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Finally got mine turned on after having it all day in work and not being able to play. It's a seriously nice handset
Superboot - Galaxy Nexus root solution
Posted 10 December 2011 - 11:55 AM
Finally got mine turned on after having it all day in work and not being able to play. It's a seriously nice handset
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ROM: Android 4.3 (JWR66V)
Bootloader: MAKOZ20i
Recovery: Stock
Radio: 2.0.1700.84
Kernel: Stock
Posted 10 December 2011 - 04:28 PM
I have previously rooted/unlock, however after the recent samsung/google volume patch, i have lost root.
what's the easiest way of doing this again please? (without wiping) I am still unlocked.
Thanks in anticipation
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Also, could I use the boot.superboot.img in the zip file to manually root my LTE nexus using adb?
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Posted 16 December 2011 - 03:13 AM
Installed PDANet fine and recognises my phone. Can copy things back and forth fine.
Get to bootloader mode fine too
Whenever I try to do either commands in command prompt, just says < waiting for device > and sits there, until i CTRL+C...
Any thoughts?
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Posted 16 December 2011 - 04:28 AM
Got one from Telstra (AUS)
Installed PDANet fine and recognises my phone. Can copy things back and forth fine.
Get to bootloader mode fine too
Whenever I try to do either commands in command prompt, just says < waiting for device > and sits there, until i CTRL+C...
Any thoughts?
Was the phone recognized also in the bootloader mode?
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Posted 16 December 2011 - 05:57 AM
Was the phone recognized also in the bootloader mode?
Ahh... here's the problem...
Can't seem to get it updated... grabbed the Samsung_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones_v1_4_6_0.exe already and pointing it to the install location picked up nothing.
I have the Android SDK installed as well... but for some reason, I can't install the Google USB Driver package...
I assume this needs to be fixed somehow?
Downloading Google USB Driver package, revision 4
File not found: C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\temp\usb_driver_r04-windows.zip (Access is denied)
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Guys I need some help Please! I unlocked the bootloader fine. I use superboot, now Im in a boot loop on the Google screen. Did I miss something. I have the Galaxy Nexus LTE version. Thanks for the future help
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Posted 18 December 2011 - 02:33 AM
Can you please elaborate? I'm in the same situation and would really appreciate some more detail about how you resolved.
Much thanks.
Guys I figured it out. SO I booted in to recovery and got the adroid with a red triangle with exclamation mark. So I used this tut to fastboot CWM and VUALLA! All good.
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Posted 18 December 2011 - 03:27 AM
Koushik Dutta - Yesterday 8:52 PM (edited) - Public
Unlocking/rooting your Galaxy Nexus
This process is similar to all the other Nexus phones, which come unlockable thanks to google:
Clockwork Recovery for Galaxy Nexus (CDMA):
Superuser update package:
Using a console and fastboot (which can be obtained in various places, look around):
# boot into fastboot by powering off, then turning the phone on with volume-up + power
# unlock
fastboot oem unlock
# boot recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-184.108.40.206-toro.img
# note the trailing slash when pushing the superuser zip
adb push su.zip /sdcard/
Install su.zip from clockwork recovery like you normally would. This is not a permanent recovery flash. That will be available later today.
In case you flash recovery, you can revert back to stock recovery with this image:
Full/official factory images:
Here is the original source.
Hope this helps.
Can you please elaborate? I'm in the same situation and would really appreciate some more detail about how you resolved.
Much thanks.
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Posted 18 December 2011 - 03:30 AM
Sure so basically I ran that superboot like you did and got the Google boot loop. So I went into the recovery and noticed the android with the red triangle with the exclaimation mark. So I said hmm.. is it possible my revocery image got corrupt. So I downloaded and fastboot push the CWM image and poof I was good. Here is the tutorial.
CWM is unable to install su.zip b/c it can't mount /sdcard/. I can get in via adb shell & see the files & permissions are all there. Am I missing something?
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Posted 19 December 2011 - 11:24 AM
I connect to my PC and boot into boot loader and double click install-superboot-windows.bat and my phone restarts but i still dont think i have root again as cwm will not install.
How can i check if i have root? I look in .system.,bin for SU but i cannot see it
Seems my wifi was playing up and so was taking ages to download CMW so i used my mobile network instead and it works fine.
But while in bootloader i can not connect to my phone with adb. It dosnt show in device list.
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Posted 23 December 2011 - 06:17 PM
1) I still have the boot loop.
2) CWM cannot mount the sdcard, so I cannot restore the default ROM.
I am very worried about this and would appreciate any additional advice.
Edit: Turns out I just had a bad USB port. I swapped to another port, re-locked using fastboot, unlocked, reflashed, and now I'm in business! Thanks for the great tool.
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Posted 27 December 2011 - 10:34 PM
Kthx for the superboot! It worked w/o problems on my GNex running 4.0.1. A few questions if I may. Will root still be working after an OTA to 4.0.2 which should be rolling out here in Europe afaik. If not can I use superboot r3 to gain root again? If not, will there be another version of superboot?
Anyway, thanks a lot again. Superboot made my life so much easier.
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Dear Gary:
My friend Rodger Hartwell pointed out that in his neck of the woods, they are noticing mountain lions eating wild turkeys — something they have not seen before.
So I might suppose the same thing might be happening in the hills around Rossmoor in Walnut Creek (where there are a LOT of wild turkeys! /Gary). Rodger had been wondering what was going to come of the increasing wild turkey population. One predator has now stepped up.
Rodger also pointed out that nothing was eating Mitten crabs, and it looked like a disaster with these imported exotics until wild herons started feeding on them. And then other creatures joined in so they are not the problem people originally thought they would be as their numbers are down because of this predation.
So we'll see who else wants to eat wild turkey. Even though we mess with nature too much, somehow, eventually nature balances things out.
Don't worry about all the urban crows as they are likely to go the way of the European starlings with a population crash.
Brian in Walnut Creek, CA
Yes, the crows and other wild Corvids (jays and ravens) are VERY sensitive to the West Nile virus and that may be what slows them down. Good old Mother Nature, she always seems to figure out a way to keep things balanced, no matter how hard we humans try to keep things screwed up.
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In late June, many Ellicott City residents sang the praises of Bethel Baptist Church after the church voted not to accept a plan to build a Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse on Montgomery Road.
"We became involved in this issue when it was hooked to getting a traffic light for the church. Since Long Gate Shopping Center was built, making a left turn out of here is very dangerous," said the Rev. Bruce Romoser, the church's pastor.


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- Fluent in Spanish.
- From Astoria, Ore.
- Solving environmental problems.
- A cook.
- A track and cross country team member.
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Passionate about the Environment
Jonnie Dunne has taken his environmental studies in new directions during his time at Willamette.
Academic Life
Jonnie Dunne already knew he wanted to study environmental science when he came to Willamette. But while he was here, he also discovered two other interests: Spanish and sustainable agriculture.
Thinking he would knock out his language requirement with a few Spanish classes and then move on, Jonnie changed his mind after spending a semester in Ecuador, where he volunteered as a middle-school teacher, took courses and became fluent in Spanish.
"I heard about the volunteer opportunity through Willamette's environmental science listserv. There's no better place to study entomology and ecology than in Ecuador, because the landscape is so diverse."
The summer after his junior year, he participated in Willamette's Science Collaborative Research Program with Professor Kimberlee Chambers, whose research focuses on local and sustainable agriculture — another new field for Jonnie."Collaborating with Professor Chambers and several other students was one of my best experiences at Willamette. I interviewed local grocers about how they define local food, and wrote a paper that is going to be published. I gained insight into the process of designing research methods, compiling the results and writing a conclusion."
Why I Value Willamette
"I'll never forget my first day of my College Colloquium class, 'Maps' with Professor Karen Arabas. The title of the course didn't sound very interesting, but after that first class, I changed my mind. Every time I look at a map now, I realize it isn't just a piece of paper with countries and capitals on it — it represents a series of decisions by map-makers about what they want or don't want to include.
"Being at Willamette has taught me to examine everything critically, and I use this view as I study environmental issues. Taking classes in history, politics, chemistry, economics, biology and geology has allowed me to consider environmental problems from many different viewpoints."
The Future
Jonnie has an internship preparing forestry data for the Nature Conservancy, another opportunity he found through Willamette's environmental science listserv.
He knows the experience will help him prepare for a future in addressing environmental issues. No matter where he ends up, he hopes to continue with the learning he began at Willamette.
"I want to work towards solving environmental problems, either directly through activism or consulting, or indirectly through academia."
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Jonnie applied his new interest in sustainable agriculture to his extracurricular activities as well. He is one of the founders of Zena Farm, a student-run project located at the university's Zena Forest research station near Salem.
He has spent almost every weekend caring for the farm — weeding, moving hay, shoveling compost and planting vegetables. Much of the food goes to Willamette's Goudy Commons.
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Church News, October 26, 2013
Oct. 26, 2013 @ 01:55 AM
The Epicenter Church currently has openings for our After School Program. This is for 5-12th grades. If kids have younger siblings, they will also qualify as well. Stop in and see what we have to offer. Homework assistance, tutoring, after school pick up, video games, basketball, volleyball, wifi, concessions, movies and fitness programs, charm classes and much more available! Cost is very affordable.131 Countryside Dr, Forest City, NC. For more info, please call 828-305-1387.
New By-Laws: As of October 6, 2013, Faith Baptist Church, 149 West Main Extension, Forest City has new by-laws. If you wish to continue being a member, you need to come back to church and have regular attendance.
Anyone needing a ride to Forest City Four Square Church, call Mike at 657-5839 or 289-3514 or 248-1635
Green Hill Baptist Church stocks a clothes closet and food pantry for anyone in need of assistance. Call 828-287-2170 or 828-980-5213.
Saturday October 26
BBQ Cook Off and BBQ Dinner at Long Branch Road Baptist Church, 621 Long Branch Road, Forest City. Cooking at 7 a.m.; judging at 4 p.m. Teams of 4 people will cook (2 each) rack of ribs and Boston Butt. Church will supply meat (ribs and Boston butts) and cooking space. Teams will supply ingredients, cooking unit, fuel, utencils, tables, chairs, tents, etc. 1st Place - $125 and a trophy, 2nd Place - $50, 3rd Place – $25. Call (828) 429-0609 or (828) 429-4479
Bill's Creek Baptist Church Golf Tournament at 9 a.m. at Apple Valley Golf Course, Lake Lure. Space limited; enter by Oct. 11; contact 828-625-4956, 625-0790 or 828-694-3043; to benefit Guatemala and home mission work.
Ladies' Conference at Yancey Street Baptist Church in Marion at 6 p.m. Covered Dish Meal at 5. RSVP at 828-652-2713 by 10/19.
Angel Divine Faith Church will be sponsoring a Fish Fry/Hot Dog Sale at the Green Hill Fire Department starting at 11 a.m. All proceeds will go towards Pastors Anniversary.
Chicken Pie Supper at Mountain Creek Baptist Church, 710 Mountain Creek Road, Rutherfordton (Gilkey) from 4:30 until ... Adults $8, 6-12 $4 and under 6 free. Proceeds for new life center.
Poor Man's Supper and Gospel Singing at Caroleen United Methodist Church, 137 Mills Avenue, Caroleen. Supper from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. Singing will follow. Proceeds for Matthew Pannell Shining Star Foundation.
Breakfast Fundraiser at Fatz Cafe in Forest City from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Profits for youth of Gold Hill Baptist Church. $7 adults. Under 6 free.
Yard Sale: at Jesus Way Ministries at Youth Empowerment from 7 a.m. until. Proceeds for Haiti Mission.
Fish Fry at Tanner's Grove United Methodist Church from 4 until 7 p.m. Adults $9, Children $5. Carry outs available.
Fall Festival at Race Path Baptist Church from 2 to 8 p.m. Inflatables, games, face painting and fun. Chili and soup dinner. Proceeds for youth ministry.
Fish Plate Sale: at St. Paul AME Zion Church in Forest City beginning at 10 a.m. Sponsored by the Deacon Board.
Missions at the Airport: Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. and Sunday from 2 until 6 p.m. at Rutherford County Airport. All invited. Ride in a missionary airplane or helicopter, demonstrations of special flying techniques, meet jungle pilots and translators, observe computer and translation demonstrations. 828-289-9181 or george allen@wycliffe,org.
Sunday October 27
Spaghetti Dinner and Bake Sale Fundraiser in the Parish Hall of The Immaculate Conception Catholic Church at 1024 W. Main Street in Forest City from 10:15 a.m. til 2:30 p.m. $5 Adult and $3 under 12. Take out orders are available. Proceeds for Knights Charities.
Fall Festival from 5 - 8 p.m. at Mount Vernon Baptist Church. A free hotdog supper, costume contest, Holy Hayride (featuring Biblical characters throughout the route) and Trunk or Treat will be happening in the parking lot. The community is invited to join us for the fun and it is open to all ages. Mount Vernon Bapt is located at 2676 Hudlow Rd. Forest City. Call (828)286-9294 for more information
Family and Friends Day at Piney Ridge CME Church. Worship at 11 a.m.; picnic to follow.
Choir Anniversary, New Salem CME Church, 784 Pleasant Hill Loop Road at 3:30 p.m. Contact Bro. Walter Abrams @ 864 804-2577 or Sis. Tasha Barnette @ 828 755-5035.
Gospel Singing at Full Gospel Revival Church, Hwy. 6/74A Rutherfordton; featuring Soul Vision at 2 p.m.
Dr. Dan Goldberg, a representative of Chosen People Ministries will speak at Crestview Baptist church at 10;30 a.m. His message will be on Middle East Prophecy.
Forest City Foursquare Church and Pastor Ricky Poteat invite everyone to help celebrate what God has done over the last 31 years at their church. They will host Ken Turner and Valor III in concert that morning at 10:30 am. Then enjoy a potluck meal afterwards.
Homecoming at Grace Missionary Methodist Church, 965 Kelly Road, Caroleen; service begins at 10. Singing from 10 to 11 featuring Gospel Travelers. Guest speaker at 11 a.m. service Pastor Lamar Hewitt. Lunch following the service. Bring well-filled basket.
Family and Friends Day and Church Anniversary Picnic: Worship at 11 a.m.
Church Family Reunion at Bethel Baptist Church of Ellenboro beginning with a concert by Simple Faith at 10:15 am, followed by 11:00 am worship service and covered dish lunch. Everyone's invited!
Preacher Appreciation Day at Faith Baptist Church, 149 West Main Ext., Forest City. Worship service at 11 a.m. All are welcome.
Wednesday, October 30
Trunk or Treat at First Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m.; hot dog dinner served; 828-553-6426
Walk of Wonder from 6 to 8 p.m. at Concord Baptist Church, Old US HWY 74, Bostic
Bible Stories, food and fun. Take a walk through the Bible. Your journey will begin in our sanctuary and will take you through seven live Bible scenes. Bring the family!
Thursday, October 31
Halloween Trunk-a-Treat at 6 p.m. at Faith Baptist Church, 149 West Main Extension in Forest City.
Trunk or Treat Thursday at Long Branch Road Baptist Church, 621 Long Branch Road, Forest City from 6 - 8 pm.
Trunk or Treat at Spindale United Methodist Church, East Main Street in Spindale at Methodist Drive from 6 until 7 p.m.
Trunk or Treat at Union Mills Presbyterian Church, 6130 Hudlow Rd., Union Mills beginning at 5 pm.
Trunk or Treat at Race Path Baptist Church from 6 to 7 p.m.
Trunk or Treat in the fellowship hall of Mount Pisgah United Church of God from 5 to 8 p.m. All are invited.
Trunk or Treat at Southern Baptist Church on Railroad Avenue in Ruth from 5 to 8 p.m. Food games and trunk or treat.
Hot Dog Supper and Trunk or Treat at St. John AME Zion Church, N. Ridgecrest Avenue, Rutherfordton beginning at 6 p.m. Hot dog supper $2.
Noah's Ark Party at Floyd's Creek Baptist Church, 2004 Chase High Road, from 5:30 to 8:30 pm. Games, hayrides, cakewalk and lots of candy and fun. Kids up to 5th grade are invited. Dress as a favorite Bible character or other kid-friendly theme.
Trunk or Treat at Mt. Olivet Baptist Church beginning at 6 p.m.
Saturday, November 2
Christmas Bazaar at Long Branch Road Baptist Church, 621 Long Branch Road, Forest City from 7 am – 2 pm. Vendors/crafters/exhibitors welcome - both indoor and outdoor tables available. Food will be available. Space/table fee is $25. For details contact Laurie Crowe at firstname.lastname@example.com or (828) 429-4479
Operation Inasmuch at West Point Baptist Church, 1160 Union Road, Rutherfordton from 8 a.m. until noon. Clothes closet, food give-away, car wash and service. for info call 828-287-0165.
Community Breakfast at Mount Vernon Community Club on Hudlow from 7 to 10:30 a.m. Plates $5. Sponsored by Mount Vernon Baptist Church Youth and Children for summer camps for the children.
Spaghetti Supper at Thermal City United Methodist Church, 301 Thermal City Road Union Mills from 4 p.m. until. Aduults $7, Children $3, under 5 free. Take Outs available.
Fall Festival at Bill's Creek Baptist Church, 1475 Bill's Creek Road in Lake Lure from 3 to 6 p.m. Benefit for Guatemala Mission work. (828-625-5517).
Free Clothes Closet at Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church on Hudlow Road from 9 to 11 a.m. 828-245-4771.
Sunday, November 3
Gospel Singing: Riverside Baptist Church in Harris featuring His Glory Gospel Quartet
Award-winning Canadian Christian country singer/songwriter Trevor Baker will presnt his "Old but timely" message of home and encouragement with two local performances; 11 a.m. at First Broad Baptist Church in Bostic and 6 p.m. at the Forest City Church of the Nazarene. For more information go to www.trevorbaker.ca.
Benefit Singing at Village chapel Church, 141 Huntley Street in Forest City at 2 p.m. featuring Harris Baptist church Singers and Gospel Notes.
Debra Perry of Jaidyn's Call At Crestview Church in Forest City at 10:30 a.m.
Monday, November 4
Soup Supper at First Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m.; $3.50 per person; proceeds for missions; 828-553-6426
Friday, November 8
Ole Time Country Fair at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, Mt. Pleasant Church Road in Forest City. Friday from 4- 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 to 6 p.m. Free rides and games.
Saturday, November 9
Spindale UMW annual Fall Fixin's Sale will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. To order vegetable soup call 828-286-2281 or 828-286-2800 before Nov. 3. Cost is $6 per quart concentrated and freezes well. Also baked goods, cookie walk and crafts available.
Church Bazaar at Mountain Creek, Baptist Church, 710 Mountain Creek Road, Rutherfordton, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Full breakfast, lunch, bake sale, canned soups, yard sale, quilt drawing at 2 p.m.
A Christmas Bazaar will be held at The Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 1024 W. Main St. Forest City from 7 am to 2 pm. Crafts, baked goods, frozen entrees, once treasured items, silent auction and raffle. Breakfast and lunch will be available.
Saturday, November 9
Fall Bazaar: Missionary Wesleyan Church Social Hall, 811 Doggett Road, Forest City; 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. Come and shop for great Christmas Gifts. For info 245-4219 or 287-3687.
Sunday, November 10
St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church, 330 N. Ridgecrest Ave., Rutherfordton will celebrate Homecoming on Sunday, at 2:30 pm with a special guest speaker, and music.
Pastoral Anniversary for Pastor Gladys Logan at 6 p.m. at Angel Divine Faith Church. The speaker will be Bishop James Wiley from Liberty Temple Church in Shelby.
Second Sunday Night Singing at Sandy Level Baptist Church at 6 p.m. featuring Soul Vision.
Monday, November 11
Break Every Chain Empowerment Revival at Harvest House Baptist Church, 2938 Harris Henrietta Road in Mooresboro at 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Thursday, November 14
Community Outreach Thanksgiving Dinner at Union Mills Presbyterian Church, 6130 Hudlow Rd., Union Mills at 6 pm. Free Thanksgiving meal for everyone in the community to join together for fellowship and a time of thanks for our many blessings. Music after the meal. Everyone welcome!
Saturday, November 16
A Touch of Christmas at First Wesleyan Church, 700 S. Church Street, Forest City from 8 a,m, until 1 p.m. Country store, wreaths, floral arrangements, gift baskets, Christmas gifts and more.
The Telestials will be performing a love offering concert at First Broad Baptist Church at 7 p.m.
Saturday, November 23
Country Hm and Chicken Pie Supper at Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church on Hudlow Road from 5 to 8 p.m. $10 plate all you can eat. 828-245-4771.
Sunday, November 17
Revival at Cornerstone Baptist Church, 4357 W. Dixon Blvd. in Mooresboro Sunday through Friday. Sunday evening at 6 p.m. and Monday through Friday at 7 p.m.
Saturday, November 23
United Methodist Women Bazaar at First United Methodist Church in Rutherfordton from 8 am unti.l Serving sausage biscuits and coffee for breakfast and homemade soups, desserts, chicken salad and grilled cheese sandwiches for lunch. Auction from 8 unitl 1 p.m. Crafts, baked goods, canned goods, etc.
Sunday, November 24
Fourth Sunday Night Singing at Sandy Level Baptist Church at 6 p.m. featuring Good News Trio.
Sunday, December 8
Gospel Singing: Riverside Baptist Church in Harris featuring Truly Blessed


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Frank...your pics remind me of a saying by the late author Edward Abbey...something to the effect that true freedom is synonymous with true wilderness. One cant experience one without the other. Trying to imagine how the early pioneers persevered thru such unforgiving expanses gives a real respect for their grit and determination. Your RR makes this ever so plain to see. Being reliant on your machine and just how much we take for granted until it breaks down(hopefully that wont happen) and then all of the primitive challenges are right there.
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finding these roads...
question to those riding in this report. i'd like to try parts of your route, but i can't seem to find the oregon trail or some of these other roads on my city navigator software. i found a dotted line called the oregon trail on my aaa paper map.
do i need different map software to ride this route? i have a new 60csx gps, but don't really know how to use it yet.
also, the earliest i could intersect the cdr is about september 12 this year. is that too late? i'm riding from boston to start the trip and leaving the bike in az for the winter.
thanks for any help.
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Thanks fellas. STBNE: Your right. On a motorbike is one thing, in a wagon drawn by oxen, with your family aboard, hostile Indians, no water and so on, is quite another !
Pantah, that should be fine as we were there the last 2 weeks of Sept. Although no guarantees. Finding these remants of the Oregon Trail is a little tricky, which is probably why is still partly intact here.
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Day 5 Ends in Rawlins Wyoming
We could feel the wind starting to pick up quite a bit and could see the dark clouds forming to the southeast. We knew we had to get out to civilization, meaning for us, Rawlins. We had covered a big distance and now it was time "to just get there". Grub, fuel and motel were in order tonight.
Duane would stay back and wait it out for Dennis, which at that point we had no idea if he was still making headway or captured by a small tribe of Shoshone squaws.
We bee line it for Rawlins. As luck would have it, Duane and Dennis pull up about an hour behind. Dennis's Husky vibrating like a paint mixer, but still rideable to a degree on the dirt, needed to be trucked the last few miles. I'm not joking when I say we pulled into the motel and it started to pour. Lady luck was still with us. This would be the only rain, or clouds really, we would ever see throughout the entire 2 week trip. The next morning from the comfort of our motel room, it was over.
Dennis was obviously out. At least for now. Owning a 610 myself, Dennis and I knew exactly what the problem was. The counter balancer key had sheared. Finding a Husqvarna dealer in Rawlins Wyoming was obviously not going to happen. So Dennis told us to carry on without him, he would stay and fix the bike come hell or high water. He found a Yamaha dealer willing to give him a bay. Dennis worked all day on the Husky. We would ride on.
"Thanks to Duane, who was behind me, he rode shotgun as I limped the bike at 20 mph to Interstate 80, 18 miles away. I had thought of riding to Rawlins but that meant certain death on the interstate at such a slow speed. Enter I-80 Powersports, Rawlins, WY! We started making phone calls at a truck stop and got in touch with these great guys. Chad, an employee of the shop, picked me up using his own pick-up and trailer and hauled me back to the shop, 45 mins away".
"Chad (behind the computer screen) drove 45 minutes to pick me up and trailer me back to the shop".
The culpret. And the larger replacement.
While we continued on our epic adventure the next day, Dennis would spend most of that day filing down the key to proper size. It took almost all day.
Dennis being a U.S. Navy Submarine Engineer, was a perfectionist. And took due diligence in making the replacement better fitting than oem.
In Dennis's own words:
"It was imperative that the key flats were parallel, so I mentally divided the key into quadrants and carefully measured each one after five or six strokes. I got the key to withing one thousandth of an inch between both surfaces at all quadrants. I put the key back in, slathered red Locktite all over the shaft threads and tightened. I started her up the next day and she purred like a kitten".
Meanwhile, the scenery would change but again for us, as we were riding south out of Rawlins and back into an alpine terrain for the Colorado/Wyoming border where we would make a sharp right and head due west along the border between these 2 western states.
Coming up soon is ECHO PARK. If you have never seen or heard of it before, you are in for a treat. This place should be on every adventurers bucket list of places to ride to and camp. Unbelievable I tell ya !
Frank Reinbold
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bada bing, capiche?
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2010 BMW R1200RT, a sweet scooter for my daily 100 mile commute.
'08 Husqvarna TE-610, sold
waiting till I retire to get a new adv bike. meanwhile........
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I am glad I found this one, as it's giving me some ideas for my (hopefully) upcoming summer trip. The planning, planning, planning, preparation, planning, and steady accumulation of gear and accessories has been pre-occupying my budget and mind for now. This is nice to watch something unfold and (thus far) work like clockwork. Good job guys.
Thanks for the inspiration. It'll keep me focused.
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the landscapes are amazing.They are as foreign to me as the moon!
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I have to say, and I say this in a humble manner. Over 14 days and 2,600 miles of stuff like this, there is a lot or opportunity for things to go south. Lost, loosing someone, running out of fuel, incorrect routing, improper camping equipment and so on. This trip did indeed run like clockwork and the nice thing was, once we pushed "GO" on the GPS units leaving Idaho Falls on the morning of day 1, we didn't even have to think about it. We could totally loose ourselves in the adventure. And we did.
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bada bing, capiche?
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2010 BMW R1200RT, a sweet scooter for my daily 100 mile commute.
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waiting till I retire to get a new adv bike. meanwhile........
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Ditto about the Benchmark maps
I agree with Tony about the Benchmark map books. They are much more detailed than the DeLorme books. I use them locate roads, landmarks, etc and then I can create routes in my gps software. They are pricey but well worth it
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This is a great RR. The first RR I read when I found the ADV website was from Dockingpilot about 3 years ago when he rode from northern Idaho to southern Idaho on many of the areas I have hunted in years past. That report got me energized to start riding again after many years away from motorcycles.
I was almost in the same area at the same time last September. I had just completed riding the Magruder Corridor and was headed to the CDR to ride south into Idaho and into Wyoming when my clutch slave cylinder went south on me in Wisdom, MT and I had to abandon the trip and limp home to Boise. This fall I will probably attempt to continue where I left off.
You are correct in stating that the best time to ride these areas is in September. I have been following your report with my Benchmark mapbook in place.
Thanks for the great report
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Day 6
We woke up that next morning to a cloud covered sky and a wet ground but at least it was not raining any more and the forecast was for sunny skies to return.
We ate a hearty breakfast at the motel, saddled up and left Rawlins. Today we would continue riding south to the Colorado border & cross it but our route would keep us close to the Wyoming Territory line. Did you know when the pioneers where crossing Wyoming it was not even a territory yet, let alone a state ? And Gold, that was discovered in Colorado, was the reason for the states geographically placed borders. They wanted it all
The morning cloud cover I talked about.
As promised, sunshine prevailed. Another glorious day. What day was it ? We weren't paying much attention to that, so we had no clue.
South out of Rawlins the landscape changes again. We wonder, why absolutley no trees north of I80 yet tress south of it.
We ride through the Medicine Bow National Forest and if your going to ride the CDR, so will you as this is the way.
Allright fellas, just quickly think back to what I showed you we already rode through, and now this ! I mean if this is heaven, lord take me now !
The route was awesome.
We would get higher
We popped out onto Wyoming Rt.70. An excellent, paved twisted road and took it into Encampment for Fuel and lunch.
Fuel as planned and excactly when needed.
Food, also when needed
John, thinking to himself ""can it get any better" ?
If you ever find yourself in Encampment Wyoming in need of lunch, you wont have much choice but I can tell you the choice will be excellent !
When I come back, we'll finish riding day 6 in Colorado, jump off the CDR and start heading torwards Echo Park, a real gem and something completely different.
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Day 6 continued
Day 6
After lunch we head out for Colorado.
Elevation. Remember, late Sept.
Bruce on the mighty Super Enduro below. So "super" in fact it would nearly run out of fuel soon. Burce and I would split off from the other guys and go for an unexpected fuel stop in Baggs Wyoming, right on the Colo border. Bruce and I would ride alone the rest of the day and not see the other boys until that night. Question was hwere would that be ? Thats no big deal to any of us. "See you tonight boys, I'll leave word at the Hayden fuel stop as to where I expect us to be tonight, and you guys do the same if you get there 1st".
Bruce and I trying to figure out why the Super Enduro drank some much fuel. Before we depart the others.
Dangerously low on fuel, but a hella spot. We almost wouldn't mind being starnded right here.
After endless miles of national forest, we start to see some ranch homes.
We are on the border
This was voted as one of the most scenic roads we traveled. CR 80 I think John and Mike said it was. Aspen groves galore.
We spot what we believe, to be but cannot confirm, wild horses. At least we'd like to think they were.
Snow capped in the backround.
Wille Nelson's "Blue Skies" is playing in my mind.
Well it was now getting late in the day. Bruce and I had no idea if the others were ahead or behind us when we pulled into Hayden for fuel again after Bruces emergency Baggs stop. I asked the girl working the register if the boys had been there. She said they had not. We had about 45 mins of daylight left. Bruce and I made the decision to keep riding to Oak Creek where I had waypointed a motel. That was still about 40 miles away as I remember on dirt road. So the message was relayed to John, Mike and Duane that they are to go there to find us. Dennis in the meantime, was going to leave Rawlins in the am and hook up with us again as per his just recieved text. The question was "where" ? Remember, our route is circular in shap, so intersecting should be fairly easy.
On the leg from Hayden to Oak Creek, Bruce and I spotted our 1st Elk fairly close to us in the waning light.
Bruce and I pull in to a motel at dusk and secure the rooms for everyone. This photo was actually taken the next morning. We arrived the night before in the dark.
The boys pulled into Oak Creek about 45 mins behind us. Like clockwork we were together again and celebrated with some of the best baby backs and local brew I ever had !
When I return, we ride west, way beyond the 100th meridian, Dennis re connects with the trip and we camp in Echo Park, where a totaly new and different landscape awaited us ! As Tony advised us "if you boys camp anywhere, make it Echo Park"
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If you have the chance ride CR80. An incredibly gorgeous stretch of road. 'Course we hit it at just the right time with the Aspens in full color.
It's a gravel twisting road and around every turn is anohter amazing vista.
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Fall means America's pastime and hunting"So, how about those St. Louis Cardinals?" I ask the young guy who is handing out towels at the health club. (The Cardinals had just defeated the Braves in a one-game "series.")
By: Bernie Kuntz, The Jamestown Sun
"So, how about those St. Louis Cardinals?" I ask the young guy who is handing out towels at the health club. (The Cardinals had just defeated the Braves in a one-game "series.")
"Uh … I'm not much of a baseball fan," he answers. End of conversation. Better that answer, though, rather than a snarky comeback about the "boring" game of baseball, a typical observation from soccer fans. My reply to them is, "Well, you have to be smart enough to understand the game." (And don't get me started on soccer!) In baseball an almost infinite number of actions can occur with every pitch. I find that intriguing.
I should point out that I have been a baseball fan since I was a small boy, and a Cardinal fan since the days of Stan Musial. I can't tell you who won the Super Bowl the year before last, but I can recite the Cardinal's lineup from 1964. That's the year they had the All-Star infield and won the World Series.
I still have Stan Musial's "hit record," as it was called, circa 1960. (It didn't do me any good — I was a "B" team third baseman who still is awestruck that a human can actually hit a pitched baseball traveling 95 mph!) But if I had access to something that would play a 33-1/3 RPM record, I'd crank it up just to listen to the late Harry Caray, the voice of the St. Louis Cardinals.
"Here's Musial!" he'd bellow into the microphone. On the old record is "Stan-the-Man," as fans called him, lining his 3,000th hit, and winning a long ago all-star game by blasting a home run into the right field seats in the 10th inning. (Musial, a hall of famer who had a .331 lifetime batting average, is in his 90s these days and still lives in St. Louis.)
My love for baseball has been a problem every fall as I have tried to watch as many games as possible, and still go hunting. A typical October has looked like this — hunt pheasants in the CRP fields of northeastern Montana, dash back to the Sherwood Inn in Plentywood, drink beer while watching baseball in the evening as tired Labradors stretch out on the bed.
Things have been more difficult the years I hunted in southeastern Montana. Once or twice I stayed in a motel in Broadus where I could watch evening games, but usually Laurie and I were camped in a tent 35 miles from town. In that part of the country, you can't even get a radio station let alone think about TV.
Last year we were once again in the tent, and I suggested we drive in to Broadus on a certain weekday night to have a pizza and watch a playoff game. Wouldn't you know, the pizza place, which makes some of the best pizza I have eaten anywhere, was closed one night a week — the night I chose to come to town. We did catch the playoff game at a local bar, and yes, the Cardinals won.
This year I elected to stay home in October and it has been a gut-wrenching experience. I smell that autumn air and I want to be pheasant hunting, but my back is telling me that it is a bit early to be following Labradors in the heavy cover of a creek bed this soon after surgery.
The only good thing I can say about my decision is that I can watch baseball uninterrupted. I haven't missed a game and don't plan to. It's been a delicious luxury to watch baseball on a big screen TV from my easy chair rather than on a substandard motel TV.
So, how about those Cardinals?
"Here's Musial!"
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Kuchum Khan, Kuchum Khan of Sibir (Tatar: Küçüm, Күчүм, Russian: Кучум; in Siberian Tatar Köçöm is pronounced approximately as /kœtsœm/ - Көцөм, English name comes from Tatar pronunciation) (died ca. 1605) was the last khan of the Khanate of Sibir (1563–1598).
Kuchum Khan's attempt to spread Islam and his cross border raids were vigorously opposed by the Russian Tsar[specify] who sent a force of Cossacks to confront him head on. Kuchum is particularly noted for the vigorous resistance he gave to the Russian invaders.
Kuchum was the son of prince Mortaza from the Shayban dynasty (Şäyban). In 1554, he contested the throne of the Siberia Khanate against the incumbents brothers Yadegar (Yädegär) and Bekbulat, who were both vassals of Russia. In 1563, Yadegar was defeated and Kuchum assumed the throne. In 1573, Kuchum conducted a raid on Perm. It was this and other minor raids which prompted the Tsar of Russia to support a Cossack invasion of Siberia.
War with Russia[edit]
In 1582, the Siberia Khanate was attacked by the Cossack ataman Yermak, who defeated Kuchum's forces and captured the capital Qashliq. Kuchum retreated into the steppes, and over the next few years regrouped his forces. He suddenly attacked Yermak on August 6, 1584 in the dead of night, and killed Yermak and most of his army; regaining control of the now ruined Qashliq. Kuchum attempted to unite the rival factions within the khanate nobility but met with resistance. After an unsuccessful attempt on his life by Qarachi Sayet khan (Säyet), Kuchum was forced to move his horde to the steppe south of the Irtysh river. There he attempted to establish a new khanate, engaging in war against Russian governors.
In 1590 Kuchum raided the Tatars around Tobolsk who were paying yasak to the Russians. In 1591 Koltsov caught Kuchum on the Ishym River and captured two of his wives and his son Abdul-Khair who was later given estates in Russia. In 1594 the fort at Tara was built in part to control Kuchum who was in the area. In 1595 Kuchum's followers were raided on the upper Irtysh. In 1597 Kuchum asked for negotiations and the Tsar and Abdul-Khair wrote from Russia offering estates in Russia in return for surrender. Before September 1598 Andrey Voyeykov caught a large group of his followers at a place called Ub Lake and later caught Kuchum on the Ob River. Kuchum fled, but the Russians killed two of his sons and captured five other sons, eight wives and eight daughters. A Muslim cleric was sent to negotiate. Kuchum replied, describing himself as deaf and blind and without subsistence and said that he had not submitted before and would not submit now. This was his last contact with the Russians. He is believed to have died c. 1605 in Bukhara[citation needed]. In 1620 his son Ishim-khan married a daughter of Kho Orluk who was then leading his people from Dzugharia to the Volga.
Kuchum is portrayed in numerous Tatar and Russian songs and legends. His descendants remained in Muscovy, eventually assuming the title of Sibirsky.
In 1591, Kuchum's son, Abul Khayir was the first of his dynasty to convert to Christianity. His conversion was followed by the conversion of his entire family who eventually assimilated into the Russian nobility. For instance, although Abul Khayir's son was known as Vasily Abulgairovich, his grandson's name, Roman Vasilyevich, could no longer be distinguished from a native Russian name.
In 1686, the tsar decreed that the dynasties of the ruler of Imeretia in the Caucasus along with the Tatar princes of Siberia and Kasimov were to be into the Genealogical Book of the Russian nobility.[1]
In 1661 a man who was said to be a descendent of Kuchum fought the Russians in Bashkiria. In 1739, during the Bashkir War, Karasakal was said by some to be a Kuchumid.[2]
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- ^ Michael Khodarkovsky, Russia's Steppe Frontier, Indiana University Press, 2002, ISBN 0-253-21770-9, M1 Google Print, p. 265.
- ^ Alton S Donnelly, 'The Russian Conquest of Bashkiria', 1968, pages 23 and 127


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text: Feast on Scraps is an Alanis Morissette CD/DVD package released on December 10, 2002 (see 2002 in music). The DVD was filmed during a concert in Rotterdam, Netherlands and the CD contains unreleased studio tracks left off Morissette's album Under Rug Swept, which was released earlier that year. A promotional-only double A-side of "Simple Together" and "Bent 4 U" was released in Europe, and Offer was released in Brazil, becoming very popular because at the time she appeared in a famous soap opera called "Celebridade" (Celebrity). As of 2006, Feast on Scraps had sold 73,000 copies according to Nielsen SoundScan.


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1. Banana Man.
2. The Lady Who Licked Tractors.
3. Pole dance faceplant.
4. "Do I make you horny, baby?"
5. When bathroom selfies go wrong.
6. When bedroom selfies go wrong.
7. "Get your motor running…"
8. Yes, this makes sense.
9. "I got the moves like —"
10. Twerking too hard.
11. Post-workout duckface.
Via instagram.com
12. Musical chairs.
13. Mr. Universe.
14. Welcome to the gun show.
15. Born slippy.
16. "I whip my hair back and forth."
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17. "Let me be your fantasy."
Via cheezburger.com
18. "I'm a slaaaave for you."
19. "Come to me. Let me serenade you."
20. Hmmm.
Via epicfail.com
21. "Draw me like one of your French girls."
22. Blond ambition.
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23. Sexiest Snapchat ever?
Via snapchatted.com
24. Hang on, who let him in?
25. Erm.
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26. "I'm a genie in a bottle. You gotta rub me the right way."
27. Don't mind me. Just twerking on some bins.
28. "Square-jawed. Serious. Yes, this will make the ideal profile photo."
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