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In an old cemetery in the Indonesian capital, Enur's family and others live in makeshift houses between tombstones, a handful of the millions of poor people that new President Joko Widodo has pledged to help.
Indonesia's new president must repeal the country's tough blasphemy laws, Amnesty International urged Friday, pointing to an increase in the number of people imprisoned for their beliefs in recent years.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo unveiled a hefty increase in the price of subsidised fuel Monday, taking a bold, first step towards fixing the tattered finances of Southeast Asia's top economy.
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Indonesia's economy grew at its slowest pace for five years in the third quarter, official data showed Wednesday, underlining the challenge for new President Joko Widodo to get Southeast Asia's top economy back on track.
Indonesia's inflation accelerated faster than expected in October, official data showed Monday, as prices of some goods were hiked in anticipation of the new government raising the fuel price.
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The tome will be titled "Let Me Tell You Something" in honor of Manzo's memorable Season 1 quote in which she uttered (at the show's infamous table-flipping dinner party):
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I don't mind caroline manzo because of how protective she is about her family... but I will pass on that book.
Traci, I was thinking the same thing. Her family is "as thick as thieves"??? She and Dina still aren't talking! Thanks, but I don't need to read advice on how not to get along with family.
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More leaks for Google's next tablet and smartphone; Google X wants to make a seamless video wall; and Samsung introduces the Note 4 to the Human Weight Test. It includes a booty.
The CEO of the electric car maker tweeted a mock-up hinting at an upcoming Tesla Motors product announcement next week.
The smartphone is the first of three devices rumored to employ Samsung's new design language.
A new 400mm supertele is just the beginning. Canon also says it plans a replacement for its 100-400mm zoom and new compact models using diffractive optics.
There's some new Batman controversy about the size of his Batmobile cannon. Plus, we'll learn how to live forever thanks to fruit flies and Rockstar Games dishes out info about GTA V on new-gen consoles.


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Zoe: Preacher, don't The Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killin'?
Book: Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzier on the subject of kneecaps.
It's just too easy to blow somebody up. Non-lethal combat is far more challenging.
— Trestkon, The Nameless Mod
I will not shed the blood of children and women, but if they starve, my hands are clean.
— Eeluk, Wolf of the Plains
Aang: But you didn't really kill Chin! Technically, he fell to his own doom because he was too stubborn to get out of the way.
Kyoshi: Personally, I don't really see the difference.
— Slayers
"Actually, Spirit Father, they don't seem to be killing anyone. They're just beating the crap out of us."
"The thing is, Sims was not playing. She did understand the situation, just as well as I did. But she still took those oaths, she was still serious about them, deadly serious, and there is nothing so dangerous as an enemy who leaves themselves so few limitations.... They will go right to the limit of their oaths, if the situation calls for it. Sims and Caeghlin didn't kill anyone when they destroyed Willan's Olympus Mons facility, but the crater that used to be a volcano is still visible from Homeworld with an amateur's telescope."
"You know, for a man who abhors violence, I took great satisfaction in doing that."
— The Third Doctor observing the remains of a Dalek, Doctor Who, "Planet of the Daleks"
"Weapons. Always useless in the end."
— The Seventh Doctor, after brutally smashing some Dalek tech with a baseball bat, "Remembrance of the Daleks"
"It's not like I'm an innocent. I've taken lives. I got worse; I got clever. Manipulated people into taking their own."
— The (very anti-gun) Tenth Doctor, "The End of Time"
Nick Fury: Sweet mother of God! I thought this guy was supposed to be a pacifist, man.
Thor: [grinning] A pacifist with a big, scary hammer, General.
John Hancock: Mr. Franklin, where do you stand on the war issue?
Benjamin Franklin: I believe that if we are to form a new country, we cannot be a country that appears war-hungry and violent to the rest of the world. However, we also cannot be a country that appears weak and unwilling to fight to the rest of the world. So, what if we form a country that appears to want both?
Thomas Jefferson: Yes. Yes, of course. We go to war, and protest going to war at the same time.
John Dickinson: Right. If the people of our new country are allowed to do whatever they wish, then some will support the war and some will protest it.
Benjamin Franklin: And that means that as a nation, we could go to war with whomever we wished, but at the same time, act like we didn't want to. If we allow the people to protest what the government does, then the country will be forever blameless.
John Adams: (holding a slice of chocolate cake) It's like having your cake, and eating it, too.
Congressman: Think of it: an entire nation founded on saying one thing and doing another.
John Hancock: And we will call that country the United States of America.
— South Park, "I'm a Little Bit Country"
Tesla:: Should an intense young man and a wild-eyed gentleman ever approach you and mention the word "Tunguska", I want you to shoot them. Promise me.
Robo: But, Mr. Tesla, you're a pacifist.
Tesla: Yes, Robo. But you are not.
The Sorrow: Now you will know the sorrow of those whose lives you have ended.
The Sorrow: Don't tell me-
Decoy Octopus: Never. Not one single person.
The Sorrow: Really? That is... truly impressive.
Decoy Octopus: I'm a disguise artist. Subtlety and avoiding confrontation are my thing. Of course, just associating with Ocelot and Mantis makes me implicitly guilty of genocide.
The Sorrow: This test clearly does not work anymore.
"I am not only a pacifist but a militant pacifist. I am willing to fight for peace."
— Albert Einstein
"Here is a man who lives by a very honorable belief system and does not waver from his beliefs. We have many �peaceful warriors� but most of them are hypocrites. A big example would be Billy Jack. Billy Jack is a man who spouts non-stop that pacifism and non-violence is the ONLY answer yet he constantly breaks his own belief system and picks fights with people. He doesn�t practice what he preaches. In this movie, [Chiwetel Ejiofor] follows his ethics, he remains honorable, and that is the REAL victory. I thought the movie would take a cheap way out in the ending and I admired the fact they went another way. Now the ending may not be�how they say�realistic. But it was very satisfying."
—Miles Antwiler on Redbelt (2008)
"Dobby never meant to kill. Dobby only meant to maim or seriously injure."
—Dobby, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part One


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Brandon Roy to play Friday
Feb 17, 2010, 3:34 PM EST
After last night's win against the Clippers in which he played just 15 minutes, Brandon Roy hinted he could be done for the season.
Today, he shows up to practice, shows no ill effects, and he says he's ready to play Friday against Boston.
"I'm planning on playing Friday," Roy said. "So I'm going to try and prepare … practice will be good for me tomorrow."
Roy is riding the hamstring roller coaster — a very delicate injury that can have you thinking your on top of the world one moment then come back and strike you down the next.
Only Roy knows how Roy's body feels and responds. But it is a long season, and he is needed for the playoffs more than February games against the Clippers and Boston. Hamstrings can linger, he should be sure he is 100% before he comes back (think Pau Gasol to start the season).
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I am hearing from a credible source that Castle's odds of mounting a write-in campaign are as high as 50-50. They believe they can win, and lots of anecdotal evidence that I can share tells me this: most independents and even many Democrats are very unhappy with the choice between O'Donnell and Coons.Under the plan being considered, Castle would announce his decision to run as a write-in candidate, and promise to caucus with Senate Republicans if elected. Senate Republicans, however, don't seem too keen on Castle's plan:
"I'm against it," said John Cornyn (R-Texas) when asked if he would support Castle as a write-in. "We're supporting the nominee.""Write-ins are long-shots," Cornyn told the Huffington Post at the Capitol Thursday, "As a chairman of a party committee it's our responsibility to support the nominee -- the choice of the primary voters -- and that's what we're going to do."Cornyn, who chairs the National Republican Senatorial Committee, was not the only Republican leader to denounce the idea."Well the position of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee is that when voters of the state have nominated a Republican nominee that's the person we support," said Senate Minority Whip Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.).
Guy Benson is Townhall.com's Senior Political Editor. Follow him on Twitter @guypbenson.
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Culos sexys
J-Girl Ecstasy
To be completely honest this game is really hard. In this episode from J-Girl series you can select one of the characters: Lala, Lenalee, Rinslet or Mikuni. Your task is to click on the right parts of their bodies to fill the bar at the left side. The problem is that you can not fill the right side bar. Then it'll be game over. For example with Lala you can start by clicking on her tail, and make combos with other parts.Visto: 265180
Fighting of Ecstasy (full version)
First you have to fight and beat two super hot girls: Shira*ui Mai from K*F and Kasumi from D*A! After that you'll be able to enjoy their bodies and sex with them. To beat your opponent you have to attack in the right order using certain styles. Fill the red bar and then use red attack button to undress her and unlock bonus scenes. These endings depends on whether you achieve a Standard KO or an Ecstasy KO.Visto: 315713
Crossing Cups: Perfect Butts
Another nice crossing cups game. Your task is to follow the coin and tell the game where it is. In reward you'll get 30 pictures of the hottest Hentai asses.Visto: 111739
Paparazzi Strikes Again
Remember Paparazzi from our previous game? Last year he was travelling around the world and got laid with 20 hottest babes from VirtuaGirl. This year he'll try to do the same, but with many different girls from other countries. Your task is to capture required percentage of the field to pass the level. Use Arrow keys to control Paparazzi. Take a look at the help instructions to get information about all power ups.Visto: 168071
Rivalries 2
This part is strongly related to previous part of Rivalries. To play this part you have to finish the first part and enter the code. I can give you one of my codes just for start - 35145467. All babes: Angelica, Lola and Evelyn still want to taste Chris's cock. But don't get caught by Richard. As previously enter "house" to see some hint.Visto: 253000
J-Girl Train 2
Second part of train sex game from Crimson & Durandal. This time you can select one from the four hot chicks: Orihime, Rangiku, Haruna or Sephiria. But it will not be so easy. Your task is to fill the bar at the left side by clicking on a certain parts of their bodies, but keep an eye on the bar on the right side (don't fill it). You can use some special features to reduce fill level of the bar by selecting some actions from top right corner.Visto: 328105
Mega Cumshot
Get ready for a long series of cumshots. This cute large breasted girl will get covered by a cover of cum from lot of guys. At the end even her mother could not recognize her. Just click your mouse to progress the game and click on the cumshot button when it appears.Visto: 107471
J Girl Impulse
Another great free sex game from Crimson & Durandal series. This time you can play with three hot girls: Nefertari Bibi, Nico Robin and Nami. Your task is to click on their sensitive body parts to earn points and progress to next scene. After you'll finish some part all pictures will appear in extra gallery, so check them out.Visto: 369387
Train Anime Mai
If you take a look at few Japanese adult games then you'll see that they all are crazy about having public sex in the train :) As you understand this game is about group sex in the train. At the beginning Mai will resist those guys, so gently touch her legs and only then touch something else. Enjoy a lot of sex in this hot free sex game.Visto: 369378
Non-fiction H!School
Have you ever had sex in the school hallway? Probably no! But just imagine how hot could it be. Fucking your sweetheart at the stairs, touching her juicy boobs and eating her sweet and wet pussy. Ohhh, that really turns on, right? :) Use navigation panel at the bottom to jump over scenes and see how could you spent your days at highschool if you were smart enough :)Visto: 172674
Teen Fangbangers
Are you tired of Twilight series? Maybe you also hate the Vampire Diaries? Guys, sorry, this game is about silly Vampires :) Two girls Sara and Bianca are going to meet some vampire guy named Mr. Bulgur. They will have a lot of bloody fun :)Visto: 123059
Resistance Tifa
Tifa is sexy as always. Another game from these series where you have to force Tifa to have sex with you in different ways. Click on the action labels as they appear. But keep that in mind, that this game has several story lines and can end differently. So try to remember your decisions during the game to reach all endings.Visto: 219672
My Sexy Anthro: Fluttertime!
You are playing a role of some guy named Larce. There's some yellow skinned elf huge boobed chick who will do anything you want. So don't waste your time and start fucking this mysterious creature as you want.Visto: 160369
Crimson Girls
Warning, totally huge game. You'll have to spend hours to finish it with 4 available girls: Honey, Love, Nana and Flower. All of them are hot and you have to act as a sexual maniac to fuck them one by one. Just click on the screen, boobs, pussies, hands, legs and many more to progress the game. In touching scenes your task is to fill the biggest red bar, not the small one. After you finish with some of the girls, the you'll be able to see her in gallery or play that chapter again. Enjoy!Visto: 292147
DQ Nightmare
Are you ready for some hot torture, aggressive sex, BDSM stuff and many more with Dancing Queen heroines? Select one of the girls: Bianca, Jessica, Barbara or Mireyu and have a lot of hot moments with them. Basically you have to use your mouse to progress the game. In some scenes you'll have to click on certain body parts to pass the scene.Visto: 246169
Fighting of Ecstasy 2009
In this 2D fighting sex game you have to fight against two hot girls: Black Rose and Shion. Black Rose is the Queen of the world women's wrestling. Shion has a strong mind and knows everything about body art - she's a ninja. You have to go through practice first. Then select normal mode and after that you'll unlock free mode. Click on the 3 circled points to defend or attack.Visto: 215089
Shifumi with Kari
In this sexy strip game you can play against lovely brunette Kari. She has nice body and she wants to show you herself. Play Rock-paper-scissor game with her. After each successful round she'll take off some clothing.Visto: 187679
White Love
This game contains a lot of sex and a lot of positions. In this 3D animated adult game you can find more than 20 sex animations. As usually games from this author are very slow and interaction comes to nothing, but be patient and check out all animations.Visto: 151117
Baby Doll
Story about some hot Asian babe. She's getting laid with probably her boyfriend in many different positions and situations. Gameplay is pretty slow, game has a lot of long fading animations. But be patient and see all of these animations.Visto: 165963
Rock Candy - Christmas Flash
This is really funny and sexy set of animations in hot Christmas Furry style. Rudolph the reindeer is going to fuck with everybody, because he wants to celebrate New Year different way. Switch between animations, cum in each of them and have a Happy New Year :)Visto: 290304


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Day 29 11-07-09 - Outside Florence
As is fast becoming the norm we did not get up very early but at least we had a plan. And that was to see Florence and then to be in Valentinos home town that night, as soon as we found out exactly where it was that is. As it was a Sunday and Sundays had been good to us in the past in big cities we decided to ride in fully loaded, park up and walk about in our Merrells. We made the mistake in letting the GPS take us to the Tourist Info and after a fun (read between the lines) trip around various back streets and other interesting places we found the centre of town and the tourist info. Parked up, locked up and we were off around this beautiful city. We saw the copy of the statue of David as the queue to see the real thing was 1-2 hours long. We accidentally ( I promise) had pizza for lunch again and walked up to the best view point of Florence. We also witnessed first hand, an attempted pickpocket. The first crime of the trip. We left about 3-4 oclock with the idea of being in Tavulla Rossis home town (the name gained from a local taxi driver) that night or at the nearest campsite. Little did we know that the quickest route was along some of the twisty-est roads I have been along. The divvy was not the bike for the job and the many sports bikes passing us along the way proved that to be the truth. After seriously considering a hotel for the only the second time on the trip (yes I can hear you real campers saying just pull over by the side of the road) we stopped at a kind of fruit stall come bar and asked in very bad basic Italian if there was a campground near by. No, was the answer but there are about 20 on the coast near Rimini about 15 mins east. Sorted. Off we went found what had to be the family campsite in the area and set up shop for the night.
Day 29 13-07-09 - Rossi Fever
Today we are excited to say the least, we are going to Valentino Rossis home town, Tavulla. It has to be one of the quicker pack-ups and we are off, hoping but not too much that we see the G.O.A.T (Greatest of all time) at a bar or just walking down the street. We arrive full of silly thoughts, like having a beer with Vale or him posing for a photo with our bike. The town has yellow and the number 46 flags in all the shop windows, tasteful but gets the message across. This is Vale territory ! We drive past, the official Valentino Rossi fan club and the Rossi memorabilia shop to stop at a café suitably called Valentino Café, the bar of Champions. We are greeted by a wall of Rossis career as a motorcycle rider. After trying to digest all the photos and information we get told that he is in town but normally pops in at night for a beer. As it was 2:30 in the afternoon we didnt think we could say that long. To cut a long and sorry (sorry for us) story short, a French couple that was at the café at the same time as us left for a while and it turned out saw him and followed him got a photo and came back. The good news is that his father did pop in while we were there and we got a photo with him. With heavy hearts we left Tavulla and Vale to go to Venice or as close as possible. After passing a few bike shops and remembering that Irish man's words change the oil every 3000-4000 miles and everything will be ok we decided to stay near one and change it in the morning.
Jo and Graziano Rossi
Me and Graziano Rossi
Day 30 14-07-09- Oil & an Aussie
I will stop saying it now but here we go for the last time. Yet another lazy morning, just couldnt seem to get going. But in the end we pulled up at the bike garage and after a bit of sign language and what not, the head mechanic informed me ever so politely that even if I was going to buy some oil from him I could not change it there or around the corner or anywhere but back at a campsite. This would have to be the first time a fellow biker had not helped as much as they could. Perhaps I was expecting to much.. A bit further down the road we found another shop and great bunch that did everything they could for us short of changing the oil. Perhaps my sign language was not the best at the garage before ?? On to a campsite just 15mins ferry ride from Venice and 27 euros poorer. Great site though, lots of shade and a view of the sun setting on Venice across the water. There we met two fellow travellers, one from England and one from Australia, its funny how we keep bumping people in the same position with us, the travelling, the visa applications and all. They were very nice people and we joined then for a few drinks in their palace of a tent. We stayed there till about 1.30am until the campers next door to us yelled at us for being to noisy! I would like to say in our defence, we were the quietest people there speaking barely over a whisper, but hey So we decided to go sit on the pier until we realised it was other wise occupied and the two people already on the pier wouldnt appreciate us joining in if you catch my drift. We finally parted company at about 2.30am still thinking that we could get up and catch the first ferry into Venice.
Day 31 15/07/09 - Venice
So the alarm apparently wet off at 6.00am, I of course didnt hear it. Rob on the other hand did and snoozed for a few times (as usual) before waking me from a very peaceful slumber at about 7am. Just as I was slowly opening my eyes a ship went past and decided to blow his fog horn, not just once or twice but four times. It scared the living day lights out of me and then I just giggled and hoped that the man in the tent who shouted at us last night had also been rudely awoken! Horrible I know but he had no reason to shout at us So needless to say we missed the first ferry into Venice so we thought we would catch the next one which was at nine that would give us time to load pretty much every thing on the bike say our goodbyes to our new friends and go .. We missed it, by about a minute, gutted. So we made our way back to our tent with our tail between our legs. We picked up the laptop and headed for the bar area to use the wireless. We didnt end up catching the next ferry either but fortunately for us we made the 11am ferry. Because of this we decided that we wouldn't make it back to the camp site for check out and thought we would stay another night so we could see Venice properly. The ferry ride was very pleasant but the heat was getting to me already. We took a slow wonder around Venice with no real clue of where we were going. Some one left the map at the camp but even with the lack of a map we managed to see some pretty good stuff. The buildings were amazing although the canals were not what I had expected. Still very pretty though. We didnt do a gondola ride even though they were very spectacular to watch. We wondered around for a few more hours and made our way back to the port for the 2.30 ferry. Venice is the only place so far that we think can rival Pariss beauty. So Venice was great if a little too hot for me. Although Rob loved it, heat and all. Back at camp we chilled out for the rest of the afternoon. We did a little map reading to try and figure out our next destination and then pretty much nothing apart from throw the ball for a lone dog that seemed to take a liking to us. After making our selves some dinner and me burning my leg on the pan, we went next door and watched a movie and then went to bed in preparation of a big days riding tomorrow. The days are getting easier and we can go for longer on the bike with out stopping, its just the morning that seems to be letting us down, oh well we are on holiday after all.
Our morning alarm..kinda close huh
Day 32 - Croatia & Pig on a Spit
We are heading for Croatia today via Slovenia. Its not that we dont want to see Slovenia, we just dont think that we will have time and we have so many other things to do in the time we have left.
It was another hot day, you would think we would be getting used to it by now, its not so bad we are moving on the bike. Its when we stop for a break, the sweat starts rolling, very unpleasant, although all in the name of safety.
The little bit of Italy we had to go through to get to Slovenia was very nice and the roads were pretty much deserted so it made for easy riding. Slovenia was the same. They seem to follow the road rules a lot more in Slovenia than in any other country we have been to so far, which was quite nice for us, no crazy drivers screaming past us, it was a little more relaxing. Slovenia looked beautiful Very green and lush but I suppose thats an indication as to how much rain they get. We were literally in Slovenia for all of about 20 minutes when we hit the boarder and for some reason I stared to feel nervous, I had no reason to. All the boarder control guards always seem so scary. I felt much more at ease when one of them seemed to take interest in the bike and started to have a short conversation with us. Off we went into no man's land and to the Croatian boarder where the officers seemed to take an interest in Robs passport. That nervous feeling entered my stomach again until they stamped both our passports and waved us through. Yay ! Finally a stamp in our passports, sad I know but this was the highlight of the day for me We were heading to Rijeka or nearby to find a campsite. We had the trusty sat nav to direct us to a camp site until we saw a sign for one and decided to follow the signs instead of the sat nav, turns out that that camp site was no longer there and we were seriously low on petrol so we kept going in the same direction to find some, we got there just in time, Im sure the bike was just running on fumes. We got to a camp site at about 7:30pm and the receptionist was very nice and helpful, the camp site was average. Nothing like large stones everywhere to make putting up the tent fun. We had an early night after a very long days riding.
Day 33 - Cheap Beer
We had yet another late start today, (your probably sick of reading that) we got up at normal time we just seemed to do everything a lot slower for some reason. We were heading down the coast today to get as close as we could to Split. Well we made it about half way, its slow riding through the twisty coastal road, although absolutely amazing scenery. We stopped just near Zadar, a very beautiful place just on the coast of the Adriatic sea. At a camp site reasonably early (for us), we did some washing we went for a swim in the sea to cool down. We stayed in the water for a while, that was until our stomachs told us it was dinner time. After dinner we took a walk to find a bar to have a few relaxing drinks before bad. We found a very nice little bar just up at the top of the hill and we both took a liking to the Croatian beer. It was really cheap (about 1 euro for a 500ml sized larger) and good. The bar was a really nice relaxed place with locals drifting in and out all to a great view of the shore line. I think we could get used to this Croatian life style.
Day 34 - Outside Split
An uneventful day today, more very hot riding and long sweeping coastal roads down to Split. A very lazy day on the bike indeed. We stopped for some lunch in a very small village where there were no restaurants, only a very small shop that didnt sell anything that was ready to eat, so we settled for Milka ice creams, a drink and got back on the road again, mmmm Milka, maybe now my favourite chocolate. We camped about 20ks outside Split (experience had taught us that the camp grounds got more expensive the closer you got) and decided that we would go in first thing tomorrow morning. We started to set up the tent when yet again one of the poles snapped so before we could do anything else we had to fix the pole. About 30mins later and two broken poles fixed we had finally got the tent up, during the repair a very nice cyclist that had arrived the same time as us asked us if we needed help or use of any of his tools, we politely refused as we were now experts at how to fix the tent. Lucky we arrived at the camp site pretty early. That night we pigged out on beer, crisps (chips for you Aussies) and chocolate on the reasoning that we deserved it after the stress of the double pole tent mishap.
Day 35 - Split, Donald Sutherland & Grappa
Ok so we managed to get up early today and we did manage to make it in to Split and back to the camp site before check out time. We might just be getting the hang of this camping travel business. Split appeared to be a beautiful coastal city although we didnt think that there was much to see beyond the beauty. Maybe we were just being lazy and didnt want to walk around in the heat ? So we stayed around the port for a little while and then found an internet café to do some research about the next couple days worth of travel. We got a little lost coming back out of Split but after a final pack up we started travelling inland straight up the middle towards Slovenia and Austria. It was a fairly lonely ride up the middle of Croatia and for while there we thought we might not see a sole all day. As the afternoon progressed we thought we should keep our eyes pealed for camp sites, we also wanted to try the roasted pig on a spit that we had seen outside many restaurants all the way through Croatia. After following the Sat Nav for a while and then deciding to follow some sign-age instead, we found a camp site, stopped and though we would have the pig for lunch tomorrow before we left Croatia. We pulled into this nice looking camp ground to find out that it empty. A man that looked remarkably like Donald Sutherland soon came wondering out of a shed with a huge grin on his face. He couldnt speak English and we couldn't speak Croatian so the usual international sign language ensued. We even got some free sweets and Grappa (I can't remember the Croatian word) on arrival, although it did taste a bit like petrol it was still a great experience. We decided that this was the best camp site so far, not just because of the free alcohol but because of the kindness of the owner and the great surroundings. There was a nice bench and grill area with wood supplied, an outdoor shower (which I was determined to use until I found out how cold it was) and a nice path leading down to the river.
Day 36 - Destination Austria
Before we left we wanted to say goodbye to the crazy owner and get a business card and a photo but unfortunately we couldnt find him. We said goodbye to our fellow campers and left for lunch and destination Austria.
We are headed for Klagenfurt in Austria to day so it was back through Slovenia and hopefully to get our fill of pig on a spit. Just our luck. We couldnt find any. It seemed that we had just passed through pig country.
Down the road from the camp site was a small war memorial with tanks and crashed planes which Rob took an interest in, so we stopped and had a look around and it was pretty impressive. Back on the road again we abruptly came to the boarder, both disappointed that we didnt get to have lunch of spit roast pig. This time the boarder staff werent so friendly, nothing in particular, they just seemed a little agitated about us being there.
We made it through boarder control and made our way through Slovenia into Austria with out any problems. We didnt think we would make it to Klagenfurt because of the mountains but there were a few tunnels to go though on a train instead of going over so we got to our target destination. The camp site we ended up at appeared to be another resort and a snobby one at that. We had a beer or two at the bar and things started to look brighter. The camping itself wasnt too bad and everyone was very friendly. After our drinks we made ourselves something to eat and then headed to bed happy that we were in a country we hadn't been in before.
Day 37 - Where Eagles dare & Mozart
Today we headed for Wefern and to the castle from the film Where Eagles dare. The ride was quite nice through the steep valleys and lush green mountain ridges. After seeing the castle from the road we pulled up locked everything to the bike and went to go in, when we got to the counter we were told that the card machine wasnt working and that of we wanted to come in we would have to go get cash for the village just around the corner. So back to the bike we went, unlocked everything and off Rob went in search of a cash machine while I stayed back at the castle with a majority of our stuff. Success, we could finally go in, back to the unpleasant women at the counter and then to wait for the cable car to take us up to the castle. The castle form the outside was pretty amazing, unfortunately less could be said about the inside, it was very nice, just not a lot to see and most of the castle was not open to the public. Still we had to see it while we were there and the views from the castle itself were pretty spectacular. Even though there wasnt much to see we still ended up spending a few hours there.
We left the castle a little disappointed and very hungry so we went into Wefern search of some food. We headed into the village and came across numerous pubs and cafés, we choose one that had good food and was reasonably priced and headed in. After filling out bellies on toasted sandwiches and bratwurst sausage we decided that as it was five o clock we should start making a move, heading up through Salzburg (The birthplace of Mozart) and as close to the KTM factory as possible. It took us ages to do the 100k to Salzburg and then a little while longer to where we thought would be a good stopping spot for the KTM factory. We arrived at a camp site at about 8/830 and given the concerned look on the receptionists face, I thought she was going to say it was full. Well she did but, as we were only staying for one night she showed us a great little spot close to the edge of the lake. It was great, after we set the tent up, I was going to go for a swim until that was my toes touched the water and they practically turned to ice so I thought better of it.We had dinner and a couple of beers at the local bar, did the usual map checking and route planning and headed for bed.
Day 38 - KTM & Ice Caves
Heading to the KTM factory today which was only 15ks away, so we packed up and went on our way. Both excited that we might be able to have a look around factory. We arrived at the village, of course the factory wasnt too hard to spot, the bright orange building gave it away. We parked up in the staff car park on the opposite side to the main factory and R&D buildings. The main reason for this that Rob though he should try to hide the fact that we rode in on a Yamaha and wore a Suzuki helmet. We went straight to the shop to have a look around and there was plenty of great things we both could of come away with, but instead we settled for a cap for Rob and headed to the reception and asked there if there were any tours available. The receptionist was extremely friendly but was the bearer of bad news. Although the tours are free they are only in Fridays and the next one wouldnt be until September as the factory was closing for holidays. Gutted. Rob was extremely upset at this news and sulked like a two year old for some time. (Rob edit: I was more like a 5yo as there was some foot stamping invoved)
We took a few pictures of the bikes outside and the factory and then decided that we would head back to Wefern as there was an ice cave that we had found out about and sounded interesting. Even though we had agreed we wouldnt back track, the KTM factory had thrown our plans so we decided to go for the ice cave. It didnt take as long to get back to Wefern and the road to the ice cave was interesting. Rob told me that at one point the oil and fuel warning lights had come on going up the hill as the road up was that steep. I did wonder why he was almost lying on the tank at one point. We parked up the bike stripped our selves of jackets, helmets and gloves, grabbed our jumpers and made our way to the ticket office. I nearly fainted when I read the sign "a 20 minute hike to the cable car, a 10 minute ride and another 20 minute hike in the cave". I felt a little worried that I may not be able to make it, I am the first to admit that I am very unhealthy. I went anyway, the first hike wasnt too bad in fact, I was surprised to see that we were overtaking people. This made me feel a better, we got to the cable car and enjoyed to ride up, more for the break than the scenery. The hike after the cable car was a little harder than the first one, although we still seemed to do it in good time. We arrived at the cave and the cold breeze coming from it was a very welcome one. We got in the queue to go in and waited slowly cooling down.
The wait wasnt very long and before we knew it we were being told we had to climb an estimated 700 steps up and 700 down. My heart sunk again, I had obviously failed to read this on the sign. I was very nervous, and it was below zero degrees inside and we all know what a cold person I am. So jumpers went on and zipped all the way up. Inside the cave was amazing. We were told that no photos were allowed to be taken but we got a few sneaky ones in along the way. I loved every minute if the cave and thought it was well worth the money and the climb. After an hour in the cave, about 1400 steps later we were making our way back down the mountain to the bike.
It was then that we realised we had spent 4 hours there. Oh well as I said before it was worth every second of it. Feeling hungry after our climb we went back to the same café as yesterday for lunch and then headed back on the road again, this time we took a different route. We also decided that we would take the motorway as it would be quicker. And it was after a long day the 3 hours of riding later we got off the motorway to find a camp site. We found a little village called Leoben and got our selves checked in to a camp site where another free welcome drink was offered, of course it would have been rude to refuse, so the owner bought it over to the tent for us. We waited until he had left before we drank it. I have never tasted anything so disgusting in all my life, of course we didnt tell the owner that, apparently it was made with some kind of nuts that were grown on the trees around us. It was like a mix a really bad coffee and something which I cant describe, I think I preferred the petrol from the other camp!!! Yet another tent pole breakage after which we consulted the maps over a beer to see which roads we would be taking tomorrow. We threw together a dinner while it the weather turned threatening and went to bed waiting for the heavens to open on us. The storm never happened so a good night's sleep was had by both of us.
Day 42 - Motoway Boredom & the kindness of strangers
After our reasonably good sleep we woke up due to the heat. We did our thing and hit the road, not before going to the shop to buy a toll pass for the motorway. We let out friend know that we would see him in Slovakia that night or the next day. Considering we werent supposed to be there until Saturday he was excited that we were going to be near enough 3 days early.We hit the road expecting it to be a long boring motorway day, but we made good distance quite quickly. Just before we came out of Austria we decided to stop at a big supermarket to get some lunch, we found some sandwiches that looked to be extremely tasty and a few treats and headed of the cash register. Ready to pay for our items the lady then informed us that we couldnt pay by our master card so we tried with the visa and she said no to that too, really pissed of we left the supermarket and back to the bike. Threw everything on the ground and thought about our next move, I had seen a little café next to the petrol station nearby so we started to pick up our things when a big 4x4 parked up next to us and called us over. I thought oh god what does he want. Rob went over and the man in the truck handed Rob 10 euros. Rob just looked at him in surprise and stuttered a thank you and asked why. The very nice man replied "enjoy your time in Austria" and drove off. The man in the 4x4 was behind us in the supermarket and had seen our predicament. We just stood there in shock for what felt like about 5 minutes. Trying to take in what had just happened. We went back into the supermarket retrieved our lunch and went out to the bike to eat it. Still amazed at what just happened. It may not sound like a big deal but it was to us, it was a really nice thing to do. Stranger had bought us lunch asking for nothing in return.
We headed back on to the road and in no time at all we were crossing the Slovakian boarder. A little while before this as we were going down the motorway and a transit van decided to sit literally on our arse. This pissed Rob off so when looked back at the van, they made hand signals to go faster, Rob waved his hand at them as to signal that he couldnt indicating the road works and only one lane. After a little way the road split back into two lanes and as the van went passed us his passenger decided to give us the finger. Rob and I have never been so quick off the mark to return the one finger salute. Welcome to Slovakia!!!!
We arrived in Romans home town of Piestany and found a Tesco where we pulled in and phoned him. It was stinking hot, close to 39degrees. Even hiding in he shade it was hot. Roman came and met us and took us back to his house and introduced us to his parents, I was a little nervous as we have no idea of the language and neither did they. Roman did a fantastic job of translating and considering ten months ago he didnt know a word of English he is doing fantastic now. After a translated chat we Romans parents and a cold shower we were refreshed again. We spent most of the afternoon chatting away and then headed down to the local pub just on the river. Unfortunately Rob and I were knackered so decided at 11 it was time for bed. Yeah soft I know!
Day 43/44/45/46 - Lazy Days
Ok so for the next few days we pretty much did nothing. On the Friday we went to metro which is like our Costco to get supplies for tonights party. Romans parents left for there holiday and the party started. Rob and I are out of practice and couldnt survive the whole night, although we thought 5:30 in the morning was pretty good going. It carried on like this the whole weekend through till Tuesday when everyone had to work except for Rob and I.
Day 47 Monday 27/07/09 - Piestany
We actually left the house today we went into Piestany with Roman to have a look around and then for lunch or dinner as thats what the time was. The food was absolutely delicious. I had some roasted chicken breasts, Rob had some sort of traditional pork dish and Roman had a 1.3 kilo portion of pork knee. The food was amazing and very very cheap. All was going well until we went back to the car only to realize that Roman had left his lights on. It was hilarious until we had to push start it. We got it going and made our way back to the house after a few photo stops of the surrounding area. Rob and I had an early night with full bellies.
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Three more Tigers ink deals
Missouri will be represented well at NFL mini-camps later this week.
The three former Missouri players selected in the NFL Draft this weekend marks the most since 1981.
Cougars show muscle against tough foe
The Columbia College softball team is among the best in the NAIA at No. 12 in the nation. Upper-level competition can't even slow them.
The Cougars prevailed Monday in their final home game, earning a 7-1 victory against Central Missouri State, a NCAA Division II school.
Hickman wins golf invitational
The Hickman boys' golf team won the 18-team Capital City Invitational on Monday.
The event was held at par-72 Jefferson City Country Club. The Kewpies shot a 316, while Rock Bridge shot a 344 to finish 12th.
Chicago center fills void for Missouri
After three players announced their departure in the past three weeks, the Missouri men's basketball team needed some good news.
It got some Sunday.
Parker's save gives Tigers momentum
The bases were loaded, and home-plate umpire Curtis Alexander wasn't moving.
The fans roared, thinking they had just seen Missouri's Taylor Parker throw strike three to Aaron Ivey. The Missouri players started out of their dugout, ready to celebrate a victory. But Alexander stood still behind the plate.
Three Tigers trade stripes for the NFL
There was a happy ending for Damien Nash.
Nash, Missouri's starting running back as a junior last season, left the team at the end of the year to declare for the NFL draft.
Priday rescues pitcher again
Jacob Priday might just be Doug Mathis' new best friend.
Mathis gave up two runs to Oklahoma in the sixth inning of Sunday's game at Taylor Stadium, giving the Sooners a 3-2 lead.
Missouri fourth at Big 12 golf finals in Texas
The Missouri women's golf team earned fourth at the Big 12 Championships on Sunday at the University of Texas Golf Course in Austin.
The Tigers totaled 923 and their final round 304 was the best of the weekend. Oklahoma State won with a 900.
The Missouri men's basketball team may soon be without its best player.
Contradicting his previous statements, sophomore forward Linas Kleiza said Saturday that he planned to file for the 2005 NBA Draft, potentially leaving the Tigers for the professional league next season.
From foul to fair
Mid-Missouri Mavericks president and co-owner Gary Wendt is up front about his team's miserable 2004 season.
The season in which the Mavericks finished 28-66, 30 games back of the first-place Rockford RiverHawks in the Frontier League's West Division.
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At Missouri lacrosse alumni games, Eddie Hedrick marches out to the field, wearing equipment he has had since he played in college during the '60s. Unlike the slick, expensive gear that his players don, Hedrick's equipment is outdated and falling apart.
"Back in the day when I played," Hedrick said, "we didn't have all that protective gear."
Panthers pick Ellison
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The Panthers selected Ellison with the 25th pick of the third round after trading up to acquire the pick. They sent two fourth round picks (No. 115 and No. 126 overall) to the Green Bay Packers.
KCOU's dreams close to reality
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Two years ago, a game of baseball and a soft blooper to shallow right put Hickman second baseman Chad Hatcher's life in jeopardy.
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Finding future recruits can be child's play
Brad Smith dropped back to pass. His target ran a smooth slant route over the middle through traffic. Smith's eyes darted across the field as he lofted a deep ball towards the goal line.
His target was 11-year-old Corey Reuter.
Bats come back to life
The Saturday sun had begun its descent into the west, a subtle reminder for the slumping Missouri baseball team. The Tigers needed something good to happen, and they needed it fast.
Earlier in the day, Missouri had lost the first game of its series with Oklahoma, 2-1 in 10 innings, wasting chance after chance in the completion of a game that had been suspended by rain Friday night.
Bruins avenge lone loss of 2004 season in Invitational
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Rock Bridge and DeSmet were tied at four in the semifinal round with one match left. It was all left up to Kinderknecht, who lost in a tiebreaker. The loss was the Bruin's only defeat in the regular season last year.
Seniors have disappointing home finale
The Missouri women's tennis team lost its third straight match on Saturday, falling to Texas 7-0 at the Green Tennis Center.
Katka Sevcikova and Carolyn Kramer, both seniors playing in their final home match at Missouri (14-8, 4-7), were the lone winners for the Tigers. They won the No. 1 doubles match.
Schlader chasing his hoop dream
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Growing up in Columbia, Schlader said his dream was to one day be a Missouri Tiger and play in the tournament. With age, Schlader came to a harsh realization.
Rain forces suspension of 1-1 game
The Missouri baseball team was looking to break a three-game conference losing streak Friday night at Taylor Stadium, but rain forced the Tigers to wait at least one more day.
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A new online database on crime fiction by women writers from Spain was launched at the University of Barcelona's Centre Dona i Literatura (Women and Literature Centre) on 7 October 2013.
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The database is the product of an international research project led by Prof. Elena Losada (University of Barcelona) and financed by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (FEM 2011-22870). The project involves a team of scholars, including Stewart King, at the universities of Barcelona, the Basque Country, Birmingham and Monash.
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Who Are the Top500 List Countries?
Posted 5 months, 1 week ago
Since June of 1993, the Top500 List has been presenting information on the world's 500 most powerful computer systems. The statistics about these systems have proven to be of substantial interest to computer manufacturers, users and funding authorities. While interest in the list is focused on the computers, less attention is paid to the countries hosting them. Let's take a look at the Top500 List countries. Who are they? How might one characterize them?
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Call for Participation in the Top500 List
Posted 6 months, 3 weeks ago
Submission deadline for the June release of the TOP500 List which will be released on Monday, June 23rd during the the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) is May 18th (23:59 PST). All system reported have to be installed by June 1st. The last date for submitting linkpack updates is also June 1st. For more details, please take a look at the submission guidelines and the instructions of the submission process.
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China's Tianhe-2 Supercomputer Takes No. 1 Ranking on 41st TOP500 List
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MANNHEIM, Germany; BERKELEY, Calif.; and KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--Tianhe-2, a supercomputer developed by China's National University of Defense Technology, is the world's new No. 1 system with a performance of 33.86 petaflop/s on the Linpack benchmark, according to the 41st edition of the twice-yearly TOP500 list of the world's most powerful supercomputers. The list was announced June 17 during the opening session of the 2013 International Supercomputing Conference in Leipzig, Germany.
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With Roadrunner's Retirement, Petascale Enters Middle Age
Posted 1 year, 7 months ago
Maybe I'm getting old, but the petascale era of supercomputing still feels new to me. On the other hand, the recent decommissioning of IBM's Roadrunner, the world's first petaflopper, suggests otherwise. Roadrunner booted up at the Department of Energy's Los Alamos National Laboratory five years ago in 2008. Its retirement last week marks the approximate mid-point between the first petaflop system and the first exaflop one -- assuming, of course, you're an exascale optimist.
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TOP500 Systems and Exascalar Efficiency, Part II (Datacenter Knowledge)
Posted 1 year, 10 months ago
Intel's Winston Saunders with Part II of his feature piece on how the most recent Top500 and Green500 machines stack up in terms of Exascalar, the "logarithmic distance" to 1018 flops in a 20 MegaWatt power envelope.
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