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General Evening Post (Newspaper) - December 21, 1790, London, Middlesex General Evenin ( l on d o n. ) Price Four Pence. From 5Vv�*- rfl^^W^SvSA,.-. J: WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22. /ir LONDON GAZETTE. Whitehall, Dec. zi. f^^BH^v;- ms tooroin8 A� felght "Z^v^yiv. Hon. Lord Henry Spen-i, A T ) i>/cer� his Majefty's Secretary of Embaffy, and Miniver Plenipotentiary at the Hague, arrived at the office of his Grace the Duke of Leeds, his Majefty's PrrncipalSecretary of State for Foreign Affairs, with a Convention relative to the affairs of tfeeAuftrian Netherlands, which was figned at the ' Hague on the loth inftant, (fub fpt rati) by his Excellency Lord Auckland, his Majefty's Am-baflador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the States Genera], and by the Plenipotentiaries ot their Imperial and Pruffian Majefties, and of their High Mightinefles the States-General. Whitehall, Dec. 21. The King has been pleafed to grant to Fyfh Burgh, of Welt Drayton, in the county of Middlefex, Efq. and his iiTue, his Royal licence and authority to aflume and ufe the furname of De Burgh, he being defcended from one of the daughters and coheirs of Thomas Lord Burgh, one of whofe anceitors was originally Riled De Burgh : And alfo to order that this his Majefty's conceflion and declaration be regillered Jn his College of Arms. BANKRUPTS. John Cummings, of St. ^Paul's church-yard, indie city of London, china-man j to furrender Dec. �8, and Jan. 4, at vriFeb. 1, at five, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. tfaddock> Carey-ftreet, Chancery-lane. Samuel Kempfon, of Fleet-ftreet, in the parifh of St. %ride� London> Bne">drap�r; to furrender Dee. �8, Jan. 3, ftt ptn, aad Feb. 1, at five, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Rail con, NewBiidge-ftreet, Backfriars. Dividends to be made. Robert Stone, of Newman - ftreet- pafiage, Middlefex, Cdach-mafter j Jan. 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Daniel Trottman, iare of Coventry-ftreet, Middlefex, linen-draper, Jan. 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. " Thomas Eaftitaft', of Weft Belfound, otherwife Belfont, in' the parift of Stanweli, Middiefes, dealer and chapman ; JSn. 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. T nomas Needham Rees, of Watlington," Oxfbrdihire; fur^e311 and apothecary ; Jan. 25, at five, at Guildhall, Lon- jof.'ph Ck-gg, late of Liverpool, Lancafhire, merchant; Ja i. 11, at ten, at the f�Lng's-arms, Water-ftreet, Liver-pojl. Joieph Wakefield, Edward Wakefield, Thomas Pratt, and oh 1 f.i,eis, l�tc of Lad-lane, London, "merchants; wire-ou.'eruen, und co-partners; Jan. ac, at ten, at Guildhall, Lo -i-m. Robert Browne, late of Duke-ftreet, Weftminfter, Mid-d.i'ex, merchant j Jan. a6, at five, at Guildhall, London. Thorn is Hadley, late of Birjning'mm, Warwickihire, inn-maker; Jan. i*> at three, at the Hen and Chickens Inn, Kigh-ftreet, Birmingham. Nicholas Ridgeway, of Njwington, Middlefex, ftock-fcroker ; Jan. 13, at ten, at Guildhall, London. George Auguftus C^ai.dl-r, of Chatham, Kent, shopkeeper; Jan. 25, at five, at Guildhall, London, Final dividend. Dividends adjourned. ''.K-hard Robfon, late of Wapping, Middlefex, but now of ta.tonftone, Lfiex, merchant} Feb. 2, at ten, �t Guildhall, Lo ion. final dividend. j_d nund Ciodfeli, of Lower Thames-ftreet, cooper; Dec. 27, It ten, atGni.tih-.il> London. Certificate: to be granted. �Thomas Burgis, late of the parj/h of Barking Eflex, but h*w of the parith of St. Pancras, Middlefex ; on Or before Jan. 11� Jofeph Ari8 (p urtner with Thomas Hands), of the pariih of St. George the Martyr, in the Borough of SoutWark, Surrey, Cheefenionger on or be/ore Jan. 11. Stephen Reeves, of Ringwood, Hampflure, corn-dealer ; CS> or before Jan. ii. Samuel Giles, late of Shad^ell High-rtreet, in the paikh �f St. Paul, Shadvv^ll, Middlefex, linen-draper } on or before Jan. 11. James Cuthbert, late of Fleet-ftreet, in the panto of St. Bride, upholder j on or before Jan. u� Bankruptcies enlarged. Grorge Welch, late of the par'ih of St, Giles in the Fields, Widdielei, wine-merchant; to furreVider Ja.u 15, at ten, at Ciuildh.jl, London. John Dudgeon, of Drury-lane, Middlefex, baker; to fur-wpder Jan. 1 5, at ten, at Guildhall, LondoR. John Cole, of Watford, Hertford/hire, taylor and fatef-�.tn j to fdrrender Jan. 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. John Cock, otherwife Cocki, of New Bortd-ftreet, in the pirift of St. George, Hanover-fquare, Middlefex, confectioner ; t> furrender Jan. 4, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Edward Snelfon, of Oxford-ftreet, Middlefex, haber-iatter; to furrender Jan. 1?, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Thomas Waldron, of Cathcrine-ftreet, Middlefex, uphol-ftererj to furrender Jan. 4, atttn, at Guildhall, London. Henry Roberts, ef Blackfriars-road, Surrey, �urferyman ; fo furrender Jan. ttj-, at ten, at Guildhall, Loidon. William Mere^fh", fbrnverly of High-itrect, Shadwell, in Ae parift of St. Paul,. .Shadwe 11, MiddlclQX, hatter, late of tiie Weft Indies, but now of Shaiwelt, Middlefex^ mer-feantj to furrender Jan. ax, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lon* 4on. Henry Wheatley, ef North-row, in the parlfli of St. fteorge, Hanover-fquare, Middlefex, liable-keeper j to furrender Jan. 18, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Tefierday arrived the Mails from France, Holland, a�d Flanders. Madrid, Nov. 30. His Royal Highnefs the Infant Don Antonio was feized with a violent oolic on {he 23d, which was followed by ib fe-vere a fever that it was thought neceJTary to give kira the extreme unflion on the 27th, fince which aVis illnefs has taken a more favoarable turn, and there are hopes of his recovery. cr The ihocks of earthquakes, which have continued at Oran iill the 16th of this month, have to entirely deiiroyed the caiiles (which flood the flrft ftiocks) that the inhabitaQU have entirely TUESDAY, Dec. 21, to THURSDAY, Dec. Srufeii, Dti. 15. On Sunday Iaft Marfhal Bender went to the Church of St. Gudule, accompanied by feveral Generals and Officers of. the Garrifon, to return thank* to the Almighty for the happy entry of the Imperial troops into the Netherlands, without any effufion of blood ; and 1 after high Mafs had been celebrated by the Car^l dinal Archbifhop of Malines, a folejoft^/ Deiih was fuAg. V His,. Excellency Comte Mercy expected here foon. 23, 1790. :e�v SHIP-NEWS. J>eal% Dec. 20. Arrived, and failed for the Ri*et> the Thomas and Sally, Bridger, from Liibon ; anvl Mary Ann, Pinn, from St. John's. Came down his Majefty's Aip Boyne ; Mary Ann, Loten, for Madeira; Hope, Dawe*, fbr_ Teneriff; Mary, Traeey, for Ancona ^ Lindon, Johrr-fon, and Bowley, Johnfon, for Portfmouth; and failed with the Outward-bound .as before, except the Friends, Deak?, for Gibraltar, whicli remains with the 'Withywood, Even, fcT Jamaica, and a Dutch Eaft-Indiaman. Wind N. N. W. Gravcfend, Dec. 20. Paffed by the Mary Ann, Pauerfon, from Qiiebec ; Sandwich, Gage, from the South Sea ; Jamei, Murray, from Charlea-Town ; Rafljleigh, Wyat, from Halifax ; Neptune, Scott, from Bofton J James, Berber, from Calais; Rofeway, Woodhajn, from Jamaica ; King George, O'Brian, from Dominica; and Sincerity, Gibbs, from Bilboa. increafes the price of Sugar at home, as much as it decreafei abroad, and renders Bririfh Sugars Stafer at Hamburgh than they are in London. Mr. Ogilvic dilined the conteft for Oxford on Monday evening, at which time the numbers were, for Mr. Annfflflr, J64 k Mr. Oj^rte^ - 64 On Friday Kft at SerjeanU'Jn*, the Chief ^.*^r �u_ c-v------i_j----- - L O N DON. On Monday night died, after a fevere illnefs, at his Grace's houfe in Great Argyle-�r�et, the Moft Noble Elizabeth Dnchefs of Argyle. Her Grace was fecond daughter to jokn Gunning, Efq. by Bridget, daughter to Lord Vifcoant Mayo, in the kingdom of Ireland ; married firft, Feb. 14, 1752, to James, fijeth Duke of Hamilton ; by whom, who died in 1758, roe had iiTue James George, the late DuJce of. Hamilton ; Douglas, the prefent Duke; and Elizabeth, the prefent Countefs of Derby. Her Grace married fecondly, March 3, 17C9, lohn Campbell, Marquis of Lorn, now Duke of Argyle, by whom (he has left living iiTue two fons and two daughters : May 20th, 1776, her Grace was created fiaro-nefs Hamilton, of Hamilton tn Leiceflerfhire; which title defcends to her cldeft fon, the prefent Duke of Hamilton. Mr. Chifwell, one of the new created Baronets, was ftated in our paper of yefterday to be worth half a million.-A correspondent, who is connefited witli the family, and better informed on the fubjecT, affirms, that he is worth confider-ably more than a million. He received, at two different times, from the death of two uncles, of the name of Mailman, 8oo,oocl. His whole fortun-* wiH come to the children of Sir Francis Vincent, our Refident at Venice. The late fudden capture of JBrulTels is net to be confidered as a miraculous furprile, or as effeded by sway military ftratagem. It was concerted between General Bender and the magiftracy of . the City, who being more afraid of their own y rabble than cf the Imperial troops, concealed their knowledge of the General's approach, and intreated hiin. to advance as fpeedily as poflible. The National AfTembly of France have decreed, that all the foldiers of the heretofore Bel-gic army in the French territories ftwll b� enjoined, in, the fpace of 44 hours, to take their arms to the regiiler of the Municipalities of the place* inhere they mall be at the time of the publication of th� Decree \ that after the expiration of fuch delay every foldier of the quondam Belgic troops, who (hall be found with arms, (hall be pnnimed by a confiscation of his arms, and even by imprifonment; that if among thefe foldiers there be any French, there (hall be granted to them a fum fufficient to enable them to return to their refpecHve parifb.es; and laftly, with refpeft to the foldiers who are not natives of France, that they (hall be conduced under a fufficient guard beyond the Frontiers of the kingdom. A decree lately paffedin France for reftoring to French Refugees and their heirs all their property, upon condition of their returning and taking the civic oath, it is faid will entitle MelTrs. La Touche of Dublin, Dobree of Guernfey, and Le Mefurier of London, to (feme very largo inheritances. A letter was lately wrote by the French AiTemi bly to Cardinal Bernis, the French Ambailador at Rome, requeuing to know if he was difpofed to take the Civic oath, and fixing a term for his anfwer, with an alternative in cafe of his refufal or filence, that his Bifhopric, and its appendages, would be fequeftrated.-His Eminence, in thptrue clerical and ariftocratic fpirit, returned an anfwer, in which he mentioned, that having taken an oath to God and the King, he did not think himfelf bound to take any other, and that as to threats, having but a' ihort time to live, he was content to die a poor Cardinal and Bifhop, and faithful to Gpd, the Holy See, and the King. The independent State of Vermont, in America, have repeatedly offered to become a province of Great-Britain, and it is thought their offer will foon be accepted-Colonel Skeen, whofe chara&er is fo highly refpe&ed in that part of America, is the medium of their offers. The Sugar Refiners are very felicitous to obtain an increafe of the bounty upon the exportation of it when refined. Yet the ill elfeas of the prefent bounty to all but the Sugar Refiners are fuch, that the exportation forcibly produced by it authenticity_____._______ the Victualling-Board, as regulated by the balance bill; but the commiffion of 6i. per quarter on the grain furniihed from his own ftores is dif-allowed, it is to be enquired into by the mafter. The Grand Jury at Dover have thrown out the bill of indictment preferred againft Mr. An-derfon forth*murder of Mr Stephens in a duel at Margate. William Whaley, Efq. who killed Dennis Kelly, Efq. in a duel fome time ago, was indidted for the murder laft week in Dublin, and acquitted for want ef profecution. On Wcdncfday a hovel belonging to Mr. Grant, of Towceder, was blown down by the violence of the wind, by which accident four cows which were under it at the time were killed j a barn at Blifworth was likewife blown down the fame day ; feveral tree* were alfo torn up by the roots, the thatch dripped off cottages, and many chimneys blown down, in different parts of the country, by the violence of the ftorm. About two o'clock on Wednefday afternoon a dreadful fire broke out at a carpenter's in St. Cuth-bert's lane, Bedford, occafioned by a chimney taking fire, and communicating to the thatch, which, aided by the violence of the wind, f&on fpread to other buildings, and caufed the greateft alarm for the fafety of all that part of the town, which coniifts principally of thatched houfes. It was, however, fortunately got under, after con-fuming 15 dwelling-houfes, and damaging two others. By this calamity about 35 poor families are reduced to great diftrefs. Yeilerday morning, about four o'clock, a fire broke out in the King's Arms public-houfe, Gravel-lane, Southwark, which deilroyed the fame, with moft of the furniture. Monday an over-driven bullock did confiderable mifchief in the upper parts of Weftminfter. In Vine*ftreet, in particular, he toffed a boy to a great height, who, on his coming down again, caught hold of a lamp-iron, by which he hung tilt, the enraged animal was properly fecured. The lad was very much bruifed. On Sunday morning the body of a failor, with that of his landlady, were found murdered in their refpe&ive beds, at a lodging-houfe, in New Gravel-lane, Ratcliff-highway. The marder is fugpofed to have been perpetrated by a Portuguef� fvlor who lodged in the fame houfe, and has fince abfeonded. The Coroner's Inqueft fat on the bodies yefterday, and brought in their verdift " Wilful Murder, againft per/on or perfons unknown." Mr. Berrington, Chaplain to Lord Petre, is appointed titular Bifhop of London, according to the cuflomary forms of the Romifh Church. The Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's have lately promoted the Rev Welden Champnefs and the Rev. William Clarke, joint Refidentiary Cardinals of that Cathedral; and have alio collated th# Rev. Mr. Fly to the valuable living of Fil-lingham, in- EfleK, void by the death of the late Rev. Mr. Hayes. Mr. Brincldey, A. B. of Cambridge, is caofen, by the Provoft and Senior Fellows of Trinity College, Dublin, ProfeiTor of Ailronomy in that Univerfity* �n the room of the late Rev. Henry U(her deceafed. MARRIED.] Capt. Richard Parks, of the r^on. Baft-India Company's fervice, to Mil's Mary Eleanora Conftantin.-On Tuefday the 14th inft. \a Dublin, Sir Edward William Crofbie, Bargito.Mrs. Dodd, daughter of the Right Hon. Lady Heniar Wefknra. PIED.]-- On Thurfday, at Taunton, in So-merfetfture, Amhrofe Reddal, Efq. Captain in the Royal Navy.-Lall week, at Macclesfield, in Cheihire, Mr. Robert Weaver, eldeft fon of Mr. Alderman Weaver, of Glouceftcr-On Sa- ' turday, at hi* houfe near Stoke Newington, Mr. John Watfon, aged 71. Mr. Watfon isfuppofed to be one of the latelt furvivors of the crew of the Centurion, who accompanied Lord Anfon in his voyage round the world ; and as a proof of his attachment to that fervice, be has bequeathed his houfe and garden to a perfon ivho failed with him, for his ufe during life. At the dece&Te of this perfon, it is willed to any other (if fuch there may dc) who can prove thar he went the fame voyage as a common feaman. It it afterwards to go to the relatives of the original proprietor. OFFICE for S.CK and HURT SEAMEN, 21ft Dec. 1790. ifT^HE Commifliooers for taking care of Sick Jl and Hurt Seamen hereby giye Notice, that they will be ready or� Friday the 31ft LiAant," at one o'Clock, at their OfficeiSomerfet J�)ace, to receive fealcd Tenders, and fell to the hfgheft Bidder, between three and four Ton of FAT and a q^wrtttty of BONES, produced from tbe making of PortaWewJwft which may be viewed any Day till the Time ftfSale, Vy applying to Mrs. Woodhaufr, at his Majifty's Soup-Houl'e, ^adciiff-Grofs. . Fisrtluf P����ls*>Jw^wo ** 0�ce. T3I PARISIAN INTELLIGENCE* NATIONAL ASSEMBLE. Die. 14. ADecree was palled on the rfport of M. Defim** Hiertt which declares that the edtctof 1774,r** lative to marriages entered into betwixt Catholics and Proteftants in Alface, (hall only extend to the cafes of children born from the date of fuch edict* to the 27th of Aoguft lad ; and that with regard {ojnfancs bo+h fitrce the iaft period* and to ba born in future', their education (hall be regulated according to the plan prefcribed by the decree 0/ the 37th ^)f Augnft. Some complaints having been made by aMeni* ber, of the flow progrefs of the Committee of Liquidation, the Abb* Gouttss rofe and obferve4 that their labours bad been immeufc. That a variety of accompts remained to. be examined \ and that if'the AiTembly had a defire.that theif work mould be finiihed during the prefent feflion it would be necefiary to augment the number of examiners. The order of the day brought on the further difcuffion of the report 011 the fuppreflion of mini, ftorial officers. The minrfterial officers here meant are the Pi-ocureurt before the Courts of Law.-* They compofe fo numerous1 a corps, (above j 00.000) that it will be extremely difficult, if not impollible, for the nation, in its prefent disjoint�4 ftate, to find cam to fatisfy them for the lofs of their places. It is not improbable, therefore^ that they will be allowed to hold them for their lives, folely on this account. Several member*! delivered their fentiments, fr� and cm, bttt-no-thing final was determined upon. An addrefs was read from a fbciefcy of -the- * Friends of the Confutation at Autun, complain* ing of the feditious conduct of the Canons of th* cathedral of Autun, who had dared \o proteiV againft the decree of die 27th of laft month, relative to the ecclefi3ltical oath. Several other addreffes of a fimilar nature, pre** fented to the Affcmbly, evidently fhew that the fpirit of liberty is become predominant among th* people, and that clerical protefts. and anatbzmar> are now difregarded and defpifed. In the evening a queftion was agitated, whether or not a Director General mould be placed at the head of the board for filperintendiug bridges an . highways i1 In the courfe of the converfaribn which took phce, an obfervatlon was thrown out by a member, that it would not be proper tc�"determine that point, till the functions of the feveral officers of the board ihoald be ascertained, on which the queftion was adjourned. % M. L? Brun then propofed two articles a decree for defining the functions of feveral officers of the Board, which paflcd after a ihort debate. The Preildent informed the Affcmbly that advices had been received the preceding day from Perpignari, by a courier extraordinary, that an unfortunate hftair had happened in that city, is* which feveral excellent citizens had lo"ft thei* lives. He deferred going into particulars, but hinted that the calamities had been occafioned by an Jrifiocratic pkt. * .' ',v ,1 j,1". , , i1 n'ifgar BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. T TIS Majefty having been pleafed to crea� th* XjL R'ght Hon. William Wyndham Grenville a Peer vt thisRealrn, by the Title of Baron Grenville, of WottOO* vjnder-Bernewood, in the County of Buckingham; whereby his Seat as one of the Reprefentttive* of the fame County ia Parliament is become vacant j and I, haring received tht> King's Writ for the Election of a KLnight ot this Shire, 1� bis Lord/Hip's Sccad, do, in obedience thereto, and th* Statute in fach CafeJ lately made and provided, hereby proclaim and notify, thit a Special County Court wit be held for this County, in the Shire-Hulij at th� Towa of Aylclbury, on Monday the 27 th Day of Decembar inftanc, at the Hour of Eleven, in the Forenoon, for th* Purpofe of fuch Election only j and that I fhall then ant t-'iere pioceed in th� due Execution of the cook place this Day at'Union-Hail, Southwark. The Mijaricy jgnnil: me w.is nnly five (notwithftanding the ExtenfiveneiJ of theJComniiffion) which induces m
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No, not a recipe for cooked squirrel, but rather a bird, or should I say, squirrel feeder. At least that is what we ended up calling this simple concept in our home. Allow me to explain…
Growing up we always had bird feeders in our backyard and I loved watching the birds flutter down to feast in the wintertime. Perhaps it is the sense of life and livelihood on bleak winter days, or just the surprise of seeing different types of birds from time to time. A bird fanatic I am not, I just thought it would be fun to have a feeder once we moved to Columbus (prior to this we were in a townhome that had no good place for a feeder).
At our first home in Columbus we had the most picturesque cherry tree outside our kitchen window. The branches bowed and curved perfectly to hang a feeder right where it could be seen while we ate. SPH and I tried several different hanging techniques, but time and time again, it would end up being primarily a squirrel feeder, as the local squirrels outsmarted our attempts at baffling them. It almost became a bit of a sport, and certainly fun for the boys, who liked to go on "squirrel patrol."
At our current home, the tree, or should I call it a large bush, outside our kitchen window can't support a full feeder, so R and SPH made this simple bird feeder for the tree:
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SPH tied some fishing line through the pine cone so it could be secured to the tree. Then R spread the peanut butter on the pine cone. Lastly, the peanut-y cone was rolled in the bird seed until it all stuck. R, G, SPH and I watched after the pine cone was hung for a bird to find it.
We waited…and waited…days passed and finally we saw the bird in the photo above. Sadly, the bird came when R was at school (hence the picture), but I tried to capture it for him. I was glad I had taken the photo because shortly after the birds found the cone, I took a new picture:
That's right, the squirrels found the feeder too, hence the name "Squirrel Recipe." The good news is that we found a new hook near a window in our backyard and we have hung a feeder. It's been up for a good week, and so far, the only squirrels that are feeding off of it are on the ground, catching the overflow. Maybe we have finally found a squirrel-proof feeder?


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People who have worked on this game have also collaborated on the creation of the following games:
Kameo: Elements of Power, a group of 113 people
Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, a group of 75 people
Conker: Live & Reloaded, a group of 69 people
Viva Piñata: Pocket Paradise, a group of 68 people
Kinect Sports, a group of 56 people
Viva Piñata, a group of 56 people
Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise, a group of 38 people
Perfect Dark, a group of 37 people
Jetpac Refuelled, a group of 32 people
Grabbed by the Ghoulies, a group of 31 people
Star Fox Adventures, a group of 29 people
Donkey Kong Country, a group of 25 people
Banjo-Tooie, a group of 23 people
Banjo Pilot, a group of 22 people
Sabre Wulf, a group of 21 people
Conker's Bad Fur Day, a group of 20 people
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!, a group of 20 people
Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge, a group of 20 people
It's Mr Pants, a group of 19 people
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest, a group of 19 people
Mickey's Speedway USA , a group of 17 people
Diddy Kong Racing DS, a group of 17 people
Jet Force Gemini, a group of 17 people
Perfect Dark, a group of 16 people
Banjo-Kazooie, a group of 15 people
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Hairloss in a horse
This is for a friend of mine. She has a 6 year old gelding whose mane and tail hair sheds in the spring and summer and even some patches over his body. In the fall and winter it grows back. He is on grass hay and oats. It is a Dutch Warmblood.
She tried: acupuncture, change diets, sun protection with blankets, Bach flowers, standard vet care. Nothing works. Any ideas from the horse owners here?
Every time I experienced that with my horses it was due to them itching and rubbing their manes and tails on posts and trees. It would happen in the summer and disappear in the winter/cooler months.
In the south it could be fungal, muck itch due to high humidity or insects.
It's been some years ago now but there was an anti-fungal shampoo that helped and I can't remember the name.....I think it was 'Fungasol' shampoo especially for horses. Eqyss Micro Tek is a well respected brand too.
I would work it in really well into mane and top of the tail and let it sit for 10 minutes then rinse and put insect repellent on. Has to be kept up on as a maintenance routine during the summer.
What color is the mane/tail?
Sounds like an allergy to me, probably bug bites, especially since it goes away in winter. I've had this problem with horses and no-see-ums, really small biting insects. The horse may be rubbing out hair to try to soothe the itching.
You can use some over the counter anti-itch salve, bathe with Aveeno, and check with the vet for other suggestions.
The "problem" is that he is not itching or rubbing. What kinda bug can cause this if it doesn't itch?
Rain rot could be the culpret. Western Oregon & the south were areas where this could happen. Cure in the south was sponging with listerene or similar mouthwash.
aka "bay"
I asked the color thinking it could be sun burn, but on a bay it is highly unlikely.
Have you seen the area that is infected (or losing hair)? Is it gummy? Dry and scaley? Does it have an ordor to it? Is the rest of the mane & tail healthy?
The area that the horse grazes in, is it normally wet or dry during the summer months? Is the horse on pasture 24/7 or is it brought in at night?
Is the horse pastured with a buddy? Some horses will chew on another horse's mane & tail.
Does the owner use any type of fly sheet in the summer?
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In Australia, desalination is not just a chemical engineering process, it is a form of political alchemy.
Over the past decade, desalination plants have been used to transform electoral grief over dwindling water reserves into political gold. As lawns turned brown across the country, officials began to brief ministers on when their cities might run out of water.
Premiers flicked the switch on billions of dollars worth of investment in plants that are among the biggest in the world. The threat of a waterless future seemed to overcome the threat of higher water bills and the environmental negatives.
But Mother Nature turned out to be as fickle as a voter.
Politicians signing multibillion-dollar cheques have watched in dismay as the heavens opened over the past 18 months. Dams filled, towns flooded and people wondered why their water bills rose when they hadn't picked up a garden hose in months.
Desalination turned into political fool's gold. Queensland was forced to claim a useful role for its plant during the floods. Victoria found its monstrous plant hostage to delays courtesy of the heavy rain. In Sydney the plant has been running full tilt as part of its two-year "proving up" just as dams are 78 per cent full.
Desalination plants are not an unmitigated good. They are costly, environmentally controversial and, if it rains, expensively unnecessary. There is no certainty, of course, that the rains will continue. In fact, the science points the other way. But rain today is more persuasive than an unknown future.
The Victorian Labor government learned this the hard way. Their desalination plant is held up as an example of mismanagement.
Yet Australia is now building some of the largest plants among the 15,000 or so around the world. The International Desalination Association expects the capacity of plants to double by 2016.
Victoria's ranks 12th in capacity, beaten only by behemoths in the Middle East. In the short term, opposition leaders view an opportunity to bash governments for their desalination choices.
The exception, as ever, is Perth. There, the big dry is as big as ever and last Monday Premier
By the middle of this decade, more than half of Perth's water capacity will come from desalination.
Jim Gill, a former chief executive of the state's Water Corporation, says this "is a huge transformation". Gill helped build Australia's first large-scale plant at Kwinana, 40 kilometres south of Perth, which started supplying water in late 2006.
The decision was made following the "winter from hell" in 2001.
"We were motivated at that stage to keep Perth habitable," Gill says. "If we had more years like 2001 we would have run out of water for drinking and washing and that sort of thing."
Critics argue there are better ways to augment the water supply. The Liberal Party, in opposition and in government, is particularly keen on stormwater harvesting. Western Australia did invest in a water recycling plant to supply mostly industrial users. Desalination, says Gill, is not the be all and end all. He believes recycling and stormwater harvesting have a place but neither offers the assurance of both supply and quality that desalination provides. He says state government calculations indicate that limiting demand could mean intolerable restrictions that could deeply affect quality of life. He sings the praises of the WA politicians who signed up for the plant in WA.
"It was the largest reverse osmosis plant outside the Middle East and the first one used as a mainland water supply," he says.
"It really was pioneering; it took some courageous politicians to sign up to it, although it is not too attractive either running out of water. Generally the politicians see that a far greater disaster is to run the community out of water."
He concedes that at $1.25 per kilolitre it is "expensive water".
"That's more expensive than any water we had hitherto, but that is an irrelevant comparison,. If it is the only source you have, whether it is expensive or not is irrelevant; do you want to live in Australia or not?"
The plant opened in 2006. At the time the local media was far from supportive, describing it as "unnecessary and a knee-jerk reaction to compensate for a complete lack of planning", he says.
That characterisation will be familiar to many east coast taxpayers. By 2006, the east coast was well and truly drying out.
"Suddenly we had plane-loads of politicians coming over and they said 'Gee, that's pretty good, how do you build one of those in 24 months?' "
The day before Barnett announced the expansion of his state's second plant, South Australia's Water Minister,
As Adelaide's dams are in rude health at the moment, Caica faced the usual sceptical questions.
"People don't realise how close we were sailing to the wind in being able to supply water for drinking purposes, let alone water purposes," he said at the event. "The scientists tell me that drought was a glimpse at the future, that with variable rainfall and climate change it is highly likely we will have droughts of higher intensity, droughts that are more frequent than we have had in the past."
American-based desalination expert Tom Doerr has 30 years' experience in the industry but says he is amazed at the gusto with which Australian governments have taken to the technology.
"The unusual thing is you had so many cities that all went at the one time," he says.
"You had a country in the developed world that was environmentally conscious, that all of a sudden came to the realisation that they needed desal and they went for it."
Doerr says the boom in desalination in Australia is a result of a convergence of climatic conditions, technological improvements – particularly in the manufacturing of so-called reverse osmosis plants – and a new financing instrument (public-private partnerships).
"Seawater desalination is expensive, there is no getting away from it," he says. "It is the most expensive way to treat water, the laws of nature are such that that is the way it is going to be. It is more expensive than pumping it out of the ground or water treatment options. But as the aquifers are being depleted or as the rivers are being used up and as rivers are getting more and more water waste and there [are] less natural flows and water is getting more polluted – and as the pollution increases . . . you must turn to desalination.
"You can't recycle your way out of a water shortage."
Doerr says the Victorian plant is expensive by world standards.
"The price of the Wonthaggi plant – when I saw that cost I was amazed," he says.
Doerr says other jurisdictions in the world have baulked at those costs because they didn't need the water as badly as Australia's cities.
"How big a piece of plant is depends on how reliable your water options are and how risky you feel, how much risk you are willing to take," he says.
Pacific Institute senior research associate Heather Cooley estimates up to half the cost of desalinated water is the energy needed to produce it. If that energy comes from a fossil fuel such as coal, Cooley argues in a paper published last year, desalination plants are contributing plenty to the climate change problem that some would say they address.
Recycling, conservation and smarter land use could all provide "the same freshwater benefits of seawater desalination at far lower economic and environmental costs." she says. "Is seawater desalination the ultimate solution to our water problems? No. Is it likely to be a piece of our water management puzzle? Yes."
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As in comedy, one of the key elements of RAM is the timing
Subject: Memory | September 10, 2012 - 04:06 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: kingston hyper x, kingston, ddr3-2133, ddr3-1600, DDR-3 2400, DDR-3 1866, DDR-3
X-bit Labs took five DDR3 kits from Kingston to compare in a handy roundup for those looking to see the difference higher frequencies have on a systems performance. They range from 1600MHz @ 9-9-9-27 to 2400MHz @ 11-13-13-30 and so offer not only a comparison on frequency but also timings. If you read all the way through you can see how these kits compare at base frequencies as well as when they are overclocked; which may have a somewhat noticeable effect on synthetic benchmarks, but not so much on the real world tests.
"Today we are going to talk about memory kits from one of the leading DDR3 SDRAM makers for enthusiasts. Our roundup includes such products as Kingston HyperX Genesis KHX1600C9D3K2/8G, Kingston HyperX Genesis KHX1866C9D3K2/8GX, Kingston HyperX T1 KHX1866C9D3T1K2/8GX, Kingston HyperX T1 KHX21C11T1K2/8X and Kingston HyperX T1 KHX24C11T1K2/8X."
Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:
- Kingston HyperX Predator 8GB 2666MHz DDR3 Memory Kit Review @ Legit Reviews
- Corsair Dominator Platinum 16GB 2666C10 DDR3 Memory Kit Review @ Madshrimps
- Patriot Viper 3 DDR3-1866 & Viper 3 Intel Extreme Masters DDR3-2133 @ Legion Hardware
- G.Skill Trident-X 2400 CL10 Dual Channel RAM Kit @ TechwareLabs
- G.Skill TridentX F32400C10D-8GTX 2400 MHz DDR3 @ techPowerUp
- Corsair Dominator Platinum 2133 MHz DDR3 @ Guru of 3D
- GEIL EVO VELOCE – Dual Channel 2133 MHz @ XSReviews
- Kingston HyperX Predator 2666mhz @ Kitguru
- Corsair Dominator Platinum 2666MHz 16GB DDR3 Memory Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Patriot Viper 3 8GB DDR3-2133 @ Neoseeker
- Crucial Ballistic Elite VS Tactical Review @ HardwareLOOK
- Patriot Viper 3 Intel Extreme Masters Memory 1866MHz 16GB Review @ OCC
- Patriot Intel Extreme Master 2x4Gb 2133MHz @ Funky Kit
- Kingston HyperX Blu 1600MHz 16GB (2x8GB) Memory Kit Review @ Legit Reviews
- G.Skill TridentX DDR3 2400MHz 8GB Memory Kit Review @ eTeknix
- Patriot Viper 3 Intel Extreme Masters Limited Edition 2133MHz 8GB @ Kitguru
Big memory from Mushkin ... 16 or 32GB, your choice
Subject: Memory | August 14, 2012 - 04:18 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ridgeback, redline, Mushkin, ddr3-1866, 32GB, 16GB
You can pick up two DIMMs with the 16GB kit or four with the 32GB, either way you end up with DDR3-1866MHz @ 10-10-10-27 running on 1.5v, with a lifetime warranty to boot! When Overclockers Club went to work the two kits did end up showing some difference as the 16GB kit hit 2288MHz @ 11-11-12-28 2T while the 32GB only managed 2202MHz @ 11-12-12-28 2T. If you check out the Mushkin Redline series on NewEgg you will see a wide variety of models, so pick the ones with the lowest latency for the best performance out of the box as well as more overclocking headroom.
"Looking at these two kits of memory from Mushkin shows that it has another pair of kits that deliver performance indicative of their specifications and more. First up are the distinctive good looks and functionality of the cooling solutions employed on each kit. The 32GB kit part number 994071 uses the "Ridgeback" design. This robust heatsink package uses a series of angle shaped (think Mushkin logo) fins on top of a thick body to effectively wick away the thermal load generated by these high density modules. Packing them into a four DIMM configuration like used in the testing will allow a higher heat load to be retained but is nothing to be concerned about. Using an air cooled CPU cooling solution would fix that issue as once air starts moving over the modules they cool down fast."
Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:
- AVEXIR AVD3U16001008G-4CI 32GB C10 1600MHz Memory Kit Review @ Madshrimps
- 3 Way DDR3 SODIMM Comparison @ NikKTech
- Patriot Intel Extreme Masters Limited Edition 16GB DDR3-1866MHz Memory Kit @Hi Tech Legion
- Patriot Viper 3 8GB 2133MHz Review @ OCC
- G.SKILL TridentX 2400 MHz F3-2400C10D-8GTX @ Bjorn3D
- Crucial Ballistix Tactical Review - 16GB Dual Channel @ HCW
- Patriot Viper 'Black Mamba' 2133mhz Gen 3 16GB @ Kitguru
PC Perspective Hardware Workshop 2012 @ Quakecon 2012 in Dallas, TX
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Graphics Cards, Motherboards, Cases and Cooling, Processors, Memory, Systems, Storage, Mobile, Shows and Expos | August 9, 2012 - 10:30 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: video, workshop, streaming, quakecon, prizes, live, giveaways
It is that time of year again: another installment of the PC Perspective Hardware Workshop! Once again we will be presenting on the main stage at Quakecon 2012 being held in Dallas, TX August 2-5th.
Main Stage - Quakecon 2012
Saturday, August 4th, 2pm CT
Our thanks go out to the organizers of Quakecon for allowing us and our partners to put together a show that we are proud of every year. We love giving back to the community of enthusiasts and gamers that drive us to do what we do! Get ready for 2 hours of prizes, games and raffles and the chances are pretty good that you'll take something out with you - really, they are pretty good!
Our thanks for this year's workshop logo goes to John Pastor!!
Our primary partners at the event are those that threw in for our ability to host the workshop at Quakecon and for the hundreds of shirts we have ready to toss out! Our thanks to NVIDIA, MSI Computer and Corsair!!
Live Streaming
If you can't make it to the workshop - don't worry! You can still watch the workshop live on our page right here as we stream it over one of several online services. Just remember this URL: http://pcper.com/workshop and you will find your way!
Case Mod Competition
Along with the Hardware Workshop, PC Perspective is working with Modders Inc on the annual case mod contest! There are two categories for the competition: "Scratch Built" and "In the Box" that will allow those that build their computer enclosures from the ground up to compete separately from those that heavily modify their existing cases and systems.
For more details, be sure to check out the on going thread at the Modders Inc Forums!
Prize List (will continue to grow!)
Continue reading to see the list of prizes for the workshop!!!
Gigabyte Unveils GA-H77N-WIFI Mini-ITX Motherboard
Subject: General Tech, Graphics Cards, Motherboards, Cases and Cooling, Processors, Chipsets, Memory, Displays | August 7, 2012 - 10:07 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: Z77, motherboard, mini-itx, Intel, gigabyte, ga-h77n-wifi
During a European roadshow, Gigabyte showed off a new Mini-ITX form factor motherboard for the first time. Called the GA-H77N-WIFI, the motherboard is well suited for home theater and home server tasks. Based on the H77 chipset, it is compatible with the latest Intel Core i3 (coming soon), i5, and i7 "Ivy Bridge" processors. The board goes for an all-black PCB with minimal heatsinks on the VRMs, and the form factor is the same size as the motherboard that Ryan recently used in his Mini-ITX HTPC build.
The GA-H77N-WIFI features a LGA 1155 processor socket, two DDR3 DIMM slots, PCI Express slot, two SATA 3Gbps ports, two SATA 6Gbps ports, and an internal USB 3.0 header. There are also two Realtek Ethernet controller chips and a Realtek audio chip.
- 1 PS/2 port
- 2 USB 3.0 ports
- 2 HDMI ports
- 1 DVI port
- 2 Antenna connectors (WIFI)
- 4 USB 2.0 ports
- 2 Gigabit Ethernet ports
- 1 Optical S/PDIF port
- 5 Analog audio jacks
The dual Gigabit Ethernet ports are interesting. It could easily be loaded with open source routing software and turned into router/firewall/Wi-Fi access point. To really take advantage of the Ivy Bridge support, you could put together a nice media server and HTPC recording/streaming box (using something like SiliconDust's HDHomeRun networked tuners or Ceton's USB tuner since this board is very scarce in the way of PCI-E slots). What would you do with this Mini-ITX Gigabyte board?
Unfortunately, there is no word yet on pricing or availability, but the motherboard is likely coming soon. You can find more information on the motherboard over at tonymacx86, who managed to snag get some photos of the board.
DRAM Prices Expected To Rise
Subject: Memory | July 18, 2012 - 12:13 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: price increase, memory, Elpida, ddr3
The memory market has traditionally seen razor thin margins and cheap prices as the various manufacturers crank out DRAM chips to healthy levels. While we are not yet at the point for DDR4 memory to come out with high early-adopter prices, iSuppli believes that we will be seeing increased pricing later this year regardless.
A DDR3 memory module
According to Tom's Hardware, analysts working for IHS iSuppli have determined that inventory is decreasing this year, and has decreased 4 percent since the fourth quarter of last year. Whereas DRAM suppliers were estimated to have 12.1 weeks of inventory in Q4 2011, they are currently sitting on 11.6 weeks. While supply grew last year and prices fell dramatically, prices have increased by 1.5 percent versus last year. The analysts further expect prices to rise by 7.7 percent and 3.5 percent in Q3 2012 and Q4 2012 respectively.
One possible aspect of the drop in supply is the declaration of bankruptcy and subsequent buyout of Elpida Memory by Micron. As supply goes down and demand stays the same – or continues to rise – prices are naturally going to increase for consumers. Now that there is one less manufacturer to contend with, it is likely that prices will continue to be higher than before. If you have not already upgraded your RAM, now seems to be as good as it's going to get price-wise, so be sure to jump in on the good deals while you can!
16GB of 1600MHz quad channel DDR3 from Mushkin
Subject: Memory | June 22, 2012 - 04:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Mushkin, Redline PC3-12800, ridgeback, quad channel, ddr3-1600
While raw speed can be helpful for your memory subsystem, often times tighter timings can have a more noticeable impact, which is what makes Mushkin's Enhanced Redline Ridgeback 16GB kit worth the small premium they charge. It might have a base frequency of 1600MHz but with timings of 7-7-7-24 it has some of the lowest timings we've seen from DDR3. It also allows you more overclocking choices and when Hi Tech Legion loosened the timings to 8-8-8-24 at a frequency of 1969MHz they saw comparable real world performance to their alternative overclock which left the timings untouched and the frequency at 1702MHz. If you are looking for quad channel or high capacity dual channel memory this kit is worth investigating.
"The Mushkin Redline PC3-12800 (994057) 16GB Quad Pack Memory Kit is no different. The Redline 994057 Quad Kit offers the best performance on the market. The 994057 comes with industry leading 7-7-7-24 timings on a 16GB quad channel kit. Along with the fast timings, the 994057 uses high performance Mushkin Ridgeback heatsinks for the best possible cooling. The Redline Quad kit runs at 1.65v and comes with Mushkin's lifetime warranty. All Mushkin memory is hand tested for ultimate quality assurance."
Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:
- G.Skill Ripjaws Z 16GB Memory Review @ HCW
- VisionTek Ultimate Performance PC3-17000 16GB @ Tweaktown
- G.Skill Trident X DDR3 2400 8GB Dual Kit @ Pro-Clockers
- G.Skill Trident X 2400MHz Review @ OCC
Corsair Dominator Platinum DDR3 memory launches at Computex
Subject: Memory | June 4, 2012 - 06:12 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: dominator, ddr3, corsair, computex
Corsair is jumping back into the world of high-end consumer memory with a new Dominator series of DDR3 kits that include a customizable light bar, DHX cooling, Corsair Link support and screened, overclockable ICs.
Available in both quad and dual-channel kits and 8GB, 16GB, 32GB and even 64GB capacities and frequencies as high as 2800 MHz. All of the Dominator Platinum kits will support Intel's XMP 1.3 profiles for easier overclocking on supporting motherboards.
Maybe more exciting is the new light bar that contains a user interchangeable light pipe with "lets enthusiasts tailor the downwash lighting color to match their PC lighting and components." While all modules will ship with white lights you will be able to buy additional colors from Corsair to customize your configuration.
Dominator Platinum memory also supports full Corsair Link connectivity, allowing customers with Corsair Link to monitor DRAM temperature and other parametric data. This feature, unique to Dominator memory, provides end users with the data they need to tune system cooling and monitoring. Dominator Platinum memory kits also support Corsair AirFlow fans and AirFlow Pro™ dynamic temperature and activity displays to provide the low temperatures required for stable and reliable overclocks.
"Dominator has been the choice of performance enthusiasts and overclockers since its release six years ago, and Dominator Platinum will continue to dominate the memory market for many more years to come," said Thi La, VP of the Memory Business Unit at Corsair. "The stunning new industrial design and customizable light bar makes Dominator Platinum even more special and distinctive, while the patented DHX cooling technology and hand-sorted DRAM ICs deliver the performance and overclockability that enthusiasts demand."
G.Skill's 8GB Trident X DDR3-2400 carries a large price tag
Subject: Memory | May 25, 2012 - 04:35 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: 8gb, G.Skill Trident X, DDR3-2400
At $100 G.Skill's 8GB Trident X DDR3-2400 carries a higher price than slightly slower kits which made Neoseeker curious as to why it comes at such a premium. The kit is certainly attractive looking with its tall red heatspreaders but looks are not everything when it comes to RAM, though the ability to remove the heatspreaders could be quite valuable to those with large heatsinks. Timings of 10-12-12-31 @2T are not awe inspiring but are comparable to other 2400MHz kits and it seems that the DIMMs cannot provide much more as the overclocking Neoseeker managed was not much of an improvement. Read on to see if the high speed of the DIMMs can overcome the relatively loose timings in the full review.
"G.Skill's 8GB Trident X DDR3-2400 memory kit has blazing fast speeds and a modular heatsink design, all in a $99 USD package. The Trident X series was designed from the ground up to be XMP Ready for Intel's 3rd Generation Core processors and Z77 platform (Ivy Bridge), which is where the higher clock speeds come in. It's also practically double the price of other DDR3-2400 dual channel kits, so hit our review to see what level of performance Trident X has to offer for its price premium."
Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:
- G.Skill Ares 16GB 1866Mhz DDR3 Memory Kit @ Benchmark Reviews
- G.Skill Ripjaws Z DDR3 2133 8GB Quad Kit @ Pro-Clockers
- Crucial BallistiX Elite 16GB 1600MHz Quad Channel Kit Review @ NikKTech
- Samsung Green DDR3 8GB 1600mhz @ Kitguru
- atriot Viper Xtreme Division 2 PC3-19200 8GB @ Tweaktown
- Crucial Ballistix Elite DDR3 1866 16GB Quad Kit @ Pro-Clockers
- G.Skill TridentX PC3-21300 8GB @ Tweaktown
- Samsung Green DDR3 1600MHz 8GB 30nm Memory Kit Review @ eTeknix
- Patriot Viper Xtreme Division 2 2133mhz @ Kitguru
- Kingston HyperX Genesis DDR3 1866 16GB Quad Kit @ Pro-Clockers
Micron also looks to buy Elpida
Subject: General Tech, Memory, Mobile | May 12, 2012 - 06:10 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: micron, Elpida
Micron Technologies has confirmed that they are in talks to purchase Elpida Memory. Despite Toshiba pulling out of the race, the deal would have a rumored value of 2.51 Billion dollars. This deal would move Micron into the second largest DRAM producer, behind Samsung, with a 25 percent market share globally.
Elpida Memory, Inc. has been having troubles as a company for a couple of years.
Elpida was established as a company from its parent companies, NEC and Hitachi, in 1999 and took its current name the next year. Elpida has been delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange in late March, a month after filing for Bankruptcy.
Multiple companies have come and gone in talks to purchase Elpida. Toshiba and SK hynix have somewhat recently pulled out of negotiations as the American TPG Capital LP and the Chinese Hony Capital shared a bid for the manufacturer.
Or buy us and be #2 : D
Micron has just recently announced that they would place a bid for Elpida which, if completed, would push Micron past Hynix into the second largest DRAM producer by market share. Micron also seems to be interested in purchasing Elpida to access its mobile technology. While the actual bid is not public knowledge, it has been rumored to be worth around 2.51 billion dollars.
It may also be possible that none of the above deals would go through. Reuters reports that a group of debt holders for Elpida might push for their own plan if they feel that none of the current deals would suffice.
Who needs DDR4 with Kingston's DDR3-2800 kit?
Subject: Memory | May 8, 2012 - 06:56 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: kingston hyper x, dual channel, ddr3-2800, ddr3, 4GB
If you have a dual channel motherboard that can handle the fastest RAM on the market, why not find out if it can support Kingston's Hyper T1 DDR3-2800 4GB kit? Legit Reviews tried it on the Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H at both 2800MHz @ 12-14-14-32 as well as 2666MHz @ 11-14-14-30. Don't expect much overclocking potential at this speed unfortunately, nor are all motherboards going to support the full speed XMP of these DIMMs but Kingston can be proud of the speed at which they've pushed these DIMMs to.
"The Kingston Hyper T1 4GB 2800MHz memory kit that we looked at here today did a superb job on our motherboard that features the Intel Z77 Express chipset and the Intel Core i7-3770K Ivy Bridge processor. We ran this kit from 800MHZ with CL6 timings all they way up to 2800MHz with CL12 timings. It is pretty wild to see a 2000MHz spread with a memory kit, but this kit was up for the task..."
Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:
- AMD 2x4GB DDR3-1600 Performance Edition Memory Kit Review @ Neoseeker
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303075 US Highway 101 Brinnon, Washington 98320 (map) | (360) 796-4723
Sites: 26 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $28.00
Small campground right on US 101 with friendly owners and close to the water.
We stayed here as part of a Habitat Care-A-Vanner build team and the group was able to get spots next to each other. Ours was a 50-amp site backing to 101 - it was somewhat loud with traffic noise but quieted down around 11 PM so we slept good. The sites are tight but there is a nice common area, a decent little store, and it is a short ride to Brinnon or Qulicene for dinner :).
The first day we were here (Sunday) we had no cable tv but the owner had us back up within an hour of us letting them know. We quickly learned the owners will do whatever they can to make your stay decent. We will definitely stay here again. - Bay Area Early retirees
306996 Highway 101 Brinnon, Washington 98320 (map) | (360) 796-4415
Sites: 140 | Latest Rate: $53.00 | 20 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $53.00
First time staying at this park and we were very pleased with our site. We had shade at the site and it was appreciated as a few of the other sites in our wheel were in direct sunlight. A short walk takes you to the Hood Canal where eagles and many other land and sea creatures abound. Also well marked hiking trails beginning and ending right from the park. We are sure to return but it appears reservations are a must. - Rich1 -_
Mar 2016 - $20.00
Busy campground on weekends. Winter here the park got flooded a couple of times, and lower half they are working on. They have a interesting pinwheel lay out in the field area, most have power. I stayed in upper tree loop on river. Lower loop has some nice river sites, but no privacy. Good hiking in the woods, and on that hike saw herd of 42 elk along river bed. Also a shoreline for clams, and oysters to die for. I would stay again. - NXTSTOP
Jun 2014 - $41.00
Nice state park. We arrived on a Thursday. The entire park may have had 6 campers. Very quiet. But come the weekend, the whole parked filled up. Lots of families. Great hiking trails. Sites are spacious. Costs are high in WA state parks, in my opinion. - AKBOB
9565 Scenic Beach Road N.W., Seabeck, WA 98380 Seabeck, Washington 98380 (map) | 360-830-5079
Sites: 52 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 1 Reviews
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May 2015 - $28.00
This is an outstanding campground. There are no utilities in the campsites, but there is potable water and a RV dump station. The camp is located on the north end of the beautiful Hood Canal. During clear weather, the rocky beach has a spectacular view of the Olympic Mountains. The campsites vary from private to very private. Our site was totally private and deep in the lush dappled sunlight of cedar and fir trees. There are two good playgrounds for kids. Many sites are small and somewhat uneven, but they work for small and moderate RVs. Pull-through sites would fit all but the largest bus type RVs. We were there on Memorial Day weekend, and the campground was full. Fellow campers were generally quiet, and all noise was done by 10 PM. I would happily return. - SeaTeacher
4131 Pine Rd NE Bremerton, Washington 98310 (map) | (360) 479-1181
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $20.00
This is an Elks members park.
The grounds are beautiful! It was quiet and peaceful here, we ended up extending our stay.
Water and 30 amp only.
Free dump at the fairgrounds about 3 miles away (hard to find).
Be sure you follow directions carefully to the lodge... Pine RD NE.
The ferry from Bremerton to Seattle is about 8 miles away, but easy access.
We would stay again. - Edwards-JV
Aug 2015 - $20.00
Nice location, gravel surface, sites not too spacious but we had no one on either side of us for the 3 nights we stayed there. A couple of non-Elks groups used the picnic facilities adjacent to the RV parking but they were gone by dark. Friendly staff in lodge. Water and electric at site but no dump. Couldn't get level on Site #9 so chose #8 instead. - RVtravelers2
Jul 2014 - $20.00
Beautiful location and views. Campsites adequate with nice park area. Restrooms were clean. - hbcamper
16300 WA-305 Poulsbo, Washington 98370 (map) | (360) 779-4305
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $25.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2012 - $25.00
Small park, but not much available in the area. We spent two months. Backed up to Hwy 3 and had some road noise. Not bad at night. Clean sites and medium in size. We would stay again. - RETE8
Aug 2011 - $31.00
This is a nice, clean park. The full time residents (95%) are all friendly. The negatives are lots of road noise, day and night. The park sits on the road to the Seattle ferry. Also, there is a 4 page, double sided, fine print set of rules and a two page registration form. They are trying to keep the undesirables out, but have overdone it. This park is not designed for an overnight stay. If you are looking for a long term stay in this area, I would recommend this park. - retiredfields
Jan 2009 - $35.00
I had a very bad experience living a long period of time in this park I have been in many parks over the last 9 years, and this one was the only one I would mark off my list twice!! The owners are very unprofessional and nasty. They have a need to rule! I am not the only one who has had this experience, Unfortunately there are limited RV parks in this area. I won't ever be back there. - carleen
202 NE Park St Poulsbo, Washington 98370 (map) | (360) 779-3205
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 6 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $30.00
This is a smallish campground at the tip of the Kitsap Peninsula, within shouting distance of Seattle (1.5 hours, including the ferry ride). The location is wonderful, on the bluff above a beautiful rock beach and the Hood Canal. In season, there's oystering and clamming. The downside here is there's a pavilion that shares a parking lot with the campground, which is used for events. There were weddings there both days that we were there, and the camp host said that during the summer, there are weddings daily. One of the weddings was fine, but the other one had loud music for several hours that we could hear from our site. The music stopped promptly at 9:30 pm, so it was quiet at night, but I value my quiet, and wouldn't come back for this reason. The campground is divided into two loops. Sites 1-18 are for RV's, sites 19-38 have no hookups, and are mostly too small for anything larger than a van. Sites 1-3 are 50A power and water. Sites 4-18 have full hookups. Most of the sewer hookups were slightly uphill from the parking pad. All of the sites were back-in, perpendicular to the road. The turnarounds were pretty tight as well. Big rigs would have some trouble here. RV sites were very close together, especially for a state park. All of the RV sites were in full sun, with no trees. The camp host was excellent. Very friendly and helpful. The state parks system is trying out a new type of backflow preventer on all of the hose bibs, and he had to explain how to use it to every single camper as they arrived. I'm all in favor of backflow preventers, but these were pretty hard to use. Water pressure was low, less than 40 PSI. The map shows a dump station, but I never saw it. Good Verizon and AT&T coverage. No OTA TV reception. We don't have satellite, but a neighbor told us he couldn't get satellite because of the trees. Being a state park, there's no wifi or cable. - AnnP
Aug 2011 - $29.00
First of all, the reservation system is flawed. When I checked there were only 2 RV sites available. I booked one and upon arrival we found over 10 available. You should try and check with the park and not rely on the reservation system. It is a nice state park with no 50 amp, no Wi-Fi, no TV [even over the air], no sewer or dump. They say that they are working on the dump, but it doesn't look like it. Sites 17-18 (not reservable) are the only shaded sites and they are reluctant to rent 18 as they call it an overrun site even though it is the best site in the park. The other sites with electric are in the sun and offer no privacy. Rigs of 40' will need to be careful of the driveway and approach to most sites due to lack of turn radius. The park is kid friendly and caters a lot to the Scouts, whom sometimes get a little noisy. The rocky beach is approx 200 yds from the camping sites. The park is nicely kept and the staff is very helpful. @ $29/nite its overpriced for what you get. - yachtjockey
Aug 2011 - $29.00
Wow! A beautiful location. The park is set in a wooded area, at walking distance of a beach on the Hood Canal where kids and adults were bathing. I recommend this park for the variety of activities. It's also kept clean. There are no dump stations handy, no sewer either. - eilatan
16280 State Highway 305 NE Poulsbo, Washington 98370 (map) | (360) 598-5988
Sites: 88 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 35 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $35.00
We've traveled all over the US & Canada, and this is one of the tightest RV spots we've ever been in! The slides just fit inside the site's borders, barely clearing the power stakes. Once we were parked & levelled, our neighbours tried putting out their awning. They couldn't fully extend it without hitting our motorhome!
I understand that we're as large a coach as you can get (almost! 44', 3 slides), but if you really can't accommodate us, then tell us when we call. Also, don't advertise yourself as "big rig friendly" if you're not.
However, all that being said, it's convenient to shopping, grocery stores, and the casino. A good distance off the highway makes it a quiet location. 50 amp service, and free cable & wifi.
We won't be in much of a hurry to return. Far too claustrophobic for us! - Kelly S
Jun 2016 - $30.00
There are few RV parks in the general area for competition, and frankly it shows. This is one of the most cramped parks we ever stayed in during our two years on the road, particularly if you are in one of the 50-amp pull-thru spots. Putting out our awning partially covered the adjacent unit's bedroom slide, if that will give you any idea. There are also quite a few long termers. Having said that, it is close to Bainbridge Island, Poulsbo and Silverdale - all big plusses. It is also very quiet (except that you can hear when adjacent units' furnaces kick in and out throughout the night). - coffeetime
Aug 2015 - $30.00
Online photos showed shaded spacious sites but those were only being utilized by permanent RV residents. The pull thru sites were long and narrow with no room to sit outside or even open our awning. Slides almost touched the neighboring RV on both sides. The back end of our fifth wheel was so close to the road coming into the park it felt like we would get hit. So glad we only stayed 4 nights & it was cool while we were there so we didn't need to use ac. Laundromat was clean. Nothing much to do in Poulsbo either. - RendezVous
3540 NE Sylvan Way Bremerton, Washington 98310 (map) | (360) 478-6460
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 3 Reviews
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Apr 2017 - $20.00
Only one site has hook ups. The RV dump station is closed. The park employees are not enforcing the park rules of a 10 day limit. The park employees are not checking sites for who has paid and who has not paid. It appears that a homeless encampment is sqautting on the only site available with hook ups. - MrRigdon-17
May 2014 - $32.00
We heard a lot about this place from other campers that post on RV Park Reviews. This camp ground was packed to the brim, dogs-kids every where and boy was it noisy--fun as hell to be around. The park offered a lake access below where we were parked and there was a lot of games going on on the beach. We will for sure be coming back again next year. - kara9
Jul 2007 - $17.00
There are only 2 full hook up sites available. One of which is used by the camp host. Mosquitoes were very bad. Some nice hiking trails. Only got about 4 min worth of hot water in shower and it cost me 50 cents for this. Dump station was closed. - retnavrib
3151 N.E. SR 300 Belfair, Washington 98528 (map) | (360) 275-0668
Sites: 184 | Latest Rate: $45.00 | 9 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $45.00
We had space T24 on the beach loop - 30 amp, water, and sewer. The temperature soared to 92 degrees the first day, but our AC worked fine on 30 amps (we're a 50 amp unit). The pull-through sites could be a little longer for today's rigs, but if everyone parks properly, things seem to fit okay. Friendly staff. - NotSoBadBob
Sep 2013 - $37.00
Nice scenery. Some of the pull-throughs are a little sharp for the bigger rigs, but most are okay. We arrived about 1/2 hour before check-in time and had no trouble getting right in. Ranger and staff were pleasant. We stayed in the Beach Loop at a pull-through site with 50 amp, water, and sewer. - NotSoBadBob
Jul 2011 - $35.00
The location of Belfair is great for visiting the Seattle area. The park itself is a wonderful park, and is well maintained. Very laid back, and I was impressed to see the volunteer workers cleaning campsites as soon as a camper left, prior to new arrivals. They do enforce the no check in before 2:30p, which was not a big deal. We are in a 40' MH /c 3 slides, and the spaces are limited for a rig our size, but there are several to choose from. If you don't need services, there are great sites without hookups that would easily fit our rig. The ferry terminal was a 30 minute drive, and we got to Seattle in 1 hr, shopped, and got back without any traffic hassle. Don't attempt to take your MH to the ferry terminal, parking is very limited. We left ours after checkout in the day use area and went on the ferry for the day. - red baron
7767 E Hilldale Rd Port Orchard, Washington 98366 (map) | (360) 871-4065
Sites: 50 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 10 Reviews
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Aug 2016 - $38.00
Price includes out of state and reservation fees. A very pretty, quiet, Washington state park with some really interesting history and friendly hosts/volunteers/Rangers. Great location with easy (and cool) ferry rides to Seattle. Unfortunately, it really isn't big rig friendly. The road through the park has tight turns with trees very close to the road and lots of low hanging branches. From the web site descriptions and lengths, several of the sites appear to be able to handle big rigs, but after seeing them in person, most are not. Our site (6), while very long, was a V shape with a large tree right in the middle which made pulling through impossible. We also had to bring out the ladder and pruning sheers to trim back branches in our site. Several back-in sites had trees very close to the road making maneuvering in difficult. All sites are very shaded which is nice for cooler temps. No satellite reception, and barely usable Verizon coverage. Most sites are not close to being level. Pull-through site 9 is probably the best site for big rigs in the park if you must stay here. If you don't mind tree branches scraping against your big rig, and are proficient in maneuvering in tight places, this park will be fine. Otherwise, I wouldn't suggest anything larger than 36-38' here (and tree branch scrapes would still apply). - Jerry and Betsy
Aug 2016 - $35.00
We stayed two nights and had a delightful stay. Staff very friendly. They even were trimming bushes at 8:00pm. Very woody sites, nice path to beach. Restrooms very clean so we'd stay here again. - Silvana CLark
Jun 2015 - $35.00
We enjoy the unique sea life in tide pools at low tide. A great combination of wooded hiking and Puget Sound beach access.
Small quiet and historical. Large brick open air building for special occasions. Day picnics by the waterside. Grassy play areas. - SandyCharbonneau


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There is an elevation gain of 584m and loss of 592m. The minimum elevations 176m and maximum is 243m.
The jist I get from speaking to other runners and cyclists and from some of the elevation graphs I have seen is that there are a couple of long steep inclines (near start and at around 10 miles) and just undulation all the way round (short steep inclines/declines) making it difficult to maintain a marathon rhythm..
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Office of the President announces President Ma to visit African allies starting April 7
A press conference was held at the Office of the President on the morning of March 14 to announce that President Ma Ying-jeou will lead a delegation on a 12-day visit to four African allies of the ROC next month. The trip, which is scheduled to start on April 7 and conclude on April 18, will see the president make stops in Burkina Faso, The Gambia, Sao Tome and Principe, and the Kingdom of Swaziland. Presidential Office Deputy Spokesperson Li Jia-fei (李佳霏) presided over the press conference, with Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Shen Ssu-tsun (沈斯淳) introducing the president's planned itinerary.
Vice Minister Shen remarked that this will be the first time President Ma has led a delegation to Africa since taking office in May 2008. He said that the trip is in response to the enthusiastic invitations extended by the ROC's African diplomatic allies. Aimed at building mutual understanding and strengthening bilateral friendship, it will include visits to the various cooperation projects between the ROC and its allies to examine their progress. The president will also review the results of the execution of the ROC's "viable diplomacy" by its representation throughout Africa.
Vice Minister Shen stated that the upcoming trip has been named Project Benevolence and Friendship, based on the desire to express concern for our allies in the region and solidify the ROC's friendship with them. An airliner has been chartered to take the delegation on the entire journey. Among those joining President Ma will be Minister of Foreign Affairs Timothy Chin-tien Yang (楊進添), senior officials from various government agencies responsible for cooperation projects with the African allies, lawmakers, members of the media, and a performance troop of students from National Taiwan University of Arts.
Vice Minister Shen explained that the first stop in Africa will be Burkina Faso. The ROC and Burkina Faso established diplomatic relations 18 years ago and the two sides maintain a close and friendly relationship. Burkina Faso President Blaise Compaoré has visited Taiwan nine times, and the two countries maintain cooperation in the fields of agriculture, medicine and health, and education. At present, important projects being carried out include vocational training and work to enhance Burkina Faso's abilities in healthcare management and upland rice farming.
After Burkina Faso, the president will lead the delegation to The Gambia. The ROC and The Gambia resumed diplomatic relations in 1995 , and the two nations have enjoyed a close and friendly cooperative relationship since, Vice Minister Shen said. President Yahya A.J.J. Jammeh has visited Taiwan on eight occasions, and each time has enthusiastically invited the ROC head of state to visit his nation. The two countries currently have cooperation projects in agricultural technology, medical care, education and training, and infrastructure. During his visit, President Ma will inaugurate an information center at the University of The Gambia and will also make a tour of the Royal Victoria Teaching Hospital , that nation's main health facility.
The third stop on the itinerary will be Sao Tome and Principe. The ROC and that nation established diplomatic relations 15 years ago and the relationship between the two sides is also a close one, featuring frequent interaction. In particular, the ROC has provided Sao Tome and Principe assistance in malaria prevention, thereby significantly reducing the incidence of malaria in that nation. The accomplishments resulting from the assistance provided by the ROC have been recognized and praised by the people of Sao Tome and Principe and the international community. During this trip, President Ma will gain a firsthand understanding of the state of the Malaria Eradication Project that is being carried out with the assistance of the ROC. He will also visit a national high school and a thermal power plant that were constructed with assistance from the ROC.
The final stop on the trip will be the Kingdom of Swaziland. Diplomatic relations between the two nations date back 44 years, with the two establishing formal ties shortly after Swaziland gained its independence in 1968. His Majesty King Mswati III has visited Taiwan 12 times, Vice Minister Shen said, adding that the two nations presently have cooperation projects in the fields of medical care, agricultural technology, and vocational training. On this visit, President Ma will visit a hospital that a medical mission from the ROC is helping to operate. He will also take a look at the state of garment factories in Swaziland that have been established by Taiwan companies, and will have a meal with overseas compatriots in Swaziland, as well as representatives of Taiwan companies operating in that nation, Vice Minister Shen stated.
Vice Minister Shen commented that in an effort to promote cultural exchanges between the ROC and Africa, a performance troupe of students from National Taiwan University of Arts will join the trip and perform in each nation. The troupe will be led by the university's vice president Nancy Chih-Kuan Lan (藍姿寬), and the theme of the performances will be "Taiwan Style." The performances will combine elements of Taiwanese traditional dances, such as a chariot and drum parade , Hakka arts, Taiwanese folk music, and aboriginal dance. The performances will also feature new compositions and choreography in an effort to display Taiwan's cultural diversity, as well as a dynamic aesthetic created by the integration of the traditional and the contemporary. Vice Minister Shen stated that this visit to Africa by the president and the delegation will further solidify the friendship between the ROC and its four African allies and promote bilateral cooperation and interaction.
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