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Dr. Dre wants Marvin Gaye and Jimi Hendrix holograms
Dr. Dre hopes his hologram extravaganza at Coachella over the weekend will inspire other acts to bring icons back from the dead – he wants to see projections of Marvin Gaye and Jimi Hendrix on the stage.
The rap mogul and Snoop Dogg wowed the crowd at the music event on Sunday when a hologram of late star Tupac Shakur 'performed' "Ain't Nothin' Like A Gangsta Party" alongside the duo.
And Dre is adamant the showstopping finale will start a trend of resurrecting late superstars through technology – and he wants to see his peers perform with Gaye and guitar legend Hendrix in the near future.
He tells MTV News, "I think everybody's in love with it right now, so we're having fun. Hopefully, different artists are able to bring out their favorite artists. Hopefully, we can see Jimi Hendrix and Marvin Gaye.
"Let's see what happens… there's a technology that's happening where the hologram could be 360 degrees. Right now it's flat, it just looks like it's three-dimensional from the front, but I'm working on some new and different things for the future."
Snoop & Dr. Dre bring back Tupac via hologram
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Snoop & Dr. Dre brought Tupac Shakur back from the dead for a showstopping finale to the first Coachella weekend on Sunday night.
Shakur appeared as a hologram on the festival stage after a tribute performance of his hit California Love and the late star 'teamed up' with Snoop on "Ain't Nothin' Like A Gangsta Party" after an eerie solo rendition of "Hail Mary" from beyond the grave.
The ghostly apparition drew mixed reactions from those watching the set online, with one fan calling it "wrong on so many levels" and others stunned by the Tupac trick, tweeting, "WTF!"
But most rap fans were thrilled, including the stars in attendance. Katy Perry tweeted, "I think I might have cried when I saw Tupac," while her pal Rihanna boasted: "TupacBACK unbelievable IWASTHERE STORY4myGrandKidz (sic)."
Estelle added, "TupacBack Yeaaaahhhh omfg… Real tears" and actress Teresa Palmer declared, "Coachella could not be cooler right now."
It was somewhat of a who's who of rap, with Eminem, 50 Cent, Wiz Khalifa and Kendrick Lamar joining them onstage, while Warren G teamed up with the hip-hop icons for a tribute to the late Nate Dogg and rap trio 213.
Shouting out, "If my homie Nate Dogg was here he'd wanna hear something like this…" Snoop performed "Ain't No Fun (If the Homies Can't Have None)" with Warren G, as a photo slideshow of Nate Dogg flashed up on big screens behind and over the stage.
Eminem appeared to rap through "I Need a Doctor" immediately after the Tupac Shakur tribute and then joined his mentor Dre on Forgot About Dre.
50 Cent took to the stage with G-Unit sidekick Tony Yayo for a brief solo set, performing
P.I.M.P. and In Da Club, and Wiz Khalifa joined Snoop for a rendition of their hit Young & Wild & Free.
In between the superstar turns, official headliners Snoop and Dre celebrated their 20-year partnership with a set that included Drop it Like It's Hot, Next Episode and Gin & Juice.
The duo also performed Dre's first solo single, "Deep Cover (187)," "Nuthin' But a G Thang "and a brief cover of House of Pain's "Jump Around."
The rap superstars closed their 60-minute set with their classic hit "Still D.R.E." and it was clear the reclusive producer/hitmaker had really enjoyed what one Twitter fan called "Epichella." He left the thousands at the festival with the line, "Coachella, I wanna say thank you for all the love over the years."
Taking to his Twitter.com page after his performance, Wiz Khalifa told fans, "F– 2pac Ahhhhhhh!!! I Performed Wit Dr Dre And Snoop Dogg!!! Awww F– Im So Happy To Be Alive. That Was The Best S– I Seen In My Life! Thank Everybody!!! Snoop. Dre. Warren G. Pac. The Stoners. The Ratchet!!! Usher. 50 Cent. Coachella Was Life Changing!!!"
The stunning weekend festival – perhaps the best ever – also featured headlining performances from The Black Keys and Radiohead and other highlights from Florence & The Machine, Miike Snow, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, M83, The Shins, Bon Iver, A$AP Rocky, Pulp and Arctic Monkeys.
The acts will repeat their performances and festival time slots at a second Coachella next weekend.
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Late rapper Nate Dogg to perform at Coachella via hologram
Rapper Nate Dogg is reportedly set to appear at the Coachella festival in California this weekend – as a hologram.
The hip-hop star, real name Nathaniel Dwayne Hale, passed away in March, 2011, after suffering complications from multiple strokes.
However, the he is set to "perform" a short set with his former 213 bandmate Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre on Sunday during their all-star headlining set at the much-hyped music festival.
According to TMZ.com, the late rapper's image will be projected onto a large screen beside the stage, allowing both artists to complete their gig with the support of the hitmaker's vocals.
Reports suggest Snoop and Nate's 213 bandmate Warren G, Eminem and Wiz Khalifa will join the headliners on stage for their two Coachella shows, spread out over two weekends.
Dr. Dre under fire for fox fur headphones
Rapper Dr. Dre has come under fire from animal rights activists for selling headphones which feature real fox fur.
The hip-hop star teamed up with designers at fashion house Oscar de la Renta to create a limited edition range of headphones, which are covered in "luxe silver fox," for his line Beats by Dre.
However, the new sound piece has infuriated bosses at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and executive Michelle Cho has now written an open letter to the hitmaker, urging him to discontinue the collection and shun the use of fur and exotic-animal skins in the future.
She writes, "Foxes, minks, rabbits, and other animals – including cats and dogs – are bludgeoned, genitally electrocuted, strangled with wire nooses, drowned, and even skinned alive for their pelts. Most animals killed for their fur are slaughtered in China, where there are no penalties for those who abuse animals on fur farms…
"With so many fashionable, cruelty-free materials available these days, we hope that you will keep animals in mind and choose not to use fur or exotic skins in your collection… You have a tremendous amount of influence on young people – won't you please consider using your platform to advocate kindness toward animals by pledging never to design with real fur and exotic skins?"
Rap icon Dr. Dre teams up with Justin Bieber
Rap superproducer Dr. Dre took a break from working on his long-awaited comeback album on Tuesday to make music with an unlikely collaborator – teenage pop star Justin Bieber.
The "Still D.R.E." hitmaker has been perfecting the tracks for "Detox" for months and his first new release in over a decade is expected to hit music retailers by the end of the year.
But Dre temporarily put the album on hold this week to provide Usher's protege Bieber with some beats and share a few wise words with the 16 year old.
Revealing the news on his Twitter blog on Tuesday, Bieber wrote, "Got to be in the studio with the legend himself Dr. Dre. Made a couple beats and he gave me some advice…i was hyped. can u blame me?"
"Detox" is Dre's much-delayed follow-up to his 1999 album, "2001."
Reverend Denies Dr. Dre Blackmail
Civil rights activist Reverend Al Sharpton has blasted allegations he demanded money from hip-hop producer Dr. Dre to end a disagreement between rival rappers 50 Cent and the Game.
Bruce Williams, a confidant of the superproducer and author of a recently released book about him, claims Sharpton issued an ultimatum to Dre to end the long-running feud between the two stars in early 2005, shortly after The Game had been axed from 50 Cent's G-Unit crew.
Sharpton is alleged to have challenged the Dre to settle the pair's discrepancies and pay up $500,000, or he would lead a National Action Network march and call for fans to boycott the stars' music.
But Sharpton and representatives for his NAN organization have staunchly denied the claims.
In a statement issued to AllHipHop.com, they say: "The National Action Network and Reverend Al Sharpton were not involved with and did not attend a press conference held by Hip-Hop artists The Game and 50 Cent to announce their truce and donation to charities.
"At no point has Reverend Al Sharpton or an authorized representative of National Action Network met with Dr. Dre."
The Game and 50 Cent held a joint press conference in May 2005 to publicly declare a truce. They also made a combined donation of $253,500 to the Boys Choir of Harlem, New York.
However, the two rappers have since reignited their feud.
Dr. Dre Sues Death Row
Rapper Dr. Dre is suing his former record label Death Row over the rights to his groundbreaking 1992 album The Chronic.
Dre — real name Andre Young — filed the lawsuit last Wednesday at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Los Angeles. It includes claims the now-defunct label is attempting to sell copyrights for the album, which launched fellow rap star Snoop Dogg's career.
When he handed over his 50 percent share in Death Row Records in 1996, Dre struck an agreement with the label whereby the company retained copyrights for The Chronic — provided it continued to pay him royalties. In 2000 he canceled the agreement, claiming he had received no royalties from the company.
He is asking the court to officially rescind the agreement and force Death Row to return the copyrights to him. He is also seeking restitution from Death Row's use of the copyrights.
Dr. Dre Donates Cash to Selected Hurricane-Hit Families
Rap veteran Dr. Dre has dipped into his personal fortune to donate $1 million to 50 hurricane-affected families.
The former NWA member has donated the cash through the Julia C. Hester House, a Texas, organization which will give $20,000 to each of the 50 families in need.
The families were chosen after a needs assessment based on criteria established by the hip-hop star, whose real name is Andre Young.
He says in a statement, "I wanted to be sure that my donation went directly into the hands of hurricane victims."
In the past few weeks, hurricanes Katrina and Rita have left a trail of death and destruction across the Gulf Coast region.


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Ohla Hotel - Barcelona
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Unwind with Egyptian cotton sheets in each room at Ohla Hotel! This luxury Barcelona hotel offers a rooftop terrace as well as free Wi-Fi and is located near a metro station in the area of Ciutat Vella.
This hotel has 2 restaurants. If you want low-key dining options, you will be pleased to find a snack bar/deli and 24-hour room service. No matter how busy you are, take some time out to de-stress as you will find massage/treatment rooms and a sauna on site. Pack a swimsuit as your hotel features an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, a great way to unwind. Spend your days lounging by the pool with a cool drink, having a spot of lunch at the restaurant or simply enjoying the beverage selection at the lounge bar before dinner. Multilingual staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance, express check-in and express check-out.
Free high-speed (wired) Internet access is available. The hotel has a meeting room available for hire. There is also a safety deposit box at reception for all your valuables. Other amenities include a hair salon, dry cleaning/laundry, an area shuttle, an elevator (lift) and concierge services.
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Breakfast at Ohla Hotel
A buffet breakfast is served between 7 AM and 11 AM for a fee.
Facilities at Ohla Hotel
- Bar
- Pool bar
- Cafeteria
- Snack bar
- Laundry service
- Lift/elevator
- Hairdresser
- Room service - 24 hour
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Laundry room
- Limousine service
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
- Valet service
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - safety deposit box
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Outdoor swimming pool
- Health club
- Sauna
- Massages
- Meeting Room
- Internet/Email services
Know before you go
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.
- Children 2 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: between 3 PM and midnight.
Check-out: before noon.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18 years old.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 25 per person (approximately)
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 2.46 per person, per night, up to 7 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 17 years of age.
The charges below are included in your overall room price:
- Resort fee
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.A tourist tax will be collected at the property upon arrival. The tax applies up to a maximum of 7 nights per person per stay. Children under 17 years of age are exempt from this tax.
Ohla Hotel reviews
- July 2013
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
- Sweden
The Ohla is a lovely modern hotel and the rooms are very good indeed. I have stayed there twice now and will certainly be returning. The cocktail bar and especially the staff there are excellent; great value and perfectly presented drinks. The breakfast facility is superb and again the staff were attentive and friendly. The restaurant was, however, something of a let-down. The range of fine dining options was very limited and I was frankly unimpressed by anything served to us. Stylish in its way, yes, but not what I would expect given the hype. But there are many other better places to eat nearby and the location is just about perfect.
- July 2011
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
i arrived to the hotel at 2:00 pm but i was faced by the room is not available pls come back after 30-40 mints!! i went for lunch and came back at 3:30 pm to the receptionest and unfortunatly she said the same for me will b ready after 30-40 mints that made me mad??!!! the hotel has no good common places like lubby and the swimming pool is at the roof just 6 meter long and 1.5-2 m wide i think that was for kids.. it is really strange to mention that it has pool. the gym is also small were it has only 2 tredmil and 3 bikes and that is it ?!!
- July 2011
- Venere Guest
- Couple
The roof top swimming pool with views over the city was an amenity welcome almost beyond measure on hot summer days as an alternative to the beach. Our room was modern & elegant with an added frisson of exoticism and eroticism added by having the shower be a free-standing glass walled enclosure in the middle of the room. The staff was very friendly and spoke excellent English (though their restaurant suggestions were not the best...) The hotel is directly across from a metro stop and conveniently positioned for exploring the city.
- May 2011
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- United Kingdom
The Ohla Hotel was a treat, lovely room, great cocktail bar and a stunning rooftop. The staff were friendly throughout.
- May 2015
- Venere Guest
- Sweden
- March 2015
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- United Kingdom
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- January 2012
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- Switzerland
- September 2013
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- July 2014
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- Switzerland
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Room Details
Book your luxury accommodation at Ohla Hotel, offering 74 guest rooms with iPod docking stations and Egyptian cotton sheets. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy LCD televisions with satellite channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Ciutat Vella area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, laptop-compatible safes and phones.
Guest rooms are individually decorated, making each stay a unique experience. Visitors will enjoy restful nights throughout their vacation or business trip thanks to comfortable beds with premium bedding and down comforters, plus a choice of pillows from a pillow menu. Partially open bathrooms are outfitted with designer toiletries, bathrobes and slippers. Minibars, complimentary bottled water and hair dryers can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs. Additional guest comforts include climate control, soundproofing and air conditioning.
A turndown service is available. Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Soundproof rooms
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- High speed Internet access
- Dial-up Internet access
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Ohla HotelPalau de la Musica Catalana - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Diocesan Museum of Barcelona - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Santa Caterina Market - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Roman Tombs - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Barcelona Cathedral - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Placa de Catalunya - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Frederic Mares Museum - 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
Tivoli Theatre - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Museu del Calcat - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Placa del Rei - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Barcelona History Museum - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Casa Calvet - 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Placa de Sant Jaume - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Virreina Palace - 0.6 km / 0.3 mi
The closest major airports to Ohla Hotel are:
Barcelona (YJD-Barcelona-France Train Station) - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Barcelona (YJB-Barcelona-Sants Train Station) - 3 km / 1.8 mi
Barcelona (BCN-Barcelona Intl.) - 12.4 km / 7.7 mi
The preferred airport for Ohla Hotel is Barcelona (BCN-Barcelona Intl.).
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
Transportation services Ohla Hotel
- Limousine service
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
- Free parking
- Valet service
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Annika Falkengren
Annika Falkengren née Bolin (born 1962) is President and Group Chief Executive of the Swedish bank Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) since November 2005.[1]
Education and career[edit]
Falkengren holds a degree in economics from Stockholm University.[2] After this, she applied for SEB's holding trainee programme in 1987.[3] She has worked for SEB since 1987, when she started as a trainee, worked in the Trading & Capital Markets division from 1988 until 2000, and was Head of the Corporate & Institutions division from 2001 until December 2004, when she was appointed by the board to succeed Lars H. Thunell on 1 January 2006, meanwhile serving as Deputy Group Chief Executive.[4] As Thunell left for the World Bank, she eventually took office on 10 November 2005.[5]
Falkengren also serves as chairperson of Enskilda Securities AB and director of Ruter Dam. A director of the Mentor Foundation and the IMD Foundation.[6]
Falkengren was nominated to the Supervisory Board of Volkswagen in 2011.[7] The media have often focused on her gender and her good looks and the fact she had a child in 2005 just a few months before entering her top position.[8] Swedish business magazine Veckans Affärer named her the most powerful woman in Swedish business in 2005.,[9] and the Financial News Online has ranked her as No 68 among the "100 most influential people in European capital markets".[10]
On Fortune's Most powerful women in global business 2008 Falkengren was ranked as number 7, being the second most powerful businesswoman in Europe[11] and in 2010 was ranked number 8 globally.[12]
- ^ "Annika Falkengren B.Sc.". Businessweek. Retrieved 4 February 2013.
- ^ Emilie Westholm, "Annika Falkengren" at the news site Realtid.se, Sept. 29, 2005 (mentions that she studied economics at Stockholm University); SEB Board of Directors (mentions her degree).
- ^ "Annika Falkengren". EuropeanCEO.com. 9 October 2013. Retrieved 19 December 2013.
- ^ SEB Board of Directors; "Annika Falkengren VD i SEB 1 januari 2006", press release from SEB dated 15 December 2004.
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- ^ "Annika Falkengren". European CEO. Retrieved 15 January 2013.
- ^ Changes in Volkswagen's Supervisory Board, press release by Volkswagen AG, released 2011-02-25, retrieved 2011-02-26
- ^ Mary Mårtensson, "Bebismamma knep toppjobbet" ("Mother of baby took the job"), Aftonbladet, December 16, 2004.
- ^ "Näringslivets 125 mäktigaste kvinnor" ("The 125 most powerful women in [Swedish] business").
- ^ "The Financial News 100 most influential people in European capital markets", Financial News Online, undated. Other Swedes on the list are Marcus Wallenberg (b. 1956), President and CEO, Investor AB, chairman of Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (no. 43), Conni Jonsson, Managing partner, EQT Partners (78), Björn Savén, Chairman and chief executive, Industri Kapital (92), and Karin Forseke, Chief executive, Carnegie Investment Bank (98).
- ^ http://www.e24.se/mankvinna/efterborsen/riktliv/artikel_742653.e24 (Swedish)
- ^ http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/mostpowerfulwomen/2010/global/index.html


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SANTA ANA – Corazón, a nonprofit that builds houses for poor families in northern Mexico, is grappling with the twin challenges of a sluggish economy and fears of travel south of the border.
The organization built 70 homes as recently as 2008, while the last couple of years that number has dropped to about 25.
Meanwhile, the annual budget since 2007 has slid from about $750,000 to $486,000 in 2010, but $505,000 for 2011, about 4 percent more.
"We are hoping for a steady improvement in 2011 in both donor and volunteer response," said the group's president, Tom McMillen of San Juan Capistrano, in an e-mail. "We have learned that getting people to Mexico to work hands-on, and have the Corazón experience, is what leads to developing more long term supporters and donors for the other parts of our organization."
Maria Mazzenga Avellaneda, the executive director, said the organization had anticipated a $96,000 shortfall entering 2010.
By the end of the year, though, Corazón had broken even, by fundraising and taking such steps as cutting back on programs such as scholarships, tutoring and summer camp, as well as reducing staff hours. The director's hours, for example, were cut from 40 to 30, while a full-time, Mexican-based operations director has become a part-time development director.
Such changes as moving the office from Laguna Hills to Santa Ana about 2½ years ago and closing its south county warehouse have saved an estimated $40,000 a year, she said.
"As always, my concern is with the economy," she said. "When the economy went bad, we didn't get the support that we'd always had. But when people experience the program, they buy into it. We don't give people a hand out. We work to give them a hand up."
On top of funding challenges as a result of the recession, the organization has had to confront fears of travel to Mexico.
Corazón builds houses when sponsors, usually from church congregations from around the country, come forward to fund them and create crews of volunteers to participate in a build. A crew of 30 to 50 people can build a three-room, 16-foot by 20-foot house in Tijuana or Tecate in a day.
But for some potential volunteers, the words "the border" conjure up images of violence among Mexico's drug cartels.
Last year, the Catholic Diocese of Orange issued a ban on diocesan groups traveling to Mexico.
"The ban still has a big impact on us," Avellaneda said. "There are many churches that won't even consider it."
Volunteers, though, have never had problems.
"We weren't seeing violence in our communities," she said of the neighborhoods where homes are built. "It was very targeted. The criminals fight with each other or fight with police. But it doesn't happen in our communities...They really protect us and look out for us."


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News, events and recipes from Aiden Byrne and his restaurants.
Arrival for 7pm on the Monday 11th May 2015, followed by 3 course dinner at 7.30pm.
Especially designed by Aiden Byrne.
Purchase tickets at £35pp from The Church Green or by calling 01925 752068.
Raffle and very special auction in aid of Brainwave.
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The New Year is well and truly upon us and we are very pleased to announce our January sale has now begun. Throughout this month we are offering our five course tasting menu for just £40, an incredible third off! Aiden and his team have put together this superb menu for your enjoyment which will be running Monday to Saturday all this month and next.
Goats milk brioche, chestnut soupCape coral, Circumstance Estate, Mouvedre, S Africa
Chicken liver and foie gras parfait, hazelnut sponge, Jerusalem artichokeKeith Tulloch, Botrytis Semillon, Australia
Roasted monkfish tail, red pepper, almond, chorizo and brown shrimpCloud Factory, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough/Fromm la Strada, Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough
Breast of Goosnargh duck, duck egg, parmesan potato mousse and pistachioEmiliana, Pinot Noir Reserva, Chile/Bourgogne, 'Chapitre' Machard de Gramont, France
Chocolate panna cotta, rum soaked pineapple, lime and coconutCasta Diva, Moscatel, Spain
£60 per person £40
Accompanying wines £25/£40This menu must be ordered for the whole table.
We are expecting a lot of demand for this offer so please book now to avoid disappointment.
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Just a reminder for all those who haven't taken advantage yet, our great offer for the Tasting menu during January and February is only available until this Sunday, 7th December.
We are selling a voucher for the five course menu which can be redeemed from Monday to Thursday for the first two months of 2015 for just £40 (per person). This is a massive 33% of the usual price and would make a great gift idea for Christmas.
Contact the restaurant on 01925 752 068 and press 1 for reservations to buy your voucher today.
We can also announce the second winner of our tasting menu for four people in partnership with Henning wealth management. This month's lucky customer is…
A big Church Green congratulations to Sarah and her guests, we look forward to welcoming them in to the restaurant soon.
Last month we had the privilege to attend a lunch with HRH Sophie the Countess of Wessex to celebrate the 5th birthday of Brainwave, The Church Green's official chosen charity. Over the years we have raised tens of thousands of pounds for the charity through our annual Gala dinner events and auctions, and it is very close to our hearts, so it was fantastic to be part of the celebrations for this landmark. Our tireless fundraising efforts were recognised by Her Royal Highness, who is the president of Brainwave, as she personally thanked Sarah for our work. We would like to extend this thank you to everybody who has been involved and attended our events and contributed to the money raising that we have achieved, and long may our association with the charity continue. Visit the website here: www.brainwave.org.uk
In other news this week, we are pleased to announce that we have drawn the first winner of our monthly competition to win the tasting menu for four people, in association with The Partner Practice and St James's Place Wealth Management plc.
If you are interested in winning this great prize next month simply fill in your details on the flyer at the end of your meal and we will be drawing one lucky entry out at the beginning of December to win the fantastic prize, worth £240. So without further ado, the inaugural winner of the tasting menu is…
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Mr M Tandy, of Higher Lane, Lymm.
Huge congratulations to him and the fortunate three he decides to treat, we look forward to welcoming you and your guests soon!
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Winter is well and truly on it's way and before we know it will be Christmas - so now is the time to get your gatherings and celebrations organised!
Whether it is a night out with friends, the annual work party or a family get together, The Church Green is the perfect venue for all your needs. Our fantastic festive menu will be available from the 1st to the 24th December.
Reservations are already flying in so please book as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
Once again we will be hosting our 'New Year's Eve Gala Dinner' featuring a sumptuous six course menu of classic Church Green dishes specially selected by our team of chefs. This will be preceded by bubbles and Canapés on arrival, and then we will be seeing the new year in with style as phenomenal swing singer 'Steve Cole' will be here to amaze and entertain throughout the night. For more on the talented Mr Cole, check him out at www.stevecoleuk.com
It is all set to be yet another memorable holiday season, and we look forward to celebrating it with you.
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It doesn't feel like twelve months since the last awards but it has come round again and we are proud to say that we have retained our rosettes at the Church Green for another consecutive year, so a big pat on the back to our whole team for their continued efforts and high standards in food and service.
We also extend a big congratulations to Aiden and the team at Manchester House for earning three rosettes at the first time of asking. This is the maximum a restaurant can be awarded after its first year of business and an incredible achievement.
All in all, another very successful year at the awards for our camp; long may it continue!
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We are pleased to announce our second BBQ of the year will be taking place on the 17th August. After the success of last month's event we are bringing the 'Inka' grill outdoor again and will be serving our famous prime burgers, steaks, peri peri chicken, lamb koftas, and more from one o' clock in our beautiful beer garden. For those that missed the last BBQ, all this will be accompanied by a vast array of salads and breads for you to help yourselves to. It is all set to be a great day so fingers crossed for the weather!
If we do get a scorcher of a day don't forget our ice cream parlour is now up and running so if you have enough room left you can cool down with one of Kelly's finest Cornish ice-creams. We will also have our full grill menu and Sunday roast available, so there promises to be something for everybody. We look forward to seeing you then!
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Aiden visited a Birchwood charity he has helped to the tune of £8,000.
The owner of the Church Green in Lymm dropped into Brainwave recently as part of the town's Disability Awareness Week. A firm supporter of the charity, Aiden met some of the children the centre helps.
Brainwave, the Warrington Guardian's charity of the month for June, helps children with disabilities and additional needs to achieve greater independence Aiden said: 'Family is very important to me and my wife Sarah, as is our community and the people within it.
"When we were looking for a charity to support, we knew we wanted something that had some association to all of those elements, and Brainwave was the perfect choice. It's always an inspiration to visit Brainwave and see first-hand the great work they do."
Brainwave community manager Joanne Freeman said: 'On behalf of the families we support, I'd like to thank Aiden for all his hard work and generosity.
"His fundraising is making a huge difference to the children who visit our Birchwood Centre."
Aiden, who recently opened a new fine dining restaurant in Manchester, helped raised £8,000 after making Brainwave his charity of the year. This is enough to help two new children onto the programme.
During his visit, Aiden met the Brainwave team who support children through therapy programmes that are tailored to meet their needs.
He also had a chance to meet the families of three young children attending on the day: 18-month-old Sophia Holmes, two-year-old Eva Abbrell and nine-year-old Lilly Halam.
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Exciting times at the Church Green as our highly anticipated ice-cream parlour has opened to the public. Situated on our large decked area next to the pub the parlour is now serving an extensive selection of fine Cornish Ice-creams every Saturday and Sunday for the rest of summer. We have a great menu of flavours ranging from classics such as rum and raisin or mint choc chip, to wacky and wonderful creations; candyfloss ice-cream anybody? The 'little Byrnes', Lauren and Harrison put in the first shift on Sunday and did a fantastic job taking a roaring trade. Get down this weekend to see what you're missing out on!
It's not just our ice-cream menu that is new, as Ben has freshened up our ever popular British grill menu with a great selection of original dishes, alongside some old favourites and returning Church Green classics. I'm struggling to pick a personal favourite dish but can heartily recommend the 'Crab and chilli beignets' starter, and the 'Cider braised pork cheeks' with bubble and squeak and mustard sauce is simply to die for. I also have to mention our stunning veal fillet, served with boccicini and confit tomato. Using high welfare British rose veal from Cumbria, it has to be tasted to be believed, just amazing! We still have our famous 25oz wing rib of beef for two amongst many other popular choices, so why not check out the full menu for yourself.
With so much going on at the moment there really hasn't been a better time to pay us a visit, so I hope to see you soon!
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Aiden and Sarah Byrne hosted a fantastic gourmet night at the Church Green in Lymm for Brainwave Northwest.
The dinner which was to help support young George who has Cerebral Palsy and developmental delay was a huge success.
Guests enjoyed a glass of Prosecco on arrival which was kindly sponsored by Draught Prosecco and then sat down to enjoy a fabulous three course meal, designed by Aiden especially for the evening, which included a wonderfully flavoursome and tender lamb main course and a truly delicious dessert of iced banana parfait, peanut crumble and caramelised pineapple.
Thanks to the enormous generosity of the guests, Aiden and Sarah , the donors of the many raffle and auction prizes and our very kind sponsors Matt Greenhalgh and Simon Henning from St. James' Place Wealth Management consultancy in Lymm Village, the event raised just over £5,700 for young George's on going treatment and education.
For more information about the work of Brainwave, please go to www.brainwave.org.uk.
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Never lose another pin again! Use this free pin cushion pattern from Maria Nerius to make your own mini cupcake pin cushion out of little more than a scrap of fabric and a bottle cap.
- 4 1/2" Diameter circle of fabric
- Puff of Polyfil or a few cotton balls
- Plastic bottle cap
- Yellow or coordinating paint
- Paint brush
- Needle and thread
- Hot glue or super tacky glue
- Optional: Red craft gem for a cherry
- Paint your bottle cap and allow it to dry.
- Using a running or gathering stitch, stitch along the outside edge of the circle of fabric and pull lightly to semi-gather the circle. Remember to keep the right side of the fabric to the outside with the wrong side of the fabric inside the gathering ball of fabric. Stuff the Polyfil stuffing or cotton balls inside and pull your gathering stitch firm, knot off.
- Using hot glue or super tacky glue, apply some glue to the inside of the bottle cap and also to the bottom of your gathered fabric ball. Insert ball with knotted side down to the inside of the bottle cap. Hold firm to let glue set.
- Finish with a red craft gem cherry! You can also use this little cupcake as a wrist pin cushion by adhering it to a band of elastic or adhere it to a ring finding to make it a finger pin cushion!
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I love this project great for my 3 year old class. Will use a rubber band instead of needle and thread. Will cut my circle a bit bigger but it will work, thanks for the great idea. Rosie
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I used to make these with an elastic strap to fit finger, handy for when you are sewing to stick those pins in. I used the soda bottle caps. green red yellow orange etc.
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Easy to make.
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This was really easy to make. I made two just to try it out, but I didn't paint the caps. I plan on making more. HINT: The deeper leads look better and are easier to make these with, in my opinion.
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wouldn't this make a cute magnet??
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I was thinking about that. If a person has a metal sewing machine they could use these pin cushions on it.
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Explorer of the Backroads
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Central Washington
Oddometer: 723
There is a leg on this trip that requires all 3 fuel tanks to be full-- based on pre-ride route planning.
The TW200 is slow but the Earth is patient
A Solo TW200 Travels From WA to MN
My Travelblog Updated 11/22/2011
Macadam Drifter screwed with this post 05-05-2010 at 12:41 AM
Joined: Feb 2008
Oddometer: 421
Macadam, you are to be congratulated for your perseverance, ingenuity and creativity! Wow. It's so cool when someone really puts their personal touch on adventure riding! Be safe and best wishes!
PS: I hope you don't mind, I spread the word of your report.
Joined: May 2009
Location: Kalispell, MT
Oddometer: 33
incredible trip
Nice trip, looks fun. I am in Kalispell if you need a wrench or someone to catch a cold one with. My ride is a TTR-250 and I have been looking at building some racks like that. May have to poach some ideas from your pics. Hopefully it isn't snowing up at marias pass today.
Explorer of the Backroads
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Central Washington
Oddometer: 723
The TW200 is slow but the Earth is patient
A Solo TW200 Travels From WA to MN
My Travelblog Updated 11/22/2011
Explorer of the Backroads
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Central Washington
Oddometer: 723
Day Four RR-Did I Mention It Was Cold
Here I am in Shelby standing in the shower, steam is wafting throughout the room and I'm hanging onto the pipe just behind the shower nozzle, and warming myself like a hunk of frozen meat.
Today I had a frozen smile on my face as I contemplated the following between shivers of cold;
Back in eastern Washington why do Kamikaze ground squirrels run diagonally across the road just in front of your tire? Is this an adolescent youth squirrel thing or.......
Also back in Libby, MT at the cafe where I had breakfast-this guy came out and asked me the usual questions; what kind of bike, are those stock tires, etc. The 200cc thing was hard for him to comprehend. When his buddy with a toothpick in his mouth comes out of the cafe, his friend says something like this, "Hey Fred, this guy is going across the country on a chainsaw engine and he's pulling a trailer to boot". (I just chuckled to myself).
So this is what goes through my mind when I'm cold-I don't want to deal with it and need to suppress .........such.........thoughts.................... ......about..................................c..o. .l....d..................
Anyway for today's RR.
Whitefish to Shelby, MT
I decided to press on and resolved myself to make a route decision at East Glacier; where either I stay on my planned route up to St. Mary or to continue east on US 2 to Cut Bank or Shelby and there get a motel and figure things out.
Well I'm in Shelby at a local motel. I just got back from dinner and then went to a movie at the local bijou. Star Trek was showing and about 25 locals were at the theater, I was the only stranger, since everybody else knew everybody. So the logical question was, "Who are you? And a little girl came up to me in a scolding tone asked, "Why are you wearing sandals, don't you know its cold out? That drew a big laugh from the locals. Fortunately, I suppress my WC Fields comment about kids.
Flashback---I was beyond shivering by the time I got into town. So, I took a long hot shower and that's when I started shivering (not a good thing!). Did I mention it was COLD!!!!!
I left the KOA at 8:00 and took a back route to Glacier Park. This route was mostly paved but had some gravel sections.
It was cold and the wind was from the north, some real good gusts moving the bike two feet or so to the left and right before the correction I put in held, then another gust would move the bike in the opposite direction.
Did I mention it was COLD!!!!
Here's a pic just west of Glacier as I was working my way to US 2 via the Belton Stage Road.
Cold, strong winds from the north, and dark threatening clouds--I wonder what means? I think it means its a good day to ride. (Did I mention it was COLD!!!!!)
Along Belton Stage Road I came across this lake (I need to look up the name). The sky was clear, the winds blustery, the snow peaks white, and covered with fresh snow.
I had to stop to take a picture. It was sort of ironic, new snow on the mountains, flowers in bloom, and the boats were out on the lake.
If you look at the tops of the tree you can get an idea of how windy it was.
At 4500 just past the Halfway Motel/Cafe, I had some breakfast. I entered the snow zone. I pulled into this campground to fill up my water bottle and to relieve myself of some coffee.
I finally reached Marias Pass (the continental divide) so theoretically its all downhill from here. The TW had officially crossed the Rockys.
Katabatic heating surely will now occur as I descend and the snow will turn to rain, (not if its a northeast wind, Oh Kimche Breath).
I took some pictures here and ran into two groups of bikers all who were coming from St. Mary. They were clearing out because of the snow and cold (Wusses, I thought). They suggested I turn around "its just getting worse".
Some further chit chit and we all went our own way. The lady in the covered sidecar looked real cold and pissed for some reason.
Did I mention it was COLD!!!
Made it to East Glacier, my go/no go point. I gased up the bike, donated a little coffee to the East Glacier Water Recycling Center, and walked around town.
You know how difficult it is to go to the bathroom with lots of layers of clothes on, knee/shin guards, etc.
I noticed the roofs of the buildings had lots of snow, the cars parked overnight on the street had lots of snow, the little kids were decorating pine trees and singing Christmas Carols, people coming into East Glacier from St. Mary were confused and cold, and not sure which way to go---but espresso looked good to them. Except for this one little kid who was eating an ice cream cone and carrying a large cup of pop, (probably had extra ice in it too). I guess cold effects all of us differently!!!
I got to Browning and it was still snowing and the further east I went the colder it got.
It was a northeast wind; when I was passed by other vehicles the bike would accelerate in the draft of the passing vehicle, if there was opposite direction traffic the turbulence of the oncoming traffic would bounce you around real good. (Didn't see another motorcycle since East Glacier)
By the way I have come to the following conclusion--JIMBO-the windshield you designed for the TW is perfect-it really does a good job-THANK YOU.
I was now heading to Shelby with the possibility of stopping in Cutbank if someplace good to stay would reveal itself (stopped in Cutbank and almost stayed-- at a real dive-there was no one at the desk, just a note to call this number and eventually someone might show up if they felt like it...., I warmed up, my brain cells were functioning again, I was now able to comprehend the situation-there was no way I was going to stay in this place)---so Shelby here I come.
Note to owners of dive motels-never give customer a chance to warm up-its bad for business.
So here I am in Shelby, got a room and the first thing I did was shower-it felt great.
Tonight I'm going to check the weather. I have decided to stay close to US 2 (traveling on farm roads north and south of US 2) and as soon as the weather clears I will turn north and continue on the planned route.
The TW200 is slow but the Earth is patient
A Solo TW200 Travels From WA to MN
My Travelblog Updated 11/22/2011
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Explorer of the Backroads
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Central Washington
Oddometer: 723
Malta, MT Next?
Well the weather is bad but I can keep moving.
Got up a 5am to check the local weather and TWC. Not encouraging news
But I'm glad that my trip is not going through the midwest with all those tornadoes. The Vortex 2 folks on the TWC have an interesting job, and the videos are spectacular.
The weather people are forecasting record lows in this part of Montana with accumulations of snow/slush of 1/2 inch (not good for a bike on the road). It rained last night and its cold but it is not as cold as yesterday.
I plan to be packed and on the road by 9 or 10 and be in Malta between 2-5.
As soon as the weather improves I will get back on my northern route. But right now things don't look good until Wednesday, (which means three more days of slogging it out)
The TW200 is slow but the Earth is patient
A Solo TW200 Travels From WA to MN
My Travelblog Updated 11/22/2011
Joined: Jun 2008
Location: Seat of my Ruckus
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Just caught up. Once again, awesome RR. IPA's are my favorite but never had one of out that container I have Jimbos shield under my Spitfire shield. Jimbos is great for dual sporting but the Spitfire cuts the wind all the way to your neck (but will act as a guillotine when off roading) Try it out for your next trip - about 3x the wind protection
Stay Warm! Can't wait for whats next
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Location: Grand Junction, CO
Oddometer: 92
Very impressed with your set-up. Just watched TWC and they showed all the snow in MT, up to 5" in some areas. Crazy for June!
Motor on safe and add extra layers under your jacket. If you find a snowmobile dealer around I'm sure they will have sledding gloves on clearance.
Have fun and be safe.
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Studly Adventurer
Joined: Sep 2007
Location: Defiance, Mo.
Oddometer: 936
True Grit
This RR has True Grit written all over it!
Have a safe adventure
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Joined: Sep 2004
Location: WA Palouse area
Oddometer: 2,112
Now this is what Adv rider is all about.
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Joined: Aug 2008
Location: Northwest Territories
Oddometer: 710
Excellent RR Macadam Drifter, I've been subscribed from the beginning!
You're bike telepathically told me her name ... it's Mavis ... Mavis the Pack Mule.
~You don't stop riding because you get old, you get old because you stop riding~
Explorer of the Backroads
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Central Washington
Oddometer: 723
Naming the TW
What do you think? Any other suggestions?
The TW200 is slow but the Earth is patient
A Solo TW200 Travels From WA to MN
My Travelblog Updated 11/22/2011
Explorer of the Backroads
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Central Washington
Oddometer: 723
Day Five Shelby to Malta
It wasn't as cold today as it was yesterday but it was wet. I suited up with everything I had for both wet and cold; polar fleece undergarments, and Aerostich three finger rain gloves both proved to be up to the task. The left glove has a small squeegee on the thumb that is very useful for removing rain from the face shield.
If you ever saw the movie "Young Frankenstein" with Gene Wilder and Marty Feldman, the graveyard scene where they are digging up the body definitely reflects on today's ride.
Wilder: "What a filthy dirty job"
Marty Feldman: "It could be worse"
Wilder: "How?"
Feldman: "It could be raining"
Then you hear the crack of thunder and the rain begins. The camera zooms into Marty's face for that ironic look.
Well that sums up today's ride. The morning was cold and raining, lines of showers and soakers. Then some blue sky to tease you and then repeat the process again and again. Any time you took of some gear it would rain then you'd have to put the gear back on and the rain stopped. So I left all the gear on all the time.
My motel room in Shelby-that neon sign made all the difference.
This photo shows where I wanted to be (north of those mountains). But snow and muddy roads made the northern route impassable. You can only see the base of Gold Butte in the Sweetgrass Range.
Stopped in Chester at a place called the TJ Café, Don stopped in to read the paper and have just a wee bit of coffee in his 10 gallon mug. The saucy waitress (named Timber) was getting a bunch of crap from Don and she was dishing it right back.
A local farmer stopped in and asked Don about the weather. The farmer said to Don, "If its not cold enough for you-- then you should have been here yesterday".
Don and the farmer were discussing how muddy the roads were up north, a lot of people stuck, "A real mess". Anytime a truck would enter US 2 from one of the side dirt roads they would leave several hundred pounds of mud on the highway for a distance of several hundred yard then semis would pick up this mud and sling it at the on coming traffic.
A common friend on this route, if not seen, regularly heard, the BNSF
Rudyard Montana - This sign says it all!!!!
These clear spots would only get your hopes up but then it would soon rain again. You could alway look just north of your route to see the weather that was going to hit you next.
Inside of my top box,
Business Cards Collected along route
Registration, etc Fuel Log
Not sure where I am going tomorrow but the weather is improving and I want to head north back towards my original route.
The TW200 is slow but the Earth is patient
A Solo TW200 Travels From WA to MN
My Travelblog Updated 11/22/2011
Macadam Drifter screwed with this post 08-18-2010 at 10:19 PM
Joined: Nov 2008
Location: CO
Oddometer: 82
I love everything about this RR.
Explorer of the Backroads
Joined: Oct 2008
Location: Central Washington
Oddometer: 723
One must be flexible, and adapt.
The TW200 is slow but the Earth is patient
A Solo TW200 Travels From WA to MN
My Travelblog Updated 11/22/2011
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Episode: You Called It
yummy and very Kool atmosphere
The food is good, but it is very over-priced. $19.00 for a sandwich at lunch is a lot. Especially when you consider that the place seems a little dirty. I think the "charm" of the location has been lost in the sanitation issues, and it would be a lot better in a space that felt cleaner.
Food WAY to expensive for what you get.
Best BBQ in the state. Possibly the region. MAYBE THE WORLD. And it's worth a trip just to meet Rick.
Meat is local! Eggs are local! A liberal enclave.
Try the crabcakes!
This is a total must do. All local and fresh! Amazing homemade French bread, grits and crayfish pie. Jessica treated us well.
Overpriced for the area and not anything like Cajun food I've had in Louisiana. Disappointing.
Crawfish pie and cheddar grits
Check out White Light Diner as seen on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives
Cajun burger, garlic taters and a cold brew. Doesn't get better than Rick's!
There's a $5 plate sharing charge, but if you get an additional side this is waved. Live the bread on the sandwiches!
A great find in Frankfort!! I would love to try everything on their menu! Friendly staff.


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Fedora Directory Server: the Evolution of Linux Authentication
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i m done with installing FDS successfully.
can please help how can i authenticate the windows users using FDS.
Password policy problem between FDS and ADS
I have configured FDS and Syncronized with ADS.Every thing working fine.The password also syncronized between FDS server and ADS.When I change the password in windows client it is replicated to the FDS through ADS.But when I change the password in Linux client machine it does not replicated to the ADS. I need some clarification between FDS and ADS password policy.I hope some one will guide me.Thanks in advance.
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LDAP isn't best suited for authentication
Just to note, the directory usage that you describe (using LDAP for authentication) is a painfully wide-spread misconception.
Properly, you should use LDAP for publishing authorization data (e.g. group memberships), while authentication should be best implemented with use of Kerberos protocol.
By using LDAP for authentication, you throw away the possibility to provide single sign-on for your users.
You can use the Heimdal Kerberos server to store the data used by it in an LDAP directory - provided that it supports LDAPI connections and, as a result, it resides on the same machine that the LDAP server.
The version of Fedora Directory Server from CVS supports LDAPI.
BTW, IMHO the Kerberos and LDAP protocols should be merged in the future since they are so easily misused because of the distinction between them.
merge LDAP and Kerberos. LDAP
merge LDAP and Kerberos. LDAP is a fully fledged directory access protocol not just an authentication widget. This is like saying SQL should be merged with Kerberos.
BTW, LDAPI support is now
BTW, LDAPI support is now available with the latest stable version 1.1 of Fedora Directory Server.
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Maybin homers, Padres rally past Mets 3-2
NEW YORK Heath Bell spun around and pumped his fist after the final out, finishing off four hitless innings by the proud Padres bullpen.
"It was just nice to go out there and go 1-2-3," Bell said. "It was more just for the whole bullpen. Like, there we go, we're back on track."
Cameron Maybin homered and stole two bases before scoring the tiebreaking run on an error by substitute shortstop Ruben Tejada, rallying San Diego past the New York Mets 3-2 on Thursday for a split of their four-game series.
Bell pitched a perfect ninth and the last-place Padres improved to 5-2 on a 10-game road trip that takes them to Cincinnati this weekend.
"We're doing awesome," Bell said. "The bullpen, if we hadn't made mistakes on Monday and Tuesday we wouldn't have lost on this road trip yet. So we're feeling pretty good about ourselves."
Lucas Duda hit a two-run double for the Mets, who managed only three hits and went 1 for 10 with runners in scoring position. New York finished 3-6 on a disappointing homestand and has lost eight of 11 overall.
With the Mets short on rested relievers, Jonathon Niese (11-9) matched his career high with 122 pitches. He outlasted Cory Luebke in a matchup of young left-handers from Ohio, but couldn't hold an early 2-0 lead.
The score was tied in the eighth when Maybin hit a leadoff single and stole second on a pickoff throw to first. Duda's toss was a bit late to Tejada, subbing for injured Jose Reyes, and the Mets didn't get the call on a close play when Tejada tagged Maybin's shoulder.
"I was just telling myself, I've got to make something happen," Maybin said. "I got a good enough jump and was blessed with good enough speed to get in there."
Niese, who pitched a one-hitter against San Diego at Citi Field last year for his only major league shutout, put his hands on his head, knowing he had a tough chore ahead.
After the game, Maybin said he was safe. Tejada thought he got him.
"That's the name of the game, man. Sometimes you've got to try to force the issue a little bit and I was able to do so and it worked out," Maybin said.
One out later, Jesus Guzman was intentionally walked and the runners pulled off a double steal as Kyle Blanks struck out. Aaron Cunningham hit a grounder wide of third and Tejada charged in, trying to scoop it on his forehand. But the ball kicked off the heel of his glove, allowing Maybin to score.
"You have to make that play," Tejada said.
San Diego started the series with the best bullpen ERA in the majors. After coughing up late leads in each of the first two games, the relief corps closed this one out without much trouble.
"We could have easily swept these guys if we were on our A game on Monday and Tuesday, but unfortunately we weren't," Bell said. "We just felt really bad that we kind of let the guys down and we didn't want that to happen again today. We were like men on missions. We were determined to have clean innings and keep people out and have no drama out there."


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The new Broadway revival of Sondheim and Lapine's "Sunday in the Park with George" is "great art," according to Ben Brantley of the New York Times. Daniel Evans and Jenna Russell co-star. It's a Roundabout production, and it runs through June 15 at Studio 54, 254 W. 54th St. (between 7th & 8th Aves); for tickets and info, call 212-719-1300 or go here.
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Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of Appliance1 - 4 years
Screw drivers
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This is a convertible. You can use it as a freezer or a refrigerator. I was using it as a freezer when it suddenly quit. We have been getting some power surges lately so I guess that's what caused the malfunction. Went online and found the part I thought would fix it. (Since my part wouldn't even light up and the other control would). When the part came in 3 days later, I removed the bottom crisper bins and the glass shelf above them. Plus I removed the next shelf to allow room to remove the back panel. I also removed the shelf supports. Using a power driver I removed all the screws holding the back panel in place. Then un- clipped the wiring harness going to the controls. Then removed the bad controller. Replaced with new part and clipped back together the wire harness. Plugged unit in and set rocker switch to freeze.The unit came on and new part lit up and allowed me to adjust the temp numbers. I set it to 4. Been working great since.
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I have a Seafarer 31 Yawl. The starboard center shroud chainplate snapped off at deck level. Has anyone relpaced or repard chainplates on this hull?
I see no one has responded here. I have not dealt with the 31 Yawl, but I have seen chainplates replaced. Just move to outboard thru-bolted chainplates.
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About Schools in Compton, IL
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Compton, Illinois is located in Lee County. Nearby cities and towns include West Brooklyn, Paw Paw, Sublette, Mendota, Lee, Earlville, Steward, Shabbona, Ashton, Amboy, Franklin Grove, La Moille, Rochelle, Leland, Troy Grove, Waterman, Arlington, Creston, Hillcrest, Cherry, Malta, Lost Nation, Ohio, Somonauk, Grand Detour, Lake Holiday, Ladd, Dixon, LaSalle, DeKalb, Hinckley, Malden, North Utica, Dalzell, Sheridan, Dover, Peru, Harmon, Sandwich, and Seatonville. Compton is a rural community with a population of 287. The median household income is $61,070. In Compton, 46% of residents are married, and families with children reside in 41% of the households. Half the population of Compton commutes 25 minutes or less to work, with 60% of residents holding white collar jobs and 40% residents holding blue collar jobs. The median age of homes in Compton, IL is 66 years, with 72% of those homes owned, 16% rented, and 12% not occupied.
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