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Jockey Clare Lindop, who was hoping for a fourth Melbourne Cup mount next Tuesday, will miss the Flemington feature due to a suspension.
Lindop, the first female hoop to take out the Victoria Derby with $101 outsider Rebel Raider last year, was suspended yesterday for careless riding at Bendigo until midnight November 3, Cup night.
She rode Last Drop to fifth in a 1600m handicap at the Bendigo Cup meeting, but was found guilty of interference after the run.
Bart Cummings, aiming at an incredible 13th Melbourne Cup, had Lindop booked to ride Dandaad should the galloper have made the final 24 horse field.
She was also set to ride Dandaad this Saturday in the Group 3 Lexus Stakes, where a win would elevate the six-year-old gelding into Cup contention. Dandaad is currently 35th in order of entry for the Melbourne Cup and needs a victory Saturday to gain a ballot exemption.
Cummings quickly secured in-form rider Corey Brown to mount Dandaad on Saturday as Lindop's replacement in the crucial qualifying race.
In 2003 Lindop became the first Australian female jockey to ride in a Melbourne Cup when she rode Debben to 19th place. Her second Cup was aboard fifth-placed Dolphin Jo in 2007 and last year she placed fifth again with Saab Stakes winner Moatize.


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BEIRUT: Beirut's iconic Glass Café which predates into the historical time of the Ottoman Empire will shut its doors this week, taking with it a slice of Lebanese culture and political heritage.
"The history of this cafe is closely intertwined with the history of Beirut," said Angele Abi Haidar, whose family has operated the Glass Cafe — which first opened its doors in 1920.
"Every inch of this cafe carries a story," she said. "It has witnessed the country's major political events and survived a civil war which lasted 15 years."
Abi Haidar shared her dismay at losing a long-run legal battle with the building's owner over the rent which was said to jump threefold, from $50,000 a year to 150,000 dollars – a price the owner could simply not afford.
Located in the traditional but trendy neighbourhood of Gemmayzeh of Gouraud Street, the café is named after French General Henri Gouraud who signed a decree proclaiming the creation of the state of Lebanon in 1920. With supreme architecture from the veteran age of the Ottoman's with a modern high rises on the street crowded by pubs, nightclubs and restaurants, the Glass Café is one of the few establishments that still serves authentic Lebanese food with traditional music playing in the background.
From intrinsically painted tiles imported from Italy in the 20th Century, to beautifully lit chandeliers and classic bistro tables, the café has borne witness to the rise of Lebanon's presidents, prime ministers and national poets.
"The likes of President Camille Chamoun, Prime Minister Saeb Salam and (Maronite Christian leader) Pierre Gemayel was among our customers. The cafe was also popular among intellectuals who used to sit for hours and hours debating culture and poetry," said Abi Haider.
Abi Haider who sat reminiscing the old times and recalling memories from her childhood, says she remembers watching her grandfather greet customers, the click of backgammon dice, the gurgle of water pipes and the famous songs by the Lebanese diva Fairuz which completed the ambience of the house.
"The demarcation line that split Beirut in half (between Christians and Muslims) during the civil war wasn't very far from here. Most of the residents in the neighbourhood fled but my father would open the cafe every day. When the bombs would fall, the few customers would rush to the kitchen in the back to hide and then, when things would calm down, they would sit back at their tables," she added. "It was all very surreal."
While Abi Haider wraps up years of heritage in her café, the building's owner, Massoud Renno claims he does not plan to tear the place down but wants to refurbish it before deciding its fate.
However, many disagree with Renno's stance; such is the case of Giorgio Guy Tarraf, a member of the Save Beirut Heritage organisation which collaborated a goodbye concert for the cafe on Wednesday evening. "Heritage doesn't only mean beautiful old stones. When one speaks of heritage it also means memories, people and places," commented Tarraf.
Khalil Asmar, an owner of a bookstore in the neighbourhood, said, "Part of Beirut's history will be buried when the Glass Cafe shuts its doors on Monday. Ever since I was a child, the cafe has been there," he said wistfully. "It's like home to me, "added Asmer.
"I used to watch customers play cards and backgammon, and I recall the poet Michel Akl sitting there for hours writing his poems."
Although Abu Haider remains tormented by the closure of her family strore, she has opened another cafe in the north of Beirut but said that nothing could ever replace the memories of the Glass Cafe.
"It's ironic, successive wars failed to shut it down," she said bitterly. "And now, a thirst for fast cash is forcing us to close," added Abi Haider.
Yesterday's coffee culture – Pak Tea House
Lahore's Pak Tea House made waves in the history of Pakistan and was traditionally frequented by artistes and intellects which included the famous Faiz Ahmed Faiz, Ibn-e-Insha, Ahmed Faraz, Saadat Hasan Manto, Muneer Niazi , Intezar Hussain and Syed Qasim Mahmood. The tea house was more than just a rest gate to the sage; it also drew in an avenue of youngsters that felt free to raise their opinions in a non-judgmental environment.
A few years back the Pak Tea House was shut down due to diminishing business.
However, off late the 'Pak Tea House' title has been revived as a bloggers corner. "Pak Tea House is a little corner in the blogosphere that will endeavour to revive the culture of debate, pluralism and tolerance. It has no pretensions nor illusions but the motivation of a few people who want to see Pakistan a better place – where ideas need to counter the forces of commercialism, adverse effects of globalisation and extremism. Ideas must translate into action that leads us to an equitable, just and healthy society." Pak Tea House Facebook page.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 8th, 2011.

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To no one's surprised, "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix", the fifth installment in the seven installment series, took an impressive $77.4 million in its debut to lead the weekend box office. Add $190.3 million in box office from 44 other countries, and Harry is looking pretty good, which means Warner Brothers are trying desperately to find a way to make sure part 7 isn't the final "Harry Potter" installment. I'm thinking prequel. Last week's reigning king, "Transformers", pulled in $36 million in its second week, giving it a whopping total of $223 million in just two weeks of release. Elisha Cuthbert's "Captivity", meanwhile, performed abysmally in its first week, barely eeking out $1.55 million to land at 12th place.
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Former DePauw Assistant Named Head Men's Basketball Coach at Hanover College
April 11, 2008
April 11, 2008, Greencastle, Ind. - Jon Miller, a former assistant men's basketball coach at DePauw University, was today named to lead Hanover College's men's hoops program. Miller has spent the past five seasons as head coach at Ohio's Defiance College.
"Hanover has a special place in my heart as my alma mater and it would have taken a special place to pull me away from the group of guys currently playing ball here at DC," says Miller, who played at Hanover. "To be named only the third basketball coach at the college (Hanover) in the past 42 years is a real honor," he added. "It certainly speaks to the tradition that John Collier and Mike Beitzel have created."
The Defiance Crescent-News reports, "After graduating from Hanover in 1997, Miller spent three seasons as the top assistant at DePauw University from 1997-99 and then joined Beitzel's staff for three seasons before coming to DC." Miller compiled a 67-63 record at Defiance.
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Beloved soprano Marta Eggerth dies at 101; baritone Tom Krause; arts advocate Howard J. Hook.
In October 1994, at the annual Licia Albanese–Puccini Foundation gala, New York music audiences made a major rediscovery when Marta Eggerth stepped onto the stage at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall and sang "Wien, Wien, nur du allein." At the time, she was eighty-two, but she sang the song with perfect pitch, superb line and absolute control of dynamic shadings, and she received a thunderous ovation. She had been away from New York audiences for a long time, but from then on, Eggerth was a steady presence, performing annually at the Puccini Foundation and giving sold-out concerts at the Neue Galerie's Café Sabarsky until she reached her late nineties.
Eggerth began her career as a child, initially studying in Budapest with Erzsi Gervay, who instilled in her a solid command of breath control. She made her professional debut at age twelve, in Paul Abraham's There's Only One Girl in the World, and soon after that played a key supporting role in Mannequin, starring Hungarian actress Franciska Gaal. She made concert tours through Scandinavia. At seventeen, at Vienna's Johann Strauss Theatre, she understudied the lead role in Kálmán's Das Veilchen vom Montmartre, taking over the run when the star, Adele Kern, was unable to continue. In 1929, she appeared as Adele in Max Reinhardt's celebrated production of Die Fledermaus in Hamburg. Clemens Krauss invited her to study Mozart roles at the Vienna Staatsoper, offering a debut within five years. Craving more immediate success, Eggerth turned him down in order to make her film debut in Die Bräutigamswitwe (The Bridegroom's Widow), directed by Richard Eichberg in 1930.
Eggerth quickly became a major film star in Germany and Austria; among her early successes was Es War Einmal Ein Walzer, with a score written specially for her by Franz Lehár and a script by Billy Wilder. Frequently, she shot her movies in more than one language, with the musical numbers filmed live — no lip-synching to a playback, as in Hollywood. Other big successes of the 1930s included the film version of Emmerich Kálmán's Czárdásfürstin (1934) and My Heart is Calling (1934), in which she met her future husband, the enormously popular Polish tenor Jan Kiepura. They were married in October 1936 and made many other films together, including the hit Zauber der Bohème (1936).
In 1938, Kiepura and Eggerth fled Europe and came to New York, where Kiepura had arranged a contract to sing at the Metropolitan Opera. Eggerth soon joined the original cast of Rodgers and Hart's Broadway musical Higher and Higher (1940). She subsequently sang opposite her husband in Chicago, as Mimì in La Bohème, and signed a movie contract with MGM. She disliked Hollywood, however, and after appearing in two Judy Garland pictures, For Me and My Gal (1942) and Presenting Lily Mars (1943), she returned to New York. There, she and her husband starred in a hugely successful revival of The Merry Widow at Broadway's Majestic Theatre that opened in 1943, ran for 322 performances and continued at City Center in the fall of 1944.
Over the years, Kiepura and Eggerth starred in many more productions of The Merry Widow in a variety of languages. They also made several more movies, including The Land of Smiles (1952). Kiepura died suddenly in 1966, and after years of professional inactivity, Eggerth returned to the stage in the Harvey Schmidt–Tom Jones musical Colette, starring Diana Rigg, in 1982. She also made guest appearances on European television and continued to delight New York audiences with her ageless charm and musicianship.
One of the most admired bass-baritones of the 1960s and '70s, Krause made his professional opera debut, as Escamillo in Carmen, at Deutsche Oper Berlin in 1959. Krause was a member of the Hamburg Staatsoper for more than thirty years, beginning in 1962; his repertory with the company included roles by Verdi, Wagner, Donizetti and Mozart, as well as Jason in the world premiere of Ernst Krenek's Der Goldene Bock (1963) and the title role in the world premiere of Humphrey Searle's Hamlet (1968).
Krause made his Bayreuth debut in 1962, as the Herald in Lohengrin, and bowed at Glyndebourne in 1963, as the Count in Capriccio. Krause arrived at the Metropolitan Opera in 1967, as Almaviva in Le Nozze di Figaro; his other assignments for the company during his six seasons on the roster included Guglielmo in Così Fan Tutte, Malatesta in Don Pasquale and Escamillo, which he sang at the first performance of the Bodo Igez–Göran Gentele staging of Carmen that opened the Met's 1972–73 season.
Krause began a twenty-year association with the Salzburg Festival in 1968, when his Don Giovanni was paced by Herbert von Karajan. He also enjoyed productive relationships with Covent Garden, La Scala, the Paris Opera, Vienna State Opera, Bavarian State Opera, Lyric Opera of Chicago and San Francisco Opera.
The cofounder of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, Hook studied voice in Europe after his graduation from Princeton in 1948. In 1954, at the invitation of Eleanor Robson Belmont, the founder of the Metropolitan Opera Guild as well as the guiding force behind the National Council, Hook reorganized the Met's audition process, establishing a national network of audition districts and regions, each with its own sponsors and volunteers. Under Hook's system, talented singers were given local exposure and encouragement before the regional winners were flown to New York for the finals. Hook retired in 1968, after fifteen years as chairman of the National Council.
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Metroland West Media Group

Business is booming, according to Halton Region's 2013 Economic Review.

The recently-released report paints a bright forecase for the future with the unemployment rate dropping and new businesses settling in the region.

"Businesses want to be in Halton," said Regional Chair Gary Carr, noting the recently-released report documents growth in non-residential development over the past several years.

"Whether it's a professional office, a manufacturing facility or distribution warehouse, Halton offers the right mix of competitive taxes, a strong sustainable economy, an investment in infrastructure, including $289 million in roads alone, favourable business costs, proximity to market, talent availability, excellent services and quality of life," said Carr.

Among the highlight of the Region's 2013 Economic Review is news that Halton's unemployment rate was 4.7 per cent in 2013 — significantly lower than in the rest of the Greater Toronto Area and Ontario;

New businesses, such as Toronto Premium Outlets Mall, Gypsum Technologies, Amazon.com, David Roberts Food, UPS Canada and Lowes Canada, also opened their doors at venues throughout the region — creating more than 1,000 new jobs.

Halton businesses also have a confident outlook, as 91 per cent of those businesses surveyed anticipate economic conditions in Halton improving or remaining the same over the next year;

Ford Motor Company's announcement of its $700 million investment in its Oakville assembly complex, securing 2,800 jobs was highlighted as one reason behind the bright forecast.

The document also noted Halton remained a cost competitive location within the Greater Golden Horseshoe area for new industrial and office development.

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LEEDS, Ala., April 1 (UPI) -- Defending champion Will Power climbed from the ninth spot Sunday to win his second straight IZOD IndyCar Series race at Barber Motorsports in Alabama.
Power, who dominated last year's Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama, this time had to wait until after the final round of pit stops to grab the lead, then needed to fight off Scott Dixon after a restart with 16 laps remaining to secure the win.
The Australian Team Penske driver was denied a spot in the race's "Fast Six" when Ryan Hunter-Reay spun around and stopped on the track during the third qualifying run.
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Emergency calls
Lawrence-Douglas County Fire & Medical reported the following responses:
Fire calls
¢ Smoke or odor removal, 8:43 p.m. Saturday, 42 Winona Ave.
¢ False alarm, 7:07 p.m. Saturday, 1756 East 960 Road.
¢ Fire call, canceled, 1:34 p.m. Saturday, 1311 E. 21st Terrace.
¢ Vehicle fire, 12:22 p.m. Saturday, 14th and Tennessee streets.
¢ Smoke or odor removal, 9:26 a.m. Saturday, 1908 E. 19th St.
¢ False alarm, 5:25 a.m. Saturday, 4525 W. Sixth St.
¢ Smoke detector malfunction, 12:03 a.m. Saturday, 1200 Schwegler Drive.
Douglas County District Court
Marriage licenses issued
Christopher Alan Moore, 26, Lawrence, and Candace Lynn Jones, 24, Baldwin.
Jeffrey Steven Jackson, 29, Lawrence, and Anna Sofia Elizabeth Palos, 28, Lawrence.
Hal Keith Bumgarner, 36, Kansas City, Kan., and Anna Marie Hoffstetter, 31, Lawrence.
Jeffery Scott Kaminski, 26, Lawrence, and Lindsey Erin Lowe, 25, Lawrence.
Derek A. Rausch, 30, Shawnee, and Janon Lynn Haught, 23, Lawrence.
Joshua Todd Luce, 25, Lawrence, and Victoria Ann Kirkendall, 22, Lawrence.
Steven Paul Liebig, 35, Baldwin, and Karen Sue Maxwell, 35, Baldwin.
Jeramy Patrick Sena, 25, Rawlins, Wyo., and Jolyn Deann Whitaker, 26, Lawrence.
Erik Scott Gustafson, 34, Des Plaines, Ill., and Gretchen Lee Praeger, 36, Des Plaines, Ill.
Nathan Martin Schneider, 24, Emporia, and Laura Ann King, 24, Lawrence.
Jason Marshall Van Nice, 29, Hays, and Laura Rocio Centurion, 20, Paraguay.
Ray Elbert Wood, 55, Lawrence, and Christina Ann Reynolds, 41, Lawrence.
Timothy Robert Ryan, 46, Washington, D.C., and Suphak Wikuljaroondet, 26, Washington, D.C.
Billy Bake Blosser, 27, McLouth, and Melanie Leann Russell, 25, McLouth.
Todd A. Armburst, 36, Arkansas City, and Stephanie Lea Hughes, 32, Lawrence.
Jeffrey Blake Immer Jr., 27, Lawrence, and Erinn Laverne Barr, 25, Lawrence.
Paul Garret Eyler, 24, Lawrence, and Lindsey Nicole Heitz, 24, Lawrence.
Lanny Carl Bergstrom, 27, Lawrence, and Michele Kay Smith, 30, Lawrence.
John Phillip Shipley, 48, Kansas City, Mo., and Kimberly Kay Hylton, 41, Tonganoxie.
Stephen Wesley Fielding, 25, Minooka, Ill., and Tisha Lee Seigler, 24, Lawrence.
Christopher Ray Penny, 49, Lecompton, and April Christine Chilcoat, 26, Topeka.
Shane Aaron Kessler, 32, Lawrence, and Annette Marie Bertrand, 26, Lawrence.
Christopher Wayne Newkirk, 26, Mission, and Alicia Phooi San Ong, 28, Mission.
John Thomas Culvahouse, 50, Tonganoxie, and Rhonda Sue Dempsey, 50, Tonganoxie.
Joseph Bertie Coburn, 21, Lawrence, and Falestine Farid Afani Ruzik, 22, Lawrence.
Nicholas John Spacek, 25, Lawrence, and Tanya Lynn Woolery, 29, Lawrence.
Samuel Joseph Pierron, 28, Lawrence, and Kathryn Leigh Harpstrite, 25, Lawrence.
Kevin William Huston, 34, Lecompton, and Carmela Joy Lord, 32, Lecompton.
Calvin Shawn Bennett, 32, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Kristina Lee Vojtek, 29, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Ryan Graham Domnick, 29, Lawrence, and Jill Marie Dickey, 28, Lawrence.
Chad Cameron Wayne Bundy, 31, Lawrence, and Courtnie Lee Bridges, 29, Lawrence.
Daniel Darrell Parrish, 21, Lawrence, and Kendra Denise Lewis, 17, Lawrence.
John William Dobbins III., 27, Whitefish, Mont., and Sarah Elizabeth Carlson, 27, Whitefish, Mont.
Luis Angel Rivera, 26, Lawrence, and Sarah Elisabeth Byler, 28, Topeka.
Divorces granted
Kori Mcintire, 31, Lawrence, and Michael James Mcintire, 32, Louisburg.
Julia Katherine Cooper, 57, Baldwin, and Gregory Dale Cooper, 55, Baldwin.
Jefri Ann Leonardi, 48, Berryton, and Glenn D. Leonardi, 56, Berryton.
Charles Brian Corbin, 31, Lawrence, and Sheila D. Corbin, 35, Lawrence.
Brian P. McKay, 34, Wellsville, and Wendy L. McKay, 33, Lawrence.
Melinda M. Barnes, 39, Lawrence, and Kevin Barnes, 45, Lawrence.
Janet E. Stallard, 47, Lawrence, and Neal E. Hinton, 62, Lawrence.
Brandon Dale Cromwell, 24, Lawrence, and Katie Smith-Cromwell, 22, Lawrence.
Richard A. Martinez, 46, Lawrence, and Eileen H. Martinez, 48, Lawrence.
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Thousands Mourn Slain Mother, Girls
Thousands of mourners gathered yesterday in Ashkelon's new cemetery for the funeral of Tali Hatuel, the mother killed along with her four daughters in the Kissufim road terror attack. Social worker Hatuel, 34, was seven months pregnant.
Thousands of mourners gathered yesterday in Ashkelon's new cemetery for the funeral of Tali Hatuel, the mother killed along with her four daughters in the Kissufim road terror attack. Social worker Hatuel, 34, was seven months pregnant.
David, the father of the family and its sole survivor, was supported by friends as he cried out the traditional mourner's prayer in a broken voice.
Tali's family comes from Ashkelon and her husband's from Ashdod.
The couple settled on the Katif settlement in the Gaza Strip 12 years ago, after living for a period in Ofakim. David Hatuel became acquainted with Gush Katif while studying in a yeshiva in the settlement bloc.
Nine years ago, the Hatuels left Katif to pursue studies for 18 months, but returned to the settlement. They had four daughters and were expecting a son in two months. "We knew it was a son, and we were so happy," David said yesterday at the funeral. "And now everything has been terminated."
Tali Hatuel worked in the social welfare department of the Gaza Coast Regional Council. As a social worker she helped people who had lost relatives in terror attacks. "She would come to my home and comfort me and now its her husband who needs such help," said Haim Ben Aryeh, a neighbor of the Hatuels' from Katif.
"They were a true Israeli family - good, quiet people who loved education and they raised four model children. It's so hard for me to talk about them in the past tense," he said.
Yesterday afternoon, after her three older daughters finished school, Tali picked them up and was driving with them and her 2-year-old in the family's Citroen station wagon. She planned to drive to Ashkelon to pick up her husband, who works as a school principal in the city.
The family intended to work at a Likud precinct to try to persuade party members to vote against Ariel Sharon's disengagement plan. "About 500 families left Gush Katif today to campaign against the initiative and nobody imagined an [attack] like this would happen," said one Katif resident.
While waiting for his family to pick him up in Ashkelon, David heard about the terror attack on the radio and tried to phone his wife.
"She didn't answer the calls and so he tried to phone some friends," said Katif resident Ezra Haido. "But they already knew about the incident and recognized his cell phone number, and didn't answer him."
David set out to look for his family at Gush Katif. Tali's father, Shlomo Malka, reached the site at almost the same moment as her husband David. "Shlomo looked for his grandchildren. He kept saying, `where's Hila, where's Hadar," said Ben Aryeh.
In addition to thousands of mourners from Gush Katif and Ashkelon, President Moshe Katsav, Minister Efi Eitam and MK Zvi Hendel attended yesterday's funeral.
Katsav said at the funeral that Arab leaders should be ashamed of such atrocities: "You are a disgrace, talking about Allah while a mother and four children are murdered. Is this what you call a struggle for freedom?" said Katsav.
Some politicians at the funeral brought up the Likud referendum. Minister Eitam, from the National Religious Party, said "the heart of a Jew cannot disengage." Hendel said, "what is left today - who now needs proof of what the enemy wants?"
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From: "Kathy Fuhrman" <>
Subject: Re: [Q-R] Heachache on Louis Veilleux & Caroline Couture children
Date: Tue, 8 Mar 2011 01:05:34 -0600
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I do not have access to ancestry. Caroline Couture Veilleux says she with
kids came over in 1886 or was it 1887? George says he came 1881. Fran
found family in 1871Canadian census but makes no mention of 1881 census.
1871 lists only George & Louis NOT Baby Louis Joseph who would have been
nearly 3 at that time. Why does he not show up? Did he die before then?
I now have bapt records for All Legit kids of Louis & Caroline starting
in April 1868. BTW-That brings up another concern. IS that Louis Joseph
actually Louis son? Born just 3 months after marriage? Bapt cert says YES.
Caroline was quite busy it seems.
I will see abt acquiring the images for that George & Louis bapt & Georges
Fran says margin of older Louis & Georges birth lists them as Couture
children of 1st marriage yet she can find no 1st marriage for Caroline or
any Couture. Louis & Caroline's marr cert makes no mention of it either.
I have her bapt & her marriage listing her as Couture so not sure what to
make of that margin entry.
At time George was conceived Louis was 11 & was 12 when George was born.
I saw the 6 yr age difference. Not sure how much stock I should put into the
inconsistency? Many death cert give inaccurate birth dates.
Yes more headache.
No other Louis was found born to Ambroise. The below children are all I have
listed that were found. There was time for 1 or 2 kids to be born betw
marriage in May 1835 & birth of 1st known child abt Aug 11, 1838.
I cannot begin to thank you & Fran for your help.
1. Ambroise2 Veilleux (Louis1) was born March 16, 1807 in
St-Francois, County Beauce, Province Quebec, Canada. He married Marie
Genevieve Valliere May 19, 1835 in Sainte Marie, County Beauce, Province
Quebec, Canada, daughter of Jean Valliere and Marie Poulain. She was born
January 23, 1816 in Ste Marie, County Beauce, Province Quebec, Canada.
Children of Ambroise Veilleux and Marie Valliere are:
2 i. Genevieve Rose3 Veilleux, born Abt.
August 11, 1838 in Township of Leeds, County Megantic, Province Quebec,
Canada; died Betw. 1880 - 1881 in New Hampshire. She married William Clarke
August 04, 1863 in Leeds Methodist Church, Leeds, County Megantic, Province
Quebec; born Abt March 1817 possibly in Bedford, Bedfordshire, England; died
November 21, 1903 in Littleton, Grafton County, New Hampshire.
3 ii. Marie Sophie Veilleux, born October 04, 1842
in Leeds, County Megantic, Province Quebec, Canada; died May 11, 1880 in St
Michel Parish, County Sherbrooke, Province Quebec, Canada. She married
Louis Antoine Beauchemin November 16, 1862 in St Athanase Presbyterian
Church, Inverness, Province Quebec, Canada; born 1845; died December 24,
1911 in Laconia, New Hampshire.
4 iii. Ambroise Francois Veilleux, born February
09, 1844 in Leeds, County Megantic, Province Quebec, Canada; died November
1874 in Sherbrooke, Province Quebec, Canada. He married Eleanor Alice
LaMotte/LaMothe September 08, 1863 in St Pierre Catholic Parish,
Broughton-Broughton-Ouest, Megantic County, Province Quebec; born November
16, 1841 in St. Sylvestre, Lotbiniere Co, Province Quebec; died December 20,
1921 in Littleton, Grafton County, New Hampshire.
5 iv. Louis Veilleux, born October 04, 1850 in St
Sylvestre Parish, County Lotbinier, Province Quebec, Canada; died Bef.
November 1900. He married Caroline Couture January 28, 1868 in St Sylvestre
Catholic Parish, County Lotbiniere, Province Quebec, Canada; born 1837 in
Province Quebec, Canada; died February 23, 1918 in Littleton, Grafton
County, New Hampshire.
6 v. Elizabeth Veilleux, born April 30, 1853 in St
Sylvestre Parish, County Lotbinier, Province Quebec, Canada.
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2011 5:29 PM
I can see why you have a headache, and I may add to it before I relieve it a
little .........
when Louis Veilleux, husband of Caroline Couture dies in Sherbrooke on 9 Feb
1877, he is said to be 33 yrs old, putting his birth at 1844 not 1850. I
know there was a Louis born to Ambrose & Genevieve in 1850, but could they
have had one earlier?
When George Veilleux marries in Sherbrooke in 1881, he is ": the minor son
of Louis Veilleux & Caroline Couture" .....so even if Louis & Caroline got
married in 1868...maybe they had him before but could not get permission to
marry because he was were under age!
As for Caroline's 6 children .... there's George (1864), Joseph Louis (1868)
John (1871) Levi / FX (1873 ) Charles Louis (1875 ) & Rose de Lima 1877
(that's 6 ....4 living George, John, Levi, Charles
George remarried in 1905 in NH, Charles married 4 times and died 29 June
1939 in Bethlehem,NH
As for Francis Xavier being Levi, I would day yes ....census he gives Jun
he aslo has a son Levi F. (F) for Francois????
It would be nice to find them in an earlier census to see what's
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Q: I have a pair of red-headed parrot finches that fledged four babies a few months ago. Now they look exactly like the parents. How can I tell if they are male or female?
A: Red-headed parrot finches can be very difficult to sex visually but some visual clues exist.
Parrot finches are hard to sex by song when they are in groups, because they sing with their beaks closed and are usually in constant motion. One method for helping sex them is to separate your birds one at a time in a cage that can be moved out of view of the rest of the birds.
Male parrot finches usually begin to sing (trill) loudly when set apart from their cagemates. Because of the closed-beak singing, rely on your ears more than your eyes to make your determinations.
Reaction to nesting material seems to be a gender-indicator for this species. Even immature males often show a strong reaction to the presence of shredded burlap or similar items. All parrot finches are curious and quick to investigate anything new in their environment. Normally, only males will be interested enough to pick up some material to carry around the cage. Young hens often poke at it but usually won? pick up or carry any material.
DNA Method
DNA-sexing is more available and less expensive than ever before, and it is ultimately the best and most reliable way to sex birds. The average cost per sample is about $25, and results can be had in as few as two days. For some tests, blood samples are no longer needed and tests can be performed using a few breast feathers.
One of the advantages of DNA testing is that parrot finches have a short but intense reproductive life, and DNA sexing helps prevent wasted effort with same-sex birds. Parrot finches may live 10 or more years, but they usually only breed for a few years. If the birds are to be sold, the cost of sexing can be added to the price, and serious breeders are usually happy to pay it.


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2014-04-16 Vatican Radio(Vatican Radio) In a series of reflections, the Secretary of the Vatican Congregation for Divine Worship and Discipline of the Sacraments, Archbishop Arthur Roche, walks Vatican Radio through the Holy Week liturgies, explaining their significance, symbolism and place within the history of Christ's Passion, Death and Resurrection.
He begins with the Chrism Mass, the first of the liturgies Holy Thursday morning, that leads us towards the Holy Triduum. Listen:
"On the first Holy Thursday when Our Lord in the Upper Room, celebrated the Eucharist with his disciples…he ordained his first bishops, his first priests. On that day every year, in every diocese throughout the world, the bishop together with his priest gather together to celebrate Mass together. It's called 'the Great Concelebration'. It's a very unique event, in the life of the Church because the priests renew their promises to serve the Lord, in the various ministries that they have been given. But they also promise to serve the Lord through the conversion of their own lives constantly turning towards Him, the source of all life".
"On this same occasion the Chrism Mass – chrism is the same word as Christ, Jesus is called Christ because he is the Anointed One of God – the oils which are used for the celebration of the Sacraments are blessed and consecrated. The Oil for the Sick… and the Oil of Catechumens…and the Oil of Chrism is consecrated. Through that oil of Chrism those who are being ordained bishops or priests will have that oil put either on their head …or hands to show that they are being set apart in a very special way to minister to the people of God. They are the ones to bring Christ to the people whom they have been sent to serve".
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There's no need to go nuts over a Nutella shortage, the makers of the chocolate and hazelnut spread confirmed.
The Ferrero Group, the company that makes Nutella, purchases its hazelnuts from Turkey, the chief producer of hazelnuts. But last spring's freeze destroyed a large portion of the hazelnut crop in Turkey, sending hazelnut prices up by 60 percent, according to NBC News, their highest levels in 10 years.
Though a number of media outlets raised concerns that a Nutella shortage or a price increase was imminent, Ferrero said the availability of Nutella won't change.
"We are tracking this issue closely and there's no foreseeable impact on the availability of Nutella," a spokesperson for Ferrero USA said in a statement to NBC on Tuesday, adding, "as always, we will maintain the high quality of the Nutella product that consumers know and love."
Ferrero has no comment on any changes to the price of Nutella as a result of the hazelnut shortage.


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Acid reflux and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are closely related, but the terms don't necessarily mean the same thing.
Acid reflux is the backward flow of stomach acid into the esophagus — the tube that connects the throat and stomach. Acid reflux is more specifically known as gastroesophageal reflux. During an episode of acid reflux, you may taste regurgitated food or sour liquid at the back of your mouth or feel a burning sensation in your chest (heartburn).
Sometimes acid reflux progresses to GERD, a more severe form of reflux. The most common symptom of GERD is frequent heartburn. Other signs and symptoms may include regurgitation of food or sour liquid, difficulty swallowing, coughing, wheezing, and chest pain — especially while lying down at night.
If you have occasional acid reflux, lifestyle changes can help. Lose excess weight, eat smaller meals, and avoid foods that seem to trigger heartburn — such as fried or fatty foods, chocolate, and peppermint. Avoiding alcohol and nicotine may help, too.
If necessary, occasional acid reflux can be treated with over-the-counter medication, including:
If you suspect that you have GERD, your signs and symptoms worsen, or you experience nausea, vomiting or difficulty swallowing, talk to your doctor. Prescription medications may help. In a few cases, GERD may be treated with surgery or other procedures.
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The LAPD said officers fired non-lethal bean bag rounds to disperse the crowd after protesters threw batteries and rocks at police.
The protesters were marching on I-10 highway in the Crenshaw neighbourhood in southwestern LA.
Several arrests were made after 80 protesters gathered outside the CNN building in Hollywood chanting "No Justice, No Peace", the LA Times reported.
Officers faced pockets of protests throughout Sunday evening, but they stressed that most protesters were peaceful.
In New York, Times Square was closed to traffic to prevent a demonstration from getting out of control. Crowds have also taken to the streets in San Francisco and Boston.
Many have donned hooded tops as a mark of respect to the 17-year-old, who was wearing one on the night he was killed by Mr Zimmerman.
The neighbourhood watch volunteer was cleared on Saturday of the second-degree murder of Trayvon in Sanford, near Orlando in Florida.
He had been accused of pursuing him through a gated community, but the jury believed the defence team's argument that Mr Zimmerman opened fire in self-defence after the teenager wrestled him to the ground.
While many people believe the jury got it right in deciding that Mr Zimmerman acted in self-defence, many others believe it has again exposed deep racial divisions.
Some of the biggest demonstrations were in New York where thousands of people gathered in Union Square and then later in Times Square.
One protester, Stacey Ann Chin, said: "I have a black child growing up in New York City.
"And I felt like I had to get out of my house today, and motivate the household and get everyone out to come and show a presence, some evidence of resistance, some evidence of our displeasure or our aghast, unbelief about what has happened. "
Carmella Alston, also from New York, said: "I just know that my ancestors, my great-grandmothers, my grandmothers all marched before with Malcolm, Martin, Reverend Jesse Jackson, and even marched with Al Sharpton.
"And I didn't think at this age I will have to be going through this as well."
Community leaders including the Rev Jackson - who said he was "stunned" by the verdict - have called on protesters to demonstrate peacefully.
US President Barack Obama, who spoke emotionally about the case last year, has called for "calm reflection".
"The death of Trayvon Martin was a tragedy. Not just for his family, or for any one community, but for America," Mr Obama said.
"I know this case has elicited strong passions. And in the wake of the verdict I know those passions are running even higher. But we are a nation of laws, and a jury has spoken."
Meanwhile, New York Giants footballer Victor Cruz has apologised for a tweet in which he appeared to criticise the verdict and predict that Mr Zimmerman would become the victim of vigilantes. The NFL star said after deleting the tweet that he would never advocate violence.
Trayvon's parents, Tracy and Sybrina, who are separated, had asked the public before the verdict to respect the outcome of the trial. Afterwards they thanked people for the outpouring of support they had received since last year.
They are said to be considering a separate civil lawsuit against Mr Zimmerman, who was not arrested until well over a month after the killing led to national outrage.
The Justice Department has confirmed that now the trial has ended it is reviewing evidence to determine whether criminal civil rights charges are warranted.


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The G.I. site Hisstank has these new images from the upcoming "G.I. Joe" movie "Rise of Cobra" that shows characters from the movie in what I believe are trading cards. Or as Hisstank calls them, movie card files. Basically, trading cards. All the usual guys have come out, including Duke, Storm Shadow, and Scarlett (though strangely, I don't see one for Snake Eyes), but there are some new ones featuring characters we haven't seen before, including The Doctor, Zartan (Arnold Vosloo), a Cobra Viper soldier in full armor, and Breaker (Saïd Taghmaoui). And yes, the sheer dorkiness of Breaker and The Doctor defy comprehension.
But then again, after the initial Snake Eyes promo images that were released from the movie all those months ago, there hasn't been a single thing from the movie that's come out yet and gotten the geeks excited. Maybe the first trailer will change all that. God, I hope so, because this thing is looking like a major train wreck from where I sit in the cheap seats.


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Bella Andre is widely read, and her books are well-loved. It's easy to see why; the standard pieces from a romance are rearranged, like she spun a kaleidoscope, and all the colors fall together in a new pattern.
The Sullivan series, all her books really, are a wonderful blend of the traditional romance that many of us grew up reading and something more modern. I Only Have Eyes for You is a best friend's little sister book. The bad boy hero has the expected qualms about getting involved with good girl Sophie. When her sister catches them post-first-kiss, instead of lying or retreating or letting her fella take care of it, Sophie wades right in.
"He kissed me," Sophie told her sister, her expression stubborn as she faced her. "Now you don't have to talk about it. Let's go." She grabbed her sister's hand and made sure they walked together past the shed.
In Can't Help Falling in Love, fire fighter Gabe rescues Megan from the fire that destroys her home and everything she owns. She visits him in the hospital to thank him, but they don't become involved until months later when Megan is back on her feet again. She doesn't need Gabe to save her twice. In one heated love scene it's the heroine who rips off the hero's shirt. In high school artsy Vicki saves jock Ryan by shoving him out of the path of an oncoming car which is the start of their lifelong friendship. All those surprises keep me turning the pages.
Her heroes are alpha good guys. They love their families and are good friends. They are basically grown up boy scouts. They take phone calls from their mothers and pitch in to help out when needed. And when they fall, they fall hard. Only 8% into The Look of Love and Chase is a goner:
No question about it, he was on his way to totally and completely losing his mind over this woman.
The books are steamy, for sure, fan-yourself, singe-your-fingertips steamy. What I love is how Andre pairs that heat with such lush romance, sometimes in the same scene. Despite the love scenes that are so explicit, Andre knows not to skim over the little things like the moment of connection of holding hands with the person you love.
And even though it turned out that lying there, fully clothed beside each other, was better than any time he'd ever spent naked with another woman, he made himself let go of her hand as she moved to get back on her feet.
Hands down my favorite thing in Andre's books are her heroines. They are down-to-earth and sweet and modern in a really refreshing way. Chloe, the heroine of the first Sullivans book, arrives at her hero Chase's place only to find a naked woman in his bed hoping to get lucky. When Chase declines, Ellen offers to include Chloe in their bedroom games.
Chloe looked utterly bemused by the way Ellen was looking at her, clearly sizing her up for future performance. "Thanks, I guess," she said, "but I don't think I'm up for any threesomes tonight."
No pearl clutching, no tantrum, no slut shaming. In the opening of the very next book in the series From This Moment On, the heroine Nicola goes out looking for hot sex. She fails at it but she doesn't chicken out or decide it's beneath her.
Heather in If You Were Mine has a semi-regular, unapologetic booty call before the book begins with the brother of the hero. She goes on to challenge the hero's assumption that all women want to fall in love.
"Let me make sure I have this straight. A guy can not be looking for love because it'll complicate his life. But a woman has to have all sorts of trauma to make her like that?"
Her heroines have this great, liberated attitude toward their sexuality which feels so fresh and modern. In a genre where the woman who isn't the heroine is often contrasted with the (nearly) chaste heroine by her frank enjoyment of her sex life, it's refreshing to have a heroine who doesn't need to put down other women to look worthy of the hero's love.
Julia Broadbooks writes contemporary romance. She lives in the wilds of suburban Florida with her ever patient husband and bakes ridiculous amounts of sugary treats for her teens' friends. Find her on Twitter @juliabroadbooks.


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From README:
This module automatically inserts data from a previous HTML form into
the HTML input and select tags. It is a subclass of HTML::Parser and
uses it to parse the HTML and insert the values into the form tags.
One useful application is after a user submits an HTML form without
filling out required field. HTML::FillInForm can be used to redisplay
the HTML form with all the form elements containing the submitted
WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-FillInForm/
make generate-plist
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/www/p5-HTML-FillInForm/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install p5-HTML-FillInForm
cd /usr/ports/www/p5-HTML-FillInForm/ && make install clean
pkg install p5-HTML-FillInForm
PKGNAME: p5-HTML-FillInForm
SHA256 (HTML-FillInForm-2.21.tar.gz) = d3af183cc8327614f1192929f4f0919b6e9725fc19c6f3730ce556a8daea6cf6
SIZE (HTML-FillInForm-2.21.tar.gz) = 17823
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
This port is required by:
No options to configure
Number of commits found: 36
Fix license information for portgs that use "the same license as Perl".
Sponsored by: Absolight
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories v, w, x, y, and z.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Switch TEST_DEPEND from p5-CGI.pm to p5-CGI.
- Update to 2.21
- Add TEST_DEPENDS
- Sort PLIST
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-FillInForm/Changes
Change the way Perl modules are installed, update the default Perl to 5.18.
Before, we had:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18
site_perl/perl_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/5.18/mach
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/5.18/man/man3
Now we have:
site_perl : lib/perl5/site_perl
site_arch : lib/perl5/site_perl/mach/5.18
perl_man3 : lib/perl5/site_perl/man/man3
Modules without any .so will be installed at the same place regardless of the
support STAGEDIR.
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Update to 2.20
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-FillInForm/Changes
- Convert to new perl framework
- Trim Makefile header
- Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=yes, it's the default.
Update to 2.11. Add license information.
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-FillInForm/Changes
The vast majority of pkg-descr files had the following format when they
had both lines:
Author: ...
So standardize on that, and move them to the end of the file when necessary.
Also fix some more whitespace, and remove more "signature tags" of varying
forms, like -- name, etc.
A few other various formatting issues
- Update to 2.1
Changes: http://search.cpan.org/dist/HTML-FillInForm/Changes
- Get Rid MD5 support
Reassign my p5-* ports to perl@ so more than one person
can look at them.
- Take advantage of CPAN macro from bsd.sites.mk, change
${MASTER_SITE_PERL_CPAN} to CPAN.
PR: ports/122674
Submitted by: Philip M. Gollucci <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Reworked by: araujo (myself)
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
Update to 2.00
Update to 1.07
Replace ugly "@unexec rmdir %D... 2>/dev/null || true" with @dirrmtry
Approved by: krion@
PR: ports/88711 (related)
- Add SHA256
Approved by: maintainer
Update to 1.06
Tested with: tinderbox
search.cpan.org redirect reduction canonicalization project, pass 1:
URLs automatically rewritten from /search?dist=Foo or /dist/Foo
to /dist/Foo/ (note trailing slash). After a 2002(!) reorganization,
this is the preferred way to refer to modules on search.cpan.org.
This pass brought to you by http://people.freebsd.org/~fenner/fix-search
Update to 1.05
Update to 1.04
- Update to 1.03
- Use SITE_PERL
Change to my FreeBSD.org address
Update to 1.02
Update to 1.01.
Submitted by: maintainer
Update to 1.00.
Submitted by: Erwin Lansing <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Update to 0.29, assign the submitter to be the maintainer.
Submitted by: Erwin Lansing <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Update to version 0.25
Submitted by: Alex Kapranoff <email@example.com>
Update to 0.24 and set MAINTAINER to email@example.com.
Submitted by: the former maintainer
Upgrade www/p5-HTML-FillInForm to 0.18.
Update plist
Add p5-HTML-FillInForm 0.11, a perl5 module for auto-filling HTML form fields
from previous values.
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One thing I love to do post-holiday is curl up with new books. Here's what I'm reading right now:
Tales of Beedle the Bard - I can't resist another J.K. Rowling!
Martha Stewart's Cooking School - Arranged by cooking technique and full of insight into equipment, ingredients, and every other aspect of the kitchen.
The Gentle Art of Domesticity by Jane Brocket - A look at domestic crafts such as knitting, quilting, baking, and sewing as artistic endeavors. A premise that everyday things can and should be aesthetically pleasing, and that there is value in the homemade.
The Camera by Ansel Adams. This is actually a book I gave Alexi years ago. He suggested I read it recently after yet another conversation with him about "how do I"... The book has detailed information on camera components such as lenses, shutters, and light meters.
What are you reading right now?


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This is a guide on how to use the iPhone photo editing app called "VSCOCAM" which is sold in the app store at $0.99.
1Open the app. Select the double rectangles in the bottom left corner, which opens up other pictures that you've edited with "VSCOCAM". Then press the button with the double rectangles and arrow on it. This opens up your camera roll.
2Upload and edit. Upload your desired photo that you want to edit. Press the image after uploading, and press the paint brush in the bottom toolbar. Then, choose what edit you prefer.
- Add a fade. This is optional, but definitely makes some pictures really stand out. Press the tool button on the bottom, and then press "FADE". After adding the fade, select "DONE".
3Save. Press "DONE" again. Press the image, and press the rectangle with the downwards pointing arrow.
4Select "LARGE / 1024px" (which is the preferred picture size, but medium works well also), and viola! You now have a "VSCOCAM" edited picture!
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All 21 episodes of the mid-1990s sci-fi series following the adventures of a group of humans who set out to colonise a planet that resembles Earth.
With Earth itself all but uninhabitable, a team, led by billionaire Devon Adair (Debrah Farentino), sets out for a planet 22 light years away.
Unfortunately, they aren't the only people with their eye on the planet and find themselves locked in a battle for ownership with powerful forces.
The episodes are: 'First Contact', 'The Man Who Fell to Earth', 'Life Lessons', 'Promises, Promises', 'A Memory Play', 'Natural Born Grendlers', 'Water', 'The Church of Morgan', 'The Enemy Within', 'Redemption', 'Moon Cross', 'Better Living Through Morganite: Part 1', 'Better Living Through Morganite: Part 2', 'Grendlers in the Myst', 'The Greatest Love Story Never Told', 'Brave New Pacifica', 'The Boy Who Would Be Terrian King', 'After the Thaw', 'Survival of the Fittest', 'Flower Child' and 'All About Eve'.
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Organisational structure
Curtin University is a multi-campus university founded as the Western Australian Institute of Technology (WAIT) in 1967.
Curtin gained university status in 1987. Curtin's teaching and research is grouped into five study areas:
- Centre for Aboriginal Studies
- Curtin Business School
- Faculty of Health Sciences
- Faculty of Humanities
- Faculty of Science and Engineering
These faculties are further divided into schools, departments and centres, which are the basic operational units of the University. Teaching and research activities are supported by the Vice-Chancellory. Courses are delivered at several campuses and education centres throughout Western Australia, campuses in Sydney and Malaysia, as well as a host of international partner institutions.
The Curtin University Act 1966, which established the University, provides that the governing authority of the University is the Council. The Chancellor chairs Council while the Vice-Chancellor is responsible for the day-to-day management of the University.
Enabling legislation
Legislation to change the formal status of the Western Australian Institute of Technology to a University of Technology was passed by the Western Australian State Parliament in 1986. Curtin University of Technology commenced operation on 1 January 1987.
In 1998, an amendment was made to the wording of the Curtin University Act 1966 to enable the University to establish and maintain branches outside the State of Western Australia. At the time of the original wording of the Act, internationalisation of the University's activities had not been contemplated. Given the University's operations in an increasingly global environment, it was seen as timely to seek an amendment, which would not impede any future operations. The Curtin University of Technology Amendment Act 1998, enabling the University to carry out its functions and enter in business arrangements "within or outside the State" was assented to by the Governor on 5 November 1998.
The functions of the University, as laid down in the Act, include the following:
- to provide courses of study appropriate to a university, and other tertiary courses, and to aid the advancement, development and practical application of knowledge
- to encourage and participate in the development and improvement of tertiary education whether on a full-time or part-time basis
- to provide other such courses as may be approved by the Council
- to encourage and undertake research and to aid directly or indirectly the application of science and technology to industry
- to foster the general welfare and development of its enrolled students
- to make appropriate academic awards to enrolled students who have attained standards approved by the University in examination and to other persons as prescribed
- to provide such facilities relating to the foregoing functions as the Council thinks necessary or conducive for their attainment.


text: Hi All, I've been learning for over a year now. Teaching myself using many of the online sites, such as TB and studybass.com Right now I'm using learning to read as a way to be able to play pieces and at the same time use it to test/train myself to be able to find notes faster on the fretboard.... is this valid? Does this work? or is there a better approach? My line of thought is learning to play simple stuff, such as from "BluesBass, The complete method" by Jon Leiberman, and then create my own lines from there. I've also just bought a drum machine. So when I get going with it I want to set up some rhythms and jam with that. I'm also working through Stuart Clayton's "Crash Course Bass" Does this seem sensible?


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The Late Komla Dumor
The Academic Board of the African University College of Communications (AUCC) has approved a proposal to establish the Komla Dumor Centre for Broadcast Journalism from September this year.
Named after the late iconic African broadcaster, Komla Dumor of Ghana, the Centre will design special training programmes, workshops, public lectures, international conferences, and publish papers and books on broadcasting.
According to a release, AUCC management's acceptance to honour Komla Dumor hinged on a tribute the AUCC founder, Kojo Yankah, presented during the funeral of the late media practitioner, calling on communication institutions to set the pace to immortalize him (Dumor).
The founder further noted that 'though Komla Dumor did not enroll to go through formal journalism training, he studied and practised the profession through hard work, confidence and held on to a will to succeed to make Africa proud.'
Kojo Yankah explained among other reasons that Komla Dumor epitomized one of the core values that AUCC was built upon – pursuing excellence – in his chosen profession (journalism) till he became one of the most recognised journalists at the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).
'He was also a critical and independent thinker whose passion for creativity and innovation led him to develop his own unique on-air style that allowed him to seamlessly move between TV and radio,' the tribute intimated.
'Komla's love for Africa and passion for telling the African story further resonates powerfully with AUCC's core value #4, which is the 'respect for African cultural values,' having travelled to 20 African countries to interview the movers and the shakers of the continent and wielding considerable influence on how Africa was covered by the BBC.
'He also personified AUCC'S strong belief in 'service to the community' by going as far us volunteering extra shifts for colleagues at his work place, in spite of his own busy schedules,' the AUCC founder observed .
The father of Komla Dumor, Professor Ernest Dumor, has accepted to be the first Chairman of the Komla Dumor Centre for Broadcast Journalism.
Prof. Dumor, acknowledging the honour done to his late son by AUCC, said 'Komla's mother and I had an influence on him but we are grateful that he has become an icon for many and a gem for many more to come.'
Komla Dumor passed away on January 18, 2014 while working for the BBC, after a successful career with Joy FM in Ghana.
The Centre will be officially launched in the latter part of 2014.
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On the field Fallbrook High School's boys soccer team finished the 2012-13 season with a 11-10-2 overall record, including a 5-3-2 mark in Avocado West League play which would have been worth fourth place in the league standings, but an ineligible player caused the Warriors to forfeit eight wins and a tie and kept Fallbrook out of the CIF playoffs while leaving the Warriors with official records of 3-19-1 and 1-8-1.
"Regardless it was a very successful season," said Fallbrook coach Jorge Rojas.
The player was participating with the Academy program of the Nomads club during the CIF season. That violated the prohibition against play or practice with a club team during the CIF season, and Rojas took action once the high school team was notified. "We turned ourself in," he said. "We dealt with it like it should have been."
The player was removed from the Fallbrook active roster. Rojas was told that Fallbrook was not eligible for the CIF playoffs. "It was a little confusing to us," he said.
"We had to respect what they had to say," Rojas said about being denied a playoff berth. "Our athlete did break the rules."
The forfeit losses included the reversal of a Jan. 31 victory over La Costa Canyon, which won the 2012-13 CIF Division II championship. In the first game after the ineligible player was benched, the Warriors defeated 2012-13 CIF Division I playoff finalist Carlsbad by a 2-1 score Feb. 7.
Fallbrook was ranked among the county's top 20 teams after defeating the Lancers, and the Warriors followed that game with a 1-1 tie Feb. 12 against El Camino and a 2-1 loss Feb. 14 to Division I playoff participant Rancho Buena Vista. "Our team was just doing such a great job that we really felt one man didn't affect the team as a whole," Rojas said.
The Warriors actually lost another player for the final two games of the season. Team captain and center midfielder Ignacio Robles, a senior who spent three years on Fallbrook's varsity, played against Carlsbad before learning that his father's cancer was terminal. Ignacio Robles Sr. did not live in San Diego County, so Ignacio Robles Jr. missed the El Camino and Rancho Buena Vista contests to be with his father. Ignacio Robles Sr. passed away March 11, and the team is planning a fundraiser for the family's medical expenses.
Robles was one of nine seniors on the 2012-13 Warriors.
"It was a great season," Rojas said. "Definitely happy. Very satisfied."
The on-field winning season was Fallbrook's first since 2007-08, and the 11 on-field wins were the most since the 2005-06 team reached the CIF finals. "Overall I think we're on the edge of success," Rojas said. "Hopefully we continue on the good side of things our program has experienced."