perhaps too much stopping and starting while taking photos on the Transfagarasan? In any case, what followed was the first 15 minutes of my journey being taken up by pushing the bike up and down the street outside the hostel trying to push start it. Eventually, after the help of a friendly American hostel-goer (also a motorcyclist) and some Romanian guy sitting on the street, it started up and I rode away with my fingers crossed that this was a random occurence and not the indication of some drastic reg/rec problem.
Parking in Bucharest... whether it's a parallel park or a 45 degree park depends entirely on what you feel like on the day
After fuelling up while leaving the engine running for fear of another push-start, I proceeded south over the border to central Bulgaria, where rtwdoug's motocamp is. Of course he was riding around America at the time so he wasnt there to meet, but I still had a great time. The campsite itself is awesome its decorated with a collection of random old Eastern European bikes and has a sort of clubhouse decorated with tonnes of bike memorabilia. As well as having free wifi (surfing reddit from inside a tent never gets old), its just a tremendously welcoming place it was great explaining my trip to someone, and rather than enduring the typical backpacker reactions (you can ride a bike around Europe?!!?), feeling a bit inadequate next to what other people had done (Bulgarian signs actually arent that difficult for me because I learned the cyrillic alphabet when I rode the whole way across Russia). Apparently central Bulgaria is the next big thing in British real estate riding through the villages you see GB plates everywhere, and two of the British guests were just about to close the deal on buying a house. Makes sense too for the cost of a deposit on a Sydney apartment, I could literally buy all the property in a Bulgarian village. Or more realistically I could buy neither, because I spend all my savings on petrol and tyres and photos of me with Santa.
I'll definitely come back when I ride around the world
Itd be a waste to go to Bulgaria and not check out the Buzludzha monument. Basically, the Balkan mountains in the middle of Bulgaria were often used for secret meetings by Bulgarian communists before they took over, so the government eventually commemorated this by building a bizarre flying-saucer shaped building on top of one of the mountain peaks. To be honest, the architecture of it is phenomenal pictures dont do it justice, even looking at it from 12km away you cant take your eyes off it. After riding down the seriously dilapidated road that leads to it, I parked, took some photos and looked for a way in. Id seen blog posts and such about people going inside and discovering mosaics but I found that someone had welded the doors shut (apparently the existing Bulgarian Socialist Party now has ownership, so maybe thats something to do with it). Disappointed, I had a walk round and eventually found a hole in the wall big enough for me to climb up through et voila, I was inside.
Pictures cant ever do the inside justice either its impossible to really even describe the experience of climbing up a derelict socialist monument in the middle of rural Bulgaria, with no one around, listening to the constant creaking of the building in the wind. Its really quite creepy I was constantly looking over my shoulder expecting someone to jump out at me.
Perhaps the coolest place of the whole trip.
Apparently you can climb up into the tower as well, but daylight was fading me and I really wanted to get back to set up my tent. As with Romania, Id planned to turn around in Bulgaria but then I realised that Istanbul was only a days ride away. Would be a waste to be so close and *not* see it, right? So I loaded up and off I went to the very edge of Europe itself.
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