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Firework Displays 2014 in Berkshire and South Oxfordshire
Bonfire fireworks displays for Guy Fawkes in Reading, Bracknell, Newbury, Wokingham, West Berkshire, Henley, Ascot and surrounding areas.
2 Nov – FIREWORK DISPLAY at Blue Mountain Golf Centre, Binfield, Berks, RG42 4EX, Web link: www.bluemountaingolf.co.uk/pages.php?&pageid=1960
Following the huge success of our 2013 event Blue Mountain Golf & Conference Centre are delighted to announce our annual fireworks display will be taking place on Sunday 2nd November 2014.
Blue Mountain hosts one of the largest and most popular firework displays in the Berkshire.
The display this year will yet again be produced by 'Star Fireworks' best known for their fabulous displays at Big Brother & X-Factor events and who recently won the British fireworks Championships. As well as the fireworks there will be plenty of things going on for the whole family: Bonfire, Adult and Kids fun fair, Refreshments & Live Band.
Gates open at 5pm with the bonfire lit at 6pm and the display at approximately 6.30pm. Adult tickets are £8.00 & Children's tickets are £5.00.
Tickets purchased by Friday 31st October receive £1 discount off ticket price. For further information call our events team on 01344 312504.
More events are being added as they are announced. Please check details before leaving as these events can be subject to change.
18-19, 25-26 & 31 Oct & 1 Nov – FIREWORK SPECTACULAR at LEGOLAND Windsor Resort,0871 2222 001, www.legoland.co.uk
Themed around LEGO Legends of Chima, the skies over Legoland will light up with a stunning fire and ice inspired display. There will be added Chima themed entertainments during the day including a Speedorz racing arena, Chima ice brick building, the chance to meet Laval the Lion and see the exclusive Legends of Chima 4D film. Plus there will be lots of Brick and Treat Halloween fun across the resort from the Forest of 5,000 Pumpkins to Frankie's Monster Ball. Included in park admission price.
25 Oct – SUE RYDER FIREWORKS & HALLOWEEN NIGHT at Sue Ryder Care Home, Nettlebed, RG9 5DE, www.henleybridge-rotary.org.uk
Organised by the Rotary Club of Henley Bridge and held in the grounds of the Sue Ryder Care Home. Professional firework display, bonfire, Halloween fancy dress parade, numerous stalls, pig roast, soup, bangers, burgers, mulled wine and bar. Gates open at 5pm with fireworks at 7.15pm. Vehicle and all occupants £15, walking adults £5, child 5-16yrs £2.
31 Oct – FIREWORKS TO MUSIC at Bradfield CE Primary School, Cock Lane, Bradfield Southend, RG7 6HR
Fireworks set to music. Doors open 5.30pm.For more details visit the website www.bradfieldprimarypta.co.uk
1 Nov – WOODLEY & EARLEY LIONS CLUB FIREWORKS DISPLAY in the field behind Laurel Park, Rushey Way, Lower Earley, http://woodleyandearleylions-public.sharepoint.com/
This charity fireworks event will mark the centenary of WW1 with an aerial laser display at 7pm prompt before the traditional firework display choreographed to music. Enjoy the whole event and atmosphere whilst raising funds for local charities. A real family experience. No personal fireworks or alcohol please. Gates open at 6pm, event starts promptly at 7pm. Tickets only available on the gates.
1 Nov – FIREWORK SPECTACULAR FAMILY RACEDAY at Ascot Race Course, 0844 346 3000, www.ascot.co.uk
Free fairground rides throughout the day and some top class racing followed by a fabulous firework display at around 6pm. On the day tickets from £25, under 18s free, discounts for groups and advance tickets.
1 Nov – FIREWORK SPECTACULAR at Reading Football Club, Scours Lane, Tilehurst, Reading, RG30 6AY, www.readinglions.org.uk/events.html
Reading Lions' Fireworks Spectacular raising money for local charities.
Gates open at 5pm, fireworks start at 7pm. Free parking, music, burgers, hot dogs, licenced bars, hot drinks and Masons Funfair.
Advance ticket prices: Adult (over 16) £6, Child (5-16) £4, Under 5's Free, Family (2 adults, 2 children) £16.
Purchase advance tickets now at www.jackfmberkshire.com or pay more on the night.
1 Nov – SANDHURST FIREWORK DISPLAY at Sandhurst Memorial Park, Yorktown Road, Sandhurst, GU47 9BJ, www.familyartsfestival.com/venue/Sandhurst_Memorial_Park/1940
Event includes The Sandhurst & District Corps of Drums Family Arts Festival. Music and Dance before and after the fireworks. Entry is FREE. There will also be activities on in the Library during half term week.
1 Nov – SPECTACULAR FIREWORKS DISPLAY at The Racecourse, Newbury, www.newburyfireworks.org.uk
Gates open at 5.30pm with a fun fair and Roary and his circus friends to keep you entertained, refreshments and a fully licensed bar and BBQ to keep you warm, fed and watered before the charity firework display starts at 7.30pm. With over 20 minutes of high explosive display set to music, this year's event promises once again to go with a bang!Tickets on sale from 1 Oct in a number of shops around Newbury and Thatcham and from the website. Early bird discounts available.
3 Nov – BONFIRE & FIREWORKS NIGHT at Camp Mohawk, Highfield Lane, Crazies Hill, Wargrave, RG10 8PU
Delightful firework displays, stay warm around the bonfire, feast on hot food and have a fun filled family evening. 6.30-9pm.
Tickets : £5 Adults and Children over 12 / £3 Under 12's available in advance from www.campmohawk.org.uk
Parking available with advance tickets only. Tickets available on the door for pedestrians only.
5 Nov – CHIEVELEY FIREWORKS AND BONFIRE at Chieveley Recreation Ground RG20 8TE
Gates Open 6.15pm. Bonfire Lit 7.15pm. Fireworks 7.45pm.Tickets in advance: Family £13.50 single £4 CASH ONLY available from Chieveley Village Stores, Hermitage Village Stores, Cold Ash Village Stores. On night (at gate) CASH ONLY Family £18, single £5No personal fireworks permitted.
8 Nov –WOKINGHAM CHARITY FIREWORKS at Cantley Field, Wokingham, www.wokingham-fireworks.co.uk
The fun starts at 6pm when a torchlight procession leaves from the town centre led by St Sebastion's band. At Cantley Field there will be a funfair and Heart Radio will be providing music and commentary. The fireworks start at 7.30pm followed by a big bonfire with a current, but secret, theme.
8 Nov–PANGBOURNE FIREWORK FIESTA at Pangbourne Primary School, Kennedy Drive, Pangbourne, RG8 7LB
The Friends of Pangbourne Primary School will be hosting their popular Firework Fiesta with a huge bonfire, firework display, BBQ and bar, with plenty of fun for all the family. Gates open at 5.30pm. Tickets will be available online from www.fopps.org.uk via the primary school or a few local shops. £7.50 per person (12+yrs) in advance or £10 on the gate. Free entry for under 12s accompanied by an adult.


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A little about your background and why did you decided to move to Auroville from Indonesia ?
I'm a multi-cultural person, my father was Chinese and my mother was Dutch, but I was
What's the most memorable experience that you have from the first years in Auroville?
In the early years? I think it was the feeling that I knew people even before I talked to
Were you always into painting on T-shirts and silk or did the inspiration come while being here?
I was always into designing and handicrafts, but the T-shirt and silk paintings came here.
What do you like to do in your free time?
I love playing badminton.
For a while we all saw you working at Pour Tous, - what do you do now, and do you enjoy doing it?
I work as coordinator for Future School. I love being near the children.
Auroville is so different from anywhere else, - what do you like most about Auroville, and what would you like to improve if you could?The best thing I like about Auroville is the mixture of all the different nationalities. What I
would like to see changed is more interaction between the different language groups.Too
often people speak in their own mother toungue while in presence of others who don't
understand that language. Human Unity is my motto. We need to go beyond judgement
and cultivate a lot of tolerance and mostly understanding to even come a bit close to that.
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DJ Aaron Joseph - New Emotions 6 (mixed November 7th 2006)
time: 78:50
link: HERE
01 - Hardcell & Grindvik - Square
02 - A Paul - Noi
03 - Stephane Signore - Another Dream
04 - Blank & Jones - Sound Of Machines (Technopunk Remix)
05 - Ti�sto (feat. Maxi Jazz) - Dance4Life (Sander van Doorn Remix)
06 - Cave - Skolopender
07 - BK & Mark Sherry - Amino
08 - A Paul - Theories (Nani Killa Remix)
09 - DJ Seb B. vs Robbie Rivera - The Mass Shouting Noise (DJ Aaron Joseph Mashup)
10 - Cirez D - Control Freak
11 - Substate - Horizon (Mac Zimms Remix)
12 - Stephane Signore & Olivier Giacomotto - 800km
13 - Stephane Signore - Another Life
14 - Mr. Sam (feat. Crash Course) - Flying Around (Mojado Vision)
15 - A Paul - Kreatures (Goncalo M Remix)
16 - Pratap & Petter B - Employed Masters
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16 Bit Lolitas - Chuck Nology
Duce, Jeff FX - Filterbang (Club Mix)
Disciples Of Sound - Angels Of Harlem
Trophy Twins - Anarchism (DOS & Kid Lopez Remix)
Eclipse - Continuum
Maskio - Monday
Audiofly - I Can't Remember (Pryda Remix)
Vibe Dealers - Vibe De Laine
Shlomi Aber - Tel Aviv Garden (Shlomi's Twisted Dub)
Craig David - All The Way (Sandy Rivera's Blackwiz Remix)
Roob V, Matthew Dekay - Dubio (Original Mix)
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Linga Sharira
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A new mix from Linga Sharira vs. Tito Cortez. A studio mix version of a set from a lounge called Faubourg. Some electro/house and gets into dark techno. Will be used promotionally (which I'll probably end up doing anyways)...and I finally got a tracklist in time!
Linga Sharira v.s. Tito Cortez @ Faubourg (11-11-06)
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Technasia and Joris Voorn - 88 (No Blame No Shame)
Eelke Kleijn - Import Bride
Birdy - Oiseau Blue
Extrawelt - Titelhead
Trick and Kubic - Easy (Lectrostar Remix)
Santiago Nino - Naked Moog
Alex Dolby & Maskio - Detroit Land
Motor - Blackpowder
Depeche Mode - Darkest Star (James Holden Remix)
Latex - The Porcupine
Fuzzion - Frog on the Run (Extrawelt Remix)
Moby - Go (Trentemoller Remix)
LR - Star disease
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Linga Sharira- Techno November promo 2006. Not your hard techno, not the minimal stuff...just good electronic/techno music. Couple of atmospheric sounding tracks...no tracklist yet but I remeber some of the tracks from when he spun it...
Linga Sharira November 2006 Promo - Techno (11-15-06)
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2. DJ Hell track
3. ID (Linga track I believe)
5. Solieb - Insider
8. ID (down tempoish track)
10. Joel Mull - Stepping
11. ID techy goodness (Solieb I think)
13. DJ Preach - Day after tomorrow
DJ Aaron Joseph - Volumize (episode 004, November 16th 2006)
01 - Santiago Nino - Naked Moog
02 - Kaiser Souzai - Thelxiope
03 - Yoshie Chandler - High Voltage (Manuel De La Mares Blue Horse Remix)
04 - Sense & Welton - Sex Bullet
05 - Leama & Moor (feat. Jan Johnston) - Waiting (Cats & Sieja Remix)
06 - Blank & Jones - Sound Of Machines (Jay Frog Remix)
07 - Jacob Todd - Used To Be (LeRon & Yves Eaux Remix)
08 - Starkillers - Discoteka (Kobbe & Austin Leeds Remix)
09 - Nino Anthony - Dance All Night (Main Mix)
10 - Cirez D - Re-Match
11 - Van Meeteren & Hyde - 8 Track (Dub)
12 - Leonid Rudenko - Stardisease
13 - Sleazy Pelvis - Let The Beat (Outwork Mix)
14 - Buzzuka - Intro Beat
15 - Kid Lopez & Ricky Stone - Housemachine (Needlequeen) (Moussa Clarke Remix)
16 - Tiko's Groove - Everybody Jumpin'
17 - Rob Mooney - Boozed Up
18 - Milton Jackson - Tech Neeks (Main Mix)
19 - LeRon & Yves Eaux vs Luke Star - DIfferent Times
20 - Ed Kane - Give Me Dirt
21 - Jumble & Jumatik & D Feeling - Do You Like
22 - Luminary - Dark Eyes (Gift Mix)
Recorded live @ Platform 1.0 on Friday October 27th.
Here is my opening set for Adam Beyer, 86 minutes before he took to the decks and gave us all a good beating.
_the same samples from my 'FROTH' mix were used for this night -- from David Lynch's 'Mulholland Dr.'-- it was halloween and I thought they were appropriate (and they work fuckin fantastic at points in here)...
This set is for the most part mixed vinyl, with a couple cd's, and samples and loops triggered from ableton.
JAMIE KiDD - Recorded Live from 99 Sudbury St. Oct. 27.2006
Get It (Right-Click): http://jamiekidd.com/jamiekidd_oct27_06.mp3
Tom Dazing - Business Complex
D. Diggler - Axiom
bvoice & khz - soft gum switches
Rene Breitbarth - Heavy
Ryan Crosson - gotham road
san lebowski - the reducer (A)
Funk D'Void & Phil Kieran - Tick Tick Tick
Matt Star - Balztanz der Schwingungen
Dolly La Parton - Whenever (Enrico Palazzo Remix)
Monika Kruse & Patrick Lindsey
- Wie heisst der Scheiss
Sweet N' Candy - Tackywakeup (Dominik Eulberg Remix)
misc. - b_movie 6:00 am
Alexi Delano presents A.D. 1010
- What's Your Number? (John Selway RMX)
Pascal F.E.O.S. - Ausklang
Stephen Bodzin - Pendulum
Audion - Mouth to Mouth
Pascal F.E.O.S. - synaptic
*Special thanks to Alex, Jeremy, Morgan, Eric Downer, XanuRadio, Blackmarket and all who made this such an incredible night.
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Havent made a new set in ages, been busy on the other side of the ocean... Back now though and trying to get my name out there again. This set has got a blend of chillout, various genres of breaks, a bit of trance and a splash of electro house
Jordan Ash - Autumn Blend - November 2006
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01 Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy
02 Digital Witchcraft - Fingerpaint
03 Djuma Soundsystem - Les Djinns (Trentemoller mix)
04 Ame - Rej (A Hundred Birds Beatless mix)
05 Funabashi, Niklas Harding - Addictive
06 David Penn, DJ Chus, Soulground - We Play House (David Vendetta mix)
07 Shiloh, LP - All Those Things
08 Elite Force - Used & Abused
09 Hustle Athletics (Noisia) - San Francisco
10 The Young Punx - Rockall
11 Imogen Heap - Hide & Seek (R3volve's Hide & Seek mix)
12 Way Out West - Don't Forget Me (W.O.W. Dust Biter mix)
13 Luke Chable - Slow It Down (It Broke mix)
14 Tsewer Beta - Marl 1 (You'll Never Guess mix)
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Havent made a new set in ages, been busy on the other side of the ocean... Back now though and trying to get my name out there again. This set has got a blend of chillout, various genres of breaks, a bit of trance and a splash of electro house
TL is looking pretty good
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TL is looking pretty good
true very solid tracklist, worth a listen
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Tracklisting: Joey Seminara Set
1. De�Lacy - Hideaway (Rhythm Code & Chris Lake Remix)
2. Muzzaik Pres. Urh Feat Zaida - Work It (Rene Amesz Dub Remix)
3. Sucker Dj�s - Firework (MK & MTV Mix)
4. Adrain Eftimie - No More Side Effect (Workidz On Fire Remix)
5. Workidz - Work It (Kobbe Remix)
6. Ricksick - Electrophone 2006 (E.Laville J.M Sicky Dub Mix)
Tracklisting: Anthony Pryce Set
7. Chris Lake & Micky Slim - Shake (Original Mix)
8. Trentemoller - Beta Boy (Original Mix)
9. Plato - Blut Geleckt (Original Mix)
10. Jacob Todd - Promises feat Kelly Noland (Patrik Bjorkman Remix)
11. Julian Poker & D-Formation - Heart (D-Formation Meets Julian Poker Mix)
12. Adam Freemer - Underground Baby Remixes (Alex Santer Strikes Again Mix)
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This is it; the final monthly mix of 2006. I felt a bit sad as I was making this as I hate to say goodbye to 2006 as it�s been a fantastic year. However, things seem to be only getting better and better, so onward to 2007!
Starting things off we have the collaboration between Lange and Podcast extraordinaire Gareth Emery with the lovely Back on Track. Following up is Leon Bolier and Cliff Coenraad bringing us the chunky and techy Mighty Ducks which is getting great support from artists such as Sander van Doorn. Next up is one of my favorite tunes from 2003: Solid Globe�s Sahara. But since this is 2006, we�ve got a great rework by none other than Alex M.O.R.P.H. to put the spin on a classic trance tune and mashing it up with North Pole.
Rounding up the mid section of the mix are three floor fillers starting off with the always bangin� Mac and Mac with appropriately titled Rippin� Bass. Nearing the end of the mix we have three absolutely massive tunes. Finally the trance scene gets another dose of Jesselyn with the absolutely massive Contact. If there was ever a follow-up to Omnia, this is definitely it. Then we have a wonderful remix by Thomas Bronzwaer with Giuseppe Ottaviani�s already great tune Through Your Eyes. And rounding off this mix and 2006, I bring you my tune of the year: Greg Downey - Vivid Intent.
Enjoy this month�s set.
01. Lange vs. Gareth Emery - Back on Track (Instrumental dub)
02. Leon Bolier and Cliff Coenraad - Mighty Ducks (Original mix)
03. Solid Globe - North Pole vs. Sahara (Alex M.O.R.P.H. remix)
04. Mac and Mac - Rippin� Bass (Scott Mac remix)
05. Tillmann Uhrmacher - The Pride in Your Eyes (Martin Roth remix)
06. Carl.B - Social Suicide (Original mix)
07. Jesselyn - Contact (Original mix)
08. Giuseppe Ottaviani - Through Your Eyes (Thomas Bronzwaer remix)
09. Greg Downey - Vivid Intent (Original mix)
Set Length: 55:38
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Germany's Anja Mittag, left, and U.S.' Christie Rampone during their international friendly soccer match in East Hartford, Conn., on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012. (AP Photo/Fred Beckham)
"Overweight" Costa comes to Mourinho's defense
Diego Costa says he and his Chelsea teammates are to blame for Chelsea's horrid start to the 2015-16 Premier League season.
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Speaking Thursday, during a bit of downtime over the current international break (Costa was left out of Vicente del Bosque's squad for Spain's final two EURO 2016 qualifiers this week), Costa placed the majority of blame at the feet of the entire team, but went on to most harshly critique himself for coming into the season unfocused and "overweight."
Costa, on his lack of fitness and form to begin the season — quotes from the Guardian:
"We know we're not in the form we were supposed to be at the beginning of the season. We need to blame the players because we came back from holiday very confident, thinking we could go back into how it was last season, and then realized the team was already in a bad situation.
"I'm going to be very honest: maybe a few weeks ago, five or six weeks ago, I was not on top of my game. At least physically. We talk within the players and we know that, maybe at the beginning, we were not 100 percent as we were supposed to be when we got here. I got injured at the end of last season and then I went on holiday. Maybe I got out of my diet and, when I came back, I was not the way I was supposed to be. I was a little bit overweight. That affected my game. You can be selfish and blame it on the manager but I'm not going to do that. I'm responsible 100%, and so are the other guys.
Given that Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said on Thursday he doesn't quite know what's wrong with the defending Premier League champions, hearing someone — anyone — speak up and explain the club's worst start to a season in 37 years will surely be a welcome sound to any Blues supporter's ears.
[ MORE: Liverpool appoint Klopp as manager | Allardyce to Sunderland? ]
Costa, who is eligible to return from suspension next weekend when Aston Villa visit Stamford Bridge, has scored just one goal in league play this season (six appearances) after scoring 20 in 26 games last season.
Sam Allardyce to open talks with Sunderland
Now that Liverpool have selected and named their new manager, it appears Sunderland are finally ready to move forward with their own managerial search. (That's clearly a joke, because it implies Liverpool and Sunderland ever duke it out for the same managerial candidate.)
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Anyway, the Black Cats will have to hire someone to replace the recently-departed Dick Advocaat at some point. We all knew that, despite the fact he's probably earned a shot at that level, Bob Bradley was never really going to be considered for the job. With that in mind, if you're not going to endear yourself to the entire United States of America with this hire, you might as well go for the best unemployed manager who'll actually consider your approach.
That's what Sunderland chairman Ellis Short appears to have done, as it was reported Thursday that despite an initial reluctance from Sam Allardyce — let's be honest, he actually was holding out hope for the Liverpool job — the 60-year-old most recently in charge of West Ham United was willing and ready to enter into negotiations with the northeastern club.
One of the major sticking points during Sunderland's courting of Allardyce is expected to be his demand for autonomy in the transfer market as well as a sizable transfer budget to sign his own players during the January window.
[ MORE: Advocaat: Sunderland squad too thin, chairman to blame ]
Allardyce seems like the no. 1 guy you'd like to bring in to steady a capsized ship — cough Sunderland cough — in any situation. Not only does he have a successful track record in the Premier League, but he's the kind of no-nonsense leader a club like Sunderland so desperately needs as they find themselves in yet another relegation battle just eight games into the new season.
Short hopes to have Allardyce signed, sealed and delivered when the Premier League returns to action next weekend. In that event, Allardyce's first game in charge of Sunderland would be a trip to West Bromwich Albion. His first home fixture? Home to Tyne-Wear derby rivals Newcastle United, a club whose boisterous fanbase still holds a great deal of disdain for Big Sam. Sometimes the football gods really are looking out for us.


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I got a notification about a NAT/Firewall issue, what does it mean?18 Sep 2012
If you see this message it means that you have a type 3 firewall between your PS3™ and the internet. A type 3 firewall will often have problems setting up a connection to someone else who is also behind a type 3 firewall, which means you may find it hard to find players to play with online.
It is usually possible to reconfigure your router so that it no longer acts as a type 3 firewall. If you don't know how to do this yourself then please contact your network provider or router manufacturer. Or of course, you could just search the internet for some boffins to assist you!


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Long DNA molecules almost miraculously cram into cell nuclei that are almost a million times smaller than they are. They do so by wrapping around proteins called histones, which array themselves along the length of the DNA molecule like beads on a string. These DNA-wrapped histones then form larger arrays. The densely packed mass is then modified chemically by other proteins to form heterochromatin.
The dense packing of heterochromatin hides the DNA sequence from the cellular machinery that reads its genetic information, so the DNA in heterochromatin is silenced. The genes it contains are effectively turned off.
Surprisingly, the clumping persists even after cells divide, although, says Dr. Martienssen, its always been a mystery how modifications of histones could be inherited. A few years ago, however, his group and others solved this mystery. They found that histone modification is controlled by complicated cellular mechanisms broadly known as RNA interference, or RNAi.
In RNAi, RNA that is copied from particular regions of DNA interacts with various proteins to modify histones in the same regions. Because the RNA matches only the section of DNA that produced it, it provides the specificity that you need to make sure that only that part of the chromosome gets these histone modifications, Dr. Martienssen says. If the whole chromosome were to get those histone modifications, youd be dead.
All in the Timing
These results raised a new puzzle, though: Since genes contained within heterochromatin are silenced, how can they give rise to the RNA molecules that help to modify histones? In new research, Martienssens team has now solved this puzzle by tracking the cells through their cycle of growth and division.
They found that the interfering RNA molecules appear only during the brie
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BBC Foundation names Executive Director
A veteran financial manager has been named Executive Director of the BBC Foundation, bringing 25 years of business experience to the post.
Tom Bevan will be working to grow the foundation through increased planned-giving efforts and other initiatives. In this function, he will lead in the stewardship of donors gifts and in cultivating future donors.
"I am excited at the possibility of coming alongside individuals and couples as they embrace biblical stewardship principles and discover the many ways His kingdom work can be advanced through focused and purposeful planned giving to such ministries as BBC&S," Tom said.
The BBC Foundation assists individuals with biblical retirement and estate planning and builds financial resources for Baptist Bible College & Seminary and other biblically based ministries.
Tom has served in multiple development and strategic planning roles, including numerous sales and marketing initiatives and research and development activities. For the past 11 years he has worked primarily in financial services, with insurance products aimed at business risk and funded business succession, and estate plan models.
Additionally, Tom worked under Don Patten, BBC&S Vice President for Institutional Advancement, as chair of the capital campaign for Beacon Hill at Eastgate, a $65 million dollar senior housing development in Grand Rapids, MI.
"Tom and I have had the privilege of working on many boards, committees, leadership, capital campaigns, and financial seminars, as well as many individual financial and estate counseling settings." said Don.
A native of Ohio, Tom and his wife, Laura, will move to Pennsylvania from Lansing, MI, where they most recently attended South Church. There, he served as deacon chairman, teacher, and overseer of an organized emergency response ministry, drawing from his experience as a paramedic. The couple has three grown children, Amanda in Grand Rapids, Jim in Oregon, and David in Texas.
Tom can be reached at 570.585.9609 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Learn more about the BBC Foundation here.
Make a donation to BBC&S here.
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CHARLES F. BATES, one of the most substantial citizens of Oneida, resides in his pleasant home on Main Street, in the enjoyment of an excellent reputation, fairly won, and in the possession of a competence honestly earned. His father,
Jeremiah Bates, was born in Otsego County, but removed to Oswego County in 1816, being at the time thirteen years of age. This was in the middle of winter, when the snow was very deep. At that time the country was new and wild; and the family lived in a log house, securing wood for their fire by cutting it in the forests and hauling it to the house, where it was burned in the open fireplace in large logs. The boy was thus inured to hard work early in life, and had plenty of labor preparing wood for the fire, as it required large quantities to keep the family warm during that long and cold winter. In going to and from the woods to get this wood, a path was tramped down in the snow, and at length
some obstruction seemed in a measure to block the way. This being removed, still other obstructions were found, quite a number of small logs being removed before it was discovered that the pathway, or road, was really on top of a fence.
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TOBI RATES's Fundraising Page
Hi Everyone,
Thanks for visiting Willie & Jakey's fundraising page!
As you probably know, Willie has Asperger's Syndrome, which is a high-functioning form of Autism, that helps make him the quirky, wacky, Ancient-Egypt-loving nut that he is.
And, sweet little Jacob (named for my dad), has a lower-functioning form of Autism. Although he's a very happy, loving child, at age 5 ½, Jacob doesn't yet talk and lives mainly in his own world.
We moved to Oregon almost 2 years ago and have found wonderful support here, including from Autism Society of Oregon (ASO). I've recently joined the Board of Directors of ASO in order to help other families struggling to find resources and support. ASO's biggest fundraiser of the year is the April Autism Walk-a-thon, and it would mean a great deal to all of us if you could make a donation to support ASO and the work it does - mostly using volunteers like me.
Dale, Willie, Jakey and I will be at Oaks Park walking around the loop if you'd like to join us on April 18th... but we appreciate whatever kind of support you want to give.
Donating through this website is simple, fast and totally secure. (It had better be, because I've made donations to my friends using this site!) Autism Society of Oregon is a federal exempt non-profit organization 501 (c) (3). ASO's federal ID number is 93-0771249.
Also, Willie would want you to visit his blog at khanubis.blogspot.com/ and his YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/tobirates and his website at khanubis.weebly.com/ Whew!!
If you've made it all the way to this page, I've got to thank you so much, I really appreciate your time! Many thanks for your support -- and don't forget to forward this to anyone who you think might want to donate too!
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Bandar Samariang is a Mixed Zone township with an 87-year land lease. Located in Petra Jaya, accessibility to this popular riverine township, complete with Government schools and amenities, is now improved with the completion of road widening works along Jalan Sultan Tengah.
In addition, 2011 will see the completion, in stages, of the Federal Administrative Centre (FAC) highway and internal Samariang Riverine Loop Road. These will further enhance traffic accessibility and investment values of properties in the area.
For the latest on Bandar Samariang, including photographs on construction progress, visit www.cmsproperty.com.my or contact (T) 082 311 887 or 013 8113277. More properties of CMS Property Development will be on show at BTS 2011 under the Cahya Mata Sarawak banner and booth from 25 – 27 March 2011 at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching.


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Thanks to all the riders who came and joined us today to enjoy the sunshine and tackle some of the South Downs hills. You can download the rider times using the following link – Ride It! South Downs Rider Times 2014
We've been out marking the course today in some great weather conditions and the good news is it's looking even better for the ride tomorrow.
Most of the route is in good condition but there are some sections where gravel has been washed on to the roads by the recent flooding and like most of our roads there are a few potholes to look out for.
We're heading to the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum near Chichester for our South Downs Ride It! Sportive. The event offers riders a challenging route that takes in some classic South Downs climbs including Duncton Down, Butser Hill, Harting Hill and a sting in the tail as you head up Kennel Hill and past Goodwood Racecourse. It's not all about climbing though, the reward for tackling those hills are some great fun descents including a welcome downhill finish.
We'll be adding any last minute event news and updates here and on the facebook event page so please come back and check the blog or facebook in the days leading up to the event.
By Car – From the north take the A286 signposted to Chichester. From the west or east approaching on the A27 enter Chichester and take the A286 north to Midhurst. From the west or east approaching on the A272 enter Midhurst and take the A286 south to Chichester. The post code for use with sat nav devices is PO18 0EU.
By Train – The nearest rail station is Chichester 7 miles to the south of the Museum. Trains from London Victoria, Gatwick Airport, Brighton and Portsmouth all pass through Chichester.
By Bike – The Sustrans Centurion Way follows a disused railway from the centre of Chichester to West Dean, it's then a short ride along the A286 from Weast Dean to the ride venue in Singleton. You can find more details on this route and other cycle routes on the Sustrans website.
The event will be hosted from the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, when you arrive please follow the parking signs and park in the overflow car park. Registration is inside the museum grounds and will be signed from the car park.
The museum café will be open if you want to get some food or drink before your ride.
Once you have registered and are ready to ride please head to the start area near the main entrance.
Registration will be open from 8am to 10:30am but long route riders should aim to arrive and register before 9:30am. Please follow the signs for registration after you've arrived.
Please ensure you bring your helmet with you to registration, you will not be allowed to register without one so bringing it with you will save a trip back to your car or bike collect it.
Fun – 15 miles
Short – 36 miles with 2,800 feet of elevation gain
Medium – 51 miles with 3,900 feet of elevation gain
Long – 72 miles with 5,600 feet of elevation gain
After completing the route please head back through the finish timing point to register your finish time. If you don't head through the timing point you won't register a finish time and will show as a DNF when we publish the rider times.
PLEASE REMEMBER THIS IS NOT A RACE – There are no rankings or prizes on offer, all times will be displayed in a non-sortable format in rider number order. Please help us to continue running popular and friendly events by not riding in such a way to obstruct the road and upset other users. The majority of the ride is on the public roads so please obey the Highway Code, stop at junctions where appropriate and obey any traffic lights. Do not ride at silly speeds around blind bends or on steep descents. Although we have event insurance it does not insure you for your actions so if you do hit a car or pedestrian you will be responsible for any damages caused by your riding.
We'll be keeping an eye on the weather over the coming days but it looks like we should be in for some fine and dry riding conditions.
Like most areas the South Downs has seen its fair share of rain over the past few months and as water drains off the hills there has been some ground water flooding in the surrounding areas. We've been out checking the routes over the last couple of weeks and have revised them to avoid the affected areas.
Please bear in mind it's early Spring and all the recent rain and flooding may have washed small stones and gravel onto them in places so we advice you to leave your lightweight tubulars at home and come prepared with at least one spare tube and the means to repair a puncture. We will have a support van to assist riders with mechanical problems but sometimes it can take a while to reach you so it's much better if you can sort out basic problems such as punctures on your own.
All riders will be given a hard copy of the route map at registration. Please keep this with you, even if you're using a GPS, as it has useful information such as emergency contact numbers and the location of the ride splits and feed stations.
You can visit the main event page now and view the routes on Garmin Connect -
Ride It! South Downs Sportive Event Details
Please note the routes on the event page are provisional and if necessary we may take the decision to revise them in the run up to the event so please check back here for any updates.
Everyone who has pre-entered will receive a pre-event mail on Thursday evening with links to the final GPX files. If you do not receive this please remember it will have been sent to the email address you used when booking the ride and do check it hasn't been trapped in your junk emails folder. If you still don't have them then email me on firstname.lastname@example.com I'll check your entry and send you a copy.
If you have any queries or questions relating to the ride that aren't covered then please email email@example.com or get in contact with us via the facebook event page.
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Hi. On the long route, when we get to Nursted and the loop that goes around Butser Hill, are we doing that loop clockwise or anti-clockwise back into Nursted? Your GPX is hard to follow.
Thanks guys. Although your map says 82 miles, and the GPX says 72. Has it changed since the GPX was posted up on Garmin Connect?
Had a great ride out today very well organised and well marked (apart from one tight turn!) Thanks Evans I will be back!
I missed numerous turns despite looking out very hard after the first few i missed. I also missed the first feed station, hardly saw anyone all day apart from other lost people. Really didn't enjoy having to cleans the mud out of my cleats before I even started. got demoralised, lost, fed up, and a rubbish time because I spent so much time looking at the next to useless map on which the long ride was barely discernible. Only found the last feed stop by which time it was a bit late.
Would have liked to have read some of the info on this page beforehand as some of the ride felt like an off road course and my bike ended up sounding pretty agricultural by the end. I'm sure there are plenty of people who enjoyed the ride. I'm not one of them and I met quite a few others of the same opinion. The difficulty level of 4/5 could just as well refer to how difficult is was to spot the arrows. I won't be back I'm afraid but in order to offer some constructive criticism after my rant I would suggest bigger arrows, better placed and some marshals out on the route at strategic points. Also a starting area doesn't require walking in mud with your cycling shoes.
It's a shame because it was obviously a beautiful day and some beautiful countryside but once off course the blues start to set in and recording a decent time becomes a bit pointless. I wanted to cycle with other riders but spent 95% of the ride alone. no nutrition or water. Where do I get a refund?
I have to disagree with Richard for most of his comments – OK, the car park was a bit of a trek from registration, but it was still not a problem to walk up there in "normal" shoes with your helmet, register, come back to your car and then ride the bumpy "main road" around to the starting point.
Personally I didn't rely on the arrows very much as I had a GPX programmed into my Garmin, but it was nice to get the arrows after each junction just to affirm that you're on the right road once you'd made a turn.
Both feed stations were adequately signposted, and we were told of where they'd be in the pre-ride briefing, so again, just keeping an eye on your computer would've given most people a rough idea of when to expect them. The second one was particularly welcome after that climb at 93km!
All in all I felt it was a great route, well organised, and the museum couldn't do much about the rain we've had lately so it was inevitable that the field would be soft under foot. Personally I didn't find it a problem. And the weather was fantastic too – I've even got tan lines to start the season off with!
Hello Andrew.
Yes. The feed station I did see was well signposted, however it was the only one I saw because I was off route for the other one. i don't have a gps. Had I had one no doubt it would have been a big advantage.
Mark has kindly emailed me to discuss the above problems I had. and although I didn't have a great time I have to admit that the course was a beautiful one if a bit rough in places and that a lot of personal effort gores into putting them on. I am obviously in the minority in my findings. I might have to invest in one of those Garmins.
Hi Richard
I have a Garmin 800 with uk maps the base maps is very base! you could always try one with Evans Ride it events should you enter another ride. I don't know where you live but I have entered the Hatfield ride in May
I don't agree with Bonked, If you go on a spring sportive after the weather we`ve had you have got to expect bad road conditions, the road markings were very good, I only missed 1 in 72 miles, and that was my fault, ok the last fuelling station was a bit late, but people should be prepared with own food & water supplies, and I do agree about the walk from car park to sign on was a bit too far, but all in all a great, well run event. I shall return for more.
when i set off my only concern was getting lost,i have no sence of direction at all,i did the long route and had no problems at all finding the markers it was a great route and a great day,look forward to more.
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Liberating The Economy's New Commanding Heights
August 15, 2011
Paul Howard
For conservatives, health care and education arent "sexy" policy issues, at least compared to defense and taxes. But Arnold Kling and Nick Schulz argue persuasively in the current issue of National Affairs that conservatives need to immerse themselves in the details of health care and education spending if they want to control the future growth of government.
They start with a simple observation: If you want to know what the "commanding heights" of the U.S. economy are today, take a look at consumer spending. By this measure, education and health care are "our foremost growth sectorsthe ones most central to employment and consumption." They are also most subject to government intervention and planningboth on the demand side (through enormous tax expenditures that encourage consumption) and the supply side (through extensive state and federal regulations that limit competition).
Kling and Schulz note that health care alone produced 25% of new jobs over the last two decades. Government was second, with 15% of new jobs, nearly three-quarters of which were in education. Over the last 10 years, government, education and health care jobs increased by 16%, while employment outside these sectors decreased.
Increased health and education spending isnt inherently bad. The problem is that it is extraordinarily difficult to measure productivity in health care and education, and both sectors have been highly resistant to technology-driven efficiency gains that have transformed almost every other sector of the economy.
This is because education and health care involve individual judgment and decision-making that "are not as easily handed over to machines or outsourced to low-skilled workers abroad." As a result, not only are firms in the health and education sectors less efficient, its difficult even to measure their efficiency.
Data suggest that both sectors suffer from massive efficiency problems. Studies from RAND and Dartmouth suggest that much of U.S. medical spending does not result in improved patient health. As for education, the U.S. spends 40% more per student than other OECD countries but ranks far below the average in reading, science and math skills.
Government policy both encourages consumer spending in health and education and protects providers in those industries through licensing requirements that reduce competition from lower-cost or higher-quality providers (charter schools, retail clinics, etc.).
And since the stakeholdershospitals, nursing homes and teachers unionsin these sectors are critically dependent on government protection for their survival, they are also powerfully motivated to fight off market-oriented reforms.
What to do about it? Kling and Schulz dont spend much time talking about reforms, other than to advocate for more market-based options and paring back licensing requirements that would encourage "on-the-job learning" in lieu of expensive diplomas.
Still, its possible to draw two main lessons from their article.
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Another pair of JFK-linked Lincolns head to auction
1963 Lincoln Continental, used by President Kennedy on the morning of November 22, 1963. Photos courtesy RR Auctions.
In the coming weeks, two Lincoln limousines, including one used by the John F. Kennedy administration and a second "tribute car" previously displayed by a French museum, will head to auction. Now comes word that, as part of a sale of Kennedy memorabilia, RR Auctions will offer another two Lincolns with ties to the Kennedy White House. One of these cars, a white 1963 Lincoln Continental convertible, transported the President and First Lady to Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth, Texas, on the morning of his assassination.
Ample photographic and written evidence supports the claim that the white Lincoln, on loan from new car dealer Golightly Auto Sales in Fort Worth, Texas, was the car used to transport the Kennedys and Texas governor John Connally from a breakfast speech to Carswell Air Force Base, where the trio boarded a plane to Dallas. Though not an "official" car, the open-air Lincoln still bore the temporary designation of "Limo One," and earns the dubious distinction as the last car to safely transport the President.
According to the auction description, Bill Golightly kept the car until 1964, when it was sold to David Pelham of Dallas, Texas. Pelham kept the car until 1967, at which time it was sold to L.H. Hough, founder of the Museum of American Tragedy in St. Augustine, Florida. The car was displayed at the museum until its closing in 1998, at which time it was sold to Kennedy collector John Reznikoff, who also owns Classic Car Gallery in Southport, Connecticut.
The Lincoln's exterior has been restored and its engine replaced, but the car's red leather interior is said to be original. Aside from the documentation proving that this is the car used by Kennedy on the morning of November 22, 1963, there is little to distinguish this historically significant car from another Lincoln Continental of the same era.
1960 Lincoln Continental limousine, built by Hugh.
The same can't be said of another Lincoln to be offered for sale, also owned by Reznikoff. The black 1960 Lincoln Continental limousine, reportedly built and armored by Hugh, certainly appears dignified enough to carry a head of state. It even has a Delco radio phone in the rear compartment, locked out by key and situated directly below the rear controls for the radio and air conditioning. As to whether or not it was used by Kennedy, opinions seem to differ; Reznikoff only claims that the car was part of the White House motor pool during the Kennedy administration (likely leased by Ford), while anecdotal evidence says the car was the preferred personal conveyance of the late President in and around Washington, D.C.
The 1960 Lincoln was offered for sale in 1964, at which time it was purchased by Dr. James C. Walsh, who had met Kennedy on at least one occasion and claimed to know of his preference for the car. Dr. Walsh later attempted to donate the car to the Kennedy Library, which declined the gift citing space limitations; instead, the car was presented to Kirkland Hall College in Easton, Maryland, which retained possession until it was sold as part of a fundraising effort. Then owner George W. De Franceaux leased the car to the Allstate Exhibit Company, which trucked the car around the country in an enclosed trailer, billing it as "John F. Kennedy's Official Limousine," and "Direct from Washington, D.C."
Like the 1963 Lincoln Continental, the car was acquired by the former Museum of American Tragedy before Reznikoff bought it. The pre-auction starting bids for the cars reflect their documentation as well; the white 1963 Lincoln Continental has an opening bid price of $50,000, while the black 1960 Lincoln Continental limousine is expected to draw an opening bid of $25,000.
Bidding for the JFK 50th Anniversary Auction opens on Thursday, October 17 and continues until Thursday, October 24. For more information, visit the RRAuctions.com website.
UPDATE (28.October 2013): The 1963 Continental sold for $318,000, while the 1960 Continental sold for $210,000.


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Kaspersky Lab has published a detailed report on Icefog, a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign that targets high-profile organizations, mainly from South Korea and Japan. The name of this advanced persistent threat (APT) stems from a string used in the C&C name of a malware sample.
According to Kaspersky, military contractors, government organizations, telecom operators, maritime and ship-building groups, mass media, industrial and high-tech companies and satellite operators have been targeted since 2011.
Among the targeted organizations, Kaspersky has named Lig Nex1, DSME Tech, Fuji TV, Korea Telecom, Selectron Industrial Company, the Japanese Parliament and the Japan-China Economic Association.
What's interesting about the Icefog campaign is that the cybercriminals appear to know exactly what they want from their victims. They infiltrate the systems, look for the data they want, and steal it. Once this is done, the target is abandoned.
The attacks start with spear phishing emails that contain attachments or links to malicious websites. The files attached to emails are maliciously crafted Microsoft Word and Excel documents that exploit several known vulnerabilities in an effort to push a piece of malware onto the targeted systems.
In addition, Java exploits, malicious Hangul Word Processor files and HLP files are also utilized. Researchers have not spotted any zero-day vulnerabilities being exploited in the campaign.
Once the Icefog malware infects a machine, it starts uploading basic system information to command and control servers. The backdoor allows the attackers to execute commands and download the additional tools they need to steal the information they're after.
It's worth noting that the cybercriminals are manually processing each victim. The data theft process is not automated as in many other APT campaigns. In most cases, sensitive documents and company plans, email account credentials, and access passwords to various resources are targeted.
Six variants of the Icefog malware have been uncovered so far. The threats target both Windows and Mac OS X machines. The precise number of victims is difficult to determine. However, researchers have spotted over 350 Mac OS X victims and several dozen Windows victims.
Although most of the victims are based in Japan and South Korea, some infections have been spotted in Taiwan, Hong Kong, China, the US, Australia, Canada, Italy, Austria, Germany, the UK, Belarus, Malaysia, and Singapore.
Kaspersky says there's no concrete evidence that a nation-state is behind the campaign. As far as attribution is concerned, they haven't publicly named anyone. However, the company is offering some information in a private report to government and law enforcement agencies.
Currently, the campaign is still active.
A complete report on Icefog is available on Kaspersky's website.


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Comments about GE 26.7 Cu. Ft. French Door Refrigerator - Black:
Bought this fridge six months ago amd the fridge beeps even when the door is close. It wont stop beeping and the fridge isnt opened
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By Grabcrew4
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This refrigerator adds so much style to my newly renovated kitchen. I love that everything is at eye-level and there is no need to hunt for something that may be pushed to the back. I don't know how I ever lived without water and ice dispenser before!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I really like that you can change the lay out of the interior to your needs and liking. The LED lighting is great and the units operation is very quiet. Really like the unit.
Works good but noisy
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Nice looking refrigerator, temperature seems to hold ok. This is the noisiest refrigerator I have ever owned. You would think with todays technology it would be a lot more quiet, it is annoying. There is 2 drawers for fruit and vegetables but 1 big drawer for the meats and you have to open both sides of the refrigerator to get into the drawer, 2 drawers would have been nice also.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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I requested GE Appliances when we bought our home!
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Runs great but very loud. Appearance good. Seems to attract a lot of marks
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Sunset salad originated at the '21' Club early in the restaurant's history. The name comes from the colors of its ingredients. The salad is most often served with Lorenzo dressing, which was invented by one of the waiters, whose first name, not surprisingly, was Lorenzo.
YIELD: Serves 4 as a first course or light main course
- 2 cups finely shredded green cabbage (from about 1/2 medium head)
- 2 cups finely shredded iceberg lettuce (from about 1/2 head)
- 1 1/2 cups 1/2-inch cubes smoked beef tongue (about 3/4 pound)
- 2 cups 1/2-inch cubes poached chicken breast (about 1 pound)
- 3/4 cup Lorenzo dressing
- 2 tablespoons red-wine vinegar
- 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard dissolved in 1 tablespoon water
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 2 tablespoons bottled chili sauce
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped watercress leaves
- 2 tablespoons chopped cooked bacon (about 3 slices)
To make the salad:
In a large bowl combine all ingredients and toss to coat salad with dressing.
To make the dressing:
In a bowl whisk together vinegar, mustard mixture, salt, and pepper and add oil in a stream, whisking until emulsified. Whisk in chili sauce, watercress, and bacon.
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OverviewClark Mountain is the highest point in a series of rocky peaks about 14 miles east of Reno, Nevada. Standing 7196', it doesn't seem all that impressive when compared to its western neighbors in the Sierra Nevada, including nearby Mount Rose at 10,776'. However, Clark Mountain has its own charm. A classic desert peak, it is adorned with rocky cliffs and canyons, and rises steeply from the valley floor.
There are several ways to approach Clark Mountain, but the best way to do so is from the east. This is the more beautiful side of Clark Mountain, with the best views, and is also more practical than any other routes. We found the eastern approach quite rustic. There are wild horses, lizards, and plenty of animal bones. Watch out for horse manure which is strewn throughout the area.
Views from the summit are pretty spectacular. This includes the Sierra Nevada to the west, the Pine Nuts to the south, and the Pah Rah Range and Virginia Mountains to the north.
The best time to hike up Clark Mountain is probably late fall (November, December) or late winter/early spring (February, March, early April). During summer, temperatures are far too high. Clark Mountain is best hiked when there isn't too much snow, which varies year by year. The best advice is to avoid Clark Mountain right after a snow storm.
Getting ThereFrom Reno, Nevada take I-80 east to exit 32 (USA Parkway). From the exit, take a right and head south on USA Parkway for about 3 miles. Turn right on Sidney, and then right on Peru Drive. Along Peru Drive, you will encounter train tracks. Pass the train tracks, and continue for about ½ mile. There is a dirt road on the left. This is the primary road to access any of the hiking routes to Clark Mountain. The road can get muddy, so don't expect to drive very far up if snow was recently on the ground. A 4WD is recommended if driving any further than ¼ mile up, although a 2WD can make it up when it isn't muddy. The elevation here is a little over 4700'.
Route InformationThe route depends in part on where along the road you park. If you park about ¼ mile up from the paved road, you have several options. No matter what option, note that the road forks about ½ mile up from the paved road. To access Clark Mountain, make sure to take the right fork. You can leave the road shortly, and head up a rocky meadow, or continue up the road for another mile to the base of Post Canyon. Post Canyon leaves the road at about 5300', and follows a sandy path (which is brushy for the first ½ mile or so) up towards Clark Mountain. If taking the meadow route, the brushy part of Post Canyon is avoided. The gully terminates after a little over 2 miles at a ridge at 6850'. Clark Mountain is on the right of the ridge. The route up the meadow catches Post Canyon about a mile up from the start of the canyon. This requires a 50' to 100' descent. From here, follow Post Canyon for a little over a mile to same ridge at 6850' and head right.
If starting ¼ mile from the paved road, either route is about 3 ¾ miles to reach the summit, with an elevation gain of over 2500'.
Clark Mountain can be approached from the west, but this requires driving past a landfill. By approaching this way, you drive through Lockwood, which is exit 22 off of I-80. However, while this route is probably accessible, the hike is longer, and not nearly as scenic. There are several other potential approaches, but none have any advantages over the primary route described above.


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Backing up Exchange 2010 on a 32bit machine. Without GRT? Is it possible?
I read on another forum post that if you turned off GRT you would be able to backup Exchange 2010 even on a 32bit Backup Exchange server.
However when i turn off GRT I still get the same error..
"This operation is not supported on 32-bit Backup Exec servers because Microsoft does not support 32-bit Exchange Management Tools for Exchange Server 2010. You must use a 64-bit Backup Exec server for this operation."
Ultimately I want to be able to use GRT however I already started a separate thread about this.
Until I figure out how to connect my 32bit server (which is the only means of connecting to my library) to another machine (such as a 64bit Virtual Machine on a server in the same rack) I would ike to be able to backup Exchange 2010 using the 32bit server.
What am I doing wrong?
Thank you.
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You cannot backup Exchange 2010 with a 32bit media server irrespective of GRT.
Refer to below forum thread / article
Thank you for your reply.
Any ideas on the main problem? Not being able to connect to the library with anything other then the 32bit server. The server is on the network so if there was a way to "tunnel" or do a "pass through" we could install Backup Exec on a 64bit machine and backup to tape that way.
Again thank you.