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Richard Davenport covers recruiting for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He is the host of Recruiting Thursday, a weekly radio show that airs from 7 to 8 p.m. on 92.1 FM in Fayetteville; 93.7 FM in Little Rock; 95.3 FM in Fort Smith; 96.3 FM in Hot Springs; 104.3 FM in Harrison/Mountain Home; and 106.9 FM in Arkadelphia.
New Jersey back likes Bielema's run emphasis
Joel Thomas is Arkansas' running backs coach after spending four years at Washington.
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas running backs coach Joel Thomas and Coach Bret Bielema's emphasis on the running game has one of the nation's more highly recruited running backs, Jonathan Hilliman, looking to visit the Hogs during the spring.
Hilliman, 6-1, 210 pounds, 4.46 seconds in the 40-yard dash, of St. Peter's Prep in Jersey City, N.J., has 33 scholarship offers but has said his top 10, in no particular order, is Ohio State, Notre Dame, Stanford, Michigan, Boston College, Rutgers, Alabama and LSU, while Arkansas and Vanderbilt are tied for the 10th spot.
"I would like to learn more about the school as a whole," Hilliman said of Arkansas. "Judging by social media,their fans are very loyal fans. It would really be fun to get a whole view of the school."
Hilliman, who rushed 123 times for 1 ,408 yards and 21 touchdowns as a junior, said he's called Thomas several times and appreciates him not sugarcoating things.
"Great guy. Stand-up guy," he said. "He tells you how it is."
During Bielema's tenure at Wisconsin, the Badgers featured running back Montee Ball, who broke the NCAA career records for total touchdowns and rushing touchdowns
"That means he runs the ball a lot," Hilliman said. "That's something all running backs would like to see."
New Jersey natives Damon Mitchell, an Arkansas 2013 quarterback signee, and 2012 linebacker signee Vin Ascolese, who was inked with the previous staff and never made it to campus, helped the Hogs with Hilliman.
"They see it as a school you would like for the next four years," Hilliman said. "It caught my attention that New Jersey players really appreciated Arkansas."
After talking to Thomas and other Razorbacks coaches, Hilliman is looking forward to visiting the Hogs.
"I'm really excited to head out down south and see what's up about Arkansas," he said.
Highly regarded sophomore guard KeVaughn Allen, 6-3, 170, of North Little Rock, was one of several top prospects who took in the 73-71 victory by Arkansas' men's basketball team over Missouri last Saturday.
"I thought they played good," Allen said. "It was a great atmosphere, and I really enjoyed watching the game."
Allen, who has more than 10 scholarship offers, including ones from Arkansas, Connecticut, Louisville and Baylor, is rated the No. 25 prospect in his class by future150.com. The Hogs' style of play is appealing, he said.
"They like to run up the floor and run up and down, instead of walking it up the court and trying to make plays like that," said Allen, who has also visited Baylor, Louisville and Memphis.
North Little Rock Coach Johnny Rice praised Allen's humbleness and work ethic.
"I don't know of any kid that's outworking him during practice," Rice said. "In the mornings or in the evenings, he's working on his individual stuff on his own."
Allen said he doesn't have a time frame in mind for a decision.
Warren has produced numerous Division I football signees under Coach Bo Hembree and has three more in the 2014 class Arkansas is looking at.
Offensive lineman Jhamahl Bell, 6-3 1/2, 295, is standout who appears to have a solid shot of getting a scholarship offer from Arkansas.
"He's talking to Arkansas a lot," Hembree said. "I think he's going to make a visit up there in the next couple of weeks. He's had a really good off season. He's lost some weight. He played the year about 305. He looksreally good. He's getting to where he can move better. I think he has a chance to be a really good football player."
Hembree said he also thinks well of receiver VonEric Gonder, 6-1, 190, and linebacker Kendrick Newton, 5-11, 230. The spring evaluation period, which runs from April 15 to May 31 and college coaches to visit schools and observe practices, will be key for Gonder and Newton, according to Hembree.
Gonder had 51 receptions for 972 yards and 8 touchdowns last season.
"He was probably our most complete receiver from last year," Hembree said. "I'm excited about where he's at."
Newton recorded 127 tackles, 2 sacks, 4 quarterbackhurries and 4 pass deflections last season.
"He was [an] all-state player as a junior," Hembree said. "He runs well. It's just a matter of people knowing about him. They're sending a lot of letters right now."
Quarterback Rafe Peavey, an Arkansas commitment, and his father, Jack, spent about four hours visiting Arkansas on Saturday.
Peavey, 6-2, 197, 4.5, of Bolivar, Mo., pledged to the Hogs last summer after also receiving scholarship offersfrom Missouri, Nebraska, UCLA, Boston College, Ole Miss, West Virginia and others. He spent about an hour and a half with offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Jim Chaney.
"We went over the offensive plans and where he's taking the offense," Peavey said. "When you get into college football, it's like a different language and he really puts it in terms that you can understand it. He's a great teacher."
The visit was the first for Peavey since the hiring of Coach Bret Bielema and the new staff. He said the visit reinforced his commitment to the Hogs. He was given a tour of the new football complex under construction by on-campus recruiting coordinator Chris Hauser.
"He's a super nice guy," Peavey said. "We really got along well."
Peavey said he plans to return soon to meet Bielema, who was out of town.
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David M. Gilbert, Ph.D., associate professor of biochemistry and molecular biology at SUNY Upstate Medical University, has been awarded $650,000 in two separate grants, both for research into understanding the control of cellular proliferation, a central goal of cancer research.
Gilbert received a $400,000 grant from the National Science Foundation and a $250,000 grant from the American Cancer Society.
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Is there a difference between thesis and dissertation in a British academic context? I saw that thesis was more used at Masters level while dissertation at PhD level but would like a confirmation.
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closed as general reference by simchona♦, aedia λ, Daniel, kiamlaluno, Jasper Sep 24 '11 at 19:18
This question is too basic; it can be definitively and permanently answered by a single link to a standard internet reference source designed specifically to find that type of information.If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
As FumbleFingers says, the British usage is the opposite. I would see the difference being that a dissertation is the discussion of a subject, as would be appropriate for Bachelors, and possibly Masters whereas a thesis is a proposition based on new research as required for a Doctorate.
dissertation is normally for PhD only, and a thesis is used both for Masters and PhD.


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Orphan Train: A Novel
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Penobscot Indian Molly Ayer is close to aging out out of the foster care system. A community service position helping an elderly woman clean out her home is the only thing keeping Molly out of juvenile hall. As she helps Vivian sort through her possessions and memories, Molly learns that she and Vivian aren't as different as they seem to be. A young Irish immigrant orphaned in New York City, Vivian was put on a train to the Midwest with hundreds of other children whose destinies would be determined by luck and chance. Molly discovers that she has the power to help Vivian find answers to mysteries that have haunted her for her entire life answers that will ultimately free them both.
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Born to slave-holding aristocracy in Richmond, Virginia, and educated by Northern Quakers, Elizabeth Van Lew was a paradox of her time. When her native state seceded in April 1861, Van Lew's convictions compelled her to defy the new Confederate regime. Pledging her loyalty to the Lincoln White House, her courage would never waver, even as her wartime actions threatened not only her reputation, but also her life. Van Lew's skills in gathering military intelligence were unparalleled. She helped to construct the Richmond Underground and orchestrated escapes from the infamous Confederate Libby Prison under the guise of humanitarian aid. Her spy ring's reach was vast, from clerks in the Confederate War and Navy Departments to the very home of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. Although Van Lew was inducted posthumously into the Military Intelligence Hall of Fame, the astonishing scope of her achievements has never been widely known.
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Fifty years ago, Norman Mailer asserted, "William Burroughs is the only American novelist living today who may conceivably be possessed by genius." Few since have taken such literary risks, developed such individual political or spiritual ideas, or spanned such a wide range of media. Burroughs wrote novels, memoirs, technical manuals, and poetry. He painted, made collages, took thousands of photographs, produced hundreds of hours of experimental recordings, acted in movies, and recorded more CDs than most rock bands. Burroughs was the original cult figure of the Beat Movement, and with the publication of his novel Naked Lunch, which was originally banned for obscenity, he became a guru to the 60s youth counterculture. In CALL ME BURROUGHS, biographer and Beat historian Barry Miles presents the first full-length biography of Burroughs to be published in a quarter century-and the first one to chronicle the last decade of Burroughs's life and examine his long-term cultural legacy. Written with the full support of the Burroughs estate and drawing from countless interviews with figures like Allen Ginsberg, Lucien Carr, and Burroughs himself, CALL ME BURROUGHS is a rigorously researched biography that finally gets to the heart of its notoriously mercurial subject.


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WHEELING - Whether it's the season or an individual game, it's not about how you start, but moreso about how you finish.
The St. Clairsville Red Devils kicked off what they hope could be one of the most memorable seasons in school history, using an impressive and suffocating second half en route to a convincing 47-27 victory against Wheeling Park Thursday night in the third annual McDonald's OVAC Kickoff Night at Wheeling Island Stadium.
"I think we came down here a little tight, but I don't know how you can keep 16 and 17 year old kids from being that way with what's on their shoulders," said St. C. head coach Brett McLean.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE'S Jaylon Brown wraps up the ball as Wheeling Park's Josh Dent jumps on his back for a tackle. Brown ran for 149 yards and scored five touchdowns as the Red Devils posted a 47-27 victory Thursday in the McDonald's OVAC Kickoff Night.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE'S Michael Ferns goes into the end zone for his second touchdown of the night during Thursday's game against Wheeling Park at Wheeling Island Stadium.
The Red Devils (1-0) went into the dressing room at halftime staring at a 13-12 deficit after the Patriots (0-1) pushed them all over the field with a solid ground game and more specifically junior tailback Bryce Ingram and junior Geremy Paige, who combined for 167 rushing yards. Ingram scored on a 10-yard scamper and junior quarterback Zach Phillips found classmate Eric Banks from 9 yards out.
However, the momentum switched sides at halftime.
"Give Park credit early because we knew they had power and backs who run hard," McLean said. "We really relaxed in the second half, the kids listened to us at halftime and I thought our coaching staff did a wonderful job of adjusting. We made some minor adjustments in the middle, which made a world of difference, and we tackled better."
After defering to the second half, the Red Devils got the ball to begin the third quarter and started utilizing all of their weapons.
Senior quarterback Matt Kinnick completed four consecutive passes during the opening drive of the second half, spliting them between Boston College verbal Dan Monteroso and senior Jerrid Marhefka for 35 and 27 yards, respectively.
"Our maturity showed on that first drive of the second half," McLean said. "We had a second-and-long and we could have gone in the tank, but we converted and turned it into a march. We told the kids that no matter how you win or what the score is, let's just win and go after it."
In the red zone, however, it was all Jaylon Brown. The junior, who is known for his blazing speed, capped the 8-play march with an 8-yard run. He then caught the pass for the two-point conversion, making it 20-13. Brown scored from 7 yards out in the first quarter.
St. Clairsville's defense forced its first three-and-out and because of "miscommunication" the Patriots made a futile attempt at a fake punt from their own 27.
"That was a case of having young kids on the field," said Wheeling Park head coach Chris Daugherty. "I thought we hung in well in the first half, but St. Clairsville has an offense that will make you pay for mistakes. This is a tough opener and a tough team to choose for the first fight of the year. I think we're a good team, and we'll be just fine."
The Red Devils extended the margin to two scores four plays later when Brown waltzed into the end zone from 2 yards out. Zach Musilli was perfect on the PAT kick.
Another three-and-out by the Patriots led to another Red Devils' touchdown. A 12-play drive was capped when talented junior Michael Ferns scored for the second time on the night.
He tallied from 2 yards out. He scored the first touchdown of the season on a 17-yard pass from Kinnick. The future Michigan Wolverine carried two defenders into the end zone from the final 4 yards.
Facing desperation time, the Patriots went to the air and Brown stepped in front of a Phillips' pass and proceeded to race 38 yards untouched for his fourth score of the game. He added a 38-yard scampered on the next Red Devils' possession to cap their scoring.
"We've been working for this game all winter, so it feels great to get the first one," Brown said. "I couldn't have done anything without my line because it blocked great. They really drove off the ball. We were a little nervous early, but we got a good talking to at halftime and we just went out and played our game."
Brown scored the five touchdowns and also had 149 yards on 25 totes.
"We ran the ball hard and down hill, and I think we can build off of that," McLean said. "We've known Jaylon is capable of that, but it's been about him growing and maturing to the point where he can carry the ball that many times. He wants the role to get as many carries as he can. If he's healthy, we're going to feed him the ball. If I could put stilts in his shoes, there's going to be (college coaches) all over the country beating down our door to talk to him."
The Red Devils' offensive line of Cole Stephen, Corey Ernest, Joel Giffin, Tom Parker, Nick VanVoltenburg, Derek Shunk and Colby Lindsay drew high praise from McLean.
"When we can get the kind of play from our front people that we did tonight, we can build a lot of off that," McLean said. "It looks similar to our 2007 team in the kind of nastiness that we showed in the second half."
Kinnick finished 10-of-14 for 112 yards and a touchdown. Monteroso caught four balls for 37 yards. Marhefka made three receptions for 42 and Ferns had 32 receiving yards and 29 rushing.
St. Clairsville's defense was led by Ferns, Luke Smith, Jay Gossett, Stephen, Lindsey and Brown.
The Patriots were limited to just 37 yards of offense in the second half and Ingram gained nary a yard after his impressive first half.
"We faced some pressure coming down here, but we face pressure every year," McLean said. "We expect to win and win every year. I thought we handled it well for the most part."
St. Clairsville is on the road again next week when it treks to Wellsburg to take on Brooke one week from today. Wheeling Park, meanwhile, will look to rebound against Bridgeport, W.Va.
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The Lone Star Ballet Guild will host its annual Nutcracker Ball from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday in the Heritage Ballroom at the Amarillo Civic Center.
The event, a major fundraiser for Lone Star Ballet, includes a meal catered by Bourbon Street Cafe, a presentation of the 2007-08 LSB ushers and usherettes and live music by Insufficient Funds.
Tickets are $40 for adults and $25 for children ages 4 to 12. Children younger than 3 are admitted free.
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Individuals also can sponsor tables at the event for $400, $600 or $1,000. Sponsors receive eight tickets to the Nutcracker Ball with preferred seating, two tickets to LSB's "The New Nutcracker" and a special Nutcracker gift.
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|Virginia (15-10, 7-7 ACC) at Clemson (7-18, 3-11 ACC)
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - The Virginia women's basketball team (15-10, 7-7 ACC) plays at Clemson (7-18, 3-11 ACC) on Thursday, Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. at Littlejohn Coliseum. The game will be streamed live on ESPN3.
This will be the lone meeting of the regular season between the two teams. Virginia is 38-29 in the all-time series but the Tigers are 15-14 in home games against the Cavaliers. UVa has won nine of the last 10 contests, with Clemson winning 84-74 on its home court on Jan. 30, 2011. In the last meeting between the two, Virginia earned a 68-36 victory last season at John Paul Jones Arena.
Clemson overcame an 11-point second-half deficit to defeat Virginia Tech, 51-46, Sunday and moved into 11th place in the ACC. Natiece Ford finished the game with 15 points, including scoring nine during Clemson's deciding 16-2 run.
The Cavaliers closed out January winning five of six games (Jan. 10-27), but have started February dropping five of their last six games. The UVa offense has been held to 50 or fewer points each of the last five games, including its victory at Virginia Tech. However, the Cavaliers are 5-5 in their last 10 games, keeping pace with Miami, which is currently one game ahead of UVa in the competition for fifth place in the ACC. The Hurricanes are also 5-5 in their last 10 games. The Cavaliers also haven't lost any ground to NC State, the team currently in seventh place, which is also 5-5 in the last 10 games. Clemson has won three of its last seven, including two wins over 12th-place Virginia Tech.
Virginia will be without the services of its second-leading scorer, Kelsey Wolfe (Jr., Germantown, Md.), for the remainder of the season. Wolfe sustained an injury to her right knee 5:28 into the Maryland game and will have surgery to repair the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Wolfe, who averaged 2.8 points in her first two seasons, was averaging 10.6 points per game this season, making 29 three-pointers, ranking second in steals (45) and third in assists (54).
Ataira Franklin (Jr., Bowie, Md.) scored 21 points against Maryland, her third 20-point game of the season, going 6-of-14 from the field and 7-of-7 from the free throw line. Franklin scored 14 of Virginia's 19 points in the second half, making all of the team's field goals after the halftime break. In her last four games, Franklin has scored 57 of Virginia's 184 points (31 percent) including scoring 21 of UVa's 44 points against Maryland (47.7 percent). She has led the team in scoring six of the last eight games and has scored in double digits seven of last eight games, averaging 16.3 points per game in that span.
Franklin's recent success has moved her up in the conference rankings. She is 13th in points per game (13.3), is eighth in scoring in conference games (14.5) and is second in the ACC in minutes per game (35.4).
China Crosby (Sr., New York, N.Y.) scored five points with four rebounds and a steal against Maryland. Crosby, in her last three games, has a 2.0 assist-to-turnover ratio. She tied her career high with seven rebounds at Boston College last week.
Virginia was 14-of-15 free throw shooting against Maryland (93.3 percent), the second time this season the team has shot 90 percent or better from the free throw line and the eighth 80.0+ percent performance. Virginia is currently second in the ACC in free throw percentage, making 73.9 percent.
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While it appears the Atlanta Falcons were prepared to let veteran defensive tackle Jonathan Babineaux walk into free agency, there's a chance now that he could return.
A league source familiar with the talks said a three-year deal was being discussed between the two sides, as first reported by the National Football Post.
Babineaux, who turns 33 in October, has had an extremely productive career with the Falcons since being drafted in the second round out of Iowa. He finished 2013 with 49 tackles, a forced fumble and two fumble recoveries. He leads all defensive tackles since 2005 with 49.5 tackles for loss.
The Falcons entered Tuesday with the mindset of landing two external free-agent linemen: guard Jon Asamoah and nose tackle Paul Soliai. While Asamoah appears to be a done deal, Soliai is sure to have a number of suitors.
Players have been informed of the Falcons' intentions to use more of a 3-4 base defensive alignment next season, but that all depends on putting together the proper personnel. Babineaux, while probably not ideal for a 3-4 set, could thrive in any system. Not to mention he's a great asset to the team as a locker-room leader.


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Ghailani a 'Mass Murderer' in 1998 Attacks, Jury Told
Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, the first Guantanamo Bay detainee to get a U.S. civilian trial, is a "mass murderer" from an al-Qaeda cell that carried out the 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa, a federal prosecutor told a jury in closing arguments.
Ghailani, 36, is on trial in New York for the 1998 bombings of embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and Nairobi, Kenya, which killed 224 people, including 12 U.S. citizens. He is accused of taking part of a terrorist conspiracy with Osama bin Laden to kill U.S. nationals and faces as long as life in prison if convicted.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Harry Chernoff finished his closing arguments to the jury to a packed courtroom that included about two dozen victims and their relatives.
"This is Ahmed Ghailani," Chernoff said, pointing to the defendant, who was seated at a nearby table, flanked by three of his four lawyers. "This is al-Qaeda; this is a terrorist; this is a killer."
Chernoff said the defense's claim that Ghailani was a dupe of al-Qaeda was refuted by witnesses who described him as helping purchase the truck and the metal tanks used in the Tanzanian blast.
'Mass Murderer'
"Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, this man, is a mass murderer," Chernoff said. "He sat here casually, and he has known what you know now, that Ahmed Ghailani has the blood of hundreds on his hands."
He also cited testimony from Tanzanian witnesses who described Ghailani as taking an active role leading up to the attacks, repeatedly seeking out sources for the metal tanks, having them filled with acetylene and oxygen, negotiating the price and personally paying for them with cash. Metal fragments from the tanks and the steel used to reinforce the bomb-laden truck were recovered from the site of the attack, the prosecutor said.
Chernoff reminded jurors that Ghailani's former roommate identified three men who stayed at their home in the months before the attacks that prosecutors said were members of the East African al-Qaeda cell.
'One of Them'
"These young men wanted to impress their al-Qaeda seniors by launching their most spectacular attacks upon America up to that point," Chernoff said. "He wasn't just with them. He was one of them. He wasn't just along for the ride. He helped build the bomb."
Testimony began Oct. 12 and ended Nov. 3 before U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan. Ghailani's lawyers are to make their closing arguments to the jury tomorrow. Kaplan has said the panel could begin its deliberations in the case as early as Nov. 10.
Ghailani's lawyers said in opening statements that he was duped by more worldly friends who fled Africa after the attacks. Defense lawyer Steven Zissou argued that Ghailani's purchases before the blast, including helping buy the truck and metal canisters, were part of the "normal, totally benign business" common in East Africa.
Zissou described his client as "not really a man, but a boy, more comfortable playing with children and watching cartoons."
His lawyers didn't call any witnesses. Instead, they showed jurors a series of documents with facts agreed to by both sides, called stipulations.
One said that during an initial search of Ghailani's home, on Aug. 26, 1998, Tanzanian authorities found no explosives.
Blasting Cap
At the trial, an agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation testified that, in a second search of Ghailani's Dar es Salaam home three days after the first, he found a blasting cap in an armoire which the defendant kept padlocked. Blasting caps are used to set off explosives like dynamite, a prosecution witness said.
FBI agents also found traces of the explosives TNT and PETN on clothing recovered from the Dar es Salaam residence, Chernoff said.
The prosecutor also cited travel records found by the FBI show that on Aug. 6, 1998, a day before the blasts, Ghailani left Africa for Pakistan on the same flight as two key al-Qaeda leaders, including one who was a bomb-making expert.
He cited the extreme secrecy under which members of the terror group operated and how informants were executed, including the 14-year-old son of an al-Qaeda leader.
"Do you think that al-Qaeda would bring this outsider with them to Pakistan?" Chernoff said. "Would they allow into their midst a so-called dupe in the so-called military operation?"
Ghailani, he said "is no innocent."
'Not a Child'
The prosecutor challenged the defense's claim that Ghailani, who was 24 at the time of the attacks, was "too young-looking to be a terrorist." Chernoff said Ghailani was older than at least two of the five members of the al-Qaeda cell that carried out the attacks.
Chernoff said Mohamed Rashed Daoud al-'Owhali, who was convicted in 2001 of being in the truck that delivered the bomb to the Nairobi embassy, was only 21, while Fahid Mohammed Ally Msalam, who the U.S. said helped assemble bomb-making materials and load the Tanzanian bomb truck, was 22.
"He was not a child, this is not a court of juvenile justice," Chernoff said.
The prosecutor said al-Qaeda changed its focus to attack the U.S. after the first Persian Gulf War when the U.S. military was stationed in Saudi Arabia. He said that in February 1998, the group's leader, bin Laden, issued a "fatwah" giving the authorization for members to kill both U.S. civilians and military personnel.
World Trade Center
In one February 1998 statement shown to the jury, bin Laden praised the actions of Ramzi Yousef, the convicted mastermind of the first World Trade Center bombing in 1993.
"America will see many young men that will follow Ramzi Yousef," bin Laden said in an interview he gave to a U.S. television news interview.
"This plan was already in motion and included Ahmed Ghailani," Chernoff said. The defendant's actions are "what Ghailani did to make bin Laden's wishes come true."
The defendant went to Afghanistan and worked for several top al-Qaeda terrorists, serving as a cook and bodyguard in Afghanistan for bin Laden, the U.S. said.
The jury hasn't heard details of what happened to him after he left Africa.
He was indicted in December 1998. He was captured in Pakistan in July 2004 and held by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. He was questioned and subjected to "enhanced interrogation techniques," the U.S. said in court papers.
In September 2006, he was transferred to the U.S. lockup at Guantanamo Bay. He was transferred to New York last year for trial.
The case is U.S. v. Ghailani, 98-cr-01023, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).


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Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Carter With Criticism of Bush
Published: October 11, 2002
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Mr. Carter is the third United States president to win the award, after Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson. Also, he is the second Georgian to win. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King won it in 1964 . Mr. Carter has said on many occasions that one of the biggest regrets of his life is that he never met Dr. King, a contemporary. As governor of Georgia, Mr. Carter hung Dr. King's portrait in the state Capitol. Mr. Carter's stiffest competition this year came from President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan and a handful of Chinese dissidents and U.S. disarmament experts.
Some of Mr. Carter's biggest accomplishments, the Nobel committee said, were the conflicts he prevented. In 1994, with United States warships steaming toward Haiti, Mr. Carter averted a bloody crisis by convincing a military junta to leave instead of fight American forces.
He also brokered a truce in Bosnia that year and has negotiated at length with warring groups in the Sudan. He made news this spring by visiting Cuba and publicly scolding Cuban president Fidel Castro.
``When he was president, he refused to play the insider Washington game and did things on his own,'' Brinkley said. ``So in a sense this achievement is a result of the very same character traits that doomed him politically.''
In Plains, the peanut farm town where Mr. Carter grew up and launched his political career, Main Street was shut down today for a ceremony and all residents - all 637 - were cordially invited. It was Jimmy's day - though it's almost always like that here.)
There were farmers in straw hats, fanning themselves with Nobel prize programs. And banners that
read ``Congratulations Jimmy! We love you!'' And lots of hugs and ``Way to go, man!''
It didn't take long after Mr. Carter received the call from Oslo for the word to spread in Plains, where Mr. Carter and his wife live.
Craig Walters, an elementary school teacher here, said his father called him at 8 a.m.
``My daddy was yelling at me `Get up! Get dressed! Get downtown! Jimmy won a Nobel!'''
Though still active writing books, hammering houses together with Habitat for Humanity, fund-raising, chairing election-reform meetings, and making chairs (the ex-president is a wood-working addict), Mr. Carter is slowing down. A quiet search for a successor is taking place at the Carter Center, with headquarters in Atlanta and with projects in 65 countries. ``I see the end of my active life coming in the next few months or years,'' Mr. Carter said today.
``But I have to tell you, these years are among some of the most gratifying of my life,'' he added, his eyes brightening. ``I have complete independence. I have access to world leaders. I can go
anywhere I want at moment's notice.''
And, as a very visible ex-president, he still can create a stir.
Today, when asked his position on Iraq, Mr. Carter said he would not have voted for the resolution
passed in the Senate, authorizing the president to use force.
At a media briefing later, White House officials tried to play down the criticism from Mr. Carter and the Nobel chairman. White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer, said Mr. Bush began his day with a 7 a.m. phone call congratulating Mr. Carter, and added: ``The president thinks this is a great day for Jimmy Carter; that's what he's going to focus on.''
At that, the veteran White House correspondent, Helen Thomas, who covered Mr. Carter in office, asked: ``Isn't it a great day for the American people? And did Carter express to the president
his well known opposition to a war against Iraq?''
Mr. Fleischer replied: ``I can just tell you, Helen, it was friendly call. It was a short call.
And the purpose of the call was to congratulate him on the winning of the Nobel Peace Prize.''


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I was a part of a group of five women who stayed at Hotel Le Marais in New Orlean (rooms 503, 506, and 511 from April 3-7, 2013, and am happy to "share my opinin" with TripAdvisor.
Our rooms/beds were just fine, the "free" breakfasts were above average, and the public areas were spotless and attractive.
The best part: The entire hotel staff was WONDERFUL! Special mention must go to EUGENE< PIERRE< JAMAL, MARIANA...and to the young man from the Philippines (whose namie I forgot....sorry!) who was recently promoted to a new posistion as a front desk General or Manager. They were all incredibly cheerful, efficient, and bent over backwards to make sure our group felt comfortable, happy, and SPECIAL.
That said, I have only two "negatives:
(1) Our reservations were VERY mixed up/confused, despite making them in October or November, 2012...almost until the minute we arrived. Susan Adams and I bombarded the Hotel Le Marias with MANY phone calls and emails. It worked out well in the end though thank goodness, but it truly was a mess. The reservations people and/or 1-800 # people need more training (or replacing).
(2) Another small gripe....the blu, overhead lighting in the lounge area at night is just plain weird. It makes everyone looked washed-out, sickly! Think PINK! or have little table lamps....or....
All in all though, Hotel Le Marais was a great choice for our group and enabled us to have a good New Orleans-style experience!!
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28 Year Old Rae Smith of the Tri-Cities, WA is getting set to walk on foot from Philadelphia, PA all the way back to the Tri-Cities. She plans to walk all 2,613 miles ON FOOT and she says it will take her about 94 days to complete her journey.


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When traffic matches a source, destination, and type of IP traffic in a filter, security negotiations are initiated. This type of IP packet filtering enables a network administrator to precisely define what IP traffic is secured. Each IP filter list contains one or multiple filters, which define IP addresses and traffic types. One IP filter list can be used for multiple communication scenarios.
IPSec requires both an inbound and outbound filter between the computers specified in the filter list. Inbound filters apply to incoming traffic. Outbound filters apply to traffic leaving a computer towards a destination. For example, if Computer A wants to securely exchange data with Computer B:
The active IPSec policy on Computer A must have a filter for any outbound packets to Computer B. Source=A and Destination=B.
The active IPSec policy on Computer A must have a filter for any inbound packets from Computer B. Source=B and Destination=A.
Each peer must also have the reverse filter:
The active IPSec policy on Computer B must have a filter for any inbound packets from Computer A. Source=A and Destination=B.
The active IPSec policy on Computer B must have a filter for any outbound packets to Computer A. Source=B and Destination=A.
Filter settings
Each filter defines a particular subset of inbound or outbound network traffic that should be secured. You must have a filter to cover any traffic to which the associated rule applies. A filter contains the following settings:
The source and destination address of the IP packet. You can specify any IP address assigned to the IPSec peer, a single IP address, IP addresses by DNS name, or groups of addresses to specify IP subnets.
The protocol over which the packet is being transferred. By default, all protocols in the TCP/IP protocol suite are selected. However, you can specify an individual protocol for this filter to meet special requirements, including custom protocols.
The source and destination port for TCP and UDP. By default, all TCP and UDP ports are selected, but you can select a specific TCP or UDP port.
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Quick Tomato Pork Stew
Yield: 4 servings
Although pork tenderloin is an expensive cut of meat, it cooks quickly and has great flavor. Buy a 1- to 2-pound section, cut it up and store it in the freezer, and thaw a piece when you want to make a Quick Tomato Pork Stew.
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- 8 ounces pork tenderloin, cubed
- 1/4 cup flour, seasoned with salt and pepper
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 clove garlic, minced
- 1 medium bell pepper, seeded and chopped
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 2 cups chicken stock
- 1/2 pound new potatoes, cut in chunks
- 1 can (14 ounces) whole tomatoes, drained and coarsely chopped
- salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Coat meat in seasoned flour and sauté in oil until browned. Remove from pot and reserve. Add onion, garlic, and bell pepper to same pot and sauté until soft but not brown. Mix in spices and continue cooking for another minute; then add the stock. Bring to a boil, add potatoes, and reduce heat to a simmer. Continue cooking until the potatoes are barely tender, then add the coarsely chopped tomatoes and reserved pork. Continue cooking for another minute or two to heat up the pork and tomatoes. Adjust seasonings to taste.
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Covert - Double Bevel 154CM, Black, Serrated
As legacies go, a man could do worse than being survived by the famous knife he designed. Such is the case with the late Colonel Rex Applegate. He was one of this proud nations top authorities on close-quarters combat in particular, and fighting knives in general. The Applegate-Fairbairn Covert stands with the Applegate-Fairbairn Combat as lasting symbols of the colonels dedication, expertise, and sense of purpose.
It should come as no surprise that these two knives are known internationally as best-of-class among folding tactical knives. They've rightfully earned a reputation for unmatched strength, durability and balance.
More than that, tactical professionals have high regard for the high carbon stainless steel blade. As well as the glass-filled nylon handles, and the patented rotolock. The Combat has the added convenience of a hearty pocket clip.
- Overall Length: 8.7"
- Blade Length: 3.78"
- Closed Length: 4.9"
- Weight: 4.2 oz.
- Lock Mechanism: Liner Lock, Roto-Lock
- Blade Style: Spear
- Blade Material: S30V Steel
- Blade Type: Double bevel
- Handle Material: Glass-filled nylon
- Opening Style: One-handed opening
- Uncommon strength and balance
- 154CM blade with titanium nitride coating
- Patented Roto-Lock
I carried the Applegate-Fairbairn Covert through two deployments in Iraq and it was a perfect everyday carry knife. I never once had to sharpen the blade on my knife and I used it for utility mostly. I had it for about 10 years before losing it at a hospital I worked at as a maintenance tech. It's been two years since then and I think about ordering a new one all the time. I will definitely be putting some money aside for this knife again.
It's proven to be a great knife to me. A friend of mine bought one for my birthday and gave it to me and it's helped me through lots of things. My only complaint is the clip on the side of mine has broken a couple of times but has been sent to Gerber and fixed and sent straight back.
I received my knife this afternoon and the first thing I did was put an edge on it. It fit my hand well with the new locking mechanism taking no time at all to get used to. With two locking devices built in, there is NO WAY to have the blade fold on your fingers.
On the Gerber support department, these folks go out of the way to cover your back. There was an error in process my order. They caught the discrepancy right away, e-mailed me and express shipped the knife to me. I expect all future transactions to be smooth as silk.
I purchased a MK 2 in 1968 before leaving for the Marine Corps and Vietnam. I carried this knife for 4 years until it was lost with my sea bag coming back from Africa. My loss has become a Gerber MK 1, MK 2 and back up knife collection. From Presidential collections to my pride, and orange handled MK 2. Gerber has the best knives for any and all application. I trying to expand my collection adding the carved ivory grip, 4 knife collection. Any Help ? email@example.com
I liked Strider fixed blades, until my friend hung up his guns and went home. He gave me his Gerber, and since then it earned/proved its place on my vest.
Solid, mine has trouble with losing screws though. This one I always have right behind the admin pouch so it is hidden but easily accessed.
I've owned this knife since July 2007 and I've used it for everything. This has been my go-to knife for pretty much every task I've ever needed a blade for and it has the wear and tear to prove it, yet it's still just as sturdy as the day I bought it. My favorite thing about the knife is how easy it is to open it - it doesn't come open on its own, but a small nudge from my thumb and a flick of the wrist has the blade out and locked faster than any spring assisted blade I've ever seen, and closing the blade with a single hand is incredibly easy.
I had this one I got in PX in Afghanistan. I freaking love this knife. The only negative I can possibly say is that the screws may work lose on the clip. I LOVE THIS KNIFE!
Bought mine in the PX at Camp Victory in Baghdad 2004. Solid as a rock and is my everyday companion in my pocket. I'd buy another in a heartbeat if I ever lost this one.
I use this knife daily, both on the job and at home. Great balance and uncompromised strength of steel. Looks and feels great.
Best knife I've ever owned, my brother got it for me for christmas... Super smooth action, super sharp too. But somebody stole mine at work :/ so when I save up enough I'm gunna get another one. This exact one its the best one.
Just Bought this Gerber Tactical Folder today.I like the ease of deploying the blade and closing it. feels great in the hand.Awesome tactical folder.
I normally go through knifes like they are candy. It is very hard for me to find a knife that can take what ever I put it through and this is one of those knifes. I bought one in Iraq in 2006 and used it for everything. I had it for about four years and I left it on my bumper after working on my trailer and lost it on the road. I am in the process of getting another one but they were a lot cheaper with at the px. haha
I have carried Gerbers since the '70s and this lives up to your reputation and my expectation. It is a fitting addition to my Mark I, Mark II, Guardian II and others. This small Gerber makes a great backup carry. I would have preferred G-10 handles, but the price was right and I expect the usual Gerber dependability, sharpness and utility.
This is an excellent, long-lasting combat knife and is the best I've ever owned. I've read the other reviews and noticed a similar complaint about the partially serrated blade. If you get into a combat situation, however, and the puncture doesn't finish the enemy immediately, I can absolutely guarantee that the serrated portion will inflict much more damage than a straight puncture. Stab, then rip through. This is the reason for the serration.
this is a great knife but the seration is useless it doesent do anything plus it is a pain to sharpen
Great lightweight folding tactical knife, fast in hand, handle conceals the spine of the blade if you want to sharpen the clip, great steel, good clip, good traction plan. The only issue i have with it is that it is ONLY available in a partial serration, which for the philosophy of use of this knife as a folding fighting knife or EDC knife i find it to be unnecessary and only gets in the way for me. It complicates sharpening and ruins the looks for me, and i highly doubt Applegate or Fairbairn would have wanted them either.
This knife is not intended for any prying or heavy duty work. That being said, this is an excellent quality knife from Gerber. It serves as a great EDC blade or a backup. My only qualm is that it's only offered in a partially serrated edge, but that's a small issue.
Let's be honest with ourselves, most guys want to carry a better knife than their buddies. Sharper, faster, and more rugged than anyone else's on your team. You want to be the one that everyone else comes to when they need to borrow a knife to cut that li
If this knife lives up to what I have come to expect from Gerber, I would gladly own it! What more can be said about Gerber than what the name brings to mind? I can name five; quality, durability, dependability, craftsmanship and variety of products to


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Thank you! These look incredible on my retina display!
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Flowers and plants as wallpapers.... wow, so 90's-ish.
exquisite photos
The atmosphere brought by these macros is absolutely fantastic
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A detailed map of northern plain states (present-day Kansas, Nebraska,Colorado, the Dakotas, Wyoming and Montana). This map shows a configuration of this region which lasted only for one year. In 1863,the eastern part of Washington Territory and the western part of Dakota Territory were broken off to form the Idaho Territory, encompassing what today is Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. The next year the eastern part of this huge Idaho Territory, that shown here, was broken off to create the Montana Territory, with the southeastern part temporarily going back into the Dakota Territory. The detail in this map is most impressive, showing rivers, towns, forts, Indian tribes, and the early trails which criss-crossed this region. This map was issued during the Pike's Peak gold rush, so the four main routes to "Auroria" are shown, the distances of the northern and southern-most routes noted on the map. The gold rush towns of Auraria, Denver, and Montana are all shown, though the first two had by then merged into Denver. $250
"Johnson's Nebraska, Dakota, Idaho and Montana." New York: Johnson & Ward, 1865-66. 17 x 23 1/4. Lithograph. Original hand coloring. A few scattered spots. Else, very good condition.
The discussion of creating a territory in the area that became Wyoming in 1868 had started earlier, and this map of 1865 shows Wyoming, even though it would not officially exist for another three years. This is the first depiction of the territory on a map and it shows some of the interesting features of the borders in this rugged part of the country. The southern part of Wyoming's western border is drawn at the 110° longitude line (this was moved west to the 111° line in 1868). The northern border was determined by the Montana border, which ran west along the 45th parallel until it reached 111° longitude, whence it dropped to 44°30', and then due west until it intersected the continental divide, which was Idaho's new eastern border. This left an odd, finger shaped area south of Montana and north of Idaho making up Wyoming's northwest corner, shown prominently here. Interestingly, when Wyoming was officially created as a territory, the western border went straight along the 111° line, and this 'gore' reverted back to being part of Dakota even though it was totally separated from the rest of the territory by Wyoming. It remained part of Dakota until 1873.
Another interesting thing is the mistaken depiction of two lakes, Jackson's Lake and Lake Riddle, which were actually the same lake. Explorers came upon Lake Riddle, which had already been named, and thought it was an undiscovered lake. They renamed it Jackson's Lake. Cartographers had to assume that there were two lakes, and thus the error on Johnson's map. Very early image of this area, with Dakota undivided into counties and Montana having only two counties. Mining sites are shown in both Idaho and Montana. $250
"County Map of Dakota, Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado." Philadelphia: S. Augustus Mitchell, Jr., 1870. 20 x 14 3/4. Lithograph. Original hand color. Very good condition.
This map shows the northern plains at a time when the railroads were opening up the region to new settlement. Completed in 1869, the transcontinental railroad ran across the center of the area shown here, from Omaha to the South Pass in western Wyoming. The railroads facilitated the movement of emigrants through and into this area--already begun by the emigration to Oregon, the California Gold Rush and Pike's Peak Gold Rush(noted on this map as "Gold Region"). This led to the creation of new states, such as Kansas (1861), Nebraska (1867), as well as territories such as Colorado, Dakota, Montana, and the just created Wyoming (1869).
This detailed map provides a good topographical picture of the region, with the rivers and mountains depicted, as are the locations of the plains Indian tribes which played such an important (and tragic) role in the opening of the west. The maps also well represents the development of this region, picturing towns, forts, roads and trails. Of particular interest is the depiction of the railroads, which are indicated sometimes following the early routes of explorers, also shown on the map. The Union Pacific Railroad, completed just the year before this map was published, is shown running through Nebraska to Cheyenne and then west, while the two railroads into Denver-one to Cheyenne to meet the Union Pacific and one directly east to Kansas City-both completed just the year this map was issued, are both shown. This is a fine map of the classic "Wild West" of popular lore. $250
Frank A. Gray. "Gray's Idaho, Montana and Wyoming." Philadelphia: O.W. Gray & Son, 1879. 12 x 14 3/4. Lithograph. Original color. Very good condition.
A nicely detailed and early map of the northwestern part of the United States by the Philadelphia firm of O.W. Gray. The firm began its publishing around mid-century and published regional and U.S. atlases up to the 1880s, first as O.W. Gray and then O.W. Gray & Son. This map is typical of their work, presenting the latest information available with clear and precise detail. The three territories are shown as they were originally set up in 1868; they would not be admitted as states for another decade. Detail includes topography, rivers, settlements, Indian tribes and even the early railroads both in Montana and Wyoming. Of particular interest is the depiction of Yellowstone Park, established just seven years earlier. For its attractive presentation and interesting detail make it a nice example of late nineteenth century American cartography. $225
"Montana." New York: Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Company, 1889. Ca. 3 x 5. Chromolithograph by Donaldson Brothers. Very good condition.
From a delightful series of maps issued by the Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Company. This firm was founded by John and Charles Arbuckle of Pittsburgh, PA. They developed a machine to weigh, fill, seal and label coffee in paper packages, which allowed them to become the largest importer and seller of coffee in the world. Their most famous promotional program involved the issuing of several series of small, colorful trading cards, one of which was included in every package of Arbuckle's Coffee. These series included cards with sports, food, historic scenes, and--one of the most popular--maps. The latter cards included not only a map, but also small illustrations "which portrays the peculiarities of the industry, scenery, etc." of the region depicted. These cards are a delight, containing informative maps as well as wonderful scenes of the area mapped. $65
"Montana." Chicago: Rand, McNally & Co., 1909. 19 x 26. Cereograph with printed color. Very good condition.
Highly detailed and with a listing in red of the railroad lines in the state. $175
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An early twentieth century map from the Rand, McNally & Co. firm primarily out of Chicago, a company that would shift the center of cartographic publishing from the east coast to the mid-west. This is a "vest pocket map" meant to be sold to travelers, as indicated by the advertisements for Chicago and New York businesses. The map has impressive topographical and transportation detail and it is essentially the same map as was issued in the Rand McNally New Commercial Atlas, but modified to be of more use to travelers. In particular, the railroads, electric lines, and combined steam and electric lines are identified by the use of red stamped numbers explained in a key in the lower right and the small size made the map most useful to put in one's vest pocket. $300
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Flawed, but the best damn 3D Castlevania ever made by man.
I know... that's not saying much. But hear me out:
So let me start this by saying I'm only at the end of Chapter 2. That said, I've had one major boss encounter, plenty of werewolf whipping, and enough time to understand the gameplay mechanics and experience system.
The first thing you'll notice when playing this game is... it's not very Castlevania-ish. In fact, I'm not even sure there is a castle in the game at all. This is how I compare this feeling: Metroid felt like a Metroid game in Metroid Prime. But not so much when we got the recent Metroid: Other M.
Lords of Shadow is the Other M in the Castlevania series.
What you do get here though is a nice mix of Rygar for the PS2, some God of War, and a smudge of Shadow of Colossus.
Sounds awesome, right? It is.
Gameplay is tight and controls really well. You have that same snappy jump the series is known for, and you look like a Belmont through and through. The single and wide attack options you have for your whip are awesome - and the moves you can unlock (purchased using XP) make the fighting system fun with some depth. You also have a secondary weapon (like daggers) that rely on ammo - which can also be upgraded with XP. Later in the game, you have access to a light and dark power that you can activate to make fighting easier and bring back your health. This power drains over time, and you have to suck up orbs to refill the meter. I just unlocked this aspect of the game, so I'm not sure if it's a useful mechanic or not.
Graphics are REALLY good. The level of detail is amazing - and the environments are varied. There are some minor jaggies here and their, but they are easily lost in the detail. Frame rate is looking at 24-30 based on eyeballing it - and there IS some slowdown when things get crazy, but it's not a deal breaker by any means.
The biggest flaw is the camera. It's fixed, but it has a bad habit of changing angles on you when you step into a certain part of the environment. This can be very annoying when this happens mid fight: one second your whipping to the right, and next thing you know, the camera freaks out and is seated behind you, causing you to adjust your tactics. The game also has a fair amount of invisible walls - meaning you see an area you'd like to explore, but there is some unseen wall blocking your progression. I call it lazy level design, but whatevs.
Game so far is linear - but it should be noted you can enter any previous area to grind for XP, complete challenges, and find items you couldn't access the first time around. I'm definitely having fun going back to older areas to explore.
The music is incredible - giving the game much more of that Castlevania vibe it should have. It really creates some epic moments when you're swinging around or in the middle of a big fight. A+ on the soundtrack.
All in all I would recommend this game to anyone. If you're a fan of the series, I would say it's a MUST BUY. It also comes with a code for SOTN - which is a big plus, but I would imagine bittersweet to the fans since it's likely they own that game already.


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Madge B. Foret, 79, a native and resident of Raceland, died Saturday, May 10, 2003.
Funeral services were scheduled for 11 a.m. today at St. Hilary Catholic Church in Mathews, with burial in the church cemetery.
She is survived by her husband of 57 years, Hudson H. Foret; two sons, Ralph J. and Barry M. Foret; four daughters, Mrs. James (Jackie) Danos, Mrs. Donald (Judy) Watts, Mrs. Arthur (Karen) LeBlanc, and Mrs. Keith (Kathy) Blanchard; one brother, Huey P. Bourgeois of New Iberia; one sister, Emily B. Becnel of Reserve; 12 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Walter and Irma Bourgeois; one brother, Wilson Bourgeois; one sister, Beatrice "Bea" B. Clause; and one grandson, Zachary M. Foret.
She was a graduate of the class of 1940 of Raceland High School and was a member of the VFW Auxiliary Post No. 3665, American Legion Auxiliary Post No. 349, St. Hilary Council of Catholic Women and a member of the AARP.
She was a homemaker and a parishioner of St. Hilary of Poitiers Catholic Church.
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My birthday is on the 28th of June.
I discovered Pokemon when I was...6 I think, or something ? I don't remember exactly.
As for the pokémon Anime, I watch it, because actually, it feels good watching something I've been following since I was little :D
I am a huge fan of Nature, and I really enjoy drawing a lot !
I discovered PC in 2010 ? No that's not exactly right : I discovered it in 2008, but didn't register.
Now that I settled here, I'll give the best I can for PC, just because it's an awesome community. That said, school...Always school...I think we understand each other - busy busy ergh ;;
I am here for friendship, and to talk about various subjects !
If you add me as friend, be sure to do it because you want to, and not just because you're being interested in trading or whatever.
I also will always try to reply to VMs, although I might not be the fastest.
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- X&Y/OR&AS In-Game Name
- Daniel
- Friend Safari Fields
You know what this is.
- Type
- Fighting
- ★~The Past is gone, and the Future is not yet~★
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- Pazuru
- ★ [ Fukidokuritsu ]
- RangerLondon
- Aspiring Connoisseur
- Ryuo
- Ryuo <3 pichu
- shamin32
- The Wanna be Champion
- Shay-Shay
- -> FOLLOW ME @ShayLegacy <-
- Team Sweeper
- ThePinkDragon
- Rawrtastic!