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Charley Harper Sunset Glasses Set
Todd Oldham has brought Charley Harper's iconic illustrations to a new glassware collection exclusively for Fishs Eddy. This beautiful and unique set makes for a perfect wedding or hostess gift for fans of good design or those with fond memories of Harper's work.
$34 at Fishs Eddy | Buy
(Set of 6)09 Jul, 2012 in Food and Drink
Teak Servers
Teak table accessories are a gracious gift for any couple who enjoys entertaining. This sweet set features several servers plus a darling pear bowl, perfect for sauces or pinches of spice.06 Jul, 2012 in Food and Drink
Happy Days Punch Bowl
Who says punch bowls are old fashioned? This cheerful acrylic bowl from designer Matz Borgström is ideal for cool al fresco refreshments, and the modern design and sleek style will make it a tabletop stand-out.
$40 at Broadway Panhandler | Buy04 Jul, 2012 in Food and Drink
Waste-Free Snack Kit
Picnic weather is finally here, and even if you can't spend the afternoon lolling in the grass you can at least grab your lunch break on a bench in the sun. This kit from Kids Konserve is the green way to eat al fresco- every piece, from the recycled cotton napkin to the reclaimed stainless steel containers- are as eco-friendly as can be. Let's hope your actual lunch is just as healthy.
$35 at Branch Home | Buy03 Jul, 2012 in Food and Drink
Beer Making Kit
Add beer making to your summer DIY list. Brooklyn Brew Shop sells convenient 1 gallon kits with everything needed to brew varieties like Bruxelles Blonde or Coffee & Donut Stout.
$40 at Brooklyn Brew Shop | Buy28 Jun, 2012 in Food and Drink
Mom Cup
Mom's been up all night feeding, rocking, and changing diapers. Some coffee is in order. And, it's your turn to hold the baby.
$14 at Wandersketch | Buy03 May, 2012 in Food and Drink
With Love House Red Wine
Does mom have a hankering for some Bordeaux? Wet her whistle and warm her heart with a sentimental bottle of Swanson Vineyards House Red. At the end of a long day, anybody's mother could use a glass of wine.
$25 at Swanson Vineyards | Buy26 Apr, 2012 in Food and Drink
19 Piece Spring Ballotin
Celebrate your mom with a big fancy box of chocolates- an indulgence she would never ask for but will always appreciate. She will be so impressed with your gift-giving she just might share a delicious, chocolaty treat with you.24 Apr, 2012 in Food and Drink
The Macbeth Collection Party Tray
Who is ready to party? Looking for a fabulous housewarming, shower, or wedding gift this spring? We love personalized and functional gifts, and this tray from The Macbeth Collection fits the bill. Pick a print and add a monogram or personalize the tray any way you like. Your recipient will delight over a gift made especially for them, that they will actually use.
$78 at Orange And Pear | Buy05 Apr, 2012 in Food and Drink
Picnic Carrier For Two
Be prepared for when the perfect picnic opportunity arises. Keep this classic kit in your trunk for impromptu park dining, and rest easy you've got everything you need in one charming basket. From salt and pepper to a trash bag to a cutting board, Picnic And Beyond thought of everything to make your picnic picture-perfect.04 Apr, 2012 in Food and Drink
Hampton Cheese Marker Set
In charge of the cheese plate for the upcoming holidays? Make it a one-two gift combination and give the host this adorable set of cheese markers as well. The earthenware set can be used again and again, long after that cheese log runs out.03 Apr, 2012 in Food and Drink
Lucky St. Patrick's Day Cupcake Flags
Top O' the cupcake to you! Deliver a sweet treat- with a sweet message- on St. Patrick's Day, or use these flags as a friendly reminder during the rest of the year.
$8 at Go Against The Grain | Buy13 Mar, 2012 in Food and Drink
The Clean Program By Dr. Alejandro Junger
If it is good enough for Gwyneth, it is good enough for you. Restart your, um, system with a cleanse. Follow the straightforward guide, down the shakes and supplements, and come out feeling like a squeaky-clean and brand new you on the other side. Chris Martin sold seperately.10 Jan, 2012 in Food and Drink
Bicycle Old Fasioned Glass
Queen said it best: I want to ride my bicycle, I want to ride my bike! This set of screen-printed old fashioned glasses will charm any lucky recipient. Sipping cocktails out of whimsically designed glasses in a rainbow of colors? Weeeee!
(Set of 10)29 Dec, 2011 in Food and Drink
Grow At Home Mushroom Kit
Mist and grow, it's that simple. Grow your own fancy pearl oyster mushrooms in your kitchen, right in the box. Snatch off a few stems when you need them and watch for more 'shrooms to bloom. Just like that, you're a localvore.
$20 at Abe's Market | Buy19 Dec, 2011 in Food and Drink
Gingerhaus Ultimate Gingerbread House Kit
Don't freak out- this gingerbread house kit is totally doable. Gingerhaus supplies the frame for your confectionery mansion, so all you really have to do is a little baking and add the decorative flair. And then snack on it through New Year's, of course. A fun and fancy way to embrace the holidays.
$30 at Sur La Table | Buy12 Dec, 2011 in Food and Drink
Wine Bottle Attire
Cozy up that wine gift, it's cold out there! Holiday party wine bottles call for festive attire- a jaunty hat and scarf. No need for mittens.
$10 at Sundance Catalog | Buy
(Buy 3 or more sets for $8 each)28 Nov, 2011 in Food and Drink
Villa Manadori Balsamic
Aged balsamic vinegar that will make your next dinner party a hit with some french bread and mozzarella. This stuff is to die for!
$50 at Williams-Sonoma | Buy24 Nov, 2011 in Food and Drink
Harry & David Trailside Gift Box
A perfect gift for co-workers or friends. It includes a gourmet assortment of nuts, moose-munch, sausage, and cheese.
$20 at Harry & David | Buy20 Nov, 2011 in Food and Drink
Spiced Acorn S'mores
Make your hosts ever-so thankful for inviting you to Thanksgiving. Presenting a platter of Spiced Acorn S'mores will, in fact, secure your return invitation for years to come. Two Hearts Bakery whips up these delectable treats, sealing hand-cut marshmallows (made with cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg) between cinnamon-spiced graham crackers. And then they dip that entire pile of deliciousness in dark chocolate. Congratulations, you've just earned a seat at the adults table.
$25 at Williams-Sonoma | Buy14 Nov, 2011 in Food and Drink
Whiskey Lover Set By Teroforma
Make like the country club set and enjoy some whiskey by a roaring fire this winter. Teroforma has made a one-stop set for distinguished imbibing- minus the hooch, of course. The set includes two crystal tumblers (fancy!) and 6 whiskey stones that will keep the good stuff nice and cold. Cheers to that!
$60 at Seltzer Studios | Buy10 Nov, 2011 in Food and Drink
Chocolate Ghosts
Hands off, trick-or-treaters! These delicious treats are for grown-ups only. While the kids are gorging themselves on fun-sized candy bars, the adults can enjoy hand-dipped white chocolate ghosts, a seasonal treat from renowned chocolatier L.A. Burdick. Pair with some spiked cider for a spooky good time.
$18 at L.A. Burdick | Buy10 Oct, 2011 in Food and Drink
Trolley Cooler
For a serious tailgater, serious gear is required. Insulated and waterproof, the cheerful, easy-to-spot orange trolley will smoothly tote tons of goodies to the next big game and fold up neatly when you're all out of beer.
$80 at Crate and Barrel | Buy03 Aug, 2011 in Food and Drink
Teacupcakes Cupcake Molds
Would you like a cup of tea to go with your cup of cupcake? A teacup-shaped silicone mold is a clever and cute way to serve a delicious spot of treat.
$15 at Paper Source | Buy02 Aug, 2011 in Food and Drink
Salad Dressing Shaker
If you prefer your vinaigrette shaken, not stirred, invest in a eye-pleasing shaker that adds style to the table and flavor to your salad.07 Jun, 2011 in Food and Drink
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Peak oil is the idea that the world has reached or is about to reach maximum production of oil either a few years ago or a few years from now. From there on we are supposedly going to experience significant declines in oil production, which would have devastating impacts on the world economy, which would need more and more oil in the future. This would be driven by the emerging economies of China and India, where hundreds of million of consumers will enter the middle class, and demand the lifestyle of your typical American Consumer. This will be bullish for companies like Coca-Cola (KO) as well as energy companies like Chevron (CVX).
I find some of the cheapest stocks in the market today to be oil companies. I own stock in the following three oil companies:
Chevron Corporation (CVX), through its subsidiaries, engages in petroleum, chemicals, mining, power generation, and energy operations worldwide. The company trades at 9.20 times earnings and yields 3.30%. This dividend champion has increased distributions for 26 years in a row and has achieved a ten year average annual dividend growth of 9.60%. Check my analysis of Chevron Corporation.
ConocoPhillips (COP) explores for, produces, transports, and markets crude oil, bitumen, natural gas, liquefied natural gas, and natural gas liquids on a worldwide basis. The company trades at 10.10 times earnings and yields 4.20%. This dividend achiever has increased distributions for 12 years in a row and has achieved a ten year average annual dividend growth of 15.10%.Check my analysis of ConocoPhillips.
Royal Dutch Shell plc (RDS.B) operates as an independent oil and gas company worldwide. The company trades at 8.20 times earnings and yields 5.30%. The company ended a 16 year streak of consecutive dividend increases in 2010 by keeping distributions flat, only to start increasing them again in 2012. Check my analysis of Royal Dutch Shell.
I also used to own Exxon Mobil (XOM), but I replaced it with ConocoPhillips. Exxon is the largest oil company in the world. It engages in the exploration and production of crude oil and natural gas, and manufacture of petroleum products. The company trades at 9.30 times earnings and yields 2.80%. Check my analysis of Exxon Mobil.
The thing to look for when evaluating energy companies is the reserve replenishment. Oil companies operate wells that will eventually run out of carbons, even if technologies are improved to a point where ALL the oil and gas in a well is pumped out. At some point, this well will stop producing income, and the company needs to move on. The reason why oil companies typically have low payout ratios is because they need to reinvest a portion of profits back into the business in order to find oil or buy assets they can develop.
I have looked at the data, and find that the idea behind peak oil is non-sense. The world is never going to run out of oil. That is, the world is never going to run out of oil during the lifetimes of anyone you meet today. The reason is that consumers will become more energy efficient, and companies will have an enormous incentive to explore and develop oil and gas fields in areas that are very difficult to drill in. The basic economic theory states that companies which see high energy prices will allocate funds at areas that are tough to explore and that make sense if oil stays at high levels for extended periods of time.
Over the past 30 years, the reserve to production ratio has remained above 40 - 50 years. This ratio shows the total amount of estimated oil reserves dividend by the total amount of annual production. If no new oil reserves were discovered ever again, and the world continues to consume oil at the same rate as today, the world would run out of oil in 50 years. It looks like oil reserves have been increasing enough to satisfy future oil demand. Therefore, it looks that for the past 30 years, the world has had anywhere between 50 -54 years' worth of oil on its disposal. Right now, we have enough oil for the next 50+ years. I am betting ( see below how) that the world would have sufficient oil reserves for next 40 - 50 years in 2020, 2030 and 2040.
The same ratio for Natural Gas is over 60 years. The US is currently experiencing an energy renaissance particularly in such areas like Bakken Shale.
Companies are getting much better at forecasting where to drill for oil, and maximizing their chances of striking energy significantly. By using sophisticated seismic data, energy companies can obtain general reserve estimates for oil and gas wells. In addition, with improvements in technology, companies can now recover much more oil and gas out of the ground, compared to before. When the US experienced its first oil boom in the early 1900s, the primitive technology made it possible to only skim a portion of the oil in oil wells. As pressure in the oil and gas wells decreased, production fell in those wells, and they were then closed out. With improvements in technology however, it is now possible to increase the life of wells significantly, as it is much easier to get more out of each well.
One thing I do avoid is purchasing US oil and gas trusts. While they offer mouthwatering yields today, they are all destined to go to zero. This is because when these trusts were setup, their revenues are set to be generated from a fixed portfolio of assets. They cannot purchase new wells to earn revenue off of, and cannot drill for oil or gas. Even with improvements in technology, chances are that the wells you own will eventually dry up. As a result, the reason why these trusts offer such high yields is because they are essentially returning a huge portion of investor's capital back. If investors reinvest a portion of these distributions in other oil and gas producing wells, they can extend their income stream. If investors instead spent all of their distributions, then they will not do well in a typical 30 year retirement scenario. BP Prudhoe Bay (BPT) is an example of an oil trust that will go to zero by 2025- 2030. This is the time when the oil royalties will no longer result in distributions, due to costs, declines in production, even if oil went to $200/barrel.
So what is the risk to my theory? If prices rise above a certain threshold, it might be economical for alternative energy sources such as solar and wind to be priced at par with oil and gas. However, oil would still be relevant 100 years from now even if it no longer were used for energy, because it is used in so many other aspects in everyday life such as chemicals, plastics etc.
Another risk is if the data I am using to base my assumptions is incorrect. The amount in proved reserves is simply an estimate. Actuals could turn out to be much different than estimates. In addition, just because there are proven oil reserves to last for 50 years however, there is no guarantee that all the oil will be available to be pumped out within 50 years, even if estimates were correct. On the positive side however, the reserves to production ratio does not account for undeveloped reserves. With the majority of the world's surface being under water, chances are that high enough oil and gas prices will one day incentivize exploration in the deep sea areas of the globe.Those areas could potentially provide for an almost unlimited amount of energy.
Full Disclosure: Long CVX, COP, RDS/B, KO
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Its auspicious position on the tip of the westernmost point of the Indonesian archipelago has made the town of Banda Aceh a recognized transit point as well as a hub for education, commerce, and government. The Aceh Darussalam Kingdom was established by Sultan Johan Syah in 1250AD following the disintegration of old Hindu-Buddha kingdoms like Indra Purba, Indra Purwa, Indra Patra, and Indra Pura.
The capital city of the Aceh Darussalam Kingdom was Banda Aceh Darussalam. Following 70 years of battles with the Sultan the Dutch changed the name into Kutaraja. The town was eventually declared Banda Aceh in 1962. As one of the oldest cities that embraces Islam, daily life in Banda Aceh today is still enormously influenced by Islamic lifestyles.
As a tourism gateway in the westernmost entrance to Indonesia, you are invited to learn the remaining magnificence of old Aceh Darussalam golden era as they are spiritually valuable to the nation. While some of the heritage buildings were swept away after the devastating tsunami in 2004, some others remain. The tourist information center in Banda Aceh has carefully identified the enduring remains and they demonstrate how this magnificent land has been spiritually resilient.
Although around sixty percent of the towns infrastructure was destroyed and some parts of the city remain permanently submerged, the city is now looking new as considerable developments took place right after the disaster. Infrastructures and activities have resumed as usual, and tourism is becoming increasingly popular as peculiarly fresh attractions spring up to the surface. Ulee Lheue is a shoreline facing Malacca Strait and the Pacific Ocean on the west, and it offers the best sunset views in the country.
Visit an inhabited house with a deserted fishing boat right upon its roof. No one would want to relocate the vessel as it has its own dramatic story. The story has it that 59 people were saved by the boat during the tsunami. Do not miss the marvelous and well documented Grand Mosque of Baiturrahman that stood still and saved hundreds of people despite its aged structures. There are hundreds of amazing stories to uncover as you cycle around the city that was recently dubbed as one of the cleanest cities in the country.
Several hotels available are:
1. Hermes Palace Hotel Banda AcehJln.T.Panglima Nyak Makam, Banda Aceh. Phone: +62 651 755 5888Fax.: +62 651 755 69992. Hotel Grand NanggroeJl. T. Imum Lueng Bata, Kel. Cot Mesjid, Kec Lueng Bata. Banda AcehPhone: +62 651 35788Fax.: +62 651 357783. Hotel Lading Banda AcehJ1. Cut Meutia No.19 Kota Banda AcehPhone: +62 651 638321 / 635123Fax. : +62 651 635123Other webpage: http://ladinghotelaceh.blogspot.com/4. Hotel Oasis Banda AcehJl. Tengku Lueng Bata No.115 Kota Banda AcehPhone: +62 651 636999Fax.: +62 651 6353335. Hotel Sultan Banda AcehJl. Sultan Hotel No.1, PeunayongPhone: +62 651 22469Fax.: +62 651 317706. Hotel Madinah Banda AcehJln. T Daud Beureueh, Banda Aceh Phone: +62 651 21415 / 21416
6. Hotel 61 Jln. T. Panglima Polem No. 28 Banda Aceh Phone (+62) 651 – 638866 Fax (+62) 651 – 638855
7. Hotel Medan Jl. Jend. A. Yani No. 15Phone(0651) 33851, 21501 Fax (0651) 32256
And many other hotels which are available in other districts as listed on the following source:http://www.aceh-eye.org/data_files/english_format/general_info/geninfo_facilities/geninfo_facilities_hotels.pdf
Aceh Adventure is specializing in Aceh city tour and adventure. It can be reached by contacting:
+62 813 9957 8873 or E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sultan Iskandar Muda Airport (BTJ) is the major airport in Banda Aceh. The airport serves several airlines, such as:
1. Garuda Indonesia
a. Jakarta (CGK) – Medan (MES) – Banda Aceh (BTJ)
b. Jakarta (CGK) – Medan (MES)
c. Medan (MES) – Banda Aceh (BTJ)
2. Lion Air
a. Jakarta (CGK) – Banda Aceh (BTJ)
b. Jakarta (CGK) – Medan (MES) – Banda Aceh (BTJ)
c. Jakarta (CGK) – Medan (MES)
3. Sriwijaya Air
Jakarta (CGK) – Medan (MES)
4. Air Asia
Jakarta (CGK) – Medan (MES)
5. Firefly
George Town (PEN) – Banda Aceh (BTJ)
6. Malaysia Airlines
George Town (PEN) – Banda Aceh (BTJ)
As you arrive in Banda Aceh, walk out the airport and you will find choices of transportation. Taxis are available and have different providers, like:
1. PT Asa Taxi – Phone: +62 651 7408686
2. Cempala Taxi – Phone: +62 651 43354
3. Mulya Taxi – Phone: +62 651 635441
4. Pidi Taxi – Phone: +62 651 31330
Labi-labi is a local name for public minibus or 'angkot' in other parts of the country. This is the most economical means of transportation available to the public and travelers.
The most convenient way to travel within the city as you plan to visit various places of interests in Banda Aceh post tsunami is by mountain biking. A tour operator renting selections of bicycle can be found in Aceh Adventure.


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Gentry Grace Magness was born Sept. 15 at Rockdale Medical Center. She is the daughter of Kevin and George Magness of Between. Maternal grandparents are Linda Williams of Covington and the late Keith Williams. Paternal grandparents are Keith and Linda Magness of Monticello. Gentry Grace weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces and measured 20½ inches long at birth.
Laura Berry and Brad Mitchell announce the birth of their son, Austin Brad Mitchell, Sept. 6 at Newton Medical Center. He weighed 8 pounds and 6 ounces.
Brad and Courtney Almond announce the birth of their daughter, Aubrey Elizabeth, born July 18 at St. Mary's Hospital, Athens. Grandparents are Harry Edge, Ed and Helen Carter, and Terry and Sherry Almond. Great-grandparents are Nathan and Sybil Montgomery.
Penelope Elisabeth Chambers – Aug. 1, Brooklyn Jade Chambers, Garfield Jr. Chambers IV, Covington, 6 pounds, 13 ounces, 18.5 inches.
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Amanda and Kenny Baskett of Covington announce the birth of their daughter, Evelynne Dyann Baskett, July 14 at Rockdale Medical Center. She weighed 6 pounds 8 ounces and was 19 inches long.
Peyton Rae Cartledge, May 23, Riley Jordan Power, Bobby Ray Cartledge, Covington, 7 pounds, 4 ounces, 20 inches.
Rex Dale Jr. and Sophia Marie Brazell announce the birth of their daughter Mila Marie Brazell May 28 at Newton Medical Center. She weighed 7 pounds and was 19.25 inches long.
Kelsie Elizabeth Stumpf, daughter of Kurt II and Emilie Stumpf of Conyers, was born Feb. 28 at Rockdale Hospital. She weighed 6 pounds and 2 ounces and was 18 inches long.
Brayden O'Neal Malcom, Nov. 29, Jasmine Dorsey, Gerard Malcom, 6 pounds, 15 ounces, Covington.
Hannah Tant and Joshua Palecek announce the birth of their daughter Jaycee Noel Palecek at Rockdale Medical Center Dec. 22. She weighed 6 pounds and was 18 inches long at birth. Maternal grandparent is Mary Tant Jones and paternal grandparents are Sande and Ronald Palecek. Brother is Jaxon Patrick Palecek, 4.
Katy and Dean Terrell of Loganville announce the birth of their son Colton Carlos Terrell at Rockdale Medical Center Nov. 13. He weighed 6 pounds and 8 ounces and 17.25 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Barbara and Tony Rowe of Porterdale. Paternal grandparents are Deborah and Denzil Terrell of Almon. Brother and sister to newborn are Mason and Cheyenne Terrell.
Andy and Melissa Strickland announce the birth of their son William Mason.
Dominick Hill and Tiffany Green-Hill of Covington announce the birth of their daughter Brooklyn Maliah Hill born at Rockdale Medical Center on July 25. She weighed 6 pounds and 8 ounces and was 19 inches long. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence (Diane) Boyd and paternal grandparents are Mr. Richard Jefferson and the late Mrs. Velma (Toot) Hill-Smith. She has a brother named Dominick Hill.
Heather and Shane Johnston of Conyers announce the birth of their son Thomas Aiden Johnston born at Rockdale Hospital on July 2. He weighed 7 pounds and 4 ounces and was 19.5 inches long. His maternal grandparents are Gene Lawson and Yvonne Cheshire and paternal grandparents are Tommy and Debra Johnston and the late Linda Johnston. He has a brother named Alex Johnston.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook calls Microsoft's first-ever laptop 'deluded' (AAPL)
Published 9:36 am, Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken a shot at Microsoft, calling its Surface Book laptop "deluded," according to Irish Independent's Adrian Weckler.
While speaking in Dublin, Cook said the Surface Book, Microsoft's "ultimate laptop," is "a product that tries too hard to do too much. It's trying to be a tablet and a notebook and it really succeeds at being neither."
This isn't the first time an Apple executive has criticized Microsoft's commitment to the "hybrid" tablet-laptop market.
In a recent interview with Mashable, Apple's SVP of marketing, Phil Schiller, dismissed the idea that there was even a real market for hybrids.
"There certainly are more offerings today, more people trying to create a market, but based on all the data that I've been able to see, it is still incredibly small and niche and may not be growing to anything significant," Schiller told Mashable.
Both of these comments are significant in light of Apple's release of the iPad Pro, its giant tablet that Cook claims can replace your laptop — and includes a keyboard attachment.
Is this not a hybrid of sorts?
Most of the early reviews of the iPad Pro have been positive, but criticism has centered around the iPad Pro's inability to bridge the gap between laptop and tablet using accessories like a stylus and a keyboard.
Maybe Cook is right. It's hard to have one device replace a laptop and tablet — even if you're Apple.
Business Insider has reached out to Apple for comment.
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Police report -- Aug. 11
Published: Monday, August 11, 2008 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, August 11, 2008 at 2:25 p.m.
The following individuals have been booked/released by the Lafourche and Assumption Parish Sheriffs Office:
Assumption Parish Sheriffs Office
Aug. 5
Gary Muse, 46, 1509 Carrol St., Donaldsonville, failure to appear in Lafourche Parish.
David Levy, 30, 174 Blackwell, Belle Rose, bench warrant for issuing worthless checks.
Corry Robertson, 22, 3032 La. 1, Napoleonville, failure to appear in Lafourche Parish (three counts).
Larry Davenport Jr., 26, 907 Bayou Corne, Belle Rose, bench warrant for failure to appear.
Cedric Fair, 33, 110 La. 400, Napoleonville, bench warrant for failure to appear.
Gerald Thomas, 40, 3396 La. 400, Napoleonville, bench warrant for failure to appear.
Kenneth Adams, 56, 202 C Michelle, Thibodaux, possession of crack cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia.
Aug. 6
Renee Blanchard, 28, 149 Noe St., Pierre Part, DWI first offense, improper lane usage.
Christy Comeaux, 26, 203 La. 998, Belle Rose, theft by fraud, felony possession of stolen goods.
Shawn Jupiter, 33, 803 MLK St., Napoleonville, possession with intent to distribute marijuana, possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia.
Robert McBride, 50, 3709 La. 1, Napoleonville, failure to appear for non-support, simple battery, disturbing the peace.
Aug. 7
Sandaniel Guss, 49, 3357B La. 1, Napoleonville, resisting arrest, disturbing the peace.
Travis Leonard, 17, 418 Bayou Drive, Pierre Part, domestic abuse battery.
Brandon Nelson, 21, 172 Georgette St., Napoleonville, disturbing the peace, possession of marijuana, remaining after forbidden.
Dwan Smith, 23, 119 Alvin St., Napoleonville, disturbing the peace, bench warrant for failure to appear, failure to appear in Lafourche Parish.
Aug. 9
Johnny Tillman, 39, 114 La. 400, Napoleonville, disturbing the peace, bench warrant for failure to appear (two counts), DWI first offense, no drivers license, disregard stop sign, no liability insurance.
Wiley Gros Jr., 40, 142 Teddy St., Pierre Part, aggravated battery (two counts), disturbing the peace.
Lafourche Parish Sheriffs Office
Aug. 7
Kent Phillips, 23, 1011 Lafourche St., Lockport, speeding, driving under suspension, fugitive from St. Charles Parish.
Ronnie Delaune, 34, 162 Palm St., Larose, contempt of court, possession of schedule II, possession of drug paraphernalia, no turn signal, passing in a no passing zone.
Aug. 8
Antoine LeBlanc Jr., 65, 224 Jericha St., Galliano, domestic abuse, resisting an officer.
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Cory Grabert, 25, 206 Diplomat Way, Thibodaux, DWI first offense, driving left of center.
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Chase Thibodeaux, 19, 182 Presque Isle, Houma, possession with schedule IV, urinating in public.
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WANTED: Members of the public willing to help scientists capture key seismic data to improve scientific understanding of earthquakes, provide detailed information on how they shape Southern California and aid earthquake emergency response efforts.
This call for help comes from members of the "Quake Catcher Network," a collaborative project sponsored by the National Science Foundation in which earthquake scientists around Southern California enlist volunteers to deploy small, easy-to-install seismic sensors in their homes, offices and other locations that have a computer with Internet connectivity. The project is conducted by scientists at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego, California Institute of Technology, Stanford University, UC Berkeley, University of Delaware and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
Current networks of seismic sensors have given scientists a picture of earthquake activity in the region, but with the potential of adding up to 1,000 additional Quake Catcher Network sensors through volunteers in Southern California-especially in key areas surrounding potentially damaging faults where seismic hazard is high -the picture will become more vivid and high-resolution.
"This project is allowing anyone with an Internet-connected computer help us explore the unexplored," said Debi Kilb, an associate project scientist at Scripps. "These Quake Catcher Network sensors can measure strong shaking in damaging earthquakes as well as light shaking that is barely perceptible, but they are not as sensitive as the equipment in the existing network. Instead, these small sensors are designed to record only local earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 and above."
The Southern California Seismic Network and the ANZA Seismic Network currently operate a network of nearly 350 and 25 stations, respectively. These stations are held to very high standards to ensure reliable life-safety earthquake monitoring.
Data from 1,000 additional seismic stations will really help complement the current working seismic network," said Tom Heaton, the Caltech lead scientist on a project to develop a seismic early warning system that can provide a very short-term warning of impending shaking. "It's really exciting to think that volunteers could have such an important impact on our ability to understand and respond to earthquakes. I hope this eventually grows into tens of thousands of instruments."
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Quake Catcher Network sensors-free to volunteers in target regions -are lightweight and about the size of a Post-it Note. Although anyone is welcome to participate, project organizers are seeking volunteers located in target areas where the need for sensor data is highest. Other requirements include an appropriate computer that is on preferably 24 hours a day, Internet connection, a spare USB port and the ability to securely fasten the sensor to the floor near the computer. Those interested in participating should visit qcn.stanford.edu to read more about participation requirements. Sensors and educational software also are available to K-12 teachers at a nominal charge of $5.
The idea for the Quake Catcher Network, which is building the densest network of seismic sensors ever devoted to studying earthquakes, was conceived at Scripps Institution of Oceanography by Elizabeth Cochran and Jesse Lawrence while they were post-doctoral researchers in Scripps' Cecil H. and Ida M. Green Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics.
"We are very excited about integrating these new sensor technologies into existing regional networks with the hope of very rapid earthquake detection, detailed earthquake rupture imaging and improving understanding of seismic hazards," said Cochran, now a research geophysicist with USGS.
Roughly 3,000 Quake Catcher sensors have been installed around the world and have recorded earthquakes ranging from a 2.6 magnitude quake in New Zealand to the 2010 8.8 earthquake off Chile that is recognized as one of the largest events in recorded history.
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South Sudan has been independent from North Sudan for just under six months, following decades of civil war.
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Jackson Superior Court II Judge Bruce MacTavish recently attended the annual meeting of Indiana's Juvenile Court Judicial Officers at Indianapolis.
MacTavish attended presentations about short- and long-term impact on infants exposed to illicit drugs, recent case law relating to children in need of services, termination of parental rights and juvenile delinquency.
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High tension and low blows: 20 years after Bowe vs. Golota
20 years ago at Madison Square Garden, all hell broke loose after a heavyweight battle between Riddick Bowe and Andrew Golota was stopped prematurely.
20 years ago at Madison Square Garden, all hell broke loose after a heavyweight battle between Riddick Bowe and Andrew Golota was stopped prematurely.
Fans from around the globe share their thoughts on Thurman-Porter, Canelo-Golovkin talks, boxing's worst "ducks" in recent decades, Chris Arreola, Wladimir Klitschko and much more in this week's Friday mailbag.
Veteran PR ace Bill Caplan, a man who has been a boxing insider for more than five decades, gives RingTV.com his choice for the 20 best heavyweights of all time.
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It was a busy weekend for our own Lee Groves and it all culminated in part three of his "Travelin' Man" Chronicles in Canastota, NY.
The 2015 International Boxing Hall of Fame has come and gone and our resident Travelin' Man, Lee Groves was there. Read on for part one of three.
Jim Lampley's turn at the podium, along with that of former lightweight champ Ray Mancini, was the highlight of the 26th annual International Boxing Hall of Fame induction weekend on Sunday in Canastota, New York. Riddick Bowe, Naseem Hamed, Yoko Gushiken, Nigel Collins, Steve Smoger and Rafael Mendoza joined Lampley and Mancini in the IBHOF's Class of 2015.
In the August 2015 issue of THE RING Magazine, on newsstands now, we wade through the aftermath of Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Manny Pacquiao, a fight that produced a mountain of both money and controversy.
From THE RING Magazine's series on the International Boxing Hall of Fame's Class of 2015, boxing scribe Bernard Fernandez profiles Riddick Bowe, the two-time heavyweight world titleholder who might've gone even higher had he faced more of his contemporaries.
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Fans ask Dougie's opinion on fights that are made (Froch-Groves), fights that could be made (Brook-Khan, Matthysse-Provodnikov) and, of course, a bunch of mythical matchups (including Tyson-Bowe, Duran-Chavez, Pryor vs. the Fab Four). Enjoy!
Famous retired referee Mills Lane, who will be inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in Canastota, N.Y., on June 9, was the third man in the ring for some of the greatest and most controversial bouts of the 1980s and '90s.
Unbeaten welterweight prospect Dusty Hernandez-Harrison will face an opponent to be determined on May 18 from the University of The District of Columbia.
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Ageless Hall of Fame ring announcer Michael Buffer will be profiled on HBO's debut series "Cornered" on March 5.
Washington, D.C.'s Charlie Brotman served as a publicist for Sugar Ray Leonard, and will, yet again, preside over the Inaugural Parade when President Barack Obama is sworn in on Jan. 21.
Washington, D.C.'s Charlie Brotman has touted Sugar Ray Leonard and Riddick Bowe, and will, yet again, preside over the Inaugural Parade when President Barack Obama is sworn in on Jan. 21.
Julio Cesar Chavez's positive post-fight drug test case will be reviewed in February; Plus, a Paul Williams update and a look at 6-foot-5 junior middleweight prospect Alantez Fox.
Undefeated welterweight Dusty Harrison, who is 18, has entered into an agreement with Washington, D.C.-based attorney Jeff Fried that includes a college component.
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2016's best design, art & animation conferences, exhibitions and festivals
Here are the best design conferences and art shows of the coming year in the UK and beyond – where you'll find inspiration, creativity and the chance to further your career.
Here are the best design conferences and art shows of the coming year in the UK and beyond – where you'll find inspiration, creativity and the chance to further your career.
Interact with these photos to see how beautiful old spas are transformed into clubs with animated visuals (and hot springs to dance in) in Budapest.
Hip kids' app developer Toca Boca's new office is designed as an adult playground - including indoor go-karting, hiding places and toy cars.
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...the administration announced that it was seeking to block the proposed American Airlines-US Airways merger, allegedly to protect consumers against higher prices — and that it might impose higher duties (taxes) on shrimp from foreign competitors to protect U.S. shrimpers, meaning that all who eat shrimp will have to pay more.
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Following is UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's statement on the urgency of the entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty, issued today, 15 June:
The conclusion of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT) more than a decade ago was an important milestone in norm-setting and marked a significant achievement in the field of disarmament and non-proliferation. But for too long, it has not been brought into force. The price is high. There is no doubt that the longer the Treaty is delayed, the greater the risks and consequences that nuclear weapons will again be tested. By outlawing all nuclear tests, the CTBT in force would greatly contribute to global efforts to curb the proliferation of nuclear weapons while advancing nuclear disarmament.
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South Korea's biggest music act, Girls' Generation, has entered a new realm that is probably a first for a K-pop group – being imitated in a parody on a Japanese TV show.
Fuji TV's "SMAPxSMAP" show features Japan's biggest boy band, SMAP, in a variety of performances, skits and parodies.
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Symbio Wildlife Gardens, is about half an hour North from Wollongong.There you can visit all the Australian Native animals. Cuddle a Koala, Feed the Kangaroos...more
22. Visit the Nan Tien Temple
Located on the crest of a hill, the Nan Tien Temple is an Oriental crown on Australia's western landcape. Nan Tien is the largest Buddhist temple in the...more
23. Explore the Breakwall
The breakwall near the smaller old Lighthouse is a popular place for people to fish from. Its also quite popular in summer when the waves are big and come...more
24. Wander around the Harbour
Theres always plenty to do down around Wollongong Harbour, even on a cold winters day. Its a nice easy walk from Flagstaff Hill, down around the harbour,...more
25. Illawarra Fly treetop walk and cafe
This is a relatively new attraction in the Illawarra. It is located at Knights Hill, about 10 minutes drive from Robertson, about an hours drive from Wollongong...more
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