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Did anyone actually watch the original video? Holy shit.
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just a silly displacement fur test using free animation software Daz studio, not meant to invoke any deep feelings, am extremely puzzled by some comments recieved on this.
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How can this one-word song and childish animation leave me with unsettling questions about the nature of existence?
Anything with E becomes a dance party. My vacuum cleaner becomes a dance party on E
Quick question, has anyone else here actually held a fetus? They're not very cute.
tripping balls, i tell you.
Bumping this thread because I've got some real life cat questions.
Ever since O-Bob and I moved into our home about a year ago, there has been a cute little cat running around the neighborhood that we've taken notice of -- hiding under my car, climbing around the back yard fence, just hanging out in the grass or bushes. I've never been a cat owner or a cat person in general, but I've been fond of this little cat ever since I first saw her. We had never been able to figure out if she was a stray or someone's cat, but over the winter, it became apparent that she was staying inside one of the neighbor's homes. We've seen more of her over the spring and summer, and especially over the last six weeks. The cat has started hanging out on our porch, meeting us when we come home, and genuinely showing a real sense of affection for us. I'll stop and pet her, and take time to say hi as I'm coming or going. About a week ago, the people that we believed she was living with were gone on vacation, and O-Bob started putting some food and water out for her, and we even made her a little box to sleep in. When the neighbors came back, we talked to them and found out that the cat (who is named Mazey!) was abandoned or kicked out by a former neighbor in the neighborhood, and that the cat had largely lived in the outdoors. The neighbors allow the cat to come and go through their dog's doggie door, and have given the cat a place to sleep, but they don't feel like the cat is their cat, and encouraged us to take an interest in the cat as much as we care to. "It's the neighborhood cat" they say.
Mazey is now hanging out around our porch a lot. We've invited her inside a few times, and she has tentatively and nervously come in and checked things out inside our home, but then wants to go back outside after a few minutes. We will put her back out and she'll hang out on the porch, and loves for us to come out and give her attention, but then seems too nervous to come back in. She'll hesitate at the threshold of our door . . . it's cute and sad at the same time.
So what should we do with this cat? Should we continue to develop a relationship with it? Should we just let it roam around and continue to be friendly with it, but otherwise not worry about letting the cat come inside? I am quite fond of this little cat, and I can see that it has taken a liking for us, but I'm not sure what it wants or needs from us, or what would be in its best interest.
i have had a cat pretty much nonstop since i was 5 years old. that's a lot of years. even more in cat years.
I don't know your neighborhood but where i live cats are not safe out of doors. Coyotes, owls, hawks... too many predators. they don't live.
but cats have their own will. one experiment would be to bring it inside with you, close all the doors, go to bed, and see how it reacts. oh and feed it. if it freaks out and wants out, ok, that's what it wants. if it gets in bed and wants you to be his buddy, that's another. if he keeps his distance but doesn't freak out (most likely reaction IMO), then he's a she and she doens't know what the fuck she wants, just like people.
the last bit is sexist.
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Parents Avoiding E-Books for Young Children
Parents are putting down the tablets, smartphones, and other e-readers when it's time to read to their kids, The New York Times is reporting. The article reveals that even parents who are loyal device readers themselves turn to old-fashioned "dead-tree" books at storytime:
This is the case even with parents who themselves are die-hard downloaders of books onto Kindles, iPads, laptops and phones. They freely acknowledge their digital double standard, saying they want their children to be surrounded by print books, to experience turning physical pages as they learn about shapes, colors and animals.
Parents also say they like cuddling up with their child and a book, and fear that a shiny gadget might get all the attention. Also, if little Joey is going to spit up, a book may be easier to clean than a tablet computer.
"It's intimacy, the intimacy of reading and touching the world. It's the wonderment of her reaching for a page with me," said Leslie Van Every, 41, a loyal Kindle user in San Francisco whose husband, Eric, reads on his iPhone. But for their 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Georgia, dead-tree books, stacked and strewn around the house, are the lone option.
"She reads only print books," Ms. Van Every said, adding with a laugh that she works for a digital company, CBS Interactive. "Oh, the shame."
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On November 21, 2011 at 1:16 pm
I agree. I do everything on my phone, but try to keep the electronics away from my 2 1/2 year old. I want her to grow up with traditional books and "old-fashioned" toys.
On November 21, 2011 at 1:18 pm
I don't think it's a double standard. Electronic media isn't something you can leave around the house for kids to pick up and interact with as they like. I mean, unless you have the bubble wrap version of an eReader.
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This is a fascinating discussion. As a "wired" parent, how long can you keep your kids "unwired?" Can a "wired" household have "unwired" values?
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My heart and prays go out to you and your family..May God grant you peace and comfort
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Well, for your information, Austintown has had open enrollment for awhile, and precious Austintown, must need some more government money that we "Youngstown students" bring in, they don't seem to turn that away...your too funny, your also a problem of Youngstown, instead of the solution...GO AWAY!!!
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To FairandEqual and UnionForever
You two remarks is a few good reasons that this county, state and city will be stuck..The unions is one of the reasons we are in so much bull**** and "unionforever", just because "your GOP" has won a few seats..Whites are become a minority and they are scared, best believe that President Barrak Obama will have another term, so get used to saying President Obama..
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For once since, Wendy Webb has been in her position, this is a first I would have to say.."Good job" and for the kids who don't want to act right, well have their parents get up and take them to school and im sure they (students) will straighten up their act, then..and if they (students) aren't in school, then enforce the law- that parents are responsible for their children action, so parents must deal with the consequence (jail time for parents), nip this in the bud quickly before it really gets out of hand
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And to believe Y-towns finest had not one, but two check points yesterday on the southside
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really that is the first impression that someone places upon you, "mercedes=crack kingpin, I personal know more than eight people who drive mercedes and none are "crack kingpins"
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@ Stan
must everything with you be racial, you must live a lonley life, and by the way read the story again, they were not even from Y-town
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Thank you "stupidcomments", every time something happens in the area they always want to blame the in the "blacks in Y-town",
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Boy Marcus, that is what Y-town really needs is more ignorant, and racist folks as your self...LOL. Maybe that is how you like youngstown, but folks like your self just add to the problem, I say if you don't have a solution, then move on and out of Y-town
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Would you like a copy of Arletta Northrup's death certificate? The birth year is 1810 on the death certificate. The stone looks like it may say 1810 too but I am not sure since it is so tiny and faded.
DAR Patriot Index states "ancestor's record may not meet current DAR requirements for the service and/or the lineage. Interested applicants should ensure the accuracy of an ancestor's record by documenting the ancestor's service and the lineage as much as possible."
This death certificate does some of that.
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Glad to hear it! Was the original stone reset? Has anything been done to stabilize the site? Were all participants descended from Jacob's son, John? I am descended from his son Christian - maybe the only DAR member from that line (certainly the first!).
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I'd love to know who was involved in getting the lovely DAR marker for Jacob Haldeman's grave. I am a descendant and have been to the gravesite with other relatives, with us wondering what to do to preserve it. It is great that other descendants came up with a solution, and I would like to get in touch with them!
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I found that information in a the Local History room of the Niagara Falls Library. Every week or so = I put in 20 or so from the book. I don't have the list with me- just when I'm at the Library on other projects. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Thanks Bobbi for transferring Edward and Florence Earle to me. Patty
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Hi, Bobbi, my husbands great grandparents Edward T. Earle and Florence E. Wilson Earle are buried in Forest Hill Cemetery. His mother and 2 brothers also are in the lot. Could you please transfer them to me so I can add more children info to them. Thanks Patty.
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Hi Bobbi...Just wondering if you are researching this Stager family. Henry Stager is my direct ancestor & would like to correspond if you're interested.
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Nederlands Dans Theater Returns to NY in April
The Joyce Theater Foundation is readying the red carpet to welcome the return of the Nederlands Dans Theater to New York City after an eight-year absence. One of Europe's most celebrated contemporary dance companies, NDT performs at the David H. Koch Theater, April 11 & 12. It will also perform as part of The Joyce's April 10 gala at the Koch.
For its April 11 and 12 Koch performances, the company will present two New York premieres created by NDT's newly appointed Artistic Director Paul Lightfoot in collaboration with its Resident Choreographer Sol León.
The New York engagement is part of NDT's 2013 American tour, which includes dates at the Carolina Performing Arts Center, Chapel Hill, NC; The Music Center, Los Angeles; and Zellerbach Hall at UC Berkeley. Of additional note: As the first contemporary dance company to be part of Pathé Live transmissions, Nederlands Dans Theater will be seen in close to 200 American movie theaters in four different programs, beginning November 25 and continuing through 2013.
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JOHNSONBURG – One more hit at the right time and Johnsonburg could've had a happier ending to Tuesday's game with DCC.
Johnsonburg baseball could not get the clutch hit when needed and fell 3-2 to DuBois Central Catholic Tuesday afternoon at Knothole Park in Johnsonburg.
JOHNSONBURG – DuBois Central Catholic sophomore Riley Assalone shut down Johnsonburg for the second time in eight days with a 13-3 six-inning win Tuesday in Johnsonburg.
Assalone struck out five of the first six batters she faced and didn't allow a baserunner until the fourth inning with one out. She finished with 10 strikeouts in the win. She beat the Ramettes 7-1 last Wednesday in DuBois.
The Elk County Catholic track and field teams competed in a tri-meet at Johnsonburg with Kane on Tuesday afternoon.
In the girls meet, ECC won with 92 points followed by Kane with 42 and Johnsonburg with 39.
In the boys meet, Kane won with 88 points followed by ECC with 50 and Johnsonburg 48.
The Ridgway Borough Council's planning, grants and recreation committee met Monday at 4 p.m. at the Ridgway Borough municipal building to discuss the status of the borough's various parks, including the much talked about skatepark.
Monday's committee meeting was the first meeting held by borough officials since they received official notice from YMCA officials that the lease between the borough and the YMCA that allowed the borough to house a skatepark on YMCA property had been terminated.
WILCOX – Johnsonburg baseball defeated Kane for the third time in five days as the Rams defeated the Wolves 5-2 Monday afternoon at Jones Township Community Park in Wilcox.
Although the Rams picked up the win, Johnsonburg coach Jeff Peterson said he was not pleased with the way the Rams hit the ball against Kane.
A large crowd turned out Saturday at the Family Day event at Sandy Beach Recreational Park held from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
ST. MARYS – A small plane veered out of control upon startup striking a portion of a building Sunday afternoon at the St. Marys Municipal Airport.
A pilot and his passenger escaped with only minor injuries.
The incident occurred as pilot Preston Hoopes of Ulysses in Potter County was reportedly having difficulty starting his plane. He reported to Alan McPherson, airport manager, that he exited the plane to slightly move the propellor which he said suddenly started although the key in the ignition was turned to the off position as was the master switch.
Area residents will pause to reflect Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. for the annual National Day of Prayer event at the Courthouse Gazebo in downtown Ridgway.
JOHNSONBURG – It was fitting that a long day at Knothole Park was made a little longer by extra innings.
St. Marys didn't mind playing the extra two innings.
The Lady Dutch scored two runs in the ninth inning to win 4-2 over Elk County Catholic in the Elk County Softball Tournament championship game Friday night at Knothole Park in Johnsonburg.
ST. MARYS – The Johnsonburg Rams went into the seventh inning of Friday's opening round game in the Elk County Baseball Tournament leading St. Marys Area 3-2 and needing just three outs to advance to today's title game. They got them, but not before the Dutchmen were able to score three runs to rally for a 5-3 victory.


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PHILADELPHIA - NOVEMBER 08: Head coach Andy Reid of the Philadelphia Eagles coaches against the Dallas Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field on November 8, 2009 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- Duce Staley. Brian Westbrook. LeSean McCoy. If there's one thing coach Andy Reid's history with the Philadelphia Eagles proves, it's that he loves versatile running backs who are just as comfortable bursting around the edge for huge runs as they are setting up as wide receivers and hauling in rainbows down the seam. That role is now in the hands of Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles, arguably the most talented of any back Reid has coached. "Jamaal can do a lot of things," Reid says. "I mean, we haven't even tapped all the things he can do." For now, Charles is simply trying to gather it all in, and that involves splitting out wide in some sets, protecting the passer in others, and scanning the defenses at all times. Oh, and when he's not on the field, Charles is cramming like a freshman on the eve of midterms. "Oh, man, this is the most plays I've had to remember my whole life," Charles says, smiling. "It's a lot of studying. It's a lot of listening to what ...
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This major is a 37-credit, four-semester program that culminates in a certificate in Paramedic Technician. Extensive classroom, laboratory, and clinical/field experience prepare the graduate to take the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technician examination and become certified as an EMT-Paramedic. Paramedic Technician courses meet or exceed the National EMS Education Standards for Paramedic as prescribed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).
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Gnarly Adventurer
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Location: Serbia
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Well, it's been a while since I posted in this thread... I think it's about time to finish ride report, before starting on new ones from 2013
Few teaser pics from 2013, unrelated with this RR :)
Galicica National Park in Macedonia (FYROM):
Vlasic mountain, Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Durmitor NP, Montenegro:
Komovi mountain, Montenegro:
Vranica mountain, Bosnia and Herzegovina:
Old fortress in city of Sarande, Albania:
Dhermi town, Albania:
Fruska Gora mountain, Serbia:
Glad you liked the area. Keep in mind that road climbing to Bjelasnica over the ski slope was completely renovated earlier in the year, it was much, much more interesting before that :)
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2010
Location: Serbia
Oddometer: 118
Day nine
Morning routine is by now well established. Breakfast, packing, saying goodbyes and it's time to start rolling. Right away I'm greeted by poorly maintained forest road. It feels good to ride on my own once again. Pavement starts in first village. There's a new pool with thermal water, few houses and old, abandoned hotel.
Next stop was in Senjski Rudnik village. It's an old mining village. I read a lot about it and really wanted to see it in person. It didn't deliver what was expected (either my expectations were high or I was spoiled by all those truly abandoned villages in southern Serbia...). Oh, yes, it was also scene of tip over No 188236. This one resulted in shortened brake lever. And, photo that caused the fall wasn't that good :)
Photos from point and shoot camera are much worse from now on. All that dust from yesterday found it's way to the inside of the lens, no way to clean it. It lasted a long time
In Resavica village it's time to leave pavement for, as it will turn out later, longest off-road section of entire trip. Unexpectedly, there is a fuel station here so it's time to fill up. You know times are tough when someone fills only 2 liters in a car (just over half a gallon...)
Gravel road is in good condition and is fun to ride. First place to visit is Uviralo, spot where Nekudovo river/stream disappears into the ground. This is height of dry season so there is no water in the stream. On a bright side, that means it's possible to climb all the way down into the cave where water usually disappears. What surprised me is that there are no visible cracks or channels for water, just regular river bed which is obviously to porous to prevent water from seeping trough. And sadly, because we are in Balkans, someone was smart enough to throw old truck tire down here...
Next landmark is Prskalo waterfall ("Sprayer" would be closest translation). I've read about this place long time before I bought a bike and it has always been on my must see list. Waterfall itself is not high and at this time of year there is just a weak stream. What makes it special is that water is rich in minerals and over time (I'm guessing that it took more than twelve years for that to happen :P ) it deposited part of those minerals and formed a ridge shaped like stem of a ship. Best of all it's possible to reach base of the falls on a bike And I do mean base. Or to be more precise, small pool that forms there. Experience was just surreal... Sort of hot sunny day, full riding gear, being showered by ice cold water (which is drinkable, off course). Getting the bike out of there was a bit tricky as there is barely any room to spare. Wet boots for the rest of the day was small price I had to pay, well worth it...
Next up, Valkaluci meadow and its "gate" (narrow strip of pines surrounding it). It's time for another break, this time on hunters lookout. All those places (disappearing stream, waterfall and now the meadow) were less then 10 minutes of riding apart but that didn't stop me from having nice, long breaks every time :)
After this break road takes me toward Resava canyon and Vinatovaca primeval forest. Road is mostly in good shape with few muddy sections and stretches of loose rocks/gravel. Looking at the stream by the side of the road I didn't notice one of those loose rock sections so before I knew what happened I was down. Front wheel just washed out... Crash bar did its job of even further destruction of fairings so I was properly pissed off... This stuff stopped being fun a long long time ago.
Little later on I missed a turn. It was one of those times when GPS decides to loose satellite reception. Kilometer or so later I realized the mistake so no big deal. I'm riding trough a forest and there is something strange about it. At first I can't figure out what's "wrong". Somehow there's to much light, to much sky. And then it hits me, all the leaves have fallen down. Even though autumn ins here this was the first forest I saw that changed its clothes...
Soon after I reconnected with main road. Surface is still gravel but this one is silky smooth. Speed goes up for a while. Encounter with a car coming from opposite direction, on my side of the road, in the middle of a corner quickly persuades me that I actually like riding slower and enjoying surroundings :)
And then there was pavement. Just under 70 kilometers and more than three hours of enjoyment :)
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Brilliant. Such superb vistas.
Moriunt omnes pauci vivunt
Alsace rider
Joined: Oct 2009
Location: France
Oddometer: 139
Hello Gliga,
Thank you so much for your fantastic travel report with so many beautiful pictures!
I have a question: can one travel through Durmitor national park and Zelengora end of May and early June? Or is there still snow on the mountain trails that time of year? I want to travel there this year at that time.
Happy New Year to all!
950SER '08 - XT1200Z '12- XLV750R '86 - XR600R ' 90 - XR350R '86 - DRZ400 '06 - Grizzly 700 '07
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Aug 2010
Location: S W France my little bit of paradise
Oddometer: 1,195
Firstly great RxR and i think i'm going to end up bumping into ADV67 on the road next year because he's asking all my questions
Cheers Phil
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2010
Location: Serbia
Oddometer: 118
Zelengora shouldn't be a problem by that time. There is only one road going over the mountain and altitude is not that high.
Sedlo pass on Durmitor (the one that all bikers take :) ) can easily be blocked by snow drifts even in late June (as it was in 2013). Even thou that road is shortest route connecting several villages it's not maintained during winter. In some sections snow drifts form on northern slopes and high altitude so it takes a loooong time for it to melt away
Alsace rider
Joined: Oct 2009
Location: France
Oddometer: 139
Thank you for your reply Gliga!
I guess we will just enter Durmitor early June and see what we find, if too much snow on the high trails we'll go back and plan an alternative route around.
@PhilinFrance: why not ride together? Will send you a PM.
950SER '08 - XT1200Z '12- XLV750R '86 - XR600R ' 90 - XR350R '86 - DRZ400 '06 - Grizzly 700 '07
Beastly Adventurer
Joined: Aug 2010
Location: S W France my little bit of paradise
Oddometer: 1,195
Replied to the PM and would love to meet up , i intend to camp as much as possible but do like a hotel ever so often
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2010
Location: Serbia
Oddometer: 118
Camping is the way to go Nothing compares to a night spent under clear skies, far far away from any crowds (or any other people in most cases). And camping is mostly free as there are only few proper campsites. Hotels are never located in most beautiful areas so they are a compromise.
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Joined: Aug 2010
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Oddometer: 1,195
Hope so, i've packed my anti wolf and bear spray
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2010
Location: Serbia
Oddometer: 118
DAY NINE, continued
After just couple of kilometers it's time for another break. Veliki Buk waterfall. Place is beautiful, there are several restaurants in a complex around the falls. And it's CROWDED. By this time I'm spoiled by spending so much time in nature all by my self and crowds just seem wrong. So I just take some pictures and move on.
Next up there was a tunnel/ mine entrance right by the road. Gates are open, there are no guards or any other people and I'm tempted to go inside and have a look. Common sense prevailed n the end so I stayed out :)
And that marks end of my loop trough/over Kucaj mountains (started day before on a group ride). Expectations were high and they were exceeded, easily. This area is, officially, largest unpopulated part of Serbia. It was supposed to be complete wilderness but I never got that impression. There were more signs of human activities here (logging, hunting...) than in most other places. There are numerous locations for camping (no organised campsites), roads are good enough even for riding two up...
In Sladaja village it time to leave pavement once again and head across Beljanica mountain. Before start of the trip I knew nothing about this place. Only reason I got here is because it was an off-road shortcut connecting two places. Road is a mix of old cobblestone and gravel. At first it winds trough some shrubs, without a single tree, as if whole forest burned in recent years and is now slowly recovering. But, as road climbs up forest slowly returns with its glory. It's an old beech forest with almost zero low/ground vegetation. It looks so inviting for a walk...
In one moment I came across herd of horses. Most of them are grazing by the side of the road but there are few standing across the road. Engine noise scares them so they begin to run. When one horse run. whole herd does the same. There is no place for them to move so they run on the road. Somehow I found myself riding right in a middle of the herd. It was really a special moment and it lasted for a minute or two before leading horses found a place to get of road. No photos, sorry...
Before turnoff toward the summit there is a large plateau with a dead end road going across. It's an idyllic place, with perfect grass and covered with fir trees. It's early but this looks like great place to spend a night. Having no food and almost no water means I have to move on, at least to reach nearest town...
Gentle uphill road winds trough dense forest. Then, suddenly forest stops and you find yourself on another large plateau covered with very young fir forest. Views from the top reach far away thanks to clear air. It's windy and sort of chilly. By this time I was beaten so it's time for a nap. Old foundations served as a bed. Warm concrete, hidden from the wind... I'm out for next 30 minutes And once again I'm pissed of that I have no food or at least water to camp here. I know this is last good opportunity to do so...
It's time to move on. Soon after leaving the summit it is time to get of the mountain. Road leading down follows eastern slope. Forest is dense and dark, sun is getting close to horizon. Whole place stopped looking inviting within just few minutes. Down in a valley road becomes even better. I approach place marked as "Waterfall" on my GPS so it's time for a break. There is an old, trashed and ruined, mountain hut on a meadow. I can't hear or see any sign of waterfall so I press on. Sun is to low to spend time looking for something that might not exist :)
After time spent in cold, dark forest sight of meadow bathing in golden sunlight was very welcoming. I just have to stop and soak it in. I noticed a huge dog running toward me before I got off the bike. Now, I'm not afraid of dogs, but difference between playful, curious one and faithful guard dog which wants you out of there is very obvious to me. This one was from that other group :) He quit the chase after a while, never had a chance to catch me :) Photos below were shot on some other sun bathing meadow...
Getting close to civilization, Zagubica town. It doesn't look promising. First up is garbage dump, then badly covered old landfill, then a graveyard and then some rundown restaurant with trash everywhere. Restaurant is located at source of Mlava river, there are some shady characters around so I don't even get off the bike... That place is supposedly very pretty, might be that I arrived after some festivities...
Fuel and food stop, finally. There is no more off-road riding today so it's good time to get tire pressure back up. Air compressor at fuel station is faulty and pressure gauge is not working. I managed to fill up front tire but only succeeded in deflating the rear one. Oh well...
Just as I was ready to go police officer decided it would be a great idea to check my papers. Since by this time I was in a real hurry (no idea where to camp, sun almost down...) it took forever to write all my data down. And apparently it is possible to read large KAWASAKI decal on side of my bike as SUZUKI It took some time to clear that up :)
I'm on my way again, riding toward Majdanpek town. Road is fun and twisty, climbing up and down over some hills. On one "pass" there are several roads branching from the main one, nice meadow hidden from the road by some trees. In a rare moment of clear thinking I decide it's time to stop here. If I go back down into the valley it will be difficult to find another place, Danube is way to far to reach before nightfall so it's smart thing to do.
As I got off the bike all I wanted was to eat and set up camp. One look to the rear of the bike proved that eating might be difficult as my food fell off the bike. Felt like an idiot... I mean, I was hungry for most of the day, I missed several spectacular camping spots because I wanted to buy food and now it's gone... Last resource was walking back to the main road, hoping that it fell off as I got off road. Eureka, there it was, bread lying on the ground, covered with dirt Oh, what a joy!!!
Tent is up, water for tea is boiling (great opportunity to use remainder of plants I picked up few days ago), dinner (sandwiches) ready. Stars are slowly filling the sky and soon they are all up there. Lying on sharply cut wheat straws, staring at skies, I can't think of anything that would improve this moment. What makes it even more special is knowing that only day or two later views of stars would be replaced by blank ceiling back home...
168 kilometers covered that day in five hours of riding. 120km were off road which is most I covered in a day on this tour.
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Thanks for the great report!! Now that I have bought a bike in Europe I hope to ride the areas you are riding in. Bike is in Spain right now and I have 10 weeks to ride this spring then store the bike and do the eastern countries the next year.
Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2010
Location: Serbia
Oddometer: 118
Day ten
Chilly wind greats me in the morning. I get up just as the sun shines above tree branches.
Dirty little bike...
All that gravel riding took some toll on tires
Road toward Majdanpek town is in bad shape (at least for someone not riding DS bike) but fun and twisty. I head near collision with a dog. Luckily for him at he decided to attack me from the side, not head on, so he got missed by very small margin. Absolutely no time to react in any way, it happened so quick.
Approaching Majdanpek there are some huge piles of dirt/gravel. OK, I know there is a massive mine (copper) here but it's impossible that rubble piles are that big? Well, it is possible. Size of open pit mine catches me by surprise. It's just so deep and wide. I can see those dumper trucks at the bottom, looking more like ants than anything else. And I know how big they are up close...
Majdanpek is a small town, built on a hill side.
Road between Majdanpek and Donji Milanovac winds trough a forest. There is almost no traffic and it's a pleasure to ride. For some reason I just can't get into riding groove. Several times I end up on wrong side of the road in a middle of corner (not that I was trying to ride fast or aggressive). Each time that happens one thought goes trough my mind: "GAME OVER, pleas insert another coin to continue." By the way, decision to stop and camp at that pass last night proved to be a great one. I saw no place that looked inviting during first couple hours of today's ride...
After some time I started expecting Danube river to come into sight. Few times I took some side roads hoping to get a nice view but that didn't happen (first road turned ugly very quickly and I wasn't up for that, second one dead ended as soon as it begun).
Danube, Djerdap gorge... I live in flat part of Serbia, Danube there is a wide, slow river. It's very strange for me to see river so big squeezed between mountains. This part of Danube is artificial lake nowadays. Wind from this morning really got stronger once I got down to the river. It's a very common wind, blowing from Karpatian mountains trough Danube gorge and into Panonian plane. I meet numerous groups of cyclist, most of them following river downstream with a head on wind. Now, I know how much difference even a light breeze makes when you're riding a bicycle (let a lone a fully loaded one) and this was far far, far from light breeze. Riding 40 km/h I could still feel wind on my back... Total respect for those guys and girls! I also saw couple going downstream in a canoe...
Prehistoric archaeological site at Lepenski Vir gives me good opportunity to stretch my legs. Whole complex looks nice, there are also some authentic ethno houses and restaurant. Among busload of German senior tourists I stand out as oddity.
Next up, Golubac fortress. A must stop place! I climb to every possible spot. Danube is at its widest just a little upstream, more than 5 kilometers wide...
I met a Romanian couple on a BMW Dakar, returning from their trip along Serbian side of Danube. And then I shot some more photos
And more...
Road gets progressively more boring after fortress. Corners disappear and landscape slowly turns into planes. In Golubac town it's time for a breakfast (first meal of a day is breakfast, doesn't matter if you eat it at 1PM :) ) Few kilometers after Golubac I leave main road and follow river banks toward Veliko Gradiste. Time for a fuel stop and to check tire pressure. "Compressor is working, there's no need to ask that..." Well, it works if you need to deflate tires...
Visit to tire repair shop finally gave me proper inflation.
Srebrno jezero lake formed by blocking one of Danube's meanders and it's now popular destination. I pass by without stopping.
I reach the barge going across Danube in Ram village. It should take me straight to the edge of Deliblatska Pescara, large sandy area where I plan to spend the night. Time table says that next crossing is in two hours which is a long wait. Just to be sure I ask around and it turns out that barge is not operating today due to strong winds... And just like that my adventure is over. It would take few hours to get across river by roads and I don't feel like that's interesting option... So that means it's time to go home...
But first, there is old fortress in Ram. It would be stupid not to visit while there.
Approaching Kostolac I go by another large, very large mine. There are rich coal deposits here, close to the surface. I never planned to go this way so I know nothing about the area. At some point I see a sign, pointing to Roman ruins, Viminacium. Signs lead me into power plant complex but not further, from the road I can see the sight but not the way to get there. Pissed off I just turned around... Power plant is huge, just compare size of that tower crane (and you know these are always tall) with all other buildings and chimney...
From Kostolac reality catches back up with me. Suddenly there is heavy traffic, people are nervous and most of them are driving like idiots. I sure didn't miss any of that crap in last 10 days.
Pozarevac, Smederevo, Kovin, Pancevo and then numerous villages roll by. After crossing the Danube in Smederevo I'm reminded why I don't like riding in plains: it's flat, it's boring, there are no turns, fields stink from fertilizers... There is no joy in ride like that, it is time to switch to auto pilot for the remainder of the day. I get mixed feelings as I get closer to home. I'm not happy to see this trip over but than again, being on the road wasn't fun as it should be any more... I was worn out. I would have to find a compromise for next trips, include a day off every now and then, away from the bike, find some company, something like that... I'm home as the sun sets
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Editor's Note: This article is excerpted from "The Business Case for Better Buildings," which first appeared in Frontiers of Health Services Management, Vol. 21, No. 1, Fall 2004, p. 3-24. Used with permission from Frontiers of Health Services Management (Health Administration Press, Chicago).
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Exhibit honors mothers, roles they play for children, others
She's the one who kisses the "boo-boos."
She's the cool hand on a fevered brow.
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She's Mom, and no matter how old we become, we never forget our mother's touch.
That universal feeling of comfort and stability is the inspiration for a very special new art exhibit at Audubon Museum here. The show, which begins with a reception for the eight participating artists Thursday evening and concludes May 31, is aptly entitled, "A Mother's Touch."
The exhibit has been in the works for months, and was conceived by Kim McGrew-Liggett, the museum's art administrator, who notes that, "The expressions, feelings and emotions of these paintings speak a thousand words about the everlasting love of mothers and their children."
The display in the museum's lower gallery precedes a May 5 "Mother's Day Tea" at the museum. That event, which will which include special guests, will be open to the public at a cost of $15 per person.
On Tuesday, three of the Mother's Touch artists — Iris Gentry, Carol Bosko, and Shirley Davis — were on hand at the museum and each related memories of their late mothers and discussed their portraits in the exhibit.
Bosko, of Newburgh, smiled as she described her mom, Florence Johnson, who was born in 1913 and died a decade ago.
"She was a flapper girl," Bosko said, "who loved to dance the Charleston and the Black Bottom. She went to work in a factory at 14, before there were child labor laws, and she was extremely creative."
Perhaps it was because Florence didn't have dolls as a child that she began making them later on in life, specializing in Raggedy Anns and Andys.
Florence was a gifted cook who ran a boarding house and regularly cooked for 16 people.
Bosko, who has been married to John 50 years and has a son and daughter, started drawing at age 5 but never had an art lesson until she was 25.
Her five pieces in the Mother's Touch exhibit all are in oils, and all feature a young mother and daughter in Victorian apparel and in a variety of poses, including the mother giving her child her first dancing lesson.
Bosko said she likes to paint scenes from yesteryear because she admires the beauty and grace of the Victorian period.
Iris Gentry, who grew up in Owensboro but moved to Henderson in 1981 when she married Bill, is the daughter of the late Ruby Hagan, who was an artist also.
"She didn't get to use her art as much as she wanted," Gentry said, "but when she retired (from working in a wallpaper store) she audited art classes at Kentucky Wesleyan and Brescia.
Though Ruby developed Alzheimers in her latter years, she continued to respond to art and enjoyed visiting exhibits at Audubon Museum, some of which have included oils, pastels and watercolors by her daughter.
Gentry's murals can be seen in a variety of Henderson sites, including the Henderson County Public Library, Chapel Hill United Methodist Church, Holy Name Church, and the St. Anthony's Hospice unit at Methodist Hospital.
Gentry, who has a son and daughter and step-daughter, chuckles when she recalls painting her library murals, and watching a child come up to the painted "castle door" and actually knock on it.
Her Mother's Touch pieces include portraits of her identical twin granddaughters, Sophie and Anna, and one of another grandchild, Madeline, who was napping when her photograph was snapped and provided inspiration for a painting.
Gentry's large oil painting called "Little Stinkers" is bound to bring a laugh from viewers as it features the three girls responding to an unpleasant smell that filled the outdoors air as the artist was preparing to take their picture.
Shirley Davis, an Evansville resident, is an Audubon Museum fan who has attended nearly every artists' retreat offered by McGrew-Liggett, often with daughter Tresa Heath of Nashville. Heath is also an artist and has several pieces in the show.
"My mom died in 2000, and I still miss her very much," Davis says of Thelma Cowles, who "had a loving heart and wanted to give to everyone." For many years, Thelma — who dabbled in art — cooked every-Sunday dinners for her offspring and grandchildren.
Davis, a widow and mother of two daughters, grandmother of two granddaughters and great-grandmother to 10-month old Judah, has several oil paintings of granddaughter Amanda and Judah.
One of the works, simply called "Amanda and Judah," began with a photograph Davis took of the two at one of the artist retreats. It shows Amanda cuddling her sleeping son, one hand caressing the back of his head.
Davis began painting in the 1980s, but as youngster drew her own paper dolls and their fashions.
Other Mother's Touch artists are Susie Rideout, Jan Frazier, Ginger Adams, and Cathe Hedgespeth, whose portraits bring additional insights into the relationship between mothers and their children and grandchildren.
The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. and the exhibit is available at no charge.
Everyone is invited to attend the show's opening reception from 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday at the museum and meet the participating artists.


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June 20, 1950: The only ancient model of an Egyptian temple which has survived to the present day is part of an exhibition opening today (June 20) at the Brooklyn Museum. This stone model of the temple of Helopolis, the city of the Sun, was made over 3000 years ago as a votive gift of King Seti to an Egyptian temple. It was brought to the United States by a Californian traveler in 1875, was published in 1881, and then lost sight of until rediscovered and purchased by the Museum.
Another important acquisition is an Old Kingdom sculpture of a family group dating from about 2500 B.C., showing a scribe of the Royal Granar with his wife and son. It is of unusual composition and exceptionally fine workmanship and most of its original color is preserved. A later period, the 26th dynasty (663-525 B.C.), often referred to as the "Egyptian Renaissance", is represented by three fragments of beautifully cut relief and two ivory figurines of unusual size and quality.
Also featured in the exhibition are a head of a woman in black steatite and a marble statue of a youth, both excellent examples of the Alexandrian school in the Hellenistic tradition. Also a charming figure of a lion, also of the late period, in brilliant blue glazed faience.
Included in the exhibition are a few important loans: A fine and unusually large sculptor's trial piece of the "Heretic King" Akhenation, an 18th dynasty relief, which comes from the Petrie excavations at Tell - el - Amarna, and a diorite head of a king of the Middle Kingdom (about 2000 B.C.), both lent by Albert Gallatin. Also shown are a large bronze lion, probably from the Persian highlands and dating from around 1000 B.C.; a Mesopotamian bronze ram of the time of the great king of Babylonia, Hammurabi, who lived about 1900 B.C.; and an Egyptian hippopotamus of the Middle Kingdom glazed in brilliant blue; all lent by Mr. and Mrs. A. Bradley Martin.
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Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola hailed Lionel Messi after the Argentinian took a starring role in last night's UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg win over Real Madrid.
Messi scored both goals in the 2-0 victory at the Bernabeu, the second of which was a brilliant individual effort, to take his tally to an astonishing 52 in all competitions for Barca this season. It also saw him move up to third in Barca's all-time list of record goalscorers with 179 strikes, leaving him behind only Cesar Rodriguez (235) and Ladislau Kubala (194).
Speaking after the match, Guardiola said of Messi and his memorable second goal: "It's not the first time he's done that, he has a wonderful ability to take players on. He's become the club's third highest goalscorer at just 23 and at a 100-year-old club, it's absolutely incredible. We are lucky to have him."
Guardiola did warn, however, against assuming the tie was now over following the result. "We haven't made it to the final yet, this is the first leg match," he said. "A team that has nine European Cups never gives up on a tie. We are two games and one draw from being European champions. We will think about the return so we can get to Wembley.
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Circa 1900
37-3/4 x 78-1/2 x 25 inches (95.9 x 199.4 x 63.5 cm)
The sideboard on foliate scroll feet, two central bowed drawers inlaid with floral basket and flanked by a door to either side inlaid with a musical trophy, concave sides each with a door inlaid with a classical urn, guilloche band at top concealing three drawers, marble top.
Condition Report*:The sideboard is in good condition with scuffs and nicks appropriate to age.
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