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About ivonprefontaineI am a retired educator who is currently completing a PhD. Prior to teaching, I worked in private industry for 15 years and returned to university to earn my education degree. For the last 17 years I taught, I was a teacher in a unique, progressive, alternative educational school of choice. Currently, I am engaged in a doctoral program at Gonzaga University in Spokane. My dissertation topic is how teachers experience becoming who they are as teachers, as human subjects.
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NEW IBERIA — Funeral services will be conducted for Mr. Clyde Joseph LeBlanc, 21, at 2 p.m., Monday, May 27, 2013 at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, with Fr. Richard Greene officiating. Interment will follow at Franklin Cemetery.
Visitation were held from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m., on Sunday with a Rosary at 7 p.m. The funeral home will reopen at 10 a.m. on Monday and remain open until service time.
A resident of Jeanerette, Clyde passed away at 2:50 p.m. on Friday, May 24, 2013 at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital.
Clyde was known as being very affectionate and always smiling and ready to give hugs. He communicated through sign language and was always flirting. His nicknames were "Bud Man" and "Humbug." He loved music, watching game shows, football, baseball, basketball and Food Network. His favorite places to eat were McDonald's and Pizza Hut. Clyde will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him. The family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Complete Home Health, L&D Community Care, Iberia Medical Center, Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital and to home health nurses, Charlene Landry, Angelina Mouton, Sasha Shavers, Mona Abraham and Denise Simon.
He is survived by his father, Clyde Joseph LeBlanc Jr.; mother, Melissa Mayea LeBlanc; brother, Lance LeBlanc of Jeanerette; sister, Ashley LeBlanc and fiancé, Chris Geerts of Jeanerette; grandmother, Bernice LeBlanc of Jeanerette; aunts, Sheila Clements and husband, Clint Clements Sr. of Jeanerette, Norma Dubois and husband, Mitchell Dubois Sr. of Jeanerette, Nora Jones and husband, Herman, of Franklin, Elaine Savoie and husband, Tommy, of Gibson; uncles, Michael LeBlanc of Jeanerette, Robert LeBlanc of Avery Island, Terry LeBlanc of Jeanerette, Jerry Leblanc of Jeanerette, Billy LeBlanc of Jeanerette, Chad Mayea and wife, Andrea, of Franklin, Byron Mayea and wife, Cindy, of Franklin, Johnny Ledet of Jeanerette, Richard Boudreaux of Franklin; and numerous cousins, great aunts and great uncles.
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Conversation Between Learn To Fly and Betta Slave
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- 03-31-2011 08:46 PM - permalinkLearn To FlyLouie can jump 3'6" but I've only ever jumped 2'9".
The ride was pretty good. Rode a lazy pony named Dante who hates to canter jumps. Bleh. I like fast horses. But overall fun, because riding with my school friends is always fun.
- 03-31-2011 08:07 PM - permalinkBetta SlaveReally? It looks bigger. XD Jiggs can only jump 2 something... not very far up there.
How was your ride?
- 03-30-2011 06:01 PM - permalinkLearn To FlyReally? That's only 1'6" I think. Lol. And yeah, all grey/gray (how do you spell it????) foals are born dark. They think she'll either be gray or roan. Her little socks already have a some gray roaning above them, I don't know if you can see it in the pics.
It's cold and rainy, and I'm so tired >< I just want to crawl in bed and sleep for two days, except I get to ride tomorrow.
- 03-30-2011 04:49 PM - permalinkBetta SlaveI looked-Louie can jump so high compared to Jiggs. Hahah. And the foal is so different from her mom!
Ah, that sucks :S How's the weather over there?
- 03-30-2011 04:33 PM - permalinkLearn To FlyIt was my fault lol...I type something that seems to make perfect sense and I go back and look at it and it seems really confusing. Anyway, pics are up.
Glad everything's going well for you :)
Not much. Got a ton of homework tonight :/
- 03-29-2011 11:14 PM - permalinkBetta SlaveNo, lol, I just looked over your post and I misunderstood lol. Looking forward to pics.
My day was great! :D I had a great day out with my dad... got new guitar stuff, finished my essay, and going to continue looking at synths tomorrow. :P And got good reviews on my writing. So I'm very happy. lol
What's up?
- 03-29-2011 08:47 PM - permalinkLearn To FlyOoh, whops! I made it sound like her name is Sun lol. I meant Sun as in Sunday, when we saw her. Sorry for the confusion! She doesn't have a name yet, but she's sort of called Lil Bit. Pics coming right up!
My day was good, yours?
- 03-29-2011 08:42 PM - permalinkBetta SlaveYes please! I'd love more pics! Both of Louie and Sun, if you can. lol
How was your day?
- 03-29-2011 08:37 PM - permalinkLearn To FlyYeah, she so small. Do you want more pics? I have a ton lol. The day we saw her (Sun) was the day she was 4 days old, and it was the first day she stood up on her own. She discovered she has legs, though.
That's good. It's good to ride a horse that's challenging sometimes, because you learn more, but if it's too challenging then it's not good. Good luck with the new horse! And I know how that feels-after my instructor fell with Louie everyone kept asking me if I was afraid to ride him (they all blamed him). But I wasn't, although maybe I should have been.
Ooohhh...that sucks. Well, I hope they get better! My fish are good. Yesterday one of my females jumped out when I went to feed, but I caught here so it was all good lol. Louie's as energetic as ever and we've been riding outside lately! I think I have some new pics.
- 03-29-2011 08:10 PM - permalinkBetta SlaveI just looked at her, and she is so adorable! Her little face <3
The riding's been good. Everyone wants me to switch off Jiggs, but I don't want to D:< But I'm trying another horse tomorrow anyway to humour them. lol Everyone keeps asking me if I'm scared to ride after the fall, and I'm not really... I'm glad I'm not. XD
And... I am having no luck with fish. None. The new (still un-named) girl and Leonine have very suddenly contracted flukes out of nowhere, it seems (no one else had them... and I wash my hands after touching each fish's water). So I'm not happy. :/
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i really do mean 8 sets of 3 reps. i did some smolov stuff and i thought it was cool to do lots of sets with low reps.
for intensity i was planning on doing those last sets to just before failure like in 5/3/1, i think i forgot to mention that. and yeah, i love heavy singles. you think it's really important, huh?
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Top end strength is your ability to summon all you got for one rep. That's powerlifting. Only the top single counts in powerlifting. Not the last rep you can hit in a heavy set of reps.
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Dukeo Review is a review of a blog and a contest all in one. Have you seen Dukeo's blog posts in your Triberr stream? I have and loved the idea he has come up with. You can review his blog Dukeo and have a chance to win $1000.00.
What is Dukeo all about?
Dukeo's blog is written by Ste. He teaches SEO, traffic generation and marketing for others to make money online. He launched his website on his 30th birthday back in 2011. John Chow quoted "That kind of stuff works. I think Sté does a great job." If John says that I think maybe we should read Ste's blog. Ste offers 3 FREE guides on his website to to help guide you along the way to making money online. Just sign up for his updates and you can get the FREE guides.
The Dukeo Review
What I love about Dukeo's website and blog:
- It's easy to read. Very clean text and a great font size. No squinting needed.
- It's very clean all over with not too much on the sidebars. There is nothing to keep you from reading the posts. No nasty pop-ups!
- The language is simple and easy to follow – love that!
- The blog posts often, both a great and not so great thing. I can't always read if someone posts more than once a day. But the content is always FRESH. So I'd give it an overall plus for it.
- The About Page really rocks. Simple and easy to read about Ste. Ste doesn't brag either. Some about pages are more of a brag page, not Ste's.
What Could Be Better on Dukeo's Blog?
- The comment system could be better with CommentLuv for the commenting system. Ste I cannot believe you don't have CommentLuv on your blog. Curious as to why.
- There could be more images in the posts to make them stand out. Right now he is using the image I have above for every post. Great way to promote the contest but there could be other images in the posts to seperate the paragraphs and give more eye appeal. I say let's spruce it up! Add a little color along the way. (A side note: The FREE guides have nice artwork in them – it breaks up the awesome reading material.)
What Do You Think of a Blog Review Contest?
I think it's a wonderful way to to get feedback on your blog or website. People may have fun entering the contest and give you an honest opinion of your blog or website. It's a great way to draw traffic to your blog and gain organic links. Can you think of a reason not to do a blog review contest? (Besides not having $1,000 to give away.)
Will you do a Dukeo Review too with a chance to win money? The contest ends May 28th.
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38 Responses to Dukeo Review and Your Chance to Win Contest
A great review, and I have to say that I already have felt assured after reading your interpretation before I checked the blog. There are really nice free stuff inside, and they seem to be very useful for a newbie like me. Thanks for sharing the useful information and this cool site!
Pleased to hear that, Lisa – I used to suffer from terrible hay fever and one of the wonderful things about getting older is that I've almost completely grown out of it 🙂
Here's wishing you a happy, allergy-free weekend 🙂
Hey, Lisa – sorry to hear you've been under the weather recently – hope you're on the mend.
This is a great review – I love Dukeo and think you've given a thorough and honest review – I'm pleased you've asked Ste why he doesn't use CommentLuv and hope he responds to that. It would be interesting, too, to know why Adrienne's had that slightly worrying feedback about his site.
Good luck with the contest – may the best reviewer win!
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Nice Review Lisa,
I always find Dukeo ad in my website saying get traffic leads. But because I should not click on my own ads I never clicked, but now I understood what is Dukeo. Nice site by ste…
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I noticed I keep coming up as some robot, when I forgot to put the "C" in .com. What a dork I am!
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Ha ha! I loved what you did as a review for his blog. Nice touch with the slideshare. I wouldn't of thought of that. I see his posts all the time, but haven't taken the time to pop over. Now, I have a incentive for sure. Thanks Lisa, you rocked this review. Good luck because I am going to see what I can do.
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I'm not familiar with the blog, but I have seen the name "Dukeo" on Twitter. Interesting concept and while I don't have $1000.00 to spare, it might be interesting to ask people what they think. I just recently changed the background colour of my blog to white, because someone mentioned it was difficult for them to read with a coloured background. I figured, if they had a problem, perhaps some others did as well. Feedback can be helpful.
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Hey Lisa,
That's a big deal by Dukeo.
I have known this blog since my days of EasyRetweet.com and I think I'll like to be part of the contest 😉
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Hey Lisa,
Great review, I've been following his blog for a while now and he does post a lot of useful information about blogging and traffic generation, in general.
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I've never heard of his site but just stopped by. I was reading an interesting article on WordPress SEO. Thanks for telling us about his site. It's definitely a place I'm going to hang out from now on. There's so much great information.
Smart marketing having folks review his blog for a contest to win money. Amazing that he launched his site when he was just 30.
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Hey Lisa,
Yeah, Ste is in one of my tribes too and boy does he post a lot. There is no way I can read all of his posts because of how much content he does share. Heck, I can't keep up with the ones I read now.
I do agree that he has good content but I also have reservations. The only reason I say that is because I had installed an extension called "Web of Trust" and what it does is rates the sites you land on letting you know of their reputation. Ste's blog got a bad rap girl. I was really surprised so I'm not sure who has been bashing him out there but a pop-up comes up immediately letting me know his site can't be trusted and that numerous people have said the same.
Who the heck do you believe! It definitely made me think twice.
Good luck with this contest… If anyone has to win I hope it's you.
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Hey Adrienne,I find it quite puzzling that someone internet-educated like you would rely on a bogus service list WOT…
So, you don't trust other blog owners who put their name out there… based on reviews by anonymous people.
Some of the highest rated sites on WOT are porn sites and illegal sharing sites. If you want to entrust your internet security and your kids' security to porn consumers and online pirates, that's up to you.
By the way, I got the horrible rating on WOT after extensively reviewing their service (url on my name) and they tried to hurt my reputation in retaliation.
And me innocently thinking that other people involved in web would do their homework before using MyWOT as a "reference" of any kind.
Hey Ste,
Did I say that I relied on that service? NO, I said that I had that installed and was surprised that those types of results came up for your site.
I had that same debate with another friend that anyone could just come by and drop a bad review and that could hurt your site which I think is just horrible. Am I a pro at these types of sites? Absolutely not, it's all a learning experience for me Ste but it is what it is. Someone could do the same thing to me and I would have no control over that whatsoever.
I don't just trust that sites like that are true. Sorry if you got offended.
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Sorry if I sounded a little upset. This MyWOT thing has been getting on my nerves and I tend to see red when their reviews of my blog get cited.
You're right: If some trolls decide to destroy your business, they can do it overnight and the admins won't do anything because their whole system is fueled by hatred and trolling.
Very interesting! I've never visiting his blog, I don't think but I sure will give it a peek when I get free. I'll add it to my Pocket for future reference. BTW, love you slideshares! 😉
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Hi Lisa,
This is a fantastic idea…. I've not come across Ste but will follow your link and take a look 🙂
Yes the lack of a spare $1,000 is one hurdle to stop someone doing this but there's other way's of tempting people to review our blogs.
I think I'll give this some consideration as I can see the benefits 🙂
Thanks Lisa 🙂
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😯 fell like from the ice age, I've never heard about Duke o.. Looks like I'm not the one here. But anyway thanks a lot, This looks like worth reading!
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This is the first I'd heard of Sté and Dukeo. I actually had my site reviewed by a professional blogger, back in January. It was a free service she offered because I expressed interest in a class she was offering (which turned out to be way more than I could afford – almost $1,000.00). Her objective, critical review led me to make several changes to it – once I decided that I agreed with her. 😉
As for holding a contest to review a site… While it would be interesting to get feedback from readers, the problem I can foresee is having people offer review who have no inkling of the industry the site represents. If the owner of the site running the contest isn't solid in their own stance and representation, I think they could be overwhelmed and even led astray from what is best for their business.
Off to check out that site, now. Curious! 🙂
I've been to Dukeo and I've learned some great stuff from Ste, he really knows what he's talking about 🙂
This is a great idea Lisa. Aside from not having a thousand dollars to giveaway some people might shy away from this for fear of what they'll read about their website, some folks don't take criticism too well.
I liked your review, it was an honest one and looks like he can take something from it.
Hope you're feeling better today 🙂
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Hi Lisa, I'm a big fan of Dukeo and Ste. I am constantly amazed at the valuable information he continues to provide at his site. I discovered Ste through Triberr and often see multiple articles of his in my feed. If I see three articles, chances are I will read at least two of them, often all of three of them.
Great and fair review, Lisa. I especially like your SlideShare presentation. You are spot on with your points, both pro and con, about Dukeo.
I especially agree with you about CommentLuv. Ste doesn't get many comments even on the highest quality articles. CommentLuv would help as would Ste responding to comments. I'm not sure whether he doesn't respond or doesn't have notifications to commenters of responses to their comments, but when I leave a comment I feel as if it's just sitting there and gets lost in the blogosphere somewhere.
Ste is probably too busy giving us high quality and quantity of articles! That's fine with me, I'll keep coming back to Dukeo.
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There isn't much in this issue of Five Dials. Sometimes – as long-time readers know – we give over an entire issue to a single writer. The bar is high. Last time we relinquished control, the issue was placed in the capable hands of Orhan Pamuk. This issue features a single essay by one of our favourite writers, Javier Marías, whose latest novel, The Infatuations, is currently being translated by the incomparable Margaret Jull Costa. [. . .]
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simply wandered down streets in Camden, he wrote an essay on the particular genius of the novel, and the way the book seems heavier than most, weighted with the wisdom of an entire life. I envy any of you Five Dials readers who know nothing of Marías or Lampedusa. From this humble starting point, your journey will hopefully include the following stops on its itinerary: a page from now you'll get to the Marías essay, which will inevitably lead you towards The Leopard (as well as Marías's own work), and perhaps The Leopard will lead you to your own dark streets, standing in front of a row of houses, wearing a too-thin coat, feeling the weight of its lessons, aware that it is so much more than a story of crumbling Sicilian aristocracy.
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There is no such thing as the indispensable book or author, and the world would be exactly the same if Kafka, Proust, Faulkner, Mann, Nabokov and Borges had never existed. It might not be quite the same if none of them had existed, but the non-existence of just one of them would certainly not have affected the whole. That is why it is so tempting – an easy temptation if you like – to think that the representative twentieth-century novel must be the one that very nearly didn't exist, the one that nobody would have missed (Kafka, after all, did not leave just the one work, and as soon as it was known that there were others, as well as Metamorphosis, any reader was then at liberty to desire or even yearn to read them), the one novel that, in its day, was seen by many almost as an excrescence or an intrusion, as antiquated and completely out of step with the predominant 'trends', both in its country of origin, Italy, and in the rest of the world. A superfluous work, anachronistic, one that neither 'added to' nor 'moved things on', as if the history of literature were something that progressed and was, in that respect, akin to science, whose discoveries are left behind or eliminated as they are overtaken or revealed to be incomplete, inadequate or inexact. But literature functions in quite the opposite way: nothing that one adds to it erases or cancels out what came before; rather, new books sit alongside earlier books and they coexist. Old and new texts breathe in unison, so much so that one wonders sometimes if everything that has ever been written is not simply the same drop of water falling on the same stone, and if, perhaps, the only thing that really changes is the language of each age. The older work still has to 'breathe', despite the time that has elapsed since its creation or appearance; and some works – the majority – are erased or cancelled out, but this happens of its own accord, not because something else comes along to take their place or to supplant or eject them; rather, they languish and die because of their own lack of spirit or – more precisely – because they aspired to being 'modern' or 'original', an aspiration that leads inevitably to an early senescence or, as others might say, they become 'dated'. 'It's very much of its time,' we tell ourselves when we read these books in a different, later age, because, given the unstoppable and ever-accelerating speed with which the world moves, 'in a different age' can sometimes mean a mere decade later. This is the case even with stories written by some of the great modern authors, such as Kafka, Faulkner, Borges on occasions and Joyce almost always. They can sometimes seem slightly old-fashioned or, if you prefer, dated, precisely because they were so innovative, bold, confident, original and ambitious.
The same cannot be said of Isak Dinesen or of Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa's The Leopard. The latter is not in any way an old-fashioned nineteenth-century novel as some critics said at the time, misled perhaps by the century in which the action takes place. It is, without a doubt, a contemporary novel of the kind written by the authors mentioned above, and its author was fully aware of the new techniques and 'advances' in the genre, if you can call them that, and was even modest enough to abandon one possibility – that of describing a single day in the life of Prince Fabrizio di Salina – saying: 'I don't know how to do a _Ulysses._' But he did know, for example, how to make masterly use of ellipsis, telling a story in fragmentary fashion, unemphatically, even withholding information and leaving unexplained what the reader need only glimpse or intuit, setting up illuminating connections between disparate and apparently secondary or merely anecdotal elements, adroitly bringing together what the characters say and do with what they think (all of which is much more common in the twentieth-century novel than in the novel of the nineteenth century), and, above all, he observes, reflects, suggests and qualifies.
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Decentralizing Incentive Efficient Allocations of Economies with Adverse Selection
We study competitive economies with adverse selection and fully exclusive contractual relationships. We consider economies where agents are privately informed over the probability distribution of their endowments, and trade to insure against this uncertainty. As in Prescott-Townsend (1984), we model exclusivity by imposing the incentive compatibility constraints directly on the agents' consumption possibility set. In this set-up, we identify the externality associated with the presence of adverse selection as a special form of consumption externality. We consider a structure of markets which allows to internalize such externality, for which we show that competitive equilibria exist and are incentive efficient. On the other hand, when this 'expanded' set of markets required to internalize such externality does not exist, competitive equilibria are shown to be, typically, not incentive efficient, but to satisfy an appropriately defined notion of third best efficiency. Appropriate versions of the second welfare theorem for these two market structures are also established.
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1 T in the Park is a summer music festival held in which country?
2 Which Steven Spielberg film is based on Brian Aldiss' short story Supertoys Last All Summer Long?
3 In which year was the Summer of Love?
4 Where would you find the Hall
of Dispelling Clouds and the Garden of Harmonious Interests?
5 According to the proverb, one what does not make a summer?
6 In which country would you find Summer Beaver Airport?
7 How many people are thought to have died in the European heat wave of 2003: a) 500
b) 5,000
c) 50,000?
8 In which year was the Summer of Three Popes?
9 Which band topped the British singles chart for seven weeks in 1970 with In the Summertime?
10 Which esteemed author and playwright said: 'People don't notice whether it's winter or summer when they're happy'?
Solution: 1 Scotland 2 Artificial Intelligence: A.I. 3 1967 4 The Summer Palace, Beijing 5 Swallow 6 Canada 7 c) 50,000 8 1978 9 Mungo Jerry 10 Anton Chekhov.