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Lisa Ballenger enters her second season with the Nevada women's basketball program in 2014-15, as the team's graduate assistant.
Ballenger comes to the Wolf Pack from the Chicago area where she was the Director of Women's Basketball for "Joy of the Game" in Deerfield, Ill. She also worked with the Chicago Sky in the WNBA, helping support basketball operations under head coach Dana "Pokey" Chatman. Lisa has coached and worked with student athletes for several local high schools and various AAU organizations.
"I am thrilled to be apart of the Wolf Pack family here at Nevada," Ballenger said. "It is an honor and privilege to serve under Jane Albright, and the entire coaching staff."
She started her college basketball career at Quincy University (DII) where she help lead the Lady Hawks to a 22-6 record and a berth into the NCAA tournament. She received Academic All-American honors during her time as student-athlete. She finished her basketball career with Wheaton College under Hall of Fame Coach Beth Baker. After graduation, Ballenger was the voice of the Wheaton Thunder on WETN radio, where she provided color commentary during the 2011-12 season.
Ballenger is the daughter of Gary and Cathy Ballenger and has three brothers, Jonathan, Peter and Daniel.
A native of Deerfield, Ill., Ballenger graduated from Wheaton College with a bachelor's degree in elementary education in 2011 and is working towards a master's degree in special education at the University of Nevada.
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Sun Microsystems have announced a Reference Design Kit for the Ultrasparc T2 with an E-ATX board and processor that works with Linux.
The board sized 30.5 x 33 cm is based on the E-ATX form factor. It comes with a full eight-core (1.17GHz) UltraSPARC T2 and includes three PCI Express Cards (x16, x8, x4), a 4GByte Ethernet connection and two USB 2.0 devices. Of course, the board loves Solaris, but it also likes Linux, and a network optimized Carrier Grade Linux from Wind River is expected early 2009. Sun's support website also reports plans for Ubuntu server support. Sun has not yet named a price.
The UltraSPARC T2 processor with eight threads for each of its eight cores (CMT, Chip Multi Threading), first saw the light of day in August 2007. The CPU software source code has been freely available under GPL License since the release of the first generation UltraSPARC T1. The so-called OpenSparc source can be downloaded from Sun's online-platform.
Wind River has been promoting its Carrier Grade Linux Platform for Network Equipment (CGL) since 2002. In April 2008, the embedded specialists announced that they ported their platform to the UltraSPARC T2 processor. Sun's announcement of its RDK states that implementation of Wind River's CGL should be ready in early 2009.
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Three suspects seen by police running from a trailer they burglarized were arrested Monday, Terrebonne sheriff's deputies said.
Derrick Parfait, 32, 4111 Grand Caillou Road, Houma, had enlisted his family members, Sara Bell, 20,164 Orange St., Houma, and Brittany Bell, 18, 148 Patterson St., Houma, to help him retrieve belongings from the residence of a former girlfriend on the 300 block of Mozart Drive, police said.
Officers said they had been called to the same address Sunday after Parfait's former girlfriend told police he broke into the trailer, took some belongings, trashed some household furnishings and struck her in the face, authorities said.
On Monday, the trio arrived at the trailer and found the door locked. Sara Bell climbed through a window to let Parfait and Brittany Bell in, police said.
A roommate of Parfait's girlfriend told investigators she was showering when she heard the intruders inside the trailer and called authorities. The trio was then spotted and arrested, police said.
Parfait is charged with unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling in connection with the Monday incident and domestic abuse-battery in connection with Sunday's encounter. Both Bells are charged with unauthorized entry of inhabited dwelling.
Both bells are being held in the Terrebonne Parish jail, each in lieu of $15,000 bonds. Parfait is being held in lieu of a $25,000 bond.
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Chronic migraine (CM) is the leading cause of chronic daily headache, a common and debilitating headache syndrome. The management of CM patients is challenging, with only limited benefit from available oral preventive medications. Botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT) has been used extensively to treat disorders associated with increased muscle tone. More recent scientific data support an analgesic effect of the toxin. The pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic profiles of BoNT make it an appealing candidate for migraine prevention. Results from older clinical trials on the efficacy of the toxin in CM were inconclusive. However, recent trials using more stringent inclusion criteria have shown positive results, supporting the use of the toxin in some patients with this disorder. This review summarizes the scientific data on the analgesic properties of BoNT, as well as the clinical data on the efficacy of the toxin in treating CM.
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Edward Joseph "Bubba" Anderson, 62, a native of Houma and a resident of New Orleans, died Sunday, Oct. 31, 2010, of natural causes.
Visitation will be from 8 a.m. to funeral time today at Greater Providence Baptist Church, 623 Newton St. in New Orleans. Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. today at the church, with burial at Restlawn Park Cemetery in Avondale.
He is survived by his companion, Lois Edwards of New Orleans; his mother, Emma Gauthier of New Orleans; two sons, Edward Jordan and wife, Lejejuarde, of New Orleans, and Edward Allen of New Orleans; three daughters, Tedre Moore and husband, James, of New Orleans, Angela Patterson and husband, Chris, of Austin, Texas, and Keva Rogers and husband, Lionel, of Arlington, Texas; two brothers, Kevin Anderson of Atlanta and Arnold Anderson of California; and two sisters, Gail Veal and husband, Leon, of Houma, and Karen Lewis of New Orleans.
He was preceded in death by his father, Burl Anderson; one brother, James Anderson; and two nephews, Leon Veal III and Joquan Veal.
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Those like Bratton, Guiliani, national Police union representatives and others who live to defend the extreme illegal actions of Police are exactly where the problem resides. These out of touch, racist defenders of the Blue Line, despite incident after incident caught on video, distract from the country moving forward by their refusal to acknowledge the obvious. There is a national problem with how Police do their jobs when it comes to communities of color. It is not a new phenomenon and whites are only now becoming aware that something is and has been seriously wrong. The two media images most seared into the subliminal footprint of every American is the skinny blonde blue eyed woman as the icon of beauty and the handcuffed Black man getting into the back of a squad car. The impact of that imagery in both cases causes serious damage to people of color. Until the criminal justice culture is changed, nothing will change. You can't just change the Police Chief. It is the command staff,, the Captains, Lieutenants and Seargents who are the internal defenders of this sick and twisted culture. They are vested in it and charged with indoctrinating the new officers. When you change the Chief in an attempt to change the culture, this group just calls on the union to help circle the wagons and waits them out. They know that when there is no change or it does not come fast enough, the politicians have no choice but to fire the Chief. The Chiefs have to have the power to fire command staff and tell these unions to go pound sand. These Police defenders are just distractions preventing the nation from getting to the heart of the problem and making long overdue changes.
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Just another organization Gwen rowe Lee ran into the ground, much like AMHI or giving contract to friends at EM cleaning (Elijah Mohammad). giving jobs to family and friends. Keith Carson got hip to her doings and gov't funding began to evaporate. AMHI was guilty of double dipping. Getting two grants of say $40,000 but only half went to AMHI.
Like the East Bay AIDSWALK (kicked my org Friends of Ugandan Orphans out) She packed board of overseer: East Bay AIDS Advocacy Foundation which had not met in 2 years just to throw me out over objections from now Summit Director Steve O'Brien, Hazel Wesson and Steve Chase, formerly of Walgreens. If Steve was not there getting Walgreens to help out (1/2 the walkers). Gloria Cox Cowell, Adreinn Mc Call are bellicose opportunists (much like Black Agenda Reports' Glen ford spoke of Susan Rice. Deanna roberts totally incompetent as $1000s of $ specified for a certain org went to the general walk in2012? sometime around there. No walk in 2015, the 2016 wALK WAS in March. No 990s ever sent to me. robert and sam, yet another AIDS org to examine! John Iversen Free Leonard Peltier! co-founder Occupy AIDS, Act Up East Bay, both berk and Oak needle exchanges, worked 30 years alongside Maudelle Shirek (RIP 101.75--exemplary life for sure! If anything Sam was easy on her as he did not know her previous philandering, double dipping, nepotism, cronyism
Hugh Morrison...that's easy. He knows the union will protect him and he'll be ok. They'll say it was a joke between two adults and he'll go back to work in a few months. No big deal.
Apparently Oakland has a huge issue with not being able to negotiate & administer contracts. The lack of competency in basic city government functions does not surprise me but it ought to.
"A Uber/Lyft driver who operates in SF but drops off someone in Oakland."
In the capitalist world businesses are mostly taxed based on their business locations. This is a way of assessing taxes based on the administrative, economic and other costs of the business to its relevant locale.
An Uber/Lyft driver will owe taxes based on where he or she lives, works or otherwise creates costs to the public.
A Uber/Lyft driver who operates in SF but drops off someone in Oakland is expected to pay the city the tax? Good luck with that!!
Whenever "Fair Share" gets tossed around you know you're going to get screwed.
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Sounds like another reality check for Princess Mayor.
I lived in Hotel Travelers for about a year prior to it being owned by Danny Haber. I can state that the current complaint regarding, "trash to pile up in the hallways, removed the building's wifi, and allowed the elevator to go unfixed", these problems existed in 2014/2015 and are partly the reasons I moved out.
As for the front desk attendee, they made me feel like I lived in a minimum security prison. They were confrontational/unpleasant. It also sucked not having a key to your own front door and having a bad tempered employee annoyed that you woke him up to get into your own building. If the tenants now have a key to the front door it might be a good thing.
I empathize for my former neighbors. That building was difficult to live in prior to the renovation and I can't imagine the situation is better. But it needs to happen.
Lou Prado
The concept of placing responsibility for the conduct of adult POLICE OFFICERS on a teenager is beyond disgusting--it must come from all the adult males in government, "law enforcement, " and all those positions of power that attract sociopaths and child molesters--I can't contain my wish to castrate all those pretenders to morality on behalf of all who are subjected to their posing and filth.
The "studies" Mr. Sigg refers to were done well after the decision was made. California State Parks announced it was going to remove the eucalyptus forest from Angel Island and then contracted to have a study done to justify that action. People writing environmental impact statements can't stay in business if their studies contradict the plans of the agency hiring them. Even so, it is notable that the Angel Island study found lots of wildlife using the eucalyptus forest.
A genuine scientific study was done in the East Bay Hills directly comparing the species diversity in eucalyptus forest with that in oak forest. Invasion Biology Professor Dov F. Sax found, "Equal diversity in disparate species assemblages: a comparison of native and exotic woodlands in California." (Global Ecology and Biogeography (2002) 11 p.49-57)
The claim that wildlife needs native plants has been repeated over and over for 30 years. But that's just a romantic story. On-the-ground scientific study tells a different story.
Mr. Sigg is "grateful" to the Sierra Club. Perhaps he didn't notice that the Sierra Club said, "This [East Bay tree destruction] is not about us wanting to have native vegetation."
The "studies" Mr. Sigg refers to were done well after the decision was made. California State Parks announced it was going to remove the eucalyptus forest from Angel Island and then contracted to have a study done to justify that action. People writing environmental impact statements can't stay in business if their studies contradict the plans of the agency hiring them. Even so, it is notable that the Angel Island study found lots of wildlife using the eucalyptus forest.
A genuine scientific study was done in the East Bay Hills, directly comparing the species diversity in eucalyptus forest with that in oak forest. Invasion Biology Professor Dov F. Sax found, "Equal diversity in disparate species assemblages: a comparison of native and exotic woodlands in California." (Global Ecology and Biogeography (2002) 11 p.49-57)
The claim that wildlife needs native plants has been repeated over and over for 30 years. But that's just a romantic story. On-the-ground scientific study tells a different story.
Mr. Sigg is "grateful" to the Sierra Club. Perhaps he didn't notice that the Sierra Club said, "This [East Bay tree destruction] is not about us wanting to have native vegetation."
Is this going to be an annual event?
Nick Miller describes the first ones to run out on the freeway to be "brave." We now have a new synonym for "stupid."
Pedestrians walking or running onto a freeway is against the law for good reason, beyond the good sense that they are made for motorized vehicles. It is dangerous and people have died from this.
I am waiting for someone to get killed with this activity. Putting the Darwin Award aside, we'll see how these protesters feel when this happens. They will be filled with excuses and rationalizations why it is Ok for someone to get hit by a car and die. They will look for a way to blame the police for not protecting them. Will it be OK for the motorist to have to live with it for the rest of his/her life? Or, what about the pregnant woman or sick person that doesn't make it to the hospital in time?
Libby Schaaf should have any and all of these people that attempt to march on a freeway in jail. Protest in front of City Hall all you like. No one is about to turn you into 65 mph road kill there.
In the late 1980s, California State Parks did thorough studies regarding potential impacts of removing the Tasmanian blue gum plantations--note, not forests--on Angel Island. The studies were extensive and covered all aspects of natural history. Their findings were unsurprising: there were more plant and animal species and more of them in the areas where the tree plantations had not yet invaded.
The studies should not have been needed, as the point has been proven over and over that native wildlife need the plants that they are familiar with. We should cherish our native wildlife--they, like the plants, help to create a sense of place that is like no other place in the world. As for the danger of catastrophic fire, it beggars understanding that people invite a 1991 rerun.
Whenever anyone talks about the need of removing blue gum plantations they are accused of unworthy motives, of being a tree-hater. I love the blue gum and have written several articles on it; you can find some in the September, October, and December 2015 issues of San Francisco's Westside Observer (westsideobserver.com). I have urged San Francisco's park department to plant more of them in developed parks where they can be irrigated and where they can't displace wildlife habitat. Climate warming and droughts are taking a toll on these plantations, and it is only a matter of decades when most of them will die out from lack of adequate rainfall.
I am grateful to the Sierra Club for its intelligent stand and for the courage to not be intimidated by the whipped-up fervor of ill-informed people.
Jake Sigg
San Francisco
"Federal Supremacy" folks occurs when state laws directly conflict with federal law like the CSA! NO state law can legalize "selling" and "profiting" from a controlled substance and the transactions involved! What's been happening here in California is a travesty of justice and a conspiracy of money hungry law makers and greedy for-profit corporations misleading and misguiding us ALL in order to "profit" from our personal choice of medicine! You see since current state law doesn't specifically say we can "sell" and "profit" from marijuana they want to rewrite it so it says we can and that will make what they've been doing for years unlawfully lawful in the future! NO one is currently following state law as is was meant to be followed because the state didn't and doesn't explain the facts and the truth properly to individuals and organizations! Why you may ask, well they can't tax lawful business activities where NO transfer of ownership or "sale" occurs but they can tax unlawful business activities! They made the "Compassionate Use Act" the "Cash in on our Use Act" turning compassion into compensation just so they can "sin tax" what should be tax free medicine like prescribed medicine and produce! Marijuana is our #1 cash crop and they want a piece of the pie and because marijuana is a controlled substance and recommended not prescribed they think we're just stupid stoners that will let them TAX the hell out of our personal choice of mother natures finest cure! Wake up people and smell the cannabis before these lawmakers and for-profit corporations pull the wool over our eyes even further! The laws we have now coexist and coincide with federal laws and if followed properly protect us from outrageous taxation and the potential of federal prosecution so why let them turn it all upside down so we can continue to be fleeced out of our money for what God put on this planet to heal us and make us happy! This is ALL about money folks so read up, educate yourselves and vote NO to the corporate capitalist trying to continue to mislead and misguide us simply so the can make money from a plant that can and will save America and the world!
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I support these protests.
This is very terrible. I have had to take anti-sexual harassment training every other year at my job for about a decade now, so am familiar with the legal issues. This sounds like something that could result in a civil suit against BAWAR for the very issue of exploitation of clients by counselors identified in the article. They are liable for that and the resulting psychlogocal/emotional trauma it caused this woman, who should have been safe and protected.


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March 9, 1968
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B Angie B (born March 9, 1968) is an African American female R&B vocalist and dancer who came onto the music scene in the early 1990s.
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B Angie B known by many as The Queen Of Dance, was born Angela R. Boyd in 1968 in the small rural town of Morton, Mississippi. She grew up singing and honing her vocals in a local church. She graduated from Morton High School in the Scott County School District in 1984. A few years later, she and her best friend made a decision to move out west to pursue a singing/music career together. The friend ended up getting pregnant and Boyd relocated to California alone.
It was not long after this relocation, that Boyd was discovered by producer (and future husband) James Earley and brought to MC Hammer's attention that Angie was a vocalist. Hammer is also the one credited with giving Boyd her stage name B Angie B when one day Hammer spoke the words "just be Angie". She sang on "Pump It Up (Here's the News)" on Hammer's Let's Get It Started album (the version re-released on Capitol Records in 1988) and she became a backup singer during his concert tours.
Her next opportunity came in 1989 with Hammer's all female rap group Oaktown's 3.5.7. She added her vocals to the rap song "Juicy Gotcha Krazy" and appeared in the video along with Oaktown's 3.5.7. She continued to tour and produce background vocals for Hammer during his successful Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em album in 1990.
In 1991, Hammer signed B Angie B to his Capitol-distributed Bust It imprint.[1] That year, Bust It/Capitol released her self-titled debut album, which James Earley produced with his Northern California colleague Felton Pilate (formerly of the funk band Con Funk Shun). Bust It/Capitol released a few songs from B Angie B's album as singles, including "So Much Love" and remakes of two 1970s soul hits: Rufus & Chaka Khan's "Sweet Thing" and the Emotions' "I Don't Want To Lose Your Love". In April 1991, the album debuted at #11 on the Billboard Hip-hop/R&B charts and #132 on the Pop charts, with album sales peaking at a mediocre 137,000 copies. Soon after Boyd left Bust It/Capital due to label politics.
She appeared in the Kid 'n Play farce Class Act and sang on the soundtrack title track "Class Act (Work That Body)". The title track was also released as a video.
Boyd released a second album in 1995 under the Bust It label (with independent distribution). She dropped the first "B" and was known as Angie B. The album did not make an impact on radio or retail charts.
At the turn of 2000, B Angie B (now amicably divorced from James Earley) resided back in Mississippi and with Earley had one child, a daughter. Her 1991 solo debut B Angie B on Capitol records was reissued in mid-2005 with a bonus DVD along with previous releases from former label mates Oaktown's 3.5.7, after its 2005 re-issue, the album sold an additional 4,000 copies as of 2008.
After becoming disillusioned with the music industry as a whole, she quietly left the scene and focused on raising her family.[?] She and her two children now live in the suburbs of Atlanta, GA where she works in interior design and real estate.
In the summer of 2009, new music was released on her Myspace page (www.myspace.com/bangiebmusic), including a remake of "Ring My Bell".
In 2013, B Angie B signed a recording contract with Monarchy Records: A division of the Spectra Music Group. A new album is set to be released in the summer of 2014.
- ^ Henderson, Alex. "Biography: B Angie B". Allmusic. Retrieved 16 April 2010.


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In order to have best quality with a header image it would be better to not have a big pic forced smaller by css code but to have the pic in exactly that size how it is displayed in the template header.
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Last year most property sales in Richmond Upon Thames involved flats which sold for on average £465,901. Terraced properties sold for an average price of £840,320, while semi-detached properties fetched £1,024,513.
Richmond Upon Thames, with an overall average price of £777,472 was more expensive than nearby Kingston upon Thames (£513,062), Merton (£583,330) and Wandsworth (£706,174). The priciest area within Richmond Upon Thames was Castelnau (£1,635,843) and the least expensive was Hanworth (£299,536).
During the last year, sold prices in Richmond Upon Thames were 5% up on the previous year and 21% up on 2013 when the average house price was £642,528.


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Arts The Art of the Meth-Based Horror Film
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With the cinematic horror genre dominated by faux snuff-and-torture shit like Saw 14: Flayed with an Apple Peeler, I'm finding much more gratifying horror-related entertainment in the burgeoning genre of shocking meth commercials.
Top of the heap: the Montana Meth Project, the visionary anti-meth campaign founded and funded by a concerned gazillionaire whose dream of bombarding Montana kids with meth-negative messages quickly turned the MMP into Montana's biggest advertiser, with the group's "saturation-level advertising" reportedly reaching 70-90 percent of Montana teens three times a week.
The group's first wave of ads primarily targetted potential meth users' vanity, with "Faces of Meth"-style ads. (See above.) But the latest batch of TV commercials takes things up a few horrifying notches, showing how meth can drive you to beat up your mom, fuck skeezy old guys in motel rooms for money, and ruin Christmas.
See them all here. (And don't do meth.)


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Nominee for Most Absurd Thread of 2010...and that's saying something.
I can't remember who the poster was, but he felt STRONGLY that Kool Aid needed a "tight number," and then was apoplectic that it ended up 39....
Who's Odwick? I can't find him on my board...
You are, quite obviously, a buffoon.
Buffoon; n.; 1: One who makes judgments with insufficient criteria, e.g., the fact that there are 7...
Death penalty? Huh? :eek:
I just checked my fridge, and I have mayo and a number of brewskis. :D
Re: MEAT's fumble recovery
Yup, but they drafted Meat/Beaver/Ghost relatively high for a kicker; not Nugent high, or Janikowski high, but high,...
Re: MEAT's fumble recovery
That's just awesome.
There's a reason why (other then AV's short kickoffs) that the Pats drafted him.
Great stuff, as always, Box. I don't know what you did before you decided to stop drawing a paycheck and focus your analytical skills on the Pats...
Nope, just spreading the love....
I don't know if trolls can digest that much salient analysis, Box.
Yeah, check out the comments on Reiss's last post on Boston.com...#19....
I could say it differently, but not much better. Thanks for the memories, Richard.
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Bruce Davis on Line 1 for you, sir. :rolleyes:
Not at all. I believe he's right behind Brooks Bollinger on the Lions' depth chart.
Funny, but I thought the same thing when I read it. I'd only heard anything of Kool Aid's imminent departure on this board before Bowen "reported"...
Or Maroney?
NFL notes: Haley taking charge in K.C. | National Football Post
Interesting that it's been announced that Kevin Kolb will be starting for the Iggles in the last pre-season game.
Take cover! The sky is falling! :rolleyes:
This thread certainly does have more than its share of small birds who make lots of noise, I agree, SC.
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I have a Linksys wireless N router and I am having some issues with my internet speed.
When wired to the router I get a down speed of about 20mbs, but when I switch to use wireless I get only 1mbs. But oddly I get the same 4mbs up on either connection.
I am using the stock settings outside having tried different channels and switching to Google's DNS.
I can understand that wireless would lose some of the 100 some mbs, but enough to drop the internet to 1mbs from 20mbs seems wrong. Just curious if anyone has any thoughts?
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If you didn't catch the new Black Keys video that premiered on Monday, you should take a look now. It's a punchy, pure Black Keys rockin' good time.
Gold on the Ceiling, The Black Keys' 2nd single, from the El Camino album.GOLD ON THE CEILING, 2ème single de The Black Keys, extrait de leur album EL CAMINO.
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Senator talks flood protection
Published: Saturday, March 25, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 24, 2006 at 11:00 p.m.
HOUMA -- U.S. Sen. David Vitter, R-La., pledged to continue working to gain federal money and support for a host of critical projects as he fielded questions from parish, business and community leaders Friday afternoon.
Vitter stopped in Bourg between groundbreakings on two major projects to meet with members of the South Central Industrial Association and chambers of commerce throughout Terrebonne, Lafourche and St. Mary parishes and others.
Most questions centered on the progress of a long-awaited Water Resources Development Act, the nations bill for water projects. The bill, known as WRDA, includes federal authorization for several major projects in south Louisiana, including Terrebonnes planned hurricane-protection system and the plan to begin restoring the states eroding coastline.
Morganza-to-the-Gulf is a top priority, Vitter said, less than an hour after he and others participated in a groundbreaking ceremony for the project, the first hurricane-protection system for Terrebonne.
The Terrebonne Levee and Conservation District and state have started building local portions of the system, but the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers can not start construction on federal portions until Morganza receives federal authorization.
Congress usually revamps WRDA every two years, but the last WRDA passed in 2000, leaving Morganza without federal authorization.
"Obviously we have plenty more to do, particularly at the federal level," said Vitter. "Im trying to work that in every way I can."
WRDA has passed the House three times since 2000, and a U.S. Senate committee at least twice, but has not reached the Senate floor. Among reasons: Opponents say the measure is too loaded with wasteful pet projects.
"If all of this has been very long in coming and frustrating to you, its absolutely as frustrating to me," said Vitter.
Yet Vitter said the possibility of WRDA passing the Senate this session looks "promising" since 80 of 100 senators have signed a letter asking for floor time for the bill.
But after six years with no WRDA, "Ill believe it when its done," said Vitter.
In case WRDA again flounders, Vitter introduced a bill earlier this year that sticks authorization and money for Morganza among authorization for emergency hurricane-related projects for the New Orleans area.
Vitter told participants hes also working on legislation that would streamline the way the corps handles projects. The average corps project now takes 11 years just to start construction.
"We cant afford that sort of timetable," he said.
The new corps process would also involve outside civil engineers, environmental experts and others, he said.
The senator added that gaining a larger share of offshore energy revenue is vital for hurricane protection and coastal restoration in Louisiana, saying he thinks the state has about a seven-in-10 chance of gaining a larger share of revenues from new activity in the Gulf of Mexico.
Leslie Suazo, coastal restoration and preservation director for Terrebonne, asked Vitter to ensure that land-loss rates become part of the formula for divvying offshore energy revenue among coastal parishes. The Barataria-Terrebonne estuary, which includes Terrebone and Lafourche parishes, has the highest rate of land loss in the state.
Vitter also offered to help local leaders urge the state to place several highway projects back on its priority list.
The senator said he would personally push state leaders not to back off their commitments to a project to expand and improve La. 1 from Golden Meadow to Port Fourchon.
"The state has been backing off from this project since the hurricanes," said Vitter.
Vitter said he helped secure $60 million for the project in last years federal highway bill and $66 million through a federal loan program. He said he would fight for more money for the project, but the state must put the work back on its priority list.
I-49 South, a project to upgrade U.S. 90 to interstate standard between Lafayette and New Orleans West Bank, and the North-South Corridor, a proposed hurricane-evacuation route from Houma-Thibodaux to I-10, must also become state priorities, he said.
Rob Gorman, executive director of Catholic Social Services, asked Vitter about housing needs for Terrebonne, saying he worries that the parishs poorer residents can not afford to elevate their homes as needed.
"We will have a major pot of money to address those needs," said Vitter, referring to billions of dollars in federal Community Development Block Grant money allocated to the state since the hurricanes.
However, the state will determine where the money goes, he said.
Lafourche Parish Sheriff Craig Webre asked Vitter about federal money for fraud investigations, which have increased since the storms.
"All of this government spending obviously invites some bad actors," Vitter said.
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Pasta Skeleton
I've tweaked this project over the years, and this is still my favorite version. 1. To make a sturdy pallet, the students arrange 20 popsicle sticks horizontally and secure them with 4 sticks glued vertically to the back. 2. A variety of pasta shapes are needed. I started by briefing the students with a simple sketch … Read More


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The Observer's Reporting Staff Once Again Represents Both Genders
Congratulations to Kat Stoeffel!
After losing its last female staff reporter earlier this month, the salmon-tinted weekly is promoting Kat Stoeffel, its former "crack intern" to serve as the paper's newest media reporter. Gays, maybe they will address the dearth of you next! [Village Voice]


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This is so rad! i agree with the other comment he actually makes you think about Audrey Hepburn.
The exposure, the contrast, the model, all looks so perfect!
The exposure, the contrast, the model, all looks so perfect!
She has the audrey hepburn look to her. As much as this model looks sexy (super hot!), I like Audrey more because she shows class and thats very attractive to me. Too much sex in this world and seeing someone with a classy look is attractive. But thats just my opinion.
Nicely done
Very beautiful!
lovely athletic looking model, hot AN fit!
"In response to my concern over deviantART's protection of pornographic pictures,"
If that "concern" consisted of drive-by misogynistic trolling like the above, then you got what you deserved. Almost.
If that "concern" consisted of drive-by misogynistic trolling like the above, then you got what you deserved. Almost.
How rude, and immature. I highly recommend you make use of your mature content filter.
FAQ #93: How does the Mature Content option work?
FAQ #93: How does the Mature Content option work?
Not sure what world you live in, but it certainly isn't reality if you're calling a lovely model wearing lingerie a "Slut". Per definition, slut is a term applied to an individual who is considered to have loose sexual morals or who is sexually promiscuous. She wears underwear. Something nearly all humans do. It doesn't reflect on her existing or non existing sexual morals, and who are you to judge anyway? If you're upset that she's displaying the product, then you must not watch television, open a magazine or even look at billboards while you're driving. You sound like an ignorant and petty individual who doesn't have a clue about the definition of "art" in any and all of it's forms. If you don't like the portions of Deviant Art that cater to these types of photography, then go somewhere else to complain and share your hatred elsewhere. You didn't even lash out at the photographer, instead you insulted a woman you know nothing about. You are a poor excuse for a human being.
You actually took time to articulately respond to the trol from above? Don't, honey, they're just not worth.
Wow.. she almost has a 6 pack.
Congrats on the DD!
Have a nice day! : )
Have a nice day! : )
Great, but clarity parameter is out of limits.
weird retouch but still pretty
wow!!!!this is a masterpiece!!!I'm really impressed!!!!!!well done!!!!!
Congrats on the daily deviation!
she looks a bit like Audrey Hepburn, with a lil Nelly Furtado.


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NAPLES, Fla. -- The biggest news of the day at the NHL general managers meetings Monday wasn't the addition of a player, but rather the subtraction of one.
Peter Forsberg, on the wish list of a handful of contending teams, announced through his agent Don Baizley that uncertainty over the durability of his wonky foot led him to decide not to return to the NHL this season.
The decision was disappointing to teams that were still in the running to acquire the veteran forward's services because he represented a unique situation -- he was an unrestricted free agent and would not require a team to give up any assets beyond money to acquire him.
The decision, however, is expected to be a catalyst to the movement of other elite players like Mats Sundin and Marian Hossa.
Several GMs told ESPN.com before the start of the meetings that they believed other deals were being put off until Forsberg made his decision on which team he would sign with. Now that impediment is gone.
"This will break the logjam," Tampa Bay GM Jay Feaster said Monday.
"I don't know. It'll be interesting to see what happens," added GM Paul Holmgren of the Flyers, one of the teams believed to be at the top of Forsberg's list.
"I'm disappointed just for Peter more than anything," Holmgren added. "I know how bad he wanted to come back and play with somebody in the NHL. It's unfortunate. He's been trying real hard to get himself back in position where he can come back and help somebody and it's unfortunate. It's also disappointing for the league, I think, because he's still an impact player and brings the league a lot of notoriety."
The Forsberg withdrawal is good news for one person and that's Toronto Maple Leafs interim GM Cliff Fletcher.
With Forsberg out of the picture, Sundin becomes the most desirable center who could be available at the deadline. Fletcher said Monday he has not approached Sundin or any of the other four Leafs who have no-trade clauses and won't unless he has a deal to take to them. He might not have to wait too long now.
Here are some other developments from the first day of meetings:
Chicago Blackhawks
The Blackhawks have thrown a monkey wrench into GM Dale Tallon's deadline plans by collecting points in six of their last seven to move back into the playoff picture. After completing a rugged seven-game road trip, the Blackhawks returned home and defeated Colorado in front of the largest crowd of the season at the United Center.
"If we go the other way [on the road trip], it's a different attitude this week," Tallon said.
After locking up defenseman Brent Seabrook to a three-year deal worth $3.5 million annually, Tallon is looking to add at the deadline. "Not buying, not selling, just building," he said.
The Blackhawks had been in the market for Forsberg and were willing to offer a three-year deal. It's believed most other teams who showed interest were offering a two-year deal. Still, even without Forsberg, the Hawks are seeing things going their way for a change. They are about to get healthy for the first time this season as Jason Williams (sports hernia) is expected back this week and Kevyn Adams (torn ACL) is skating and should be back in the lineup in a week to 10 days.
Chicago may be in the market for some help along the blue line, but it will also be looking to shed potential unrestricted free agents Martin Lapointe, Yanic Perreault and possibly Williams before the deadline.
Anaheim Ducks
The Ducks made one minor move at last season's deadline, acquiring Brad May. That worked out pretty well as Anaheim went on to capture its first Stanley Cup. This season, GM Brian Burke would like to add some offense to complement solid goaltending and the game's deepest blue line. Burke's most attractive asset is the 2008 first-round draft pick acquired from the Edmonton Oilers last summer in the Dustin Penner offer sheet deal.
But Burke said Monday he will not trade the pick (which could be a lottery pick depending on where the Oilers finish) for a "rental" player. That suggests any deal involving the highly coveted pick would have to include a player the Ducks could sign long term.
If, for instance, the Ducks were to acquire Sundin, a player they are rumored to covet, they would insist on signing the big Swede beyond this season if the Oilers' pick were part of the package; or the deal would have to include another Leafs player who would be part of the Ducks' future plans.
There are 104 players in the NHL who have either no-trade or no-movement clauses in their contracts ("no movement" means a player cannot be sent to the minors). Burke's Ducks have just one -- netminder Jean-Sebastien Giguere, whose son was born with eye problems and the goalie wanted assurances he would remain near the same medical care when he re-signed with Anaheim last summer.
Burke believes the clauses are "coach killers."
"I don't like them. Never have," Burke said. "I'm going to try and stay away from them as best I can."
Toronto Maple Leafs
Speaking of the Maple Leafs, Fletcher will be waiting for solid deals to materialize before he broaches the issue of asking Sundin, Pavel Kubina, Darcy Tucker, Tomas Kaberle or Bryan McCabe to waive their no-trade clauses. Although it sounds like a catch-22 (how can you work out a deal with a team that isn't sure if the player will agree to play for it?), Fletcher seems confident the deals will be presented without having to first determine if the player will agree. Time will tell if this strategy will work.
Dallas Stars
Brett Hull, co-interim GM of the Dallas Stars, is attending his first GMs meetings. The outspoken future Hall of Famer has never been shy about taking shots at the game over the years, but appears to have mellowed.
"I've come to the conclusion we have a great game," Hull said Monday. He doesn't think the game needs to be changed radically, but that discussion about what changes should or shouldn't be made is healthy.
Hull and his GM partner Les Jackson took over for Doug Armstrong earlier this season and the Stars have responded by moving into second place in the Western Conference and first in the Pacific Division. Dallas has done so with an injury-depleted blue-line corps. It's believed the Stars would like to add a scoring winger to play with Mike Modano, but Hull said he wouldn't be disappointed if the Stars' roster remained the same. "I think we've proven we can play with everyone," Hull said.
What many believe, however, is that once one of the Western Conference powers -- Detroit, Anaheim, San Jose and Dallas -- makes a significant move, the pressure will be on the other teams to improve their lineups.
Boston Bruins
The Bruins currently hold the eighth and final playoff berth in the Eastern Conference, but are tied in points with Buffalo. Boston would like to get bigger up front and add some scoring (it ranks 24th in goals per game). Hmmm. Marian Hossa is big and he can score. Boston GM Peter Chiarelli knows Hossa well from the days when they were both in Ottawa.
Does Chiarelli have enough assets to intrigue Don Waddell should the Atlanta GM decide to trade Hossa? Hossa, who will become an unrestricted free agent this summer, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Craig Custance there is only "a slim" chance he'll sign with the Thrashers. The addition of Hossa would be huge for the Bruins, who have missed the playoffs twice in a row since the lockout and have not won a playoff round since 1999.
Atlanta Thrashers
Decisions, decisions. Waddell has a doozy. The Thrashers have played well of late (6-3-0 in their last nine games) and were just two points back of division-leading Carolina on Monday. So, does Waddell keep Hossa and try to trade his rights before July 1? The return on that kind of deal isn't likely to be as high as it will be now, but if Hossa helps Atlanta into the postseason, it's likely worth it. The common theory is Waddell will not trade Hossa for just futures; he must get a hockey player back who can play now. This has raised suggestions that Waddell may target players like San Jose's Jonathan Cheechoo, whose production has dropped significantly since he led the NHL in goals two seasons ago; Chris Higgins, a rising star in Montreal; or Valtteri Filppula of Detroit.
Tampa Bay Lightning
Another Southeast Division GM with lots on his plate is Feaster, who continues to negotiate a new deal with defenseman Dan Boyle (he can become an unrestricted free agent this summer). Boyle is engaged to a woman from Tampa and is planning to build a new house in the area (another home he owned burned down during the Bolts' run to the 2004 Stanley Cup); it's not as if Boyle is anxious to leave town. But Feaster will likely have to come up with upward of $7 million annually to keep Boyle in town. If he can lock Boyle down, Feaster will then set his sights on acquiring a top-level goaltender in the offseason and renegotiating Vincent Lecavalier's deal to lock him up long term. If he can achieve all of these things, something will have to give. Look for Feaster to try to move Brad Richards in the offseason. If he cannot sign Boyle by next Tuesday, however, Feaster will almost certainly deal the slick puck-moving defenseman for a package of high picks and prospects. "I've had lots of calls about Dan," Feaster said Monday.
One player Feaster will almost certainly move before next Tuesday's deadline is forward Vaclav Prospal -- and not because Prospal made some mildly disparaging remarks about coach John Tortorella after a recent Lightning win. While the comments (something about shoving his good performance up "someone's" behind) weren't exactly endearing, the real reason Tampa will soon be rid of Prospal is his belief that he will fetch somewhere in the neighborhood of $4 million annually on the open market when he becomes an unrestricted free agent in the summer. He might, but it won't be in Tampa. Prospal is one of the game's streakiest players. He had 79 points in 2002-03 for Tampa, 54 the next season in Anaheim, 80 points in 2005-06 back in Tampa and 55 in 2006-07. He is now back to almost a point-a-game pace with 55 points in 59 games. Look for his former employer, Ottawa, to consider Prospal as a rental.
Nashville Predators
One team that isn't expected to be particularly active between now and next Tuesday is the Nashville Predators, who have been down the rental road twice in the past two seasons. GM David Poile dealt a first-round pick to Washington in 2006 for hard-as-nails defenseman Brendan Witt and acquired Forsberg for Scottie Upshall, Ryan Parent and two picks last season. The Preds managed to win two playoff games over the past two postseasons, losing both times to San Jose in five games.
One might expect Poile to have some regret about the deals. One might be wrong. "It was awesome to do it. It was cool," Poile said Monday.
The deals were done because he believed the Predators had as good a shot as any Western Conference team to win the Stanley Cup. "I wish I had those players, but I don't regret making the Forsberg deal," he said.
As for the immediate future, Poile must still lock up three potential restricted free agents -- Martin Erat, Shea Weber and Ryan Suter. He said he will "for sure" sign all three, but the finances may be a bit dicey, especially as Weber will command something in the $3.5-$4 million range annually.
Poile expects the team to reach the attendance triggers that will see it receive revenue-sharing monies from the league, monies that will be crucial to re-signing those players. Last season, the Predators received more than $11 million from the fund.
Carolina Hurricanes
It's déjà vu all over again for Carolina GM Jim Rutherford. During the 2005-06 season, Rutherford made an early deal to acquire Doug Weight. He then lost Erik Cole for the balance of the season with fractured vertebrae in his neck, prompting him to add Mark Recchi at the trade deadline. The Hurricanes went on to win the Stanley Cup in June 2006.
This season, Rutherford acquired Joe Corvo and Patrick Eaves from Ottawa for Cory Stillman and Mike Commodore only to see captain Rod Brind'Amour go down with a torn ACL a few days later. Rutherford is now scouring the landscape for some depth down the middle. He won't try to replace Brind'Amour through trade, but will rather move Eric Staal and Matt Cullen up the depth chart. He said Monday he isn't averse to a rental player, having acquired two players in Corvo and Eaves who are under contract for the next couple of seasons. One other deal that has worked out well for Carolina is the addition of Sergei Samsonov. Many believed the talented Russian had run out of chances when Chicago put him on waivers, but he's recorded 13 points in 17 games. The move takes on even more importance with Brind'Amour's injury.
Washington Capitals
The resurgent Washington Capitals, who are now just two points out of the Southeast Division lead with two games in hand, have had to turn people away from their past two home dates. The rising fan support has mirrored the Caps' inspired play since Bruce Boudreau took over as coach at Thanksgiving. The Caps aren't likely to be involved in any major deadline deals but GM George McPhee wouldn't mind adding a little defensive depth.
Scott Burnside is the NHL writer for ESPN.com.


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The ultimate makeover: Chocolate brownies
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
Nutrition: per brownie
- kcal191
- fat11g
- saturates3g
- carbs23g
- sugars16g
- fibre1g
- protein2g
- salt0.28g
- 85g dark chocolate, 70% cocoa solids, chopped into small pieces
- 85g plain flour
- 25g cocoa powder
- ¼ tsp bicarbonate of soda
Bicarbonate of soda
Bicarbonate of soda, or baking soda, is an alkali which is used to raise soda breads and full-…
- 100g golden caster sugar
- 50g light muscovado sugar
- ½ tsp coffee granules
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 tbsp buttermilk
- 1 egg
The ultimate convenience food, eggs are powerhouses of nutrition, packed with protein and a…
- 100g mayonnaise (I used Hellman's)
Heat oven to 180C/fan 160C/gas 4. Pour enough water into a small pan to one-third fill it. Bring to the boil, then remove the pan from the heat. Put the chopped chocolate into a large bowl that will fit snugly over the pan without touching the water. Sit the pan over the water (still off the heat) and leave the chocolate to melt slowly for a few mins, stirring occasionally until it has melted evenly. Remove the bowl from the pan, then let the chocolate cool slightly.
Meanwhile, lightly oil and base-line a 19cm square cake tin that is 5cm deep. Combine the flour, cocoa and bicarbonate of soda. Using a wooden spoon, stir both the sugars into the cooled chocolate with the coffee, vanilla and buttermilk. Stir in 1 tbsp warm water. Break and beat in the egg, then stir in the mayonnaise just until smooth and glossy. Sift over the flour and cocoa mix, then gently fold in with a spatula without overmixing.
Pour the mixture into the tin, then gently and evenly spread it into the corners. Bake for 30 mins. When a skewer is inserted into the middle, it should come out with just a few moist crumbs sticking to it. If cooked too long, the mix will dry out; not long enough and it can sink. Leave in the tin until completely cold, then loosen the sides with a round-bladed knife. Turn out onto a board, peel off the lining paper and cut into 12 squares.
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It isn't fat that's bad for you it's sugar. There are 150 grams of sugar in this recipe as well as the sugar contained in the chocolate. I'd like to try this, but cutting down drastically on the sugar. I've tried a number of your flapjack recipes where I've cut the amount of sugar back as far as possible and they still work well.
Loved this recipe. I knew professional cooks (in the US at least) use mayonnaise to keep their cakes moist so I was keen to try this and I have to say that it really works!! The fact that it also reduces the fat content is a bonus. The brownies were just right. Not overly goopy and they remained moist until they disappeared. This will now be the family's standard brownie recipe.
Thank you very much!
I've made this dozens of times now and it's my all-time fave low-fat pud. I've made a few changes though. I don't add chocolate, I use an extra heaped teaspoon of cocoa powder. I use extra light or light mayo and soya milk with a squeeze of lemon instead of buttermilk ( semi-skimmed and lemon works too.) Before it goes in the tin I add a lightly mashed banana or a handful of raspberries and I find that 20 mins in the oven is enough. I have friends that are lactose intolerant so this adapted recipe is ideal ( only light mayo tends to be dairy-free, extra light contains milk powder) Everyone that tries them asks for the recipe.
After reading the reviews about these brownies I decided to give them a go, used Greek yogurt (full fat!) and light mayonnaise. I can't understand what all the fuss is about? They were ok, more cake ish than brownie taste and definately tasted like something was missing (fat?!) Althoughbit has made me wonder what other cake recipes I can add mayonnaise to ? I think I'll stick to the 'Best ever Brownie' recipe also fom this website in future, higher in calories but also Tate !
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