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I wish everyday was 75 degrees and sunny
I am a down-to-Earth, hardworking, and all around nice guy. I am not the guy who approaches you in a bar looking to bring you home that night, but to have a genuine conversation. I have a small group of friends and a small, close-knit family. When I moved out, I couldn't leave my friends or family behind and stayed close in by setting up shop in Astoria. I believe in making the most of opportunities, both personally and professionally. While I have been successful in my career, being able to maintain a great work-life balance has allowed me to enjoy the simple pleasures in life and to remember that the most important things in life occur outside of an office. Two of my biggest passions are cooking and travel. I am always looking to make a new or interesting meal based on mixing my own ingredients...recipes are overrated. I have made it to Europe three times, Puerto Rico too many times to count, 31 states including Alaska, as well as Canada and the DR once a piece. I'm getting very excited for a potential three week trip to Australia in early 2014, which can't come soon enough. My biggest problem appears to be having nobody to cook for or travel with! I am looking for somebody who is laid-back, drama free, and honest. I want someone who I look forward to being with because of their personality and because we have fun together doing anything- brunch, a day trip, or even just lounging around doing nothing special. Ultimately, I want someone who enjoys my company as much as I enjoy hers. Liking good beer (or being willing to try different beers), sports, enjoying the beach during the summer, tolerating my sarcasm, and enjoying a good workout are all qualities I would look for in a match.
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I use the ascension skins but I got to play with these at the BC store in SLC. They are way lighter and more packable than my ascensions. I'm thinking about getting these for my GF. Of course I cannot yet attest to their function on the snow, but after putting my hands on them I'm a believer.
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I had a McGs 4/6 and air bag assist rear and seemed to look lower in rear, so I chopped 2/3 coil up front...well that slammed it...so after raising it up 3/4" w/ a thick isolator I put my new chrome SRT reps on today w/ a 285/40-22 Nittos. I cut all fender lips out earlier in the week in prep for the bigger wheel, and so far no scrubbing at all lock to lock and normal driving.
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Next is red sport front bumper cover and roll pan...
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Looks awesome! Wish there was a 4/6 kit for the 4th gens!!!
Definate yes on the paint matching!!!!
I was thinking definitely leave the chrome bumpers! lol, I think they look great with the wheels.
Looks good man! Thanks for sharing the pics. I love those wheels.
Love the wheels. Truck looks good.
Really nice truck!
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Vince Gill Announces Dates for 2015 Vince Gill & Friends Tour
Vince Gill has announced the dates for a very unique tour that will feature him in collaboration with some of his favorite artists.
Vince Gill has announced the dates for a very unique tour that will feature him in collaboration with some of his favorite artists.
Vince Gill is one of the most celebrated country artists of his generation, but did you know that prior to launching his country career, he scored a Top 10 hit in the pop charts?
The only other person to receive this award is the legendary Johnny Cash. That makes this a HUGE deal, and congrats to Vince Gill. This was the highligh of the CMA Awards last night. Here it is in case you missed it.
Twenty-one years ago today (Sept. 5, 1992), after releasing 19 Top 40 singles, Vince Gill finally scored his first No. 1 hit. The song, 'I Still Believe in You,' was the debut single and title track from his sixth studio album.
Vince Gill is yet another country great to commit to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, going under the pour after being "harassed" by a few people to take the dare.
Christian singer Michael W. Smith has announced the release of a Christmas album featuring some of country music's favorite singers.
Vince Gill has earned the new title of Grandpa! The iconic singer welcomed his very first grandchild on Monday (Aug. 4).
Vince Gill and Amy Grant have been dealing with her father's increasing dementia, which hasn't been easy. Thankfully, Grant is able to lean on her husband for support and love during such a difficult time.
With just two more sleeps until Christmas, I thought it would be a great time to remember our troops. Not everyone gets to spend Christmas with the ones they love, so let's remember the brave men and women serving at home and abroad, their families, and those who have paid the ultimate price.
Vince Gill is truly a force to be reckoned with in country music. He has sold more than 26 million albums, is a popular radio reques, and has the titles of talented singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer and so much more. His achievements will be honored with the 2014 CRB Career Achievement Award.
After taking the stage together at the 2013 Awards, Vince Gill is sharing his true feelings about pop-country crossover Taylor Swift.
John Oates, who is one-half of pop duo Hall & Oates, has a fluid new project called 'Good Road to Follow,' where he will release a single a month for the next year. It's a collaborative exercise unrestrained by the album format. The musician, whose heyday was in the '80s, has recruited both Vince Gill and Nathan Chapman, a producer who has worked with Taylor Swift, for separate tracks.


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I'm not afraid to try something new. I'm adventurous and always ready for whatever you have to throw at me. I hear I have an amazing personality. I am extremely driven to better myself. Not because I think I need improving, but because I know there is always more to learn. Life is a puzzle and I'm on a mission to put all the pieces together. The first thing people normally notice about me is the fact that I will talk to anyone and everyone. I like to believe I'm an easy person to talk to. I'm quite good at making everyone feel invited. I recently changed jobs and am in love with what I do. I am really close with my family, including my cats and dog. I have 6 tattoos and plan on getting more. Normal just isn't a word in my vocab. I believe life is an experience and I'm trying to get the most out of it. I live everyday as if it's my last and that will never change. When it comes to relationships, I guess you could call me a romantic. I still believe in opening doors for girls, buying them flowers, and leaving interesting/hilarious sticky notes in the best of places. They say expectation is the root of all heartache, but I believe I deserve to be with someone who deserves me. I've met a few people who have tried to "walk all over me". I was quick to walk away. I don't want a "perfect" relationship because I know there's no such thing as perfect. I want a relationship with someone who sees my imperfections and loves me for them.
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Two girl cats, Ryeli and Quinn. One dog named Kobe.
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A Japanese comedian and distance runner has completed what he called his 'Earth Marathon' by sailing across the oceans and running across the continents in an adventure which has taken him over two years.
Kanpei Hazama has finished his circumnavigation - he sailed the seas and ran the continents
Kanpei Hazama, 61, sailed into the port Yokohama and then took 17 days to run to Osaka Castle Park in western Japan, where he began his earth odyssey, joking 'I'm fed up with running' (He didn't mention sailing).
Thousands of well-wishers lined the final stages of his earthathon, greeting the popular television personality as he crossed the 'finishing line'.
Hazama started his journey by sailing across the Pacific, then he ran across America, sailed across the Atlantic, then ran across Europe and Asia into China, completing the journey with a final sailing voyage to Japan. While he had been a distance runner, he admits he didn't know much about sailing. So he began preparing for his journey by 'entering a yachting school to study yachting pretty seriously.'
The journey wasn't all clear sailing (or running) however. In Turkey he was diagnosed with prostrate cancer, and had to interrupt his journey for a trip back to the United States for medical treatment. He then returned to Turkey to continue his quest.
On his arrival home, he described the time when he was diagnosed in Turkey. 'I was afraid I might have to give up my project. It was the hardest moment, both physically and emotionally,' he recalls.
His wife Mitsuyo visited Hazama immediately to support him.
'I was depressed and had been staying in my room for three days, but I felt so much better when I saw my wife's face. She would always create a cheerful atmosphere whenever I had problems at work, saying, 'Everything will work out,' Hazama said.
On his run back to Osaka, a lot of people -- from children to the elderly -- cheered him on the streets.
'Elderly people come to touch me, saying they want to recharge themselves by doing so. I know I don't have such a power, but let them touch me as much as they want.'
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Thousands of stranded pilgrims and uprooted families urgently need support. Over 14,000 pilgrims are still missing, 60,000 stranded and close to 200 people are reported to be dead from the unprecedented rains followed by floods and landslides. This is an urgent appeal to help and support distressed people in Uttarakhand.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Over 14,000 pilgrims are still missing, 60,000 stranded and over 150 people are reported to be dead from the unprecedented rains followed by floods and landslides in Uttarakhand. Chief Minister, Vijay Bahuguna has called it as a "Himalayan tsunami". More than 160 villages have been completely devastated, while road links and communication systems have been completely washed away. Hundreds of villages are affected and villagers are left homeless - surviving without food and shelter.
How will this project solve this problem?
We aim at providing immediate relief to the stranded pilgrims and the displaced local residents.
Potential Long Term Impact
Once the Pilgrims have been rescued, we will do an on ground assessment of the situation and will then launch a rehabilitation drive to help the local communities recover and get back to normal life.
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Total Funding Received to Date: $16,439
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Donors' contributions and pledges to this project totaled $16,439 . The original project funding goal was $15,000.
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After Microsoft Outlook 2002 receives a meeting request in the Inbox, Outlook 2002 may create a duplicate calendar appointment. If a Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) application calls GetAssociatedAppointment and places a meeting in your Calendar first, and then you click the meeting request in Outlook 2002 to open it, a duplicate appointment is created. Microsoft Outlook 2000 does not create duplicate appointments in this scenario.
This problem can occur if CDO was not updated to reflect the way that Outlook 2002 uses index PR_OWNER_APPT_ID to determine duplicate appointments.
To resolve this problem, obtain the latest service pack for Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server. For additional information, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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NFL Betting Trends- Early Season Results
The 2012 NFL regular season is only three weeks old and we have already seen our fair share of shocking results. There are only three undefeated teams left (Atlanta, Arizona, and Houston) and the two preseason favorites to meet in this year's Super Bowl (Green Bay and New England) are a combined 2-4.
What this has meant for anyone who enjoys wagering on the games is a number of golden opportunities to cash-in on these crazy results if they were bold enough to think 'outside the box'. The first big money maker this season has been the surprising Cardinals at 3-0 both straight-up and against the spread. If you would have wagered $100 on the money line for each of their games, you would be up a healthy $895.
The underdogs in general have gotten the best of it, especially in last week's games. Of the 16 matchups on the slate, the underdog won 11 of them ATS. Even more impressive is the fact that nine teams getting points won their game outright. That means if you would have put $100 on the money line for all 16 games in Week 3, you would have walked away with $965. Through the first three weeks of the season, the underdog has won 45.8 percent of the time SU and a very profitable 61.7 percent of the time ATS. Home dogs have done especially well with a SU winning percentage 63.2 percent and a 68.4 winning percentage ATS.
The home team in general has won 64.5 percent of the time SU, but also has the edge ATS with a 53.2 winning percentage so far. As mentioned, the home dogs have the highest winning percentage ATS, but road dogs have also done quite well; winning 57.2 percent of their games ATS. Teams that were favored at home have only covered 42.9 percent of the time, while favorites on the road have only covered 31.6 percent of the time during the first three weeks.
Turning to the total line, things have been much more even. While the total did stay UNDER in 10 of 16 games this past week, the overall numbers for the first three weeks have 23 games going OVER, 24 games staying UNDER and one game ending in a PUSH. The results on the total line tend to run in streaks considering that nine of the 16 games in Week 1 went OVER. When you look at the final results over the past several years things tend to basically even themselves out. After all, this is what the Oddsmakers get paid to do.
Looking ahead, it is hard to know if the positive trends on the underdogs will continue. As the Bookmakers continue to compile more and more stats on all 32 teams, they will continue to make the necessary adjustments to create a better balance between the favorites and the dogs. This process will probably take a few more weeks to sort itself out, which means we could see a couple of more wild rides until they do.
The one factor that is extremely hard to measure is the immediate impact of the replacement referees on the outcome of the games. This past Monday night's game between Green Bay and Seattle is a perfect example. Seattle closed as a three-point underdog at home. If that final play of the game would have been called an interception, which is what the general consensus would have called, the Packers would have won and covered. How many more game-changing calls by these inexperienced replacements we will see down the road remains to be seen.
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After the accidental burning last year of Qurans by U.S. troops in Afghanistan sparked deadly rioting, an Air National Guard chaplain from Springfield stepped in and potentially saved countless American lives.
For his effort, Lt. Col. Jon Trainer received the prestigious Bronze Star — a medal given for heroic or meritorious achievement in connection with operations against an armed enemy.
And he did it with a PowerPoint presentation.
Trainer, who's now in the running to be named Chaplain of the Year for the entire Air Guard, was in the third month of his voluntary deployment to Afghanistan last February when U.S. troops at Bagram Airfield mistakenly burned copies of the Muslim holy book.
The ensuing outrage claimed more than 30 lives, including two U.S. troops and two U.S. military advisers.
Within 48 hours, Trainer developed a PowerPoint presentation on the proper handling and disposal of Islamic religious material that was seen by every American — military and civilian alike — in Afghanistan. The presentation then was distributed to the U.S. for use in all pre-deployment training.
"This entire mission," Trainer said from his office at the Springfield Air National Guard Base, "could be undermined by an action like that.
"All that good work. You realize how quickly that work can be undermined."
Trainer, a Westerville resident and nondenominational Christian pastor who's been chaplain of the local 251st Cyber Engineering Installation Group since 2000, also sought to prevent any future problems by covering what constitutes Islamic religious material in the first place.
"When a Muslim writes down even a few verses from the Quran on a piece of paper," he explained, "that immediately gets that same protected status."
Ultimately, he said, it became an opportunity to demonstrate the importance of culture to U.S. troops and to show Afghanis that the U.S. could respond swiftly to their sensitivities.
"It's pretty unusual for a chaplain to receive the Bronze Star," said Col. Wade Rupper, Trainer's acting commander at the Springfield Guard base. "He was a vital guy at the right time."
Trainer, 51, will find out on April 1 if he'll be named Chaplain of the Year.
A win would be in keeping with the 251st, which recently won its 11th Air Force Outstanding Unit Award since 1973.
Trainer's Bronze Star recommendation also credited him with overseeing the training of more than 36,000 deployed personnel in the Army's Ask, Care, Escort suicide prevention program.
In addition, he performed all the duties expected of a chaplain, leading worship services at a cramped base in Kabul and conducting marriage counseling — often with the loved one's spouse connected via Skype.
"It's one of his gifts from God, to be able to relate to people," Rupper said.
Trainer volunteered for his deployment, which ended last June, just so he could relate even more to his flock.
"People here were deploying on a regular basis," he said. "I felt it was my turn. It becomes a credibility issue."
During his four years in the Air Force Reserve in the 1990s, he deployed twice with the 445th Airlift Wing at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. But he hadn't left the U.S. in uniform since the War on Terror began.
Now, he'll have to wait 18 months between deployments before he's able to volunteer again.
"I'd go back if I could," he said.
Trainer, who would like to volunteer to serve as chaplain in Antarctica next, didn't even join the Air Force until he was 34.
"I began praying about it, and God opened some doors," he said. "Before I knew it, I was raising my right hand. A little bit of age is good for a chaplain. It gives you some credibility."
Trainer, a married father of two whose daughter attends Cedarville University, believes his dual role as a civilian and military pastor makes him stronger at both.
"It's helpful for my church family to get rid of me once a month," he joked, "and it's good for me to be immersed in this culture."
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Judge Robert H. Bork, among the great legal thinkers of our time, has died.
For decades now, Judge Bork has, in my mind, represented the quintessential case of a good and brilliant man savaged and ultimately defeated by people unworthy to be in the same room with him. His rejection as Ronald Reagan's nominee for the Supreme Court of the United States was a massive loss for the country, as well as a flagrant injustice and an outrage. His being grilled, demagogued, and ridiculed by the likes of Teddy Kennedy and Joe Biden — plagiarists, preening ideological blowhards, and law-school mediocrities — was one of the most shameful spectacles I've ever seen. (See this.) It constitutes just one of the many reasons why I hold Joe Biden in contempt.
Within hours of Judge Bork's nomination, the execrable Senator Kennedy (D-Chappaquiddick) delivered a speech in which he announced that "Robert Bork's America is a land in which women would be forced into back alley abortions, blacks would sit at segregated lunch counters, rogue police could break down citizens' doors in midnight raids, school children could not be taught about evolution, writers and artists could be censored at the whim of government, and the doors of the federal courts would be shut on the fingers of millions of citizens for whom the judiciary is — and is often the only — protector of the individual rights that are the heart of our democracy."
Only a few months after the end of his failed nomination, Judge Bork spoke to a closed meeting of faculty and students at BYU's law school. I don't believe that it was publicly announced, but, thanks to a friend's invitation, I was able to attend. I still recall a student who asked him what it was like to be raked over the coals by two C-grade law students, Senators Kennedy and Biden, who had probably barely comprehended the legal textbooks they had studied, and which he had written. "Well," he answered very slowly. "How can I put this kindly? Let's just say that I never felt intellectually intimidated."
A former student's tribute can be found here, and Senator Orrin Hatch's remarks on the floor of the United States Senate can be read here. A very fine video tribute, done several months ago, is here. It's twelve minutes long, but very much worth watching.
RIP, Judge Bork. You deserved much better. And so did we.
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North Dakota State's Zander earns All-America honorsThere are seven events that make up the women's heptathlon in the NCAA Division I Track and Field Championships. North Dakota State senior Heather Zander uncorked a personal best in five of them and that's why she left the University of Oregon's Hayward Field on Thursday an All-American.
"I was just thinking, just hoping to make it in the top 15," she said. "I really didn't expect what I did this week. I'm super excited because I wasn't expecting it but, yeah, incredible."
Zander had personal records in the 200 and 800 meters, 100 hurdles, high jump and javelin and finished with 5,427 points. She finished ninth in the competition – three away from eighth place Cassie Merkley of Idaho State – but was recognized in the top eight of All-Americans by the NCAA because two entrants were from foreign countries.
NDSU junior Whitney Carlson did not finish, opting out before the 800 meters. She is scheduled to compete in the long jump on Saturday. Zander, meanwhile, finished her NDSU career in style.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration has licensed the first nationally focused Impact Investment Fund, SJF Ventures III, LP. The fund will make equity investments in clean-tech and technology companies in communities nationwide as part of an impact investment initiative to invest up to $1.5 billion in high-growth small businesses.
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A crown jewel of garden architecture lies in the heart of the city: the Palace Garden. Baroque garden artistry is framed by exquisite examples from art and history: an enchanting park in which one can experience both the past in stone and the present in blossoms. A section of the garden corresponds to the style based on ancient Greco-Roman gardens. At first glance, a spiralling fountain forms the moving image of a somewhat outsized tulip blossom. The beech hedges were developed according to a historical design. Their light-and-shadow effect gives structure to the open space as well as enclosing the baroque section of the garden. The many arches fashion a friendly invitation to freely enter the small paradise of flowers.
The miniature garden offers a surprise: surrounded by tall, severely cut hedges, this symmetrical little garden exhibits allegorical statues of the senses in its four corners, intended to stimulate thoughts and smiles. The Palace Garden's eastern neighbour, the Landesmuseum with its wealth of principally Roman sculpture and artefacts, was extended in 1985 in a modern glass addition, containing a café. This new arm stretches across the medieval city wall, as if to take part in the magic of the flowered splendour and the flair of the splashing fountains in the long reflecting pool. Along either side of the pool, benches invite the visitor to rest near the mighty magnolia trees, which produce their bright red seeds only in very sunny years. This area of the garden is intimate and inviting, finding its harmonious finale in the rising baroque façade of the corner projection of the palace.
The most prominent attraction is a five-jet fountain. The weeping willow and the ruins of the Imperial Baths at the end of this ensemble make for a uniquely picturesque detail within the gardens.
The Palace Gardens in front of Trier's Electoral Palace were a desolate parade ground from the days of Napoleon through WWII. After the war, with the renaissance of Trier, the once-sterile marching field for soldiers became magnificent public gardens. The gardens feature reflecting pools and statues of German kings & Greek gods, along with peach trees, colorful flowers, and smooth walking paths. Much of the garden is lined with the ancient city wall (at this point, the eastern wall of the city).
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The union would have to agree to drop all current grievances for a savings of $11,000.
Carpenter said at the time that if the agreement could be approved by Dec. 28 with the union's blessing he would request additional funding of $60,000 from the City of Plattsburgh.
Library employees unanimously approved the plan on the evening of Dec. 26. The board ratified it shortly after.
During the Common Council meeting, Kasprzak presented agenda items for the following week's meeting, one of which was to provide the Plattsburgh Public library with $60,000 in additional funding.
Carpenter made a motion, seconded by Councilor James Calnon, to move that item under new business for Wednesday night's meeting. The Common Council voted unanimously to do so.
"I am pleased this is coming forth tonight," Calnon said. "The three groups should be proud they can work together. I am proud to join them in support of their agreement."
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The Common Council unanimously passed the resolution.
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Two Amigos to Terlingua: LoneStar's Loquacious Tale
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Joined: Dec 2006
Location: Texas Hill Country, Zip Code EIEIO
Oddometer: 1,211
Day 3 - 170 and South County Rd
The night was filled with the sound of barking coyotes and other barking things... The next gorgeous day arose, started of course with breakfast by the fire at Kathy's. My back was sore despite my new expensive (did I mention expensive) Big Agnes air pad, but once moving was fine. Robert and I had planned to ride to Presidio on 170 and Roger had gotten the cruddy Mexican gas out of his DR350 so he wanted to ride with us. He also suggested riding the dirt roads off South County Rd when we returned from Presidio so we had our day set. I had been jonesing to ride dirt so I was quite pleased and decided to attack the old river road in the park on the next trip.
We made a quick run to Study Butte to drop off a battery charger at CycleTek and ran across BeemerChef and his sidecar sidekick. After a short discussion of the amazing, stupendous and incredible merits of the 1100GS we were off and heading for Presidio.
BeemerChef's rig
He looks fairly content... dreaming of how delicious that last Harley rider was?
TX 170 (river road) was one heck of a great ride. I hadn't been on it since 1980 and had forgotten what a fabulous road it is. We stopped at "the Hill" for the overlook and took pics before heading on towards Presidio.
I managed not to fall to a horrible shrieking death and also realized what a chicken I am when stumbling around in mx boots on the edge of precipices.
2 cool
Looking west from "the hill" towards Presidio
World Famous Roger's DR350 buzzed along with the Beemers - he'd ridden 470 miles on it in one day down in Mexico a couple weeks back I think. Buns of steel!
Roger led us to some great spots along the way.
"Trust me Roger, nobody'll eeeeever see these pictures"
For some reason this reminds me of an old Star trek episode... the one where the green lizard guy tries to kill James T. Kirk in hand to hand combat?
We decided to turn around before reaching Presidio much to my horror. My tank had just enough fuel to get to Presidio where I planned to refill, but since we were heading back to Terlingua instead I knew it would be extremely close on gas.
I was in the lead on the return, blasting back down the roller coaster 170 to Terlingua when I rounded a curve and almost ran over a group of Harley riders. They were traveling at about 20 mph and were obviously new to riding. The curves and hills were intimidating to them and they seemed intent on defying the laws of physics, riding through turns without absolutely zero lean... and I have to admit they were doing a great job of it.
I grumbled and sniveled at having to putt along for several miles behind them, but in reality doing so probably kept me from running out of gas before reaching Terlingua
They eventually pulled to the side and we passed and waved. I'm exaggerating my grumbling since I love to see new riders to the sport. Ride on guys!
At any rate, my fuel light came on umpteen miles from Terlingua and I began the usual sweating, panic and hyperventilating. I slowed down and began to pray. After that I began to figure out how we'd be able to get Roger's gas tank off and dump fuel into the GS when it finally died. Finally reaching Lajitas, I saw no gas station (there could have been one there but I was afraid to turn my head since the additional drag might use the remaining fuel) and continued on, attempting to shrink my huge body into a small aerodynamic teardrop shape. Needless to say I was unable to. After the longest 12 mile ride of my life, we reached Roger's place to my relief. Fearing I couldn't make it to the Study Butte store for gas, I raided my 2 MSR emergency fuel bottles and dumped them in the tank. Being the highly organized, top notch world adventure rider that I am, I ALWAYS carry spare fuel no matter where I go. Except on a short ride to Presidio. When I do that ride, I leave them safely tucked away at Roger's place where they are most valuable.
Showing no signs of my earlier stress, I swaggered about like John Wayne, collecting my gear for the afternoon ride while Rog and Robert got their bikes and gear together for the afternoon boonie ride.
Robert had been coveting and drooling over Roger's DR350 so Rog suggested Robert take it for the afternoon ride. World Famous Roger then jumped on his Super Sherpa (not just a regular Sherpa but a "Super" Sherpa) and we were off for gasoline. Thank God.
We rode Fulcher road over to Study Butte for gas, an easy dirt road with one small river crossing and then returned to Terlingua the same way. Roger then pulled onto South County road to lead us into the nether regions with Robert in tow and me getting last place. Nice. White powder dust and two riders ahead. Awesome.
I rode almost the entire thirty mile loop standing on the pegs, convincing the other two what a skilled Baja competitor I was. Truth is, I was merely trying to get my head up in clear air so I could breathe. After a few miles we stopped at a fork in the road for a breather and pics. I was purple from holding my breathe for 9 miles so it was much appreciated.
What this place needs is water...
Don't think it made much difference...
South County Road was a lot of fun - soft white powder dust and loose rock the deeper you got into the mountains. Roger was familiar with the roads or it would have been easy to get lost. As we got several miles back in, the road got much rougher and less maintained with some fairly steep downhills and large loose rock. The GS did great and was a lot of fun in the rough stuff.
World Famous Roger and Robert - "Los Dusty Amigos"
Non-famous LoneStar, the dusty gringo
We eventually reached a river crossing on Hen Egg road that was too muddy and had to be negotiated by dropping off the bank, running up the edge of the creekbed about 30 yards to dry loose river rock, crossing through the shallows and then coming back down the other bank to the road. There was one single track on an off-camber slope that was filled with powder sand and led back onto the deep sand road. Roger had some trouble getting up the other bank on the Sherpa. I got part way up on the pig before it finally sank to its side. Robert and Roger were able to push as I feathered the clutch and got it up through the soft silt and onto the road. Robert was able to motor on up on the DR. A couple seconds to straighten my brake lever, as it had gotten crammed into the bank and bent backwards, and we were making dust again.
The road led on through the remote landscape, past a couple of ranches until finally reaching 118 and heading south for Terlingua. Roger rode the little Sherpa like a Busa on the highway until we reached Kathy's Cafe for ice tea and pulled pork sandwiches. Mmmmm baybay! Kathy asked if I enjoyed my ride, laughing at my dusty "white" black t-shirt and the dust-sickles hanging out of my nose.
The ride was a blast and made my day. The GS continues to amaze me at it's capabilities just as it did in Colorado and Wyoming in some pretty tricky stuff. No, it's not an XR but is far more capable than a lot of folks realize. Great bike that can haul you at 90 all day in comfort and then take you on some rough stuff. Awesome.
We were a little pooped out by the end of the day but of course were able to struggle up to the Starlight porch for sunset. Heading for the porch, we passed the cemetery which was now packed with white plastic tables and folks eating barbecue and other sundry items. The miner's convention "La Historia" was having a barbecue in the cemetery so the crowd was all there.
The previous two evenings we had been driven from the porch by the teeming masses so we made haste to the Starlight and indeed found the porch almost vacant. Not only that, but the hallowed two-seat bench directly in front of the theatre was vacant. Woohoo! A Dos Equis went down very well as we watched the sunset and the crowd down in the cemetery. As the festivities continued, a photographer came walking back up to the porch and we talked a bit. I'd seen his Speedotron flash units set up in the theatre and turns out it was James Evans who has done a couple of books on Big Bend.
Shortly after, live music started at the Boat House and the miner's convention slowly moved across the dusty road to an ever increasing fandango. "La Historia" quickly turned into "La Hysteria".
Exhausted from lifting a Dos Equis and watching the crowd eat, Robert and I, joined by Roger now, headed into the Starlight for a meal. Disappointed by the lack of nachos on the menu, I grumbled and stuffed my face with soft chicken tacos. Robert had a hamburger shaped meal. Finally ready to crash, we fired up the GS's and slowly rode past the dance party at the Boat House. Several folks yelled incoherently at us from the dancing mob, but my tent called even louder.
Depressed at the thought of returning the next morning, Robert and I sat in the moonlight, listening to the band back in town and waiting to see if we'd need to rescue Roger. He eventually appeared, claiming that his truck had been blocked in at the Boat House and he'd been unable to leave. Sure Roger, we believe ya.
Robert decided to sleep in the camper so all his gear would be packed to leave early in the morning. Ha! I half-heartedly got the bike ready and finally got some sleep to the sound of barking coyotes and barking spiders.
Day 4 - The Exciting Return
I awoke groggy and sluggish to the predawn glow and began getting the tent and gear loaded. As I stumbled around trying to stuff my tent into my socks or something stupid like that, Roger headed for Kathy's while I slowly progressed. Robert had loaded all his gear the night before so his bike was ready to go. By the time we got to Kathy's for final breakfast, it was later than I wished but we enjoyed the morning.
While sipping coffee, a skinny cowboy with a blue spray-painted cowboy hat wandered up to order breakfast with a dark haired woman. He obviously knew Kathy well, ordered breakfast and as we sat by the fire he asked where I was from and what I did. When I mentioned photography the woman perked up and turns out she is on a grant photographing mining towns or such.
As we talked shop, two quiet Canadians tourists had wandered up looking quite out of place and somewhat nervous, seeking coffee and breakfast. The cowboy had been talking about some clear Mexican liquor that they'd been drinking at the fandango the night before and shortly disappeared to the RV park, only to return with a half empty bottle of clear liquid and no cap. He insisted the two guys from Canada have a drink and they obliged him, probably afraid not to. Later when Robert and I stopped for lunch in Del Rio we had a good laugh about the incident, thinking about the two guys fearfully swigging God-knows-what at 7 a.m. when they had only come for coffee and breakfast.
With hugs from Kathy and many thanks to Roger we gassed up in Study Butte and headed north on 118 for Alpine in the crisp air. It was a beautiful ride in a strong headwind with no traffic until we eventually passed a rider on an old Triumph Scrambler. He was going slow enough that I thought he was on a bicycle til we passed him, his tan leather jacket inflated like a balloon from the wind. Eventually we hit Alpine and headed east on 90 towards Marathon and then Sanderson.
Mentally I had calculated that my tank range of 200 miles should get me to Sanderson just about on empty. What I didn't count on was the strong headwind and high speeds. By the time I was halfway between Marathon and Sanderson, the tank indicator showed 2 bars and I began to get that sickening feeling. Shortly after, 1 bar appeared and then the yellow fuel light came on. Shortly after that, the last bar disappeared and I looked at the map in the tankbag. I guessed maybe 25 miles left until Sanderson and I knew my range was 19 miles or less when the fuel light comes on. Crap. Being the world class adventure rider that I am, did I mention I always carry 2 MSR fuel bottles of gas? Indeed I had them with me, only problem being that I had forgotten to fill them in all the excitement of Study Butte. I dropped the throttle to about 60 and laid on the tankbag to reduce drag, coasting as much as possible. I watched Robert become a speck on the horizon far ahead as I putted along, attempting to coast and transform my body into an aerodynamic ladybug shape. Eventually I passed a sign that said "Sanderson 20". That was the longest 20 miles I've ever ridden, finally putting into town and the gas station on fumes. I celebrated with a horrid cup of coffee.
From Sanderson to Del Rio, we stopped for gas and grabbed lunch at the local Wendy's. Mmmmm. Chicken sandwich-like substance. Mmmmm.
From there we headed north on 277, entering the Border Patrol checkpoint. I had my ear plugs in and knowing I would be unable to hear the guard, debated whether I should attempt to remove my helmet and plugs. Figuring I would be machine-gunned down for making a move for my helmet, I simply yelled "WHAT?" when he asked me a question. He asked it again and I yelled "WHAT?" again. Disgusted he waved me through. Whew! Once again I had passed through a checkpoint with a small family of illegal aliens in my sidecase. Woohoo!
377 to Rocksprings was uneventful but the shadows were lengthening and the deer were beginning to plan their attacks. We stopped for a coffee break in Rocksprings before catching 41 to Hwy 27 through Ingram and Kerrville.
Meticulous German engineering and not even a cup holder... grrrr
I felt the same way...
Safely back at El Rancho Poquito, Robert got his truck packed up and loaded, no doubt anxious to get away from me and back to Houston. I unloaded my gear and began winding down.
The trip was great and Big Bend is a truly beautiful and inspiring park. Robert is great to ride with - a top notch rider, always funny and full of stories. Terlingua was fun and Roger was kind enough to let us hang out there. Thanks again Roger! You da man!
Adios Amigos... til we meet again
~ Die Yuppie Scum ~
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Tetavon - The Kingdom
One half of a millennium ago, the Evil that dwelled in the sinks grew in power until the confines of the swampy moors known as The Sinks would no longer contain it and it's foul presence began to flow out of the swamplands and into the areas inhabited by the Ancient Races, ravening, pillaging, raping, and generally making a complete nuisance of themselves as they spread, slowly eliminating the Ancient Races.
From another land on this world, a family of adventurers from the house of Leudorf made the decision, after hearing the many stories of refugees from Tetavon, to use the resources of his kingdoms and raise a crusade to drive Evil out of the lands of Tetavon and perhaps to spread the cause of Good into a land where it had not been known before. Raising a force of men and others then embarking them aboard ships, they journeyed the many weeks from their home to land upon the shores of Tetavon.
Initially, they met little resistance except from the aquatic minions such as Troglodytes and such that resided near the shores of Tetavon. Securing a lodgment upon the shore with the aid of the Aquatic Elves (Mermen), the forces of Lord Leudorf subdued the resistance on the shorelines and established a base camp near the present day city of Hambrayton. Many forays into the surrounding countryside were needed in order to survey the terrain, locate the Evil forces, and to make contact with the few remaining humans and Ancients left.
Initially, the Ancient Races were hesitant to emerge from the woods and mountains where they had taken refugee. But as they made contact more often, they realized that the only way they would be able to re-take their homeland was to enlist the aid of the human forces from the other lands. As each of the races emerged, humans made contact with them and learned their ways, their social aspects, their way of life and slowly adapted their own ways to the Ancient ways.
First to meet the humans, were the Halflings, who resided near the Northern Woods, whose diminutive stature and normal looks made them easy to assimilate into the culture if the humans. More difficult the Dwarves and the Elves, slowly emerging from the mountains and woods where their races had taken shelter, meeting with the envoys of the humans and gradually, over the years, accepting the offers of assistance from the humans. Realizing that if the humans were allowed to make a hold on the lands that they would never leave, but accepting that this was the only way they would be able to re-conquer their ancestral homes, they began to work grudgingly with humankind to seek the defeat of Evil in Tetavon.


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