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Under the Constitution of the State of Louisiana, 16 members are appointed to the Board of Supervisors by the Governor; Act 2 of the 1975 extraordinary session of the Louisiana Legislature authorized the appointment of one student member. The term of appointment of new members may not exceed six years; the student member serves a one-year term. This list reflects Board membership at the time of publication of this catalog. Officers of the Board serve a one-year term beginning in August.
JERRY E. SHEA, JR. • New Iberia • Chairman •
JAMES P. ROY • Lafayette • Chairman- Elect • 2010
CASSIE ALSFELD • Baton Rouge • Student Member
• 2008
JACK A. ANDONIE • Metairie • 2012
ANTHONY G. FALTERMAN • Napoleonville • 2012
JOHN F. GEORGE • Shreveport • 2012
FRANCIS M. GOWEN, JR. • Shreveport • 2010
HAL H. HINCHLIFFE • Monroe • 2008
STANLEY JACOBS • New Orleans • 2012
ALVIN E. KIMBLE • Baton Rouge • 2012
LOUIS J. LAMBERT • Prairieville • 2008
LAURA A. LEACH • Lake Charles • 2012
BEN M. MOUNT • Lake Charles • 2008
DOROTHY REESE • New Orleans • 2010
JAMES P. ROY • Lafayette • 2010
CHARLES S. WEEMS III • Alexandria • 2008
RODERICK K. WEST • New Orleans • 2012
JOHN V. LOMBARDI • President of the LSU System •
Secretary to the Board
CARLEEN N. SMITH • Administrative Secretary
*Terms expire June 1; student, May 31.
JOHN V. LOMBARDI, PhD • President
FRED CERISE, MD • Vice President for Health and Medical Education
MIKE GARGANO, EdD • Vice President for Student and Academic Support Services
CAROLYN H. HARGRAVE, PhD • Vice President for Academic Affairs and Technology Transfer
ROBERT H. RASMUSSEN, EdD • Assistant Vice President for System Relations
CHARLES ZEWE, PhD • Vice President for Communications and External Affairs
RAYMOND LAMONICA, JD • General Counsel
JOHN ANTOLIK, MBA • Assistant Vice President & Comptroller
JAMES G. HOWELL, BArch • Assistant Vice President & University Architect
THERESA SUMMER, PhD • Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs
SHERYL S. RAMIREZ • Executive Assistant to the President
Office of the Chancellor
WILLIAM JENKINS, PhD • Acting Chancellor
JACKIE BARTKIEWICZ, BS • Communications Coordinator
D'ANN MORRIS, BS • Assistant to the Chancellor
RENEÉ BOUTTE MYER, MPA • Assistant to the Chancellor
DEBBIE RICHARDS, BS • Assistant to the Chancellor
KIRSTEN W. SCHWEHM, PhD • University Ombudsperson
CRAIG HOLDEN, MPA • Director of Internal Audit
TINA CORNWELL, BS • Office Manager
SHIRON GAINES • Assistant to the Chancellor
BO KERIN • Associate Athletic Director of Compliance
SKIP BERTMAN, MEd • Athletic Director
Vice Chancellor/Academic Affairs
ASTRID E. MERGET, PhD • Executive Vice Chancellor
and Provost
STACIA HAYNIE, PhD • Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
CHARLES A. WILSON, PhD • Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
JAMES McCOY, PhD • Vice Provost for Enrollment Management, Planning and Policy
KATRICE A. ALBERT, PhD • Vice Provost for Equity, Diversity, & Community Outreach
LLOYD BLANCHARD, PhD • Vice Provost for Fiscal Management
JEANNINE O. KAHN, PhD • Assistant Vice Chancellor
MARCO J. BARKER • Assistant to Vice Provost
PEGGY MILLER • Assistant to the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost
College of Agriculture • KENNETH L. KOONCE, PhD, Dean
College of Art & Design • DAVID CRONRATH, MArch, Dean
College of Arts & Sciences • GUILLERMO S. FERREYRA, PhD, Dean
College of Basic Sciences • KEVIN CARMAN, PhD, Dean
E. J. Ourso College of Business • WILLIAM LANE, PhD,
Interim Dean School of the Coast & Environment • EDWARD LAWS, PhD, Dean
Continuing Education • DOUGLAS WEIMER, MA • Executive Director
College of Education • M. JAYNE FLEENER, PhD, Dean
College of Engineering • ZAKI BASSIOUNI, PhD, Dean
Honors College • NANCY CLARK, PhD, Dean
Manship School of Mass Communication • JOHN M. HAMILTON, PhD, Dean
College of Music & Dramatic Arts • SARA LYNN BAIRD, PhD, Interim Dean
Graduate School • DORIS CARVER, PhD, Interim Dean
School of Library & Information Science • BETH M. PASKOFF, PhD, Dean
School of Social Work • CHRISTIAN MOLIDOR, PhD, Dean
School of Veterinary Medicine • PETER F. HAYNES, DVM • Dean
University Libraries • JENNIFER S. CARGILL, MS, Dean
LSU Museum of Art • TOM LIVESAY, MFA, Executive Director
Cain Center for Communication Across the Curriculum • LILLIAN BRIDWELLBOWLES, EdD, Director
Campus Community Coalition for Change • NANCY MATHEWS, EdD, Director
Information Technology Services • BRIAN VOSS, BS, Chief Information Officer
- Louisiana Library Network • RALPH BOÉ, MLIS, Executive Director/Deputy CIO
- Networking and Infrastructure • RIC SIMMONS, MS, Executive Director/Deputy CIO
- Research IT Enablement and LONI • CHARLIE McMAHON, MBA, Executive Director and Deputy CIO
- University Information Systems • CYNTHIA M. HADDEN, MS, Executive Director/Deputy CIO
- User Support and Student IT Enablement • MELODY CHILDS, Executive Director/Deputy CIO
Cox Communication Academic Center for Student Athletes • TOMAS JIMENEZ, MS, Executive Director
- Eric J. Hill Communications Studio • THOMAS KARAM, PhD, Director
- CHAMPS/Life Skills • MIKE MALLET, MS, Director
Centers for Excellence in Learning and Teaching • JOSEPH A. HUTCHINSON, EdD, Executive Director
- Center for Assessment and Evaluation • BOBBY L. MATTHEWS, PhD, Director
- Center for Instructional Media Services • PAM NICHOLLS, PhD, Director
- Center for Faculty Development • R. LYNN EVANS, PhD, Director
International Programs •
- Academic Programs Abroad • HARALD LEDER, PhD • Interim Director
- International Development • JANE CHANDLER, Director
- International Services • NATALIE RIGBY, MA, Director
Office of Multicultural Affairs • CHAUNDA ALLEN, MPA, Director
- African American Cultural Center • NIYA BUTLER, MEd, Coordinator
LSU Press • MARYKATHERINE CALLAWAY, Director
Rural Life Museum and Windrush Gardens • DAVID J. W. FLOYD, BA, Director
National Center for Security Research & Training • LLOYD A. BLANCHARD, PhD, Executive Director
- Anti-terrorism Assistance Program • TOM TUCKER, MS, Director
- Center for Advanced Support of Technology in Law Enforcement
- Law Enforcement Online • KATHY WYLIE, MS, Director
- Fire & Emergency Training Institute • D. JEFFREY GLEASON, MPA, Director
- National Center for Biomedical Research & Training
• TOM TUCKER, MS, Director
- Academy for Counter-Terrorism Education
Southern Review • JEANNE LEIBY, MFA, Editor
Women's Center • JESSICA McKELVIE, MS, Director
Communication & University Relations
RUSSELL JABOUR, BA • Vice Chancellor
Legislative and External Affairs • JASON DRODDY, MPA, Assistant Vice Chancellor
Office of Institutional Advancement • BUNNIE CANNON, MS, Assistant Vice Chancellor
Public Affairs • HOLLY H. CULLEN, MBA, Assistant Vice Chancellor
Finance & Administrative Services
JERRY J. BAUDIN, PhD • Vice Chancellor and Comptroller
Accounting Services • DONNA K. TORRES, MS, Associate Vice Chancellor
- Bursar Operations • LAURENCE S. BUTCHER, BS, Bursar
- Accounts Payable & Travel • PATRICE GREMILLION, BS, Director
- Payroll • DONNA DEWAILLY, BS, Director
- Financial Accounting & Reporting • GREGORY F. BURSAVICH, MBA, Director
- Sponsored Program Accounting • PATRICIA TERRITO, BS, Director
Administrative Services • ERIC N. MONDAY, MPA, Associate Vice Chancellor
- Contract Auxiliary Services • MARK E. KRANER, BS, Director
- LSU Bookstore • PAUL STEVENSON, BS, General Manager
- LSU Dining • DAVID HEIDKE, BA, Resident General Manager
- Tiger Card Office • TBA, Manager
- Tiger Concessions • LARRY WALLACE, Director
- Procurement Services and Property Management • ROSE MARY WILHELM, BS, Executive Director
- Procurement Auxiliary Services • TONY LOMBARDO, BS, Director
- Mailing Services • PAUL RAMIREZ, BS, Manager
- University Stores • TOM DAVID, BA, Associate Director
- Trademark Licensing • BRIAN HOMMEL, BA, Director
Budget and Planning • L. ROBERT KUHN, JR., MBA, Associate
Vice Chancellor
Facility Services • JOE KELLEY, MPA, PE, Associate Vice Chancellor
- Energy Services • PETER N. DAVIDSON, BS, PE, Director
- Facility Development • EMMETT DAVID, BS, MPA, Director
- Facility & Utility Operations • BLAKE HEBERT, PE, Executive Director
- Golf Course • MICHAEL N. JOHNSON, BA, Director
- Resource Services • PAUL FAVALORO, MPA, Director
Financial System Services • CAROL WESSON, BS, Director
Human Resource Management • MARIAN CAILLIER, MBA, Associate Vice Chancellor
Public Safety • GARY T. DURHAM, BA, Executive Director
- Occupational and Environmental Safety • MICHAEL S. DURHAM, MBA, PE, CSP, Director
- Parking, Traffic, and Transportation • GARY S. GRAHAM, BA, Director
- Police Department • GARY DURHAM, BA, Interim Chief of Police
Research & Economic Development
BROOKS A. KEEL, PhD • Vice Chancellor
DORIS CARVER, PhD • Associate Vice Chancellor
ROBERT TWILLEY, PhD • Associate Vice Chancellor for Coastal Recovery
TODD A. POURCIAU, MAH • Senior Assistant Vice Chancellor
J. Bennett Johnston, Sr., Center for Advanced Microstructures and Devices • DAVID EDERER, PhD, Director
Center for Computation & Technology • ED SEIDEL, PhD, Director
Center for Energy Studies • ALLAN G. PULSIPHER, PhD, Executive Director
Center for Geoinformatics • ROY DOKKA, PhD, Director
LSU Hurricane Center • MARC LEVITAN, PhD, Director
Institutional Review Board • ROBERT C. MATHEWS, PhD, Chair
Office of Intellectual Property • Vacant, Associate Vice Chancellor
Intercollege Environmental Cooperative • BARRY DELLINGER, PhD, Director
Life Course and Aging Studies Center • KATIE CHERRY, PhD, Director
Louisiana Space Consortium • JOHN P. WEFEL, PhD, Director
Sea Grant Development • CHUCK WILSON, PhD, Executive Director
Sponsored Programs • JAMES L. BATES, BS, Director
Strategic Initiatives
ISIAH M. WARNER, PhD • Vice Chancellor
SU-SENG PANG, PhD • Associate Vice Chancellor
CONNIE STELLY, MEd, Executive Assistant to the Vice Chancellor
- Howard Hughes Medical Institute (H.H.M.I.) • TBA, Program Manager
- Louisiana Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Program (LASTEM) • DIONE SIBLEY, MA, Program Manager
- Ronald E. McNair Research Scholars Program • CONNIE STELLY, MEd, Director
- Scholarships, Mentoring, and Academic Enhancement Training for Science and Mathematics Undergraduates • ANTHONY PICADO, BS, Coordinator
Student Life & Academic Services
ERIC MONDAY, MPA • Interim Vice Chancellor
PAMELA A. COLTHARP, BS • Assistant to the Vice Chancellor
Office of the Dean of Students • K. C. WHITE, EdD, Assistant Vice Chancellor and Dean
- ERIC M. NORMAN, EdD, Associate Dean of Judicial Affairs
- Career Services • MARY FEDUCCIA, PhD, Director
- Center for Student Leadership and Involvement • DARRELL RAY, PhD, Associate Dean
- Greek Affairs • ANGELA C. GUILLORY, MA, Assistant Dean and Director
- Orientation and Spring Invitational • BONNIE C. ALFORD, MEd, Director
Student Auxiliary Services • DORIS B. COLLINS, PhD, Associate Vice Chancellor
- Child Care Center •MICHELLE A. DeMEULENAERE, BS, Director
- University Recreation • TAMARA R. JARRETT, MA, Director
- Residential Life • STEVEN D. WALLER, MS, Director
- LSU Student Union • SHIRLEY V. PLAKIDAS, BS, Director
Student Services • ARTHUR A. GOULAS, BA, Assistant Vice Chancellor
- Disability Services • BENJAMIN J. CORNWELL, MHS, Assistant Director
- Student Health Center • ARTHUR A. GOULAS, BA, Director
- Medical Clinics • TIMOTHY S.HONIGMAN, MD, Chief of Staff
- Mental Health Service • DRAYTON VINCENT, MSW; LCSW, Clinicial Director
- Wellness Education • JULIE J. HUPPERICH, MS, Director
University College • CAROLYN C. COLLINS, PhD, Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean
- Center for Academic Success • SAUNDRA Y. McGUIRE, PhD, Associate Dean
- Center for Advising and Counseling • R. PAUL IVEY, MEd, Associate Dean
- Center for the Freshman Year • R. PAUL IVEY, MEd, Associate Dean
- Student Support Services • DEBORAH HOLLIER, MSW, Director
- Summer Scholars/Support Programs • RANDY M. FONTENOT, MA, Coordinator


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She melts glass. He bends metal. And that activity has given both the opportunity to travel.
Loretta Eby and her husband, Jeff Jackson, artists who work at Happy Valley Pottery in Farmington Community, recently made a jaunt to wine country in Northern California as the guests of an art gallery.
Several pieces of their artwork, which combines metal and glass, were on exhibit at RASberry's Art Glass Gallery in Yountville, a town in Napa Valley.
The gallery hosted a reception for the couple on Oct. 19-20 and their artwork was featured on the cover of California Visitor Review, a weekly magazine covering wineries, events and restaurants in Napa Valley.
An article on the pair, married since 1984, gives a brief background, but focuses primarily on their artwork. The writer used the word ''synergism,'' to describe their mix of elements and art styles.
Ronda Vosti, owner of RASberry's, is also quoted as saying: ''Their work is fresh, innovative and whimsical. The commitment they have to each other and to art comes through in each piece.''
Collectors in the U.S., Europe, Far East and Australia covet their work, Vosti said.
They stayed in California for nine days taking in such sights as Lake Tahoe and the Sequoia National Forest.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, November 28, 2001.
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Barbara Lewis – 1965 Baby, I'm Yours – 1968 Workin' On A Groovy Thing
Barbara Lewis – 1965 – Baby I'm yours
Barbara was a less dramatic singer than label mate Aretha Franklin, but she was a top quality soul singer with a wonderful, clear, soprano voice. She had three big American hits, these being "Hello stranger", "Baby I'm yours" and "Puppy Love".
Barbara Lewis is one of many singers who have largely been forgotten. This early album proves that she had the talent to be a major star. If you enjoy sixties soul music and you want to look beyond the famous names, this is for you.
A1 Baby I'm Yours 2:28
A2 My Heart Went Do Dat Da 2:20
A3 Come Home 2:35
A4 Think a Little Sugar 2:19
A5 If You Love Her 2:13
A6 Stop That Girl 2:29
B1 Puppy Love 2:24
B2 Hello Stranger 2:42
B3 Someday We're Gonna Love Again 2:02
B4 Snap Your Fingers 2:46
B5 How Can I Say Goodbye 2:47
B6 Straighten up Your Heart 2.24
No singular adjective does justice to Barbara Lewis' voice. Her delivery was silky smooth. And while her sound was somewhat sweet, she had a soulfullness that always kept her recordings from getting sappy. Today, she is mostly forgotten by the general public, which is a huge shame. Lewis had her own niche, somewhere between the light pop sounds of Diana Ross and Dionne Warwick, and the fiery soul of Aretha Franklin and Gladys Knight.
Barbara Lewis had a couple of unforgettable hits that no oldies station can do without: "Hello Stranger" and "Baby, I'm Yours". She is noteworthy just for those two songs, but she recorded a number of other pop/soul gems, and has become a legend in Beach Music circles.
Buy it
Barbara Lewis – 1968 – Workin' On A Groovy Thing
A record that was issued quite a few years after Barbara Lewis' debut for Atlantic, but a set that's equally great thanks to some impeccable production from the great Ollie McLaughlin! The set's got a sound that's a bit more upbeat and soaring than some of Lewis' earlier work a groove that's clearly picked up the Detroit styles of the late 60s, but which still retains all the careful classic that Barbara brought to her music. Very sweet, very soulful, and an essential piece of 60's soul.
A1 I'll Keep Believin' 2.44
A2 Workin' on a Groovy Thing 3.02
A3 Make Me Your Baby 2.30
A4 Girls Need Loving Care 2.40
A5 I Remember the Feeling 2.30
A6 Baby, What You Want Me to Do 2.45
B1 Make Me Belong to You 2.27
B2 Love Makes the World Go 'Round 2.47
B3 I'll Make Him Love Me 2.17
B4 Only All the Time 2.06
B5 Sho-Nuff (It's Got to Be Your Love) 2.33
B6 Thankful 2.44
Barbara Lewis was a hit crossover Soul-Pop success in the 1960s. She was born and started her career in Michigan, but really broke through when she moved to New York City and started working with Jerry Wexler who added some orchestration behind her. That's the sound you find on Workin On A Groovy Thing. Where she puts all those elements together is on I'll Keep Believin with plenty of strings and some subtle horns. The rest tend to be lighter numbers but still good such as Workin On A Groovy Thing, I Remember The Feeling, and Make Me Belong To You. The best track might be Sho-Nuff with an uplifting feel and a stripped down Soul rhythm.


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Katy Lucey, editor of features and Yeas and Nays at the Washington Examiner, is on her way out.
"Guess I should make it Twitter official: After almost six years with the Examiner, my final day at the paper is Feb. 15," she tweeted this afternoon. "For those curious about where I'm heading, Eric Lucey [her husband] and I are moving to Atlanta!"
Lucey joined the paper in 2007. She is also a graduate of John Hopkins where she received a masters in communications.
We emailed Lucey to find out more about what she'll be doing. Her response was curt: "My husband and I are relocating to Atlanta. And yes, I finished my masters."


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International Marketing Program
The mission of the International Marketing Division of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture is to assist Kentucky companies and producers to export their agricultural commodities, products and services around the world.
The International Marketing Division seeks to:
- Recruit Kentucky agriculture related companies and producers having export potential
- Coordinate with relevant partners to provide export assistance or to improve existing export efforts
- Assist in creating an export culture for the Commonwealth's agriculture community by developing and responding to opportunities within the global marketplace
The division also provides export training, knowledge, and assistance through education and outreach programs,and research on emerging and existing export markets. The division also coordinates, activities developed to determine market potential, identifies trade leads,and promotes the Commonwealth's agricultural products at trade shows and through outbound trade missions and inbound trade missions.
Program Links
- Kentucky Office of the State Entomologist
- Kentucky Office of the State Veterinarian
- Kentucky Division of Forestry
- University of Kentucky, Division of Regulatory Services
- Southern United States Trade Association (SUSTA)
- American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC)
- Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC)
Additional LinksCommonwealth of Kentucky
United States Department of Agriculture
- USDA Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS)
- USDA Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS)
- USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
United States Department of the Treasury
- Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and
Trade Bureau (TTB)
- U.S. Government Export Portal
- Office of the U.S. Trade Representative
- U.S. International Trade Administration
- United States Small Business Administration
- United States Department of Commerce
- Export-Import Bank of the United States


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Written on: 07/02/2003 by Steve. (1 review written)
Good Points
Excellent for a lefty, bottom load/eject pump.
Beautifully made walnut stock/forearm.Came with three chokes and trigger lock.
Bad Points
Hard to find any. Ok it was $425,(Approx 265 Pounds Sterling) but its a great gun.
General Comments
I bought the Browning BPS 12ga primarily for its bottom load/eject feature since I'm a lefty.Out of the box the gun patterned almost perfectly with all three chokes at thirty yards with 1.125 oz shot. Pattern was centered left/right and approx 3 inches high of target.
Shooting doubles at trap this is a very fast and accurate gun. In duck-blinds shooting sporting clays the gun is comfortable and predictable. Browning also included a trigger lock for free. I would rate this Japanese-made shotgun the best pump action that I have ever used. A very competent "field" gun with excellent "target" shooting ability.
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The Conservative government has released a U.S.-style list of Canada's 30 most-wanted war criminals, the most recent in a flurry of announcements targeting alleged immigration cheats.
A past president of the Refugee Lawyers Association said Thursday he could not recall the government ever having released such a comprehensive list before. Raoul Boulakia further complained that some characterizations - including the statement that all of the individuals "violated human or international rights" under applicable laws - was misleading.
"These people are being described in a way that's highly exaggerated," said Mr. Boulakia, a Toronto lawyer who represented one of the 30 listed men. He said he now fears for his client's safety because "anywhere he is in the world ,people can now assume he has tortured or killed, which is completely false."
The client in question, Mr. Boulakia said, was merely found to be inadmissible to Canada for being involved in a Ghanaian paramilitary group that was allegedly involved in human-rights violations. He said the courts never heard any evidence his client was directly culpable in any acts of violence.
Mr. Boulakia, who doesn't dispute that his client faces deportation, said he never heard from him after the Federal Court ruled in the 1990s that he should be kicked out of Canada.
"I don't know what happened with the file after '97," he said. "I don't know if he's in Canada."
Canadian officials can jail potentially dangerous foreigners, including war-criminal suspects, only at the beginning of legal processes that usually turn out to be protracted affairs. This often leaves agents at the Canada Border Services Agency hunting for the foreigners when deportation orders are eventually issued by judges and adjudicators years later.
Several of the 30 listed men appear to have gone underground in Canada after judges ruled against their refugee claims, according to Federal Court decisions.
There are indications some of the 30 were directly involved in atrocities … in fact some admitted as much to federal authorities.
For example, one listed man was a former Peruvian helicopter gunner. "In December, 1987 I was part of a helicopter crew involved in the murder of thwo civilians," he said in his written application for Canadian refugee status, according to Federal Court records. "They were shot in my helicopter in my presence by army personnel on suspicion of being terrorists and then their bodies were weighted down with rocks and pushed out of the aircraft into a river."
He added that later:"I was part of a helicopter crew which attacked a village of civilians with rocket and machine gun fire. … The victims of the attack included women and children."
The Peruvian said he fled to Canada as a refugee to avoid implicating himself in any more atrocities, but federal tribunals ultimately declared him inadmissible as a war criminal. He apparently went into hiding.
A spokesperson for the CBSA said that list is not a novel concept.
"The agency has published a limited number of cases in the past with some success," Esme Bailey said in an e-mail, noting that such techniques led to last year's arrest and deportation of Mohamed Said Jama, a fugitive Somali with a long Canadian rap sheet.
The most-wanted list was announced in Toronto Thursday by Immigration Minister Jason Kenney and Public Safety Minister Vic Toews.
They were joined by Luc Portelance, the former intelligence official who now heads the CBSA., and who is being touted as a leading candidate to become the next commissioner of the RCMP.
The Conservatives this week announced they planned to strip the citizenship of 1,800 Canadians who allegedly garnered their status under false pretences.
Last week, Mr. Kenney lauded Indonesian authorities for stopping a boat of more than 80 Tamil migrants that he claimed was destined for Canada.


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Hey guys,
I hope this is the right place for this. I keep seeing mentions of barge glue or barge cement. I've looked at Lowes, ACE Hardware, Meijer, Walmart, and Michael's and come up empty. Where can I find it???
I understand it is a contact cement. Does it come in a tube or a jar with a brush?
Thank you!!!


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Lorde Posted A Pre-Photoshop Picture To Remind Us That Flaws Are Okay
Did someone send Lorde here as my own personal fairy godmother? As a witchy little conscience to sit on my shoulder and whisper reminders that the magic was inside me the whole time? You can say so if you did, because she's doing a great job.
Last night, as if she was doing something totally normal, Lorde posted two photos of herself at a recent performance. As she pointed out in the text, one had been Photoshopped to give her perfect skin, and the other had been left as-is:
i find this curious – two photos from today, one edited so my skin is perfect and one real. remember flaws are ok 🙂 pic.twitter.com/PuRhxt2u2O
— Lorde (@lordemusic) March 31, 2014
Who — I'm asking you — WHO already taught this girl that flaws are okay, at the age of seventeen? There was no way my brain was open to that knowledge until at least…twenty-five? Thirty? I don't know if I'm even totally there yet, so I'll let you know when it sinks in.
But not only is Lorde okay with us seeing her imperfect skin, she's actually the one pointing it out. I can't tell you how many photos I ruined as a teenager by trying to hide my braces behind my hand or put my entire head of hair over my face, or charmingly pose with a sweater up to my ears because I had a pimple or eight.
I mean c'mon, those behaviors continue to this day for most of us. I'm pretty sure that's why Instagram filters were invented, so we could all photograph ourselves and our food under the kind of Madonna lighting that makes us look like featureless Voldemorts.
I'm not quite ready to surrender my prized Toaster and Earlybird filters just yet, but I'm more than ready to start a slow clap for this teenager ballsy enough to own her flaws in a major way. Props to you girl. I'm impressed.


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Good morning editors!
We review the 32GB quad channel memory kit release of G.Skill's flagship
TridentX series, designed for Intel's 3rd Generation Core Processors
(including the Core i7-3770K and Core i5-3570K) and Z77 chipset. The
TridentX product lineup features quality select memory ICs to ensure high
clock speeds at 1.65V, in our kit's case 2400MHz before overclocking. It
even boasts a modular heatsink design to accomodate as many systems as
Excellent memory at a great price; that's a hard combination to beat.
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When I first found out that Vino was pregnant, I was thrilled for her and then immediately started thinking about what I wanted to make for the little one. I was convinced she was having a girl, so when I was proved wrong, my plan had to quickly change. Now, I freely admit that I might have gone a little overboard here, but really, she is my bff and it's her first baby. I think I'm more than entitled to have gone a bit nutty in the sewing department. ;)
I wound up using exclusively Oliver + S patterns for this project - one tried and true favorite and two new ones. As always, I can't rave enough about the fabulous instructions and wonderfully drafted patterns from this company. They really do help to make sewing little tiny clothes such a joy.
First up, an oldie but a goodie, Bedtime Story Pajamas in a giraffe print knit. This pattern calls for woven fabrics, but I found that it worked equally as well with a nice stable knit. I really love this print - it's sort of whimsical, which is hard to find in printed fabrics for little boys. To go with the pajamas, a coordinating minky blanket in greens and brown.
For the other two outfits, I wanted to use some fun printed woven fabric. I was kind of stuck on what to sew that would make good use of the fabric, but also still be somewhat comfortable for a baby to wear. I ultimately settled on making two short-sleeved Sketchbook Shirts - one in a UCLA quilting cotton and the other in a Kokka midweight frog printed linen.
Folks, this was my first time making a button down shirt with a collar and they couldn't have gone together any smoother. For the UCLA shirt, I finished all of the raw edges in bias tape (I know, I know, it's baby clothes, but I still wanted this stuff to look as nice as possible). After sewing the first shirt, I realized that french seams would work just fine, and only had to use bias tape for the armsyce seam in the frog shirt.
I made two coordinating bottoms for the shirts. First, a pair of Sketchbook Shorts in brown linen. I love the flat front waistband with the elastic back - such a fun detail for such a tiny pair of shorts. The fly front is faux, but looks pretty convincing with the button sewn on the waist. Again, I finished the seams with bias tape. [Btw, I fully blame my obsession with bias tape on Amanda S. Don't know whether to thank her or curse her. ;)]
The other coordinating bottom was a pair of Sandbox Pants in a dark khaki stretch cotton. I originally wanted to make the waistband in the UCLA cotton, but switched a more neutral print at the last minute so they would work with the frog shirt, too. I took a cue from Night Knitter and cut the pockets on the cross-grain. My fabric is so fine-waled that the effect isn't as obvious as it was on her son's pants, but I still think it's a cute look. And yeah, there's more bias tape, too.
I contemplated making t-shirts to match each ensemble. Then, I regained my sanity. Heh. American Apparel had some great basic options and I took advantage of them - a kelly green tank to pair with the frog print and a grey long-sleeved lap tee for the UCLA shirt. A box of Trumpette Johnny socks completed the outfits.
Lastly, the night before I headed down to San Diego I remembered that I wanted to make Vino a set of homemade burp cloths using the good 'ol Gerber cloth diapers. Thank goodness there is a Joann's a whooping 10 minutes from my house. I swung by, bought some coordinating flannel prints and whipped up a set of three burp cloths using this excellent tutorial. For a totally last minute project, I was so incredibly pleased at how these turned out.
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Nanny Insanity - Roddy Piper has a role in this 2006 comedy. "Hiring a nanny sounds like the perfect fix for Marsha (Cynthia Preston?) and David McMillan (Larry Dorf), who are already saddled with stress and now have a brand-new baby on the way. But when their hired help (Alla Korot) arrives from the Ukraine, she imports a whole new set of problems. Howard Hesseman? and Mindy Sterling? co-star in this independent comedy based on screenwriter Andrea Malamut's own experiences as a first-time mother."
Night and The City - The 1950 film tells the story of Harry Fabian (Richard Widmark?), a two-bit hustler who dreams of the good life provided by money. He's tried a lot of go-nowhere schemes but he has what he believes is a chance of a lifetime. He plans to take control of the professional wrestling game from promoter and underworld boss Kristo (Herbert Lom) by manipulating him through his father, the retired wrestling superstar Gregorius (Stanislaus Zbyszko, yes that one).
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The Other Guys - Will Ferrell comedy featuring Dwayne Johnson as hotshot police officer partnered with Samuel L. Jackson in the early sequences.
Planet 51 - Animated film featuring Dwayne Johnson as an astronaut trying to get off a planet he's been stranded on.
Ready to Rumble - The 2000 WCW film that many would soon prefer to forget, which also spawned David Arquette's WCW World title win. Oliver Platt stars as an exiled wrestling star who is brought back to prominence by Arquette and Scott Caan. A ton of WCW personalities from that time period, including Goldberg, are featured.
Rey Mysterio - Life of A Masked Man - WWE's 2011 documentary on the former World and WWE champion.
Ricky Steamboat - WWE documentary on one of the greatest babyfaces of all time.
The Rise and Fall of WCW - WWE's documentary on the late, great World Championship Wrestling.
The Roast of David Hasselhoff - Hulk Hogan is among the presenters (and gets quite a skewing himself) at this Comedy Central event.
The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment - WWE DVD release on Dwayne Johnson.
Saturday Night Live: Season 10 - featuring the episode Hulk Hogan and Mr. T shared guesting duties to promote Wrestlemania.
Saturday Night Live: Season 25 - featuring The Rock's hosting and appearances by Vince McMahon, Big Show, Mick Foley, and Triple H to promote Wrestlemania 16?.
The Scorpion King - Dwayne Johnson's first starring role as the doomed warrior in this 2002 action film.
Southland Tales - Johnson stars as a man suffering from amnesia who may hold a secret in this post-apocolyptic 2006 film.
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The video shows the skier triggering the slide on fresh storm snow and then disappearing from view as the mass moves down the mountain peak.
Four other less experienced skiers can then be seen preparing a rescue and activating an emergency beacon before attempting to dig out the trapped man.
The first person on the scene sees the trapped skier waving a hand, although the rest of his body is buried.
He then pulls out a plastic snow shovel from a backpack and starts digging.
Struggling to avoid sinking into the soft snow, the rescuer continues to dig until the skier can grab a ski pole.
They then attempt to pull the trapped person out but the weight of snow prevents any movement.
The remarkable rescue happened on December 29, on Echo Peak in California's Tahoe National Forest.
The rescue was hampered by the effort involved with strenuous work in the thin air at an elevation of almost 9,000ft.
But after continued digging the rescued skier, still wearing his safety helmet, scrambles to his feet.
The skier later permitted the Sierra Avalanche Centre to publicise details of the accident, to help other skiers to avoid similar pre and post-accident errors.
The skier said: "Once the slope let go, I was helpless. Everything I'd ever heard, read, or talked about went through my mind. Stay on top. Get your feet downhill. Backstroke.
"Remember to create an air pocket when the slide slows. Punch a hand towards the sky. The truth is that I was at the mercy of the snow."
"Everything was black and the urge to panic was overwhelming. After repeatedly telling myself to calm down, I was able to clear an airway with my free hand. Then all I could do was wait.
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Final Score: Galatasaray 1 Chelsea 1
JOSE MOURINHO and Frank Lampard agreed that Galatasaray's fabled crowd helped the Turkish side come from behind in their Champions League last 16 first leg against Chelsea.
Coach Mourinho's side dominated the first half-hour, with their counter-attacks carving apart a surprisingly open Gala side, and took the lead through Fernando Torres.
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But Gala boss Roberto Mancini changed his tactics and saw his side draw level when defender Aurelien Chedjou took advantage of slack Chelsea defending at a corner. They were driven on by a raucous Turk Telecom Stadium crowd and Mourinho told Sky Sports 1: ''This is Turkey, this is Istanbul, this is Galatasaray.
''The first half the game was our game, we had chances to win the game.
''I am not criticising my striker (Torres), my striker played well. We were just missing the last pass, the last touch, the last control.
''I can't complain, my players were fantastic. The second leg will be difficult, all I ask is that Stamford Bridge can give us 10 per cent of what this public gave to Galatasaray.'' Lampard added: ''We were disappointed at half-time we weren't more than 1-0 up because we played well, we controlled it. They didn't have many chances and we had four or five good counter-attacks and we're disappointed we didn't make more of them.
Certainly the crowd (played a part), I don't know about the tactics because you always expect them to have a period, and they had a big period in the second half.'' Former Blues striker Didier Drogba led the line for Mancini's side and threatened when his header flashed across goal and was volleyed against the post by Selcuk Inan.
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Cruz Azul remained top of the table as the Clausura 2014 regular season came to an end on Sunday, with Santos, America, Pachuca, Tijuana and Leon claiming the five slots that were still up for grabs in the Liga MX playoffs.
Wins for Chiapas and Monterrey were not enough for them to force their way into la Liguilla, while defeats for Morelia, Atlas, Queretaro and Chivas ensured that they all missed out as well.
As competitive and unpredictable as ever, this season has thrown up an intriguing set of fixtures featuring three of Mexico's traditional big four clubs, plus recent champions Leon and Tijuana.
Cruz Azul vs. Leon
Late goals from Rogelio Chavez and Mauro Formica proved enough for Cruz Azul to overcome Pumas on Saturday and end the regular season in first place.
Will the curse of the Superlider strike again or can Cruz Azul build on last week's CONCACAF Champions League triumph and go on to claim a ninth league title, its first since 1997?
Luis Fernando Tena would probably have felt more confident of his side's chances had Chivas crept into la Liguilla at Leon's expense on Sunday. But Chivas' loss to Monterrey means Cruz Azul will face 2013 Apertura champion Leon, whose 2-1 win over Tijuana on Friday eventually proved enough to seal the final berth in the playoffs.
Although recent performances have been underwhelming, Leon's midweek exit from the Copa Libertadores means its domestic form will no longer suffer as a result of the distractions of continental cup football.
With the experience of Rafa Marquez and the offensive threat of Carlos Peña and Luis Montes, Leon has the potential to hurt Tena's side, and it will undoubtedly prove a more dangerous opponent than the lightweight Guadalajara side that Cruz Azul might have hoped to face.
Toluca vs. Tijuana
Once Cruz Azul sealed the top spot the night before, Toluca knew there was nothing at stake in Sunday's 1-1 draw with America as a second-place finish was already guaranteed.
The Diablos Rojos will now face Tijuana, which could have gone third and secured a more favorable draw in the playoffs were it not for Friday's rare home defeat to Leon.
Still, Xolos will go into the tie with confidence, having beaten Toluca 3-1 at the Estadio Caliente just three weeks ago. Tijuana also boasts a superior head-to-head record, with four wins and just one defeat from the eight games contested by the two sides.
Pumas vs. Pachuca
Pachuca set the tone for an exciting weekend with a stunning comeback against Queretaro on Friday night.
Leading 3-0 up until the 75th minute, Gallos Blancos looked certain to earn the victory they needed to keep their playoff hopes alive. But the troubled home side capitulated as Los Tuzos pulled off the most unlikely of recoveries with Enrique Esqueda and Dario Carreño each netting twice in an unbelievable final 15 minutes.
Pachuca will now face Pumas, who finished ahead of Santos and America on goal difference, despite that defeat to Cruz Azul.
The last game between the two was a goalless draw in early March. Neither side is in great form but Pumas will enjoy the advantage of playing the decisive second leg at home.
Santos vs. America
Santos had the chance to leapfrog Pumas into third place on Saturday but could only manage a 2-2 draw with lowly Veracruz. That result, coupled with America's tie with Toluca, meant both clubs finished on 25 points with a goal difference of plus four.
Santos' superior scoring record (the Torreon side has netted a league-high 33 goals this season; America has only scored 21) proved the only difference between them, ensuring the former has the advantage of playing the second leg at home.
Last week's Copa Libertadores defeat means Santos – like Leon – is now free to concentrate fully on the playoffs.
Santos may also enjoy a psychological advantage over America, having triumphed in the last three matchups, and pulling off an impressive comeback in coming from 2-0 down to win 4-2 at the Estadio Azteca in March.


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Iraq's weekly oil sales double
The volume of oil exported by Iraq under UN supervision doubled last week from nine to 18 million barrels, one of its highest weekly levels, the United Nations said Tuesday October 9.
In the week ending October 5, there were seven loadings at Iraq's Gulf port of Mina Al-Bakr and five at the Turkish Mediterranean port of Ceyhan, the only two export outlets authorized under UN sanctions imposed on Iraq in 1990.
The average price of Iraqi oil last week was around $18.20 (19.85 euros) a barrel, and the sales earned an estimated $328 million (357 million euros), the office administering the UN's oil-for-food program said.
Iraq has exported 180.5 million barrels of crude since July 4, the start of the current phase of the program for revenue estimated at $3.6 billion (3.9 billion euros). The phase is the 10th since the program was established in December 1996 to enable Iraq to import essential goods under UN supervision. — (AFP, United Nations)
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Fremantle Prison is one of Western Australia's premier tourist attractions and is the first built heritage site in Western Australia to be World Heritage Listed.
The Prison was built by convicts in the 1850s and was used as a place of incarceration for almost 140 years. With solitary cells and gallows Fremantle Prison is a monument to a system of punishment that is uncomfortably recent.
Built from limestone carved from a rigde overlooking Fremantle town and the Indian Ocean beyond it is the most intact convict gaol in Australia and has altered little since its construction.
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D-day for me was 09/08 of this year, and it hit me like a ton of bricks. I casually picked up WH's phone to send myself a picture of our son he had taken the night before, and the phone opened to the last screen he had open from the night before which was a text message convo with someone named "Mike". It included naked female pictures and ended with "good night beautiful". I was shocked. I'm still shocked. Every time I think about it, I honestly don't know how I got here. Anyway, turns out "mike" was actually the girl who lived below us. There had been a physical affair going on between them for a little over 6 months. After finding out, I pulled up his phone records and found another number that he contacted quite often that I didn't know and it was listed as "Larry". Surprise surprise, turned out to be another woman. Someone from his home town that he had met while there on work, and he had had a physical and emotional affair with her.
I have contacted both of them, but I just can't get over the rage. Literal, actual rage. I feel so stupid for thinking that our marriage was happy. I'm pregnant for crying out loud. WH appears to be very remorseful. He's offered up his phone at any time, ceased all contact with them, says he doesn't know why he did it, but this is where he wants to be.
I guess I just needed to get it all out there. I've told no one, and the pain and anger and confusion are eating me alive. I just don't know where to go from here. Thanks for reading if you made it this far. :)
I'm definitely doing my best to take care of myself, and he has been trying to do so as well, I just worry about the anxiety. I'm not sure what an anxiety attack feels like, but I think I have experienced a few since DDay, and I know that's not good for the baby.
~Indifference - Because some people do not deserve your emotions.~
I edit often because my tablet is possessed!
My d day was in early September as well but my wh isn't getting what the problem is. I'm glad yours offered you his phone and cut off ties, even just recognizing those are appropriate actions seems good to me.
Are you going to counseling, either as a couple or just yourself? I haven't been able to yet as the universe is busy taking a giant dump on my otherwise charmed life but I've found so much comfort in a book called "Not Just Friends." I picked it because the author is pro-marriage and seems to believe a marriage can be better after infidelity if everyone is willing to work hard at it.
Is this our first child?
I'm so so so sorry you're feeling such pain. Rub your beautiful belly (no matter how big or small) and know you're not alone... You have your bean and you have us here.
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I thought people talked about their problems in marriages. I thought he had my back ... He did, it was attached to the knife in his hand.
MarriedaTrainee, we haven't started counseling yet either, for similar reasons. This is actually our second and third child (twins) so we've been in transition to a new home, changing my work schedule, and dealing with lots of doctor visits. I knew I wanted counseling, but he suggested it which I take as a good sign. And I'm definitely going to check out that book. Thanks :)
Phoenix and Nailinmyforehead, I agree actions definitely speak louder than words. Luckily his actions have been matching the words. He's answered every question I have, but I'm guessing it's normal to feel like there is more to the story than he's telling me?
We have 3 kids and I thought we did have a beautiful relationship - best friends even, but infidelity infests every part of your bring and although you remember the good times they are definitely shadowed by all of this.
We have small kids and this is the second time we separated bc of his infidelity. It hurts me and the children. It's a very selfish act.
I don't believe the relationship. An become better after this - I believe it requires the betrayed to feel we need to cater to their every whim or Ooops our fault they needed to get their d$&ks wet. (Sorry I'm getting angry as I type)
I'm angry for all of us. This could all be avoided if they spoke up. Said they quit. Been honest. I don't get it. If you want to have an affair, leave your partner. Tell them you no longer want to be with them. Step up and be honest. They could literally kill us by not having protected sex. I believe there should be a law that we could sue them for putting us in a situation that could kill us and not being man enough to tell us the truth.
Men suck. Don't trust them. Don't forgive them. Live with them if you have to but don't ever let your guard down. I let mine down and BAM-- I'm an idiot once again.


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Lionsgate has released the first clip from their upcoming reboot of "Conan The Barbarian", and it just so happens to be a nearly 3-minute red band clip featuring a young Conan (Leo Howard) slaughtering his way through a bunch of marauders. Hey, they attacked HIM, not the other way around. Which makes you wonder — if Kid Conan can do all this, what can Adult Conan do? I'd sure like to find out when this film opens August 19, 2011.
The most legendary Barbarian of all time is back this Summer. Having thrived and evolved for eight consecutive decades in the public imagination- in prose and graphics, on the big screen and small, in games and properties of all kinds- Conan's exploits in the Hyborian Age now come alive like never before in a colossal 3D action-adventure film. A quest that begins as a personal vendetta for the fierce Cimmerian warrior soon turns into an epic battle against hulking rivals, horrific monsters, and impossible odds, as Conan realizes he is the only hope of saving the great nations of Hyboria from an encroaching reign of supernatural evil.
Starring Stephen Lang, Ron Perlman, Rose McGowan, Rachel Nichols, Jason Momoa, Leo Howard, Saïd Taghmaoui, Bob Sapp, Nonso Anozie, Marco Khan, Raw Leiba, and directed by Marcus Nispel.
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Injured Sharapova will skip US Open
Maria Sharapova will sit out the US Open because of a bad right shoulder, the first major championship she'll miss since her Grand Slam debut in 2003.
The three-time Grand Slam title winner already had announced she's pulling out of the Beijing Olympics because of the injury. Sharapova posted on her website yesterday that she probably won't need surgery and could be ready to play in two to three months.
"It hurts me so much to miss the Olympics and the US Open, you have no idea," she said.
Earlier yesterday, a US Open official told the Associated Press that Sharapova's agent informed the tournament she wouldn't be able to play in the year's last Grand Slam event.
The No. 3-ranked Sharapova has played in each of the past 23 major championships, winning titles at Wimbledon in 2004, the US Open in 2006, and the Australian Open in January.
A doctor who looked at tests on her shoulder from April and this week told Sharapova she has been playing with a torn rotator cuff tendon since the spring.
"He actually couldn't believe that I've been playing this long with this injury. You can imagine that I was not very thrilled to hear that my medical team did not see this tear in my shoulder back in April," she said. "The good news is that it didn't get much worse since April, but we could have started the healing time back then instead of now."
Sharapova will go to Arizona to work with a specialist for rehab and strength work.
"Now I need to move forward and stay positive," she said. "I am going to work hard to get healthy."
Sharapova, 21, is 32-4 with three titles in 2008, and she briefly was ranked No. 1. She pulled out of this week's WTA tournament in Montreal because of the shoulder Wednesday night - after winning a nearly three-hour match in which she double-faulted 17 times.
Sharapova has been bothered off and on by her right shoulder for some time, forcing her to pull out of a tournament in March.


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Directed by Matthew Mishory
Speculative biopic of James Dean set before his highly regarded but short lived film career.
Using his rumoured bisexuality as a starting point, the film portrays Dean (James Preston) as a troubled young man on the cusp of achieving fame.
Living with his roommate (Dan Glenn) and growing ever closer to the beautiful young actress, Violet (Dalilah Rain), Dean engages in relationships with both men and women while making contacts in the film industry through his wealthy agent, Roger (Edward Singletary).
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Schuylkill teen charged with theft
A Schuylkill County teen has been charged with theft for an incident at the Schuylkill County Intermediate Unit 29 school building in Norwegian Township.
State police at Schuylkill Haven charged Luis Haddock, 19, of Pottsville, with removing $9 in various U.S. currency from a lunch envelope that was on top of a teachers' desk at the school. The money in the envelope was to be used for other student lunches that were in the classroom, troopers said.


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i mean the wii controller, sorry:P
the controller doesnt turn on (no blue light)
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i mean the wii controller, sorry:P
the controller doesnt turn on (no blue light)
I didn't ask you that.
Pressing the power button on the Wiimote would normally bring the Wii out of Red state and into Green power on state, the Wiimote would not be synched yet and would still be appearing as off.
If you can get the Wii to come on with the remote then you are bricked.
If you cannot get the Wii to come on with the remote then you may have a bluetooth module failure.
thx a lott!!!!
i guess i have a bluetooth module failure!
do u have any idea how can i fix it??
is it normal that something like this happens?
is it cz of the homebrew?
i really appreciate ur help! thx!
It happens sometimes and it's not normally related to homebrew as it is a hardware failure.
The bluetooth module is a small add-in card that sits on the Wii motherboard above the SD slot. Replacing will require cracking the Wii case open and swapping the old card out and fitting the new one in it's place, and will invalidate any warranty you have.
If you look at the image you should be able to see where it is
I believe they are available from eBay and are not too expensive, not sure about Nintendo themselves as they'd normally do this under warranty or as a chargeable service.


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On Jan. 11, at about 12:40 p.m., deputies with the Sheriff's Foothills District responded to the TJ Maxx store located at 6230 N. Oracle Road in reference to a female shoplifter who had also thrown a soda can at the store's loss prevention employee.
Detectives with the Sheriff's Robbery/Assault Unit determined that the suspect had stolen several clothing items from the store, including shoes, underwear and a variety of other articles.
According to the victim, the woman had concealed the merchandise in her purse.
When the loss prevention employee of the store confronted the suspect, she pushed him out of the way and then threw a soda can at him striking him in the chest.
The suspect is described as a Caucasian female in her mid to late 20s with reddish hair. Anyone with information about the identity or the whereabouts of the suspect is asked to call 9-1-1 or 88-CRIME.


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Subject: [CANADA-OBITS] Global Genealogy eNewsletter - 14 February 2008
Date: Thu, 14 Feb 2008 16:50:40 -0500
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This book grew from modest beginnings into a comprehensive history. The author originally accepted the responsibility to assemble a paper on the topic of the settlement of the Bay of Quinte Region. The "paper grew into a book on the Bay of Quinte Region. As the work proceeded, Canniff soon realized that in order to prepare a book about the settlement of the Bay of Quinte Region, one had to discuss many topics that concerned the entire province. The final result was this substantial and highly regarded book, which provides an informed insight into the history of the entire province as it was known in 1869 with a focus on the the Bay of Quinte region. Originally published in 1869. This historical reprint by Global Heritage Press This book begins shipping on 19 Feb. 2008. Accepting orders now
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Using Maps For Family History Research
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Martin, b. c1755, Albemarle County; m. Mildred (Milly) Mur
Father: Richard Davenport b: Abt 1713 in King William, Virginia
Mother: Elizabeth Hamner
Marriage 1 Mildred (Milly) Murrell
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Jase & Bazz
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
I never thought of going to your audio page. I'm glad I did :D
This song rocks! Its calm and sort of like mysterious. Then the drums kit in then its like a chase down a street in the 50s.
10/10 5/5
Hey, thanks man - of course, this track is more than two years old at this point... :) The more recent stuff is ... more bizarre I guess.
Really glad you enjoyed it though!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Another brilliant, unique tune.
Really love all your tunes that I've heard. All your loops do indeed loop seamlessly and deserve to be listened to for a long while - looping.
Listened to this for half an hour.
Question: what are 'hooks'? I previously thought that they described catchy melodies, like in a pop song or some pop rock stuff that's repeated to 'hook' folk in. Something kinda easily repeatable that gets played a fair few times in the tune... But the way you're using the word, I guess it has a different meaning?
Anyway, I do really like this tune. It reminds me of smoky bar joints and the meandering melody really does have a jazzy feel and also some almost indian undertones, I thought. (Specially with the melody that picks up at 45s and becomes more prevalent at 53s.
I really love how you play with different influences - all your tunes have a different feel and though they all seem to come from the same kinda laid back place, with kinda chilled vibes, they all sound really individual and I love how I can listen to one of your tunes with little idea what instrument you'll use, what you'll focus on etc.
My only comlaint with this particular piece is that I kinda felt that when you were using the louder drum beats (like you did from 21-52s) they were a tad too loud. After a while I still found the melody intriguing, but the drums got a tiny bit irritating.
Also, if I'm being ultra-critical, maybe if the first 'phrase' or two of the tune were slightly quieter, it'd loop even better?
Still, it's another great piece and comes from a very unique place. Would love for you to explore this area more.
Hooks :D
I'm just using the term to indicate where, in the track, that it "picks up" or "gets going".
Normally though, the term is used for something more along the lines of your definition.
The reason why I even bothered to mention anything about it in this and any other track is because there is such a zero voter problem in the AP - they hurt a lot more here than they do for flash because there are so many fewer votes on audio.
My theory is that NG people might click play - listen for 6 seconds and if it isn't trance then they click the 0 button and move one... :(
I figure that if a track takes 15, 20, 40, etc. seconds before it picks up then I'd make some sort of a note instead of "listen for more than 8 seconds"...
Meh... doesn't seem to have much of an effect - people still either listen or not and zero voters are just as active as they ever were...
Rated 3 / 5 stars
very strange intro i really couldnt place what mood u were going for, but thats definately a good thing. the bassline has a sort of drumnbass clubby feel to it while the background melody is something totally different. reminds me of the way 'classical music' drifts easily between happy sad dark light etc.
only thing i didnt like was the snare in the hook. it sounds far to fake and sticks out quite a bit. dont really know what to suggest, perhaps not so many [] short cuts on the snare.
otherwise a very nice track.
Ahh yes - one of the first things up on NG from my end... I had just finished listening to a bunch of EZ Rollers stuff and I guess I was sort of influenced by that.
Made on headphones - I didn't get to appreciate how bad the mix was on speakers until a while later...
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Cool Idea
I like how the drums where louder then the jazz because you don't see that in very many songs. I think you did really good with this one.
Thanks - I really liked this track - I think it was my very first posted on NG.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
o-right again
Thats my kind o shit. well played sir.
in response to kingbastards review, i think it's a darn good thing to be in limbo of styles. Much more interesting. good to hear something a bit different.
word. ;Pedro
(again, search pedromancuso and tell me where i'm going wrong:)
Thanks - Kingbastard is right though - he actually gives me some really good suggestions from time to time. But yes, I think it's better to sort of drift in and out of a few different styles. I listened to your stuff and I really like alot of it - I really don't think you're doing anything wrong at all, I just think that people around NG in general don't respond well to certain types of music - which I always wonder about because alot of 'em really like Aphex and Squarepusher and some of the really hard IDM stuff so you'd think that they would all dig a little glitch here and there but I guess you never can tell... My advice would be to do exactly what you're doing - After all, if people like your music then it's better that they like YOUR music instead of you composing and arranging music that other people like - know what I mean...


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Anything goes with heterogeneous, but not always with homogeneous oligopoly
Corchón and Mas-Colell [1996. On the stability of best reply and gradient systems with applications to imperfectly competitive models. Economics Letters 51, 59-65] showed that in heterogeneous oligopoly (almost) everything is possible. In order to obtain a similar result for homogeneous oligopoly, either one needs an externality in the cost function, or the reaction correspondences should fulfill a special condition.
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Yogi Berra's "it was deja vu all over again" was never truer than during the 2012 Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge at Santa Anita on Saturday. Defending champion Patrick McGoey staged another improbable last race comeback to defeat last year's second-place finisher Christian Hellmers to win the tournament and $255,341.
McGoey of New Orleans found himself in exactly the same position he was in 2011 -- trailing tourney leader Hellmers of Del Mar, California with one race to go. McGoey again bet his entire bankroll in the Breeders' Cup Classic and his winning wagers totaled more than $85,000 -- enough to secure the title.
The Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge is the country's largest live money handicapping contest. There were a record 138 players in the field which requires a $10,000 buy-in and featured $370,000 in prize money, with $170,000 to the winner. Players also keep their accumulated winnings from their wagering.
Hellmers had dominated the 2012 contest in similar fashion to 2011, building his bankroll to $75,000 heading into the second to last race of the day -- the Breeders' Cup Mile Turf. McGoey was down to $3,000 and he went all in on Wise Dan at 9-5, turning his bankroll from $3,000 to $8,700.
"Once Wise Dan hit the finish line, I felt like I was in a better spot than 2011, even though my bankroll was 10 percent of the first place leader," McGoey said. "Heading into the Classic I knew I needed a decent priced horse. Fort Larned's solid work and his effort two back in the Whitney, plus an overlay price of 9-1, made him my choice."
Still trailing by almost $60,000, McGoey's $7,000 win bet on Fort Larned in the Breeders' Cup Classic and $200 cold exacta with Mucho Macho Man (for second) netted $85,000 in winnings and enough to propel him over Hellmers on the very last race of the day for second year in a row.
Hellmers won $154,525 for his second place finish and Dustin Moore collected $102,400 for third place.
"Even though I bet $2,000 on the winner in the last race to cash another $18,000, I didn't know if that was enough in the battle of sharpest minds at the track," Hellmers acknowledged. "All this does is make me hungrier for next year."
"The odds of Patrick capturing lightning in a bottle for the second straight year were astronomical. It's like a team winning the Super Bowl and beating the same opponent twice on a last second Hail Mary pass with no time on the clock," said Ken Kirchner, administrator of the Breeders' Cup Betting Challenge. "All credit to Patrick, Christian and the participants. Once again Yogi was right -- it ain't over til it's over!"
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I am looking at this combo from Janome. Any thoughts? Does anyone have this machine and serger?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I am looking at this combo from Janome. Any thoughts? Does anyone have this machine and serger?
I don't have the Magnolia; but I do have a very similar Janome and I love it!! Has been very good to me so far.
Did you know Kenmore is made by White the same manufacturer of Janome? The Kenmore machines look like Janome and run like Janome. Check the Kenmores to see what you can get for the same money. Very good price for the quality machine. I don't know about the Magnolia line but I have the Gem and it's great.
I do have a Kenmore....I love it!! I have a smaller Janome HF107 that I bought for my daughter several years ago. I am looking into getting another full size machine and a serger. My reason for looking at the Janome is broader options (variety) for sewing machines and sergers. My Kenmore runs beautifully....I know Janome runs beautifully as well. I have looked at the Jem......very nice machine. I already have all the Kenmore snap on feet and the Magnolia also utilizes snap on feet.
mamaw...which Janome do you have?
BellaBoo...thanks for the information on White making Kenmore and Janome....I thought Kenmore and Janome were one in the same...but did not know White made them both. Interesting!! Does your Jem utilize snap on feet? I have heard a lot of good reviews on the Jem.
Is this truly a combo machine? Or does it just have the serger attatchment? there has been discussions here that have not been really favorable on these...
Actually, Janome makes White, not the other way around and Kenmore is an offshoot of White and Janome owns both as per the Janome rep. Thanks. GiGi


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From: Rebekah A Canada <>
Subject: Re: [DNA] Question
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 10:37:28 -0600
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There there Anne. I am working on it. I had to go take a shower and
scrub the shower up a bit first. There is nothing like cleaning
something to get the genealogical flow going.:-O
> YIKES. Not good for DNA analysis.
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Father: Charles Henry Reynolds b: 3 Dec 1874 in Forestville, Delaware, Iowa, USA
Mother: Laura Ellen Beresford b: Jul 1876 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Marriage 1 Lyle G Stenshoel b: 24 Aug 1905
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Established stars Geoffrey Mutai and Eliud Kipchoge have also said they're done with world cross. Mutai won the Kenyan trials in 2011 and then placed fifth at the world meet. The following month he won the Boston Marathon and has since focused on road races with large purses. Kipchoge won the junior race at world cross in 2003; later that year, he won the open 5000-meter race at the world championships. KIpchoge, who medaled at 5000 meters in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics, is also increasingly focusing on lucrative road races, including half-marathons.
The top two women at the 2011 world cross meet, Vivian Cheruiyot and Linet Masai, had earlier said they won't run this year's event.
There may be an upside to potentially diminished Kenyan presence at world cross. Kenyan team dominance at the meet has been so great that it's been cited as a reason for the event's loss of stature elsewhere in the world. With Kenya so predictably brilliant, the thinking goes, most of the rest of the world has given up on the championships, both in terms of sending their best teams and in corporpate sponsorship. The formerly annual event is now held every two years. This is an "on" year, with the meet scheduled for March 24 in Poland.


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Yerevan brandy company to join "Earth Hour" on March 29
YEREVAN, March 28. / ARKA /. The French-owned Yerevan Brandy Company (YBC) said today it will join the international "Earth Hour" on the last Saturday of March by turning off its external illumination from 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm.
"The Yerevan Brandy Company will back this symbolic initiative as a sign of its corporate commitment to environmental values. This year the plant has already implemented a set of measures to achieve a 17% energy saving per unit of production," it said in a statement.
In 2003, the Yerevan Brandy Company began a "Quality, Safety and Environment" project to coordinate the implementation of the strategy of responsible attitude to the environment.
The Yerevan Brandy Company, founded in 1887, was sold in 1998 to French Pernod Ricard for $30 million
"Earth Hour" is an annual international environmental campaign of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) designed to draw attention to climate change. For one hour people who decide to take part in the campaign turn off the light. The buildings, which are symbols of various countries, turn off external illumination. Last year over 2 billion people in 150 countries and over 7,000 cities joined the campaign. -0-
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The Assistant Professor – Lighting and Sound Design will educate in a variety of learning environments and activities that provide opportunities for students to develop to their fullest potential and achieve their learning objectives in the Theatre Arts programs at the undergraduate level.
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text: Mike Johnson_112598 100 Report post Posted April 4, 2012 Hi. So I have a few questions about an idea and wondering if anyone here might be able to provide some answers or insight. I'm new on this forum so I apologize if some of these things may exist on the forum already. Ok so, I'm relatively new to XNA and I'm not 100% sure of all the optimization features and support included out of the box. I'm interested in creating a 2d game with a fair sized world map. I plan on using a customized tile engine to reduce memory consumption and not waste resources on parts of the map that aren't even within the view port. What I would like to do is make heavy use of layer depth when rendering textures and the idea I'm rolling around right now is the following. The view port will be a birds-eye view at all times in game. To simulate the effect of a 3d world environment, heavy use of layer depths would be employed. Basically, a base-value would be established (example: sea level would be say 0.5 layer depth). Things rendered in the view port would determine their "world z" value in relation to the base value. As a player's character sprite (approx 15 layers of textures, also employing layer depth) navigates through the world, basic bounding box collision detection would be used. In the event of collisions, a specialized per pixel collision detection would be used to not only determine if a non-transparent pixel collision has occurred, but to compare the layer depths of the collided pixels. If the players sprite is "higher" than the other texture, the player sprite would be able to pass over, but if the players sprite is lower, it would determine how much lower, and if the "height" difference is of a certain amount higher, the collision would be treated as a collision and the player sprite would not be able to pass. As the player navigates the world, all of the players characters textures would have their layer depths adjusted accordingly depending on the layer depth of the terrain the players center is currently over. I'm aware that shaders will be a pain in this type of idea, but at this point, I'm not really concerned about shader's. I'll cross that bridge when I get there. The layer depth use I'm talking about would be breaking the layer depth value down into hundredths rather than simply tenths. The uppermost layers would be reserved for UI element textures, etc. This doesn't mean there will be thousands upon thousands of overlapping textures lol. It just provides the desired effect of simulating terrain height from a birds eye view. My questions are: 1. Is this possible? (regardless of how much work it may be...) 2. Is there any engines out there that already do this? 3. What types of optimization should I be looking at? Also, I don't know if xna has a default method of pixel culling for overlapping non-transparent pixels or if I will have to create my own algorithm for this. 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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WASHINGTON — Most U.S. moms are concerned about breastfeeding in public even though they understand that breastfeeding is the best way to feed their babies, according to the 2012 Lansinoh Breastfeeding Study released Thursday.
"Breastfeeding in public became one of the hottest publicly debated topics in 2012," stated Gina Ciagne, senior director, professional relations at Lansinoh. "We were interested to find out how that affected moms' decisions to breastfeed."
According to the survey, 79% of moms know breastfeeding is the best choice for a healthy baby and 40% list their greatest concern as breastfeeding in public. Other top concerns include pain (28%), that they wouldn't be able to breastfeed long enough (28%) or that the baby wouldn't latch (25%).
Nearly one-third of moms surveyed stated that women who breastfeed in public are attention-seeking or that it is embarrassing or even wrong. Moms aged 18-25 are the least likely to worry about breastfeeding in public (33%), but have more concerns than older moms about the potential pain (55%) and the baby not latching on correctly (49%).
Older moms have greater concerns about breastfeeding in public, with women in the 36-45 and the 46-and-older age groups citing it as their biggest qualm about breastfeeding (42% and 41%, respectively).
Where moms live in the U.S. also seems to impact their level of concern about breastfeeding in public, with Midwestern moms having the highest concerns.
Midwestern moms feel the most uncomfortable with the concept of breastfeeding in public (43%); have the highest positive perception about infant formula, viewing it as a good alternative to breast milk (83%); and don't think that breastfeeding is the best option for their babies (25%).
As many as 39% of Southern moms communicated concerns about breastfeeding in public. And slightly more than half of those who do choose to breastfeed do so because of the health benefits to babies. However, Southern moms include the second-highest number of moms who are afraid breastfeeding would hurt (30%), with East Coast moms being slightly more afraid of potential pain (31%).
East Coast moms rate least likely to think breastfeeding in public is perfectly natural, at 41%, but 25% say that it is unavoidable. Also, East Coast women rate least likely to believe a baby should be breastfed for 12 months, at 23%.
Meanwhile, West Coast women are the most likely to believe that breastfeeding in public is perfectly natural (51%) and have the highest rate in the nation for feeling positively supported by their health care providers regarding breastfeeding issues (50%). They also top the chart across the nation for believing breastfeeding is the best way to feed a baby (84%).
"This survey gave us a deeper understanding of how moms' feeding decisions seem to be influenced (or impacted) by what region of the country they live [in]," Ciagne said. "Lansinoh and other breastfeeding advocates still have a lot of work to do, especially to reach and teach moms in areas of the country where moms have identified the negative perceptions and barriers to breastfeeding success, namely in regard to feeding in public. It is important for people to understand that breastfeeding is the best preventive medicine for children, as it provides health benefits for moms and babies that last a lifetime, but it is also important for moms to know how to do it practically and to feel comfortable doing it."
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