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Right now I am planning on feeding him a bottle of BM in the morning at first feeding and one at night to start. Tonight was my first night pumping so there was a little colostrum that came out first then the milk really came out!!! I got an ounce from both breasts but I could have gotten more probably :) ill pump again tomorrow morning!!!
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In keeping with the current theme at Art Focus of the personalities behind art spaces - Blake Shell will join us. She is the curator at the Archer Gallery at Clark College and an artist in her own right. Currently the Archer Gallery has work up by Dan Gilsdorf and Peter Happel Christian. On the 11th of January, the Archer joins a group of community college galleries exhibiting Perimeter: We Live Here Now. These exhibitions feature works by artists from outside the USA who now live here.

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A more recent phone or my own personal camera? DX
'Cuz if I have a camera, I can take better pics of myself instead of using the laptop's webcam, and the laptop is in the living room so its hard to take pics when no one's looking. You know, 'cuz my parents don't let me post my pics online or anything anymore, and if my bro saw, he would tell on me. But I still do it secretly anyways =w=
And omfg random fact: I'm eating a tootsie roll right now...and it is so sweet. o.O i got used to 85% cocoa dark chocolate (which, if you didn't know, is really dark chocolate so its all bitter more than it is sweet) and im just like D: right here cuz omg. > n < I want my dark choco back, but i ate all of it already. DX
Anyways... back to the main topic. -still nomming on tootsie roll half mindblown-
Well if I got a better phone (or my dads phone) though, I could like take pictures too, but I wouldn't know how to send them to the comp. Oh well. At least I could get like a sliding phone instead of a flip phone? ; w ;
I swear, it feels so awkward eating a sugar filled piece of chocolate o.e It's like... I never even realized how much sugar ppl actually add to chocolate and stuff. DX Well at least i finished my tootsie roll. -goes and unwraps/ eats a kit kat-
Meh. I think I might ask for my own personal camera instead of trading phones now. :3 and OMFG this kit kat DX more super sweet chocolate. at least there's a wafer underneath though o w o ;
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"Goal! The Dream Begins" is an inspirational sports movie, but I liked it anyway. Even the grisliest of its screenwriting conventions gets a fair shake from a good cast, including Stephen Dillane (a Tony Award winner for "The Real Thing") and Anna Friel (part of the London and Broadway cast of "Closer"). Whatever its American distribution fortunes, the film is already a success in England and the first of a planned football trilogy, meaning a soccer trilogy, although in England if you say "soccer" instead of "football" the hooligans start throwing pints at your head. "Green Street Hooligans"--a film a lot less diverting than "Goal!"--set us straight on that score.
Most sports films are also fish-out-of-water stories, and this one qualifies as both. Soccer-mad Santiago Munez (Kuno Becker), a Mexican national who works with his father in a lawn business trimming the upscale hedges of Los Angeles, is playing soccer one day after work. His dazzling footwork catches the eye of a former footballer and sometime talent scout (Dillane) who promises him a tryout with his old team, Newcastle United. We can tell it's dazzling because when Santiago gets the ball, the camerawork goes from "normal" to digitized zip-zap effects and a full complement of slow-mo.
Against his father's wishes but with the blessing and money of his grandmother, Santiago makes his way to England. In his monthlong tryout he suffers the verbal slings and arrows and, eventually, garners the respect of the Newcastle A-team. The team's multimillion-dollar star player, a David Beckham-y party boy (Alessandro Nivola), becomes the roommate of Santiago, star on the rise. Meantime Santiago--who secretly has an asthma problem--becomes involved with the team nurse, Roz (Friel).
In its initial release overseas, "Goal!" was intended for a slightly older audience. The U.S. version has been trimmed (and, swearing wise, redubbed) for a PG. So it's a so-called "kids' film" that happens, profitably, to address a few grown-up issues, one of them being: Are multimillion-dollar star players who hit the clubs and show up late for practice worth emulating?
The movie's stated and re-stated theme is all about dreams, and dreaming the right dreams, and following your dreams until you corner them and make those dreams come true. Yes, indeed. It's the stuff of the genre. Yet even when you know where "Goal!" is going, which is all the time, its can-do spirit doesn't feel entirely manufactured. (Only a couple of risible father/son confrontations play as utter hooey.) Becker's Santiago is an engaging fellow, and Dillane tosses off his expositional blah-blah with such rumpled panache, his scenes could be taught in acting schools offering courses in how to toss off expositional blah-blah with rumpled panache. Friel, a big starlet in England before she became known as a former starlet and current fine actress, handles her scenes the same way.
Warning to members of the Minuteman militia and supporters of "The O'Reilly Factor": "Goal!" takes a non-judgmental view of undocumented workers and the way in which many of them cross the Mexico/U.S. border. If your blood boils at the previous sentence, "Goal!" is not your inspirational sports movie .
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It's fairly easy to find capable Ultrabooks priced below Intel's recommended $1,000 ceiling, something that was a bit of a challenge when the form factor first emerged. Pricing has trended downwards for the past several months, but don't be surprised if some next generation Ultrabook models reverse that trend due to higher quality displays with touchscreen functionality and 3D support.
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One of the many technologies Google talked about yesterday on Day 1 of its three-day Google I/O conference is Project Glass, a wearable computer of sorts that essentially integrates the functions of a smartphone into a pair of slim glasses.
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Most everyone interested in owning an LCD TV seems to have already went out and purchased one. According to DisplaySearch, worldwide TV shipments tumbled 8 percent year-over-year in the first quarter of 2012, marking the steepest rate of decline since the second quarter of 2009.
Bragging rights don't come cheap, and if you want to own the largest LED-backlit high-definition television on this side of the Solar System, it's going to set you back $10,999.99, leaving you a penny for your thoughts if you've saved up eleven grand. That's the asking price for Sharp's newly unveiled 90-inch LED Smart 3D TV (model LC-90LE745U), which stands almost 4 feet tall, over six feet long, and has a 4.5-inch waistline while tipping the scales at 141.1 pounds.
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Just in case you didn't get the hint from the tablet-tastic Windows 8 Metro UI and those 900,000 Android devices activated each and every day: the world is turning into an increasingly touch-focused place. Touchscreens are nice and all, but we prefer our QWERTY to be a little more… tactile.
Corning is best known for its ultra durable, scratch resistant Gorilla Glass found on a number of handheld and mobile device applications, but has now developed a type of ultra slim glass that can wrap around objects, opening the door to a world of possibilities. The flexible glass, called Willow Glass, is ultra-slim and ultimately ahead of its time, but according to Corning, it can still be used for increasingly thin devices while the world waits for bendable gadgets.
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Are Output Fluctuations Transitory?
According to the conventional view of the business cycle, fluctuations in output represent temporary deviations from trend. The purpose of this paper is to question this conventional view. If fluctuations in output are dominated by temporary deviations from the natural rate of output, then an unexpected change in output today should not substantially change one's forecast of output in, say, ten or twenty years. Our examination of quarterly post-war United States data leads us to be skeptical about this implication. We find that a unexpected change in real GNP of one percent should change one's forecast by over one percent over a long horizon. While it is obviously imprudent to make definitive judgments regarding theories on the basis of one stylized fact alone, we believe that the great persistence of output shocks documented in this paper is an important and often neglected feature of the data that should more widely be used for evaluating theories of economic fluctuations.
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The module lacks in flavor. It is themed / linked to RotR yet the connections are few and far between. It soon becomes apparent the "logic" or "ecology" behind the dungeon is quite artificial. The maps were not sensational and the traps not particularly clever. Overall the worst Pathfinder Module so far.
One star.
The adventure is well-balanced between dungeon crawl and "other encounters". Good "Mummy" feeling overall. The maps of the pyramid could have been better, it's not "symetrical" and therefore not really (SPOILERS) in the like the Pharaoh of Numbers would have wanted. Yet
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-the fact that I don't like the Egyptian feel itself, it's too close to real world; however, the tropical / ancient empire / numerical puzzles / exploration-somewhere-else-than-underground-or-in-the-jungle themes are great
-the maps which I personally don't like
-the fact that the rival team subplot would not work for most groups: clever PCs will deal with them quickly, and/or most groups will clash before the Pyramid itself
-the encounter in the Exhibitory could have been more detailed
-the ankh "reliquary" with the spectral scorpions could have benefited from some more twists, it felt empty playing it
That said, it's the best Gamemastery Module so far, and by far. I'll give 5* to the Module which will rock my world. Emtombed with the Pharaohs does not do the job. Yet it provided us with one hell of a game afternoon. Congrats to M. Kortes.
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The ability to plan, systematically conduct and report on a major research project is an important skill for professional engineers. This unit of study builds on technical competencies introduced in previous years, as well as making use of the report writing and communications skills the students have developed. The research activity is spread over two units (Honours Thesis A and B) run in first and second semester. In this unit of study, the primary emphasis is on the execution of a comprehensive and systemic series of investigations, and the reporting of the study in a major thesis document and an oral presentation. Students will acquire skills in developing a plan for a series of studies to illuminate an area of research, in evaluating alternatives at the conceptual level with a view to creating a `short-list` worthy of more detailed technical investigation, and in searching the literature for guidance of the studies. Further, communication skills will be developed, such as the ability to clearly present the background and results in a written format and in an oral presentation to a general engineering audience. This UoS is part of an integrated (two semester) fourth year program involving a chemical engineering research project and thesis. It has the overarching aim of completing the `vertical integration` of knowledge - one of the pillars on which this degree program is based. Students who have successfully completed CHNG4203 Major Industrial Project may apply for exemption from this unit of study and replace it with an advanced level chemical engineering elective unit of study.Students are expected to take the initiative when pursuing their research projects. The supervisor will be available for discussion - typically 1 hour per week.
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June 27
BUCKNER: To Joe Jr. and Terri Bayone of Pineville, twin sons, Joe Buckner III, 7 oz. and Oliver Lynn, 14 ½ oz.
NARCISSE: To Joseph Jr. and Sheena Beco of Alexandria, a son, JaVeon Joseph, 5 lbs. 9 oz.
POWELL: To Courtnei Powell of Dry Prong, a son, Lonnie Jordan, 8 lbs.
ROLAND: To Dominique and Vontatella Moore of Pineville, a daughter, Diamond Alaysia, 6 lbs. 4 oz.
THOMPSON: To Andrew and Sharla Davis of Coushatta, a daughter, Kyra Nicole, 7 lbs. 6 oz.
June 28
DUBROCK: To James and Angela Servey of Pineville, a son, Michael Cephas, 6 lbs. 12 ½ oz.
June 29
MARSHALL: To Fredrick and Torie Byrd of Pitkin, a daughter, Desilyn Grace, 2 lbs. 3 ½ oz.
WILSON: To Erika Wilson of Alexandria, a daughter, Blaire Marie, 4 lbs. 7 ½ oz.
June 30
ALSTON: To Jeffery Jr. and Erica Ceaser of Alexandria, a son, Juelz DeWayne, 5 lbs. 14 oz.
BOGGS: To Curtis and Chelsea ONeal of Center Point, a son, Bentley Wayne, 7 lbs. 5 ½ oz.
CRNKOVIC: To Bradley and Jessica Carter of Glenmora, a son, Carter Kaykob, 6 lbs. 11 oz.
NICK: To Benny Jr. and Swaka Coleman of Dry Prong, a son, Jackson Taylor, 8 lbs. 6 oz.
SINGH: To Arvind and Pooja Verma of Alexandria, a son, Ayan Singh, 6 lbs. 11 oz.
SMITH: To Charles and Heather Lee of Tullos, a son, Canaan Gaines, 7 lbs. 7 oz.
July 1
BLUE: To Jonessa Blue of Lecompte, a son, Khylin Joaquinn, 8 lbs.
CHRISTIAN: To DanQuarius Sr and Nekia Jurell of Alexandria, a son, DanQuarius Daurice Jr., 5 lbs. 7 oz.
CROSS: To Joshua and Crystal Shirley of Jonesville, a daughter, Lacie Mae, 6 lbs. 4 oz.
DUBOIS: To Jesse and Ashley ONeal of Atlanta, a son, Camden Grant, 6 lbs. 11 oz.
HORN: To Alton III and Tyra Jones of Alexandria, a son, Kaiden Dequarius James, 5 lbs. 6 oz.
JOHNSON: To Corey Jr. and Johnette Rice of Pineville, a son, Braylen Lamar, 6 lbs. 7 ½ oz.
MAYES: To Leigh Mayes of Marksville, a daughter, Antwylaijah Harmony, 7 lbs. 3 ½ oz.
TYNES: To Justin and Christina Stewart of Lena, a son, Dustin Lane 8 lbs.
WILLIAMS: To Michelle Williams of Lena, a son, Thomas Jay, 7 lbs.
WILLIAMS: To Sherman IV and Tarneshia Warden of Alexandria, a son, Cash Shemar, 8 lbs. 7 oz.
July 2
CHAPMAN: Corey and Shana Crader of Ball, a daughter, Maci Jo Ann, 7 lbs. 2 ½ oz.
JAMES: To Cassandra James of Mansura, a son, Kayden Rashad, 7 lbs. 5 oz.
JOHNSON: To Michael and Jessica Kelley of Crowley, a son, Luke Alexander, 8 lbs. 5 ½ oz.
MEEKS: To Vernon III and Jessica Moulden of Alexandria, a son, Connor Jace, 7 lbs. 1 oz.
PIERSON: To Brian and Shanna Trisler of Natchitoches, a son, Levi David, 9 lbs. ½ oz.
SILAS: To Eric Sr. and Sonya Stelly of Simmesport, a son, Eric Damoine, Jr. 6 lbs.
WILKINS: To Akeem and Kristle Lee of Alexandria, a daughter, AZira NaSki, 8 lbs. 13 oz.
WILLIAMS: To Kannetter Williams of Cottonport, a son, Kyren JayShawn, 5 lbs. 3 ½ oz.
July 3
BOBB: To Jeffrey and Laketa Weston of Alexandria, a son, Kyler Joshua, 5 lbs. 3 oz.
COVARRUBIAS: To Graciela Covarrubias of Pineville, a son, Leonardo, 8 lbs. 2 oz.
JEANSONNE: To Brittany Jeansonne of Mansura, a daughter, Annabella May, 7 lbs. 8 oz.
REED: To Alfred Jr. and Nicole Joffrion of Alexandria, a son, Terrance Lamar, 1 lbs. 15 oz.
SCOLES: To Christopher and Chloe Bush of Boyce, a son, Ezekiel Christian, 7 lbs. 4 oz.
SMITH: To Cheyenne Smith of Elizabeth, a son, Khylyn Lane, 6 lbs. 7 oz.
July 4
BORDELON: To Lance and Kaelyn Gauthier of Mansura, a son, Gunner Joseph, 6 lbs. 14 oz.
WILLIFORD: To Jacob and Jenna Pentecost of Alexandria, a daughter, Maggie Elizabeth, 7 lbs. 3 oz.
July 5
CALDWELL: To DeVante and McKaydra Ford of Cottonport, a daughter, DMyiah Aaliyah, 6 lbs. 8 oz.
JEFFERSON: To Frederick and Sabrina Price of Alexandria, a daughter, Kadence Elise, 4 lbs. 3 oz.
WALLACE: To Terry and Terry Mitchell of Alexandria, a son, Messiah Wayne, 8 lbs. 7 ½ oz.
July 6
AUGHT: To Ronald and Sarah Thomas of Alexandria, a daughter, Layla Nicole, 7 lbs. 1 oz.
HICKMAN: To Dustin and Christine Shaff of Leesville, a daughter, Harper Hope, 7 lbs. ½ oz.
HOLMES: To Ondrae and Loreal Wesley of Alexandria, a daughter, Annette Teresa, 5 lbs. 10 oz.
HUMPHRIES: To Lauryn Humphries of Glenmora, a son, Camden David Bruce, 7 lbs. 10 ½ oz.
JUNEAU: To Brandon and Gina McDonald of Marksville, a son, Jacob Blake, 6 lbs. 15 ½ oz.
MEYERS: To Brittany Meyers of Pineville, a son, Adyn Wayne, 6 lbs. 10 ½ oz.
SHIRLEY: To Bobbie Shirley of Marksville, a son, Rylan Steven King, 6 lbs. 14 ½ oz.
July 7
BRINK: To Jacob and Maija Reed of Glenmora, a daughter, RealLuv NaShay Brink 6-10
MENDEZ: To Jose and Anayeli Chavez of Forest Hill, a son, Kevin Arthur, 6 lbs. 13 ½ oz.
July 8
BARCENAS: To Jose and Maria Arteaga of Forest Hill, a son. Antonio David, 7 lbs. 4 oz.
BURLISON: To Jacob and Pamela Wesley of Alexandria, a son, Jacobian Nathaniel, 6 lbs.
CAPPS: To James and April Corkern of Trout, a daughter, Marilyn Isabelle, 7 lbs. 9 oz.
CHAUMONT: To Justin and Brianna Marie of DeRidder, a daughter, Ella Elizabeth, 8 lbs.
DEGUERRERO: To Sergo and Maria Garcia of Oakdale, a son, Kelvin DeGuerrero, 8 lbs. 15 ½ oz.
JABBAR: To Montasser and Salam Draminah of Alexandria, a daughter, Thamina Montasser, 7 lbs. 3 oz.
LAMBRIGHT: To Justin Sr. and Kimberly Charrier of Ball, a son, Justin Paul, Jr., 6 lbs. 14 oz.
MARTIN: To Leslie and Michelle Courville of Deville, a daughter, Dianna Francies, 6 lbs. 12 oz.
MCDONALD: To William and Crystal Nolen of Glenmora, a son, William Kelton, 7 lbs. 2 ½ oz.
VAUGHN: To Allen and Yasmei Frazier of Alexandria, a son, Brian Patrick, 6 lbs. 14 oz.
RACHAL: To Trey and Camry Celestine of Marksville, a son, Trelyn Amir, 4 lbs. ½ oz.
STEWART: To Vincent and Lakeisha Collier of Alexandria, a son, LeVance Eli, 5 lbs. 9 ½ oz.
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BAZERT: To: Quintra Bazert of Cottonport, a son, QuiMareyon LaTrindrick, 7 lbs. 4 oz.
BETTS: To Justin and Antionette Gaston of Alexandria, a daughter, Arianna LaShay, 5 lbs. 12 oz.
CHAMBERS: To Eric and Corney Dauzat of Hessmer, a daughter, RaeAnn Javon, 4 lbs. 13 ½ oz.
JACKSON: To Larkin Jr. and Brittany Robbins of Jena, a son, Hayden Ray, 8 lbs. 11
JOHNSON: To Jatarrius Sr. and Jessica Byrd of Lecompte, a daughter, ZaMyria Monique, 6 lbs. 12 ½ oz.
MCCULLOUGH: To Marilyn McCullough of Oakdale, a son, Daughtry Pierce, 8 lbs. 15 oz.
MCDANIEL: To Austin and Kristian Parker of Elizabeth, a son, Talen Scott, 8 lbs. 5 oz.
RANSBURG: To Calvin Sr. and Lareeka Green of Alexandria, a daughter, Messiah Michelle, 5 lbs. 4 oz.
WILLIAMS: To Jeffrey and Amanda Harper of Urania, a daughter, Tarra-Michelle, 7 lbs. 10 oz.
YANCOVICH: To Alyssa Yancovich of Pineville, a daughter, Claudia Theresa, 6 lbs. 14 oz.
July 10
CHANEY: To: Kentrell and Terrinkia Gable of Alexandria, a son, Jakyri Kentrell, 5 lbs. 6 oz.
HURTS: To Tiesshua Hurts of Moreauville, a daughter, TyJiah Nevayah, 6 lbs. 12 ½ oz.
MONCADA: To Jose and Rosa Carreon of Forest Hill, a daughter, Andrea Moncada, 9 lbs.
RUSK: To Gregory and Jessica Vickers of Pineville, a daughter, Chloe Grace, 7 lbs. 10 ½ oz.
STEWART: To Benjamin and Ashley Majors of Pineville, a son, Archer Majors, 8 lbs. 6 oz.
VASSAR: To Wayne Sr. and Lakeytha Stafford of Pineville, a son, Nicholas Hunter-Wayne, 6 lbs. 10 oz.
WOOTEN: To Gregory and Angelique Huffman of Ball, a son, Tristan Bryce, 8 lbs. 1 oz.
july 11
ALLEN: To Brian and Zy-Nichjerrelle Smith of Alexandria, a daughter, Logan Danielle, 6 lbs. 2 oz.
CRAWFORD: To Jennifer Crawford of Olla, a son, Jackson Sullivan, 8 lbs. 3 ½ oz.
HICKMAN: To Brian and Amanda Lachney of Dry Prong, a daughter, Lily Ann, 7 lbs. 4 oz.
HUNTER: To Lamar Jr. and April Stong of Alexandria, a daughter, Alaya Marie, 5 lbs. 3 ½ oz.
JOHNSON: To John Sr. and Patricia Wade of Colfax, a son, JaKaylin Maleek, 4 lbs. 11 ½ oz.
LODRIGUE: Ricky Jr. and April Tipton of Pineville, a son, Samuel Martin, 7 lbs. 11 oz.
REED: To Brodrick and Amerian Williams of Bunkie, a daughter, Asia LaNae, 7 lbs. 7 ½ oz.
TREADWAY: To Michael and Rosemary Keno of Alexandria, a daughter, Serenity Faith, 4 lbs. 14 oz.
WRIGHT: To Tyrance and Leterika Sherman of Pineville, a son, Tyrone Letrell, 6 lbs. 9 oz.
July 12
CAMERON: To Brittany Cameron of Alexandria, a daughter, Abigail Faith, 8 lbs. 2 ½ oz.
July 13
AVERY: To William and Breanna McGrew of Pineville, a son, Jameson Alexander, 7 lbs. 1 oz.
July 14
BENNETT: To Brannon and Ashley Bond of Pitkin, a daughter, Kynlee Ramona, 7 lbs.
FAUST: To Benny Jr. and Jennifer North of Natchitoches, a son, John Grayson, 6 lbs. 11 ½ oz.
MILLER: To Jody and Julia Vela of Glenmora, a son, Luke Harper, 9 lbs. 4 ½ oz.
ROBINSON: To Markquis and Lolethia Griffith of Alexandria, a son, Khyre Lee, 8 lbs. 1 oz.
TURNAGE: To Cody and Haley Boisvert of Pineville, a son, Carter Joseph, 9 lbs. 9 oz.
July 15
BOND: To Patrick and Kelsey King of Glenmora, a daughter, Karolina Skye, 7 lbs. 14 ½ oz.
CARTER: To Anthony and Chelsea Balsamo of Pollock, a son, Sebastian Kurts, 6 lbs. 8 oz.
July 16
BYARD: To Christopher Sr. and Martha Frank of Ball, a son, James Anthony, 6 lbs. 11 oz.
HUMPHRIES: To Charles and Tracy Aponas of Boyce, a son, Levi Garrett, 6 lbs. 9 oz.
PLUMMER: To Johnie Plummer of Anacoco, a son, David Luke, 8 lbs.
SAVAGE: To Donald and Kayla Hassell of Pollock, a son, Logan Dakota, 6 lbs. 3 oz.
SAVOY: To Jamal Sr. and Calisha Celestine of Cottonport, a son, Jamal James, Jr. 5 lbs. 8 oz.
SCHEXNYDER: To Taylor and Desaree Moreau of Alexandria, a daughter, Caroline Rose, 8 lbs. 14 oz.
WYANT: To Aubrey and Whitney Crafts of Columbia, a son, Hunter Kade, 8 lbs. 15 oz.
July 17
FIELDS: To Adam and Stephanie Curry of Jonesville, a daughter, Allie Bell, 7 lbs. 10 oz.
BYNOG: To Joseph and Kit Rawles of Natchitoches, a daughter, Sophie Anne, 7 lbs. 8 ½ oz.
CONE: To Patrick and Alice Prenell of Alexandria, a son, Jason Terrell, 8 lbs. 4 ½ oz.
DESLATTE: To Clifford and Monica McBride of Pineville, a son, Jayden Wesley, 7 lbs. 12 ½ oz.
MURRAY: To Cody and Sara Lester of Pineville, a son, Ryan William, 7 lbs. 5 oz.
TENNIE: To Marcus, Sr. and Sakesha Voorhies of Alexandria, a son, Marcus Deonte, Jr. 5 lbs. 3 oz.
WHITE: To Jeremy and JaNesha Turner, of Colfax, a son, KenTavin JayShon, 6 lbs. 6 oz.
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HAYES: To Jonathan and Candace of Cheneyville, a daughter, Macy Lynn, 7 lbs. 7 oz.
june 27
FLOYD: To Darron and Chesley Craig of Deville, twin daughters, Piper Lynn, 4 lbs. 4 oz., and Berkley Virginia, 3 lbs.
TOMPKINS: To Richard and Katherine Woolie of Alexandria, a daughter, Amelia Grace, 7 lbs. 3 oz.
FLOYD: To Darron and Chesley Craig of Deville, twin daughters, Piper Lynn, 4 lbs. 4 oz. 3 lbs.
DOHERTY: To Benjamin and Monica Reyna of Forest Hill, a son, Konnor Joseph, 5 lbs. 11 oz.
June 28
HOLLOWAY: To Joshua and Kayla Guillory of Alexandria, a daughter, Kennedy Paige, 10 lbs.
June 29
DAVIS: To Jacob and Kourtney King of Turkey Creek, a son, Benjamin Arryn Reign, 5 lbs. 15 oz.
June 30
DANIEL: To Nolan and Priya Swamy of Pineville, a daughter, Gia Rajam, 6 lbs. 10 oz.
July 1
SIMMONS: To Michael Jr. and Sommer Holloway of Robeline, a son, Grayson Mark, 5 lbs. 13 oz.
DAUZAT: To Chris and Jessica Huffman of Marksville, a son, Hunter Ray, 7 lbs. 8 oz.
BEAVERS: To Douglas and Alyssa Wale of Pineville, a daughter, Kennedy London, 8 lbs. 6 oz.
July 3
BATISTE: To Gamal and Allishia Mahan of Alexandria, a son, Major Kyrie, 6 lbs. 6 oz.
July 4
HARDY: To Ryan and Elisabeth Mosel of Fort Polk, a son, Henry Alexander, 6 lbs. 8 oz.
ONEALE: To Kyle and Veronika Rachal of Pineville, a son, Gunner Wayne, 9 lbs. 4 oz.
RAY: To Shawn and Jessica Bledsoe of Dry Prong, a son, Shawn Michael III, 5 lbs. 12 oz.
July 5
LEBLANC: To Frederick and Rachel Waskom of Natchitoches, a daughter, Blythe Alexandra, 8 lbs. 2 oz.
July 6
MOSS: To Jerrod and Kimberleigh Kerry of Ball, a daughter, Karigan Sue, 5 lbs. 10 oz.
HARDY: To Warren and Jennifer of Pollock, a son, Noah Briar, 6 lbs. 6 oz.
July 7
BRUNET: To Matthew and Amber Smith of Jena, a daughter, Cambrie Lynne, 8 lbs.
RAINWATER: To Brandon and Jennifer Nugent of Ball, a son, Faidon Jase, 8 lbs. 2 oz.
DOTSON: To Evony Dotson of Alexandria, a daughter, Emerii Noelle, 7 lbs. 15 oz.
July 8
NORMAN: To Mark and Kristina Willette of Oakdale, a son, Maekan Elwell, 7 lbs. 8 oz.
BUTTER: To Arthur Jr. and Emily Jenkins of Hineston, a son, Noah Wayne Jenkins, 8 lbs. 1 oz.
CHANDLER: To Brentin and Mindy Bevill of Winnfield, a son, Benjamin Myles Hardy, 8 lbs. 5 oz.
SILLS: To John and Emily Nichols of Pollock, a daughter, Christy Mae Jane, 7 lbs. 5 1/2 oz.
DUNN: To Randall and Kayla Dunn of Lena, a son, Easton Paul, 8 lbs. 1 oz.
July 9
BEACH: To Matthew and Kashada Paul of Deville, a son, Isaac Matthew, 10 lbs.
RANDOW: To Seth and Kari Ellison of Many, a son, Abram Paul, 7 lbs. 7 oz.
GALLAGHER: To Bernard and Christina Mayeaux of Pineville, a son, Emmett Joseph, 10 lbs. 13 oz.
FENDRICK: To Kristy Fendrick of Many, a son, Darien Ray, 2 lbs. 6 oz.
MACKEY: To Larry Jr. and Chelsea Williams of Leesville, a son, Larry C III, 2 lbs. 1 oz.
July 11
GRANGER: To William and Kelli Couture of Pineville, a son, Austin Laine, 7 lbs. 6 oz.
KING: To Casey and Haley Pruett of Glenmora, a son, Tye Brent, 6 lbs. 14 oz
LEWIS: To Fletcher and Kawrene Morrison of Elmer, a son, Landry Reid, 6 lbs. 15 1/2 oz.
COLEMAN: To Daniel and Brooke Morrow of Pineville, a daughter, Kendal Marie, 6 lbs. 11 oz.
STEVENSON: To Joshua and Kayla Floyd of Alexandria, a daughter, Jaylee Kay, 9 lbs. 7 oz.
July 12
BROWN: To Ajontae and Allison Vercher of Alexandria, a daughter Brooklyn Brielle, 6 lbs. 14 oz.
July 13
MADISON: To Derrick and Adrienne Sylvia of Alexandria, a daughter, Layla Alyse, 7 lbs. 3 oz.
July 14
DOYLE: To Nathan and Kristi Stafford of Alexandria, a daughter, Fiona Scott, 6 lbs. 13 oz.
MALONE: To Lory and Leann Miller of Woodworth, a son, Benjamin Alan, 7 lbs. 15 oz.
TREADWAY: To Jeremy and Danielle Deshautelle of Center Point, a son, Ross Richard, 6 lbs. 9 oz.
July 16
DWELLINGHAM: Jequan and Kayla Jones of Alexandria, a son, Ethan Andrew, 6 lbs. 14 oz.
NORRIS: To Thomas and Lauren Dubois of Lena, a son, Truitt James, 7 lbs. 10 oz.
July 17
ATKINS: To Thomas and Theresa Alexander of Pineville, a son, Noah Elijah, 7 lbs. 2 oz.
GRAVES: To Christopher and Vanessa Wilson of Pineville, a son, Peyton Alexander, 7 lbs. 2 oz.
GREGORY: To James Jr and Noel Hollis of Leesville, a son, Easton David, 5 lbs. 15 oz.
July 18
NORMAND: To Terral and Tabitha Dauzat of Ball, a son, Graelin Joseph, 8 lbs.
July 19
CONSTON: To Tyrone and Kiara Williams of Pineville, a son, Channing Lee, 7 lbs. 14 oz.
July 20
MAGEE: To Aaron and Brittany Baker of Jonesville, a son, Rhett Meacom, 9 lbs. 11 oz.


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Wow, what a crazy time it has been! Overall April was okay for my goals. The only consistency is that I got my workouts in!
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It's another weird week ahead - Mike is off to Wisconsin for work again and he won't be back until Friday. Yikes! Luckily, it's not a busy activity week for the boys, but it's a busy week for me. Today is fairly calm. Jacob has Cub Scouts aft... Read more
Monday, April 06, 2015
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What a great weekend! Saturday was calm. I got some laundry done and just relaxed around the house. Easter Sunday was wonderful! Awesome church service, great Easter breakfast provided by the Luther League kids and then a great trip to Lamoni... Read more
Saturday, April 04, 2015
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Well, day one went well. I measured and weighed everything and stuck to my healthy eating. Yay! Today I've gotten plenty of exercise, but my lunch wasn't the healthiest. I met my sister in Greenfield so that I could watch Kinsley while she got... Read more
Wednesday, April 01, 2015
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I think my scale and measuring tape played a trick on me this morning. Yikes! I am on track for today. I will make healthy choices. I will measure and weigh everything. I will keep moving!
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Tuesday, March 31, 2015
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Well, it was a crazy month. My grandmother passed away on the 7th and we had her service on the 15th. The boys had spring break and things were just busy.
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Monday, March 02, 2015
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I realize that it has been quite a while since I blogged. I don't know where the time goes. Or it's just that I have nothing to say. LOL!
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
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Well, overall January was mostly successful. Nutrition is the only thing that really needs work. I don't know what it is, but that is where I struggle the most. Maybe it's time to try something new.... As for fitness, the last week had less y... Read more
Sunday, January 18, 2015
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I'm a few days late with my update, but it's been a little busy.
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Thursday, January 08, 2015
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Well, week 1 of January went mostly okay. Food still needs work - I had a lot of snacky days. The up side? All of my Christmas chocolate is gone! The yoga is going great! I've been trying to do an hour a day. On work days I have to split it... Read more
Wednesday, December 31, 2014
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Wow, the last day of 2014! Overall, it's been a weird year. My fitness has kept going strong, it's my food that needs help. For the most part I maintained throughout the year. 2015 will be the year that I make some more little changes to get... Read more
Sunday, November 30, 2014
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Overall November was a pretty good month for my goals, other than the week I was fighting the "crud". Even being at my parents' house for Thanksgiving didn't mess with my healthy choices!
So, my goals for December:
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
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Realized that I should post an update! I am feeling better - still dealing with an annoying "cruddy" cough, but other than that I'm doing great! I'm back to my workouts and enjoying them!
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PetroChina to Benefit From Gas Prices, Pipeline, Bernstein Says
PetroChina Co., Asia's biggest company by market value, may report higher earnings after China raises gas prices and completes the world's longest pipeline for the fuel from Central Asia, Sanford Bernstein & Co. said.
China, which increased gas prices by 25 percent in June, may initiate further reforms before "material" supplies of imported gas, Neil Beveridge, an analyst for Bernstein Research, said in a report yesterday.
"We expect that further gas price reform in the first half of 2011 will be a key catalyst for PetroChina in eliminating import losses and growing earnings from its domestic gas business," Beveridge said. Well-head gas prices may rise as much as 15 percent next year in some areas to spur exploration, he wrote.
Turkmenistan has started supplying China with 500 million cubic feet a day of gas on a section of a $35 billion pipeline that runs to Central China, with the link to Shanghai to be completed by the end of next year, Bernstein said. The pipeline will supply 3 billion cubic feet a day, or about 20 percent of the country's gas demand, in 2014, according to the report.
With an annual transport capacity of 30 billion cubic meters, the 10,486-kilometer (6,517-mile) link, a third longer than the Great Wall of China, is double the size of the country's first West-to-East pipeline.
"As the Central Asian pipeline ramps up, PetroChina's gas production will grow by 15 percent to 20 percent compounded annually over the next three years to become a more material driver of earnings growth," Beveridge said. The link may contribute 18 billion yuan ($2.7 billion) by 2012 in earnings, he said.
PetroChina fell 0.7 percent to HK$8.58 in Hong Kong trading at 10:03 a.m. local time. The shares have dropped 7.1 percent in the past 12 months, compared with the 1.3 percent gain in the benchmark Hang Seng Index. Beveridge rates the stock "outperform" with a target price of HK$10.50.
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Players grade 6 and under are eligible to play. Parents and other adults are welcome to help, but please, no adults without children. THE GOAL IS TO HAVE FUN.
Kids who don't read during the summer lose up to six months of academic progress according to statistics. Don't let this happen to your child.
Registration begins June 15 for our Summer Reading program. Kids will be given a reading log to keep track of their reading. Non-readers (including babies) can also participate as parents and older siblings read to them.
The reading log indicates when you will receive incentive prizes. When your log is completed, you will be entered into our Grand Prize drawing. Ask at the downstairs Information Desk for details about the teen and adult summer reading programs.
Last year, 1476 children registered for the program and they read 15,996 hours. Let's make it another record-breaking year! Tell everyone you know that they should read over the summer.
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Beginning June 22, you can start to collect your prizes. All prizes have been donated by community businesses or purchased by the Friends of the Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library. Many thanks for their continued support.
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Tweens in grades 5 and 6 had a blast flinging stuffed birds at pigs hiding in block forts constructed by their opposing team. They also made a bird craft to take home, played games on the library's iPads, and had bird and piggy cookies for snack.
July 19 2012
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Our annual foam fun was extended to younger kids this year, with less foam for the kids and higher foam for teens. Everyone had a bubbletastic time! Check out our videos on www.youtube.com/user/SMFPLTeenspace
July 14 2012
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Enduring record-breaking heat, the library community brought their favorite pets for this fun annual event. There was lots of water for the animals to drink and everyone had a great time!
June 20 2012
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Mark Crilley, author of the three graphic novel series Akiko, Miki Falls, and Brody's Ghost, and the new how-to-draw book Mastering Manga, gave a workshop and hands-on drawing demonstration to library teens. Copies of his Brody's Ghost books were available for purchase, courtesy of The Learned Owl Bookshop, and he signed autographs for his fans.
June 9 2012
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The Akron Caeli Band played a rousing blend of traditional and nontraditional Irish music for a full house, with some songs accompanied by a young Irish stepdancer.
March 6 2012
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Tweens in grades 4-6 collected pellets for points and tried to avoid the ghosts in this live-action version of the classic video game.
February 11 2012
Over 600 Valentines made by kids visiting the library and from local day-cares and pre-schools, during the week of Jan. 12 through 18, will be delivered to the Stow Armory for their troops stationed overseas in Egypt.
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Just a day after Flipkart made its big bang US$1 billion funding announcement, Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) is upping the stakes in India. The global ecommerce giant announced today that it will invest an additional US$2 billion to fuel the growth of Amazon.in, its online marketplace in India, and improve the customer and seller experience on it.
Ever since the entry of Amazon into India in June last year, homegrown market leader Flipkart has been on an expansion spree with three big rounds of funding. But today's announcement from Amazon is a reminder of its financial muscle, which the Seattle-headquartered company is quite willing to flex in India.
"After our first year in business, the response from customers and small and medium-sized businesses in India has far surpassed our expectations," says Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, in a statement announcing the US$2 billion investment. He adds:
We see huge potential in the Indian economy and for the growth of ecommerce in India. With this additional investment of US$2 billion, our team can continue to think big, innovate, and raise the bar for customers in India. At current scale and growth rates, India is on track to be our fastest country ever to a billion dollars in gross sales. A big 'thank you' to our customers in India – we've never seen anything like this.
No time-frame has been set for the deployment of Amazon's US$2 billion dollar new investment in India. The timing of the announcement clearly had more to do with the buzz surrounding Flipkart's mega funding.
Amazon's commitment to the Indian market comes in spite of the restrictions on foreign direct investment (FDI) in India. Since it is not allowed to sell its own merchandise, Amazon focused on building an online marketplace for third-party sellers. This model quickly caught on among the homegrown ecommerce companies in India which are now in a race to sign up merchants to their marketplace platforms. From a seller's point of view, therefore, the competition has helped in many ways – from faster onboarding to better services and fulfilment of orders.
Yesterday, Flipkart co-founder Sachin Bansal remarked that his company had created thousands of new ecommerce entrepreneurs in India with its marketplace model.
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Consumers too are enjoying the fruits of the rapid developments happening in the Indian ecommerce market. Concepts like same-day delivery introduced by Amazon were quickly replicated by Flipkart and other rivals. Amazon Prime too found a parallel in Flipkart First. Amazon rolled out a fashion section, and Flipkart soon went one up by acquiring fashion estore Myntra.
This month before the presentation of the Union budget, India's government was reported to be considering opening up the ecommerce sector to FDI, which would have given a free hand to Amazon, eBay, and Walmart to operate in the country. The main argument in favor of the opening up is to give manufacturing and consumption a boost by creating more and bigger outlets for tens of thousands of small businesses. But Flipkart and others opposed the move, arguing that it would only benefit one multi-national company. The proposal has now gone to the back burner.
Nevertheless, the online marketplace model – like a virtual department store – seems to be working well for Amazon and Flipkart alike. Customers on Amazon.in and Amazon's mobile shopping application can now shop for over 17 million products across a broad range of categories from books and electronics to fashion and baby products.
"It is still 'Day 1' and Amazon.in is relentlessly focused on expanding selection and raising the bar for customer experience in India," says today's statement on the new investment.
Within a year of its India entry, Amazon has become one of the top three online marketplaces in India. Flipkart retains an edge with its huge supply chain, warehouses in six cities, and long logistics arm that reaches out to most parts of the country. But a week ago, Amazon announced that it is doubling its storage capacity to over half-a-million square feet in India with five new centres in Haryana, Delhi, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and Rajasthan, besides its centres near Bangalore and Mumbai.
For both Amazon and Flipkart, India is a make-or-break market because of its huge upside. India's ecommerce market is still 60 times smaller than China's but is growing rapidly. With budget smartphones flooding India, second- and third-tier cities are faster adopters of ecommerce than first-tier ones. A recent report by venture capital firm Accel Partners says that by 2016, the number of online shoppers in the country will double to 40 million, and their spending will more than quadruple to US$8.5 billion.
Flipkart crossed US$1 billion in gross merchandise value (GMV), which is the value of items bought on the site, in February this year. "By now, we may have crossed US$2 billion GMV going by our current growth rate," Flipkart's co-founder said yesterday.
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Published: Tuesday, March 13, 2012 at 6:01 a.m.
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MONTGOMERY — Former Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore took a strong lead as he attempted to make a major comeback more than eight years after he was removed from the court.
With about 71 percent of the votes counted statewide, Moore had 51 percent, compared to 25 percent for incumbent Chief Justice Chuck Malone and 24 percent for Mobile County Circuit Judge and former Attorney General Charlie Graddick.
Moore can win the nomination without a runoff if he receives 50 percent, plus one vote.
Moore previously served as chief justice, but was removed from office after he refused to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the state courthouse. He was a former Circuit Judge in Etowah County.
Court of Civil Appeals Judge Tommy Bryan defeated Calhoun County Circuit Judge Debra Jones for the Republican nomination for the Place 1 seat on the Supreme Court, while former Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore maintained his lead as he attempted to win his old job back.
Bryan had 67 percent of the vote to 33 percent for Jones, with 67 percent of the vote counted. There is no Democrat on the ballot in November.
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In this video blog we test out Dash Command Lite an innovative way of displaying OBD-II data. Talk about this on our forums in our blog talk section. Buy dash command lite here & get 10$ off the final version when it comes out in late spring or early summer
Updated 09-17-2009 at 04:21 PM by optikalefx
Dashtop Devices has a demo car here at CES. Here is another example of a car computer hitting the market.
Updated 09-17-2009 at 04:35 PM by optikalefx
A different version of Giantecs hardware was also in the Intel booth. We take a closer look at this version and the double din version as well. The double din in a video coming soon.
Updated 09-17-2009 at 04:37 PM by optikalefx
After 2-3 years of never shipping the Azentek Atlas, Azentek is taking a more conservative approach to launching product. They were planning on showing their single din car computer here at CES, but have decided to hold off until it becomes available for sale. Azentek also got car computing some exposure on good morning America.
Check out our video for more details.
Updated 09-17-2009 at 04:42 PM by optikalefx


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Google Sued by Skyhook Wireless Over Location-ID Patents
Google Inc., the world's largest Internet search engine and maker of the Android operating system for mobile devices, was sued by Skyhook Wireless Inc. for infringing nine patents for global positioning detection.
The lawsuit targets location-identification technology including "Google Maps" used by Google customers in products such as tablet computers, according to a complaint filed by Boston-based Skyhook yesterday in federal court in Delaware.
Mountain View, California-based Google is using the inventions "without authority or license from Skyhook," and should pay damages after a jury trial, according to court papers. Skyhook also seeks an injunction against further infringement by Google.
"We believe these claims are baseless and we intend to defend vigorously against them," Niki Fenwick, a company spokeswoman, said in an e-mailed statement.
Location-tracking technology, which can pinpoint a person's whereabouts, help advertisers tailor marketing messages to mobile-device users. Closely held Skyhook pioneered tracking a smartphone's location by measuring its proximity to Wi-Fi hotspots instead of relying on global-positioning satellites or cell towers.
The case is Skyhook Wireless Inc. v. Google Inc., 12-1177, U.S. District Court, District of Delaware (Wilmington).


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- An isolate comprised of the sodium or calcium salt of the glycoprotein casein, the primary protein found in milk and other dairy products, with anti-catabolic activity. Check for active clinical trials using this agent. (NCI Thesaurus)


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I was just thinking... Aerochrome didn't require an infrared filter (like a Hoya R72) to shoot. Or a tripod. Most just slapped a yellow filter over the lens to block the blue light from coming in. So if they made the "red" layer IR sensitive with a cyan dye, the "green" layer red sensitive with a magenta dye, the "blue" layer green sensitive with a yellow dye, then put the yellow filter layer on over that, then the filter would be built-in and the user wouldn't have to remember the filter that way either.
Oh and I checked the page the OP linked to, and they've sold out of this emulsion already. I guess they were doing 4,000 rolls of 120 and 3,500 rolls of 35mm.


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