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Lakebed Temple
This page contains the Walkthrough for the Lakebed Temple in Twilight Princess.
Alright, it's time to tackle the Lakebed Temple. Begin by swimming through the tunnel to enter the actual temple.
Getting the Map[edit]
Inside this room, climb the staircase and jump off the platform to grab the suspended gold lever to open the door behind you. Go through it to the next room.
Wander forward a few feet to trigger a dropping stalactite. This should clue you in as to your next objective. Equip Bomb Arrows and shoot the remaining stalactites to drop them to the ground. Cross the room using the fallen stalactites to reach the door.
Go over the bridge (there will be a Lizalfos on it) into the next room. When there, ignore the chain and proceed go down the stairs and then right at the base. Then turn right until you reach the lever in the south end. Grab it to rotate the staircase to where you're facing and proceed upstairs.
At the top of the staircase turn right and continue until you find the chain on the east side. Activate it to again rotate the staircase to your position, then proceed down it and turn right to find the map. Now enter the door by the bottom of the staircase.
Getting the Clawshot[edit]
Cross over the hallway into the next room. From the entrance, shoot the two large stalactites hanging from the ceiling. Proceed through the tunnel to your right where you can now cross the gap. Latch onto the vine covered wall and climb counter-clockwise around the structure. At the end, drop to the ground, then cross over the two nearby platforms over to a treasure chest on the West side. Inside is a small key. Now drop down and climb the vines and exit through the way you came in.
Now run up the stairs and around the to the locked door between the two red pillars on the West side of the room and open it.
Cross the bridge over to the room on the other side. Shoot down the two stalactites on the right side of the room. Now run over and jump on the left one to reach the vine covered wall. Climb over to the right side and drop off and jump towards the lever. Now blow up the rock dead-ahead with a bomb and proceed through the door at the end of the path.
Inside, you'll see a little creature hop into a water bubble. Ignore him for now and exit out of the room through the door on the east side. Drop down and open the chest at the end for a small key. Now run halfway back up the path and open the door on the right side. You'll emerge in a room with a giant platform in the center. Exit out the door on the other side.
Turn left and go back into the room at the end of the tunnel (the one where the little creature jumped into the bubble) and open the locked door. Drop down and climb the vine covered wall on the east side. Then proceed all the way up the ramp and climb either of the two ladders at the top. Once there, jump over to the hanging lever to open a watergate.
Now jump into the water filled room below and swim to the center platform and grab the lever. This will open another gate allowing the water to flow into the next room. Enter that room through the south (it's the one you just came from) and go through the left door.
Continue to the end of the hallway and go through the door on the east side. Follow the water across the bridge and into the next room (the large central staircase chamber). As you enter, a short cinema will play showing the water level rising. Run to the left and activate the switch on the opposite side of the room. Then go down the stairs that rotated towards you and enter the door at the base.
Proceed across the bridge and into the next room. Here, you'll find three rotating platforms. Hop onto one of them, and ride it to the northern door. Head down the path to the left to find a treasure chest containing a small key. Now go back through the door in which you entered.
Hop onto a moving platform again and right to the next door on the Western side. Unlock the door in the tunnel with your key and dive into the water. Swim to the end and use your Iron Boots to sink to the bottom. You'll see a stone blocking the way. Blow it up with a water bomb and swim into the next room.
After rising to the surface, look up at the ceiling with first person view to see a giant creature hanging on. When he jumps down, he'll unleash a plethora of creatures that will swim towards you. A spin attack is a quick way to take them down. You can also use your shield to keep them at bay.
When he leaps into the air, roll around to stay out of its landing area, as marked by its shadow. Thankfully, he'll be stunned when he lands, so lash at his exposed tongue with the sword to teach him a lesson.
After he's defeated, a chest will pop out containing the Clawshot. Now use the Clawshot to grab hold of the tile in the southern end to open the door.
Getting the Compass[edit]
Exit the room through the door across the way. Use your Clawshot to latch onto the vine ceiling on the left and drop down to the door on the east side. Now head back to the main room with the rotating staircase. Once there, climb the staircase and turn left. Continue to the west side of the room and use the Clawshot on the ceiling tile to rotate the staircase towards you. This will allow the water to flow downhill into another room. Follow it through the door at the base of the stairs.
Pass through the spokes of the waterwheel and into the next room.
Jump to the first hanging platform and aim your Clawshot at the tile above the platform to the left. Drop to the platform and Clawshot to the vines on the northern side of the room and then to the vine covered pillar in the center of the room. From there, climb over to the nearby platform and Clawshot over to the vines across the way in the northeast corner. Continue over to the nearby platform and open the door.
In this next room, turn right and shoot the stalactite above the right geyser. Then climb on top and ride it over the wall. After dropping down, latch onto the Clawshot tile above the door on the east side and go through the door.
From here, use your Clawshot to target the vines on the other since of the fencing along the ceiling to drop into that area. Drop down and cross the waterway to scale the ramp. Use your Clawshot to cross the broken portions. When at the top, Clawshot over to the eastern wall and open the chest to obtain the compass.
Getting the Big Key[edit]
Subsequently, climb the ladder to activate the water flow, then drop to the water below and activate the chain on the center island to move the water through the temple. Now exit the way you came in (via the ceiling vines) and exit out the left door.
Go past the waterwheel and enter the door on your right. You'll arrive in a room with some spinning cogs. Drop to the room below (carefully--the room is bottomless) and hop onto one of the two spinning platforms, and then Clawshot onto one of the latches on the high platform to ride over to the eastern door.
Drop into the water and use the iron boots to go through the tunnel and blow up the boulder with the water bomb to reveal a pathway.
After going through it, use a water bomb to destroy the boulder in the Bottom right, southeast corner. Continue until you reach land and go through the door. Then latch onto the tile above to pull open a hole in the floor and lower yourself down - Do not drop down, as the hole will close. When at the bottom, open the chest for the big key. Jump into the water and go out the way you came in.
Now make your way back to the main room with the staircase.
Head back to the central staircase room for the last time. Jump into the water and swim to the center island and open the door with the big key. After falling down the hole, use your iron boots to sink to the bottom to find the Temple's boss.
Temple Boss: Morpheel[edit]
Morpheel may seem daunting, but thankfully his lack of attacks make him a push over. He has two forms with his eye being the weak point both times. Lock onto the floating eyeball amongst the tentacles and use your Clawshot to pull it towards you. Just watch out for the bomb fish swimming around during this segment. When the eyeball is close, slash it with your sword a few times to make the boss fully reveal himself.
Although he's quite a fast swimmer, Link can catch up to him by cutting through the center of the arena, or approaching him from head-on. Just stay away from its mouth as it can pull you in to deal damage. There's an eyeball on its back that you'll have to lock on to, and then Clawshot to pull yourself over to it. Once Link gets situated, lash with your sword to deal damage (sorry, spin-attacks won't work here).
After a few attacks, the boss will be vanquished. You will then be awarded a Fused Shadow and Heart Container.


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"Hey Summoners,
Welcome to patch 3.15, the first patch of preseason (not counting that hotfix we deployed during v3.14)! We're generally happy with how things are going, so our goals today aren't to introduce a lot of new changes. Instead, we're hitting the scallywags that are skewing the game one way or the other so that we can really see what's going on.
We'll be keeping a close eye on the state of the game – supports in particular – and we hope you're enjoying the preseason. On to the patch notes!"
"Back in Patch v3.13, we made some changes to let us more dynamically turn on "Loss Prevented" mode for servers with hardware/connection issues. Unfortunately, there was a bug where "prevented" games showed up as losses. Turning on Loss Prevented mode is a manual process that we're improving on (including the potential to automate) in the future. Sorry for the inconvenience!"
"As a new player, it's no fun going through unbalanced games while the system tries to figure out your appropriate skill level. We've done some work here to speed up our ability to identify new players while quickly improving their matchmaking experience."
"Explanation here: if you've been waiting in the queue for a while, the matchmaker will become less picky about making a perfectly balanced match. That said, there was a rare bug where players who were in the queue for long periods of time would become matchmaking vacuums, where they would instantly suck in all of the more "picky" players who had just queued in the nearby matchmaking vicinity. To the vacuumed player, if a match gets found quickly, that means in our system that the match is guaranteed to be high quality. Occasionally, however, this wasn't the case (due to wider ranges in matchmaking confidence), and can lead to a bad experience – we've since fixed that bug."
"Long story short, champions with attack speed buffs will now feel the effects quicker."
"Ahri's very early laning experience can be unforgiving if she falls behind. These changes are to give her more breathing room before her first shopping trip or blue buff."
Summary: We've reduced the duration of Terrify at later ranks and lowered the mana cost of both Terrify and Crowstorm.
"Terrify is rather… terrifying at later levels, especially with the current pace of the game. That said, we didn't want to straight nerf Fiddle's power without any compensation. Cutting down his mana costs means that Fiddle can stay out in the field a little longer (especially after team fights), while the slight buff to Terrify's rank 1 duration helps his unstable early game."
"Given our recent support changes, Janna could use a mana cost decrease like the other ult cost reductions we've made. We're still keeping an eye on this weather lady, so stay tuned for more change."
Lee Sin
Summary: Safeguard no longer shields minions or makes wards invulnerable when Lee Sin dashes to them.
"We like that Lee Sin could make cool plays without relying on teammates to Safeguard to, but felt we could trim some of his extraneous power without removing the real 'fun' of it."
Summary: We've lowered the base damage of Piercing Light and shortened its cast range.
"We're culling some of Lucian's lane dominance – especially when he gets early AD purchases (given Piercing Light's high AD ratios). Rather than relentlessly pursuing a reduction on Lucian's damage, we also shaved some range off Piercing Light, as Lucian was able to poke from just outside of auto-attack range before going in for a strong trade with his passive. I'm sure there's another ability pun to be had in here, but I got nothing."
Summary: Pix, Faerie Companion had its base damage increased, Help, Pix!'s base shield strength was increased and Wild Growth's mana cost was lowered.
"Lulu's defensive capabilities were a little low for a traditional support, so we sent her to the gym to get buff. Like most supports, we're keeping an eye on Lulu as the preseason progresses."
Summary: We've reduced the duration of Puncturing Taunt at later levels and reduced the mana cost of both Puncturing Taunt and Tremors.
"Similar to Fiddlesticks' Terrify, Puncturing Taunt scales to a frustratingly long duration (according to some, it went on forever, so some subjectivity is expected), especially when Rammus has a strong early game. We didn't want to just lower Taunt's durations, so we've made some mana cost reductions to help Rammus recover in games when he has a rough start."
Summary: Fleet of Foot's movement speed bonus now scales up to 50 and Spell Shield has had its duration cut in half. On The Hunt also had its duration reduced and its cooldown increased while the enhanced movement speed boost scales up to 4 seconds with each rank.
"We like the general direction of Sivir and are now in the process of tuning her power. Currently Sivir has access to a lot of raw mobility (especially in the early game), so we're hitting that to reduce some of her early game snowball potential. We also wanted to give Sivir's opponents more windows of opportunity against her."
"We've got larger plans for Soraka in the long-term but for now, we're giving her some extra survivability and mobility in the laning phase to keep her healthy for the preseason."
Summary: The armor scaling of Gemcraft has been reduced and Shatter had several changes made to it. Shatter's aura now increases allied champion armor by the correct amount and the armor damage scaling has been reduced. The shred of Shatter has also had its base value and armor scaling reduced.
"We're happy with Taric's kit in the preseason, but his burst damage was just too fabulous, especially when he picks up additional armor items to scale off of. Like other supports, we'll be keeping an eye on Taric as the preseason progresses."
Q – Rupture
"Rupture's slow after the knockup has always been 1.5 seconds – the tooltip was just incorrect."
"If Fiora uses Blade Waltz on a stealth target that's been revealed (through true sight or abilities), she'll now properly deal damage."
"Bounty Hunter as a passive was a risky purchase for some junglers, as it either amped up the gold gains from successful team fights or punished junglers who couldn't get assists / kills. Rather than being seen as a niche purchase, we want the "Spirit" line of jungle items to be a core build on most junglers, so Conservation as a passive is a stronger fit."
"We're looking to enrich the interactions between the three trinkets by highlighting the core strengths of each (yellow's in a good place at the moment). The changes to the blue trinket solidify its role as a scouting tool and in-combat vision trinket. Even if you reveal a champion before they go into stealth, they won't be revealed once stealth takes effect."
The following changes are for Summoner's Rift only
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"Gold income in the preseason is generally high, which can lead to snowballing situations. In addition to clarifying assist gold, we also wanted to remove some of the "untrackable" gold in the mid to late game."
"We want to better reward players for pushing down inhibitors, and felt that super minions should really live up to their name. Now players will need to be extra vigilant about lanes with a downed inhibitor."
"As a side-note, we do have plans to update Summoner Spells to better reflect the state of the preseason but they will not be coming with patch 3.15. In the meantime, enjoy the new Summoner Spell art!"


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Several friends have forwarded a story to me: Obama may have had a little campaign help back in 2008 from the Russians. Right now, for the vast majority of Americans, the story is a tree falling in a forest with no one around to listen.
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Everything was new to me. Food, culture, language, everything I did at Lakeland was challenging for me. I tried my best all the time, so my college life could be full and exciting. I believe my efforts are paying off." Read More
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I learned how to work alongside others, while embracing strong values. It was a great experience. At Lakeland, you interact so much more with people, and everyone treats you like a person, not a number." Read More
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The University of Nebraska Board of Regents today approved the appointment of Dr. Jeffrey Gold as the new chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Gold currently serves as chancellor and executive vice president of biosciences and health affairs and executive dean of the College of Medicine at the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio. He has been at that university since 2005.
"I'm delighted to welcome Jeff Gold to the University of Nebraska. Many share my view that Dr. Gold's achievements and experience make him the right person to serve as UNMC's next chancellor," said University of Nebraska President James B. Milliken. "I'm looking forward to his leadership of an enterprise that is so critical to the future of Nebraska and the health of its people."
Tim Clare, chairman of the NU Board of Regents, said: "We are extremely pleased to have someone as talented, passionate and experienced as Dr. Gold to lead UNMC. We are confident that, with his proven track record in health care, he can build on the successes of his predecessor, Dr. Hal Maurer, and lead UNMC to new heights in the competitive health care industry of the 21st century. We believe, through Dr. Gold's leadership, UNMC will continue to enhance its reputation as an international leader in health care by affording its students an outstanding education, conducting outstanding research and providing top-quality health care for its patients."
As chancellor, Gold will serve as UNMC's chief executive officer, with responsibility for all aspects of campus administration. UNMC has an annual operating budget of about $600 million, a staff of more than 5,000, and about 3,700 students in colleges of dentistry, medicine, nursing, pharmacy and public health, and a school of allied health.
Gold will be expected to lead the development of a vision and plan for UNMC's future; continue the important work of creating an integrated clinical enterprise; continue to strengthen the work of UNMC and its partners in offering the highest-quality health care; enhance UNMC's research and academic profile and capacity; cultivate a highly collaborative, supportive and diverse workplace; represent and advocate for the campus within the University of Nebraska and more broadly; represent UNMC in the private sector; and attract and develop the financial resources necessary to achieve the campus' ambitions, among other duties. Gold will chair the board of the recently announced integrated clinical enterprise, a unified leadership structure between TNMC, Bellevue Medical Center and UNMC Physicians.
Gold also will hold a health professions appointment in the Department of Surgery.
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Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. Bill Rhyne said 19-year-old Briana Nichele Bomar, of Una, was driving south on Parris Bridge Road just after 6 a.m. He said 53-year-old Nancy Elizabeth Frady was headed north, when Bomar's four-door Chrysler crossed the center line and hit Frady's Ford Mustang head-on.
Spartanburg County Coroner Dwayne Corn said Frady was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Big Fun on the Bayou correspondent Thad Angelloz recently had the opportunity to ask Jonathan Foret, development director for the South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center, a few questions. The former Nicholls State University and UNO graduate was involved in a number of community initiatives through the years and is currently organizing the second-annual Rougarou Festival on Oct. 26 in Houma.
Talk a little about the Rougarou Festival. Talk about the idea for it and how the response has been from the community.
Well, we wanted to create an event that would be fun for everyone, have a Cajun flair and get people thinking about the wetlands from a different perspective. The Rougarou is a story that was created to keep children safe and out of the swamps. With the current rate of coastal land loss, there may no longer be a need for stories like the Rougarou. That's the truly scary part of this story. The Rougarou will no longer have a place to live, and that has similar implications for us. The community has really embraced the Rougarou Fest. It's been a really good fit for us. It's a place where we can come together and celebrate who we are as a people, the things that make us unique and the things we have to lose if we are unable to adapt to our changing landscape.
You've had a number of jobs through the years that have taken you away from the state. The constant seems to be the love you have for south Louisiana — you always have made your way back. What would you say is the single thing you love most about south Louisiana?
There really is so much that I love about this place. My family is very important to me. And, when I say family … I mean all the way to my second and third cousins. It was always difficult being away from them. The food can't be beat, and Mrs. Mae Mae's snowballs in Chauvin keep me coming back. I like that people talk with the same accent as me. I don't feel like a foreigner. I feel like I belong here. These are my people. I love the swamp. It's really a magical place … the stuff of story books. And, I love the humidity. That may sound odd, but I feel so much better when it's hot and humid.
I know you are heavily involved with the eventual construction and opening of the South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center. Where do things stand with this project, and what do you see as the most important aspect of it for the community in general?
We've really made great progress on the project in the past couple of months. We have a plan that is feasible and can be constructed in phases. We have a truly dynamic board of directors, an awesome state commission and supportive advisory council. We are also working with a great group of architects, a team of community developers and a great marketing agency. We could have never made it to this point without the support of everyone involved. The mission of the Wetlands Discovery Center is to revolutionize how we think, teach and learn about Louisiana's disappearing coast. Our mission is what's most important. Some people may disagree with me, but I feel as though the time for restoration has past. That's not to say that we should not work to restore what we can of our coast, but we need to begin thinking in different terms. We need to be thinking in terms of adaptation. We need to get our young people thinking about ways they can embrace the changing landscape, while still maintaining their culture and heritage. We come from a long line of innovative thinkers. I have confidence that the solution to our challenges will be found within the minds of our own people, but it's our responsibility to get them thinking in ways that will lead to that success.
Talk about the time you spent in India and how this must have given you a much deeper appreciation on the life you have? I'm obviously talking about having things like having running water, electricity a warm bed to sleep in at night, etc.
I was actually in Bangladesh for a while … and before that, I served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Tonga in the South Pacific. You know, you would think that running water and electricity would be difficult to live without, but you'd be surprised. Don't get me wrong, life is much more comfortable with those things, but you can adapt rather quickly to what you have. My grandmother once told me a story about a woman who was talking with her and a group of ladies about a family that had lived near her years ago and about how poor they were. As the woman continued her story, my grandmother realized that the family the woman was referencing was her own. The woman did not realize that this was my grandmother's family. My grandmother told me that she never knew that she was poor until that woman shared this story with that group of ladies. My grandmother was in her 30s before she knew she grew up poor. She never knew what she didn't have, and she grew up a very happy child with wonderful memories of a plentiful life on the bayou. I have had the good fortune during my travels to meet some of the happiest people with the least wealth. I'm comfortable with my life as it is, but I think my experiences have given me a much deeper appreciation for the life that these people live surrounded by simplicity more than my own.
It is hard to make a festival be unique in south Louisiana, but it seems like you were able to accomplish this with the Rougarou Festival.
None of this could have happened without all of the people and organizations that have made it a success. People have really gravitated to this festival and the mission behind it. It's about having a good time, but it's also about our wetlands and our heritage. There's something really unique about any culture's folklore. Locals like it because we all have heard about the Rougarou, so we feel like we have the inside scoop; and tourists enjoy it because there's nothing like it anywhere else in the country.
Where does your sense of community involvement come from? It seems like you've always been someone who is giving back and trying to move your community forward. Did you learn this from your parents or was someone else instrumental in showing you the value of community involvement?
I do have to give credit to my parents on this one. Two things come to mind: My mom is a retired school principal, so when I was in middle school, I volunteered my summers at the School Board office. I used to work in student services and help to register kids for school. I really enjoyed working with the staff, who are still good friends of mine. The second story is one of my dad. I remember being about 8, and we were on our way to go fishing. As we were driving along, we passed a man carrying a tire and my dad pulled over. The man threw his tire in the back of the truck, and I had to scoot over to the middle so that he could get in the truck. The man thanked my dad as we drove to the nearest filling station to have his tire repaired. Once we got there, the man told my dad that he could find a way back to his car, but my dad insisted that we bring him back. I remember thinking about how our fishing trip had been ruined by this man's unfortunate luck. I resented the man a bit for ruining my luck as well. The morning was pretty much over as we approached the man's car, and my dad offered to help with the repaired tire. I figured I had lost all chances of catching a fish that day. When we reached the car, I noticed that the man was not traveling alone. There was a woman with two small children, smaller than me, sitting in the grass on the side of the road. She was fanning them both since the heat of the sun was beginning to become uncomfortable. That's when I learned the lesson that my father may or may not have intended to teach me that day. There are things more important than catching fish. After my dad helped to get the car back on the road, we continued on to our fishing trip. The funny thing is, I can't remember if we caught anything that day, but I do remember how grateful that family was that we helped them. I like the way it made me feel, and I continue to search for that feeling.
What were your thoughts about the recent Oscar-nominated "Beasts of the Southern Wild?" Were you a fan of the movie and what did you think of it?
I really love that film. I actually saw it in (Washington), D.C., while attending a conference. I thought it was funny that I saw it in D.C. before it ever came out in Houma. You know that feeling you got when you saw Hush Puppy in that pretty little dress and her hair fixed up when she was taken out of her home? That feeling that they were trying to suppress the most beautiful part of that little girl? That's what I mean by 'I think my experiences have given me a much deeper appreciation for the life that these people live surrounded by simplicity more than my own.' There were so many beautiful parts in that film.
Obviously the wetlands are at the forefront of the Discovery Center. When did you first realize how big a problem this is in south Louisiana?
I grew up working with my dad on a trawl boat. I always heard him talking to other trawlers and fishermen about how the landscape was changing, but those conversations didn't really have a great impact on me until 1985 when Hurricane Juan flooded our home. Our family didn't have flood insurance, and I still remember the taste of the ham and cheese sandwiches delivered by the Red Cross truck. From that point on, more water came into our communities with each storm. Families began relocating farther up the bayou including my own, and today, I live farther up the bayou than my parents. It's been a progression that has taken place by each generation. Now that I'm old enough to have a reference point of my own, I know areas that used to be marsh that are now open water. This story has become common place and has lost its shock factor. Again, that's why I think the Wetlands Discovery Center is so important to our communities and our region. We have a very important task ahead of us, and the Wetlands Discovery Center will help facilitate the conversations that need to take place in order to ensure the continuation of our communities.
Is there anyone in your life you consider to be a mentor for what you are doing now?
There are certainly lots of people that have influenced me along the way. I've had great teachers and great friends that have inspired me and given me the courage to do what I can where I can. But, if I'd have to choose one person that I would consider a mentor, it would be Jane Arnette, executive director for the South Central Industrial Association. I've been knowing Jane since I was in high school, and we've always kept in touch through the years. She helps me to stay focused while not allowing me to take myself too seriously. I continue to learn from her and consider myself lucky to have her as a mentor.
If you were giving an out-of-town guest suggestions on places to see and things to do in south Louisiana, what are a few of them and why?
First thing, get a snowball from Mrs. Mae Mae in Chauvin and make sure to put condensed milk on it. I enjoy taking friends from out of town there, and she always makes them feel right at home. The Sculpture Garden in Chauvin is also a stop that I take visitors, after getting roast beef poboys at Boo's Bayou Magasin. If I can't get a boat, I usually take people down to LUMCON in Cocodrie. People are always amazed to see houses on stilts, and the view from LUMCON's observation tower is breathtaking. If I can get a boat, I like to take a quick ride around Lake Boudreaux and Bayou Chauvin. Those places are good examples of salt-water intrusion. I remember areas of Bayou Chauvin that were beautiful and lush with greenery when I was a boy. Now, they're just dead tree trunks. Because family is such an important part of life on the bayou, I always include a visit to a few of my family members. Everyone gets a hug from my mom, and I enjoy watching visitors struggle to understand what my dad says through his heavy accent. People that visit always come back, and now they're planning on coming back for the Rougarou Fest.
Q and A: Jonathan Foret
Big Fun on the Bayou correspondent Thad Angelloz recently had the opportunity to ask Jonathan Foret, development director for the South Louisiana Wetlands Discovery Center, a few questions. The former Nicholls State University and UNO graduate was involved in a number of community initiatives through the years and is currently organizing the second-annual Rougarou Festival on Oct. 26 in Houma.


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Spanx, the brand that revolutionized the shapewear industry, is coming to Hartford. Connecticut's first Spanx retail store will open at Westfarms Mall with a "jiggle-free jubilee" on May 1, 2014.
In addition to its most popular shapewear styles, the store will feature something for everyone—including a variety of on-trend apparel, active, swim and a selection of men's products. Whether shoppers need to stay smooth underneath a form-fitting dress, eliminate unsightly VPL or want the latest look in denim, Hartford's new Spanx store will offer a solution to any fashion dilemma.
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Opening day festivities kick off with a ceremonial hosiery cutting at 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 1. The first 100 shoppers to arrive at the store can choose a complimentary problem-solving product from the "Tower of Power," which houses packaged SPANX products from shapers to pantyhose ranging in retail price from $26 to $38.
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The uranium is thought to stretch back to an attempt in the mid-2000s to build a nuclear bomb. In 2007, when speculation abound that Assad's regime was close to building the bomb, Israeli warplanes bombed the nuclear reactor at al-Kibar.
Syria has always denied having a nuclear program and little is known about what exactly the regime still has by way of nuclear material. But at the time of the Israeli attack, experts with the International Atomic Energy Agency said the type of reactor installed at al-Kibar would require 50 tons of unenriched uranium to produce a bomb. Assad had partnered with North Korea to help build the reactor.
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The caravan sites range from cement slabs and outrageous lawns. They are excellent for campers of all types. There is a special area for cleaning fish and if you would like to walk then there is walking track just few steps away from the Park. The layout of the sites is non regimental adding an easy going feel to the park. Well established trees are everywhere with a shady spot being no problem to find.
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Three years have passed since the murder of Geo TV journalist Wali Khan Babar in Karachi. While no justice has been found in Babar's case, his death has not been forgotten. Journalists Beena Sarwar, Umar Cheema, and Malik Siraj Akbar along with CPJ's Bob Dietz commemorated the anniversary of Babar's death on Monday during a HuffPost Live discussion: "Pakistan's Press in Peril?"
One by one, individuals connected to the investigation have been murdered or silenced. "Wali Khan Babar's case looks like a Hollywood movie, where at least seven people have been murdered; anyone who helped in providing any information to the authorities, anyone who was an eyewitness was also eliminated," said Akbar, who is editor-in-chief of The Baloch Hal.
Babar's murder trial is proceeding at a glacial pace, and little progress has been made. "In the end, we're still waiting for a result to a trial--a trial whose venue was supposed to have been moved several times and really it's just been inconclusive and it has been stalled because it ran up against this political wall and wall of violence," said Dietz, CPJ's Asia program coordinator.
Sarwar, a prominent journalist and filmmaker, provided a wider backdrop for Babar's unsolved murder. She said the targeting of journalists is just part of the larger culture of impunity in Pakistan, where many crimes go unsolved and unpunished--including the assassinations of Pakistan's first Prime Minister Liaquat Ali Khan in 1951and former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 2007. "It is linked to the lack of due process, where policemen are deployed more for protecting VIP convoys. They are not allowed, they are not empowered, they are not enabled to carry out investigations. They are ill-equipped, they are not well paid, they don't have ways to really deal with the situation. This is all part of the system that needs to be changed," Sarwar said.
Cheema, an investigative journalist who drew worldwide attention for speaking out about his own abduction and beating in 2010 and was honored with CPJ's 2011 International Press Freedom Award, said Babar's murder trial will ultimately be "a test case for all of us."


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The way you'd reference a particular image from Wikimedia commons is a bit like a Flickr image.
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alexwain 2009, Sculpture by the Sea - Elephant, Flickr, viewed 4 November 2010, <http://www.flickr.com/photos/alexwain/4091011517/>.
Format: author year, title, publisher, viewed day month year, <url>.
...So adapting this format we'd get, for Wikimedia commons
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Oregon State/Linn Benton CC: transferring from Oregon State, Cam played under Head Coach Greg Hawk for the Linn-Benton Road Runners…accumulated a .350 batting average…1st Team All NWAACC, 1st Team All Region OF, Gold Glove, Team MVP, Big Stick (Best Hitter) Award…State Honor Roll, Deans List
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text: On Mon, 2008-09-15 at 01:01 +0400, Manu Abraham wrote: > Andy, > > > Andy Walls wrote: > > > Manu, > > > > Though I can't read much German, after looking at the jusst.de website I > > can't help but think that you as well have financial interests driving > > your actions. If so, then your statements display quite a bit of > > hypocrisy. > > To your utter disappointment as i should say, i am not working for any > vendor, but just get device support out to the community. Not to my disappointment. I'm glad to hear it. Someone who appears to have an EE background without corporate bias can be an asset to the community. > The jusst.de domain is owned by Julian Scheel who runs Jusst > Technologies, just happened to offer me hosting for me repositories for > my work, using full ssh access, so that my workflow is easier. > > Not that i have anything to do with jusst.de otherwise. OTOH, i do have > the patches at kernel.org > > Maybe Julian can comment on this to make things more clearer on the > financial interests. Then what I perceived was wrong. My apologies. > > Manipulating (i.e. stalling) the timing of Multiproto being merged into > > the v4l-dvb tree or kernel, for you or your employer's gain, would be > > little different from the motivations you allege Steve of having. > > > I am not manipulating any timing of multiproto being merged. In fact i > had been away, for a few months due to certain reasons, that you are > perfectly aware by now as far as i can understand. I was aware you were away. For what dates I do not know (I have emails from you in May 2008). For what reasons, I do not know for sure (nor do I feel is it my business). > So the points that > you raise are quite baseless. Not entirely, there is a basis for the timing point. The pull requests seemed to have come in short order when confronted with a competing proposal. Yet the project had been ongoing for at least over a year (as far as I can ascertain). Here's a gripe about delays from Jan 2008: http://firstname.lastname@example.com/msg28606.html There seemed to have been no other visible motivation for the pull requests except competition. > > Since the major gripe I'm reading on the list "is that multiproto has > > taken too long" and since it seems to me the only thing that shook it > > loose was a competing proposal, please save the venom for when you > > actually have some clear moral high-ground to stand on. I don't see it > > from here. > > Crap, just read above. OK, then you do have some high ground. But you also had essentially a monopoly position and now you have competition. That is not crap. > > As for the technical superiority of either API proposal; that probably > > just doesn't matter. I've seen policy/political decisions force > > suboptimal technical solutions at work time and time again. If you > > really believe you have a superior product technically; then perhaps you > > should work to make it superior politically as well. Mud-slinging can't > > be a good long term strategy toward that end. > > > I don't have to do any mud-slinging, just wrote the exact facts out here. No, you are mud slinging. Let's count the derogatory terms you use in addressing your competition in the following quote: "No need for you to break the compliant devices in favour of your mediocre cards. As i wrote just above, the STB0899 is not the only one device using the said features. Also i can guarantee that the CX24116 (HVR4000) is the most handicapped DVB-S2 device that you are basing the DVB-S2 API on: and i can guarantee that what you do will be just be broken as you have done for other devices in the past." "Also i do not understand, why you have to make a lot of noise to port the STB0899 drivers to your crap, when all your cards work as expected by you with the multiproto tree. I don't see any reason why the STB0899 has to be ported to the handicapped API of yours, handicapping the STB0899 based devices." 1 mediocre 3 handicap (or variation thereof) 1 crap 2 break (or variation thereof) when referring to competing work 1 noise, when referring to another offer to do work competing work And that's just part of the email. I'd hate to read when you actually claim to be mud-slinging. Regards, Andy > Regards, > Manu


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SCENE Hard travelin' man If Dan Norris were to bet he could go around the world in 80 days, he'd lose if the whole trip went like his recent travels in one corner of equatorial South America during the rainy season. His experience, which was far from typical of travel between major cities in Latin America, was an adventure to remember. Dan, a senior accountant in H&S Miami, was to review the work papers of two Miami staff men who had been auditing Henderson's Portion Pak Di-vision of Borden, Inc. Dan was sched-uled to meet one man in Belem, Brazil; one in Cayenne, French Guiana; and from there fly with them to Paramaribo, Surinam, for a connecting flight back to Miami, From Belem to Paramaribo is only 850 miles, about two hours' flying time. Yet to cover this distance our men spent three days criss-crossing part of the torrid zone with unscheduled thoroughness. The journey started innocently enough. Dan arrived in the busy Am-azon port city of Belem, just south of the equator, where he met Kenneth Abrams of H&S. Accompanying Abrams was Keith Douglas, Borden's Division Controller. After completing their work in Belem, the three men intended to leave on a Friday morning to meet staff accountant James Beilly toiling in Cayenne, which is 600 miles northwest of Belem and just ashore of Devil's Island, the once-notorious penal colony for French political prisoners. Norris, Abrams and Douglas got as far as Belem airport, but their expected plane for Cayenne never arrived. Their 18 only alternative was to go aboard the one plane that was available. However, it was bound for Paramaribo, which is 250 miles past Cayenne. The men de-cided, though, that once in Paramaribo they could charter a small plane to transport them one step back to Cay-enne, where Reilly awaited their ar-rival. They had sent a cable from Belem to Cayenne explaining their plight, but the cable was never delivered and they were, therefore, unaccountably over-due during the remainder of their trip to Cayenne. "The plane trip was routine enough," said Dan, "except that it wasn't going where we wanted to go." At Paramaribo the following morning they then hired a four-seat, single-engine Cessna air-plane for the 250-mile trip back to Cay- enne. It was so crowded that they had to hold their H&S work bags in their laps. "After 125 miles, mostly over unin-habited forests and swamplands, and two hours of bouncing, the heavy rain and high wind forced us to land in a grassy field," Dan said. "We found we were still in Surinam. From there we walked out to catch a bus to go to the Surinam-French Guiana border. Before we were able to continue our journey, however, we had to fix the tire that blew out when we got on the bus. "The bus itself was kind of small, with room for about 20 people, but not a rickety old bus. It was OK as buses go." Unfortunately, it went only to the border. At that point, near the coast, the Surinam-French Guiana border is the three-mile-wide estuary of the Maroni River. One needs a boat to cross it. "We tried to rent a canoe for the crossing," Dan said, "but the Surinam police wouldn't allow it because it violated customs regulations. We finally crossed by ferry boat, which makes regular runs, but we had to wait three or four hours in the small, Dutch-speaking community of Albina for it." Finally on French Guiana soil, with almost half the journey still ahead of them, the three men rented a private car, a French-made Citroen, to drive through the jungle. "The driver carried a rifle," Dan reported, "and we hoped it was only because of animals in the jungle late at night. We arrived in Cayenne late Saturday night." About 8 a.m. the following Wednes-day, after Dan's work in Cayenne was finished, "we attempted to charter a plane back to Surinam to catch the scheduled flight back to Miami," he said. "Again the weather made flying impossible and again we drove over-land in heavy rain." In the Guianas, however, when weather prevents flying, it makes alter-nate methods of travel execrable. Over-land travel is by dirt roads, which are
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Campion, Robert F.
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H&S Reports, Vol. 06, (1969 summer), p. 18-20
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