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Located in Bandung, G.H. Universal Hotel is minutes from Rumah Sosis and close to Elephant Village. This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Villa Isola and Parahyangan Catholic University.
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Back home after my sometimes challenging but enjoyable motorcycle tour. The weather and a lack of cold or wet weather experience on my part tested me on a few occasions however I overcame a number of difficulties to complete the trip and am very glad I gave it a go.
This is a report on the ride, the road reviews will follow, but I have included a preview slideshow of some of the roads ridden at the bottom of this post.
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Day One Brisbane to Kempsey.
Motorbike roads - Mt Lindsey, Summerland way, Nymbodia, Waterfall way.
Things started out nice and warm, here in Brisbane it was 30 degrees and I nearly didnt take much winter gear but fortunately I took the essentials as I had overlooked that the southern states have very different weather to us here in the tropics.
Took awhile to get out of the city being a week day, then I went over Mt Lindsey and Summerland way and down the other sie in the farm belt I realised another thing that being Spring bugs were going to be out in force with the fields in bloom.
My first challenge came early when I encountered a hail storm after lunch south of Grafton at Nymboida and had to hide myself and motorbike in a rural bus shelter. It was a wild storm but passed quickly enough to allow me to suit up with my wet weather gear and ride on. A miserable ride over the range, I was cursing that I hadn't managed to ride it before the rain as its a superb bit of road but naturally in the rain and with the summit in cloud and cold it was no fun.
I had some luck as the rain or hail somehow dislodged my headlight lense (front of motorbike was sticking out but otherwise undamaged ) I stopped after the Nymboida range to take a photo of low lying clouds in the valley and a guy pulls up on a Suzuki SV1000 who had a misfire from wet plug leads, so while there he noticed my headlight fogged up (which was odd) I then saw the headlight glass loose and ready to fall out which would have killed the whole trip on day one! Very fortunate discovery and also the other rider had some cable ties that I used until next day when I glued the lense back in. Wild storms lashed the whole area that afternoon (and worse the next day). Another storm chased me all the way down the Waterfall way road to the coast. Each time I would stop within minutes the rain would start so I kept moving to stay in front of it.
Day two Kempsey to Cessnock
Motorbike roads - The Oxley H-way, Thunderbolts way, Buckkets way, Bulahdelah, Devils Hills.
I experienced some great riding in fine weather over the Oxley highway and visited the Aspley falls before Walcha. Then onto Thunderbolts way which I was one of the best rides of the trip then a zig zag back over to the coast on the sweepers of the Buckkets way then down the fabulous old highway at Bulahdelah and back over to Thunderbolts across the Devils Hills to Booral. After running late the previous day I was sure I would have plenty of time this day to sight see at will however I again was late arriving the motel. I has set what I thought was a easy kilometre target each day but this was already proving to take more time than I had calculated.
Day 3 Cessnock to Tumut
Bike roads - Putty road, Bells line of roads, Lachlan Valley.
The next day the temperature plunged. On the Putty road I had to stop a few times and add more clothes until I was wearing all my gear and still it was cold. I had seen a number of motorbike groups the previous days however today there was simply hundreds of motorbikes on this road and I began to get an idea of how many people ride down to the GP. At the half way roadhouse there was 30 or more motorbikes stopped all QLD plates and a continual flow of motorbikes going past.
Riding over the Bells line of roads it got misty and the cold was such I had to stop try warm up - which in turn gave me time to enjoy the wonderful views.
Day 4 Tumut to Bainsdale
Motorbike roads - Snowy Mountains h-way, Tooma Rd, Murray Valley h-way, Tawonga gap, Great Alpine Road.
Up early and onto the Snowy Mountains highway and good thing I purchased the thermals as the temperature was crisp and cold. Now I am seriously wondering why the Snowy Mtns h-way is not listed in the Australian top 100 rides atlas. A truly superb road, well surfaced, good surveying, wonderful curves - its what I expected the overrated Alpine way to be when I last road this area.
I rode over to Corryong and taking the wrong route via Tooma (which turned out to be a blessing as I then skipped the Alpine way on the return to ride back via Cabramurra) this turned out to be a great ride, very scenic. It was about now that I first encountered a large group of riders from Sydney which I would bump into all the way to Bairnsdale. Nice enough guys but a few were riding dangerously and I would move ahead of them due to my stopping less but not traveling at warp speed only to have them roar past me on wrong side of road on blind corners to all pull up to rest (riding sportsbikes) while I rode past them again. This happened at least 4 times and it got to the point where in the end I got a bit pissed off with them.
Murray Valley highway, Tawonga gap and the Great Alpine road, really superb riding roads which I shall talk more about separately later. A little rain to end the day but nothing more than a brief shower and by the time I got my wet weather gear on and sat at roadwork stop for 30 minutes the rain had cleared.
Tawonga Gap, Hotham (yes I was not kidding when I said it was freezing cold) and Tambo river near Bairnsdale
Day 5 Bairnsdale to Melbourne
Motorbike roads - Gippsland h-way
I was going to visit Phillip Island today and take in a few sights and return for the GP. I wasnt staying on the island much to many peoples surprise as I wanted to experience Melbourne itself.
On Friday leaving Bairnsdale I was upbeat about making it at least the island without rain as seemed to look like one of those Brisbane days that are overcast but don't yield rain, how very wrong that was. Leaving Sale towards Yarram I knew I was in for it - black wild storm clouds and almost like night it was so dark then down it came. I got lashed by a massive storm with high winds and freezing cold rain. I struggled on to Yarram by which time my hands were numb my nose was running non stop and I was shaking with the cold. My thanks to the attendant at the Mobil for letting me place my motorbike under cover and some words of encouragement. You know its cold when the locals are wearing beanies indoors and their breath is steam, now add rain and riding a motorcycle and being wet in places... after changing some clothes and rearranging some stuff I went to the nearby heated Coffee Palace cafe with lots of other riders trying to warm up. In hindsight I should have stopped and taken cover in one of the rural bus shelters like I did in Nymbodia and let the storm pass. It was a tough test that nearly got the better of me. I crept on at a slow pace, I stopped a few more times and spent another hour or so in a diner trying to warm up. I didnt make it to the island as it was miserable weather and all I wanted to do was get to my motel. A beautiful area and nice roads but the weather was too miserable to do any sightseeing or photo taking.
I liked Melbourne alot. I am not talking about the suburbs - these are the same the country over - but the city heart was wonderful. Very sophisticated and reminds me of European and Asian cities that have a real dynamic and living feel to them. Brisbane after business hours is a ghost town and very few places to get a meal or coffee. Melbourne was great, so many cafes and coffee shops and interesting alleyways. Wide footpaths and very grand facades on wide streets - a wonderful city heart. The riverside was nice as well and I generally liked the it all except for that ghastly federation square.
Race day and I went prepared for the worst weather but it turned out fine, in fact I ended up getting sunburned. It was great to hear the MotoGP bikes and see their real speed as well. A sea of motorbikes this photo just one of a few parking spots. There was so many people (claimed to be 150,000 on tv?) that it was perhaps more than the track was set up for, but anyway an interesting experience. I walked the whole track and liked the end of the main straight best where you could see and hear the bikes at 300kph+ - amazing! It was a very blokey type of crowd with alot of bearded men in HSV jackets smoking and drinking Jim Beam ... well seemed that way in some parts of the track and certainly many were there to drink as much as watch the race. I on the other hand would have benefited from having spent more to get a grandstand seat on the main straight perhaps as that would have given me the chance to observe the pits and all the stuff that I would have found interesting.
Week 2, Day 1. Dandenong to Ballarat via Sorrento and the GOR.
Motorbike roads - Great Ocean road, GOR to Colac.
I headed off to the Great Ocean Road. The weather again turned cool and when I arrived at the Sorrento Ferry the number of other motorbikes there meant I missed my 9.00am ferry and had to wait an hour. This was to have a dire effect later in the day.
The GOR is a wonderful ride. I disagree with those who say it is over rated - popular with grey nomad campervans and too many low speed limit areas yes, but the road itself is amazing. I was leaving the ocean part of the GOR and moving into the Olway national park mountains area (which is magic riding) when I realised I was way behind schedule thanks to the 100's of motorbikes that made me miss the ferry and that clogged the roads and meant simply getting fuel was a long queue. Frustration set in a bit also as by now I was sick of all the bikes everywhere I went. Pull up for a coffee or lunch and you have a long wait, go to get a ice coffee from fridge and its empty, get slowed by or hassled to go faster from behind by bikes. So I made a big mistake of trying to make up some time and got a speeding ticket...
I pulled out to pass a car and then gathered extra speed as I rolled down a sweeping downhill section right into a radar trap. I felt stupid as there was alot of police presence already on this road and I had been careful to keep the pace moderate on the obvious high risk areas. On the other hand I had enjoyed a fair bit of spirited riding and the officers gave me a ticket for the speed at the top of the hill when I passed the car not the bottom which would have seen me walking. Oh well thats life, if you use the roads then chances are you will get a ticket at some time or another.
I went on to the 12 Apostles and ran out of time to do more then this which was a pity as superb twisty roads and magnificent scenery. I was still a bit angry at myself over the ticket so I didnt take as many photos of the mountain roads around this area but some excellent riding to be had between Lavers Hill and Princetown. The section from Lavers Hill to Colac was average by comparison.
Week 2 day 2. Ballarat to Bright.
Motorbike roads - Euroa to Merton, Mansfield to Whitfield.
Next day and OMG its freezing cold and drizzling rain in Ballarat. Crazy as last night it was warm balmy night where I was in a T-shirt and hot walking back from a pub to the motel. Today it was really miserable conditions so I made my way slowly north east to Seymour and fortunately the rain cleared soon out of town but the cold remained. Skip the old h-way ride from Seymour suggested in the top 100 rides atlas - its a bit average. The Euroa to Merton top 100 atlas suggested ride has a few curves but I'd be tempted to simply try the Goulburn Valley and Maroondah h-way next time, however Mansfield to Whitfield - now this is something quite special indeed.
An absolutely cracker of a road that has a bit of everything - one of the highlights of all the suggested motorbike roads on the tour. Today I am running ahead of time - for the first time on the whole trip so I try to get a new rear tyre at Mansfield but they only have a touring compound but at Wangaratta I find a bike shop with a Michelin Pilot so I go with that than rather than wait until Sydney even though I didnt want a full sports tyre -but it proved to be a good choice.
Mansfield - the corners go on and on (click to see larger photo and look)
Week 2 day 3. Bright to Cooma.
Motorbike roads - Tawonga gap, Redbank rd, Murray River road, Corryong to Cabramurra, Snowy Mountains h-way.
This was to be my 2nd high country riding day and I had planned to revisit some of the graet Alpine road however its 2 degrees in Bright so I elect to skip Mt Buffalo or other spots I had considered as I am simply so sick of being cold. I enjoy the Tawonga Gap more this time without hordes of other motorbikes to spoil things and then I managed to find the Redbank road (listed in the top 100 rides atlas) which I missed on the way down first time but its average and in fact the excellent surfaced main road from Wodonga has nicer curves and as good scenery.
The Murray River road is however a true gem and another highlight of my tour. I remember this road from when I was young and I am glad to say it remains the same superb old school road with lots of sweeping curves. This road reminds me of all the old roads I recall traveling on with my parents when I was a lad - now sadly most of those roads have been straightened, widened and routed to bypass all towns and are barren lacking trees and anything of interest whatsoever.
At Corryong I decide I have to jetwash the Brutale. By now there are so many dead bugs on the leading edges and front of bike that a swarm of flys descend onto it anytime I stop and its disgusting. While here also I elect to skip the Alpine way for two reasons, 1 there is alot of snow visible on top and I am sick of the cold and 2 its a rather average road that is overrated so I take a bet the that other half of the Snowy Mtns h-way that gets no mention in the top rides atlas will be as good as the first half was. I manage then to find my way to Cabramurra via the Tumut Pond dam the route. This is the route I wanted to come down on and is a better ride than I imagined with good road surface all the way and better surveying. Then down to Cooma on the Snowy Mtns h-way that does indeed turn out to be excellent riding for a early finish in Cooma to warm up.
Above. View to the Snowy mtns that convinced me to skip Alpine way, Snowy Hydro dam, Cabramurra - Australia's highest town.
Week 2, day 4. Cooma to Sydney
Motorbike roads - Clyde Mountain, Kangaroo Valley.
Next day I decide to alter my route again. Since I had allready seen Brown Mtn on the way to Bega I elected to ride north to Canberra and down Clyde Mtn on the Kings h-way. Not sure if this was a good choice or not as it was cold as hell all the way to Canberra where I simply got lost and didnt stay long before more cold until I got down to the sea at Batemans bay. Clyde mtn is a fantastic ride but if I was going to Cooma then the coast road and Brown Mtn is a far better route on a motorbike.
Kangaroo Valley was very nice this afternoon and I again ran out of time. I really wanted to stay longer in the area but at least I got to a couple of the lookouts, the last time here I rode straight past the amazing spots in the photos below with a mate. I got into Sydney late and thus it was wise that I got the tyre when I did as my original plan had been to obtain same this afternoon instead.
Looking towards ocean from top of climb into Kangaroo Valley, and Fitzroy falls top of next climb out of the valley.
Week 2, Day 6. Sydney to Armidale.
Motorbike roads - Wisemans Ferry, Wollombi road, Dungog, Thunderbolts way.
Heading towards home on the 2nd last day the weather again turned cool. The Hawkesbury region was a bit of a let down both the roads and the scenery not quite as as I had imagined. Very bumpy roads and thats saying something as I am used to rough roads. Alot of bikes on the Wollombi road from Sydney which is better sealed than the Wisemans Ferry area and has a few nice curves.
I cut over from Maitland to Stroud Road via Dungog and made a great find. The road via Paterson is nice in itself, well surfaced and with a number of curves which makes it better than the bumpy tail end of the Buckkets Way but then in Dungog I found alot of motorbikes and thought ahm what goes here. Then I find road beyond Dungog to the Stroud Road is a superb bit of riding - beatifully surveyed and near new surface in parts.Back on to the Thunderbolts way and from Gloucster to Nowendoc is some of the best riding in the country. The resurveyed new river section is near to perfect.
Week 2 Day 7. Armidale to Brisbane.
Motorbike roads - Gwydir h-way, Summerland way, Mt Lindsey.
Last day and I deliberately set this as a easy shorter day as I figured I would be tired by now.
Its still cool this morning and I don't feel warm enough to switch back to summer gloves or remove my scarf until I get back to Northern Rivers shire. I ride down the wonderful Gwydir h-way a road I have never ridden before simply as there is so many other nearby great roads but now I know why people ride this going south as it's a top bit of road - however via Ebor to Armidale over the Nymbodia range is better still. Spoiled for choice in this area.
This however could be related to the sort of bike I am riding. The MV Agusta simply won't cut a tight corner like the Buell did, its more like my old Speed Triple which also was more fun on the less tight corners. Oddly the Buell XB would be almost boring on sweepers, not sure if this was from its ease of lean or the twins breathlessness on the more open roads that perhaps kept the pace below ideal on those open roads. Very hard now to say what is the best sort of bike to own and where you should place the focus...?
Some people have already asked me would I do the trip it again - you bet. I would perhaps not tour at the same time of year though for a few reasons. Some people would like all the other bikers around but I found it too much. Normally you are few and far between and when you see another rider you mostly wave or chat if stopped but in this case there were so many that it all became a negative a couple of times.
The temperature and bug level at this time of year makes me think that early Autumn would be better with perhaps less bugs and less chance of huge drops in temperature. Additionally I would make the schedule more flexible and allow more time and not venture near the capital cities at all. Quite a number of other things I learned about touring by motorcycle of course.
So in the end it was with some reflection I rode back over Mt Lindsey, and then the final run home. 6300km in total. Glad I made the effort to get out there.


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17 milhas ao sul de Bend. Perto Sunriver Resort. Impressionantemente bonito, brilhante e alegre, Lodge-like Log Cabin aninhado nas árvores. Ver a vida selvagem da varanda da frente. Lareira de pedra, ingresse cama, máquina de lavar / secar roupa e todos os utensílios de cozinha, grandes e pequenos. loft espaçoso, com TV som surround, DVD player.
Cabine é de 3 milhas fora de Sunriver Resort, e tem uma localização central para Mt Batchelor, esqui na neve, trilhas para caminhadas, trilhas de bicicleta, caminhadas na neve, muitos rios e lagos. Localizado no final de um beco sem saída que é pouco povoada (apenas algumas casas visíveis nas proximidades). Estradas amigável e seguro para caminhadas e ciclismo. Minutos de Acesso a rio Deschutes.
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The bedding could be updated and the mattresses were kind of uncomfortable. Other than that, everything was great! Appreciated the beautiful, spacious building, rustic decor, proximity to Sunriver, and even TV.
This home was a perfect getaway. It is clean, cozy and nestled beautifully in the woods. The owners are kind and gracious to share this lovely vacation home.
We stayed just one night, but enjoyed it very much. The home is very comfortable and the surrounding neighborhood is peaceful and beautiful.
I had a great time in this cabin. The craftsmanship and detail was absolutely fantastic. I got there on a Saturday and the cabin was not cleaned. I called the number on the documents that I had for housecleaning and left a message. She texted back and stated that she would have someone down there with in 30 minutes. No big deal at all. I had a rehearsal dinner to go to. When I got back, the cabin was spotless and a nice note was left. This would not impact my decision to come back since it was handled quickly and with professionalism. The had me arriving on Sunday. I spent the rest of the week hiking in the mountains that were absolutely gorgeous. It was very nice to come back to that quality of property after a long day of hiking.
Overall we enjoyed our stay at the cabin. There was a housekeeping issue and once the cleaning crew was contacted things were taken care of the next day and the owner refunded some of our cleaning fee. This would be a great place to stay if you were planning on staying inside for vacation, as everything is a drive from here, but a comfortable place to hunker down and do some crafting, writing, reading or just being and enjoying the wonderful front porch.
We stayed here for one night on our way to the coast and it was perfect for our family. We felt right at home as soon as we walked in the door. The beds were comfortable, there was enough hot water for all 6 of us to shower, everything was nice and clean, and it's close enough to the village that it wasn't a huge production to go find a place to eat or something to do. We loved this cute cabin and next time we will plan on staying a few more days to enjoy the area. Thank you so much for sharing this little slice of heaven with us!
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"Hutt Contracts" are now available in Battlefront as part of a free update. The announcement was made in a short video released earlier this week.
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Annabelle finds out that the life she knew, the life she struggled with was not her destiny. A strange encounter with a kind old lady and a tasty cookie set Annabelle on the path to discovering who, or what, she really is!
The previous evening was a memory I was fighting hard to forget. The repletion of texts and words and thoughts were aggravating my heavy head. I knew when I woke up with swollen eyes that I couldn't just sit at home, throw on my comfy, baggy paint stained clothes, and let the previous night's events absorb my every essence, like a puddle of water to a sponge.
I wanted to just walk, and let the surroundings take over. I wanted to see new things, hear people laughing and smiling and remind myself that life as I knew it wasn't over. It was just another day, and by doing so, my heavy limbs inadvertently walked me into town. One place I tended to avoid unless it was absolutely necessary, and step by step I landed in this extraordinary café just as the heavens opened.
Shaking off the loose droplets of water that were attempting to saturate me further, I smiled at my ability to hastily seek out a quiet coffee shop, set back just off the high street. The frilly table cloths and its endearing name were not what attracted me, it was simply the nearest shop to me when the unexpected downpour hit.
I wondered how I hadn't noticed this place before; a small cafe called Cup Cakes and Cappuccinos, it wasn't exactly a forgettable name. In fact it should be legendary with a ballsy name like that. Obviously it wasn't as modern as a Starbucks, but it was quirky. As I hung my sodden coat over the old fashioned finger coat hanger, I turned to a welcoming lady who looked at me warmly.
"Oh dear, you got caught in the rain. Don't worry though, you still look as pretty as a picture soaking wet."
I smiled at the lady. She was perhaps mid 50's with slightly purple tinged grey hair. She struck me as being as eccentric as her surroundings.
"Thank you," I said while scanning over the chalk blackboard on the wall.
I tried to choose swiftly not getting too distracted with all the hand drawn flowers and swirls. Just standing in this environment I felt like I was reconnecting with the inner child in me. All of a sudden I felt all warm and fluffy, and almost playful. I eyed an item on the menu curiously: lovingly baked triple chocolate surprise cookie, with raspberry sauce. Now you can see why the menu required a certain level of concentration.
"A cookie with sauce." That seemed a bit out there. I can't say I have ever tried something like that before. It was the kind of thing you would make at home when you have an insatiable sweet craving. You open all the cupboards, and put raisins in icing and layer it on top of peanut butter covered digestives, at the hope that one of the bizarrely put together ingredients will combine into a taste sensation, and hit that illustrious spot.
"So you're going for my special cookie, huh? That one always gets everyone's attention," she proclaimed.
I also ordered a black coffee to warm me up, and to hopefully take the edge off the amount of sugar that was heading my way. I'm usually pretty good when it came to self restraint, but if you can't treat yourself during an unexpected downpour, when can you, I reasoned.
I put thoughts in italics rather than quotation marks to distinguish them from regular dialogue
I wouldn't often choose to walk into a café and sit down alone. I know it's not an unusual thing to do, but sometimes that self conscious feeling takes over and I just feel like I have a huge 'yes I'm alone' billboard pointing down at me. But when I'm forced into these things, or I should say, when things are unexpected, they are sometimes more manageable. Why is that? I pondered to myself, whilst watching people dart past the window avoiding growing puddles.
I felt the presence of the friendly purple haired stranger approach me before she was in my line of vision. She seemed to emulate a radiance of happiness and care, which was very welcoming. She placed the exciting looking creation down on the table and gladly topped up my coffee. I heard myself offering before I could even think.
"Would you like to join me, it's quiet in here and maybe you are overdue a coffee break?" The lady smiled looking genuinely humbled. "Do you know, that sounds lovely."
She grabbed a mug and pulled up the chair next to me. I don't know what propelled me to invite her to join me. I didn't know what I was going to talk about, and for once I was actually content just sitting alone, but something hugely familiar yet intriguing made me want to be in this lady's company. I think she sensed my mild fascination in her, and I could see her eyeing me almost as curiously.
"So you're a new face," she said. I never forget my customers and I know you haven't been here before."
"I didn't even realise this café was here" I replied "Is it new?"
Almost spluttering out her coffee, she coughed and smiled, amused by what I had asked.
"No it's not new, I'm perhaps one of the oldest shops in this town."
"So how come somewhere as quaint as this is so quiet? It's even raining out which usually means the most awful of places pull in crowds. Not that here is awful," I added hastily.
The lady still smiling simply said, "oh we do get busy, but some days are meant to be quiet; it allows time for other things."
How curious an answer. I thought. Almost mysterious, like it had an undertone to its meaning. Cutting off my dithering thoughts the lady encouraged me. "You should eat that cookie whilst it's still warm."
"Warm?" The cookie was served in a small v shaped bowl. Its size allowed it to sit half way down the bowl almost like a cap, with the warm raspberry sauce pooled on top and a grazing of fresh chocolate curls. Realizing this cookie wasn't the kind you pick up and take a bite of, I instinctively crashed my spoon into the center, shattering the cookie into a surprising pool of whipped cream. This was more than a treat. This cookie was like the Aladdin's cave of cookies, a real delight that gave you a little buzz whilst eating it. Not to mention the blend of 3 different chocolate chunks melting lovingly on my tongue as I savored each mouthful. Divine seemed too dull a word to describe this treat.
"Mmm," I heard myself say. "Did you make this yourself?" I asked.
"Of course my dear, it's been a bit of a passion of mine for years now, as you can tell." She gently patted her stomach, in appreciation more than in embarrassment.
"You know, I have always loved the rain, it's very cleansing and refreshing. It's amazing what a good storm can do to lift the spirit."
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As armchair pundits across the United States continued to express astonishment, and in many cases disgust, at the acquittal of Casey Anthony over the 2008 death of her young daughter in Florida, a back-up juror who sat through the testimony and the jury deliberations said the right verdicts had been reached.
Today Judge Belvin Perry, of Orange County courthouse in Orlando, will decide whether to sentence Ms Anthony to additional prison time for the four guilty counts of lying to police in the weeks after her baby vanished. But with the jury acquitting her of murdering her daughter, Caylee, he may release her on time served.
Until Tuesday evening, the 25-year-old was facing the prospect of being found guilty of first-degree murder and possibly ushered to Death Row. She is now on the brink of freedom and is likely to get opportunities to cash in on her celebrity with interviews, book rights or a film.
The trial was catapulted to the top of US daytime ratings in part by Nancy Grace, a shrill former prosecutor turned television anchor on HLN, a channel that belongs to CNN. She unabashedly pushed her view that "tot mum", as she called Ms Anthony, had killed her child. She became apoplectic when the verdicts were read out, suggesting the "devil is dancing tonight".
All 12 of the jurors have declined to speak about the verdicts, but the alternate juror, who sits in on the case but votes only if one of the 12 has to drop out, voiced disappointment at the tidal wave of opprobrium from television commentators and many of the 500-odd spectators who were outside the courthouse on Tuesday.
Just as with the OJ Simpson trial 15 years ago, many Americans are unlikely to let go of their view that Ms Anthony has been allowed to get away with murder. "The prosecution failed to prove their case and there was reasonable doubt," the alternate juror told ABC News. "They didn't show us how Caylee died. They didn't show us a motive. I'm sorry people feel that way. They [the jurors] really listened to this case and kept an open mind."
The two-year-old disappeared in 2008 and her body was found in a swamp near her home six months later. Prosecutors claimed Ms Anthony suffocated the child, left her in the trunk of her car then dumped her. But the evidence was largely circumstantial and nothing was presented to directly link the mother with the death. The defence said Caylee had drowned by accident in a pool and that as the family panicked, her father had tried to help the death look like a murder, by applying duct tape to her mouth.
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"and they all died"
How'd it all start? This whole writing thing? Remember that first poem your mom taped up on the fridge? That page-length story that got your characters in a right mess and ended with "and they all died"?
Dig it up, type it, post it here. See how far you've come!
There is a beginning to everything. Maybe it's blurred or warped and you can't pin a date to it, but there was a point when we all decided to write something down. Our pudgy fingers pressed pencil to paper and formed words. Let's admit it, it was crap, yes? But, hey, our mothers hung it on the fridge anyway.
We can all hope we've progressed at least somewhat.
It is here that I challenge you to dig up your oldest works, form some sort of order from the mess, and see how far you've come.
Each post should include an "oldest" work with successive works filling the gaps between then and now. Don't make your post too long, though. Relavent paragraphs should do fine to make your point.
Well, then. Shall I start?


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There are times when potential champions are tested to the full. Southampton, the Championship leaders, were put to that test last night and survived, just, after the most thorough of goings-over.
A goal behind and down to 10 men after the second-half dismissal of Dean Hammond, their captain, Southampton secured a late draw through Steve de Ridder in the 80th minute. Perhaps they didn't deserve it, perhaps they did, but at least it showed that they have the stomach for the grimmest of fights. It is a quality that should serve them well in the trying months ahead. Having been five points clear at kick-off, their lead is now down to three, from Middlesbrough. Crystal Palace, in third, are a further point adrift and the rest of the pack will close in too.
Another quality that should strengthen Saints' armoury is honesty. Nigel Adkins, their manager, could have pretended that all was well over the 90 minutes but he chose to expose the brutal truth.
"We didn't pass the ball, we lacked a bit of energy, our concentration was not right," he said. "Credit to Reading, they played very well. But we did show great desire and character, especially after we went behind and a man down. We've got a point from nothing and we've got to be pleased with that. Every game is tough in the Championship and, sometimes, it's all about grinding it out."
Southampton's rapid rise has been built on 15 successive home wins. On the road, though, they are vulnerable and they have not won in five away fixtures. That might have explained their muted opening, with Reading calling the tune. Kelvin Davis was by far the busier of the goalkeepers and he made a series of fine saves. Simon Church tried a speculative 25-yarder, which Davis tipped wide, and Mikele Leigertwood tried from even further, again Davis hurling himself through the air to keep out the effort.
It was much the same pattern in the second half, with Reading pushing forward. Jem Karacan saw a shot deflected wide and the same fate befell Alex Pearce's header from a Jobi McAnuff corner. McAnuff had a goalbound attempt deflected over as the pressure mounted.
Southampton could barely get out of their half but in the 54th minute they nearly went ahead. Following a brief spell of attacking, Daniel Fox crossed from the right and Aaron Martin found himself alone at the far post. He had only Adam Federici to beat but he headedstraight at the Australian keeper.
It was only a temporary aberration, with normal service resumed soon after. After Hammond had fouled Leigertwood to give away a free-kick on the edge of the Southampton area and collect a booking, Reading went in front. McAnuff slammed the free-kick against a post but Leigertwood was quick to follow up and he drove the ball home from an acute angle, via the far upright, for his first goal since February.
Southampton's plight became worse six minutes later, when Hammond brought down McAnuff and was shown a second yellow, then red, but the 10 men rallied superbly to force an equaliser. Reading went to sleep at a throw-in and De Ridder cut in from the right wing and thundered a shot past Federici that went in off the crossbar.
"I thought we were going to win and I never thought that they would score," said Brian McDermott, the Reading manager. "We were unfortunate, we're disappointed, the throw-in just cost us. That's the details of football sometimes, that can make all the difference. But we're working hard, we're getting there."
Southampton are getting there, in great leaps and bounds, and in the Carling Cup too. They play Palace at Selhurst Park in the fourth round on Tuesday night. Yet another test to be faced and passed.
Reading (4-4-2): Federici; Cummings, Pearce, Gorkss, Mills; McAnuff (Harte, 88), Karacan, Leigertwood, Robson-Kanu (Kebe, 81); Le Fondre, Church (Manset, 81).
Southampton (4-4-2): Davis; Richardson, Fonte (Martin, 46), Hooiveld, Fox; Do Prado (Schneiderlin, 86), Hammond, Cork, Chaplow; Lambert, Connolly (De Ridder, 59).
Referee Jon Moss.
Man of the match Davis.
Match rating 7/10.
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As you turn another year older, take comfort in the fact that there is no such thing as going downhill for overachievers like you. Instead, look forward to conquering the next level, whatever that may be. In the game of life, you are a winner. Happy birthday!
Today, you've earned another merit badge.
It is hard won, as all the grey hair and wrinkles will attest.
It is one that marks you as warrior, survivor and super-human
for having bested life's strange twists and turns.
Happy birthday, and please don't start a fire with those candles.
What started as a friendship has become one of the best things I wake up to. My first thoughts in the morning are about you: The last face I see in my sleep whether you are there or not is you. I realize in a moment's thought that there is no me without you. Happy birthday dear!
Happy birthday to you for years to come, we'll explore them together for a life filled with love, joy, and fun. Happy birthday, darling.
I offer these words on your special day: Never above or below you, but always beside you, my love. Happy birthday.
You are an inspiration to me. Thanks for being my friend. Happy birthday!
Good friends are hard to come by. You are worth more than you can ever imagine to me. Happy birthday!
They say that everyone needs pillars to survive. I found one great foundation in your friendship. Happy birthday!
The more birthdays we share, the more I realize I made the right choice walking into your life. Happy birthday!
You are a blessing beyond measure. Let this birthday give you many returns. Happy birthday!
I pray that this may be one among many birthdays. You deserve a full life thanks to the joy you bring to others! Happy birthday!
A fiend that sticks close through it all is a gem. You are such. Happy birthday!
It is rare to find people that add value to your life. Most people will take away from you. You have simply been valuable all through the time we have shared. Happy birthday!
You heart is true to the core. You have supported me through my dark times without flinching. I can ever ask for a better fiend. Happy birthday!
This birthday is simply more chances for us to get what we did wrong right. It is a chance for us to grow in what we started and push each other to greater height. Am glad am doing this with you. Happy birthday!
May heaven smile upon you today! May all the angels stop to cheer your achievements! Happy birthday!


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Physical Effort and Food Energy
Fitness for mind and body.
In terms of nutrition, energy is measured in calories. However, in reality, from both a biochemical and physiological standpoint, calories are not equivalent depending on the food products in which they are found.
Regardless of the calorie content, a food product is measured in terms of its nutritional value, in other words, according to what it contributes to the organism. Hence, evaluation of the calorie/nutriment balance is essential for each food product.
However, the caloric value of any particular type of food is in no way indicative of its nutritional value.
For example, water, which has some nutritional value, provides zero calories. On the other hand, refined sugar, low in nutrients, has high caloric value. Conversely, potted pork mince, of relatively less caloric value than butter or margarine, affords many more nutritional qualities such as proteins, vitamin B, etc.
Specific nutriment requirements are estimated according to physiological and nutritional theory, and also in relation to individual situations such as pregnancy, breast-feeding, high level sports activities, teenager growth, old age, etc. They also must take account of cultural differences.
Actually, use of food molecules for energy acquisition requirements makes necessary the presence of nutriments and micro-nutriments. Hence, highly nutritional foods necessarily have substantial caloric density.
Thus, some nutritionists have even come to the point of distinguishing particularly "favorable" calories.
"Calories" do not all play the same role from the standpoint of energy. Some nutriments, the content of which in food is expressed in calories, are primarily used for construction; and others exclusively for energy production. For example, the use of proteins is very limited for energy production, but they are indispensable for the development of certain cellular structures. Nevertheless, they still remain caloric nutrients.
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Magna International Inc (NYSE: MGA) stock breakout may be on the horizon
The daily stock chart for Magna International Inc. already shows a pattern of multiple price channels, which have already been broken out and even tested. Regardless of how long the patterns may take to form, stock breakouts from price channels are by nature inevitable; and that is the condition we see with the present price pattern of Magna International Inc. (NYSE: MGA).
However, the direction of a breakout is not an exact science. That is why every serious trader knows that before making any trading decision, a choice has to be made as to which side of the trade you believe gives you the highest probability of success. So, applying that logic to Magna International Inc. (NYSE: MGA), you have to decide whether to prefer the short side of the market, the long side, or perhaps not be in the market at all. For those with option experience, a straddle or a strangle in this case would help alleviate any anxiety.
Stock Fundamentals
Magna missed big time on the last quarterly earnings, reporting $.32 when the estimate was $1.02. More important, though, was the market's reaction. There was no giant sell-off; and that by itself was a bullish sign that traders were looking beyond.
From the aspect of company fundamentals, though, Magna International Inc. is a diversified global automotive supplier. It designs, develops and manufactures technologically advanced automotive systems, assemblies, modules and components. It even engineers and assembles complete vehicles, primarily for sale to original equipment manufacturers of cars and light trucks.
Furthermore, Magna operates in three reporting segments: North America, Europe and the rest of world. At the end of 2010, for example, Magna had 256 manufacturing operations and 82 product development, engineering and sales centers, in 26 countries.
The company's capabilities include interior systems, seating systems, closure systems, body and chassis systems, vision systems, electronic systems, exterior systems, roof systems, powertrain systems, vehicle engineering and contract assembly and hybrid and electric vehicles/systems. Magna's products include CellForm Lightweight Structural Composite and FutureForm Thin Seat.
For the record, I have worked with Magna on a few projects in my engineering career, with them in the supplier position and me in the Tier 1 position. I do not recall any serious negative experiences.
Divining the Tale of the Tape
MGA is currently trading within a channel of $45 and $50. If you believe in a long position, the you could enter on a pullback to $45. Another strategy is to wait for th eprice dynamics to define itself more clearly. For example, wait for a break above $50 with a stop placed below the level of entry.
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Archive Content
- Documentation on the Österreichische Galerie Belvedere since 1903
- Rudolf Schmidt estate (18941980)
- Hans Ankwicz-Kleehoven estate (18831962)
- Neue Galerie archive
- Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller archive of art
- Werner J. Schweiger archive
- Material on modern Austrian art with particular focus on painting, graphic art, sculpture, and new media
Museum Documentation
The almost complete documentation on the museum provides an insight into the history of Belvedere Palace and the development of the museum since 1903. The files are sorted by indexes and registry volumes.
Rudolf Schmidt Estate
The sculptor and art historian Rudolf Schmidt (18941980) collected material over several decades for a comprehensive lexicon of Austrian artists, the first volume of which (AD) was published by Edition Tusch in 1980. After his death, the Belvedere purchased the entire documentation consisting of over 15,000 entries in 1981 so as to publish further volumes of the work. The Schmidt estate is sorted alphabetically by artist and is thus easy to access.
Ankwicz-Kleehoven Estate
Hans Ankwicz-Kleehoven (18831962) was an art historian, curator in the Museum of Applied Art, and librarian in the Academy of Fine Arts. His extensive documentation on artists (newspaper cuttings, exhibition invitations and catalogues, correspondence, etc.) was bequeathed to the Belvedere and contains information on over 6,000 Austrian artists. It is being continued and continuously updated by the staff of the Archive. This documentation is also arranged alphabetically by artist.
Neue Galerie Archive
Otto Kallir-Nirenstein (18941978) founded the Neue Galerie in Grünangergasse in 1923 and is regarded today as an important patron of Austrian artists (including Egon Schiele, Oskar Kokoschka, and Richard Gerstl). He was expelled by the Nazis in 1938 and emigrated to the USA, where he opened Galerie St. Etienne in New York. The new director of the Neue Galerie was Kallirs long-standing colleague Vita Künstler, who headed the museum until 1952. The Belvedere acquired the valuable business records in 1976. They include business and artist correspondence, exhibition material, newspaper cuttings, and catalogues from the founding of the Neue Galerie until 1954. The material is clearly arranged in a card file system organized by name.
Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller Archive
The art historian Rupert Feuchtmüller continued the research on Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller that had been started by Bruno Grimschitz, former director of the Belvedere (previously Österreichische Galerie). In 1996 Feuchtmüller published the results of his research in a monograph about the artist, which also contains a comprehensive catalogue of works. Since 1997 the Waldmüller archive, which is arranged according to the Feuchtmüller works index, has been managed and updated by the Belvedere Archive.
Werner J. Schweiger Art Archive
In 2010 the Belvedere purchased the documentation of the Lower Austrian art historian Werner J. Schweiger (19492011), which he had collected over a large number of years. It consists of alphabetically arranged files of information (biographical and bibliographical data) on around 5,000 Austrian artists from c. 1890 to 1938. The names can be accessed via the mentioned online database.
Schweiger specialized in particular in collectors and dealers in Modernist art in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland from 1905 to 1937.
New acquisitions by the Archive since 2007
In view of the statutory time constraints of the Federal Archive Law, the provisions of the Data Protection Law, and the status of research, the archive material can be used only to a limited extent. Due to conservational reasons digital copies can be presented instead of original documents.
- Part of Emilie Mediz-Pelikan, Karl Mediz estate
- Marc Adrian writings with film and photo documentation
- Material on Gerhart Frankl
- Part of Alfred Wickenburg estate
- Fritz Novotny correspondence
- Bettina and Georg Ehrlich estate
- Part of Franz Matsch estate
- Curt Stenvert documentary estate
- Business archive of Galerie Grita Insam, Vienna
- Alfred Zoff estate
- Maria Jungwirth estate
- Heinrich Krenes fractional estate
- Kurt Regschek artist documentation
- Documentary and archive estate of August Schaeffer von Wienerwald
- Part of Herbert Boeckl estate from Marie-Cécile Boog premature legacy
- Archive material and documents from the estate of Gustinus Ambrosi, Otto Plettenbacher
- Part of Paul Meissner estate
- Emmy Walther-Burg fractional estate
- Part of Georg Mayer-Marton estate
- Part of estate, material collection, and artist documentation on Herbert Boeckl
- Karl Anton Fleck artist documentation
- Artist materials on VALIE EXPORT, Peter Weibel, and Marc Adrian
- Part of Fria Elfen-Frenken premature legacy
- Carl Unger estate


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A Lawrenceburg man remains behind bars after his grandparents caught him in their house, going through their belongings, according to a criminal citation on file in Anderson District Court.
Christopher Barrick, 19, of 1650 Bypass South is charged with second-degree burglary after a deputy nabbed him while fleeing from his grandparents' home, according to a report filed by arresting officer Brian Boggs of the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
A trooper with the Kentucky State Police arrested the same woman twice last Thursday night, which included her third DUI charge, according to police reports.
Stacy L. Peercy, 37, of 1028 Morris Drive, Richmond, was pulled over around 6 p.m. May 18 on U.S. 127 and charged with an outstanding warrant out of Madison County and driving on a license suspended for DUI, according to a report filed by trooper Josh Satterly.
The real estate slump that has plagued Lawrenceburg for nearly a decade is officially over.
Over, too, is the ongoing decline in the city's overall property value, which posted a net gain this year of just over $5 million, according to statistics released last week by Anderson County Property Value Administrator Brian Stivers.
Stivers said the city's increase isn't the result of his office increasing home values as part of its re-evaluation process but instead on the surge in home prices and sales.
The longtime commander of American Legion Post 34 and Korean War veteran Bobby Thornberry, 81, passed away suddenly Saturday at Baptist Health Lexington.
A mainstay at the Legion, Thornberry lead numerous efforts through his years of service that brought statewide and national recognition to the local post.
Funeral services were still pending Sunday afternoon at Ritchie & Peach Funeral Home, and were expected to be completed Monday.
Thornberry is survived by his wife, Shirley Ann Hyatt Thornberry.
Two teenagers were charged Sunday afternoon after police found them in the county park, allegedly huffing Air Duster, according to citations on file in Anderson District Court.
Freeman Verda Denny, 18, of 148 Bell St., Lawrenceburg, and Austin Ross Abshire, 19 (no address listed) were each charged with second-degree disorderly conduct and public intoxication by deputy Tony Likins of the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
A Lawrenceburg man remains behind bars after allegedly choking a woman until the blood vessels in her eyes burst, according to a citation issued by the Lawrenceburg Police Department.
Brock O'Neil Thompson, 22, of 424 Secretariat Drive, allegedly broke into the woman's home and waited for her to return while hiding in a basement closet, according to an arrest warrant requested May 8 by officer Nathan Doty.
Thursday, May 27, 1937
Seventeen students graduated from Kavanaugh High school.
In addition to the high school students receiving their diplomas, there were a number of eighth grade graduates on the stage, who also were given their diplomas by Mrs. Kavanaugh.
A 17-year-old Lawrenceburg girl was killed last Saturday night when a vehicle crashed on Alton Station Road near Rainbow Drive. Sydney Peffer was a passenger in a vehicle driven by another 17-year-old girl, who was not injured in the wreck. Her name had not been released as of Monday. The Kentucky State Police are investigating, and declined to comment if charges are pending.
Woodsmen of the World teamed up with the Anderson County Chamber of Commerce Monday afternoon to honor veterans and their families at the Healing Field with a flag presentation. The event included the Honor Guard, a 21-gun salute, guest speakers, bikes and old cars from across the state, and several musical performances.
Three veterans stood at each flagpole and helped lower, fold and replace each of the existing flags.
I'm not sure if I was at the first basketball game played in the Frankfort Convention Center but it had to be close.
It was back in December of 1971 when the University of Kentucky freshman team played Furman before a sold out crowd. The "Super Kittens" routed a Furman team that was supposed to another of the better freshman classes in America with 7-footer Fessor Leonard and guard Baron Hill, who would later become a U.S. Congressman from southern Indiana.
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The film Transformers' franchise comes up with its 4 film – Transformers – Age of Extinction. Ganesha studies its Release Time Chart to predict, with Vedic Astrology's help, how planets and stars will favour this Hollywood film.
Rumour has it that Karisma Kapoor is getting married for the 2nd time. Will it work out for her this time? What do her stars say about her troubled love life?


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Costume Information
|Edward Elric has always been on my list and now I wil be able to cosplay him very soon ^-^
Nice progress =D looking really smexy ;D
Progress looks amazing, can't wait to see the auto-mail finished. :3
Looking great!
Cant wait until it is finished!!
Automail's looking awesome!!
Can't wait to see this finished :)
Awsome progress! I love how your making the arm. Im exited for the final cosplay :3
Progress looks superb, and it really suits you, somehow. :)
Are you taking this to a Con or Expo?
Thank you so much Ranma.
Hmmm? I never really thought about going to a con as him, but Maybe someday
I usually take it to the Otaku gathering and yell at people for calling me short XD


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