Should i see same camera profiles in LR as i see in ACR?

I use macintosh and OS 10.6.6
I have found that i can see only the original camera profiles in ACR but can see eric chans's profiles in LR, in addition to the original camera profiles.
I have searched ACR, PS, and LR fora, as well as adobe websites and cannot finder an answer clear to me.
I have moved files between " /user/library/applicationsupport/adobe/camera raw/cameraprofiles", 
and the "/library/applicationsupport/adobe/cameraraw/cameraprofiles" .
I do not see the same profiles, with lightroom showing eric chan's profiles, but these are not available in ACR.
I expect  some simple answer and am prepared for disparagement, but i need some smarter person's advice and help.
thanks to any and all,
vince

thanks so much charlie.
that does not seem to work here. but perhaps i need to try again and delete some preferences, etc.
very grateful for your reply, which i think is probably the correct answer.
vince

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