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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
SEE So Many Photos of Mercy Aigbe
112 comments:
*yimu* vanity upon vanity= All is vanity ( shior mgbeke feeling funky) home destroyerReplyDeleteReplies
Jealous u......she is too beautiful to get any kind of men she want...Delete
Jealous u......she is too beautiful to get any kind of men she want...Delete
Ogechi, get a life and stop using another person picture as ur profile. I challenge you to put a new picture and write " yea im the one on your palm" stupid girl.Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 08:47
Ogechi, are you too beautiful to write proper English too?Delete
- Vincent25 January, 2013 11:08
Lolllll, Ogechi see your life outside. LolllllDelete
Won ti fe fi photoshop pa photo yi ku. Chineke, Osanobua. Photoshop overkillDelete
- Anonymous25 January, 2013 19:48
Muhahahahaha. You peepo won kii pesin for her. @Vincent is that Yorenglish up there. I tried to make sense of what you were trying to say. So "SEE YOUR LIFE OUTSIDE" translates to o ri aya e lode? muahahahahaha. e le payan ni awon blogs yi shaDelete
she's beautiful no doubt. i like her the black purseReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 05:15
SHE NEEDS TO TEACH THEM SIKIARTU HOW TO DRESS.Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 07:52
Good bless you for sayin that.. Those babes need dress senseDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:03
very nice, shes a great dresser!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:08
she must be paying this her gate-man plenty money for this photographer work he is doing....with her three bags....nonsenseReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:24
Lol! Don't let me choke on laughter!Delete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:38
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 05:12
YOU ARE JUST JEALOUS, TAKE YOUR OWN MAKE WE SEE. IF YOU LIKE THE WAY YOU LOOK AND FEEL GOOD ABOUT IT, WHAT IS WRONG WITH TAKING PICTURESDelete
- sexyboocalher24 January, 2013 08:27
D 3 bags wil buy d whole of ur wardrobe plus d 1c. U̶̲̥̅̊ r yet 2 buy**cheap ant**Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 21:07
@anon 5:12 dafuq is wrong with u. Learn to enjoy harmless banter and stop riding the jealousy bandwagon.Delete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:18
One word!pretty!ReplyDelete
Oh Em Gee!!! This woman is all kinds of beautiful! Stunning! Her skin is breathtakingly luscious! I could eat her up #YesHomo. (˘̯˘ )ReplyDelete
Can she kindly recommend whatever she's using to her fellow yoruba actresses; before some of them will turn green and purple all in the name of bleachingReplies
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:07
yes homo kwa? hmmmmmm. Lols. no be small multicolr bleaching oDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:56
Maximus biko shez nt dat fine jor. Ur jst washing her wit ur hailings. R u sure ur comment is nt sacarsticDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 23:17
haaaaaahaaahaaa case in point sikiratu sindodo nd coDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 04:27
maxxxii is that u....welcome bk....v missed uDelete
@Anon 04:27, I missed you too sweetyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:21
re rocking tinz osheeeeReplyDelete
na me amaka vgc
he he are my eyes deceiving me? mercy aigbe sef dey look like human being o,see mercy aigbe as she transform into proper chick…she is looking really good whoever her new stylist is did a great job she is the first yoruba actress i can confidently say has pushed the bar with these pics although having said that she looks like a female hen in the second to the last set of picsReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:00
- Laduns biggest fan23 January, 2013 22:07
You were doing well until the female hen comment! I can't get past the lace wig though.Delete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:54
a hen is feminine gender so why would u say female hen? that is so wrong.Delete
cock is masculine gender by the way.
@anon 22;53Delete
thanks for the correction jarey i own up to the gbagaun lol i know a cock is masculine and a hen is feminine though
@ladun's biggest fanDelete
lool see d pic now with the top like a hen trying to spread her wings
- dr van bay24 January, 2013 06:23
Luca don't mind them joor! U be my guy! If u like say 'male him'Delete
Grammar Police hiding under anon please give it a rest.Delete
Or even she girl jare. I love the realness in the way u accepted the correction mr Lucas. It speaks alot about ur intelligence. No be some olofofo for hereDelete
Or even she girl jare. I love the realness in the way u accepted the correction mr Lucas. It speaks alot about ur intelligence. No be some olofofo for hereDelete
see me always waiting for LUca's comment and he neva disapointDelete
All very beautifull pictures.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:36
I hope that black bag is original o, otherwise......ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:42
No b nly original,If I hear!!!!!!Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 02:04
LOL!!!! What`s the make of the bag. Me likey.Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 02:13
Love the bag, whats the make. LOL!!!Delete
- sexylove23 January, 2013 20:37
Nice...I like 'emReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:39
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:39
Ddnt know ur blog was Instagram alsoReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:41
Omgosh....u pple won't kee sm1,lmsao!!!!!!!Delete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:41
Lovely pictures,she really triedReplyDelete
- sumbrits23 January, 2013 20:44
For a mother of 2 or 3kids..keep it up Mercy!!! Lovely!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:44
SHE IS REALLY BEAUTIFUL .. ... THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION ON THIS BLOG ..ReplyDelete
Lovely pix bt she and that her black bag na first to die o.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:47
All her outfits are lovely! Dis babe don clean up oo!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:51
- Terrence.23 January, 2013 20:54
But why?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:55
looking good....ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 20:57
Nice picz, omo Edo u luk Gud.ReplyDelete
- shakira23 January, 2013 21:00
Mehn! Didn't know Mercy Aigbe was this beautiful and fresh. I especially love the one with the one with the Ankara jacket. Nice!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 21:00
Seriously the only yoruba actress dat dress with common sence...ReplyDelete
I have to give to her, welldone mercy.
Pls don't hate on dis chickReplies
- happy yoruba bunny24 January, 2013 19:00
she's not even yoruba selfDelete
maybe her husband is
i noticed how she used different kinds of cars to pose
we must know she has arrived sha by force
ok mercy we v seen d opulence, thanks for feeding our eyes
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 21:08
y does she like 2 cross her legs?she actually crossed her k legs in all d picturesReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 21:14
That brown lace wig that she had on, in the 2nd and 3rd photos was so wrong.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 21:17
SHE IS ACTUALLY PRETTY! BUT..On the Last pic. u dont wear leopard print on leopard Print okay?..u tried..bt next time dont do that okay?ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:35
Dude, you can pair leopard prints. And how she mixed em,it's so lovely.kapishDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 01:33
Wat fashion rule says u can't wear leopard skin bag and leopard flats? Pls I will like to know o! To me d combination is perfect! Thumbs up mercy u look fab! And my d way u are my favorite actress * mwaaaaah*Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 11:29
Says who? U can wear Leopard skin shoes and bag. So far you wear plain clothes. What do you know? HisssssssssssssssssDelete
- Anonymous25 January, 2013 08:11
Anon 21:17- Madam I TOOOO KNOW n DONT!!! Mscheeeeewww! That leopard combo was done well n perfect!! U can do leopard clutch/bag and shoes! Even a thin belt too!Delete
And next time, its 'IN the last pic' and not ''ON the last pic.''
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 21:19
A pretty Yoruba woman, that is not even bleaching...she also looks Young and nice!ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:15
She's from Edo StateDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:54
She is from Edo and she turned 35 on the 1st of januaryDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 17:03
No wonder..i for say now..ah ah! nice to know!Delete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 21:23
Lol! is all i can say!! she tried..but so many "fashion dont do's" goin on.. so many! from the red shoe nd Red Bag..to the orange flip flop on orange dress, to the animal print on animal print..to the silver shoe on wine hair..Like..i cant evn shout..na smal smal.. she tried!ReplyDelete
Love from Paris.
- oyeshola23 January, 2013 21:36
Dis woman is cute,lovely pix, nice skin...ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 21:37
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:00
Yoruba woman wey fine like this...hiaan!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:20
So so lovelyReplyDelete
- Anonymous23 January, 2013 22:40
Me likey...Pretty!!ReplyDelete
The original Beebee..
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 01:09
Her looks, photo shop, her skin, photo shop, picture quality, photo shop. Oya go look bush.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 01:36
Me love! Love! Dis pics! I especially love d one wit d Ankara jacket it's do beautiful! I love d fire red hair! Suits her perfectly! She nailed it!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 01:41
I LOVE THE ONE WITH THE YELLOW TOP and LEOPARD SKIRT! A LOT OF PEOPLe wear animal skin on red! Mercy u completely killed it! U look georgeous!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 01:43
Love the black bag anybody knows the make!!!! Looks like a zara but O could be wrong. Beautiful girl though.ReplyDelete
- Ms.Bee24 January, 2013 04:03
The worst invention in history has to be lace front wig. Lol. The thing just looks like inyama.ReplyDelete
She was doing so well till I saw the lace front.
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 04:24
The brown bag seem definitely primark though. hahahaReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 08:40
Olodo open ur eyes very well! D bag I saw in dat pix is mustard yellow and it's micheal kors. Does primak sell Micheal kors now?Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 08:58
Well, its Michael Kors. Guess you didn't see the MK logo. Check the price online.Delete
lol fuel don finish for your mouth now lool they have shown you up now,see why 2 know is not good?loolDelete
- Anonymous25 January, 2013 08:25
See how uve embarrassed yourself!! Shame!!...I must comment by force! Another I TOOOO KNOW n DONT!!! So u didnt see the MK logo??...LOL! Clue-freaking-less but must jump quick to diss!! *Long hisssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss*Delete
- dr van bay24 January, 2013 06:28
Ladun are u using my comments for rituals? Cos I don't understand why u are hiding them inside that black calabash?ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 09:08
LMAO. Na dis dr go kill Ladun!Delete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 17:52
She looks good....ReplyDelete
- dr van bay24 January, 2013 06:35
The hair style in the 2nd and 3rd pictures? Who tha hell pulls that kinda stunt? Except u are jackie onassis or bree van de kamp! She's very fresh tho! Omoge benin!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 06:37
Ladun I go vex I! Y am I not seeing my comments?ReplyDelete
- dr van bay24 January, 2013 06:37
Ladun are u using my comments for rituals? Cos I don't understand why u are hiding them inside that black calabash?ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 19:38
no be black calabash, na cauldronDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 07:34
She looks like caroline Danjuma in the first picture.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 08:48
Gosh! Mercy looks really good! After two kids and in her mid thirties she still look good! She's got a great body I wish I'll look as good as her wen am her age!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 11:55
she 2 like dat her black bag shaa...she no even gree her glasses rest smallReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 12:03
She wears "thick" very well. I like :-)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 13:07
ladun who is she?cos am so good in watching nig movies and recognising there faces and even names but i dnt knw dis one and her pls what movie has she done?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 14:00
She luks stunning.luv her skin.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 14:40
MA you are definately hot and looks like some folks are really into jealousy..ride on gal more posts requested..ReplyDelete
- Anonymous24 January, 2013 17:34
Ladun why have u refused to post my comments? Am one of ur biggest fan!ReplyDelete
sexy mercy!ReplyDelete
- mama na girl24 January, 2013 18:49
i think she's perfect in all the picturesReplyDelete
its obvious she just changed her wardrobe and she's loving them
I may not like lace wig but hey she looks good
i love her black purse, it looks like a versace
mercy can u tell me d make as i may want 1?
she has a good shape and she's making good use of it
she's truly caroline danjuma's look alike in most of the picturesReplies
tell her the truth jarey,the wig is whack lol but i agree with you on the purse or bag even though i am a guy it just jumped at me straightDelete
- Anonymous25 January, 2013 11:20
WOW..I LOVE ALL THE PICTURES...IT'S SO NICE...NEVER TOT SHE WAS THIS BEAUTIFUL..BEAUTY IS REALLY IN THE EYES OF TEHBEHOLDER MEHN...Delete
- mama na girl25 January, 2013 16:20
Lucabreee lmaoDelete
oro e su mi jare!
yea the wig is not it, i must confess
but she tried!!!
- Anonymous25 January, 2013 12:26
Fine Edo girl. Our girls can be very pretty! She is also a very good actress. And anyone who says anything bad about Edo girls, may your mouth twist to the side and may your toes point upwards forever!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous25 January, 2013 15:36
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous25 January, 2013 18:25
Cute & flawless!pls,does any1 know wot i can use for rashes.its al ova my face.av tried practically everytg bt none seem to b workg.pls recomend ASAP.ReplyDelete
She looks great in all the pictures jare and a typical clone of a naija runs girl(yeah you all have "that" look)...Also im sure the reason she is carrying that bag in most pictures is because it is probably an original of whatever the designer is and definitely expensive. It is what we call isale apoti. The value for the money is what homegirl is doing...ReplyDelete


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It still isn't known why a man apparently walked up to a campus police officer at Virginia Tech yesterday and fatally shot the 39-year-old father of five. And the identity of the gunman, who authorities believe died of a gunshot wound shortly after the attack, hasn't yet been released.
But we are learning some more details about the harrowing events that shook a campus still recovering from the April 2007 mass murder of 32 people by a student who then killed himself.
— Blacksburg's WDBJ reports that "the State Police and Bureau of Criminal Investigations say the dash cam video taken from Officer Deriek Crouse's patrol car shows the man found dead at the second crime scene on campus was at the original traffic stop. That dash cam video shows the man with a gun."
— About 30 minutes after Crouse was shot, according to the student-run Collegiate Times, "an officer saw a man in the I lot of Duck Pond Drive, commonly referred to as 'the Cage,' acting suspiciously, and upon return, found the man dead from a bullet wound." It's thought he killed himself.
— The attack on Crouse apparently happened while the officer was making a routine traffic stop involving another person, and authorities say "Crouse was shot to death in front of witnesses," according to The Roanoke Times.
— Crouse, according to the university, "joined the Virginia Tech Police Department on Oct. 27, 2007, and served in the patrol division. He is survived by his wife, five children and step-children, and his mother and brother."
More details on this link: Slain Virginia Tech Officer's Dash Cam Shows Suspected Shooter : The Two-Way : NPR

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Amtrak/CSX Hudson Line deal to improve service, move projects forwardWritten by Jenifer Nunez, assistant editor
A long-term lease agreement between CSX Corporation and Amtrak has been made, enabling Amtrak to take full control of the Hudson Line between Schenectady and Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
The contract, which took effect on Dec. 1, ensures that passenger rail service has scheduling priority there and paves the way for four significant rail improvement projects totaling $181 million. The improvements will reduce congestion along the Empire Corridor from New York City to Niagara Falls, N.Y., and improve travel times and reliability for passengers and freight.
The New York State Department of Transportation led the efforts to transform the 94-mile Hudson Line from Schenectady to Poughkeepsie from a freight-controlled line to an Amtrak-controlled line. For decades signals have been designed to freight standards and all planning and construction was subject to approval and control of the freight railroad. Dispatching of trains will now move from CSX's freight yard at Selkirk to Amtrak's Command and Control Center in New York City.
Work already is underway on four passenger rail improvement projects being progressed jointly by NYDOT and Amtrak. The Federal government will provide $155.5 million for these projects, including $147.6 million in funds from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. New York state will provide $23.15 million. The four projects are:
• Construction of an additional track between Rensselaer and Schenectady to significantly reduce congestion. Work started this fall on a $91.2-million project to build 17 miles of new track, doubling capacity between the two cities. Project completion is scheduled for the fall of 2017. The work is fully funded through the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
• Building a fourth track at the Rensselaer Station to reduce congestion and delays. This is a $50.5-million project funded with state and federal dollars. Construction began this season with preparatory culvert work and delivery of materials, including 20,000 crossties, 9,000 tons of ballast, 137,000 pounds of railroad spikes and 1,000 tie plates and anchors. Track installation will begin next year and the entire project is expected to be completed in the fall of 2017.
• Grade crossing improvements along the Empire Corridor South. This $2.45-million project includes safety improvements at 13 grade crossings in Columbia, Dutchess and Rensselaer counties. Work includes installing new LED lights, electronic flashers and bells, speed predictors, new gates and constructing other intersection improvements. Improvements are to be completed during the next two years. The work is fully funded through the federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
• Signal line improvements south of Albany. This is a $36.5-million project to replace more than 60 miles of obsolete signal wires, burying lines that now hang on poles along the rail line and replacing 30-year-old wiring with new underground power cable and electronic track circuits. Design is ongoing and work will begin next season. The project is being advanced with state and federal rail funds and is expected to be completed by the end of 2016.


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News..Exclusives..Relationships..Everything You Need To Know & YES The Word of God
Saturday, January 5, 2013
Photo of the Day
33 comments:
- Anonymous05 January, 2013 23:27
Happy me sef ma, cos am d first 2 comment. 2013 na 2013. Ladun u no gree o, may d gud Lord be ur muscle. Welldone nnem. AlilaReplyDelete
- Anonymous05 January, 2013 23:27
Happy me sef ma, cos am d first 2 comment. 2013 na 2013. Ladun u no gree o, may d gud Lord be ur muscle. Welldone nnem. AlilaReplyDelete
Not too surprised cos they are hausas, officially †̥ђε̲̣̣̣̥ dumbest people in Nigeria..ReplyDelete
Note: I am not being ethnocentric just stating a factReplies
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 00:13
how do you know they are hausas? tribalistic idiot.Delete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 00:47
Einstein! How are u sure yhey are nigerians let alone hausas! Damboroba shege!Delete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 01:26
And this comment is necessary because?Delete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 03:18
NOTE: Mr Fact, "Allah ya baka hankuri tun da" where ever you come from are sooo knowledgeable!!! mtcheeeewDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 06:40
Palo it takes one to know another. You are not ethnocentric just stupid and dumb.Delete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 09:53
Even if they are not the ones in the picture,it's a fact Hausas are the dumbest in Nigeria,I so agree with you!!Delete
- happyhausabunny06 January, 2013 12:25
@Palo people like you annoy and irritate me, so how exactly did you come to the conclusion that hausas are dumb people? You should enlighten yourself and stop being ignorant and shallow minded.Delete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 14:41
No dear Ʋŗ not ethnocentric atall, y☺u are just Ignorant......carry on with your Ignorance and the pit of hell would be too small a litmit so its Ʋŗ starting point. Mind y☺u im not Haussa.Delete
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 11:23
Where did u get ur facts from? Please enlighten us 'learnered baboon'.Delete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 00:09
Idiaaaaat! U obviously can't see well. What shows them to be hausa?. As if yellow cabs are used in the north. Dumbass!ReplyDelete
- Musanna06 January, 2013 00:17
Kai walahi,ip I trace your I -fi address,I send my boys to you,kachikwo?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 00:47
@23:50 you are an animalistic tribalistic goat! Enough said.....,ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 01:20
Palo, I think you are the biggest dumb, you are just stereotyping what you know nothing about. Why can't you generalise your comment without mentioning any tribe here.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 01:51
#Seen# Nngwa NeXt. #gurls Rock#ReplyDelete
- HisFlyness06 January, 2013 06:54
Hahahahahahahahahaha!!!! Fuckin hilarious...sorry 4 dem shaReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 09:09
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 09:34
Na wa oReplyDelete
- Fatimah06 January, 2013 11:17
I disagree with you Palo on Hausas being the dumbest peeps in Nigeria. Teach them something and watch them do it with a difference (fast and efficiently too), a dumb person would never improve on whatever he learns that is if he ever grasped your teachings in the first place. Hausa man neva shine your shoe before? lol. Na their suya and kilishi sure pass.
In markets, I see them working as porters and they are different. Idiraba is probably the dirtiest place in the whole of Lagos but the magic those Hausas create with their needle and thread is amazing. Marvelous Embroidery! The well-schooled ones are amazing orators and damn good strategist.
Nigeria would never attain its full potentials until we begin to see the good in ourselves and the peculiarity of each and every tribe.#GodBlessReplies
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 23:11
God bless you dearDelete
- Anonymous10 January, 2013 10:55
God bless u soo much for dis esp d last paragraph!!well saidDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 11:44
I don't know sha but in QC for some reason a lot of the hausa students repeated a class, at least once and almost all of them were below average. And having stayed in the north for a while, I have to agree that they have very low IQ. But there are obviously exceptions, and the smart ones are exceptionally smart.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 12:31
So low IQ and the dumb are restricted to just the hausa tribe? In that respect, you sound Hausa!Delete
- Ginika06 January, 2013 19:11
Do you have the statistics to back this up? I schooled in QC too and I don't quite agree with you. Then, my generation may be different from yours. In my time the Head girl was a Northerner. Also, remember that in school we grouped them all as Hausa because of the common language. It's later on we realised some were Fulani, Hausa, Kanuri, Shuwa Arab etc. Must we colour everything with tribes? We have serious problems as a nation.Delete
am sick and tired of peeps bringing tribe into everything. take a new leave palo or whatever ur dumb name his.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 22:44
BLOODY ILLITERATE HAUSA PEOPLE ALL THEY DO IS BEG AT MOSQUES, TERRORIST BOKO HARAM.THERE I SAID IT, IF IT PAINS YOU GO AND HUG A TRANSFORMER LIKE LITERALLY.ReplyDeleteReplies
- Anonymous06 January, 2013 23:49
@Palo, you see, you just opened your mouth and shit came out, anyway, is there anything wrong if they are Hausas? They should have known they exceeded the capacity of the vehicle. abi e resemble donkey? haba!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 01:19
Nigeria has a big problem. I assume that most people on the internet are younger than average yet you get these tribalism fueled comments everyday. What is wrong with us as a people? How can we progress when we can't understand another tribe's frustrations and relate to them with empathy, when we constantly attribute negative qualities to tribes other than ours. It saddens me whenever I see a comment that spews hatred based on tribe.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous07 January, 2013 19:38
Why the tribal war?ReplyDelete
Think I love ladun blog it d most enjoyable site where pple jst comment on anything she post *smile*ReplyDelete


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I approached this review with a little bit of dread. How do you write about the iconic novelist Thomas Pynchon, whose books are strange and difficult things, and whose die-hard readers gather online to wax poetic, and use words like Pynchonian, Pynchonalia and Pynchonesque? They are just so into him, and often so articulate about their love. If you read the thoughtful and detailed writing by Pynchon devotees, they make a very persuasive case.
But the truth is, the most persuasive case made for any writer is never made by his or her fans, but by the work itself. So I tried to ignore the reputation and the legions of devoted readers and the semi-reclusiveness of the writer, and just look at the work. Pynchon has a mind that offers up deep and compelling pleasures, and also requires a lot of patience, not to mention a resistance to skipping pages while a lot of random-seeming stuff is thrown at you. I had to tell myself: Thomas Pynchon is throwing this at me, and therefore, I'm just going to let it pile up and see what it is. Because is the point of a book that the thing be easy to understand and shapely and perfect? Or can it be peculiar and high IQ-ish and drenched in a singular sensibility that we know of as Pynchon's Own? (Kind of like Newman's Own, but with literature, not salad dressing.) Is that ever enough?
Thomas Pynchon's latest novel, Bleeding Edge, is about a spunky Upper West Side mom named Maxine Tarnow who runs a fraud-investigating agency called Tail 'Em and Nail 'Em, and who gets involved in all kinds of intrepid activities back in the era after the collapse of the dot-com boom, and leading up to and following Sept. 11. The novel builds up toward those frantic, surreal days in New York after the destruction of the towers, and that event provides it with an organizing principle — at least, sort of.
Pynchon may be taking on Sept. 11 and its attendant paranoia here — and he is very good with paranoia — but he's also taking on the Internet; and his catalog of a mind is well-suited to it. In fact, much of the novel reminds me of what it feels like to sort of roam around the Internet all day. You know how the facts and opinions collect around you, but you can't really look away? You can feel partly like you're wasting your time, and partly like you're getting a crash course in life. A lot of the nonstop references in this book are jokey fabrications, such as a Lifetime movie called Her Psychopathic Fiancé, and a TV show called Fraudbusters. "They had to cancel it," Maxine says. "Gave too many people ideas. Rachel Weisz wasn't bad, though."
Pynchon even includes all the lyrics to several different made-up songs, among them a clever ballad from a fake off-Broadway musical called Amy and Joey, about Amy Fisher and Joey Buttafuoco, two lurid names from the past that are tailor-made for the Internet's permanent amber. After a while, though, I felt a little exhausted by the sheer volume of references to things I never thought I'd have to think about again, or to made-up things that, if they existed, I would never want to think about again either.
Descriptions of Maxine's New York, however, are gratifying for their sheer inventiveness and wit. And, of course, knowing what we know, the city has a particular fragility about it, invisible to the characters but not to us. Maxine's sons attend The Otto Kugelblitz School, "named for an early psychoanalyst who was expelled from Freud's inner circle ... It seemed to him obvious that the human life span runs through the varieties of mental disorder as understood in his day." Kugelblitz, we are told, emigrated to the U.S., built a practice, and some of his patients got together enough money to get the school off the ground. As for the curriculum, "each grade level would be regarded as a different kind of mental condition and managed accordingly. A loony bin with homework, basically."
As Maxine chases down Gabriel Ice, the CEO of a tech company called hashslingrz, she becomes involved in a murder case, though because the characters proliferate and are hard to keep straight, following the story can be like watching a cartoon from really, really far away. I liked Maxine, though; it was somehow touching that in the middle of this often unfollowable story of corruption, conspiracies, nefarious figures and forces, and a shifting, unknowable landscape, there's this mother and her kids, walking to school. And it reminded me that though the mysterious and unknowable Thomas Pynchon apparently doesn't allow himself to be photographed, and rarely appears in public, he lives in New York City and has raised a family here. And, of course, was presumably living here in September of 2001. So this is not only Maxine's New York, but his.
So: How do you talk about a book that itself doesn't stop talking? Pynchon's publisher thinks they've found a way, and have created a book trailer for Bleeding Edge that features a young guy in a T-shirt that reads, "Hi, I'm Tom Pynchon." It ends with him sitting on a park bench slathering smoked salmon from Zabar's all over his face, because it's a "natural exfoliant."
What are we to make of this trailer, and its relation to the book itself? Like the trailer, some of Pynchon's choices in this novel made me feel like I was left out in the cold, not quite following what was going on, or even why — but having to be content with clues and hunches and the tone of manic anxiety that creeps in. I imagine the Pynchonians generally don't share those feelings. They just want to be there for the Pynchon experience. And I wanted to join them in this opinion, to let myself be overcome by the newest novel's insights and puns and anguish and beauty and intimations of the terrifying Big Picture. Too bad — for me, at least — that there were more than a couple of stretches where it was easy to get lost, or wander off, or feel irritated.
The book is alternately shticky and profound. Some of the time I wanted to live in its world, other times I found it unreadable. But much of the time I was satisfied to let the prose build and build around me.
Meg Wolitzer is the author of, most recently, The Interestings.
We have a review now of a new novel from one of the country's most revered and most reclusive writers, Thomas Pynchon. The book nominated today for the National Book Award is called "Bleeding Edge" and it's set in New York City in the months leading up to September 11th attacks. But it's not just about that national tragedy. As is typical of Pynchon's work, "Bleeding Edge" is about a lot of things.
Author Meg Wolitzer has this review.
MEG WOLITZER: I approached this review with a little bit of dread. How do you write about Thomas Pynchon? By the way, it turns out he pronounces it Pynchon, so I will too. He's iconic, but his books are weird and difficult. And he has these diehard readers who go online to talk about him. They say things like Pynchonian and Pynchonalia. And they make a pretty persuasive case.
But the truth is, the most persuasive case about any writer can't be made by the fans. So I tried to ignore the reputation and just read the book.
"Bleeding Edge" starts in New York, in the period between the collapse of the dotcom boom and September 11th. It's about a spunky Upper West Side mom named Maxine who runs a fraud-investigating agency called Tail 'Em and Nail 'Em. She has to chase down Gabriel Ice, the CEO of a tech company called hashslingrz with a Z, while the book builds up toward the destruction of the towers. And that's the organizing principle, kind of.
Pynchon may be taking on 9/11 and the paranoia surrounding it - and he's very good with paranoia - but he's also taking on the giant maw of the Internet. Actually, reading the book kind of feels like spending a day roaming around the Internet. You might be wasting your time, but you're also getting a crash course in life from an original artist and consummate joker. It's full of nonstop references, some real, some not.
After a while, though, I was a little exhausted by all the mentions of things I never thought I'd have to think about again or made-up things that, if they existed, I would never want to think about again.
But there's greatness here too, like the descriptions of Maxine's New York. Her sons attend The Otto Kugelblitz School, where each grade level would be regarded as a different kind of mental condition and managed accordingly.
And I loved Maxine. It's somehow touching that in the middle of this often unfollowable story of corruption and conspiracies, there's this mom and her kids, walking to school.
So how do you talk about a book that itself doesn't stop talking? I think you have to decide if you want a book to be easy to understand and shapely and perfect or if you think it can be peculiar and high IQ-ish; the Pynchonians seem to feel that way and I wanted to join them. Too bad, for me at least, that there were more than a couple of stretches where it was easy to get lost or wander off or feel irritated.
The book is alternately shticky and profound. Some of the time I wanted to live in its world, other times I found it unreadable. But much of the time I was satisfied to let the prose build and build around me.
CORNISH: The book is "Bleeding Edge" by Thomas Pynchon. Our reviewer is Meg Wolitzer. Her latest book is "The Interestings." Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Nebraska started the day in the multi-events as Teran Walford wrapped up two days of competition with a fourth-place finish and a huge personal-best total of 5,314 points in the men's heptathlon. En route to his point total, he recorded a personal-best time of 7.24 in the 60 meters, a personal-best mark of 21-7 ½ (6.59) in the long jump, a personal-best leap of 6-4 (1.93) in the high jump and 14-7 ¼ (4.45) in the pole vault. Japheth Cato took the event title for the second consecutive year with a meet record 6,024 points.
Chad Wright finished third in the men's shot put. In a field of top throwers, he recorded a personal-best mark of 61-7 (18.77). His mark keeps him at tenth in the country and second in the Big Ten in the event. Former Husker Luke Pinkelman won the event with a throw of 65-2 (19.86). In the women's shot put, Veronica Grizzle posted a personal-best throw of 51-10 ½ (15.81) to finish fourth. Annie Jackson came in seventh with a throw of 51-6 ¼ (15.70).
Janis Leitis took second in the men's triple jump with a leap of 52-10 ¾ (16.12). Patrick Raedler finished fourth in the event, recording a leap of 51-7 (15.72). Leitis now leads the Big Ten in both the long and triple jumps and ranks third nationally in the triple jump. His mark is fifth all-time in the Nebraska record books. Raedler is second in the Big Ten and seventh in the nation in the triple jump.
In the men's high jump Carlos Hernandez finished fourth with a jump of 6-8 ¾ (2.05). However it was former Husker NCAA Champion Dusty Jonas who stole the show, winning the event with a jump of 7-8 (2.34). His jump broke the Husker Invite and Devaney Center records and is the leading jump in the world.
Strong performances in the men's 600 meters propelled the Huskers as Tommy Brinn won the event with a season-best time of 1:17.95, which ranks second in the Big Ten this season. Cody Rush vaulted to the third spot in the Big Ten with a second-place finish and a personal-best time of 1:18.00, while London Hawk moves into fourth place in the conference standings with a third-place finish on Saturday and a personal-best time of 1:18.68.
Ellie Grooters finished second in the women's 600 meters, posting a season-best time of 1:32.48. Her time ranks eighth in the Big Ten Conference. Fellow Husker Shawnice Williams finished third in the event, recording a personal-best time of 1:33.04.
In the men's 800, Nolan Border surged ahead to take the event title with a time of 1:55.22. Jelena Andjelkovic posted a personal-best time of 2:12.63 in the women's 800 meters special.
Jessica Furlan won the women's mile special with a season-best time of 4:47.63. Her time keeps her 11th in the Big Ten Conference. On the men's side Connor Gibson posted a big personal best of 4:07.27 to finish third. His time ranks as the 12th best time in the Big Ten this year.
Ricco Hall finished third in the men's 400 meters, posting a time of 46.99, while Levi Gipson was fourth, posting a time of 48.60.
Dexter McKenzie finished second in a record-breaking men's 200 meters, posting a personal-best time of 21.00, while Tim Thompson was fifth with a season-best time of 21.44. McKenzie's time is a Big Ten leading time and ties for ninth in the country, while Thompson is seventh in the conference.
Miles Ukaoma finished sixth in the men's 60 meter hurdles, recording a time of 8.02 in the event. Sean Pille finished third in the men's 60 meter hurdles consolation, notching a personal-best time of 8.09.
The Husker men's 4x400 meter relay team of Ricco Hall, Christian Sanderfer, Miles Ukaoma and Janis Leitis finished first with a time of 3:09.31. That performance ranks seventh in the nation, first in the Big Ten and ninth all-time at Nebraska. The women's 4x400 meter relay team of Kari Heck, Ellie Grooters, Shawnice Williams and Mila Andric finished fourth with a time of 3:46.52.
The most valuable performer on the women's side went to the University of Central Florida's Octavious Freeman, while Florida's Dedric Dukes was honored as the men's most valuable performer.
The Huskers return home next weekend to host the Mark Colligan Memorial starting on Saturday, Feb. 9 at noon at the Devaney Center Indoor Track.


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There's a Randy Pitchford interview on Games On Net talking with the Gearbox boss about Duke Nukem Forever, their upcoming first-person shooter sequel. Along the way Randy explains how Duke is like gaming's Chuck Norris before going on to likening him to The Beatles: "I don't know why, I don't know why. I was thinking about this a lot, and I remember when I discovered The Beatles. I wasn't born when they were big, I didn't even exist when The Beatles were at their peak. Yet, I remembered when I discovered them, and I thought, 'It's good. It's good music.' I felt special that I'd discovered them, and I felt like I was cooler than some of my other friends that didn't discover them as quickly as I did, because I knew that magic was there. I think there's a lot of newer gamers that are kind of feeling that about Duke. They're looking at that. I think that's kind of helped him become a meme, and an icon. It certainly hasn't been all the great games that have come out – because there hasn't been any games! So there's something else that's special about this character, that has done it."
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A double arm table light in hammered copper and brass having six crystal drops hanging from each bobeche. The switch is located on the base.
Overall: 76 cm h.
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"Photographers from across the state and the nation submitted entries showcasing Colorado agriculture," said Wendy White, marketing specialist at the Colorado Department of Agriculture. "It is always so exciting to see how photographers capture the diversity of agriculture in Colorado."
The winners were selected from more than 100 entries based on relation to Colorado agriculture, creativity and technical quality. The grand-prize winner and recipient of $150 is Samantha Kujala of Burns, with her entry entitled "Checkin Cows." The winning photograph depicts a rancher riding through the sagebrush checking on cattle in northwestern Colorado.
Hutchison's winning photo, titled "The Gleaner," wasn't the only top submission from northeast Colorado. Rita Kleve of Holyoke won first place in the people category with "3 Generations of John Deere." Other top finishers include Elena Drazev of Grand Junction, first place in the agritourism category with "Come Help Us at the Ranch, Dude!;" and Marni Mattner of Denver, first place open professional with "Colorado Sunset.
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Sorry if i miss a few plays here 'n' there.
I'll do a play by play for the next Chargers game after the chiefs game if Im not busy. (Ill have to force myself to get up early for the KC game cos its summer holidays and im used to sleeping in and it starts at 5am.
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My dads Mag that I got him for Chirstmas. It's coming together alot fast then mine did.
Both of them
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its my 1st mag so im still working on it.
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Here's my beast
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I sold it cause I could never get it working. Its look and feel always pumped me up for the game. I happen to save this pic of the my ledgent hehe.
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Nothing against anyone on here, you all have stunning automags. But I must say, Peppermill and bgredjeep, those are the nicest mechanical mags I have ever seen in my life. Well done . Absolutely lovely to look at.
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I did the same thing...and bought me an emag
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This gravestone is in the grounds of Holy Trinity church, Cowling, West Yorkshire. The stone marks the resting place of William Dawson and his wife Elizabeth (nee Bracewell).
William is my 2nd cousin 3x removed. He was born in Cowling on 13 June 1851. His parents were James Wright Dawson (1825-1893) and Mary Thompson (1825-1891). He was the third of five children. The other children were – Thompson (c1846), Alice (c1848), Dinah (5 May 1853) and Martha (22 September 1857)
In the 1861 census William is living at home with his parents and siblings at an address in Middleton (a part of Cowling which at that time was not much more than two rows of terrace cottages). At the age of 9 he is shown as a scholar.
The 1871 census has the family still living in Middleton, although I can't say whether or not they are in the same house as neither census shows a house number. William is working as a "worsted weaver" as are his sisters Dinah and Martha. The two older children have moved out by this time.
Elizabeth Bracewell was born about 1852/1853. The first time she appears on the census with William is 1881 and her place of birth is recorded as Cowling. I haven't been able to locate a birth for an Elizabeth Bracewell in Cowling or any other nearby Yorkshire town around that time.
I have found an Elizabeth Bracewell on the 1861 and 1871 census returns for Great Marsden, Lancashire. This is not too far from Cowling and I know that families regularly moved across the Yorkshire/Lancashire border to live and work. So I am making an assumption here that this is the right person. Of course I could obtain the marriage certificate for William and Elizabeth and this would go a long way to resolving this for me.
Anyway, William and Elizabeth married sometime in Q4 of 1875. The marriage is registered in Skipton, North Yorkshire.
The 1881 census has them living at Well House in the village of Glusburn, about two or three miles from Cowling. William is working as a "farmer of 39 acres" and they have one son, John William who is 11 months old.
The 1891 census shows the family are still living at Well House and William continues to work as a "farmer". Two more children have been born now – Martha Ann (c1882) and Freddie (c1885). All three children are "scholars".
Elizabeth died on 27 November 1895 at the young age of 42. I haven't obtained a death certificate so I have no information as to the cause of death.
By the time of the 1901 census William has given up farming and has moved to 16 Dover Street, Nelson, Lancashire (second house from the left in the photograph). He is now working as a "cotton weaver". Two children, Martha Ann and Freddy are still at home and they are also working as "cotton weavers".
Sometime in the next ten years William returned to farming. In the 1911 census he is living at Lane Head Farm, Laneshawbridge, Colne, Lancashire. William is shown as a "retired farmer".
His son John William is single and living back at home working as a "dairy farmer" – I am assuming that he is now running the farm. Also living there is William's daughter Martha Ann and her husband, John Williamson and their two children William Henry (7) and Mary E (2). Martha is shown as "housekeeper" while her husband is working as a "cotton warp dresser".
This is the last information about William and he died on 29 January 1920.


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BRAHAM, Elizabeth R., 87, of East Canton; call two hours before service 1 p.m. Thursday at Sanders.
DEARTH, Devin C., 46, of Carrollton; service 6 p.m. Friday at The Church of Christ (Christian Disciples). Allmon-Dugger-Cotton.
FAUX, Tammy L., 49, of Akron; no services.
FURGIUELE, Helen, 93, of Alliance; services pending. Sharer-Stirling-Skivolocke.
GRAY, Yvonne M., 83, of Canton; call two hours before service 1 p.m. Thursday at Reed.
HAYNES, Thomas R. Jr., 73; private service held.
HILES, Joseph O., 76, of Sebring, formerly of Canton; call two hours before service 1 p.m. Wednesday at Williams in Canton.
JARVIS, James E., 66, of Strasburg; call one hour before service 3 p.m. Thursday at Toland-Herzig in Dover.
LEE, Phillip D., 66; call one hour before service noon Wed-nesday at Rhoden in Canton.
MORGAN, Donald B., 72, of North Canton; no calling hours or service. Mark R. Vrabel.
MULLET, Ruth E., 93, of Dover; services pending. Toland-Herzig.
TROYER, Leora, 94, of Hartville; call 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Hartville Conservative Mennonite Church; service 10 a.m. Friday at the church. Arnold.
VanNETTA, Anna, of Brooksville, Fla.; service 2 p.m. Jan. 18 at Merritt, Brooksville Chapel.
WALKER, Clara M., 66, of Canton; call 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Waltner-SIMCHAK and one hour before service 11 a.m. Friday at Greater Bethel Apostolic Church.
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This week, the House of Representatives returns to DC after a weeklong recess, and if recent history is any indication, immigrant women should be watching the chamber very closely. The last several weeks have seen an onslaught of legislative attacks on immigrant women, proving that the dangerous and distracting "War on Women" is now targeting our most marginalized and vulnerable populations.
First, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 4970 – a bill which claims to reauthorize the historically bipartisan Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), but actually rolls back protections for immigrant women that have existed for almost 20 years. Then conservative lawmakers tried, but failed, to pass the so-called "Prenatal Non-Discrimination Act" or PRENDA which was engineered as an attack on the reproductive freedoms of women of color. And just before they left DC, Congress found time to pass the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Appropriations Act (H.R. 5855), which includes a provision (Aderholt Amendment) that targets immigrant women's reproductive health care with unnecessary and mean-spirited restrictions on access to abortion.
Sadly, these sexist, racist, and xenophobic attacks on immigrant women are not confined to Washington, DC. Just last Friday, Arizona Sherrif Joe Arpaio's office detained a 6-year-old undocumented girl—despite the DHS announcement that same day that young people are to be considered for immediate relief from deportation.
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Clark Watson, of Rolla, was convicted of selling about 186 grams of marijuana to an undercover officer on March 10, 2011.
A Pulaski County jury on Monday found Clark Watson, of Rolla, guilty of distribution of a controlled substance, a class B felony.
Watson was convicted of selling 186.53 grams of marijuana to an undercover officer on March 10, 2011. Watson was also found to be a prior and persistent felony offender which ratchets up the punishment.
The jury deliberated for less than 10 minutes before finding Watson guilty. The case was heard in Pulaski County on a change of venue.
After the trial, Watson's bond was revoked and he was taken into custody to be held for sentencing on April 1 at 9 a.m. before the Honorable D. Gregory Warren.
The case was prosecuted by Phelps County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Brendan Fox.
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Phelps County Prosecuting Attorney John Beger said he was pleased with the result.
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Dualbooting/multiplebooting With Kexec!, updated: 20080416: Cacko HDD-free hack v0.2 + updater.sh for C1000
Dualbooting/multiplebooting With Kexec!, updated: 20080416: Cacko HDD-free hack v0.2 + updater.sh for C1000
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20080416: Added updater.sh for C1000 and polished Cackohddfix installer script.
20080328: Updated with a Cacko HDD Fix scriptpack.
20080326: Updated with instructions for Sharp/Cacko.
Setting up dualbooting Debian EABI & Sharp/Cacko/pdaXrom/Angstrom (internal disk/NAND)
SUMMARY: The idea is to use the Debian rootfs on the internal disk/CF/SD as the MAIN SYSTEM, from there booting quickly (bypassing the bootloader stage) into different distros/ROMs as the SUB-SYSTEMS and loading the new kernels on the spot with kexec.
The following is just a demonstration of how to set up a dualbooting environment in a fairly easily way. There are quite a few steps to do, but it is not difficult to understand if you are not an absolute *nix newbie.
This howto starts from a working debian rootfs and proceeds to setting up a subsystem in NAND. If you already have a working system in NAND, you just need to make sure that a debian rootfs is put in a proper partition on the disk and then flash a kexec-friendly kernel (yonggun/angstrom/poky). In this case you can skip section 2.
In principle you can do the same to set up a multibooting environment.
This howto is based on 2or0's blog ( http://yonggun.tistory.com/67 )
1. Prepare the main system (i.e. the Debian rootfs on internal disk/CF/SD)
1.1 Make sure that you have a working Debian EABI rootfs (I assume you have already done so or can do so as you are reading this).
AND make sure that the rootfs is ext3 formatted; if not, do this:
1.1.1 It is very easy to convert your Debian rootfs from ext2 to ext3. Just do this:
tune2fs -c 0 -i 30 -j /dev/hda1
(This simply adds journaling support to the rootfs, and it is safe to perform this step whether the Debian rootfs is mounted or not)
1.2 Extract the new 188.8.131.52-yonggun kernel modules to the Debian rootfs.
-- Get it from: http://yonggun.tistory.com/68
-- Extract to the root of the Debian rootfs: (while running the Debian main system)
tar xzf 18.104.22.168-yonggun.cpufreq.fastfpe.tar.gz -C /.
1.3 Make you use the kernel for Sharp Bootloader
-- If your Debian rootfs boots with uboot, first you need to do a NAND Restore (in D+M mode) to make the flash area return to the factory state.
-- If you have already set up Debian using the Sharp bootloader kernel (yonggun/angstrom/poky), proceed to 2.
2. Set up the subsystem on NAND
2.1 Sharp/Cacko rom
2.1.1 Install the subsystem on NAND (skip this if you already have a working system)
Sharp rom:
a. Get the NAND backup image from: http://trisoft.de (English version) or http://downloads.conics.net/pda/zaurus-sl-...iginal-backups/ ( original Japanse version)
b. Copy the NAND backup image to a SD/CF
c. Enter the D+M service menu (unplug AC and remove battery > wait 10 seconds > keep pressing [Fn] [D] [M] together > plug in AC)
d. Do a NAND Flash Restore (page 3)
e. Kernel update (highly recommended): after installation, reboot into the Flash Menu again.
tetsu kernel: http://tetsu.homelinux.org/zaurus/kernel/
Remember to flash the new kernel with the appropriate updater.sh (can be found in the kernel download spots).
Cacko rom:
a. Get ver. 1.23 here: http://sharpromfeed.home.linuxtogo.org/dow.../cacko/rom1.23/
b. Reboot the machine into the Flash Menu (press [OK] then power on)
c. Before flashing the rom, go to NAND flash utils to resize the root partition: 32MB (Cacko full) or 19MB (Cacko lite)
d. Kernel update (highly recommended): after installation, reboot into the Flash Menu again.
eviljazz kernel: http://www.katastrophos.net/zaurus/kernels/current/ (recommended: fastfpe-cachedfb )
Remember to flash the new kernel with the appropriate updater.sh (can be found in the kernel download spots).
If you want to have Sharp/Cacko rom run WITHOUT the required partitioning on the internal disk (hdd1, hdd2, hdd3), please follow 2.1.2
If you want to have Sharp/Cacko rom run with the required partitioning on the internal disk (hdd1, hdd2, hdd3), please follow 2.1.3
2.1.2 Remove the required disk partitioning setting (the easy way) -- for C3100 & C3200 only (NEW & TESTED!)
Step 1 Download this scriptpack v0.2 and extract it to a CF/SD. (Please read the "readme.txt" first)
Step 2 Boot the Zaurus into the "Linux Emergency" console.
a) Remove all power sources and flip the battery lock to the left, and then press the reset switch;
Wait about 10 seconds;
c) Press and don't release the "D" and "B" keys;
d) Put back the battery and flip the battery lock back to
the right;
e) Power on (with "D" and "B" still being pressed);
f) When the prompt shows up, login in as "root".
Step 3 Insert the card to the card slot and it will be mounted automatically.
Step 4 Type "cd /mnt/card/cackofix" (SD) or "cd /mnt/cf/cackofix" (CF) and hit [Enter].
Step 5 Type "./install.sh" and hit [Enter].
Step 6 Wait until the process finishes. Then reboot.
That's it!
And ... good news: now the whole Debian filesystem is visible in Cacko. The partition can be mounted just like any media.
2.1.3 Repartition the internal disk to restore the original setting (the hard way)
The basic idea:
-- Sharp rom requires the internal disk have (at least) three primary partitions (hdd1, hdd2, hdd3)
-- Assuming that the root partition is /dev/hda1 and the swap partition is /dev/hda2, the most straightforward way is to add two additional partitions (hda2 and hda3) after hda1. Using gparted you can freely resize and manipulate the existing partitions safely.
Step 1 Boot into a DIFFERENT system that can use gparted, e.g. pdaXrom, Angstrom, another Debian rootfs on SD (I use this one)
(It may be necessary to reflash the kernel of the corresponding system.)
Step 2 IMPORTANT: umount ALL partitions on the internal disk (such as all /dev/hdaX and swap partition) before any partitioning operations!!
Step 3 Launch gparted
-- the GUI is of a very user-friendly WYSIWYG kind;
-- TIP: do use the "Edit > Undo Last Operation" function to avoid unnecessary operations as all operations will be recorded and applied together.
Step 4 First delete the swap partition to free /dev/hda2
Step 5 Next resize /dev/hda1. My suggestion: free least 525MB
Step 6 After resizing /dev/hda1, create two new partitions following /dev/hda1
-- the 1st new partition (/dev/hda2): 16MB (NB: this is the smallest I can get in gparted, despite the fact that it only needs to be 9.5MB), ext3 format
-- the 2nd new partition (/dev/hda3): around 512MB would be quite enough, fat32 format
Step 7 Add a swap partition back (/dev/hda4) after the two new partitions using the remaining space (recommended: around 512MB if space allows)
[An alternative which is more complicated is to create an extended partition for more partitions]
[Yet another alternative is to move the Debian rootfs to some other partition. 2or0's latest yonggun kernel 2.6.24-3 comes in many flavors to boot from /dev/hda1~4 and mmcblk0p1~2 ! Just figure out how to allocate the partitions carefully.)
Step 8 Apply all operations (Edit > Apply All Operations). It may take a few hours to resize the giant root partition, especially when your internal disk is a huge one (e.g. 16GB CF). DO NOT interrupt the process and just let gparted finish its job.
Step 9 If things run fine, you will have (at least) four partitions in /dev/hda. Exit gparted.
Step 10 Mount /dev/hda1 and /dev/hda2
Step 11 Create two directories "lost+found" and ".sys" on both partitions
Step 12 Unzip these factory disk system files to the ".sys" directories
-- hda1: hdd1sys.zip ( 2.63K ) Number of downloads: 33
-- hda2: hdd2sys.zip ( 65.36K ) Number of downloads: 41
Now your internal disk is ready for Sharp/Cacko rom!
Issue: On C3000/C3100/C3200, if the Debian rootfs lives in either /dev/hda1 and /dev/hda2, then it will be mounted to read-only in Sharp/Cacko rom.
2.1.4 Other updates
-- Fixes for SD card capacity limits: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=18523, https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=20147
-- Japanese support: https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showto...30&start=30
-- Meanies has created a lot of cool packages here: http://www.users.on.net/~hluc/myZaurus/
2.2 pdaXrom (1.1.0 beta3, pdaXii) (skip this if you already have a working system)
Step 1 Reboot the Zaurus into the [OK] flash menu with the pdaXrom installer files ready on a SD/CF.
In the pdaXrom installation menu, choose "3" (NAND flash utils), resize the root partition to
Step 2 Back in the pdaXrom installer, choose "1" to install.
Step 3 After successful installation, choose "6" to reboot.
Step 4 Log in as "root" (no password needed)
Do whatever you feel like doing here. After that reboot into the [OK] flash menu.
Step 5 Optional: Upgrade pdaXrom beta3 to Meanie's much improved and polished pdaXii
-- Get the upgrade package from: http://www.tyrannozaurus.com/feed/pdaXii13...ii13-custom.tgz
-- Extract the tarball (anywhere you like, EXCEPT the root partition in pdaXrom because of not enough space)
zcat pdaXii13-custom.tgz | tar xvf - -C /ANYWHERE/YOU/LIKE
-- Change to the "custom" directory in the extracted path
/etc/rc.d/init.d/sd stop
./install-fix-beta3.sh / upgrade
Issue: I bumped into an error related to the sd card module as the upgrade script doesn't seem to copy the kernel module (under /custom ) successfully. If this also happens to you, you will have to do it manually:
cp sharp_mmcsd.o /lib/module/2.4.20/kernel/drivers/block/
Step 6 Kernel update (recommended!)
-- Reboot the system to the [OK] flash menu.
-- Use pelrun's modified version of evilJazz's improved kernel (for C3100/C3200) so that you can run pdaXii using the whole 121MB NAND flash space.
(Not sure how pelrun's kernel differ from evilJazz's in http://www.katastrophos.net/zaurus/kernels/current/ , where you can also find new kernels for C1000 and C3000)
2.3: Angstrom, Poky (?)
(To be added later.)
(Main question: Is it possible to install Angstrom and Poky to NAND on C3x00? If yes, then with altboot and kexec in Angstrom we can cycle between Angstrom and Debian easily and also runs Android off SD after booting into Angstrom! )
3. Set up the dualbooting environment
3.1 Flash (again) the yonggun kernel 2.6.24-3 for Sharp bootloader
-- Get the right kernel(s) here: http://yonggun.tistory.com/68
zImage.bin.hda1~4 (Debian rootfs on the internal microdrive/CF)
zImage.bin.mmcblk0p1 (Debian rootfs on the first partition of SD, i.e. /dev/mmcblk0p1, which is the usual device node)
zImage.bin.mmcblk0p2 (Question: I'm not sure when we need to boot from /dev/mmcblk0p2)
-- Flash the appropriate kernel with this Angstrom's flashing tool (remove the .txt extension before use):
for C3000/3100/3200 only updater.sh.txt ( 5.74K ) Number of downloads: 420
for C1000 only updater.sh.txt ( 11.46K ) Number of downloads: 238
-- Upon successful flashing, the system will automatically reboot back into the Debian rootfs (the main system).
3.2 Install kexec
-- kexec enables the Zaurus to multiboot different kernels (and so different distros or "ROMs")
-- You can use either:
The Angstrom package: http://www.angstrom-distribution.org/unsta...-r1_armv5te.ipk
To install:
dpkg -i --force-architecture kexec-tools_1.101-r1_armv5te.ipk
My .deb package
kexec_tools_20080227_1_armel.deb ( 44.92K ) Number of downloads: 166
To install:
dpkg -i kexec-tools_20080227-1_armel.deb
3.3 Use kexec to boot up the subsystem in Debian
-- Copy the kernel you use to flash in 2.2 to a desired path (the stock kernel can be find inside the "tools.tar" file)
-- Rename the kernel image to avoid confusing different kernels. Let's say we change it to "pdax_zImage.bin". Copy this kernel to your home ( ~/ ) directory.
-- Run this script outside X boot_pdax.sh.txt ( 1.58K ) Number of downloads: 137
(again, remove the .txt extension before use)
(This script will first stop (most of) the running services/processes, then unmount the filesystems and remount the current root partition as read-only, before actually loading and booting into the new kernel.)
Sharp/Cacko rom
-- Copy the kernel you use to flash in 2.1 to a desired path
-- Rename the kernel image to avoid confusing different kernels. Let's say we change it to "sharp_zImage.bin". Copy this kernel to your home ( ~/ ) directory.
-- Run this script outside X boot_sharp.sh.txt ( 1.58K ) Number of downloads: 167
(again, remove the .txt extension before use)
(This script will first stop (most of) the running services/processes, then unmount the filesystems and remount the current root partition as read-only, before actually loading and booting into the new kernel.)
A quick and dirty way is:
kexec -l /PATH/TO/KERNEL_FILENAME
kexec -e
(The catch here is kexec will start booting up the subsystem without first stopping the running services/processes and unmounting the filesystems, especially the root, which may cause filesystem issues and during later booting fsck may complain about this).
To return to the main system (Debian), just reboot.
4. Access the Debian filesystem from the subsystem in NAND
Sharp/Cacko rom:
-- The partitions on the internal disk may not be mounted automatically.
-- You can either mount them manually (mount /dev/hdaX /mnt/SOMETHING), or add new entries in /etc/fstab
-- The internal disk (/dev/hda1) is mounted to /mnt/ide by default; so the Debian filesystem is totally accessible in pdaXrom!
-- Card in the CF slot: /dev/hdc1
-- SD: /dev/mmcda1
How about accessing the content in flash?
According to https://www.oesf.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=18104 using the kernel modules of 2.6 may destroy content in flash. I seem to run into this in my experiments. So I removed the section on this for safety. One workaround is to symlink/copy/move stuff, such as documents and even the whole home/ directory, from the flash area to some other media, such as a separate partition on the internal disk/SD. Then the things put there will be accessible from Debian.
5. Enable booting Debian on the SD card
It's sometimes more convenient to play/experiment with the Debian rootf on a separate media (i.e. a kinda sandbox) without the risk of breaking the main system. In other words, now I have a tri-booting environment.
5.1 Prepare a Debian rootfs on the SD card (just a simple matter of extracting a rootfs tarball!) (= 1.1)
5.2 Extract the kernel 2.6.24 modules (= 1.2)
5.3 Grab the kernel image file. It is either zImage.bin.mmcblk0p1 or zImage.bin.mmcblk0p2. (The first one seems more common.) Rename it to something like "debian_sd_zImage.bin" to avoid confusing different kernels (zImage.bin). (= 3.1). Put it at the root of the SD card.
5.4 Load the Debian rootfs on SD like the way described in 3.3. You need to edit that attached booting script to boot the debian kernel.
5.5 Just do the adjustments accordingly to suit your purposes, such as installing kexec, copy the kernels (zImage.bin) for the other rootfs, etc., in the Debian rootfs on the SD. That means you can practically cycle thru different distros/ROMs by using the same procedure (running kexec).
It would certainly be great if someone can provide the details of how to install other distros/ROMs (particularly Angstrom and Cacko) on SD. If successful, we can use our lovely Zaurus to boot up most (if not all) available systems.
It would be even better if OpenBSD can be installed on SD... (at one time there was a dirty pdaXii/OpenBSD dualbooting setup, modifying mathemajikian's Cacko/OpenBSD dualbooting solution. But There ought to be a more straightforward and cleaner way.)
One problem in 4.3: I cannot access several directories including /etc, /home, /mnt, /root, etc. Could this be a matter of mount options? Any input is much appreciated!
Have FUNTM!
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Hey, I've found the way to boot Cacko without the need for hdd1, hdd2 and hdd3.
So no more need to repartition the internal disk just for restoring Cacko in NAND.
Also now the whole Debian rootfs can be freely mounted and is entirely visible in Cacko.
ATM working on a script for the Cacko hack and will post here later.
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|[11:57] Shot by CU Ara Amirkhanian HIGH.
|[14:04] Shot by BC Zeiko Lewis BLOCKED.
|[16:14] GOAL by CU Manolo Sanchez (FIRST GOAL), Assist by Ara Amirkhanian, goal number 5 for season.
|Clemson 1, Boston College 0
|Foul on Clemson.
|Foul on Boston College.
|[21:16] BC substitution: Atobra Ampadu for Brendan Hayes.
|Foul on Boston College.
|[23:14] Shot by CU Alexandre Happi, SAVE Alex Kapp.
|Foul on Clemson.
|Foul on Boston College.
|[26:40] Yellow card on BC Derrick Boateng.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[28:10] CU substitution: Thales Moreno for Bobby Belair.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[30:22] Offside against Boston College.
|[31:06] CU substitution: T.J. Casner for Ara Amirkhanian.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[33:52] Shot by BC Atobra Ampadu HIGH.
|[35:19] Offside against Boston College.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[37:02] Offside against Boston College.
|[38:03] Shot by CU Manolo Sanchez BLOCKED.
|[38:18] GOAL by CU T.J. Casner, Assist by Thales Moreno, goal number 2 for season.
|Clemson 2, Boston College 0
|[38:55] Shot by BC Zeiko Lewis WIDE.
|Foul on Boston College.
|[40:19] CU substitution: Alex Stockinger for Alexandre Happi.
|[41:18] Shot by CU Amadou Dia WIDE.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[44:29] Offside against Clemson.
|End of period [45:00].
|For CU: #21 Ara Amirkhanian, #7 Alex Stockinger, #15 Alexandre Happi, #3 Bobby Belair, #2 Kyle Fisher, #8 Manolo Sanchez, #22 Andrew Tarbell, #5 Thomas McNamara, #4 Jack Metcalf, #18 Phanuel Kavita, #11 Amadou Dia.
|Start of 2nd period [45:00].
|For BC: #20 Amit Shumowitz, #15 Giuliano Frano, #8 Matt Wendelken, #3 Ryan Dunn, #6 Atobra Ampadu, #23 Cole DeNormandie, #4 Nick Butler, #19 Zeiko Lewis, #2 Chris Ager, #1 Alex Kapp, #14 Dylan Pritchard.
|[45:57] Shot by BC Zeiko Lewis WIDE.
|[46:44] Offside against Boston College.
|Foul on Boston College.
|[48:08] Shot by BC Amit Shumowitz WIDE.
|Foul on Boston College.
|Foul on Boston College.
|[51:25] Shot by CU Thomas McNamara WIDE.
|[51:36] CU substitution: Paul Clowes for Alex Stockinger.
|[52:25] Shot by BC Dylan Pritchard WIDE.
|[54:14] GOAL by CU Bobby Belair, Assist by Thomas McNamara, goal number 1 for season.
|Clemson 3, Boston College 0
|Foul on Boston College.
|Corner kick by CU Thomas McNamara [56:50].
|Foul on Clemson.
|[58:49] Shot by CU Manolo Sanchez, SAVE Alex Kapp.
|[64:28] CU substitution: T.J. Casner for Ara Amirkhanian.
|[64:28] CU substitution: Austen Burnikel for Bobby Belair.
|[65:48] Offside against Boston College.
|[66:36] Shot by CU Austen Burnikel, SAVE Alex Kapp.
|[68:37] CU substitution: Thales Moreno for Alexandre Happi.
|[68:51] BC substitution: Ado Kawuba for Amit Shumowitz.
|[69:57] GOAL by BC Cole DeNormandie, Assist by Zeiko Lewis.
|Clemson 3, Boston College 1
|[69:58] CU substitution: Ara Amirkhanian for Manolo Sanchez.
|[71:44] Shot by CU Thales Moreno BLOCKED.
|[72:13] Shot by CU T.J. Casner WIDE.
|Corner kick by CU Thales Moreno [72:44].
|Corner kick by CU Thales Moreno [73:12].
|[74:51] Shot by BC Giuliano Frano, SAVE Andrew Tarbell.
|[75:25] CU substitution: Bobby Belair for Austen Burnikel.
|[75:25] BC substitution: Christian Johnson for Dylan Pritchard.
|[75:25] BC substitution: Sebastien Das for Cole DeNormandie.
|[76:40] CU substitution: Manolo Sanchez for T.J. Casner.
|Foul on Boston College.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[79:45] Offside against Clemson.
|[80:00] CU substitution: Alexandre Happi for Thales Moreno.
|[80:00] BC substitution: Cole DeNormandie for Sebastien Das.
|[80:00] BC substitution: Brendan Hayes for Ado Kawuba.
|[80:29] Offside against Boston College.
|Foul on Boston College.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[84:23] GOAL by BC Giuliano Frano, Assist by Zeiko Lewis, goal number 3 for season.
|Clemson 3, Boston College 2
|[84:23] CU substitution: T.J. Casner for Ara Amirkhanian.
|[84:50] BC substitution: Amit Shumowitz for Brendan Hayes.
|Foul on Clemson.
|[86:40] Shot by BC Giuliano Frano HIGH.
|Foul on Boston College.
|End of period [90:00].


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The home dedication for the Mitchell family was held earlier this month on West Outer Drive in Oak Ridge.
The home dedication for the Mitchell family was held earlier this month on West Outer Drive in Oak Ridge. Completion of The Mitchell House marks the 57th family to purchase their home from Habitat for Humanity of Anderson County through HFHAC's homeownership program.
"These are tears of joy, I promise," said Clintaya Mitchell, Habitat's newest homeowner, to the more than 50 attendees of the Nov. 4 dedication.
"It took some time to get here and there were many challenges along the way, but I am so very grateful for this opportunity," Clintaya said.
"My thanks go to my family who stood by me and volunteered their time to help. And I also want to thank the volunteers from First United Methodist Church.
"There were so many of you, and you were all wonderful!"
The road to purchasing a Habitat home is a long one but incredibly worthwhile, an HFHAC release stated. Families are put through an intense selection process, they are required to contribute 400 "sweat equity" hours building their home, and they must attend mandatory homebuyer classes to prepare them for homeownership.
When the house is complete, Habitat sells it to the family with a no-cost, zero-interest mortgage. Owner's payments support construction of more Habitat homes.
Habitat homeowners also pay property taxes, often for the first time in their lives. In 2011, for instance, HFHAC homeowners combined paid more than $115,000 in city and county property taxes — supporting crucial services.
The home will also be certified as an Energy Star 3.0 home. To earn the Energy Star certification, a home must meet guidelines for energy efficiency set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
These homes are at least 15 percent more energy efficient than homes built to the 2004 International Residential Code (IRC), and include additional energy saving features that typically make them 20 to 30 percent more efficient than standard homes.
The Mitchell House was built in partnership with several entities; however, the "house sponsor" bares the lion's share of the costs.
"In this case, HFHAC was very fortunate to partner with First United Methodist Church of Oak Ridge," a release stated. "They provided a $50,000 sponsorship, more than 45 volunteers who donated hundreds of hours working on the home, and other support services such as providing meal groups for volunteers and other workers."
Other financial support was provided through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati's Affordable Housing Program, the local TnBank and Softwood Lumber, as well as generous contributions from area donors. TnBank also provided volunteers to landscape around the home.
Habitat for Humanity of Anderson County is pledged to the letter and spirit of U.S. policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the nation. Habitat encourages and supports a program in which there are no barriers to obtain housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.
To learn more about Habitat for Humanity of Anderson County, visit www.hfhac.org or call (865) 482-7713.


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Baseball Sweeps Auburn, Clinches SEC No. 3 Seed
Communications Sr. Associate
AUBURN, Ala. – Catcher Kade Scivicque and centerfielder Andrew Stevenson each drove in two runs Saturday, and left-hander Kyle Bouman earned the first SEC win of his career as eighth-ranked LSU completed a series sweep with an 8-1 win over Auburn at Plainsman Park.
LSU completed the regular season with a 40-14-1 overall mark, 17-11-1 in the SEC. LSU, which will be the No. 3, will play the winner of No. 6 seed Vanderbilt and No. 11 seed Tennessee in the SEC Tournament on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. CT in Hoover, Ala.
Saturday's win clinched a 40-win season for LSU for the 26th time in the last 31 seasons. LSU has won at least 40 games six times in coach Paul Mainieri's eight seasons.
The series sweep over Auburn was LSU's first SEC road sweep since March 29-31 at Missouri, when the Tigers swept Mizzou. LSU, which defeated Northwestern State, 27-0, on Tuesday night, scored 56 runs on 61 hits in its four games this week.
"This weekend culminated an excellent regular season for our team; 40 wins is really a benchmark of excellence in college baseball," Mainieri said. "We had a difficult stretch in late March, but our guys have competed with great energy and enthusiasm, and we're playing very well at the most important time of the year. I think we certainly enhanced our resume' for the NCAA tournament by winning 40 games and perhaps finishing third in the best baseball conference in the country."
|SEC Baseball Standings
|Eastern Division
|Florida (1)
|South Carolina (4)
|Vanderbilt (6)
|Kentucky (9)
|Tennessee (11)
|Georgia (12)
|Missouri *
|Western Division
|Ole Miss (2)
|Mississippi St. (5)
|Arkansas (7)
|Alabama (8)
|Texas A&M (10)
|Auburn *
|SEC Schedule
All Times Central and Subject to Change
Saturday, May 17
Print SEC Tournament Bracket (.pdf)
Scivicque was 3-for-4 Saturday with a solo homer, a double, two runs and two RBI, while Stevenson was 2-for-4 with two RBI and one run.
Bouman (4-2), starting an SEC game for the first time since April 13 versus Arkansas, limited Auburn to one run on four hits in five innings with one walk and two strikeouts. The win was Bouman's first since March 1 against Yale, and it was his first career conference victory.
Rightfielder Anfernee Grier led off the bottom of the first inning against Bouman with a home run, the first of his career, to give Auburn a 1-0 lead.
LSU, however, responded with two runs in the top of the second as Stevenson doubled and scored on first baseman Tyler Moore's RBI single, and Scivicque launched a solo homer, his fifth dinger of the season and his first since April 6 versus Mississippi State, when he unloaded a grand slam.
The Tigers increased their lead to 3-1 in the fourth when second baseman Conner Hale doubled and scored on Scivicque's two-out single.
LSU erupted for five runs in the seventh inning, sending nine batters to the plate. Stevenson contributed a two-run single, Hale and rightfielder Mark Laird delivered RBI groundouts, and designated hitter Sean McMullen drew a bases-loaded walk.
Auburn right-hander Dillon Ortman (9-5), starting a game for the second time in the series, was charged with the loss as he surrendered three runs on seven hits in four innings with no walks and three strikeouts.
2014 SEC Baseball Tournament Bracket
Tuesday, May 20
Game 1 - 9:30 a.m. #6 Vanderbilt vs. #11 Tennessee [SPSO]
Game 2 - TBD #7 Arkansas vs. #10 Texas A&M [SPSO]
Game 3 - 4:30 p.m. #8 Alabama vs. #9 Kentucky [CSS]
Game 4 - TBD #5 Mississippi State vs. #12 Georgia [CSS]
Wednesday, May 21
Game 5 - 9:30 a.m. #3 LSU vs. Winner Game 1 [SPSO]
Game 6 - TBD #2 Ole Miss vs. Winner Game 2 [SPSO]
Game 7 - 4:30 p.m. #1 Florida vs. Winner Game 3 [CSS]
Game 8 - TBD #4 South Carolina vs. Winner Game 4 [CSS]
Thursday, May 22
Game 9 - 9:30 a.m. Loser Game 5 vs. Loser Game 6 [SPSO]
Game 10 - TBD Loser Game 7 vs. Loser Game 8 [SPSO]
Game 11 - 4:30 p.m. Winner Game 5 vs. Winner Game 6 [CSS]
Game 12 - TBD Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 8 [CSS]
Friday, May 23
Game 13 - 3:00 p.m. Winner Game 9 vs. Loser Game 11 [CSS]
Game 14 - TBD Winner Game 10 vs. Loser 12 [CSS]
Saturday, May 24
Game 15 - Noon Winner Game 13 vs. Winner Game 11 [ESPNEWS]
Game 16 - TBD Winner Game 14 vs. Winner Game 12 [ESPNEWS]
Sunday, May 25
Game 17 - 3:30 p.m. Winner Game 15 vs. Winner Game 16 [ESPN2]
All Times Central
[SPSO] - SportSouth; [CSS] - Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast;
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